I have seen a lot of your videos and I must say that I like the way how you SHARE your knowledge about bushcrafting. While others tend to lecture and impresses upon the viewers how EXPERTS they are and how they have mastered the craft......with you, you just share what you know and just enjoy the outdoors. Great video.
Thank you so much Jeca 👍🏻😁 … that was really kind of you to say so 😉 … and that’s how I want my channel to be seen 👌🏻😊. Thank you so much. Atb to you my friend 🌤
My grandfather, who was born in the 1880s, taught me to make it slightly differently. The key is using a medium to coarse grind coffee the kind that used to be done in a hand grinder and you use one teaspoon to one tablespoon of coffee per cup of water and as soon as the water boils you put the coffee in take the water off the fire and let it set for 5 minutes close to the Heat but not boiling then you put your cold water in to settle the grounds it also works best with some egg shell put in the coffee. The problem with boiling the coffee is it scorches it so it doesn't taste as good. That was done, according to my grandfather, when you are running out of coffee and you had to use old grounds with some new grounds to stretch it out.
Thanks for sharing this nice story about coffee and how to make it. I’ve found out that making “cowboy coffee “ is very individual and the preferred taste is very personal. 👍🏻🐶😊
Not necessary to boil cowboy coffee. Bring water to near boil. Add fine grind if possible, stir once only, wait 5-7 minutes, wipe any grounds from mouth area of vessel , test for no floaters, if clear, drink slowly and enjoy. Easy, no boiled over coffee no cold water. That's how I do it. Enjoying your videos, thanks.
Thanks for sharing your experience with cowboy coffee ☕️ I will experiment a bit more and try different ways to make it … and probably try yours too 👍🏻😁 Happy holidays to you 🎄🎅😎🤗
Whiskey a pipe and coffee, nice afternoon treat. Great video, I also bought the kettle. I like the idea of the solo stove, but I just use my pocket stove with gas can. I need to change it and use renewable fuels. Thank you for sharing, many blessings
I really enjoy your videos. A suggestion for your cowboy coffee is to get the water to a boil then take off the heat and add fine grind coffee. Stir and let sit for 2 minutes, stir again and wait another 2 minutes. It will still be very hot and delicious. I have tried a few methods and find this to be the best for me. And of course the whiskey.
Thanks Mark for your suggestion 👍🏻😁 I’ll try that method and see what I think … and then of course whiskey in. I forget that some times 😬 Thanks for your support 👍🏻
Wow! I'm sorry about that first pot of coffee! I've been watching your videos for a long while now an I'm amazed to see that it was in this video the start of a tradition!! Your very first cowboy coffee with a hit of whiskey. Feels like watching history.
Another great video and what I like about them is that you are out and about and showing what else your country has to offer rather than like some never leave their back yard, looking forward to the next one all the best my friend.
Thanks John … I’m planning a new one today 👍🏻 … but not 100 % sure … because of bad weather. I hope it’ll clear up so I can come out in the forest and shoot a new video 👍🏻 So stay tuned on my channel 😉
Hey Tom this is a great A to Z series. I cut a piece of leather to put in side my Hudson Bay Tobacco Tin to protect the lens from getting scratched by which ever tinder I'm carrying at the time.
I love your simple fire and coffee videos the most. I saw the problem with boiling over the coffee. I've used the solo stive lite many times. I've had to learn to not put so much wood in the stove. Just a couple of sticks the size of your finger at a time. Yes you have to feed it more often but you don't burn food or boil over nearly as often. Another excellent video though. Keep them coming please
Your vids are very enjoyable Tom! And you don’t let failures out, not only in this one with the coffee. I remember i scene you accidently put a little spruce on fire, as a warning how fast it can get a flame. Not letting this out was also very good. The quality of filming and sound increased over time but i also like the videos of less professional quality because you take us along in your journey getting better and better and with some fine skills, very creative and practical. 60K well earned and it will be a lot more!
Hi Tom, very nice video, like your other ones. It was a pleasure, if you show how to make such a container as you made for your coffee! ;-) greetings from switzerland!
Thanks my friend for your kind and positive feedback 👍🏻😁 Maybe one day I’ll tell you the story about my coffee container.… it’s nothing special But I understand your interest in it 👌🏻😉 and I appreciate that. Atb my friend 🏕🔥🌲
I used to make cowboy coffee by letting it boil over then taking it off the fire and let it cool to drinking temp. And yes a splash of your favorite whiskey always makes it better.
Hi Tom !! I never tried to put whisky in the coffee, I liked the tip. Maybe it's great to have a strong hot coffee in such a cold environment. Someday I'll go somewhere that has snow just to try; Of course I will not forget the whisky. Nice kuksa!!
Hi Jimmi … where are you from? Since you don’t have snow where you live 🤔 And yes the whiskey is a much when it’s cold and wet. I can recommend it 🤗👍🏻 ☕️
I had the same thing happen to me with the heat below my teapot. I am learning I need to adjust how close I let the flame get to the bottom of the kettle.
I have a thermos jug I use for my herbal teas and it keeps it hot all day, I used it for my batch of coffee and while I watch you drink your coffee I have a good cup of coffee in front of me and more coffee in my jug for later in the day... Skal ✌😊👍✨
@@cimbrerbushcraft-vikingheritag 1rst time in over 6 moths I didn't coffee, I drank 3 good cups of it and my thermos jug is empty already, Boy was it strong... I'm feeling the after shock... The sunshine just pierced the clouds here and I put on my boots and go out in the cold, see you later...👌😊👍🐱🐉✨
I believe that the very first time your coffee boiled that you were finished ....... only needing to let it sit for 2-3 min. for the grounds to settle. Anyway , super cool gear !
Enjoyed your comparison of fire starting tools. I usually use the ferro rod, but occasionally try a bow drill to keep that skill. I'm not a fan of cowboy coffee, but I agree that whiskey makes it taste better!!! Thanks for posting this video, look forward to the next in your series!
Thanks to the link to David west's friction fire video; he was incredible! A couple thoughts: 1) that Solo Stove Titan seems to work TOO well :-), and 2) watching your videos (whether or not I'm interested in the topic) is always a great stress reliever for me. Thanks for including all of us in your adventures, my friend.
Thanks William for your feedback and comment 👍🏻😁 Your are a little bit right about the solo stove 😏 It’s very efficient and one must take care not to feed it to much But if I don’t use to much spruce wood with lots of resins in… it’s easy to control I’m very happy to hear you like my videos … regardless the subject I’m talking about 🤗
I use the Pathfinder Stainless Kettle it has a screen that goes in the opening, i use coarse grounds and have never had issues with grinds. the water boils covers the grinds and bam!
