Bushcrafted Camp crafted Eating and Cooking Utensils

Hang out with Lonnie and Connie as they show how you can bushcraft / campcraft plates, cheese/potato grater, chopsticks, cutting board pastry roller pin and pancake flipper / spatula all the while Connie is making tasty food items using the bushcrafted items.
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Hello my name is Lonnie and My wife is Connie.
Here at Far North Bushcraft And Survival you will learn about many long forgotten tricks and tips of the old time woodsmen. Not only will you learn about bushcraft / woodcraft but you will learn many things that will help you to survive in less than ideal "survival" situations as well. Come along and sit with me by the campfire as I delve into these subjects in a way that you can easily learn to then do yourself.
I will show you how to make shelters, gather food, use wild medicines as well as start fires with or without matches, lighters, ferro rods, etc

[@FelixImmler]

Dear Lonnie, dear Connie. Thank you so much for the presentation of my channel and the wonderful feedback !. I am so happy !! Thank you also for this useful kitchen and cooking inspirations! Greetings from Switzerland Felix

[@Cushingura]

The magician himself. :)

[@transylvanianbushcraft1936]

I know Lonnie since he had no beard(it's ok this way too😆) and i'm watchin' him with big pleasure!Felix, you're such a simpathic guy, i like your jokes, you're a great bushcrafter too!! Respect, my dear brothers!! 🙏

[@coydogoutdoors]

people always underestimate the chop sticks lol glad your showing how its done

[@erick.8287]

I need a good woman like Connie, she makes Lonnie look cool, steady hands for the camera, seems to love him and this life...loyal people who truly love you are so hard to find. I hope you two are together forever!

[@hawk2million]

Another fanatic video, thanks Lonnie and Connie. It's great to hear you chuckling away when something works well, you're clearly loving what you do. It's a real pleasure to watch.

[@kappgunz]

Good video as usual. You folks eat better camping than a lot of people do at home.

[@stevencrager2576]

Lonnie, You and your wife are great, I watch from Indiana, may you two be teaching until the end of time..... God Bless you Both, Great Love from the Hoosier state.... Keep making videos forever.

[@MuskratOutdoors]

Wow Lonnie, I should have watched the rest of this before commenting! That grater is pure genius! I would have spent all day slicing small slivers with my pocket knife!

[@sackett68]

Awesome video! So nice to see a bushcraft video that isnt just knife batoning and firecraft lol. Great job!

[@davidharvey5672]

Yet another example of your ingenuity. Love the cheese grater especially. Thanks Lonnie and Connie.

[@johnbates8964]

Outstanding display of resourcefulness and reuse of an item that would normally be tossed away, and as always Connie's cooking has my stomach rumbling!

[@danielm9062]

Hi Lonnie hi Connie hope all is good I am just beside my self Lonnie with this video vivant be live that shreader work as well as it did man brother this is one of the best vids chop sticks and a spatula plates but that gradder just blew me away thank for the great vid may GOD keep you safe bless you guys. Dan. Hey you two are awesome by the way. Peace

[@harrysbushcrat]

I think how you use the chopsticks is good and decent from a Japanese point of view. You might get many ideas or techniques while you were in Japan. That's respectable. The grader is a great idea! I couldn't make a hushed brown potato by myself but it seems I can make it! Thank you for the grate video.

[@douglasmayhew2487]

Lonnie always comes up with some wonderful ideas

[@Ladythyme]

Now that’s a SAW! Great video....as always!

[@mrzxcvb9]

As a Scout leader,Outdoorsman and wild Camper I admire your ingenuity and skills thank you very much

[@05generic]

Lonnie and Connie, thanks for showing these great ideas

[@blackhatbushcraft]

Awesome video and tips Lonnie and Connie! That grater was fantastic! I hadn't seen that before. I do use chopsticks at least weekly in my house. I have been using them since childhood and they are highly under rated for woodsman. You guys sure know how to eat well in the woods. Your foods looked fantastic as always! God bless.

[@dinnerwithfranklin2451]

I think the idea is totally right. Carving a spoon is a great project but at meal time I want to eat and chop sticks are so much more practical. Thanks, once again Lonnie and Connie for the great video.

[@Vice6255]

Namaste from India, Lonnie and Connie. We're so lucky to have your channel. Glad you're finding the time to live the dream, and share it with aspiring campers like ourselves! Thank you for all you do.

[@timhawkins2502]

Lonnie/Connie once again a straight forward and easy to understand video- without your insight I would have probably made Hush Puppies LOL

[@outdoorsaddiction1085]

I've learned alot from you Sir.....Thank You For the educational videos.

[@DeeMoback]

OUTDOORS ADDICTION .....me too

[@keithcronk7980]

AMEN

[@chriscopeland1455]

amen to this thank you very much from me and my four children that learn from me thru you thanks a ton.

[@carol-anntrudell9990]

Lonnie, I really like the spatula. Just Wow! Actually as I watched it was all amazing. God bless you and Connie. Great team.

