Camp Hack to Spice up the Same Old Stuff! Cooking over a Campfire, Tripod Tip

[@pierreaucoin2480]

I have used this tripod system to attach my solar panels to. 150 watts. I can adjust it for sun angle. Works like a charm!

[@earlshaner4441]

Hi from Syracuse NY USA everyone thank you for sharing your adventures

[@evelbill1439]

Setting a large rock or piece of log on the bottom of the long stick will increase the weight it will hold. So will having the tripod tie closer to the pot than to the bottom of the long stick. Just a few inches makes a difference.

[@Charles.Spillman]

You are very helpful to me when I need, I need help or a new Idea you are there. You have very informative with bushcraft Thank you Dan

[@gefginn3699]

Great post my friend. Happy St Patrick's day. 💚😇

[@rodmueller1277]

Great advice, as always

[@mistyriennett5902]

I look forward to seeing your videos. They teach me something and I always feel I get that aha moment where I know that I can do this.

[@jacquiblanchard3131]

Cool tip, Dan. Thanks!

[@troybranaman316]

Thank you Dan for the tools !!! Great way to gang a pot ! Great video as always Dan! Take care and stay safe my friend !

[@ericl7917]

Won't you need a counter weight if the pot is full?

[@johnwyman5939]

Another OUTSTANDING tip for the tool box . I like that idea for hunting up in Montana, home away from home, love it . Thanks!! 🇺🇸🇺🇸🪓🔪

[@warrenlawson1294]

Thanks for all the tips, I keep watching and use when we go camping. Want to show some of these tricks to my grand kids.

[@JamiedoesWildBikepacking]

Another great vid, I've used that loose paracord technique a few times for tripods now to hang a Dutch oven. Was a game changer for me, so thanks for the tips, keep them coming. ATB

[@lorriewatson7423]

I live in NW PA, so I love these tips!

[@williammaurer9450]

Very nice, love the lash.

[@ianharper1189]

Such a simple but genius idea. Thanks man

[@willdenoble1898]

I use this but on a larger scale (2x 18-24” & 1 32-48”) with multiple notches to hang pots and skewers off of. Then just make one large fire to spread coals out in a line under each notch. Works really well for when cooking more than one meal item.

[@markfletcher5457]

Super cool idea. Always learning something here.

[@joonkeeg2871]

Dang, just when I finished up breakfast! Next time..... Thank you Dan!

[@killroy3524]

Every time I think I have enough Paracord, you give me one more reason to get more.

[@carljacobs1837]

Idea, for an extended time out in the woods cooking. Old boy scout book showed using foil to make a rotisserie chicken over a fire. Hanging it over, off to one side, foil above like a wing (fan blade), the heat from the fire makes it turn. It winds up, unwinds, starts over.

[@jons2447]

Thank you, Dan!

[@ТУРИСТ-АВАНТЮРИСТ]

Great video, I liked it. There is a video on my canakle where I use a tripod in my hikes

[@terryqueen3233]

Excellent yet another tool for the toolbox. If you find a longer stick like you were talking about with another twig sticking out close to the top where you were going to cut it cut it you just leave that, and maybe cut that twig down to about an inch instead of cutting a notch I think that would work also. Thanks again have a great day stay safe and keep your powder dry!

[@shipwreckjohn7427]

another great idea! Thanks Dan!

[@oracleballantyne]

Best thing about your videos is that you’re consistent with them thanks man and pretty enjoyable

[@shanevance7090]

As always great stuff Dan

[@bernardweaver2416]

This is great, actually like this idea more than a standard tripod. I've got a pound of pork belly and some dried beans to experiment with using this method. I'm pumped.

[@Seamus3051]

Great tip. Seems that there is no limit to your useful tips & ideas ... Cheers.

[@papasteel804]

Looks like an easy way to set up poles for a shelter too.

[@ceri1796]

A great video as always, thankyou.

[@margueritemitchell1829]

Hello from British Columbia Canada 🇨🇦👍👋♥️🤔💡💙💛

[@omecronrodneydheel349]

Thanks for yet another great tip, Dan.

[@machineman6498]

Thank you for making this

[@birchwoodbushcraft]

Very useful, thanks for sharing.

[@jeremyhicks6367]

Thanks Dan! God bless you 🙏

[@quinntheeskimooutdoors6234]

Nice. Thanks and take care.

[@rogueraven7603]

Always the best stuff from coal cracker

[@backwoodstrails]

Another cool tip, thank you!

[@corablue5569]

This guy is just awesome!!!

[@jeromeknasinski3862]

Another great video

[@michaelcarter8209]

Outstanding

[@campsiteministries]

I’ve also seen this done when building a debris hut. The ridge pole is left long in the front at the entrance so that a bush pot can be suspended,(with cordage or chain), over a fire in front of the shelter.

[@krazyntx995]

very cool idea!

[@PlayaSinNombre]

Do you need a counterbalance to prevent tipping once the pot is full?

[@hettro-cv6082]

Great idea!

[@marcusson1983]

Thanks. I'll try dis

[@OlmanEg]

Love the vid fooglefam! Keep them coming👍

[@csluau5913]

One thing that you’re not actually saying is playing around with it once you have the pot full of water or food. In my experience sometimes you have to put a rock or something on the other end of the stick. Something I found that works really well is a sapling or small tree that is laying down sideways but not all the way on the ground. You can’t always find those but you can always bend one over a little bit. I try not to kill live trees. I know the thing that I have found that works is if you find an old stump or an embankment or something you can kind of nestle the other end of the long stick into that to keep it from tipping. Did depends on the pot you’re using. If you’re using a cast iron pot or something heavier you really are better off just getting Josh oven and just putting it into the coals. Those things weigh a ton and little steaks will not support the weight. Just thought I would put these things out.

