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Great video Mr. Frazier ! I still use my grand parents cast iron

Very good info my friend. One thing is for sure this stuff will last for ever if you take care of it and can passed down through the family over the years.

Great info Frazier! We have a 10" cast iron unmarked vintage frying pan. It was passed down to us from my Mother 45 years ago. She had it passed down to her from her Mom. I don't know when it was originally purchased. We still use it daily, and it has never given us any trouble. I guess I need to look for a good dutch oven to go with it. Thanks for your tips.

😔...I think cast iron is awesome but for all the sturdy they can be, I break them. I think I'm just doing it wrong and my grandmothers are gone. They're not here to ask anymore. Edited to add: No matter what I do I have managed to ruin the seasoning. I bought lodge pans from tiny up to the dutch oven. I really like them. They just, so far, haven't liked me.

How do you do dishes at camp? Does it vary from place to place? Love your setup!

Best tips ever! (Many were an idea in my head for a future segment!) I also prefer nesting needed pots rather than collapsible silicone (STS). A collapsible sink is about the only folding silicone I want to fight with.😅🤣 And still amazing to me is that the can opener is not on all camp essential lists. I would also suggest the rollercam tighteners for holding down shelters. And glow in the dark/reflective rope.

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Thank you for your expertise! Discovered you and your family several years ago. I have been camping since the 70s! I like how you reference what you used to do and the benefits of what you learned and what you do now. I am always surprised when I discover a tip you advise that I have learned the hard way also! I have a lot of history with tents, tables, chairs, organizing, and setup! But, I still have discovered 2 important things from you: that I learned what you describe and I redid my setup to better suit my needs and there are still things I can learn and do better even after 50 years! You mention weight and packing. Very important. So conscious of how I pack and if what I pack will serve its purpose. Less is more! Because of you, I expanded my camp kitchen concept. Now use my screened canopy for a kitchen area instead of the picnic table. TY! Game changer! In 1970, I learned how to pack my coolers for a long stay for a family of 10 in desert heat. Meal planning & ice blocks. Would love to see you describe what you do. Do you have a video for that? Thanks again, you & your wife are awesome ❤

Enjoyed the video Frazier!!! Great gear tips for sure….Hope you are doing well…Brent…

Wow, what for a great helpful Camping 🏕 Video! Thanks a lot. ❤

I got the 32oz pathfinder pot and the 64 fire box billy pot

Yayy! Im happy to see a new video from you. Hope your family is well, and btw, who is that other dark haired 'man' in the pics? That cant be your little son!❤ I say a great (my favorite), tip would've been: the tablebleg extenders! Saving millions of old backs every year!😊 Keep up the great work!! 👍🏞🏕

Heres one for ya... put pool noodles on your guy lines for tarps and tents to make them more visible and avoid tripping or running into them around camp.

Great video Mr Frazier, I remove the plastic from the steel tent stakes and replace them with washers . take care

Been a fan of your content for a while and happy to see updates from you. I will be purchasing a few things you suggested. I hope to keep the spirit of frugal tent camping alive for years to come, just like you and your family. Thank you for the content!!

White gas Coleman lanterns and stoves , camping have in some ways gotten easier.

Thank you for the can opener tip! I’m buying one !

Great info! I am so with ya on the nail tent stakes!

Good information about stakes, cord, etc. I'm interested in checking out more of your videos. Thanks.

With the bad back and knees, I’ve abandoned hammering stakes and moved on to 1/2” lag bolts about 10 or 12 inches long and a lil cordless impact gun. Works amazing. I’ll say this about the can opener… it always finds its way into the house when the ones we buy at the store inevitably fail. Great product. I have a massive Kodiak tent and It definitely doesn’t fit every campsite, but man is it comfy. Good to see you again sir, thanks for being a resource.