Oh , may I suggest that you check out Saved Monks' bushcraft kit . A smart mix of the old and new . I really like your taste in gear as well as his . Thanks again for great videos !
Hi Nick. I’ve bought mine here in Denmark … but here at Grimfrost grimfrost.com/products/viking-fire-steel?nosto=frontpage-nosto-1 They sent the steel all over the world. I don’t know if bushcraftbutikken.dk/shop/6-ild-fire/322-haandsmedet-ildstaal/. do the same … you can ask them 😁👍🏻 … let me know how it goes Atb to you
I think matches are actually the highest form of firemaking technology. That is of course not chemical or electrically driven. Ferro rods in some ways are a step backwards but very fun. Who doesn't like a spark shower? But they last a very long time. Matches and ferro rods should always be carried and a lighter also because they are much more guaranteed. I think older cultures would have been very happy with matches and gladly ditched their flint and steels.
Your absolute right about the matches, lighter and ferro rods … it’s more reliable and safe to use 👍🏻😁 But !! ☝🏻 the challenge in using the flint and steel … is for me … the most satisfying way to make fires 🔥. And it’s a little bit funny 😁 because in the last couple of days I’ve been thinking about that issue … and have decided that I’m going to use my flint and steel as much as I can, and try different materials to improve my skills 😊👌🏻
The hard part is to get that rolling boil just right.I myself leat it roll for 10 min in my big coffee pot. In a 2 cup jet boil about 5min. Also, use a finer then what you had this will give you more flavor :)
I'm kind of new to your channel but I really like it! The land that you're in is really amazing and I really like the way you do things. Can't wait till the next one! Merry Christmas to you and your family!
Your welcome 👍🏻 remember to write if you will attend in the contest 🤔💭😉 And thanks for your support and kind words about Denmark 🇩🇰 And merry Christmas to you too 🎅😁
Cimbrer Bushcraft Yes sir please count me in on the contest! I would absolutely love to have a Ground Cloth it would com in handy for camping trips with my son and I. I did comment on the video that you did on the Ground Cloth so my fingers are crossed 🤞! But truly thank you for all of your information take care my friend...
Best coffee ,what I do with my thermos jug is I put the coffee in it and boil the water on the side and when the water has boiled, I fill the jug and put the lid on and wait some five minutes and non of it is spilled, like boiling a milk soup, or trying to make fudge or toffee, I only succeeded in making a sugar cake as hard as rock that wouldn't even dissolve in water, I broke half my toot trying to bite in it and the other half in fights and telling lies..✨
With a spark or to light in a flash I suggest Irish spring after shave or AXE for men or Cologne AQUA VELVA , just a little spray on your dry amadou and it will light in 1 or two strikes, and it will smell good...✨💥🎡💥✨🐱🐉💦💨
Hi 👋🏻 The kettle is a Esbit … and the stove a Solo Stove Titan. They are both bought on the internet … Just look it up at Amazon … I think you’ll find it there. Thanks for your support and comment
I told Owen he should try to catch a bison calf alive, I'm very fond of oxen, I said they had never seen any of these in Denmark, They make wonderful companions when they are young but they can get very big. When I said that I saw his blue eyes shine with sparks, and I think he will try to do that, a friend of mine here by the lake I was talking to you about , her grand-father a pure blooded native used to harness his pet moose to a sleigh as you would do with a reindeer, moose are huge , I saw on a video that they still have aurocks gnu in swiss alps, . and yacks are my favorite, , they can travel Himalayan trails and know their way, some folks in U.S. have imported some from Nepal,.. Bison was believed extinct yet made a come back and I wonder about the boeuf musqué in the arctic, I'll do a research on that right away ✨
I know six ways of starting a friction fire, but of those I know, only two, the fire plow and the hand drill, can be done without cordage, or any other manmade material. . A hand drill is easier of you can use a thumb tie because this stops your hands from sliding down the spindle every few seconds. This also means these two are the easiest ways to start a fire if you have no knife. I'm not at all fond of magnifying glasses that are as small as the one in the Hudson Bay lid. It's isn't the magnifying power that lights a fire, it's how much light is concentrated at the focal point. The wider the lens, the more light, meaning the more energy, you get at the focal point, and the easier it is to start a fire. A lens two inches in diameter brings four times as much light/energy/heat to the focal point than a once inch lens, and this makes it far easier to start a fire, especially under averse conditions. And all things being equal, a Fresnel lens is much more efficient than a regular magnifying lens because it is thin and flat, and ones designed to start fires are also specifically designed to bring all the light to a pinpoint focus. In short, magnifying lenses are designed for image quality, and Fresnel lenses are designed for focal quality over a short distance. A Fresnel lens can also do a much better job of focusing oblique light, which adds energy to the focal point. Anyway, the wider the lens, the easier it will start a fire. Combine a wide lens with a pinpoint focus, and starting a fire is so easy it can become your fire starter of choice most of the year. As for Cowboy Coffee, we take it off the fire as soon as it starts to boil. Boiling water turns coffee bitter, and the best best restaurants that make the best coffee never allow the water to boil at all. Right below boiling makes the best coffee, so the moment Cowboy Coffee starts to boil, bet it off the fire, drop a bit of cold water to settle the grounds, and you're good to go. If you do want the water to boil, it should never boil more than a minute, tops. Around here, though, we stop as soon as the water boils, and I love coffee made this way, but up to a one minute boil also makes good coffee. After that, all you're doing is burning the coffee, and imparting more and more bitterness. Coffee produces natural sugars, if you don't boil it all out. Anyway, I recon it's real cowboy coffee because real cowboys chuck wagon cooks have been doing it this way for a hundred and fifty years or more.
Hi James. Thanks for your comment with all that info about fire starting 👍🏻 It’s sounds like you know what you are talking about 😉 Regarding the cowboy coffee. I found the info about boiling it on several TH-cam videos … this is the most popular and shown: th-cam.com/video/tq7Si7cp2jM/w-d-xo.html … where Kent Rollins says it should boil 2-3 min. And that it’s the boiling that takes the acid out of the coffee ?? But I’m going to try it again and then boiling it a short time … 2-3 min max. 😝 Thanks again for your interest and comment on my channel.
I like that you take us along your experimenting journey and show failures and all. Nice, honest content. I love making coffee while camping and usually pack my Aeropress, which works amazing. It is definitely not old school, though. I will give this method a try. Strong, black coffee is the way I like it too. What kind of whisky were you using?
