Bushpot Convection Oven

[@ChrisWilkesSurvival]

These are really informative for people who are experiencing the trial and error of bushcraft cooking. Thanks for posting.

[@BarryDutton]

Good Lord, this is genius. I kind of snickered at the title when I saw this but I was like..... It is DAVE. Of course he would know how to make this, he knows everything LOL. As soon as that Bushpot got put on it's side on the flame.... I knew where this was going. I hope I never forget what I saw today, what a superb lesson. Amazing. TY Dave.

[@csglover1]

What an awesome idea. Have never seen two pots used like that before. Well done Sir

[@gabejackie88]

"If you ain't never ate burnt food you ain't never been married, it's just that simple." Lol! There you have it.

[@hurricaneprepper3559]

Please keep up the bush cooking videos. I really appreciate the common sense approach and will be getting my first dirt time over Thanksgiving. Great video!

[@mjollnir613]

Grabbed one of these Trangia stoves recently and used it a couple of times with the Pathfinder bottle and cup and the grill top stand, and it works great. When I pick up one of these bush pots I'm gonna have to try some baking!

[@HillCountryPrepper]

Every time I watch one of your videos, I learn something new. Thank you.

[@lotzoso]

You never stop amazing me! I would have never thought of using a pot as an oven. By the way, (Iris, this is for you) if you have never eaten anything burnt you have never been single. I am the king of burnt frozen pizzas! I appreciate the fact that I know there will be a new video almost daily Dave. I love your channel.

[@dlong16491]

Dave, Brilliant! Never occurred to me to turn the pot sideways. Cold milk and a big cookie, priceless!

[@Tomadair1]

That is so good Dave ,,you are definitely the best bushcraft instructor on youtube that I know of ,I'm going to a mates property soon camping down by the Murray river here in South Australia ,I have been camping on and off for 45 years in the Aussie bush and I am amazed at the new angles that you keep showing on a subject I thought I knew well,good on you Dave and best wishes from down under.Regards Tom Adair

[@PrepItForward]

Slide that one straight to the smoothing it category. I really love these cooking videos

[@tedbrogan1262]

That's really cool. I've seen different methods for baking in the wilderness. This is the best I've seen. Thanks for sharing.

[@wanderingrose9469]

Dave, you should do a reflector oven video. They would be a great addition to your store. They're great for baking in the bush.

[@SuperC457]

These cooking episodes are awesome. Love the oven idea. Thx Dave.

[@nirvanabugz]

and one thing you have always said is to improvise in an outdoor situation if everything has gone south and that was improvisation at its best and most delicious.

[@ChrisFoley0803]

That´s the best idea I´ve ever seen of improvising an oven in the wilderness !

[@DavidWestBgood2ppl]

Can't wait to try some cornbread this way. When I've tried to cook it on the hobo stove, I pour the batter into the 8" iron skillet and try to turn when it's halfway done. Hard to flip and control the heat. This way should be easier. One more useful tip out of a long list of good ideas that I've gotten from you. Thanks.

[@PrimalOutdoors]

That was pretty cool. I am on the paleo diet so I don't see myself ever cooking a muffin, but I still found the video interesting and fun to watch. Thanks for sharing

[@vickorano]

I'm so jealous!! Nothing like some hot chocolate and warm cake to really make you feel at home. That is some morale-booster right there.

[@KENKANXXX]

A simple warm jewel for a cold winter night! Wonderful Dave, thank You

[@nathan42304]

Just got phase 1 starting my journey in Pathfinder system and also got old hickory and shealth love them already

[@DelawareDigger]

Good stuff Dave. Thanks for a great addition to my already minimal cook stove and gear. I will like to get a bushpot, as mine are rather smaller. Thumbs up brother, Terry.

[@craigcsu07]

Pretty slick way to use the pot. Thanks for sharing Dave.

[@sackett68]

"If you aint never ate burnt food, you aint never been married." Amen brother!

[@joelcrmt]

Really enjoying the new series Dave, almost died laughing at the comment about Mrs. Iris's Cooking! thanks for the nifty trick :)

[@sentaukrai]

Awesome video as usual, I learned something new. You're videos are educational and entertaining and the simple how to style is easy to follow. Keep it up brother.

[@popswrench2]

i have been using the bottle stove and the canteen stove as well . man they act like turbo chargers when trangia gets "primed" . work very well . this idear of yours is GREAT !!

[@nicholasf3452]

I think the best part of your videos is when you eat stuff. Thanks for the awsome vids keep it up

[@MrPickALittle]

Awesome as usual Dave! All of those just add water "breads" need butter though! Butter will keep for a long time without being refrigerated. Clarified butter will last even longer, those pancakes and muffins go down a lot better with butter. You can make your own clarified butter or just buy some ghee like the backpackers.

[@ckdeaton85]

"If you ain't ever ate burnt food, you ain't ever been married." Hahahaha, so true. I bet Ms Iris will have your tail for that one.

[@dandowning83]

great idea, looking for a pan/bowl that will fit inside of my cook pot right now. thanks!

