Bushwacking & Bannock • Wilderness Survival & Bushcraft

[@burntlands_backcountry]

Ingredients for bannock in a bag: - 1/4 teaspoon salt - 1 tablespoon sugar - 11/2 teaspoons baking powder - 2 cups hard read wheat flour - water as necessary

[@happyinfidel1]

Thank you... what kind are those work pants?

[@snasturbate1087]

auto-liked at the bushwacking. yall are awesome. I hope you play nice with her at times. I lost many friends over time due to me being a bit rough(mentally and physically). They all can take it one day, one week, one year, but it wears them off over time. Take care both of ya, enjoy life!

[@lordmater]

laughed so hard at bush whacking!! Great video!!

[@bowdog2011]

Very enjoyable to watch 😊

[@Bear-jr3ei]

Getting off the trail into heavier bush is correct, you can bushwhack me whenever, an uplifting adventure!

[@kaido69]

😂😂😂 love the bush waking joke . You ara amazing

[@jasongarling20]

You are absolutely amazing!

[@BackBurner1618]

Really enjoy the content. Thanks for sharing.

[@MountainAjar]

Absolutely great show

[@2manysigns]

Y'all are fun to watch . ATB with the eye situation of course . I'm guessing you'll heal . That was a killer pike on the earlier vid . Glad it didn't break the line !

[@davidgingerich2230]

❤your videos. Woodsy Chic ❤

[@mickofjoco1268]

I always wear safety glasses when I cook bacon, and brush my teeth, and clip my nails...😳...TMI? Ok...I enjoyed the video and I'm very happy you are both straight 😊👍🏻...Ohh yea.. a fire stick and knife is ok but a Zippo is amazing 😌.

[@willbaker2999]

Good to see ya again. You have a wicked sense of humor. So fun to hear it. Keep being you. Now I need to go eat, you made me hungry. Also, good to know you can "bush wack"😂

[@shanedrake9876]

The cheese balls look really good!

[@Woodsyone]

That looked like a very pleasant outing . Took me back.

[@TheYumicorn]

Thank you so much for this. Real world content not made for the male gaze. I thought I´d never find it.

[@Shannon-u8v]

Funny 😁 and cool to see younger women enjoying the outdoors!! Never got any gay vibe at all!!! Thanks for sharing 👍 Safe travels

[@MarkAuer-gn4nf]

You have all the fun!! Be safe!! Looking forward to the next one!!

[@lostcreekcabin2021]

Looked like a good day to be out there. A keyhole shaped fire would let you move just a few coals to cook on. Less chance of burning food.

[@purplenutria1351]

I live in a borring city all my life, her videos make me whant to try camping, look so fun.

[@sanjitdeswal6796]

Lol... I absolutely love you ladies and your attitude... lol.. 😘😘

[@greencabin62]

Made bannock for the first time last summer and it’s quickly become a cabin fav. So many variations but I haven’t made it with cheese in the middle. Thanks for the idea!

[@johnsmith-he6kp]

Enjoyed the video keep up the good work 😊

[@peterc.anderson1840]

Your subscribers have doubled! Keep it up! 👌👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@ToiletTxtr]

Too adorable. "Lemme just get a piece of that che......." (Ninja like reflexs) bish, that's nacho cheese. 😆

[@asmith7876]

Wow, great outing! To her credit she did NOT give up on making that fire happen! 🤣🤣🤣. Nearly any food, burnt or not, tastes better over a fire in the woods with a friend.

[@jimmymalone3494]

I enjoyed y'all adventure' I hope you have a great 2025.

[@Shusts_in_Canada]

Great job, like this one 🫶 the food on fire is always delicious no matter how it looks 🤣

[@stevenquintero7343]

😅 Hello 👋 from South Texas, 😎lol bushwhacking🫲, love your videos .. Oh yeah, be safe and carry some kind of weapon with you out there, ( oh be careful with Bigfoot and DogMan) .. One more thing your friend is so crazy funny.. lol😂😂 One more thing did you finish up the cabin build ? Merry Christmas 🎄🤶🎅 and a Happy New Year 🎉🎊🪅..

[@zingerdoutdoors2311]

You’re about to hit 10k!!!! I can’t wait till you hit 100k and I post I was here before 10k!!!!

[@burntlands_backcountry]

@@zingerdoutdoors2311😂😂

[@kennymccormick3480]

No better feeling than cooking over a fire 🔥🥓🍳🤤

[@1shot33rdparallel]

Liked ... and bushwacking ❤ed! Sincerely

[@deanh1627]

I think the trick is to only take bark off dead birch trees and leave the lovely living trees in peace ✌️

[@JoeSmoe-uy8oh]

I like it more. When 2 oe 3 friends get out and do like these girls are doing shareing fun times on a outing talking over how things are done or showing beganers how to busc craft. The old way not with just a tent bur bush shelters open pit cooking not just geting to a canp sight seting up cut wood bulld fire cook eat go to bead get up strike camp and leve. This had some interesting plot of enjoyment in it keep it up ladys you make it more interesting the more enjoyable the and interesting you make it the more viewers youl. Get first time seeing you and it was worth it. You can count on me coming back for more of your enjoyable shows nn❤❤🎉🎉😅😅😅😅😊😊😊

[@perfectleveladventurefishi619]

this looked fun good work

[@SheepDogActual]

New subscriber here. Great video. On her cell phone??? lol. Wonderful job. Lots of fun.

[@davidcannamela]

The moccasin boots you are wearing?? My wife loved them. What kind are they?

