Cowboy Cooking: Chuck Wagon and Ranch Camp Set-Up

[@ruewuff]

Your videos are restoring my faith that there are still good, honest people out there doing what they love and upholding old traditions. Thank you so much.

[@CowboyKentRollins]

Our pleasure Kieran

[@ArizonaGhostriders]

1876 Studebaker! That's a prize possession and so glad you educate folks on it wherever you go with it.

[@CowboyKentRollins]

Thanks so much

[@henribenoit3705]

Santee ✌️

[@connorkilpatrick6283]

Sup Santee, hope Bill Brazelton isn't up to no good.

[@jamesisbored6032]

Hi Cowboy Kent. It's coming up on it's 150 year maintenance. I'm sure you'll see to it! (Got an old 1936 John Deere Model B tractor still as good as new at the fishing cabin, and we joke that it's coming up on it's 100 year maintenance in a few years.)

[@Wrench245]

"Medicinal purposes" I loosely translate as to keeping the cook happy; which seems a very sensible thing to do.

[@CowboyKentRollins]

It keeps things on a even keel

[@PyroRob69]

@@CowboyKentRollins Hehe, you mean it keeps decent food comin. Upset Cookie and food won't be so great.

[@vabuckeye23701]

Something I learned in the Navy, there's 2 people you don't want to get on the bad side of, #2 whoever handles your pay & #1 the cook. You can live without money for a bit, but not food.

[@dxcpt]

@@CowboyKentRollins Whiskey cures everything!

[@charles2804]

Good rule of thumb, really. Don't piss off the person making/handling your food.

[@philstowers2607]

Ah. God Bless you. I spent 20 years in Texas and cowboys were my best friends. They never let me down..never left me in a pickle. Much respect!

[@CowboyKentRollins]

Thanks Phil for watching and they stand by there word

[@johnboscor.582]

Very good

[@tombob671]

Folks these are the old boys that built America and made it great

[@Budro4764]

Yep men in denim built this country and now men in suits are tearing it apart !!!!!!!!!!

[@CowboyKentRollins]

Thanks Tom

[@Budro4764]

Please don't turn this into politics ~!~!

[@tombob671]

Folks I meant to honor hard work, taking care of each other being resourceful... if you can make politics out of that I am confused. I grew up around men like that, my grandparents were born in 1890,1893, 1902 and 1905. They were pretty much like these guys. BTW I say no politics presented and I stand by them .... me? I am age 70

[@Budro4764]

My grandmaw was born in 1893 also and my grand paw 1890. 2 comments under mine were directed at politics not you Mon Ami ~!~!

[@TheAuntieBa]

When I ordered the cookbook, spices and salsa, I passed on the sickle-blade. I was brilliant: my hubby’s getting firmly hooked on your videos; I’m letting *him* buy it. He surely will! He’s now the main cook and griller, since my health tanked. You showed us your medical supplies, but you left out your pain and blue mood elevator...your videos! I ALWAYS perk up and feel better when I watch your videos!

[@CowboyKentRollins]

Thanks for watching

[@jeromesmith1662]

Hi folks, thankyou for all you do. The Cowboys are the salt of the earth....can't say enough. Hard work....belief in GOD....and an unwritten code of conduct...with punishment for slackers. What more to ask??? Thank you Kent and Shannon. May HE bless you mightily.

[@dxcpt]

If only America had more like him.

[@cookingwithtomtom]

Hi Kent! There is comfort food and there are comfort videos. That is what I think of your videos. It is beyond fascinating to have a look into your world. Thank you!

[@CowboyKentRollins]

Thanks so much

[@zingarassong7531]

I totally agree. Couldn't have said it better myself.

[@reneekh3599]

My thoughts exactly, cookingwithtomtom!! My husband & I love to cook together & experiment. We're known as the Family Cookies to our families & are asked (invited-?? lol) to travel to THEM to make holiday meals too frequently, so we've had to use our military training & camping skills to adapt & modify to different (& sometimes ill-equipt) cooking facilities & conditions so many times that Kent & Shannon's videos have become inspirational for us... He wakes us up in the morning & puts us to bed @ night! And during the middle of the day, when things get stressed or we just need a positive & inspirational face, we'll turn Kent on on KZbin ❤.

[@happycat3399]

Totally true!!