Thanks for your comment and thoughts 💭 … nice to hear about your coffee experience The whisky is just a cheap one Johnny Walker 😊 But it taste like heaven in the coffee 😇
ANOTHER THING YOU MUST HAVE DRIVING A VEHICLE IN THE WINTER IS A gas line antifreeze as it can unfreeze your car doors an your gas line and also is a great help to start an emergency fire in the cold. and of course kerosene good old lamp oil is a must, any dampness in the wiring to the spark plug and you clean the wire with a rag with a little kerosene and the engine will start on the double, an old mechanic trick that beats any silicon spray formulae, I'M DONE FOR NOW, iS that coffee strong, and always have blankets and warm clothes as sub0 temperature...✨💥🎡💥✨🐱🐉🐱🏍
Great video and a great channel, keep it up please. There are also electrical and chemical fire starting techniques and compounds available, though not in use by anyone that I know. You seem to prefer the Solo Stove Titan as opposed to the standard Solo Stove...may I ask why?
Hi Clinton. First … thanks to you for your support and comment 👍🏻 When I began to explore the market for twig stoves I saw a video where the person said that the Titan was the best choice … because the combustion camber is bigger than in the smaller one. And I think he was right 🙏🏻 you don’t have to fill it all the time with twigs and small branches That gives me … I think … more time to do other things Ex preparing food and so on. I love the Titan and I’m glad I chose that one. Hope this was an answer you can use 👌🏻🤗
Cimbrer Bushcraft I just bought the same rucksack and I own both Solo stoves so I was curious if it was worth the space in the bag to carry the larger one. Thanks for the response.
Davs Tom, yes I did enjoy your video. I’m not sure whether it is the coffee or the whisky you enjoy most but both are good together or separate. I see you have a large black panel at the back of your backpack with the letters ESEE on. I am familiar with ESEE knives, but what is this? Pas på dig serv
@@cimbrerbushcraft-vikingheritag No , I'm not worried for U.S., They have the means to overcome the crisis, I'm proud of my Mexican friends who volunteered to secure Capitol Hill in Washington D.C. they will have a democratic government for the first time since a long time. I didn't have coffee for months, I have 3 or 4 kinds in my pantry and I'm gonna boil water and make a jug of coffee that will help me to overcome my bad temper...✨💥🎡💥✨🎅👼🧔🤴🎪🎎🎏🎢
Great video :D i think you're only missing one small item. The fire piston (i dont have that one though xd) I've made fire with all of them except the bowdrill :/ i havent mastered that technique :o and when you dont have cordage with you you can always use your shoe lace :D Thanks, great vid !!
I'm not at all fond of the fire piston. It works, but is very, very difficult to do with natural materials, so I don't have a use for it. As for shoe laces, that lets me out, too. I wear pull on boots in the winter, and moccasins in the summer. But natural cordage is very easy to make, if you practice a while. Like most things, it seems difficult at first, but it takes very little practice to make it easily. But a hand drill is both easier and faster, if you learn how to make and use one correctly. Anyone who has practiced enough can start a hand drill fire before someone else can even make a bow drill set. Usually a lot faster.
Obrigado pelo seu feedback. Fico feliz em ouvir de você. Nós temos neve todo inverno aqui na Dinamarca e é bom sair e fazer bushcraft na neve. Muitas saudações do Tom
Não, eu moro na Dinamarca e falo dinamarquês ... não inglês. Mas eu fiz um canal em inglês porque posso ver e entender muito mais pessoas. Somos apenas 5,5 milhões de pessoas aqui na Dinamarca ... então, se meu canal estivesse em dinamarquês, não haveria muitos que assinassem o canal. Desculpe, você não tem neve no Brasil ... é ótimo quando é inverno aqui na Dinamarca, e a neve está descendo do céu. Tenha um bom tempo meu amigo e obrigado por assistir meu canal no TH-cam ... Estou muito feliz. Lembre-se e compartilhe com os outros. Tom
Hey Cimbrer love your videos and on this one I believe is the first time you say s----t! lough my butt off because it wasn't expected but no offense man! when things go kinda wrong for me I slip as well my friend!!! Take care!
Ha ha … yes I remember it very well … and one of the first time I make cowboy coffee 👍🏻😁 Thanks for your feedback and support. Hope you’ll have a wonderful Sunday 🌤🔥🌲 Atb to you my friend
As you will see in that video about Intuits is that in Canada they divided the arctic in 2, Nunavik that is Nouveau Québec and is under our provincial jurisdiction, mainly in Inuit Cree and French expression and Nunavut, that is west of Hudson bay that is under jurisdiction of Canadian government and preferred language is English, Inuit is spoken amongst themselves . The oxen I was talking about are catching a parasite and they would need vetenarian care, it's a parasite that came with the climate change and make the ox sick and they wouldn't eat the meat, some years ago we lost a wonderful dog to heart worms, more parasites infect some fish and we don't eat them when we see a yellow stain in the flesh that is a worm that can be transferred to seagulls and so on...Hope someone finds the right formula to flush these worms out of the organism, garlic is good an pepper, yet it takes a special formula that vetenarians keep to fight worms, MY SECOND JUG OF COFFEE IS STARTING ME UP AGAIN....✨🎡🐱🐉
And I was also a back up on the beach early morning surveillance, during Vietnam war in Dania beach Florida with my trainer in diving with the U.S. Marine corps, I had to watch the beach in early morning and signal fins manowar, that is a blue gelly fish that burns your skin like battery acid, lotion calamine, pink lotion is best for first aid there, fins were sharks or could be friendly porpoise or worse barracuda, anyway he was gone into the ocean with 2 tanks and a spear gun and if anything went wrong I could signal it to him and him had to inspect the dept. for sonar radars, submarines and thing and I if any thing happened to him he would pull the line and I would have to do my best to pull on that line and pull him out of the ocean and all that in very early morning before the life guards COME TO THE BEACH AND IF EVERTHINGS OK THE BEACH CAN OPEN. Worse were the Manowar, , when there was a manowar alert we would close the beach posting signs MANOWAR and you would need that pink calamine lotion to save the skin in contact with it, we always carry it in our first aid kit as it soothes hornet stings and poison ivy exposure and any hyper acid attack on the skin✨
it wasn't always such heroïc deeds, most of the time they would complain about this and that and start a war against the natives, and I will tell you the truth, the way newspaper men and governments went in those days is that when the 7th cavalry with General pale face Custer was defeated with almost all the7th cavalry, they called it a massacre, yet each time they came to settlements and killed men women and children, They called that victory, and I'm a witness to that and I made an agreement with the nations that if they were attacked I would do my best to defend them and so they did, in lake George N,Y. a frontier town long since abandoned. in the land of the lasts of the Mohicans. you see my task is to join north south east west in perfect harmony AND LIFE GOES ON... i'M THE ONLY MAN ALIVE TODAY WHO CROSSED THE mOHAVE DESERT AND FOUGHT HIS WAY THROUGH KICKING ASSES AND HURTING THEM BAD YET ALWAYS LEAVING THEM ALIVE FOR THE GOOD LORD TO DECIDE..I'm bluffing a bit👌
Any large stone you hit with a chain or an iron tool will make sparks, yet if the weather is damp, you need to keep it all dry, I started campfires under the pouring rain with the help of a simple candle. pouring melting wax on my amadou and sheltering it with my hat I would start a campfire under the rain and folks around would come and wonder how I did and we would sing songs and slowly dry our clothes , I lit a fire tonight, and I burned plastic, I know it's not good for the air yet it's even worse for nature when they pile it in a dump or drop it in the ocean... Anyway I'm about to die in a fight or in jail or of exhaustion after all I had to live on this god forsaken land.. Hang in there brother I'll go to bed as your video runs, I may awake in a better mood ✨💥🎡💥✨🐱🐉✌😊👍🐱🏍💦💨
@@cimbrerbushcraft-vikingheritag I just boiled water and had 4 different kind of coffee in my pantry, Thank you doctor I will take your advice and enjoy a cup of strong coffee while I watch the rest of your relaxing video...✨
@@cimbrerbushcraft-vikingheritag Your coaching helps me a lot to overcome severe depression and I found a way to transfer from my Nikon to the laptop, all I needed was the USB wire they supply with these. I'm back in business again . Thanks to you for the encouragement...✨✌😊👍🐱🐉✨
I have seen a lot of your videos and I must say that I like the way how you SHARE your knowledge about bushcrafting. While others tend to lecture and impresses upon the viewers how EXPERTS they are and how they have mastered the craft......with you, you just share what you know and just enjoy the outdoors. Great video.