[@kenholland7204]

Great video. Thank you Mr. Lonnie and Mrs. Connie. I really enjoy good folks like y'all. GOD bless and have a great weekend.

[@TerryMcGearyScotland]

Great stuff! I wish our scout group had watched this about 20 years ago as it would have given them extra ideas for the camp gadget competition along with their solar showers, catering size potato can camp ovens, dish racks and so on. I notice your alder is different from the ones here in Scotland. Ours has an 'upside-down' leaf as I like to think of it: widest away from the stalk, a bit like a heart with the stalk coming out the bottom. Very common near water (which I think transports the seeds). Chopsticks : what great idea! Thanks to you both again, most enjoyable start to the day!

[@acertainshape]

I am loving the tin can as a grater idea. I always have a couple food cans when camping and now I can grate stuff. Just bring a can a few potatoes...perfect.

[@chewher4171]

There’s much we can learn from our elders. I’m glad I stumbled onto your video.

[@Far-North-Bushcraft-Survival]

I am glad you did also. Welcome to the channel.

Pretty simple "common sense" ideas that not only come in handy, but are so simple that you'll smack your head for not thinking of it yourself! Thanks Lonnie for another wonderful video! Just a small comment for hikers and campers who like to limit their pack weight, If you want biscuits, pancakes and dumplings all from one very inexpensive shopping item, choose "self rising" flour...All you need for all three. (powdered milk if you desire, but simply using water will make a palatable helping of all 3.).

[@GOLDSMITHEXILE]

I once heard a native carver describe an elbow adze as "a bandsaw on a stick" but that whopping great silky is definitely a chainsaw on a stick!

[@TheScoundrel70]

Great tips and video! Always good to see Connie and Buck in front of the camera too. Thanks Lonnie 👍🏻👍🏻

[@Temp0raryName]

Absolutely blown away with the cheese grater idea, along with the bonus for how to do a strainer too! And every single other suggestion was useful too. Thanks!

[@chefboy2160]

Thank you Lonnie & Connie for your fantastic video. God bless you!

[@Caintuckee64]

Hi Lonnie and Connie!

[@Far-North-Bushcraft-Survival]

Hello. :o)

[@Ru88erChewToY]

I really like the spatula and cheese grater idea! I especially liked how the can grater collects the shavings of food as it's grated. Talk about a "happy accident". :)

[@TheSemtexCow]

Love the flipper, needed one of those many times camping. Thanks Lonnie and Connie.

[@Downeastwaves]

Thanks so much for doing this video! Excellent!!

[@Dutch_Prepper]

Enjoyed it! Thanks Lonnie !

[@1fanger]

Thanks folks. You guys are one of the tube channels I love to set back and enjoy.

[@bobjoncas2814]

great advice, i tried my hand at whittling forks and spoons , made lots of good shavings..lol

[@stepitup5409]

Hey Lonnie and Connie! Good to see y'all again!

[@Johneekay]

Really enjoyed this ! Great ideas. Thanks for sharing.

[@jodyklocko6696]

Really enjoying your channel, and helping use remember all that has been lost . Aka millennium generation ...... But not forgotten..... Jody down in Pennsylvania love cooking, homestead, bushcraft & 1800/1900's understanding how these times put what's taken for granted, which you bring the appreciation back to the surface. God bless.

[@MarkYoungBushcraft]

Very creative and well made utensils. Thanks for sharing Lonnie

[@rleeAZ]

Great ideas... only problem is now I gotta have some flapjacks and hash browns :)

[@brentweigelt5365]

Grater!!! Love it!!! Always a pleasure!!!

[@crazyhorseranchaz]

CONNIE GREAT JOB COOKING, LOOKS YUMMY CAMP FOOD WITH HOME MADE TOOLS

[@ttjbiggunner2025]

nice flip there Lonny and of course you couldn't have done it without Conny awesome video as always always happy when I see a new one from you guys and still love all of the older ones God bless you all

[@farmtrout66]

👍👍 Thanks for the tip. I gave Felix a sub. Great simple ideas .

[@JJ-JOHNSON]

Thanks, Lonnie and Connie.

[@cillaloves2fish688]

U taught some things today Lonnie n Connie! Thank you! Really liked the spatula n shredder!!

[@mrbakerskatz]

Thanks Connie for feeding my little buddy . Great video as always

[@davidcoy4558]

Once again another great video!!

[@oldtimerlee8820]

Thank you both. Another enjoyable video that teaches wisdom and skills. Thumbs up. God bless.

[@BushCraftBums]

Great video guys! Simply awesome! Felix immler has a great channel and his book is brilliant! Really awesome stuff the spatula is new to me and very cool! Thanks Blessings Bcb

[@butchmetzger7023]

Cool video! Some really handy looking camp crafted tools. Simple and functional. I like! :)

[@RathwulvenBushcraft]

I love the ideas with the cans. Thanks for sharing these! :-)

[@bobvogel5398]

Always a pleasure to watch your videos!