[@thereaver8083]

How could people dislike this? Theses old traditions are sadly dying out just like the old farmers and southern traditions where I'm from. Didn't have chuck wagons but everybody damned sure looked forward to going back to the house and getting some of grandma's cooking after being out in the fields. It's a shame.

[@cindyherget5196]

Hats off to the real cowboys and to you that feed them

[@CowboyKentRollins]

Thanks so much for watching

[@randymiller3949]

I always wanted to take my dad on a real cattle drive. I always wanted for me & my dad to be able to meet Kent & Ms.Shannon & to be able to tell them how much I've learned from them & Ole Ms.Bertha & Ms.Christine!!! I know my dad would've loved to have done this but he passed away from diabetes complications before I could ever set this up... Now I'm trying to set one up for me & my 14 yr old daughter...AND I KNOW MY DAD WILL BE THERE NO MATTER WHERE EVER WE GO!!! I sure do miss my dad. He's been gone almost 4 yrs now & THERE ISN'T A DAY THAT GOES BY THAT I DON'T THINK ABOUT HIM & MISS HIM!!! Thank you Kent & Ms.Shannon for everything you two do!!! Thank you for ALWAYS REMEMBERING OUR MILITARY VETERANS...ACTIVE & NON-ACTIVE!!! Thank you for ALWAYS FLYING OLD GLORY PROUDLY!!! Thank you for ALWAYS PUTTING GOD, JESUS, & THE HOLY SPIRIT FIRST EVERYDAY!!! Much love from Mobile Alabama.

[@jeremyholstrom]

This could be the greatest channel in KZbin. Kent and Shannon you guys are the best.

[@thomasdenoyelles1784]

Thanks for taking care of them cowboys. Folks just don’t know much about these guys, what they do and just how dangerous their job really is. Folks like the two of you are more than aware of their hard lifestyle and just how much those cowboys love what they do! Thank god for cowboys and folks like yourselves. The good Lord is watching out for all of you. Wishing you all the very best and keep those great videos coming. Always brings back good memories of my dad and the farm and good old country life. Things were simpler then.

[@CowboyKentRollins]

Thanks Thomas

[@pattylevasseur2645]

GOD LOVE EVERY SINGLE RANCHER AND COOK without you all this country would starve!!!!

[@CowboyKentRollins]

Thanks Patty

[@rosiemose5451]

getting up cowboy the two step

[@happycat3399]

Shannon, you are an amazing photographer. The shots you get tell an entire story, and then the rest of the story by your incredible husband Kent, well, you two are true treasures. Thank you so much for sharing your lives with us. I feel humbled and blessed at the same time!!

[@CowboyKentRollins]

We thank you so much for watching

[@SuperDave21]

Meals on Wheels... I love it.. .God Bless you guys!

[@CowboyKentRollins]

Mobile dining at its best

[@SuperDave21]

I've watched this three times now Kent... see something new each time! lol... My love and respects to you and the better half. May God keep you and bless you with each sunrise.

[@Harris.S]

Me too

[@lindap.p.1337]

Ouch on the sewing up part!

[@just_kos99]

I love your cooking segments, of course (some of them are to die for!) but I also love when you give us insight into what it's like cooking for these hard-working cowboys out on the range. You and Shannon, and the Beag, Duke, the Major, and all the others, are always a breath of fresh air! Nice to learn how y'all live in windy Oklahoma!

[@KowboyUSA]

Sweet wagon. Studebaker had it's roots in manufacturing metal parts for heavy duty wagons, then moved on the making of the entire wagons. *You and yours have a great life, Kent. Bless ya all.

[@CowboyKentRollins]

Thanks John so much

[@nadronco9312]

EXACTLY. You know as well as I do Kent and Shannon, you need to hug a Farmer and a Cowboy every time you see them and THANK THEM for our stocked shelves in the grocery store. As a Cattle Rancher for 25 years, we went through H and back to get that beef to market. The wind and the torn up tarp reminded me of how many times in the winter, my brains were froze to the side of my head, while out feeding cattle. God Bless.

[@hobens1]

I wish we had a camp cook like you when I worked in cattle camps years ago in Australia but I can't complain we never went hungry.

[@kevinhoward9341]

I have had the privilege of seeing and talking to cowboys working on mustangs while I lived in Nevada. A very honest humble group of people that helps you to understand and appreciate our history.

[@levifehr9575]

Thank you Mr. and Mrs. Rollins for this great video. You are doing amazing work, thanks for letting us come along in your life adventures.

