Simple Overnight and Camp Cooking in the Finn Rover Loue Part 2 with Dave Canterbury

Simple Overnight and Camp Cooking in the Finn Rover Loue Part 2 with Dave Canterbury
Solo overnighter
Camping
Finn Loue
Finn Rover
Camp cooking
Dave Canterbury
Skillet cooking

[@DavidCanterbury]

For those asking? Part of this demonstration was to show ease of cleanup as well as cook and clean up in the skillet raw with no grease or seasoning and again ease of cleaning. Long way around the meal but important

[@mlsknnr]

Dave, I learned when I was very young that if you cover the bottom of the skillet with water and get it hot before putting your bacon in the water will boil off as the grease is released from the bacon, that way the bacon won't stick to the pan.

[@DavidCanterbury]

That is true for sure

[@1990westfalia]

A day without Dave cooking is a day without a campfire. That's a two burner, campfire, too! Priceless! Thanks Dave. Skillet

[@asmith7876]

I have both frying pans, great pieces.

[@michaelbarrett1914]

Dave, love your cook sets. I am going to invest in your skillets, your 3Qt pot set complete, a propane cooker. You are the first person I know that has made a purpose built camping cook set for 1 to 4 people. We used your same basic principle when we camped way back in the late 60's or early 70's, however we had to do it with regular kitchen pans & skillets and get them as close as possible to nest as good as we can get it. My Dad made a set of tripods back about 1970, this tripod cooking system is great. It is bomb proof, it folds open allowing you to set the pot anywhere from about 4" off the ground to 3.5' in the air. It makes cooking because you never look for string to hold them together or to raise and lower the pot. We will be taking our dogs & grandson camping this summer so we will be using your camp set to cook in for us all. Thanks for doing what you do.

[@steamboatmodel]

I was shown that blanket method when I was a youth, we were sleeping in a cabin and i complained that my feet were cold. My dad showed me how to pin the blanket up so there was a pocket for my feet (I pin it square at the bottom rather than tie it I like room to move my feet), he also said to change into dry socks and underwear and to bring the socks and underwear I was going to wear in the morning.

[@jasongarling20]

Love the tarp/tent/cover! And absolutely love the bedroll! I NEED your PF Mattress! Unfortunately, lost my job. So I NEED all kinds of things at the moment! ( prayers are accepted!) And foot box hack is great... my feet cramp if I don't have a box!

[@haroldmiller6853]

Red in the morning sailor take warning, red at night sailor delight, that’s what my grandfather always said as I was growing up . Love the idea of making a footbox thank you for sharing that knowledge

[@johnreese0117]

Afternoon Dave! Just wanted to say thanks for always taking the time to upload videos, it’s appreciated by a lot of us common folk! You are doing a lot of things right!! Certain individuals who are intimidated by you, talk bad about you, with hopes that others won’t find you so appealing. We salute you!!

[@williammrdeza9445]

Thanks Dave. Totally LOVE the carbon steel skillet Works just like you demonstrated.

[@quinntheeskimooutdoors6234]

Nice cookin Dave. I just got through making some Bannock out back. Love that shelter. I sew the bottom of one of my wool blankets with linen waxed thread. The beer looks interesting 😊. Thanks and take care. 😊

[@Bob-wg1oy]

Really like these types of videos thanks great stuff

[@zoolanderfred]

That truly is a great skillet. Very happy with mine.

[@jimbender5780]

Another good one thank you Dave 👍

[@luanaewerling8883]

Ótimo video. Grande abraço aqui do Brasil. 🇧🇷 👍👍👍

[@captaincoconut8967]

Dave were did you pick up that grill that your cooking on I love to get me one

[@DavidCanterbury]

Selfrelianceoutfitters.com

[@HannibalsSurplusReviews]

Dave, make more survival archery videos, please!?!?

[@miconn69]

Interesting shelter. That carbon steel skillet was a homerun! (love mine). I used the Forresters Quilt lined with a wool blanket for a hammock underquilt this weekend and was comfortable at 38°. I appreciate all the tips and tricks as well as all that Pathfinder gear. Hangcon weather was definitely bi-polar, cold, warm, wet and cool, etc..... LOL.

[@MiClLC]

When does the next shipment of skillets come in?

[@DavidCanterbury]

March

[@darrinmartin8247]

Dave is the king

[@jamesmetzler2031]

Where did you get your fedora? I have been looking for a new one and yours is awesome!

[@DavidCanterbury]

Stetson Expedition

[@chriswebb8978]

Do you think you would ever make those pans in a larger size

[@DavidCanterbury]

Coming

[@HannibalsSurplusReviews]

Polartec Fleece beanies military surplus USMC hard face are awesome wind resistant style not just regular. Also outdoor research makes similar fleece beanies for more wind protection military issue!