[@rpbushcraft]

A stake on the other end of the longer stick would definitely help. Thanks for this cool idea, will try it some time.

[@krisweaver3885]

Love your videos. I always learn so much. Thank you

[@J.A.Smith2397]

Got out n tried out my canoe/kayak paddles I made. One of oak they other of cedar n liked em both!! Stay in the woods on the water lol

[@SageToSawtoothBushcraft]

Great video

[@alias7067]

Awesome thank you

[@ryanblystone5153]

Thank you

[@karans3307]

Nice! Very nice!

[@ScottRauber]

Brilliant! Thank you!!

[@jasonz7788]

Awesome thanks

[@EdwinDekker71]

Good video

[@riversendoutdoors342]

Good info, awesome.

[@fisherman85]

So simple and useful, Thanks

[@mike-yp1uk]

Brilliant

[@martysipple4080]

Going to show the grand daughters this weekend

[@uncletomscabin2073]

Best bush craft channel on Yt. Use to watch another guy but lately he started whining about everything and his video's have just become repetitive and just doesn't show any real tips anymore, just building the same thing over and over just out of slightly different stuff. Your short tip's and hacks are far more interesting to watch.

[@BeBopScraBoo]

need more dan wowak tweakin twerkin bushcraft

[@BHFDBHFD]

Found you channel months ago Awesome how you show how easy it is you can think outside the box.I have one question love this whole type of life but with my job taking up a lot of my time plus 4 kids and don’t have land but do have a lot of parks and trails do you think a good way to get started is just doing trails in parks with family and myself also should i always carry a day pack or haversack no matter when i go in trails even if not to far from home thanks again for all your knowledge and videos your the best out there

[@vivivlogz]

Thank u so much for the usefull tip ❤️ This is very helpful for me because im doing bushcraft camping at kerala in Inda

[@smd482000]

nice

[@cripplers8]

Did you use your “bushcraft iPhone tripod” from the other day to film this? Really like your simple tips on here Bro…..

[@sic-n-tiredtired4273]

Damn Dan did you get a new camera or something you looked like you were in HD on this one. 👍

[@misterdubity3073]

Why is one short stick larger in diameter? Thanks

[@brianbartulis9709]

Prolly just farther down the same branch MD. Loose knot so cord can spin is the only variable no matter what dia. Spinning and one a chubbier stick would be about the same. ~ If that makes sense.

[@Dreoilin]

Dan, did you get a new camera or different editing software. Your vid looks super clear and great quality!

[@kevinrowe3936]

Thanks,something to practice. I actually have tree shoots/saplings drying in the cabana that would be perfect for that. 😉 Though your title was ambiguous. I was hoping the title meant you were spicing up ordinary camp cooking. I like franks and beans but something extra is alwaya nice. 😀

[@stevenmonkman1500]

After the intro, I was all like... Sweet! He's going to teach us how to twerk! Finally! 😆

[@kidbach]

So basically, a mini version of your temporary, simple lash shelter tripod, Prof?

[@larryeddings3185]

👍👍

[@MiscMitz]

👍

[@StoneE4]

_"Revolutionary, next level lash. It's what we invented here."_ 🤣🤣 You invented that? 🤣🤣 Did you invent the common shoelace knot as well? 🤣

[@XHollisWood]

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[@jeffdege4786]

If I couldn't stick the sticks into the ground, I'd put a rock over the ground end of the long stick. You're not going to be able to put much weight in the pail without that.

[@buddycarroll9641]

OR... Just use a one stick with a fork in it and one stick to hold your pot.

[@thankmelater1254]

NO TWERK!

[@outdoordauber]

Did Dan say "twerk it"?!? 😳

[@earlshaner4441]

Switch to plan B brother

[@chazchavez3017]

100!

[@RandomButtonPusher]

Please, no twerking. Stick with tweaking, lol. Always good to get tripod tips.

[@rogersmith8480]

Can you PLEASE, PLEASE, PLEASE, PLEASE, PLEASE, put ALL of this on a DVD so I can pass this VERY VALUABLE knowledge on to my kids, please. I will pay for all of this VERY VALUABLE KNOWLEDGE to be put on a DVD PLEASE. I WILL PAY FOR THIS TO BE ON A DVD. SO PLEASE PUT ALL OF YOUR SURVIVAL KNOWLEDGE ON A DVD SO I CAN AND MY KIDS CAN LEARN TOO. PLEASE LET ME KNOW WHEN THEY ARE FOR SALE ON A DVD FORMAT. Thank you

[@cee8mee]

Download to an external drive or burn it yourself. Get your kids to do it if you can't figure it out. Not really difficult these days.

[@rogersmith8480]

@@cee8mee Okay, I will try. Thanks

[@katotornado4312]

Bro should grow his hair out

[@mattw7949]

We're twerking in bushcraft now? I must admit this is not in my skillset.

[@yeahnah2851]

Are you really gonna twist and twerk it ? Lmao never use twerk in that way again pls

[@normsharp24]

It's cute having a picture to feature the video... and the breeze is putting the flames notbonly onto the tripod, but to burn what's tying the tripod together. Quite the "expert", don't you think? Not worth watching the video with that kind of "expertise" on display.

[@corablue5569]

@norm sharp- your last name is funny- seeing how your the dullest tool in the tool box.

[@jacobloper5075]

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