[@CowboyKentRollins]

Our pleasure Levi

[@ToothMolar]

Great stories of a "day in the life"! I could listen to those all day long. Thank you for sharing.

[@CowboyKentRollins]

Our pleasure

[@kengamble8595]

You made my heart ache a little there Mr. Kent just memberin about those times! Best compliment I ever had was someone saying that I was just an old beat up cowboy ! Thanks so much for sharing and take care. 👍 👍

[@CowboyKentRollins]

Thanks Ken and always good to hear from you my friend

[@architectsconcierge6860]

You Sir, are the most genuine American ever. Thanks for keeping a wild American tradition alive.

[@themadhillbillycustoms5013]

Amen. And may God bless you always!

[@CowboyKentRollins]

Thanks and God Bless you as well

[@one007guy]

I miss this so much. Good memories driving cattle in Big Sky Country in Montana. 4am was perfect wake-up call to cowboy coffee, and at night a little music around the fire! Good food, cowboys/cowgirls, and the Country! What a life. Thanks for all the inspirations Kent and Family!

[@CowboyKentRollins]

We thank you for watching

[@drainmonkeys385]

That’s amazing.... I guess I never thought this was still going on.....I assumed with technology and all the latest advancements that this kind of thing no longer took place....but after listening, I understand that it’s essential and will likely continue to be... that’s really awesome

[@cory9919]

i had the same reaction. and now i kinda wonder to myself: Maybe this is what i want to do with the rest of my life

[@reneekh3599]

If you travel off the the major highways and away from cities west of the Mississippi, and just study the countryside you could then get a better idea that this is indeed still a thing. 90% of all Americans have never truly experienced real, rural America - that still takes up @ least 90% of our land mass.

[@maxcorder2211]

Technology and cows? Somehow it just doesn’t compute.

[@happycat3399]

@@cory9919 I was just thinking the same thing!!!

[@filter501]

I have always had the most respect for the cook no matter where I was. I'm not much of a cook myself, but I'll tell you I never complained about the food either. I do like a good cup of coffee. Bless you and yours.

[@CowboyKentRollins]

Thanks Phil for watching and God bless you as well

[@snipercurgan1]

Seeing a notification from you pop up always brightens my day, glad to see behind the scenes of an American tradition and glad you are keeping it alive. Hope you both have a wonderful day, you got mine off to a great start!

[@CowboyKentRollins]

Thanks so much

[@cdanielh128]

Fantastic video. Kent & Mrs Shannon thanks for the video! This was a great one. Im a cook myself and for me there is something that as the years go by there is nothing like having strangers comment on your food. I ain't cooking for ranchers but me and my brothers do get out in the wilderness when we can and something I learned long ago is just let one person handle it, (Me), and what do you know, everyone works hard to make that persons life easier if it means a full and SATISFIED belly! Those winds you get I feel for you. I'm here in the panhandle of Texas myself and when traveling across the US it tickles me to hear people complaining about 20 mph winds. They act like they are going to get blown away. As for the great plains, well we have seen people and everything you can imagine get blown away! Still working through these videos! I look forward to running into you one day so I can shake your hands for sharing these great recipes and quality entertainment. Take care!

[@CowboyKentRollins]

Thank you for watching and it does get a tad breezy

[@phaser818]

The American west. The American way. One of the best videos so far.

[@CowboyKentRollins]

Thanks so much

[@kato2531]

We need more of these good old honest hard working people in the United States.and they need good hard working cookies like you. Thanks Mr. And Mrs. Rolling Stones.

[@kato2531]

Pops sorry I meant Rollins.

[@bigdaddypoco7890]

Wow! I’ve been watching for about a year now, this is by far the best episode I’ve seen. Makes me want to live like a real cowboy instead of just a Cowboys fan ⭐️

[@CowboyKentRollins]

Thanks Joseph for watching

[@ronch550]

I'm not an American but the Old West has always intrigued me. What a time it must've been. Great to see people keeping the spirit alive. Great stuff!!