[@TBAR62]

I love these vids they remind me of your early days when you started 👍👍👍

[@clifffromme6162]

ireally enjoy overnighters like this, youve given many ideas on sleeping comfortably outdoors,wish id known this when younger

[@Bjohaz]

Great video Dave! Enjoy seeing you relax

[@amandamiller94]

Mr. Canterbury do those come in full shelters as well as half shelters

[@jackvoss5841]

Leftover boiled potatoes make excellent fried potatoes. They are often in large chunks. Rather than sled time preslicing them, put the chunks straight into the frying pan. As they are heating, use a clean tin can (of about soup can size) held upside down, to chop the chunks into smaller sizes as you prefer. Saves time and knife edges. Don’t forget to add onions, or you will have bad luck the rest of the day. 😏 Courtesy of Half Vast Flying

[@maxpinson5002]

I wouldn't fret any over using a metal spatula or spoon in steel or iron cooking vessels either one. My momma and granny and all the ancestors before them used metal utensils for their cooking needs with no problems. Most of the worry over that non-issue was created by the modern cooking shows on television and likely some online as well. Thanks for the video

[@williammccreary5562]

That is one of my favorite meals

[@amateurshooter6054]

Thanks Dave

[@macarius8802]

Master Dave. Like the wool blanket foot box technique. Thanks!

[@tomritter493]

Damn look at that sky ... shelter looked like it worked great

[@chaddelong6795]

Everytime I see you eat bacon I remember that time you jumped on that pig in the woods. “Now that’s eating good in the woods son”

[@diamondtbar9818]

Great video! May I recommend a Pacifico or Modelo? Also, love the foot box -- my feet are the first thing to freeze. I would sleep with my head at the back of the tent. If I'm threatened by human or beast, I can get to my firearm faster. Just me.

[@rogersleep]

Nice little camp, thanks for sharing much appreciated

[@tinyz81]

Buddy Dave, Coors is like Water :D .. cheers from Cologne Germany :) ! i Like Miller no light ! i do like coors but again .. water :D

[@DrewCarr-np4gx]

Awesome video Dave, nice tip on the wool Blanket. I was wondering if you plan on bringing back the pathfinder scout pack at some point?

[@DavidCanterbury]

Mid Year

[@mildthing]

I'm a firm believer in if you dont like this kinda food for breakfast (or any damn meal, for that matter!) you are seriously missing out. Thanks for the video

[@perrydiehl7177]

👍

[@Dseaboch]

Are you ever going too be putting any axes and hatchets back up on self reliance?

[@DavidCanterbury]

We have all cutting tools on Pathfinderknifeshop.com due to ad restrictions on some platforms, however axes are truly an issue of suppliers not keeping up at this point

[@ThePaintwurks]

It's absolutely insane to me how much you look like my late father........great video dave

[@joshuabomar6974]

Now I'm craving a breakfast scramble on the campfire. Good one DC

[@maxpinson5002]

HaHa What is that log with the odd bark ?

[@DavidCanterbury]

River Birch

[@keithmoore5306]

can't stand beer myself (i'm actually allergic to hops!!) try some hard cider!!!

[@ausitnwipf5080]

What would u do if it was bear country????

[@justinpetty6183]

Doesn't this remind you of "The Long Dark"?

[@khamen723]

Cooked dinner tonight in my 8” Pathfinder ss skillet. 🎉

[@slick7209]

Not gonna hate on ya I only drink coors lite

[@MadDogSurvival]

First! 👍🏻👍🏻😎

[@MQuinn-eb3zz]

Okay, for the first time ever, you disapointed me.... Coor's Lite? Really?

[@outdoordauber]

Possum mentality would have pulled that bark off the birch log before throwing the splits in the fire

[@jackvoss5841]

Dave, when you wash and dry a skillet - aren’t you supposed to dry it on your shirt tail??!! You used a towel, and broke the rule. Tsk. Tsk. 😏 Courtesy of Half Vast Flying

[@heathcoat67]

at least its not Bud Light.....LOL

[@TimothyCollins-px4zl]

Wow! You must be rich! You can afford eggs!! Haha

[@WaffleExplosion99]

lol why wouldn't you just cook the eggs in the bacon grease especially since you put the eggs into the potatoes anyways.

[@DavidCanterbury]

Wanted to demonstrate 2 things. 1. Easy of cleanup and 2. The fact this skillet need no seasoning or prep to cook and clean up again easily

[@WoodsmanHobo777]

If somehow I ever come into some money, I'll definitely go on a $10.000 shopping spree at Self Reliance Outfitters and PKS.

[@ShaunMorris-f4y]

B careful with handle it will buckle. Even in "lock" POS ition

[@garycrawford4700]

33rd

[@Siomasays]

First?

[@pasqualhernandez5123]

When the mountains are blue, you know what to do!!!