Mini Dragon Pot from Silverfire
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- Опубліковано 2 гру 2016
- Hey guys, we used the new silverfire dragon pot to cook luck while we were deer hunting. It worked awesome. It took about 8 minutes to get the fire going, and have our soup hot and ready. Check out the link below to get your own. Thanks for watching, and God bless............................J
www.silverfire.us/mini-dragon-...
Uh-oh . . . you put the base ring of your stove upside down. Like the SilverFire website says, " flame go up". But, in tribute to the efficiency of this stove, it still works "bass-akwards". :-) Hey, thanks for the great video and for inviting me along on your hunting trip. I enjoyed myself!
Exactly. Efficiency & a little planning makes it a lot easier when you get out in mother nature.
I really like my scout stove. Silverfire makes excellent stuff. I will definately get this pot.
Bedding pellets for fuel? That is a great idea. Thanks.
Greetings from Ireland. Hello to both of you. That looked like a welcome feed on a wet day and great little stove setup.
Looking around and under those rocks, your going to find your extra large pet Copperhead !!
I need a couple of those ! You don't give yourself enough credit . You are more than just a dude . You are a very intelligent man and I wish I knew half of what you know
Good times...good review !!! Real world, it was windy we could hear it in the microphone. Sitting on a rock and eating out of a can......well done !!! The spill added to it.....LOL
Great concept on the sleeved pot...
That is nice I like it ! it does need a bag for the stove thou ! way cool big John
great demo it will be on my bucket list.
Really nice cookin kit u got there! Good luck with ur hunt!
Silver Fire stoves are worth the extra cost. Thanks for the demonstration.
Thanks for the review, thats a nice little unit. Good luck and be safe.
"Hot chow in the cold woods" - John, I always really enjoy your cooking with fire videos. That is a great looking piece of kit.
Rabbit pellets....wood pellets... better flavour?! jk. Thanks for the vid! I bought a rocket stove thanks to you. Just need to work on getting my butt out to the thing in December and canning again (did it several times with the pressure canner this summer). Very satisfying to not pay the electric company.
yum yum looks like a winner.
As silly as it my sound, I'm impressed with the lid simply because it has a proper knob on it! I hate those camping pans that has a lid with those simple wire loops that flop down. They might pack down smaller, but those freakin loops don't stand up, so it's hard to pick up the lid when the loop keeps flopping over, and it's even more exacerbating because the lid is hot!
This kit in the video was thought out and made well. Kudos to Silverfire for putting a proper knob on the lid!
Nice to see you using something non metal in your canning jar. I hate when I see people banging into them with metal spoons and forks.
Super cool thing, show how the tree burns ... twigs😊
Flames always up :)
Thank you for sharing this camp stove! I've never seen one of these before. It looks very easy to use👍
id like to see them make a skillet with the same heat band as the pot has so that the heat will go up around the sides of the skillet- that would be great for frying etc while out in the wonderful nature- good demonstration- love ya huggs
Truly a meal fit for a king! A Silverfire rocket stove is number one on my wish list. TFS!
hand sanitizer makes a great ignition fuel in place of alcohol as well.
Hay John brother nice looking cook set hope you get a monster something like a 12 point with drop tines all though an old guy up here says he never found a good recipe for horns yet good luck.
I do love Stoves, seems like a very efficient kit for two or more. It will have to be for me and my two youngest... I think it'll work out just fine. I see people scoffing at the price, do they not realize how much work has gone into the stove and kit.sometimes, people will comment on things they just don't fully understand at any rate really good informative review as all your silver fire products have been thank you so much for bringing this on to the table, take care
Shane
That looked really efficient. Nice demo bro. Record when you do the fish fry too. Thanks.
Worth the price. You more than earn it back when you get first buck, or doe if you are permitted. The cost of the meat to feed a family versus grocery prices.thank you and God bless.
Cool, I really like that pot.
Nice video John. I bought a Silver Fire Scout based on your recommendation on one of your earlier videos and I love it. I like using the wood pellets also. Good luck hunting.
Try the Vaseline covered cotton balls for fire starter. Very cheap and easy to use. Super light weight too. That sounded like glass. I know I would break it for sure. And I'm sure you already know this anyway. Good vid. I have a bunch of silverfire stuff already. Maybe I'll pick this one up. My pathfinder one broke so I need a new pot.
Nice video. Thanks. I really like Silverfire products. I own the Silverfire Survivor myself but man his prices sure have gone up the last two years. Prices are getting out of hand.