[@CowboyKentRollins]

Thanks for watching

[@bonnieoliver427]

Kent and Shannon!!! Y'all have done a beautiful wonderful job on your Chuck Wagon!!! Thank y'all for Sharing your video your time, tips and ohh so much more!!! I am in love with that chuck wagon!! I know it's alot hard work, but enjoying and loving what ya do.... sure goes a long way... You can't just run into town... plus you'd NEVER find as good as or even close to the amazing stick to ya ribs food you and Shannon cook!!! Man ohh Man one day.... I'd love to meet you 2 and sit back n eat and swap stories... I have NEVER watch a video of you cooking something that I wouldn't just love... you always cook with love... that goes a long way Mr Kent

[@denisefarmer366]

Love your values and lifestyle. I thank God I found your channel. God has blessed you and Shannon (and beagle, too!) in many ways, and it does my heart good to be able to be there with y'all via KZbin. Wish I was there in person, even at 68 yrs old. Thanks for a beautiful experience.

[@CowboyKentRollins]

Thanks for watching Denise and God bless you as well

[@BarlowBBQ]

Great episode! Really cool learning more about your setup and what you do for those cowboys. God bless y'all.

[@CowboyKentRollins]

Thanks so much

[@phyllisray8310]

I would love to have your kitchen tools

[@TheAuntieBa]

Phyllis Ray Go to kenrollins.com and buy that “Hash Knife.” Best deal: add on the sheath; there’s a whole lotta *very sharp* edge to protect! NOTE: It also protects fingers...until you start choppin’, then you’re on your own.

[@321scully]

Thank you for these videos Kent. I have always been interested in how and what cowboys ate. The old westerns we see on TV and at the cinema show us very little about the chuck wagons and the food cowboys ate. In Britain we say an army marches on it's stomach and no doubt I'm sure a cowboy will ride on his stomach too. While in the USA I bought a little book 'Chuck Wagon Cooking' and I have always wanted to prepare a 'chuck wagon' type of BBQ or dinner. After watching your videos it's giving me the confidence to do this.

[@sdidok727]

Thank you so much Kent for education on the camp...I really enjoy your videos and really like Shan too....I love how you always mention her and make her feel special..keep on doing it I know it means alot to her . God bless you guys 🙏

[@jamesdevinaspre3182]

Thank you Kent and Shannon for showing what you do on the wagon. I enjoy every one of your shows and sometimes I try to cook your recipes. I can only Imagine what you are going through at camp. I live in California and every November I travel to Idaho to sit around a campfire for a week to enjoy the fellowship. I do what I can around camp while they are off hunting.

[@CowboyKentRollins]

Thanks James for watching and we love what we do for sure

[@andrewinbody4301]

"What's funny? When someone almost dies but it didn't happen." I laughed 'till my eyes watered.

[@terryashmore8541]

God bless you and Shannon for looking after them boys out there

[@CowboyKentRollins]

And God Bless you as well Terry

[@kathleendunbar7557]

God bless you sir, thank you for continuing the traditions of cooking outdoors and giving thanks to the hard working cowboys.

[@CowboyKentRollins]

Thanks for watching Kathleen and God bless you as well

[@jillgrossman5068]

I cannot get enough of your stories. Absolutely love listening and would give anything to spend some time with you guys during your daily routine. I have loved the wild west history since I was a young girl and have been a country girl at heart my whole life. God bless you and your wife and all that you do.

[@CowboyKentRollins]

Thanks for watching and God bless you

[@moyeramoyer8478]

this was a great video! thank you so much! I remember the hot hot days of branding calves and splitting and tagging ears and separating the cows from calves and to have a great meal after was the best thing! Oh how a good home cooked meal can lift everybody's spirits!

[@CowboyKentRollins]

That is does and its a pleasure to cook for those folks

[@tarzanfixjane]

thanks for feedin those guys. It is a much harder way of life, but you are adding to a huge reward for everyone there. Also, that is an important part of our country that we should be keepin alive.

[@CowboyKentRollins]

Good bunch they are, Thank you for watching

[@bjclassic1950]

👍 Thanks so much for this fascinating wonderful video with some history thrown in! Thank God for Cowboys and God Bless the cook, the pioneer way that made America! Bless your hard work and pursuit to teach others to keep carrying on the traditions. My that was a great chuck wagon on wheels!

[@georgeireton9085]

Hi Pard! First, a big thank you to you for sll your hard work on the channel! Y’all are a real blesding to me. My wife (50 yrs) had lots of surgery on her ankle and that means I have to cook! Learning from you quick! I like to keep busy around the house here with a project or two. I took a Harbor Freight trailer, some old fence boards, pvc pipe and painter’s tarp and made a little chuck wagon. I am working on the box now. Thanks again Kent!

