In the Shadow Of Nessmuk Part 9 Food and Cooking

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[@reedmitchell6716]

After all these years you still kept your most valuable skill. The ability to appeal to the average common man approach. Thank you for your efforts.

[@kurohikes5857]

I really like that you're mixing Contemporary and traditional gear. 👨🏾‍🦲👍🏾

[@3lven]

The Bob Ross of bushcraft.

[@OGTylerP]

in a happy little bush over there....lol

[@sosteve9113]

lol good one

[@-TimZambra]

I see that. :)

[@terrybutler-fl4dx]

This probably IMO is your best all around vid of the outdoors, especially when it come to food and it’s prep. I keep coming back to this vid.

[@firinglinechannel]

I’m loving the nessmuk series. Just read his book woodcraft and camping. Thanks for the great videos. You really inspired me to start a channel and to get outdoors.(As soon as this quarantine is over I can do way more)

[@justicekaton8715]

If your solo,way out in the woods..dont let quarentine stop ya bud.

[@ThatMontanaGuy]

Another great video Mr. Canterbury. I see only one thing missing in your food stuffs. Old Bay seasoning. I got hooked on that stuff awhile back from watching a video of you using it lol. Thank you for everything you do.

[@ROE1300]

Interesting video. Happy to see someone address multi-day food options with their pack out. Plus, I enjoyed seeing all the gear in use. Well done. Thank you.

[@T.Sizzle]

Good stuff. I’m enjoying the embrace of Ultralight & Titanium equipment. Always good to know your options. Thanks Dave.

[@jma1660313]

Maybe it's odd but I found the tent assembly sounds so soothing.

[@TonyPowers_Dirtbound]

I used the klymit static v the other night and you’re right when you said they are a lot more comfortable than they look. Best part is they don’t take up much space in my pack.

[@nickpacilio5395]

When your favorite survivalist uses your favorite cookware. brings a tear to my eye.

[@jacobcardiff8757]

I think people over look how simple it can be to eat good while out in the woods. Thank you for all the information you put out!!!!

[@jasonpettit9984]

It's beautiful out there Dave,thanks for sharing...

[@imnamedaj3192]

You still got yourself a beautiful show there in the morning. Thanks for sharing another video. Take care. AJ

[@earlhayes2969]

Between Firebox stove and Pathfinder store I buy whatever I can from both 👍👍👍

[@nikosfilipino]

As I've gotten older I've had less time to keep up with my subsceiptions let alone 20+ minute youtube videos in general ompared to 5 years ago when i was 16. However, with the world being the way it is and my state on lockdown, this Nessmuk series and firebox stove's camping videos have been my escape from the confinement of my suburban household. Thanks for continuing to upload after all these years Dave. Ive been a subscriber since the journal of the yurt and i intend to stay one.

[@inmyopinion6836]

King Dave ! We missed you man .

[@larson0014]

Would love to see your style gear on a section hike of the AT, too much overpriced gear in the community

[@dougspizman6751]

Been trying to tell every channel for a year now that the insulated klymat is the best considering price, warmth, durability, comfort, its unmatched. Never failed me. In dead winter i put a thermarest closed cell Sol under it. Always great to see Dave. Hes always on the cutting edge. Much appreciated especially nowadays.

[@bobmcelroy7289]

Thanks for the Nessmuth series! And continuing it now! Be safe, btw social distancing is 6 feet...not 6 miles! Haha

[@KaylynnStrain]

I have the same sleeping pad, love it !! Used mine in a tent and hammock. Worth the money I paid for it

[@OutdoorsmanDave]

“David” meaning beloved & that’s how I felt about your video. I’ve got the stainless G2 firebox & it sure isn’t light but I love it too, uploaded a video using it in backyard lockdown this week. Cheers from outdoorsman Dave, New Zealand.

[@ElkArrow]

I bought your Mountain Lion and Black Bear knives, Dave. BEST. KNIVES. EVER.