I love my Scout stove also. I will probably need one of these too. Love the videos. keep up the great work.
Great video. I'm still wanting the SilverFire Dragon. I WILL own it.
Awesome possum worth every penny
John, one of your best videos.
Awesome cooking pot. You make a nice pot of chili.
I have the stove and love it. Great piece of gear.
I love reviews!!! Thank you!!!
I'd like to have joined in on that lunch.
I love my Rocket Stove and big Dragon Pot...this smaller version would be great for cooking smaller portions...thanks for the video!
That;s really cool. Mark uses a propane camp burner, but this seems like it's easier to use and sturdier. Great review!
Great video: They truly are a fantastic unit. I have the original two units the scout and the Papa Silver Fire. I have had them for over 20-30 years maybe more. Somehow two parts fused together ????? I like the new Scout I am going to buy a new scout.
Thanks for the order page.
Very Awesome
EXCELLENT video, Mr. Jnull0. Thank you very much. Watching you empty those cans made me think about using some of my dehydrated foods (corn, pre-cooked hamburger "rocks", chili beans and a spice powder blend) as long as I had a good source of water or heck, if I'd taken along a bag of pre-cooked & dehydrated spaghetti with meat sauce. The endless possibilities! God Bless.
I was curious as to what that stove was when I saw it in the other video. Thanks for doing this video - very helpful & informative
Good video!
Yet, while it is common practice to light these wood gas stoves using the upside down fire lay, I suggest they work much better with a traditional fire lay. Especially when using wood pellets.
I have an Ohuhu that has vent holes in the bottom of the firebox. After laying the fire I simply pick the stove up and light it from the bottom.
I believe you will find that not only will the fire be much easier to light it will burn more efficiently, reaching operating temperature more quickly.
Great for Two I love it also, great for gold panning !
Very good thank you
Thanks for sharing that sir. Good stuff as usual. Hope to see you on the bank soon.
Hey jnull0, I believe you have the bottom portion of this stove upside down in the video, I know it was probably a simple mistake, but I figured I would point out to people who are watching the video trying to learn the proper way to use this stove. Thanks for the video, I'm very interested in the mini dragon pot.
Thumbs up, I'll buy one
Love the size.
Love the video. Your surroundings look like you are in my neck of the woods here in North Carolina. I saw you scout a little tipsy at one point, so be careful. (first aid-take some burn cream just in case). I have the bigger silverfire, makes some good fried chicken fingers! it's fun using. My sister has the scout. great for primitive camping.
wishing you a successful hunt!! "Meat for the winter" that's coming soon. I heard a bad snowy winter is predicted for your area.
I learn a lot from your videos, keep then coming.
God bless, and have a safe day.
Dear Mr.John, hope all's well in the part of the world that you are in? "that phrase sound's familiar " lol, Hope you don't mind me saying,( eureka moment) with the dragon pots they seem to burn a bit fierce at times, is/would it be possible for Mr. Todd to design a stainless steel band/collar with the flame shaped hole's to go around the primary base support air ports, that could be moved left or right direction to control/constrict/slow the air flow as required,that may even help the dragon pots to be even more efficient? love all your vid's. mick from uk, and my smallholding, just a few pigs.
Dude, Awsome video. That looks good man. I am with you 110% on the Silverfire gear. I like there products so much I want to start a dealership in North Carolina. I haven't yet spoken to them about this yet but as soon as I get some time I would like to find out how much it would cost me to open up my own store. Anyway enjoyed the videos. ATB, Jeff
Great Video.
I would like to see a video of the fish fry ! Buzz on jnull !
Pretty cool
When I take my canned food camping, even though I don't store with a ring, I put one on. I've gone to grab one and the lid was off. I don't crank it down just enough to protect the lid.
how cool is that. ..and I finally figured how to get a UA-cam account. ..my son helped me. .lol...thanks for the info.. have a great day! ! ! just me sandy
Buzz Buzz! Have a good'nnn
my favorite channel:) hello from arkansas:)
looks like awesome gear. thanks for the review. keep em coming. ks
nice, i like it. would be great to keep in trunk so u can cook a hot meal for lunch instead of tv dinners at work. just saying.