Thank you so much Jeca 👍🏻😁 … that was really kind of you to say so 😉 … and that’s how I want my channel to be seen 👌🏻😊. Thank you so much. Atb to you my friend 🌤
I’m really enjoying watching these videos. Thank you.
That’s great Mark 😁👍🏻 and I really appreciate that your watching some of my older videos to. Thanks a lot 🙏🏻😊
See you on my next one 🏕🔥
Tom
Great to hear your voice, you have a charisma and the lessons you give calm our spirits, You are what we may call a peace maker, ✨💥🎡💥✨
Thanks for your kind words my dear friend 🤗🏕🔥🌲 Tom
My grandfather, who was born in the 1880s, taught me to make it slightly differently. The key is using a medium to coarse grind coffee the kind that used to be done in a hand grinder and you use one teaspoon to one tablespoon of coffee per cup of water and as soon as the water boils you put the coffee in take the water off the fire and let it set for 5 minutes close to the Heat but not boiling then you put your cold water in to settle the grounds it also works best with some egg shell put in the coffee. The problem with boiling the coffee is it scorches it so it doesn't taste as good. That was done, according to my grandfather, when you are running out of coffee and you had to use old grounds with some new grounds to stretch it out.
Thanks for sharing this nice story about coffee and how to make it. I’ve found out that making “cowboy coffee “ is very individual and the preferred taste is very personal. 👍🏻🐶😊
Not necessary to boil cowboy coffee. Bring water to near boil. Add fine grind if possible, stir once only, wait 5-7 minutes, wipe any grounds from mouth area of vessel , test for no floaters, if clear, drink slowly and enjoy. Easy, no boiled over coffee no cold water. That's how I do it. Enjoying your videos, thanks.
Thanks for sharing your experience with cowboy coffee ☕️ I will experiment a bit more and try different ways to make it … and probably try yours too 👍🏻😁 Happy holidays to you 🎄🎅😎🤗
Tom that is truly a beautiful cup.
Stay safe in the woods
Thanks James 🙏🏻😊 Atb 2U
Whiskey a pipe and coffee, nice afternoon treat. Great video, I also bought the kettle. I like the idea of the solo stove, but I just use my pocket stove with gas can. I need to change it and use renewable fuels. Thank you for sharing, many blessings
Thanks John for your comment and sharing your experience with your gear 👍🏻
How can you not like this guy? He's great!
Thanks for your kind words 👍🏻 I’m happy you like my channel and hope you’ll stay onboard for a long time 👍🏻😊
I really enjoy your videos. A suggestion for your cowboy coffee is to get the water to a boil then take off the heat and add fine grind coffee. Stir and let sit for 2 minutes, stir again and wait another 2 minutes. It will still be very hot and delicious. I have tried a few methods and find this to be the best for me. And of course the whiskey.
Thanks Mark for your suggestion 👍🏻😁 I’ll try that method and see what I think
… and then of course whiskey in. I forget that some times 😬
Thanks for your support 👍🏻
Wow! I'm sorry about that first pot of coffee! I've been watching your videos for a long while now an I'm amazed to see that it was in this video the start of a tradition!! Your very first cowboy coffee with a hit of whiskey. Feels like watching history.
Ha ha 👍🏻😁 that’s great Liosvart … thanks for your feedback… and yes 😉 I believe my “trademark” started in that video 🥴👌🏻
Atb to you my friend 🏕🦌
No worries with the overdraft. Least you saved the coffee 🤣 need me that little kettle.
Ha ha yeah it was one of the first times I made that coffee and it surprised me that it did that 😆 but now it’s better🏕
Tom
Another great video and what I like about them is that you are out and about and showing what else your country has to offer rather than like some never leave their back yard, looking forward to the next one all the best my friend.
Thanks John … I’m planning a new one today 👍🏻 … but not 100 % sure … because of bad weather. I hope it’ll clear up so I can come out in the forest and shoot a new video 👍🏻 So stay tuned on my channel 😉
I like cowboy coffee. My dad taught me years ago. That's real coffee. ☺🇺🇸 Enjoy your videos!! Take care, Sharon
That’s great Sharon 😁👍🏻 do you also put salt in your cowboy coffee ☕️? Appreciate your feedback my friend 🏕🔥Tom
"Oh, sh*t"... Nearly fell off my chair. LOL Very enjoyable.
Nice to hear 😁👍🏻 take care😇
Hey Tom this is a great A to Z series. I cut a piece of leather to put in side my Hudson Bay Tobacco Tin to protect the lens from getting scratched by which ever tinder I'm carrying at the time.
