Cooking Squirrel and Rice

[@survivalsolutions5345]

Dual Survival REALLY sucks without you on there.Your food looks pretty good there though I have to say.There is just something special about cooking your food over hot wood coals that adds a whole new element of flavors with the smoke and stuff that just cannot be duplicated in a regular kitchen. - Stay frosty, stay safe Dave.

[@bobbydickey9928]

and what does it matter if it was,this guy puts out more great informational videos than anybody else and don't charge a dime to view them! he makes his living by giving classes and his store and he tests all the products he sells.if you dont like it too bad,go back and finish watching barney

[@dougallen7890]

Dave, I have just got to say this; What you teach and promote is basic stuff, I grew up with it, for those our age raised by elders who KNEW these skills and taught us. The way you bring it to ALL is what puts you above the rest, IN this generation(21st Century). I commend you SIR!!! Who else agrees?

[@DevilsAdv0kate]

Everything about this video is exactly why I enjoy you and what you do so much. Not only do you show handle work, food work and equipment choices. I hope to take your classes one day.

[@AltairDhauglu]

05:00 that was actually one of the viking secrets to travel fast and light. No handles for axes, spears and other tools. Also sometimes no boards for the shields. They'd get the ship to shore and make them. Great video Dave

[@SteveAubrey1762]

Is it just me, or does a meal cooked over a campfire taste better than that same meal cooked on an electric stove? I need to go squirrel hunting! MiF

[@americanpatriot3667]

Your right man nothing taste better than cooking a meal over a fire

[@md_outdoors4623]

dave keep up the great work you are a true woodsman my friend

[@MidasMind]

This is my most favorite video yet. You turned an evening making dinner at the fire into many lessons about all types of things. I think you've mastered the teaching skill Dave.

[@olegrayheadedfart]

Makes me remember MOM making squirrel dumplings after a mornings hunt. They were soo good! I bet MOM and DAD are together in the afterlife hunting and fishing now, God bless them!

[@DaveBardin]

My fondest memories of my Grandmother are of squirrel and dumplings she cooked out doors. Thanks, that brings back memories.

[@wyattoneable]

I believe your more comfortable outside than in a house. Thanks for all you do Dave.

[@kway94]

Thank you so much Dave! You are the best! Godbless you and your family!

[@AMBowers29]

ever since you posted the ramen and beef tenders video from the budget bushcraft kit years ago I have been hooked on your cooking videos. I have tried every single one and have not been disappointed. keep em coming brother

[@WeThePeople2020]

One thing to remember and remind people about is with all this wood working you will have plenty of tinder that you just made for fires later on. Save your shavings and reuse everything you can.

[@AppalachianManCave]

Hunting and cooking video are the best. Has to be the ultimate in enjoying the woods.

[@bigjohnmcvicker]

Inspired me to do this myself and I had a great time. Thank you!

[@VenomBoy72]

Nice tips. I am also watching you on discovery. SOOOO SUPER HAPPY to see your old shows. I will not watch the new ones. I refuse.

[@Charsept]

Not sure why but I really like these vids where you prepare food in the woods. Like fish and such. Really makes me wanna get out there and spend a weekend in the wilderness.

[@BigWes20000]

Love your videos brother. I look forward to every one. God bless.

[@elijahbutterfield4869]

That's one sharp knife... I'm jealous.

[@shaneschannel9289]

Just realized most of my very few comments are usually challenging your point of view. Wouldn't waste my time asking someone I didn't respect. I only do so because I care about your answers and perspective. Thanks for all you do. You have taught me so much. Thank you.

[@jarrodh88jh]

Great vid Dave. Thanks for the posts. God bless bother.

[@drumgodtim]

I always enjoy your cooking videos so much. Adding the tomahawk handle carving and music really added a sense of calm and well being to the whole experience you shared with us...Thanks Dave!!!

[@jmmcgeachy85]

Finally did it Dave, side job allowed me to buy the water bottle/cup set with the new stove and the pocket hunting system. I look forward to using them. Thanks for the great video

[@SuperC457]

Great video Dave. I love your cooking episodes. I really enjoyed you journal of the yurt series.

[@kurnous34]

ive been really enjoying the recent few blacksmithing videos you've been posting and I especially liked how you showed both how to smith this cooker, and then demo using it. thx!

[@AndrewJohnson-fm4rj]

Ooh rah thanks for teaching me something I didn’t know. Love all your videos thus far. Keep um coming.

[@benmills0]

Great video. Loved how you mixed the food prep with the tomahawk build.

[@sprung5062]

i just love watching everything you do , you know a lot, and its interesting watching u work

[@Galarid87]

Great video Dave thank u for everything. My pathfinder bottle and cup is going to arrive tomorrow.

[@TheInfiniteFrequency]

This was really great relaxing video. Thanks Dave.

[@kroger9000]

Seeing you enjoy that meal made me really happy. Great video!!