[@stephanienuce7711]

I love Dutch oven cooking and one of my dreams is to have an authentic chuck wagon to cook from ! God bless y'all!!! LOVE LOVE LOVE THIS!!

[@CowboyKentRollins]

God Bless you as well Stephanie

[@chrispap4957]

I'm a city boy born and raised in Pittsburgh on Italian and Polish food( which I love), but this life and down home style country cooking is amazing...never really get to the mid or southwest, but anytime I go down south I never eat at a chain restaurant, try to eat at as many authentic home style joints as I can...

[@CowboyKentRollins]

Thanks Chris for watching

[@redwhiteblue7831]

Kent you are the man... Shannon you are a strong woman. I love your videos, no matter what they're about. I learn something every time... I have a YETI TUNDRA 105, and a YETI beer coozie... They are the best.

[@CowboyKentRollins]

Thanks so much and love some of them Yeti's

[@robertspreng4471]

I just started watching your videos several weeks ago, and I enjoy watching you cook all that delicious food. But the most impressive thing for me is how you honor our heavenly father. God bless you and your family Kent and keep making the videos. Even though I'm not a cowboy or a country boy, I do appreciate the lifestyle and respect the way of life and hard work you all do out there.

[@CowboyKentRollins]

Thanks so much Robert and God Bless you

[@cesaraguilar85]

That was just beautiful! God bless you and your wife Mr. Rollins. Amazing job, wonderful life.

[@CowboyKentRollins]

Thanks Cesar and God Bless you as well

[@riflemanslament9594]

These are the kind of people who keep the world turning. serious respect.

[@behindthespotlight7983]

I’m no cowboy. But I’m a Christian. And a Conservative. As we see where our country is headed it bodes well in my heart and soul to see a video like this. To see the young man standing under the fly in a hat as big as he is. Whether you’re a cop, drive truck, build houses, fight fires or (like I do) produce real news that can just barely eek by on the Internet, we are all Americans and this group of men and women, people who “say grace and say amen”...these are the people I’m sticking with and standing with. The craziness we see out of San Francisco, Portland, Seattle...I don’t know. I don’t want to get too political on Cowboy Kent’s channel but it’s not looking good, folks. Say your prayers. Work hard. Vote your conscience next November. And if you have a Bible read Deuteronomy 28. God bless you all. -Jon Robberson, Producer, Caravan to Midnight

[@Eupher6]

Kent and Shannon are national treasures. I love each and every one of their videos and definitely appreciate the inside tour.

[@kendavis8046]

Nice description of a way of life that few of us in the modern world will ever get to experience. Thanks, Kent!

[@CowboyKentRollins]

Our pleasure Ken

[@kathyforest2617]

Thank you for showing us how a Chuck wagon works. How neat! Those cowboys are blessed to have you two cooking for them.

[@CowboyKentRollins]

Thank you Kathy we are blessed to do what we love

[@bmxracernc]

This is great! I'd love to see more content like this. For example showing more of the actual camp setup and meal prep process as you're doing it for real.

[@CowboyKentRollins]

We do have a video on camp setup

[@gregknight293]

.........I enjoyed the tour of your home and "office" and honestly feel that it is good neighbors like yall that is the glue that holds this great nation together in bad times and good....Your good manners and respect for your fellow man and good clean country living is contagious. It lifts my spirits and my day every time I tune in to your show.....May God continue to bless you and yours.....Yall have my most heart felt RESPECT................

[@CowboyKentRollins]

Thanks for watching Greg and God bless you as well

[@916OnMiNeZ]

Chopper, scraper, SPATULER! I’m buying one!Epic man great videos Kent great information 👍👍

[@CowboyKentRollins]

Thanks and you will love it

[@justfutsinaround]

told you before about my boy scout experiences we had what we called patrol boxes similar but smaller than your chuckwagon (probably about 2' deep x 3' wide x 2' tall) with removable legs , it had handles at ea end to carry to campsite. front and back were drop-down ,hinged doors . they were lined with aluminum sheets (for protection from hot pots) we had much of the same items that we used to prepare meals .

[@jhgfghjfgf]

I was in Boy Scouts and now Sea Scouts and have the same thing; I swear I built a bit of muscle setting them up.