Nice review. You put the bottom of the stove the wrong way up though... Flames up, was the rule. i think....
could be a good small heat source if needed after heating your food :-)
You said something about taking that with you to have a fish fry at the river. I believe that Ohio has a law against filleting the fish while you are still fishing. You don't want to get in trouble with a game warden for something little like that.
them things come in handy
Hey troublemaker! I just found you're going to be at the Appalachian Homesteader's get together "thing" (darnit, can't think of the full, correct name) next May in Tennessee speaking on rabbits. COOL BEANS!!!! We may just have to make a drive down. You've been warned cousin!
please do some venison cooking vids if you get a deer
Nice! Hey John, were those 'USED' pellets or 'NEW' pellets you used? Do they add a smokey flavor? I would think the used ones would add a certain kinda 'WANG' to what you're cookin! hehehe
Yummy !!!!!
Yes maybe the next time you use it you put the base in the proper orientation.
Great review, thanks for posting it up. How did the fish fry go? Seems like that fire would be awfully hot to put oil on.
hey J nice vid you are deffer
Hey John , you got the base of the stove upside down.
hey J Null I hit the wrong button nice vid
Silverfire products are very efficient and well built but people should know they are made in China.
I use a product from Trail stove.com it cost only 19.95 and weighs less than anything else and burns wood or coal and if I'm camping I take and fill it up with coal and that will last for 2 or 3 days home cooking
Clever design, but expensive. I have a two person kit with anodized aluminum that I paid 18 dollars for, has a little fry pan and a pot. I've had it for years and used it quite a bit. I threw out the little bowls and put a camp steel coffee cup that I can cook in with it. I have a pop can alcohol stove I built, and also a folding wood burning stove I paid 15 dollars for. I don't agree with going that high for camping, but to each his own. I have a tarp and an army bivy sack that cost me about 30 dollars apiece. Just about all my camp equipment put together cost as much as that pot.
Yeah, the alice pack is an excellent buy. I have an old Jansport external frame I bought many years ago, still in excellent shape. It doesn't cost much at all to be comfortable and warm out there. The next thing I want to get for car camping and around the house is a cast iron dutch oven. I have a 10 inch iron skillet. That would pretty much do me.
there no way I can afford that pot or the silver fire gear being a poor guy on a fixed income I agree with you on the gear
You've got the bottom section upside down.
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I first saw this cooking set up on Wayne's fishing video with you recently.... "slow down and live life or you'll miss it" imo, should be a bumper sticker.... anyhow- I don't care about the price! I care about the quality of stainless it is! I am done buying modern stainless steele pots made with stainless that gets pin holes in it quickly, like within a season of hard use. I have had to resort to antique shops and the like, to find thick good lifelong products. In your opinion is this a purchase that will not have to be re-bought in your lifetime ? Is it something, like old cast iron pots, that can be past on to future generations?
No more throw away/seasonal products for me equals not shopping in modern stores for the most part. Hope you tell me yes! this is not thin chinese stainless............. Keep on Keeping on
that color of orange won't work in Missouri has to be 180 sq inches of blaze orange no camo in it just orange love your videos only way I can get 1 is if I win it or someone gives it to me I'm on disability and a fixed income ATB...bob
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if you let us know in advance we can all come for dinner
AS A TREAT TO ALL HIS SUBSCRIBERS, HE SHOULD DO AN INVITE FOR US TO HAVE A BBQ AT HIS PLACE? WHAT DO YOU ALL THINK? MICK FROM UK
LOL,
Did anyone else see the deer over his right shoulder?
Aaron Carlisle That was Ricky messing with us.
Not nice to make us hungry like that!
Bet you could improvise a "dead cat" for your microphone, and lose the wind noise...
Your doin it wrong!LoL
Camp hi viz
Sos bus I mention camo hi vis
dragon lol
second
what ever happened to carrying a thermos of coffee, or hot chocolate, anther thermos of soup or chili and a couple of sandwiches and snacks.
*****... yeah, I believe you're right.
ibpn, lol. Anyhow, these stoves also have a survival purpose. They can be used when power goes out in apartments, for camping, emergency situations in vehicles etc. In many state parks wood fires are banned where these may not be. We have one and it's a great way to take a break and enjoy cooking outdoors, very relaxing. Todd Albi makes them, sends these to poor countries where wood is scarce as they take very little wood to heat foods. That said, thermos's n' sandwiches stillwork too. cheers
is there a place ware you feel out of your element?
LOL....$174.00 ..HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
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LIKE YOUR CHANEL BUT I WAS UNDER THE IMPRESSION YOU WERE POOR,IF YOU CAN PAY THAT KIND OF MONEY FOR A POT MAYBE I WAS WRONG.THE REST OF US HUNTERS CARRIES COFFEE AND SANDWICHES.