Outdoor Cooking Gear Loadout Camping & Bushcraft
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- On this video I show my cooking kits and general outdoor cooking gear that take into the woods, for bushcraft and painting trips outdoors. ⬇︎
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On this video I show my cooking kits and general outdoor cooking gear that I take into the woods, for bushcraft and painting trips outdoors.
Aluminum vs Aluminium (9:30):
_Aluminum_ was coined in 1808. _Aluminium_ was proposed in 1812 to be consistent with the scientific practice of ending metals with "-ium" (helium, lithium, potassium, radium, etc), though there are other metals that use "-um" (platinum, molybdenum, etc). Most of the world adopted the "-ium" spelling but the USA and Canada stuck with the original, except within the scientific community, which tends to favor the newer version in publications.
Watching you prepare that meal made me really hungry. Have you seen the Solo? You never need to fan the flames and it burns very clean so less soot.
Website:
www.solostove.com/
Review by Canadian Prepper:
th-cam.com/video/pHk6lLrg5jA/w-d-xo.html
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All the videos Ric made, it was good to hear him speak. I miss his videos. RIP brother.
I fully agree with u, never heard Ric talk as much and first time. I sure miss him and his fab vids, rest in 😂 joy.
I just found out the news today, Rest his Soul! Loved his paintings!
Missing Ric so much. Only just now can I really enjoy watching without feeling an emptiness in the pit of my stomach. So grateful these videos are still up!! RIP brother Ric! Cheers to all - Luther
I had not seen this one, but what a treat to hear Ric share his equipment used. I was a fan and avid watcher for over his last 2 years. Miss him and sending light, love to his Family.
Are you saying he has passed away?
@@Otis010707 yes Ric died about a year ago or more. There's a vid put out by his wife. He was young and I miss his vids, to me he was the best.
@leonorlizardo9174 the very best. I miss him too.
WOW! Nice stuff! I came for the cookware and I'm leaving drooling over the food. You make me want to go out in the freezing rain - after big snow for the past two and a half days - to cook something. Thanks!
We have the same aesthetics and similar cook kit. I definitely will trade the extra weight to cook in my mini cast iron wok as a treat. My accidental but indispensable tool is a nice pair of chopsticks. They stir my coffee, turn over bacon and replace a fork when I like
"Brunch of woodsmen." Love it!
I have to say I always get mesmerized when you cook and paint. Great idea using the jeans for your bags.
Awesome kits love the bushbox xl..
You said the magic word; fun. Sometimes that's what make life enjoying what pleases us. Good seeing this video. Gracias
As a fellow TH-camr myself I enjoy learning from others so thanks for sharing!
Great kits! Thanks for sharing
It's great camp cooking kit!) And video I like that, very cosi
That wood tube he used to blow the fire was awesome! I've never thought about something like that. Thanks for the idea.
An old cut down aluminium arrow shaft works great.
@@Useaname Sorry but you spelled aluminum incorrectly....
Very well organized.
good advise and food looked delicious ! Thanks for that !
Nifty! I like the bag you made
Awesome vid. Thanx.
This video is so wonderful!
Great idea with the jean bag, will save mine from now on, thank you.
Nice video! I love observing earth, discover and decompress...
Great set ups and real food :-)) Thats what its all about !
Thank you for your videos they are amazing 🙏🏼
Nice video, thanks for sharing!
Alright for you and your bread,I love watching you cook and paint😁
Entertaining, educating, and relaxing :)
Very informative and thanks for sharing 👍🏼
so much knowledge and experience that I can learn from this video
wow I like this high quality video!! I have to try harder!
Man great little line up, good work on brunch too
Thanks for sharing!
Clark and Virginia
Very nice set up's and that meal you made got me hungry 👍
Some really good tips. Many thanks to you.😁
Glad it was of help :-)
Thanks for the great bread making tip.
Never thought of doing that.
I'll add a lightweight bread board and some ingredients to my kit.
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Thanks for the vid from Nova scotia..
Always love seeing your gear Ric.
I can tell you respect the traditional and finer hand made equipment, but also you know there is a time and place for modern gear but it's never over done. You definitely have yourself and your gear dialed in.. . Thanks for the vid Ric. .oh .. where would one find the mule bag you use sometimes..
thanks buddy. D you mean the green bag i carry wood on? i got it at an army surplus store in Sweden.