[@shadomane]

That Black Bear is one of my favorite knives.

[@alexandergutfeldt1144]

Wow that sound-track at 29:39 is great! Wildlife celebrating the new morning. thanks for sharing!

[@benmoore1097]

Awesome video. It's weird though. I was just talking to my wife last night about getting stuff together. "Maybe Dave should add an 11th "C" Cooking!

[@sosteve9113]

great series,hope you all stay safe , greetings from a Belgian bushcrafter

[@WayneTheSeine]

Awesome set up and series David. Throw you a few of the blue rubber bands they put around asparagus in your kit.....I'm queer for um. Strong, wide and stretch like crazy. Great for wrapping around unused portions of food etc. Wow....what an awesome sky.

[@shanesworkshop922]

I’m really enjoying the Nessmuk series and this one is my favorite so far. Good selection of gear and I like your choices on food. I’m definitely learning something new with every video.

[@gringo3009]

Love this series. And firebox stoves are the bomb! The small one, the Nano, works even better with a trangia in my opinion. I have both sizes and love them.

[@stephenoldfield1607]

I really like this series the go light and still be comfortable mentality is awesome but I still have to bring my alpaca wool along just in case it gets chilly

[@branden525]

Hey Dave, thank you for all your effort in putting together this video. Videos take a lot of extra work, time, and the weight of hauling it all around with your gear. I'll be getting to your site for some cooking gear soon!

[@strangebird64]

Nice video sir. I received my order of assorted items today. Great sutff and A1 quality. Now I'm ready to cook on fine gear. Thank you for being there and to all who help you operate the Pathfinder School and Self Alliance Outfitters. Kudos. 👍

[@tomwilson7202]

Thanks a bunch for another great video Dave! It allows those of us that can't get out to where we want to be, to live vicariously though you and brings us much joy. I hope you realize the value of what you do to so many of us that you may never meet or hear from. Again, thank you!!! May God continue to bless you and the whole Pathfinder family and keep you all safe and well!!! -tom

[@jailer23044]

The Klymit Static V insulated sleeping pad is the single best investment I've made in camping gear. Works awesome and never leaks air like some others I've seen. Love mine.

[@outdoorwally8430]

The Nessmuk series are pretty cool. I am a camper/gold prospector so minimizing weight and volume are very important for me as the prospecting gear already adds a substantial load. I haven't moved into the ultralight stuff yet because of price but I'm enjoying going as light as possible👍⛏

[@quinntheeskimooutdoors6234]

Good camp, food, and rain. Thanks for showing us. Take care.

[@tleek]

I love my insulated static v. It’s super comfy and I sleep on my side. My one critique is it’s really loud and I roll around a lot so if other people are camped near me I wake them up.

[@walkerone9833]

Dave, I don't know when I enjoyed one of your vids more. Didn't recognize the Ti water bottle. Have much of your products...like em and you stand by them.....thanks!

[@michaelharris4503]

Great video Dave. Enjoying the Nessmuk series a lot... btw, You may have missed the sunrise but the morning shot of the clouds In the distance was magic/ stunning!

[@MarionRobinsonIV]

Loving the series. I've used the Static Klymit V as a sleep pad for a long time. I love it.. During warm weather, I stuff it in my extreme cold weather bag. Makes a decent mattress.

[@AirsDream]

Dave, couple of comments. First, check out the Emberlit titanium stoves ... they take a little longer to set up, but I think they’re lighter than the Firebox, don’t have holes in the bottom for embers to drop through (and burn things), and the little Emberlit FireAnt is made to take a Trangia burner if you want to go alcohol. Been using both sizes for years, and they’re terrific. Second, with a Trangia, you don’t need to wait for it to “bloom.” Soon as it is lit, it is burning fuel and putting out heat that goes to waste if you don’t put your pot on immediately. Love the series. Thanks!