That’s a great idea Peter 👍🏻😊 I’ve used a piece of filth and it works great to 👌🏻😎
Atb to you my friend 🌤🌲🔥
I love your simple fire and coffee videos the most. I saw the problem with boiling over the coffee. I've used the solo stive lite many times. I've had to learn to not put so much wood in the stove. Just a couple of sticks the size of your finger at a time. Yes you have to feed it more often but you don't burn food or boil over nearly as often. Another excellent video though. Keep them coming please
Thanks for your feedback 👍🏻😉 …and yes … you have to feed it slow and easy 😉
Don't forget the wink when adding whiskey,part of your trademark brother. Nice
Ha ha yeah that’s right 😉 but I didn’t do it at first … it came later and I seldom forget my wink 😁🏕🔥🌲
Tom
@@cimbrerbushcraft-vikingheritag yeah I forgot, just going thri them with this acct. Found some I had not seen. Lol
Your vids are very enjoyable Tom! And you don’t let failures out, not only in this one with the coffee. I remember i scene you accidently put a little spruce on fire, as a warning how fast it can get a flame. Not letting this out was also very good. The quality of filming and sound increased over time but i also like the videos of less professional quality because you take us along in your journey getting better and better and with some fine skills, very creative and practical. 60K well earned and it will be a lot more!
Thank you so much my dear friend for your kind words 😊👍🏻 I’m glad you like my videos and appreciate having you onboard my little Viking ship 🔥
Tom
Hi Tom, very nice video, like your other ones. It was a pleasure, if you show how to make such a container as you made for your coffee! ;-) greetings from switzerland!
Thanks my friend for your kind and positive feedback 👍🏻😁
Maybe one day I’ll tell you the story about my coffee container.… it’s nothing special
But I understand your interest in it 👌🏻😉 and I appreciate that. Atb my friend 🏕🔥🌲
I used to make cowboy coffee by letting it boil over then taking it off the fire and let it cool to drinking temp. And yes a splash of your favorite whiskey always makes it better.
Yeah that’s … for me 😇 … the best way to make coffee 👍🏻😉 … but why don’t you do that anymore? Atb to you 🌤
Love your style brother keep up the good work.
Thanks a lot my friend 😁👍🏻
Really enjoyed watching, great video. I'm going to try and find one of those nice kettles.Thanks my friend, have a great day. Tennessee
And the same to you my friend
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Hi Tom !! I never tried to put whisky in the coffee, I liked the tip. Maybe it's great to have a strong hot coffee in such a cold environment. Someday I'll go somewhere that has snow just to try; Of course I will not forget the whisky. Nice kuksa!!
Hi Jimmi … where are you from? Since you don’t have snow where you live 🤔
And yes the whiskey is a much when it’s cold and wet. I can recommend it 🤗👍🏻 ☕️
I'm from Brazil, more precisely Natal RN, tropical climate, around 87.8 ° F. Snow here only if I go south, the most I got there was 32 ° F.
I had the same thing happen to me with the heat below my teapot. I am learning I need to adjust how close I let the flame get to the bottom of the kettle.
Yeah me to 👍🏻😉 Thanks for your suggestion and feedback
See you on the next one 🔥🏕
Tom
I have a thermos jug I use for my herbal teas and it keeps it hot all day, I used it for my batch of coffee and while I watch you drink your coffee I have a good cup of coffee in front of me and more coffee in my jug for later in the day... Skal ✌😊👍✨
That’s sounds cozy and nice 🤗
Thanks for your wonderful feedback my friend 🏕🔥 Tom
@@cimbrerbushcraft-vikingheritag 1rst time in over 6 moths I didn't coffee, I drank 3 good cups of it and my thermos jug is empty already, Boy was it strong... I'm feeling the after shock... The sunshine just pierced the clouds here and I put on my boots and go out in the cold, see you later...👌😊👍🐱🐉✨
👍🏻😉🌲 Great
Another brilliant vid man thanks. Looks like Scotland with the covering of snow 👍
Ohhhh I love Scotland … I wish I was there. If you’re living there … I’m jealous 🤪😇👍🏻
Greetings from Denmark 🇩🇰
Can still use the striker of gasless lighter, char cloth,punk wood ignition. Saves my bacon once ages ago. Live an learn.lol
That’s right brother 😁👍🏻🔥
Tom
I love cowboy coffee it's the best !!
Yes 👌🏻 it’s also my favourite type of coffee ☕️ 👍🏻😉 Atb
Your videos are always enjoyable. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks Joe for your support 😁👍🏻😎
nothing like a good coffee in this cold
No that’s right 😉👍🏻 a good strong coffee ☕️ really makes a difference when outside in cold weather 🏕
Tom
I believe that the very first time your coffee boiled that you were finished ....... only needing to let it sit for 2-3 min. for the grounds to settle. Anyway , super cool gear !
Maybe I’ll try that the next time … love experimenting and learning 👋🏻😉 Thanks for your support 😁
Enjoyed your comparison of fire starting tools. I usually use the ferro rod, but occasionally try a bow drill to keep that skill. I'm not a fan of cowboy coffee, but I agree that whiskey makes it taste better!!! Thanks for posting this video, look forward to the next in your series!
Yes whiskey 🥃 in coffee ☕️ tastes always good and helps when it’s cold outside. Thanks for your comment. I’m glad to have you as a subscriber 👍🏻
Thanks to the link to David west's friction fire video; he was incredible! A couple thoughts: 1) that Solo Stove Titan seems to work TOO well :-), and 2) watching your videos (whether or not I'm interested in the topic) is always a great stress reliever for me. Thanks for including all of us in your adventures, my friend.
Thanks William for your feedback and comment 👍🏻😁
Your are a little bit right about the solo stove 😏 It’s very efficient and one must take care not to feed it to much
But if I don’t use to much spruce wood with lots of resins in… it’s easy to control
I’m very happy to hear you like my videos … regardless the subject I’m talking about 🤗
I use the Pathfinder Stainless Kettle it has a screen that goes in the opening, i use coarse grounds and have never had issues with grinds. the water boils covers the grinds and bam!
Thanks for sharing this with us 👍🏻😊 maybe I should thy it out . Atb to you 🌤🦌🌲🔥
Oh , may I suggest that you check out Saved Monks' bushcraft kit . A smart mix of the old and new . I really like your taste in gear as well as his . Thanks again for great videos !
That’s sounds interesting … I’ll check it out 👍🏻😉 I love old school 🙃☺️👍🏻
Awesome video my friend! Some great tips! Coffee and a little whiskey warms the insides quite nicely! Doug
That’s right 👍🏻 pure harmony in nature. Thanks for your support and comment 👍🏻🤗
Cimbrer Bushcraft hi, please where i can buy the medieval flint and steel?
Hi Nick. I’ve bought mine here in Denmark … but here at Grimfrost grimfrost.com/products/viking-fire-steel?nosto=frontpage-nosto-1
They sent the steel all over the world. I don’t know if bushcraftbutikken.dk/shop/6-ild-fire/322-haandsmedet-ildstaal/. do the same … you can ask them 😁👍🏻 … let me know how it goes Atb to you
Cimbrer Bushcraft thanks you so much ;)
Very enjoyable video , very interesting , keep up the good work !