[@Breakdady]

Another good video with an idea that I would have never thought of, Thanks Dave!

[@FernHillOhio]

Such a simple idea and I have never thought of that. Thanks a lot for sharing this one!

[@peterm474]

I like how you take a minute to relax and enjoy a muffin. It's good for morale.

[@ChuckUFarly-nx6bu]

Love it! Done it several times by myself... Thumbs up for You! God bless

[@bluesteelworxc]

Love your vids, this one using one can inside another on top a small pack stove to make an oven was quite useful. I gotta do one of yer survival classes. Keep putting up bids.

[@popswrench2]

i have been using the bottle stove and the canteen stove as well . man they act like turbo chargers when trangia gets "primed" . work very well .

[@cavalryscout123ok]

"WHooeeh! Look out Jack." A.K.A. The Canterbury audible stamp of approval.

[@AntwonDaBusiness]

now that right there sir...is awesome haha. smart way to make a little oven Dave! You come up with the coolest stuff man.

[@WorrentGaming]

I actually really enjoy the videos where you cook

[@erngre1]

Now that slacked my jaw. Whoda thunk you could do that oven thing in the bush so easily? I am impressed. That was cool. Keep the vids coming. I have to find a bowl to fit my Wal-mart grease pot.

[@dataphreak]

This is probably the coolest trick I've seen in a while. I'm going to have to start carrying a pot with me when I go out now.

[@kullcraven]

Hello Dave, i have baked many times in the bush, with alcohol stoves as well as with a open fire. I have used rocks to hold the pan inside my pot up, tho i cooked with my pot upright was all. Great job bro, nice enjoyable video. I chuckled at your comment. If you havent eaten burnt food you havent been married hahaha. lol

[@Bneumanns124]

LOVE YOUR COOKING VIDEOS!!!!!

[@shrugger1]

That's awesome. I hadn't thought of that either. Thanks for sharing it with us.

[@just4fun4131]

Awesome video Dave!!

[@jamiemcfly1671]

Nice stove option. Thanks for the info, nice video.

[@jdgwilliams2012]

Good video Dave

[@BLACKIETHOMAS]

ok ..ya sold me on the bushpot...i will place my order asap.. great idea Dave safe jounreys

[@Scott-K7sce]

lol @ burnt food never been married!! hell i had burnt food at grandma's house more often then not.. another great video dave

[@tdegazio]

Dave, Can you make a video of all your cooking equipment? Pots pans and cook kit, all that jaz? Thanks

[@moonbear1st]

once again i am impressed by this oven idea and thanks again for shareing, i am glad i was already eating when you tucked into that muffin bud as it sure had my mouth watering :)

[@wallaceknifeworkshomestead]

We use oil lamps when the power goes out I f you put a small mirror behind it you will get a good bit more light.

[@angeloonha1132]

Hello Dave, I love your videos always watch, I want to tell you that you have many fans here in Brazil, and I do not know if you know but we have a Master of the woods here that Giuliano Toniolo is a true master in the art of survival and bushcarf . Hug and good luck

[@willyg2712]

Good vid Dave what your doing is awesome keep it up

[@craigmoore4060]

Very cool. My kids will love this, and so will I!

[@Absolution55]

You were awesome on dual survival.

[@Vx777infonet]

Cool, its got me thinking on a smaller messkit scale, I am a dog dish guy also but it has some limits. I like when you used two dog dishes with metal clips as lid or oven. The baking item could go inside, maybe with foil, the Dog dish is nice but I like to clear it so I cook second course or boil more water, so far I dump in cup, but maybe a second dish would solve a lot of problems, also could be used as lid, and if they nest, not much bigger. Walmarts got some new stuff I just made a vid

[@Senecablues]

If Mors Kochanski and Julia Child had a kid, it would be you Dave. Love your vids sir!

[@briargoatkilla]

I musta missed the initial video of the little square stove. Looks awesome, though.

[@jreclaim]

Brother u come up with some great ideas I love it! Thanks for sharing

[@AlexfromHollywood]

I like how you get excited at food time Dave...MAAN..that's good! ;) You are inspiring..keep it up!

[@Sociopath33]

if you havn't eaten burnt food you've never been married you made me laugh love the video I learned 2 things how to make bush craft oven using heated convection and getting married means eating burned food

[@B3wareTheIdes]

Ive learned out in the bush you can make a brick type oven if you find enough larger sized rocks. Heating rocks has a multitude of uses. Would make a great video wink wink.

[@Galarid87]

Hahahaha!! " if you never had burnt food u never been married" that's right brother! Man o man u had me laughing up a storm. Thanks Dave u the best! Enjoying my pathfinder water bottle by the way.

[@AltairDhauglu]

That blew my mind.... Genius idea

[@ericwright7643]

Never seen that one before. Great idea! Thanks for sharing it with us. About how long did it take to cook? Thanks!