Love your videos, thanks!
Thanks for watching!
very nice video, thanks for sharing.
you are most welcome :)
Thanks for sharing.
I have a little Norwegian army frying pan that is my absolute favorite, it is funny how attached you can get to a frying pan, all the best my friend, this was a good post, I love seeing what gear other people use.
I feel the same way. Thanks
Hei I really enjoy your page ☺ Keep it up!
Very nice video.
I was learned English from your video, Tks bro
oh ~~~ very nice !!!
Thank you! Cheers!
Like the jacket
Great job good cooking🎆🎆🎉🎉
New guy to your channel. I am enjoying your channel and how detailed u have your gear. I love both your rucksack and the well seasoned pan you have. Living in the Great Country of TX we don’t have the openness of wilderness to explore like other states or countries. I look forward to your new videos take care from TX.
Thanks Victor and welcome!
Really nice. I am putting together a cooking kit or couple of them but my choices of pan wears are titanium. I still do not have a titanium bottle like the nalgene one but have a keith canteen kit ,several pots of several sizes a little grill then a frying pan, got titanium plate too but I always try to minimize what I take depending what I am planning to do. Most trips I only use dehydrated meals so a single pot to boil water would do. I have not used any of the titanium stuff in fire directly just yet except the keith canteen cup which out it on top of a gas stove it changed the metal color to multi hue colors and what looks like an awful burnt blue mark and I expended hours cleaning the sticked rice on the inside as titanium conducts heat really fast and effectively and should have watched more carefully. I am learning still. I have a mini wood stove like yours but also in titanium. sometimes I think on the Stanley steel pots and pans and heavy skillets but they are not really practical for backpacking. Even canoeing! the more weight efficient with light stuff also the more crap we can bring which sometimes will end up not using half of it but they would be there! LOL!
U are unimaginable.... Lots of love lots of love big fan 😍😍from INDIA
Had a breakfast 30 minutes ago and watching your video made me hungry. Nice stuff and always like what you cook, looks very delicious. Thanks for the videos
Awesome! Thank you!
You are very tidy, I like it, nicely organized :):)
Love the explanation lol
This stove works best starting the fire Top Down….as it burns lower then add sticks from the side or bottom…. Had several kinds of this version and all worked best that way…..I like your video…simple and informative for beginners….great job
Do I detect a Netherlands accent? This video was very informative. If I keep on watching these videos it might be contagious . Certainly equipped with a wealth of knowledge to venture forth.
Wish I was there with you it looks delicious.
Excellent video.
Like you I've also got a tipi, but most of the time, I'm in the field I'm on foot, so the weight of the gear is critical. I need to come up with a better cook system for winter as the Jetboil isn't wkrking brlow -5c. Anyway, this video helped very much.
Many thanks for sharing.
Julian in Finland
I like the bushbox XL
its awesome
Nice
Glad to see there’s someone else who can’t go out without their kettle!
I always miss watching your videos ... too much time in between them for my liking. All the best chap.
Very nice ustensils,,very good food!i like your channel
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Cool stuffs you have..i like allot the thing where you put the wood for making fire..can wait to go with my tend for few days fishing and cook also something in our beautyfull carphatian mountains..
The portable wood stove?? I really like it,. But I think it's pricey. 😑
@@MBhurt no offense, but quality gear, that will last a lifetime, is expensive. Doesn't mean you can't get out in the woods with much cheaper gear, that is comparable and will last a few years at least. It's not a rich man's game (although it is a substantial investment to get basic gear)
capable man!!
well damn that made me hungry - that pan o yours man ? you're right to love it
its great :)
the beat up things we use all the time are always the best
Gostei do Coador de café, vou tentar produzir um igual no bushcraft.
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Some fantastic ideas and tips, You don't need all those kits, Nic. I'll take the one with the tea/ coffee strainer on a stand If you Please. That looked awesome. I Bet you're a Taurus.
Cool video, great kits! What kind of coffee filter is that? Thanks!
Hi, great video! Where did you get your Dutch oven? Perhaps a link please
Really nice presentation. What was the make of kettle and fry pan you use? Thanks
Very nice. I loved the clip on filters you have, much easier than using a bandana or cloth. What are they called??? I'm going to try get my hands on a couple.