Thanks a lot for the support your giving me 😁👍🏻
I think matches are actually the highest form of firemaking technology. That is of course not chemical or electrically driven. Ferro rods in some ways are a step backwards but very fun. Who doesn't like a spark shower? But they last a very long time. Matches and ferro rods should always be carried and a lighter also because they are much more guaranteed. I think older cultures would have been very happy with matches and gladly ditched their flint and steels.
Your absolute right about the matches, lighter and ferro rods … it’s more reliable and safe to use 👍🏻😁 But !! ☝🏻 the challenge in using the flint and steel … is for me … the most satisfying way to make fires 🔥. And it’s a little bit funny 😁 because in the last couple of days I’ve been thinking about that issue … and have decided that I’m going to use my flint and steel as much as I can, and try different materials to improve my skills 😊👌🏻
you did very well for the 1st time we coffee this way most hear time
Thanks … I’m sure I’ll be better to make the coffee that way and it really taste good 👌🏻
The hard part is to get that rolling boil just right.I myself leat it roll for 10 min in my big coffee pot. In a 2 cup jet boil about 5min. Also, use a finer then what you had this will give you more flavor :)
Hi, love watching your video s in the beautiful places you go, what is a good type of wood to make a spoon or cup from?
Thanks.
Thanks Alex for your feedback and question 👍🏻😁 I can recommend birch wood for carving 🤗 but use the fresh wood … very easy to cave in 🏕
Tom
Great video. One caution, from my own experience.... put water bottle top back on, so if it tips nothing lost.
Thanks 🙏🏻 😁 for your advice
I’ll keep that in mind 😎🌤🙏🏻
Atb to you and your family 🌳
I'm kind of new to your channel but I really like it! The land that you're in is really amazing and I really like the way you do things. Can't wait till the next one! Merry Christmas to you and your family!
Your welcome 👍🏻 remember to write if you will attend in the contest 🤔💭😉 And thanks for your support and kind words about Denmark 🇩🇰
And merry Christmas to you too 🎅😁
Cimbrer Bushcraft
Yes sir please count me in on the contest! I would absolutely love to have a Ground Cloth it would com in handy for camping trips with my son and I. I did comment on the video that you did on the Ground Cloth so my fingers are crossed 🤞! But truly thank you for all of your information take care my friend...
Just stumbled on your channel. The content is great! Thanks for sharing :)
Your welcome 👍🏻 remember to write if you will attend in the contest 🤔💭😉 And thanks for your support
Best coffee ,what I do with my thermos jug is I put the coffee in it and boil the water on the side and when the water has boiled, I fill the jug and put the lid on and wait some five minutes and non of it is spilled, like boiling a milk soup, or trying to make fudge or toffee, I only succeeded in making a sugar cake as hard as rock that wouldn't even dissolve in water, I broke half my toot trying to bite in it and the other half in fights and telling lies..✨
With a spark or to light in a flash I suggest Irish spring after shave or AXE for men or Cologne AQUA VELVA , just a little spray on your dry amadou and it will light in 1 or two strikes, and it will smell good...✨💥🎡💥✨🐱🐉💦💨
Yeah seen that on fire rolling, cotton with ash. Just collected some fresh ash to experiment a new fire skill.
That’s great 😁👍🏻 and it’s actually very easy to light a fire that way 🔥🏕🌲Tom
Please sir, what us the model of your stove and where can one purcahse one. Also I love the kettle. Was that a local purchase or internet as well?
Hi 👋🏻 The kettle is a Esbit … and the stove a Solo Stove Titan. They are both bought on the internet … Just look it up at Amazon … I think you’ll find it there. Thanks for your support and comment
Have to travel far to even find chirt. Reason I'm moving back to mountain s.
That sounds wonderful 😁👍🏻 and hope you’ll enjoy it there
See you again soon 🏕🔥🌲
Tom
What kind of little stove are you making the coffee on?
It’s the Solo Stove Titan I use in this video 😉👍🏻🔥 link for most of my gear on my website
Link in video description 🏕🌲
Tom
I told Owen he should try to catch a bison calf alive, I'm very fond of oxen, I said they had never seen any of these in Denmark, They make wonderful companions when they are young but they can get very big. When I said that I saw his blue eyes shine with sparks, and I think he will try to do that, a friend of mine here by the lake I was talking to you about , her grand-father a pure blooded native used to harness his pet moose to a sleigh as you would do with a reindeer, moose are huge , I saw on a video that they still have aurocks gnu in swiss alps, . and yacks are my favorite, , they can travel Himalayan trails and know their way, some folks in U.S. have imported some from Nepal,.. Bison was believed extinct yet made a come back and I wonder about the boeuf musqué in the arctic, I'll do a research on that right away ✨
I know six ways of starting a friction fire, but of those I know, only two, the fire plow and the hand drill, can be done without cordage, or any other manmade material. . A hand drill is easier of you can use a thumb tie because this stops your hands from sliding down the spindle every few seconds.
This also means these two are the easiest ways to start a fire if you have no knife.
I'm not at all fond of magnifying glasses that are as small as the one in the Hudson Bay lid. It's isn't the magnifying power that lights a fire, it's how much light is concentrated at the focal point. The wider the lens, the more light, meaning the more energy, you get at the focal point, and the easier it is to start a fire. A lens two inches in diameter brings four times as much light/energy/heat to the focal point than a once inch lens, and this makes it far easier to start a fire, especially under averse conditions.
And all things being equal, a Fresnel lens is much more efficient than a regular magnifying lens because it is thin and flat, and ones designed to start fires are also specifically designed to bring all the light to a pinpoint focus.
In short, magnifying lenses are designed for image quality, and Fresnel lenses are designed for focal quality over a short distance. A Fresnel lens can also do a much better job of focusing oblique light, which adds energy to the focal point.
Anyway, the wider the lens, the easier it will start a fire. Combine a wide lens with a pinpoint focus, and starting a fire is so easy it can become your fire starter of choice most of the year.
As for Cowboy Coffee, we take it off the fire as soon as it starts to boil. Boiling water turns coffee bitter, and the best best restaurants that make the best coffee never allow the water to boil at all. Right below boiling makes the best coffee, so the moment Cowboy Coffee starts to boil, bet it off the fire, drop a bit of cold water to settle the grounds, and you're good to go.
If you do want the water to boil, it should never boil more than a minute, tops. Around here, though, we stop as soon as the water boils, and I love coffee made this way, but up to a one minute boil also makes good coffee. After that, all you're doing is burning the coffee, and imparting more and more bitterness. Coffee produces natural sugars, if you don't boil it all out.
Anyway, I recon it's real cowboy coffee because real cowboys chuck wagon cooks have been doing it this way for a hundred and fifty years or more.
