Cooking deer meat on the trail

[@kypesandstripesoutdoors]

From Greenbrier County, I can vouch that it has been cold! Great video as always!

[@mike451]

@@kypesandstripesoutdoors well thanks a lot

[@kypesandstripesoutdoors]

And a big thanks to you, Mike! I mean it when I say your content is always great! between smacking us with the Word and teaching us your outdoor wisdom, you always entertain and inform! I hope you have a tremendous Christmas, my friend! And may the Lord bless you and yours!

[@mike451]

@ well God bless your heart and your family as well.

[@justjackfromsc]

Thanks Mike.

[@mike451]

@@justjackfromsc hey Jack thanks so very much share my video

[@Sryofcrv1]

Hell of a good looking breakfast, Love your videos Mike! Glad to see you review this stove in the field where it will be used. Great constructive criticism as well. Hope you stay warm and get all the deer.. We just started muzzleloader season today in Northern MI, didn't get out this morning but I got out in the evening, no luck though. back at it tomorrow. Shoot straight my friend, from one Vet to another.

[@mike451]

@@Sryofcrv1 thanks a lot my friend good luck on your hunt

[@tennesseesmoky9012]

I’ve just got to get me one of those Cold Handle skillets. I believe yours is an 8-inch skillet and that seems to be a good size for stowing in a daypack. Impressive “jet stove.” Although 8 or 10 pounds in stove weight is a lot of pack weight. I believe that using a camp stove, whenever the forest is so dry, is a good idea. Building camp fires under extremely dry conditions with a little wind can easily get out of hand. Looks a cold morning in the woods, but a good hot meal will sure warm you up. I appreciate Mr. Mike Reed taking us along on this adventure and sharing the information on this camp stove. - Tennessee Smoky

[@atlhammer]

I have a 6” National frying pan. I like it, but I’m limited to frying one egg at a time. It will fry two slices of spam side-by-side. An 8” wouldn’t hurt.

[@mike451]

@@tennesseesmoky9012 thanks Smoky

[@adirondacktrapper2423]

Great video Mike & Thank You for your service!!!

[@mike451]

@@adirondacktrapper2423 your very welcome sir God bless

[@UncleSasquatchOutdoors]

Handy little stove. That was a good suggestion about the hole in the door. That looked like a larrapin' meal.

[@mike451]

@@UncleSasquatchOutdoors thanks Jimmy

[@creek_camper]

Awesome video. I was freezing watching with you. I could also smell that bacon. 😀👍✝️

[@mike451]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@billyfarmer4031]

Thanks for the video, Mike👍. I keep a large handwarmer in my pocket with my phone while out in extreme cold weather, and it keeps the battery from going dead so fast.

[@mike451]

@@billyfarmer4031 good idea

[@TheChristianOutdoorsman496]

Looks like a good stove…..I could almost smell the bacon frying and the Folgers coffee brewing.

[@mike451]

@@TheChristianOutdoorsman496 oh yeah cool little stove for sure

[@scripturesandoutdoors]

Thank you for your service!

[@mike451]

You're welcome, glad you enjoyed the video.

[@jamesflener6889]

Malindas is outstanding, i use her sauces all the time!!!

[@mike451]

nice

[@tropifiori]

Cold morning Mike Venison looks good.

[@mike451]

@@tropifiori your telling me my cell froze and died the steak was yummy

[@HarshmanHills]

All American my friend. And zero chance you’ll see me carrying that stove in a backpack lol

[@mike451]

@@HarshmanHills not a lot of real men left James put it in the trunk or behind the seat lol

[@HarshmanHills]

@@mike451 that i would do. lol

[@DavidEstep-pe4wy]

Thanks for the advice sir and the review!! Simple fix deleting the hole, I’ll make you a new door for yours. It was nice meeting you!

[@mike451]

@@DavidEstep-pe4wy you don’t have to make me a door David let’s Leave it original because it’s the first one.

[@DavidEstep-pe4wy]

Yessir, I have another product I’m working on for ya.

[@michaelbrunner6654]

Great review.

[@mike451]

@@michaelbrunner6654 thanks Michael

[@scottykinder1255]

Nice review Mike. I have never cooked on a rocket stove. I would imagine that would be better to cook on in the warmer months when you don’t want to set by a hot fire.

[@mike451]

@@scottykinder1255 of course and it’s a fuel saver it don’t take a big fire 🔥 Scotty

[@WallaceLivingFree]

🙂making me Hungary Mike

[@mike451]

@@WallaceLivingFree sorry pal 😊

[@HarveyWaffles]

How long did it take to get cool enough to pack it back up to leave?

[@mike451]

@@HarveyWaffles in this case about 10 minutes I’m glad you asked that