[@scottygoodwin4276]

GOD BLESS you, Your Family and all the Cowboys. THanks for the video.

[@CowboyKentRollins]

God bless you as well

[@jpnoll1781]

Thank God for the cooks that take care of the Cowboys. Be Blessed and thanks to you shan, the beag and the new pooch (loaner?).

[@CowboyKentRollins]

He adopted us, Thanks for watching

[@wildman4270]

Naw that was the most truthful couplefew minutes I ever heard jack jawin! Thanks friend for bringing back the memories 🤠

[@Paparoxx]

Great stories! My paternal grandfather was a cook after serious injury breaking horses. He did the trails as a teen . Then the Pitchfork &6s ranches until he retired on his own land in N.W.Texas. This brought back good memories , thanks!

[@rogerholloway8498]

I REALLY enjoyed todays video! Smiled all the way through, thank you for making my day!

[@CowboyKentRollins]

Our pleasure Roger

[@LyraKeltica61]

I just love watching your videos. I love your personality. I'm a retired nurse and have had to work 16 hours a day sometimes with only 1 meal and only GOD knows how much coffee but your job sounds way harder than mine was. I feel sorry for the new cowboy who was told to go up past the cookline on his first day by the older cowboys. Just because they wanted to haze someone. GOD bless you, your wife and your dogs.

[@TrailTrek]

Extremely interesting, thanks for taking the time to walk us through all of this. Those cowboys are real tough and real lucky all at the same time. Health and happiness to you.

[@CowboyKentRollins]

Thanks for watching

[@1954JDR]

My grandfather was a blacksmith on a ranch in Texas until he was called for duty in WWI. He said the best meals he had was when he was called to camp for an emergency repair. He was young man and Cooky was like a father to him and the other younguns.

[@CowboyKentRollins]

Thanks James so much for watching

[@1klouisek]

Beautifully done. Thank you both, Safe Travels and remember an extra biscuit in the pocket is a good midnight snack.

[@CowboyKentRollins]

Thanks for watching

[@stevethecountrycook1227]

There ain't nothing like the feeling of cooking for a crew and you never get tired of hearing how good it is! Of course I don't have to tell you that Kent and Shannon!! Great video as always. God Bless you both

[@stevethecountrycook1227]

Forgot to mention, Shannon, I see why you like that utility trailer camp kitchen, alot of storage in it. happy trails!

[@CowboyKentRollins]

Thanks Steve

[@granttabor1338]

Great Video Kent. I work a ranch in Wy. way way back and we had a great cook, must have been 200 years old. :) But learned a great lesson from him the second day. I learned when the bell rung you had better be there, I kinda slept in some and when I got to the wagon he said "Did you miss breakfast ?" "Yes sir" (I had been told always call the cook sir) "Well don't worry you will find out what it is tomorrow, we have about the same thing every day". Dam it seemed like a long time till lunch.

[@CowboyKentRollins]

Now that is one of them Old Fashion Cooks

[@wildman4270]

@@CowboyKentRollins sounds like mess Hall at the family dairy, might be family,but you miss that bell, ya best be ready fer lunch 😉 but ya learn fast 🤠

[@dianacassinelli9467]

Those cowboys are lucky you cook for them Mr Rollins...everybody helps each other...working hard and having fun...nice stories...,God Bless you Alll. for putting food on our tables...

[@CowboyKentRollins]

Thanks Diana and God Bless you as well

[@dustyacres]

Love how your stories go, keep up the good work my man

[@michaelsorrells4506]

Always interesting sir! All your videos are extremely informative, but i commend you for your genuineness and your ability to make a person feel like they've known you for years. I've been trying many of your recipes via KZbin, so my wife and babies know who you are! Y'all have become part of the family over here. God bless y'all!

[@CowboyKentRollins]

Thanks Michael and we are honored to be called family

[@nadinejohnson8519]

Now Here's A Cowboy & The Miss I Respect~ Down To Earth Home 🏡 Cooking. "The Best Meal Is A Home Cook 🍳 Meal" God Blessings! Much💪 ❤😇

[@CowboyKentRollins]

Thanks Nadine so much for taking time to watch

[@topperhec]

I drove trucks for over 28 years I know hoy it is with the weather -20 to -40 wind 🌬 snow rain and you said it brother the office window view is the greatest

[@PapaMGTOW]

We need more stories like this bro

[@Formerlywarmer]

You guys are both an American treasure, keeping the old days alive 👍🇺🇸 🤠

[@Maxid1]

I keep remembering that line from City Slickers. Cookie, "...The food's brown, hot and plenty of it."