Hi James. Thanks for your comment with all that info about fire starting 👍🏻 It’s sounds like you know what you are talking about 😉
Regarding the cowboy coffee. I found the info about boiling it on several TH-cam videos … this is the most popular and shown: th-cam.com/video/tq7Si7cp2jM/w-d-xo.html … where Kent Rollins says it should boil 2-3 min. And that it’s the boiling that takes the acid out of the coffee ?? But I’m going to try it again and then boiling it a short time … 2-3 min max. 😝
Thanks again for your interest and comment on my channel.
Great video, I really enjoy your channel, keepum coming , thank you !!!!!!!!!
Thanks for your kind words. I really appreciate your support 😁👌🏻
One of the few cons of the solo stove , but still a great durable stove.
Have you ever used one of the knockoffs that's 1/4 the price?
Yes I have 👍🏻😉 but the big advantages with the Solo Stove is that it’s closed at the bottom
Very safe to use 👌🏻🔥 and produce almost no ashes 🏕🦌
Tom
I like that you take us along your experimenting journey and show failures and all. Nice, honest content. I love making coffee while camping and usually pack my Aeropress, which works amazing. It is definitely not old school, though. I will give this method a try. Strong, black coffee is the way I like it too. What kind of whisky were you using?
Thanks for your comment and thoughts 💭 … nice to hear about your coffee experience
The whisky is just a cheap one
Johnny Walker 😊 But it taste like heaven in the coffee 😇
Cowboy coffee takes some getting used to if you haven't done it very often ,I am still experimenting all the time
Yes 👍🏻 😄 the same as me 👍🏻 I think it’s a cool way to make coffee 😎👌🏻
Very well done video brother keep them coming :)
Thanks I’ll try 😇👍🏻😎
Sorry old man but I had a good laugh when you put out your fire with your coffee. Cheers, Jim
Ha ha … yeah Jim that was one of the first timers I made my cowboy coffee ☕️ 👍🏻😉 and since then I’ve got better to do that 😇😂🤣 Atb 2u 🦌🏕🔥
Tom
Magnesium bars are also good.
Thanks Dennis for sharing your knowledge with us 🔥and for following me and Cornelius 🐕🏕️🌲
Tom
I'LL HAVE TO BOIL WATER AGAIN AND MAKE ME ANOTHER JUG OF THAT 4 FLAVORED STRONG COFFEE✨
Great idea 😁👍🏻
@@cimbrerbushcraft-vikingheritag I had a little too much of it👌😊👍
Ha ha that’s how it is my friend
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ХОРОШЕЕ КОФЕ ИЗ ДЕРЕВЯННОЙ КРУЖКИ !!! А ЧТО ДОБАВИЛИ ИЗ ФЛЯЖКИ В КОФЕ ?
Спасибо за ваш комментарий ... это виски, которое я получаю в моем кофе. Tom
@@cimbrerbushcraft-vikingheritag ХОРОШО ПОНЯТНО !!!
Damp matches !!!!! disaster believe me `;I*ve been there lol !!!!!
Yes they are not to much use 😏 Thanks for your feedback
Keep safe and stay tuned 🤪
ANOTHER THING YOU MUST HAVE DRIVING A VEHICLE IN THE WINTER IS A gas line antifreeze as it can unfreeze your car doors an your gas line and also is a great help to start an emergency fire in the cold. and of course kerosene good old lamp oil is a must, any dampness in the wiring to the spark plug and you clean the wire with a rag with a little kerosene and the engine will start on the double, an old mechanic trick that beats any silicon spray formulae, I'M DONE FOR NOW, iS that coffee strong, and always have blankets and warm clothes as sub0 temperature...✨💥🎡💥✨🐱🐉🐱🏍
i'd like to see the bow drill in action, cool vid
Thanks Joe 👍🏻 just be watching my videos … then you’ll see a video about that subject … hope you like it 😎
Great video and a great channel, keep it up please. There are also electrical and chemical fire starting techniques and compounds available, though not in use by anyone that I know. You seem to prefer the Solo Stove Titan as opposed to the standard Solo Stove...may I ask why?
Hi Clinton. First … thanks to you for your support and comment 👍🏻 When I began to explore the market for twig stoves I saw a video where the person said that the Titan was the best choice … because the combustion camber is bigger than in the smaller one. And I think he was right 🙏🏻 you don’t have to fill it all the time with twigs and small branches
That gives me … I think … more time to do other things
Ex preparing food and so on.
I love the Titan and I’m glad I chose that one. Hope this was an answer you can use 👌🏻🤗
Cimbrer Bushcraft I just bought the same rucksack and I own both Solo stoves so I was curious if it was worth the space in the bag to carry the larger one. Thanks for the response.
Your welcome 😁👍🏻
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I’m glad you like it KJ 😁👍🏻 and thanks for your feedback 🏕🔥
Tom
Ah! Shits! are the best education.
Yes you’re right 👍🏻😁 Calvin
Thanks for your comment 👌🏻
Davs Tom, yes I did enjoy your video. I’m not sure whether it is the coffee or the whisky you enjoy most but both are good together or separate. I see you have a large black panel at the back of your backpack with the letters ESEE on. I am familiar with ESEE knives, but what is this? Pas på dig serv
It’s just a patch from ESEE I’ve put on my bucket I have in my rucksack 👍🏻😎 Håber du får en god dag 😃
Ignition yes,another way to make fire its a chemical reaction.
… haven’t thought of that 🤔😉 … thanks for that info
And thanks for your support
I'm very much on edge ready for war, after all that I have seen in town and in the news, tomorrow I will stick to my trail in the woods...✨🌹💥🐱🏍
That’s not good 🤔 is it the inauguration of the new president tomorrow that worries you ?
@@cimbrerbushcraft-vikingheritag No , I'm not worried for U.S., They have the means to overcome the crisis, I'm proud of my Mexican friends who volunteered to secure Capitol Hill in Washington D.C. they will have a democratic government for the first time since a long time. I didn't have coffee for months, I have 3 or 4 kinds in my pantry and I'm gonna boil water and make a jug of coffee that will help me to overcome my bad temper...✨💥🎡💥✨🎅👼🧔🤴🎪🎎🎏🎢
Great idea my dear friend 😁👌🏻
Great video :D i think you're only missing one small item. The fire piston (i dont have that one though xd) I've made fire with all of them except the bowdrill :/ i havent mastered that technique :o and when you dont have cordage with you you can always use your shoe lace :D Thanks, great vid !!
Thanks a lot and good point about the fire Piston 👍🏻😁
I'm not at all fond of the fire piston. It works, but is very, very difficult to do with natural materials, so I don't have a use for it.