[@alangrosinske3244]

Love The dual "purpose" video...as well as all your videos...I'm totally jealous of your lifestyle! Keep it up Dave!!

[@rsll510]

Keep up the great work Dave!! My son and I love to watch your videos. Hopefully I will be able to get my money situation squared away so we can come out for your basic class. We live in Western PA, so we aren't too far away.

[@smeatknight]

I love watching your cooking episodes, but it makes me so jealous..

[@jdgwilliams2012]

Although I like the fact of a bunch oh videos, I like the multiple small tasks that you did in this one. Thanks Dave

[@JAMMAN1701]

Dave without a doubt you have the best taste reactions I've heard and seen! lol great stuff!

[@runandgun41]

When i was a kid my grandma would make fried squirrel with squirrel gravy after a hunt with my uncle.our family would take trips to visit her in indiana around x mas time.brings back thoes memories..thanks...

[@NoogaNewb]

Thanks, Dave.

[@markbalzola4584]

Awesome vid Dave. You are absolutely right, there is no reason to work harder or struggle more than you have to when bringing along a few simple items will make your life infinitely easier and as a result, your expedition/excursion will be much more enjoyable.

[@5ddubya]

They just replayed dual survival "Swamped". And "if you can't hang with the big dogs, then stay on the porch". You really are a prime time personality, I was laughing saying "Dave's the man"

[@PrepItForward]

Been watching your videos for a while now and I keep finding new stuff like the cooker. Genius idea and thanks for sharing it instead of just trying to sell it. I'm deploying for the desert in December but want to book a class when I get back. Thanks brother!

[@MrMuchotres]

I enjoy watching all your videos, I learn a lot and with the ones that you cook, I get hungry...lol. Thanks for your videos Dave, may be in the future I will take your classes.

[@wckdclwn911]

Thanks Dave

[@RVZ1971]

Just started watching your videos and all I can say is thanks! What great videos.

[@jaydmardell]

Im jelous of your lifestyle dave I wish we had this in the uk that was accessable lol thank you for shading and bringing us along on your journey I wish you and your family all the blessings in life :)

[@StumpfsCurse]

Love these kind of videos. Feels like I am fireside with you.

[@1koolhick]

Awesome video. The hawk turned out great. Waiting on squirrel season here in N.C. Keep up the great videos.

[@commonsensepatriot9450]

Good video. Love the squirrel cooker. Simple, just the way things should be.

[@TheImpracticalGuy]

Love when you do videos like this!!

[@usapatriot4163]

Great vids on camp cooking and activities around the camp while waiting for the food to cook.

[@WalshiesWoods]

man, Dave, you need a show on the food channel. looks great.

[@lotzoso]

I seen you were making the handle on the tomahawk out of Maple. I just wanted to clear up the soft/hard wood maple thing. I have "soft maple" trees in my yard. These are big leaf maples which are fast growing to provide shade and are not found in my area. Natural maples east of the Mississippi are normally hard woods.

[@firebeard2412]

What's fun is living in the high desert in central Oregon. It's hard to find any tree but juniper or pine so I cook with juniper since it's the closest I can get to hardwood for anything

[@skokie23]

Great vid Dave!! Keep em coming!!

[@aaronfisher908]

Annoying KZbin complainers wear me out too brother. God bless you and your family. Keep making videos

[@SCSurvivalAndHunting]

Thanks for the tolerance of all the questions. Love the channel brother. -SCSurvival

[@pacifistgu3rilla]

These videos are great. Thank you!!

[@Chris3836]

I like these kind of videos. Please keep them coming.

[@_Schwartz]

Good times. Keep up the great work

[@IronGinkgo]

Loved this video. I like when you take us aling with you ob your outings. Wish I was there to enjoy that good cookin. Cant beat a campfire squire soup!

[@janafrench1583]

Another great squirrel vid. One related thing I never hear anyone talk about is the lack of game as compared to the days of Boone and the others. In the day duck migrations blotted out the sun, turkeys and other game were underfoot and the rivers and streams were bursting with fish. Game can still be had, for sure, but we should not base our food ideas too closely on what they did in the past. Things are different now.

[@PrepperDino]

Your doing such a good job on your videos! I so enjoy watching the natural and direct way you teach, my hearts desire is to be out in the woods with my family living a simpler life, close to nature close to our God much like you and your family. Thanks PrepperDino

[@CharlieDelta127]

Dave! I really liked the intro! Definitely a nice change from the still wallpaper with music. Keep up the good work!

[@TheRobq7]

I love that you talk about using hardwood for cooking. I always flinch when I see folks in videos cooking over pine

[@snakehead324]

Love the videos. Makes me want to go backpacking.

[@jwrappuhn71]

Awesome vid dave, you make people want to get up off that sofa and head to the woods....lol, thanks for sharing.