[@burntlands_backcountry]

They're from Manitoba mukluk and while they're not really designed for this kind of walking I really like them and they hold up pretty well if you keep them well conditioned. I like them because they have a bit of that "barefoot" feel but if you're not used to it it can feel strange.

[@chasjacks9378]

Next time cook the bannock first in butter and thern cook the meat ion grease. Clean pan will make the bannock come out soft and tasty. Adding the cheese inside the bannock is great.

[@croakingtoad4472]

Also, looks likes their using a small cast iron pan and had that pan a bit too hot. CI cooking is best done on medium heat, to either get the pan up so it's not directly on teh coals, or sweep out some of the coals so the heat is not so high. I prefer to get the pan off the coals using a few rocks or my mini grate.

[@apparitionight]

@@croakingtoad4472Never use rocks which soak up water for your cooking “tripod”.

[@croakingtoad4472]

@@apparitionight I agree , to a certain point. While not great, I have used rocks for many years without incident (but your mileage may vary). Ideally, a strong steel grate bridging two logs (or a lightweight stainless steel grate when using carbon steel) is ideal. I'll often add a wood crafted pot hanger to the set up for my pot (if there is not enough room for both pot and pan on the little grate). I'm not a fan of cooking using a campfire's flame, like you see some bushcrafters doing; the heat is too irregular and I hate having to clean up all that soot off the cookware afterwards. ;-) The only exception is a footed Dutch Oven, which I place over a bed of coals but not directly into the fire itself. The main take away from my comment was to avoid putting your cookware directly on the coals as most often the heat can be too intense and you may end up burning your food.

[@VictorN-o2z]

Great success 🤙🏾☺️ wondering how wheat flour worked out better ?

[@AnnikaMorina]

Looks awesome nice to see 😊🌹

[@Michellbeam]

Pull your rod instead of pushing your knive

[@MikeFoley-w1z]

Great video😊

[@erichernandez2398]

I have to ask, why a bill hook? I've always thought it would be useful and helpful, but I've never seen anyone carry it. I'm just wondering how it works for you where you are in the world? That one is a Fiskers right? I'm going to look into it. I just started to watch your videos. I always think it's great when I can learn something new.

[@burntlands_backcountry]

It just helps with delimbing. Yes fiskers and it's marketed as a cross between a machete and a hatchet, although its probably not very helpful for splitting wood. I personally really like it and for the price point (which is like $40) it's definitely worth trying out.

[@grahamambridge2856]

Some people pull the fire steel and keep the other bit still. Saves pusing your hand in to what you are trying to light.

[@bartjames100]

Loved it.

[@StarshineInTHEnorth]

Nice little adventure. Those are always fun👍🏼 I’ll be trying your recipe. Thanks for sharing☺️This looks like my area..is it Canada or Midwest?🪶

[@ArkWildmansurvival]

looks good

[@gdunton1]

Fun times. Was it just a day trip or were you able to camp? Do we get to learn who your friend is? Happy New Year and many blessings for continued success. Your friend from Virginia, USA

[@apparitionight]

Biscuits and bivouacs! No phone and light pollution. Fly fishing next 😂

[@BillFord-e9s]

Next time take a spatchulor or make one lol great job

[@siobhanduffy-f6i]

Cool video guys. Hey have u ever tried keeping the leftover grease to soak on firewood? I guess it will depend on the type of wood, but I've had success with some logs and tinder when weather is very damp. The oil can help

[@jeffsizemore6869]

I enjoyed the video

[@talljohn66]

Moisture is the enemy of fire. It really can be near impossible to start a fire.

[@NewSpirits]

Bush whacking huh? Real funny ha ha! Love that doggy's style, hup ha ha ha ha 😂 You started it...

[@FamilyOutdoors161]

All without any prettiness or staged shots. It is immediately obvious that it is not so easy to light a fire.

[@happyinfidel1]

Thanks for coming back.. That bannock, just flour and water? And those work pants.. What brand are those, all the work and play..they look durable and comfortable. are you going back to the house build in the spring, or is it done?

[@burntlands_backcountry]

It's flour, water, baking powder, salt and sugar. They're fjallraven kebb trousers which are expensive but they are good quality and have a really good warranty. It's not done yet, I will go back there at soke point but I don't know when.

[@happyinfidel1]

@@burntlands_backcountry you arent kidding $275 for the pants.. but you are amazingly active person. so I trust yr judgement. I have never heard of them.. Thanks for the heads up. I have some mukluks made by the Dene from the NWT. Fort Liard. . I never wore them thinking they were too fragile. I was given them by a French priest who worked with the Dene..There was a little Hudsons Bay post there..was too cool.

[@Conan3145]

Fun video. Now I need to try making bannock bread cheese balls! What part of the world is this? New subscriber 🇦🇺.

[@rockytopwrangler2069]

... Oh ,, the inuendo's ... Do you know what bushwacking is ?? ... Harder not faster .... lol ..

[@Scarhead_Ed]

🖤

[@kennethwilson8633]

Don’t do any bushwhacking with bannock on your hands…have fun stay safe.

[@BigIronTexas]

how about bacon grease AND butter.....oh yeah, that's the ticket

[@stevenpristoop3236]

Wow you are like a ninja lesbian like a superhero

[@jonthornton2562]

Damn

[@williamhorst8113]

😂😂😂😂

[@johnvarnes43]

😮 I'll have bothe of you 😊

[@timothywinters7304]

This has to be faked

[@savagepro9060]

Do you know what bushwhacking is? Proceeds to touch . . . uhum! Are you gay?

[@nigelmcphearson]

Are you a lesbian or a straight?

[@burntlands_backcountry]

@nigelmcphearson we are both straight lol

[@RichKurtz-vw4lw]

Do u have a instagram account