As for shoe laces, that lets me out, too. I wear pull on boots in the winter, and moccasins in the summer. But natural cordage is very easy to make, if you practice a while. Like most things, it seems difficult at first, but it takes very little practice to make it easily.
But a hand drill is both easier and faster, if you learn how to make and use one correctly. Anyone who has practiced enough can start a hand drill fire before someone else can even make a bow drill set. Usually a lot faster.
Nunca vi neve em minha vida.
Obrigado pelo seu feedback. Fico feliz em ouvir de você. Nós temos neve todo inverno aqui na Dinamarca e é bom sair e fazer bushcraft na neve. Muitas saudações do Tom
Eu pensei que você morava nos Estados unidos
A língua da Dinamarca é o inglês?
Brasil o quente o ano todo, não existe neve rs
Não, eu moro na Dinamarca e falo dinamarquês ... não inglês. Mas eu fiz um canal em inglês porque posso ver e entender muito mais pessoas. Somos apenas 5,5 milhões de pessoas aqui na Dinamarca ... então, se meu canal estivesse em dinamarquês, não haveria muitos que assinassem o canal. Desculpe, você não tem neve no Brasil ... é ótimo quando é inverno aqui na Dinamarca, e a neve está descendo do céu. Tenha um bom tempo meu amigo e obrigado por assistir meu canal no TH-cam ... Estou muito feliz. Lembre-se e compartilhe com os outros. Tom
Another great video. But careful with those two last items. There is witchcraft in them!
Oohhhh yeah 😝🤪 I know 😇
Hey Cimbrer love your videos and on this one I believe is the first time you say s----t! lough my butt off because it wasn't expected but no offense man! when things go kinda wrong for me I slip as well my friend!!! Take care!
Ha ha … yes I remember it very well … and one of the first time I make cowboy coffee 👍🏻😁
Thanks for your feedback and support. Hope you’ll have a wonderful Sunday 🌤🔥🌲
Atb to you my friend
Jeg bor i Hedensted og så står jeg for Hedensted bushcraft
As you will see in that video about Intuits is that in Canada they divided the arctic in 2, Nunavik that is Nouveau Québec and is under our provincial jurisdiction, mainly in Inuit Cree and French expression and Nunavut, that is west of Hudson bay that is under jurisdiction of Canadian government and preferred language is English, Inuit is spoken amongst themselves . The oxen I was talking about are catching a parasite and they would need vetenarian care, it's a parasite that came with the climate change and make the ox sick and they wouldn't eat the meat, some years ago we lost a wonderful dog to heart worms, more parasites infect some fish and we don't eat them when we see a yellow stain in the flesh that is a worm that can be transferred to seagulls and so on...Hope someone finds the right formula to flush these worms out of the organism, garlic is good an pepper, yet it takes a special formula that vetenarians keep to fight worms, MY SECOND JUG OF COFFEE IS STARTING ME UP AGAIN....✨🎡🐱🐉
DOOD!
Brother 😎💪🏻🏕🦌🔥🇩🇰🌲
Tom
And I was also a back up on the beach early morning surveillance, during Vietnam war in Dania beach Florida with my trainer in diving with the U.S. Marine corps, I had to watch the beach in early morning and signal fins manowar, that is a blue gelly fish that burns your skin like battery acid, lotion calamine, pink lotion is best for first aid there, fins were sharks or could be friendly porpoise or worse barracuda, anyway he was gone into the ocean with 2 tanks and a spear gun and if anything went wrong I could signal it to him and him had to inspect the dept. for sonar radars, submarines and thing and I if any thing happened to him he would pull the line and I would have to do my best to pull on that line and pull him out of the ocean and all that in very early morning before the life guards COME TO THE BEACH AND IF EVERTHINGS OK THE BEACH CAN OPEN. Worse were the Manowar, , when there was a manowar alert we would close the beach posting signs MANOWAR and you would need that pink calamine lotion to save the skin in contact with it, we always carry it in our first aid kit as it soothes hornet stings and poison ivy exposure and any hyper acid attack on the skin✨
Spørgsmål hvor i landet bor du
Jeg bor i Nordjylland tæt på Aalborg 👍🏻😁 … hvad med dig
it wasn't always such heroïc deeds, most of the time they would complain about this and that and start a war against the natives, and I will tell you the truth, the way newspaper men and governments went in those days is that when the 7th cavalry with General pale face Custer was defeated with almost all the7th cavalry, they called it a massacre, yet each time they came to settlements and killed men women and children, They called that victory, and I'm a witness to that and I made an agreement with the nations that if they were attacked I would do my best to defend them and so they did, in lake George N,Y. a frontier town long since abandoned. in the land of the lasts of the Mohicans. you see my task is to join north south east west in perfect harmony AND LIFE GOES ON... i'M THE ONLY MAN ALIVE TODAY WHO CROSSED THE mOHAVE DESERT AND FOUGHT HIS WAY THROUGH KICKING ASSES AND HURTING THEM BAD YET ALWAYS LEAVING THEM ALIVE FOR THE GOOD LORD TO DECIDE..I'm bluffing a bit👌
cháfe
Yes 👍🏻 😄 cooking coffee tastes delicious 😋 👌🏻☕️
Tom
Cimbrer Bushcraft 😀😀😀👍👍👍👍👍
Any large stone you hit with a chain or an iron tool will make sparks, yet if the weather is damp, you need to keep it all dry, I started campfires under the pouring rain with the help of a simple candle. pouring melting wax on my amadou and sheltering it with my hat I would start a campfire under the rain and folks around would come and wonder how I did and we would sing songs and slowly dry our clothes , I lit a fire tonight, and I burned plastic, I know it's not good for the air yet it's even worse for nature when they pile it in a dump or drop it in the ocean... Anyway I'm about to die in a fight or in jail or of exhaustion after all I had to live on this god forsaken land.. Hang in there brother I'll go to bed as your video runs, I may awake in a better mood ✨💥🎡💥✨🐱🐉✌😊👍🐱🏍💦💨
Hope you’ll find some peace and be able to relax 🤗🏕🔥
Tom
@@cimbrerbushcraft-vikingheritag I just boiled water and had 4 different kind of coffee in my pantry, Thank you doctor I will take your advice and enjoy a cup of strong coffee while I watch the rest of your relaxing video...✨
Appreciate that my friend 🤗👌🏻
@@cimbrerbushcraft-vikingheritag Your coaching helps me a lot to overcome severe depression and I found a way to transfer from my Nikon to the laptop, all I needed was the USB wire they supply with these. I'm back in business again . Thanks to you for the encouragement...✨✌😊👍🐱🐉✨
Your welcome my friend 🤗👍🏻
i'd like to see the bow drill in action, cool vid