[@acceptable1000]

liked this king of video, just doing stuff around camp, every time dave eats something, he says holy cow, or goly

[@BamaBackwoodsman]

Dried rice and beans go with just about anything. Looks like all you were missing to make a nice comfort meal there would be a piece of bread of some kind to help clean out the pot after you were done or nearly done to sop up the rest with. a trick I use sometimes if there is a stream nearby I hold the pot in the cool water as I stir to cool it down to a comfortable eating temp if I don't want to wait for it to cool or constantly blow it cool. works to get you back to other tasks a lot sooner.

[@roadog755]

dave thank you for making the veido I learn a lot from them I am getting in to black powder guns I just bought 2 1860 army the 44 but I love your veido keep up the good work thank you bill day from nebaska

[@JonathanDaniel134679]

Hey Dave another amazing video,I want to thank you for providing great information in detail,take care. Jonathan

[@PrimalEdge]

The part where you were swinging that hawk at the tree, was the coolest camera angle I've ever seen in a KZbin vid....

[@mirvha714]

I'm going to have to fly over there and take some of your courses. I'd love to meet you, great survivalist. Much respect. Cheers from Canada, SH

[@gvn81]

That looks mighty tasty ! neat cooking devise !

[@Ridg76]

LOVE YOUR VIDEOS.

[@vinnylee1993]

That's the first time I didn't hear you say " thank you for everything you do for my family".

[@shawnbarker7247]

The best thing bout being in the woods is eating the bounty the lord supplies great vid cant wait for hunting season

[@kumbackquatsta]

great video, i love your cooking vids, i wished you'd do more. keep it up. love the blacksmithing series too

[@SustainTimes]

Didn't know you had meal kits on the site, have to stop by and check it out. Hopefully when I move next year I can attend a class.

[@WVoutdoorsman100]

Hey Brother, I'm subscribed and watch all of your videos but this is my first comment. I just wanted to say thanks for all the informative videos and wish that more people would learn the skills of self sufficiency and pass it along to their children. I see the need more and more everyday for us to be self reliant. I just did a trapping demo for the boy scouts last weekend and it really shocked me when I asked them " who has ever trapped before" only 3 or 4 out of 50-60 had ever done so, thanks

[@austinesslinger74]

Good video as always dave

[@GunsHarleysUSA]

I just ran across your video Dave, didn't know you were doing these videos. I'm a big fan of yours brother.....I subscribed to your channel and get an email every time you make another one....By the way, this was a really informative video. Take care brother!

[@ChirpyMike]

Could also heat treat the maple handle on the fire (if you're keeping it). Another great video, Dave!

[@MrHubcap21]

Great job.

[@Hogweed666]

Mmmm... squirrel... so delicious... its rapidly becoming my favorite white meat!! thanks for sharing brother!

[@Legitonion]

You should check out the microwavable rice packets. you can also boil them in water so there is no clean up and then you can put the now purified water in a container for later use.

[@jeffbuzzard6837]

Hey Dave the squirrel cooker is cool, now I have to have one brother,

[@grammoore3348]

ive learned so much thank you keep up the great work!!!

[@quentinrox2663]

Mmmm Dave that looked like one tasty meal. I've been itchin to just go on a woods walk with the single shot 20gauge my grandfather gave to me and look for some squirrels. Some cooler weather down here in Florida would be nice too!

[@5ddubya]

Really nice vid. Dave

[@Noblesquire]

I just discovered your Dual Survival series on Netflix. Your a serious badass man! Keep up the awesome videos!

[@franknapolitano2745]

Dave just aanother beautful video, hay do you sale those squirriel cookers. let me know please

[@wnchillbilly1]

can't wait to get out and bag a few squirrels myself, it's not been cold enough yet to knock the wolvs out of them here. That roaster looks like it works pretty good, I always wound up scorching mine a bit, so I mostly fry mine in a pan so I can make gravy, dang Dave, you've made me hungry for a mess of squirrel dumplings :-) good job on the hawk handle.

[@keithmedlin9804]

Great video. I was wondering if the pathfinder scout tomahawk could be used to strike a ferro rod or get sparks off of with flint.

[@kcolmore1]

Thanks, I'm going to order some and give it a try.

[@JCrook1028]

Reminds me of my Boy Scout days in Clearwater. I went up in a forest fire observation tower where Countryside mall sits today. :)

[@KingsBar69]

Then you would know that Dave smokes and always has a lighter on him. Using a lighter, just makes life easier. No birds nest prep, just light and watch it burn. He did not mention he was using fatwood to start it, but he did. Watch more of his older video's too, great information and free. Just enjoy and all the best to you Tatu.

[@joezbackwith2gatz]

Awesome video Dave... Your "Oh Man!" when eating food is classic... It's one of those "wait for it" kind of things... I always enjoy your videos and it's like I always say... Let's all learn from each other... Joe Tactical

[@sjjw91]

Great video Dave. Haven't watched for a while, man you got some hair growing now brother!

[@M4gnation]

great vid dave!