[@watermanone7567]

Another great video, Lonnie and Connie. Thanks

[@kypesandstripesoutdoors]

Another fantastic video Lonnie and Connie! I love the practicality of all the items featured! Far to many bushcraft and survival videos make things that are more at home in a gallery than the woods. I must admit I'm guilty of "over engineering" things myself! Thanks so much for another great video! God bless you and yours my friend!

[@johnwalker91]

Hi lonnie and Connie another great video on improvisation just love your videos could taste the pancakes! Keep them coming and you two keep safe

[@Eyesofthebeholder214]

Thanks Lonnie and Connie great tips!

[@brucecampbell5599]

That was excellent!

[@J_C_Firelocks]

Great tips. Love the grater technique.

[@JBOutdoorsAndMore]

Absolutely loved the video. Thanks so much

[@anthonyhro1903]

ENJOYED!

[@MonkeyMikeOutdoors]

That is awesome thanks for sharing!

[@jeffcarter3139]

Thanks Lonnie and Connie, I enjoyed watching and love learning. I like your new Nordic knife, really nice. Thanks and have great safe weekend. Tennessee

[@solo_fl_outdoors594]

Very informative! Thanks for posting.

[@rainmaker2580]

I always enjoy your vids

[@WayPointSurvival]

I like it. Lots of great tips as always. I too am a big fan and subscriber of Felix Immler. You both have so much to teach. Thanks!

[@azza-in_this_day_and_age]

this made my tummy rumble! looks really yummy, cheers fam!

[@bushcraftnorthof6012]

Good old chopsticks! Simple and effective. Just less romantic than carving a fork. Ya, Felix has an amazing channel. He has a sharp brain to match his sharp Swiss Army knife! I love those one stroke chainsaws you’re using. LOL. I like your spatula. And grater. Cans have unlimited uses! Take care you guys.

[@martymartin2894]

Lol u need a nife and a can opener to make this. I'm sure the multi tool he used has a fork on it.

[@Rainydaz3]

They are harder to eat with than a fork and more satisfying in the end to me for chop sticks.

[@Rainydaz3]

The end result is to take smaller bites and masticate your food more thoroughly. Easier on the digestive track.

[@scottmcintosh2988]

Felix is a GENIUS!!!

[@TheKeithIvar]

Thanks again for sharing your skills and lifestyle! I was glad to hear your appreciation for chopsticks--I always pack out chopsticks on backpacking trips (Ramen is my favorite meal to pack out when I head to the mountains in NW/central Oregon/Washington). I am really impressed with the grater though! It's so simple but worked so well! I have much love for you two. Keep up the great videos

[@MichaelR58]

Lonnie, thanks for sharing your outdoor cooking tips and tricks , always a pleasure to learn from your videos ! This one made me hungry and my mouth water.

[@highenergyog]

Hello again Lonnie, my mouth was watering as you were eating those pancakes and pineapple.

[@australia9516]

I'm new to just how nice it is to watch a no shit practical lecture. That was an outstanding pancake flip. Thankyou, you are a professional!

[@jamiecox5430]

AWSOME video!!

[@Dan-yw9sg]

I would have never thought to make a grater out of a tin can! Amazing tips! Chopsticks are definitely underrated! Thank you and Connie for this very interesting video!

[@macEboy]

Great learning video! Thanks Connie and Lonnie

[@cyanson71]

Loved the video guys, that was great info to know.

[@nwprimate6416]

This was great Lonnie! So many awesome ideas packed into one video! 👍

[@pnyarrow]

Thank you for sharing your great ideas once again. ATB. Nigel

[@LordCurmudgeon]

That was amazing, I would never have thought of that. Thanks Lonnie and Connie!

[@michaelallen9571]

I absolutely love watching your channel, you and connie are a wonderful team and you guys are the real deal. As much as I have practiced and studied bushcraft over the years I always learn something new from your channel. I really appreciate you taking the time to make these videos.

[@Auriam]

Love your videos. So simple, practical, and wise.

[@dukewright8498]

Now I m hungry!! Looks delicious!!

[@ozarkadventures121]

Really cool ideas. Liked the demonstrations. Thanks.

[@mulematt6225]

U guys r so awesome. Love all ur videos. Thank u

[@cabinfever7262]

Great video, ty.

[@flatbrokefrank6482]

Hello you two - I love that grater its very efficient and a strainer to boot - ATB

[@musicandcoffee2853]

I must say that I truly love your work on these videos. They are always so informative and just plain enjoyable. I’m truly grateful for the information that you share and for the time that you take in the process. God bless my friend!

[@1ReneDumont]

That’s awesome! I want to go picnicking now. Thank you! :)

[@radasher]

Very cool. I learned something and got hungry.

[@dnngskn62]

A useful and well presented video Lonnie.

[@HalfQ]

Good ideas, your right, we never see chop sticks used much in the countryside. I tend to like them myself.

[@manboy13]

Not sure how I missed this video..... Awesome, thanks for making this!

[@hikingandbackpackingadventures]

Awesome video. Thanks !

[@drcsep]

Outstanding useful idea... great video

[@f22shift]

Cool vid. Clever stuff

[@jjjvclub]

Great tips really enjoyed the video!