[@gurthiec]

Great video Dave that was a great idea that I hadn't thought of for baking in the bush. I was wondering what your thoughts were on the Coleman camp knife that they have at Walmart. I just purchased one and ran a few simple tests on it. It will but all of the 3 inch logs easily and I showered all kinds of sparks of the Flint rod. The price is only $15 so it's very common man. If you would like to send me a message on your thoughts I would really appreciate it.

[@Atkrdu]

What stove is that? I figure with a small piece of sheet metal on the bottom, it wouldn't leave scorch marks with using wood. Also, does anybody know where I can get a bowl that'll fit in the Pathfinder Bushpot? Tried the MSR one & it didn't fit.

[@bsjett]

Good stuff. Now I have to get some chocolate chip muffins. You just have to hoot and holler when you're eatin' it don'tcha! The scavengers are gonna catch on and know when you're chowing down. You'll have a pack of wild critters waiting outside the cabin, having heard an "Aw maaaan" come rattling out of the cabin walls. Love it.

[@ToddfromCalifornia]

Man I laughed out loud you love your food as do I. Also thumbs up on the lighting much better thank again for great videos.

[@Shanecoffeyoutdoors]

This was great! Thanks for sharing.

[@Moollen]

i enjoy that you eat everything on camera

[@timtrain35]

Great multi functionality. For you coco cup, if that is a cup you made, what did you seal it with? I know you have mentioned wax before, but i was curious how wax holds up to hot liquids. Thanks for all your hard work.

[@summermarsh5158]

Can someone tell me what the recipe is for it please? I am in love with this channel!!! so happy to have found it !!!!!

[@thepopcorn00]

Hey dave can you do a in depth video about the pathfinder haversack? the oilskin one please? Jon

[@honestashol1]

And here I thought is have to build a clay oven. Thanks as always!

[@cww922]

Love the convection video! I also love the cup you used for your hot chocolate. Is there a source where you found that cup or did hand carve it? I would love to have one!

[@IronGinkgo]

Damn dave. I ate some squirel tonight. Now you got me in the mood for blue berry muffing. Lol. Keep it up sir. Thanks.

[@MrKnap2755]

Always learn from your vids...great job

[@shcmoly]

Coleman has a new oven that sits on top of a propane stove. Not super huge but bigger than a bushpot. Not for a fire but common man price.

[@jasonbaade]

I really want one of those bush pots

[@kylelee1911]

dave you never want to heat cosmoline you know about heating metal to seat oil in it just for future reference try using simple green and water to remove that gunk.

[@bestsoftwaresolution]

thanks will try it.... and what about unboiled water ?

[@ArtistTea11]

"Man oh man that looks good!" - Dave Canterbury

[@beebob51]

Good video Dave. I have never worked with alcohol stoves much. How much burn time will a set-up like that have on one fill up? Thanks.

[@sodalines]

my old lady burns the shit out of things... I feel you man.. great video dave

[@redoleary]

Thanks! That was fun.

[@Atkrdu]

Dave, would you mind doing a video on the "ins & outs" of using an alcohol stove? It's a fairly simple thing, but it seems like the are a couple of nuances to it that might be a good thing to know (ex: I remember someone mentioning it turning into a fireball if the alcohol sloshes around- don;t really know what he meant, but that's the point). Anybody know any good vids on that (or do the instructions on the stove say it all)?

[@GalderIncarnate]

Thanks Dave. Could you please direct me to that stainless pot stand?

[@nerblebun]

Been able to make a pretty darn good muffin using the Pathfinder SS cup. Fill the bottom of cup with small rocks, place foil (which will hold the batter) into cup with bottom of foil 1/2 in. above the rocks. Pour in batter and cover with another piece of foil. Sit the cup on cooking ring atop a can of sterno or hang over a campfire. About 15 to 20 minutes ya got a muffin. Dave, are you going to make a video of Ms. Iris kicking your ass over the burnt food crack ? Love to see it brother.

[@MrM2hb]

Great vid. I want to try that.

[@alzathoth]

after watching a very cool concept like this, I wish I had a tight fitting lid for my crusader cup/pot.

[@ironicteacher]

"if you aint never ate burnt food, youve aint never been married". best quote ever

[@daltonhitt9982]

WHERE DO YOU GET THAT STOVE I REALLY WANT TO GET ONE THATS AWSOME.. THNAKS FOR ANOTHER GREAT VIDIO DAVE

[@MIKECANADAMUSIC]

man looks like your loving life in there!!

[@samuelboyer9746]

keep up the good work appreciate you.

[@dataphreak]

He's done that. Multiple times. He calls it the 10 C's of survivability. There's even a video of him hitting flea markets for a couple hours putting together a 10 C's kit for 20$. And this stuff is not commercials. Everything he recommends he takes out in the woods and beats it with a rock, or against a tree, rubs dirt on it, etc. Called 'Dirt Time'. He only recommends stuff because it's good. Seriously, everyone, start from the beginning watch all of the videos he's got.

[@gman77gas]

right on!

[@moorshound3243]

First class Sir, I will be giving this a go for sure, just gotta dig out my big ass billy can! Keep up the good work.