Cowboy Coffee in a Small Pot

Cowboy Coffee as I learned to make it when I was at School at Royal Tine Outfitters and Camp Cook School. Here I have it reduced to a small pot for personal use.
This video is a re-upload of one of my most popular videos after it got deleted.

[@Scoutforlife]

Hard to beat coffee made your own way in a favourite pot. Nice and peaceful.thanks for sharing.

[@karlo8093]

Thanks for checking it out!

[@steveoutdoorsuk1788]

Awesome!
I've recently had a fancy to try making Cowboy coffee but was never sure how it was done.
Just found your channel and subbed.
Thank you so much, can't wait to give it a try.
Atvb.
Take care, Steve 👍👍

[@karlo8093]

Thanks Steve! it really isn't to hard. just keep stirring it down once it comes back to a boil. It's a good cuppa, once your done. I like it a lot!
Thanks for watching, and commenting, and thanks for the Sub! Hope you enjoy my channel. ATB ~Karl

[@MTwoodsrunner]

Alright Karl Great to see you my friend!
I worked for an outfitter ten years and we added the coffee to the cold water, as soon as the water came to boil we took it off the heat added a cup of cold water and served...seems everyone has their own way of building cowboy coffee...Hehehe! even among'st us outfitter guides, cooks n wranglers, we all Put our own little twist on things, I reckon thats what makes great coffee...great video amigo!...woods

[@karlo8093]

Thanks Woods! I'll be re installing a lot of my older vids over the next few days. Took them down a little while back ago, but putting more thought into it, I had a lot of fun making them and figure I'll keep trying....
I really enjoyed cowboy coffee when I was first introduced to it at RoyalTine , over in Philipsburg. It was such a smooth coffee compare to drip coffee. Here in TN, where there isn't much need for an outfitter and camp cook I wanted to continue making it but in much smaller quantities.
Thanks for watching Woods. have always appreciated ya

[@brianreif7305]

Very cool video, gonna give this a try. Thanks for posting!

[@jasonmarquez8225]

This was awesome! I use it every time now. Great job!

[@karlo8093]

Thanks Jason!

[@MIKESWILDWORLD]

Drink that coffee. Got me back on trail many of times. I’m catching up on your videos. Mike B.

[@karlo8093]

Thanks Mike!
This one is o e of my first videos. I do hope I have gotten to be a better vidiographer since then 🙂.
I still bring that lil percolator pot w me on some trips. I do like the taste of cowboy coffee.
Thanks for stopping in and checking it out

[@BluegrassBushcraft]

Great information in this video. Cant go wrong with a coffee video. Getting ready to fix my self a cup right now.
We have a spring meet coming up the first week of June in south east Ky. Hope you can make it.

[@karlo8093]

Would love to, this year though at the same time my wife and I are heading to Montana for a vacation. That's the biggie for us this year, so if you have a fall meet-up. please let me know.

[@fabricetremblay9023]

Cool ! :-)

[@cabotbluegill]

that always works well

[@kennethwalker4701]

WOW! My coffee container said one (1) teaspoon per one 6 Oz cup......

[@karlo8093]

Thanks!

[@kennethwalker4701]

@@karlo8093 of course it depends on how strong some people like their coffee ...