[@gavinharrison203]

God bless you Kent and shan and along with all the hard working, dust eating American cowboys. I'm family comes from the old mining west. Although different, very much the same. I get soft in the heart when I watch these videos. God bless America and the working people that truly made this country what it is today. I placed an order to help support you guys and the values you stand for! Funny, my pup loved your chutney as he got to the package before I could... ha! He even got some that original to go with it! Love you guys, please keep up the good work. 👍

[@strongsadventures]

Always the best videos. When the amusement park I worked at shut down we auctioned off 3 or 4 wagons. I sure wish now I would have acquired one.

[@CowboyKentRollins]

Yep I know what you mean, thanks Billy for watching

[@themississippikidhurst7334]

You could cook for me any day of the week my brother. I ain't no cowboy,but I am a cook(not a chef but a southern cook),but I been learning some things from you and love the knowledge, you are the man.God Bless you in Jesus name. You the man.

[@CowboyKentRollins]

Thank you for watching and God bless you

[@mel_2506]

Yep, cookie runs the camp... one day you might need him and that crown royal sack!

[@nick8649]

I can see that all came from the heart. You bring warmth,love and happiness to those you cook for and for us watching you. It's a blessing to find something you are passionate about and I can only wish that to everyone. Good luck and God bless

[@CowboyKentRollins]

Thanks so much and God Bless you as well

[@nancyfahey7518]

Great history (and modern cowboy) lesson. Thanks !

[@CowboyKentRollins]

Our pleasure Nancy

[@GOBRAGH2]

The logistics alone is impressive to me. The fact that this method has worked for a long time in the past, and it still working now is just amazing. Learning about the history, and getting to see how everything works is very interesting.

[@MRKUE]

Thanks for the tour!

[@CowboyKentRollins]

Our pleasure

[@dougharker9913]

UNCLEDOUG IN BOONE N.C. SAYS THANK GOD FOR COWBOYS AND COWGIRLS LIKE YOU KENT AND SHANNON !!! WE LOVE YOU GUYS AND ALL THE TIPS AND VIDEOS !! LOVE TO YOU GUYS !!

[@CowboyKentRollins]

Thanks Doug

[@krgkrmb]

"Medicinal purposes". That is so great. This is my feel good channel.

[@darleneoliver7318]

Awsome love it. Whish it was me. When we camped we had old time dish cloths bottom and sides sewed together draw string on top we put our washed dishes in it dipped it into scalding water and hung up on line to drip dry. For scalding water we used galvanized trash can covered outside and bottom heavily with liquid dish soap so the smoke would wash off can better

[@soggybread6476]

I've been subscribed since 5000 honest to god I commented on most of his old vids keep it up Kent

[@CowboyKentRollins]

Thanks for hanging on with us

[@y0ur_name_here]

Rough work earns a good meal. Thanks for sharing your time, travels, and the views out your kitchen window.

[@CowboyKentRollins]

Our pleasure

[@CowboyKentRollins]

Our pleasure thanks for watching

[@wendellhagg3511]

Amen !! Happy Trails & Happy 2019 Kent and Shannon !! Love Your Videos !! H.

[@somedude6452]

Experienced campers who have hospitality ministries and do youth ministries have similar set ups. Everything is planned around lots of dutch oven cooking.

[@Daehawk]

Clabber Girl...using the classic best same as me it seems. Hey good enough for my grand parents and my fatherNlaws grand parents its good enough for me. Thank you Kent and Shann. I really loved this video and ones of this type. Sorry about your fly. That was some mean wind. Got a quick yet stupid question....do you simply forego items and ingredients that require cooling such as mayo or do you use a ice cooler for those items? God bless you Kent and Shann and also the cowboys and their cowgirls across this land. All good folk and never met any one of them different. A dying breed. If more people were like cowboys we'd be better off as a country and people. Hard work, great food, prayers, and no cussin.

[@CowboyKentRollins]

We have Yeti coolers and they keep things cold well, thanks for watching

[@JamesLaceyJr]

GOD bless you sir. You are keeping a tradition going that the kids now a days have no IDEA about.

[@CowboyKentRollins]

Thanks so much God Bless you as well