Bushcraft Cookware Talk

[@coasterbrookie]

This is what I love about your channel. You are no BS, your opinions are given with humility, you have a very approachable demeanor and you’re attitude is very humble. I really appreciate that.

[@sargefaria]

Thanks bud

[@beebob51]

Nice video Sarge. I find the older I get the lighter the pack gets :) Always good to re-evaluate your equipment over time and keep what works for you.

[@captbizzarro3141]

Glad to see Nanook made a brief drive by appearance. Lol. I can vouch for the flask. I purchased it after seeing it in one of your pre-historic videos. Great flask for oil and no drip. I still got my original Guyot bottle, too. Nice vid.

[@cavemanbushcraftsurvival6736]

Another good video sarge thank

[@trynsurviven2440]

My MSR Stowaway lives in my bag that I keep in my truck. For the price it is unbeatable.

[@mdelucia67]

Another great video brother. Hope all is well. Hopefully I will make it up to do some fishing

[@RME1911]

Good video thanks for sharing, I’m not sure why but this video was making me think about the chili Mac recipe you did with the black beans and pasta. Man it’s good.

[@EatCarbs]

I still have my Guyot bottle.. I haven't used it in a while though. Thanks for the video

[@anthonyrstrawbridge]

Top choice. Cheers!

[@dougspizman6751]

Would of loved to hear the pros n cons of each in ur opinion

[@smd482000]

I like see up close photo of the flasks I rember you said about in a earlier vid

[@bennyvoncannon197]

I have added and taken away over the years but still use my MSR pot got from your school years back.

[@jefffoster6892]

Great video again. I have a pal of mine who swears by a jet boil.... Any thoughts? For me it's a msr in stainless with a small bushpot and of course a stainless kettle are my tried and true.

[@sargefaria]

i have no experience with jet boil. some buddies love theirs tho. so i dont have a personal opinion, but im sure theyre good

[@jefffoster6892]

@@sargefaria I guess I could see the benefits for the first coffee of the day but, a kettle is still much more useful and can make more than just one cup. From what I gather, jet boils are also pricey then add the fuel. Nahh, not for me. Blessings to you and yours.

[@sargefaria]

Love my little kettle as well man. Although the cup/pot on my windburner is at least a couple of cups of coffee at a time. But i hear ya, always been a fan of the fire and kettle myself. These type things do have their place though for sure

[@jefffoster6892]

@@sargefaria agreed. Actually thought about getting one just for the job site. Hot coffee on the cold morning breaks sure would be nice. May even be a right off !?

[@LeeMorgan07]

You can now get Guyot bottles under the Nalgene brand as stainless steel.

[@jaysonscaccia3188]

So good to see you back. My understanding is you dont still run the store? Do you have any inventory left that you are willing to sell? I've missed your videos good to see your back

[@sargefaria]

Thanks bud. I do not run the school or store for the past 2 years or so. I have minimal stuff left from the store. Waterproof matches, flint ans steel kits etc......not much tho

[@swassige]

Got any of your patches left?

[@belcebu5907]

Thats alot on stuff..i neve hike or camp..but i sure do have the urch to do it one day ....great lurning video for the suf you have ..joe robinet. Or .surviveland guy would love to camp w you

[@sargefaria]

just showing what i have had and used over the years bud. i dont pack ALL of this at one time. my kit changes a bit depending on what im doing and how long ill be out

[@OregonMike]

FYI any sale to 4dog sale is an anti-2nd amendment. Derek is probably not aware that the 4 dog owner is against gun ownership and use. I support him just not 4 dog stove

[@sargefaria]

Wasnt aware of that at all Mike.