I agree, sometimes I use a shemagh or cloth to filter, but the coffee filter I use does the job better, dries faster and packs smaller. Here is a link to it: www.gsioutdoors.com/ultralight-java-drip.html
Nice video. Can’t wait for more tipi? How did your bushcraft camp go?
Loved the video would love to have one of those folding handle skillet if you don’t mined where did you purchase it thanks keep ‘em coming
Thanks. It was a gift from my wife the company is stabilotherm
May I ask the title of the video where you make the cutting board. Looks like one piece? Is the handle a branch from same slab of wood?
Love it! Great videos. Thank you for sharing your adventures!
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Bread, potato chips, onios and eggs... very cool
Brilliant! In England we have these things called, Brillio-pads which are so amazing, they're wire-wool with soap! 😎😎😎😎
Yep, we have Brillo pads in the US too. I have used them camping for many years. Sometimes I also get Scotchbrite scrubpads and cut them to size. Scotchbrite does not have soap in it, though. I'm glad someone else knows about Brillo, they're cool :-).
Miss you deeply. R I P maestro
Awesome kits, thanks for sharing your expertise... ATB Von
you are hiking with a cast iron gully cover ?! :D MANLY !
no, but really awesome load out . Maybe not the lightest but it has its benefits!
thanks for sharing
have a good time
Awesome ! Well thought out my friend. I really like that frying pan with the folding handle. I would love to get one but It doesn’t look like that company would ship to the US. Peace
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that's a handy filter
like the cooking kit, but really like the wood stove you have what size it that one
It's thebushbox XL version, but if you gonna get it, the titanium Xl version is a better choice. From www.bushcrat-essentials.com
Good video, good bunch of cook kits. Thanks for sharing. Quick question: where did you get that hat? I really like it. (I am a hat man)
Thanks. Don't know, it was Present.
High N., the kettle is beautiful. Kindly Fiete
Yes, it's a great design
I need one of those would stove
Last week camping I could cook anything the propane was not working too cold
we miss you my friend
Nice video!
Where are U at, Biltema and Bregott??? 😀
Muito BOM
I’d love to see your owning box too sometime
Excellent video man, very informative and we'll made. And just for curiosity, are you Dominican (from Nagua)? Hehe.
Thanks. No
:-) Da steckt der kleine Kessel ;-)))
danke
hi there! greetings from Cyprus. Have just discovered your videos. will be checking out others... thanks! impressed with the bread-making - you make it look so easy. Could you share the ingredients you used? I also really liked your frying pan and was going to ask where you got it from but i see one of the other commenters has already asked. You mentioned that you use a millbank bag in the video for clearing sediment from water - i have been trying to find one for ages with no luck - any leads on a source that you could share? thanks mate and keep up the good work!
sure, just normal flour, water and a bit of salt. For the millbank bag you can find it here: www.thebushcraftstore.co.uk/the-brown-filter-bag---the-millbank-bag-is-back-29422-p.asp
You're lucky to be living in Cyprus. Nice weather most of the year, surrounded by sea and a big enough island to go somewhere remote.
I'm envious.
Buttered tortillas are how we (tried) to bulk up one of our boys- I don't know anyone who doesnt love a good buttered tortilla
I know this is a late question considering this video is from 3ish years ago lol, but on the off chance you'll reply.... what jacket is that? It looks awesome
Nice video. If I may ask what are those clips you used on the filter that's really awsome.
Thanks. It comes with the filter
На все случаи жизни!Окей!
Which Brand is The stainless Steel pot ?
WOW!!! That folding and hollow handle frying pan!! Somebody please tell me where I can buy that. TIA 🙂
Hi Ric, I was gifted a couple of the the folding frying pans from my friend in Norway but they didn't come with a mesh carrying bag. Did you buy yours separate and if so where did you find it? Thanks
its from another product
I've been trying to find somethint from moosejaw and backcountry.com but they don't have anything. Do you remember where you got it from?
Look at firesbox videos to see how to better use the cut rounds. He use it like a Swedish torch. I did it the same way you did in this video but his newish way seems to perform better. Just a suggestion. But I prefer the no cut method, if you can find the sticks.
That way is good for high flames, fast cooking like boiling water. The way I did it is better for slow cooking/ embers. To each situation adapt the fire lay. No one way for me ;)