As usual, you give us a lot of very useful information Frazier. I'm always happy to see a new post from you. Although we don't camp out much these days, I always find something I can use from your videos. These are all excellent tips for having a successful camping trip. My favorite was the static and dynamic cords tip. I had no idea of that difference. It's easy when you know how, lol. Thanks once again for sharing your experience in these videos. I always get hungry when I see you and Ava cooking up something over a campfire. Those wonderful family camping pictures are always appreciated too.

Great video... Great presentation... Your camping experience and knowledge are top-notch. I always enjoy watching your videos. All 12 are great suggestions. My only tip for beginner campers is buy once cry once... quality gear on the first time purchasing, or you'll have a lot of loaner gear. Thank you for sharing. Take care Frazier D. Friend... 🇺🇸

Love this!! Planning on our first camping trip with our Gazelle tent this month. Love your recommendations. The Pampered chef can opener also makes the cans safe to use, but it isn't as small.

Very useful video. Thank you. As for cleaning, go ahead and use soap. Modern soap doesn’t use lye the same way they did back then. Super dry storage, and thin film of oil will store this stuff for ever

I loved this video! It was so prepared and outlined so well! Thank you!

Thank you for all the information you put in your videos.

You have the most practical channel on here and your books are equally practical. Just wish I had come to appreciate tent camping earlier in life. (Better late than never).

You are looking beautiful amazing and beautiful Europe kitchen Knives good video thanks for sharing my dear new friend done you like 15❤❤❤❤❤

Make a book for scout for dummy's. R cityslicker. ❤❤❤❤❤

Great Job MR. Frazier , always looking for that Unicorn !! LOL

Always interested to hear what you have to say. My new camping trick is to portion everything, per meal, and then vacuum seal everything individually, and mark on it with a sharpie. Less cutting and prep at the site, less water needed for cleaning up, and you can chuck it all in the cooler and not worry if it goes underwater. Everything from bacon and cheese, to burgers and lettuce. Really convenient, and it ensures everything on the list makes it into the cooler.

👍 Interesting video and you did not insult any of my favorite knives. 😄 You gave the parameters of a good kitchen knife without pushing any one specific product. Even your webpage only provides visual examples of the traits of a good kitchen tool. I like that approach. We do disagree on one item. In my 64 years of using knives I have never found a stick tang knife or folding knife too weak for kitchen chores. In fact, I would say any chore that was a knife task (knives cut and slice, axes chop, and crow bars pry). 🤷🏻‍♂️

Excellent video Frazier! I always learn so much from your experience. Thanks for sharing this valuable information in such a well thought out manner. I love the thoroughness that goes into your subject. I had no idea that I've been using a knife the wrong way for so many years.

Mine is 73/8 also . large 👍❤️

Thanks for your valuable information

Very informative video, I’m new here , from south Louisiana. Thanks, Mark

What’s the name of your favorite straw hat ?

i know that you preferred tent camping, but have you looked into hammock camping as solution for your ailments and still enjoy camping?

I always buy the store-bought ones but a few years ago I made my first sausage gravy homemade and it was so good with those grand biscuits. Cheers to you Frazier. Hope you are doing well.

That looks to be a great Southern style biscuit recipe Frazier. I love that you have zeroed in on the exact amounts and methods to bake those at home, or over hot coals. Thanks for sharing your time and talent to show us. Also, kudos to the fine camera work by Ava.

It’s delicious biscuits

I think it’s ridiculous that it’s hard to find buttermilk anything less than a quart. Loved your homemade recipe. Another great well researched and presented video.

A lot of those pics remind me of my hometown, Eufaula, AL, at White Oak Creek Campground!

I've made Chili many different ways but never without the sauce. Can't wait to try! So glad to see you are still making videos! Keep em coming!

Great tips! Ty!

Wow, what great tips thoughtfully presented, and the pictures are indeed so helpful in illustrating your points. 😊. Subscribed!

Hi there. The 'lantern' holders are also for trash to hang up away from critters. Thanks for showing tent sites.

great video Frazier! very helpful for our upcoming camping trip, pleased to have found your channel. thanks for the great videos!