[@trailtrashoutdoors8173]

Sure is a nice tent man. One day I will dip deep enough in my pockets to get a Zpaks tent. Thanks for sharing more on the nessmuk series

[@rickybrock6159]

All Z pack tents are 50.00 off right now . Maybe that will help some !

[@royphelps8084]

I'm out of precooked dehydrated pinto beans , and dehydrated mixed vegetables, ive them on my reorder list . Mix great with Korr foods

[@Moonshinedave1]

I really enjoyed the video, thanks for posting. Stay safe, have fun.

[@timberg7377]

Dave, I'd love to see you work with Kifaru ( Aron Snyder ) to see if you guys could come up with a Bushcraft/hunting pack.

[@ufos15630]

Kifaru are a bunch of arrogant yank bastards

[@robertozee5024]

He works with Helikon Tex already. They make some good stuff at a decent price. Not sure Dave worked on it but the Raider pack from them has been pretty solid for me thus far.

[@scooterfpv8864]

29:22 That's what I'm talkin about! Cool gear man. Had my eye on that thar brass alcohol burner for a minute. I made some penny stoves and a fancy feast. But have been wanting to try an engineered one for sure. Love the whole setup to be honest.

[@jeremyt1917]

Great to see this cooking kit demonstrated! I like to have similar setup. I use the Bushbox XL titanium for my base kit. It (like the Firebox) can use the Trangia alcohol burner or the Trangia burner, or wood, etc.

[@Ohnyet]

Extremely informative,Thanks Dave.

[@Chevrolet1994]

Thank you for the video Dave!

[@bushcraftdan6969]

really like the versatility of that firebox and the titanium is a good reason for an upgrade from my uberleben flatpack also really like the way it folds up in 1 piece and accepts the alcohol stove .

[@lhvfjr]

I'm your fan from Brazil 👏👏👏

[@PapajosTraders]

I use that same mattress in my hammock. I like it.

[@jbwilson9350]

I learn something new from every video

[@neanderthaloutdoors9202]

Some good lightweight gear Dave, the big problem with that style of sleep mat though is blowing it up puts a lot of moisture into it with no way of getting it out, over time it will mould up and smell, some form of inflation bag would be a better option.

[@808bAler]

The Stainless Firebox also takes a long time to cool down, compared to the Titanium. But, it's such a bomb-proof and flexible piece of kit that I ended up grabbing a bunch of other cooking items from them, as well.

[@medicmafia1]

I have the same exact pad and pillow and love them so far much better than a foam mat and a wadded up jacket

[@stevog44]

Dude you’ve been reading my mind with this series. I’ve also been contemplating the fire box, Trangia, and grill. You can cook jst about anything with this setup, although I have been playin around with my fancy feast stove, they are a pleasure to cook with. I have not had good luck with titanium cookware, besides boiling water or making soups and rices and such , I find they are realy a pain to actually “cook” with. Food sticks like crazy and is horrible to clean.

[@Memphistiger02]

I havent seen the titanium bottle before Dave. I like it. Always like the cooking talks brother. Its cool. Thanks for everything you do.

[@neckredgringo5372]

Top notch. Always beautiful after the storm

[@tomlee6263]

Nice setup! Solo camping is quite enjoyable too.

[@garynichols8186]

Enjoyed the time out! Gave me some good equipment ideas. Thanks Dave and God Bless!

[@nickkolar8183]

Film a turkey hunt Dave! Or how you do it. Would be awesome

[@jaydee9262]

Just shoot the silly things,they basically stand looking at ya😂😜👍

[@user-fn8lt3mu6v]

Yes the half bag portion wouch. I cant stress enough if other ever get in a tight situation

[@johnschmalbach8243]

If you want to go real light, and use Alcohol and wood, you can also look at the Trail Designs Ti-Tri Sidewinder which can be used either as a alcohol stoves or wood gassification stove. It also all fits inside the ti cook pot that it comes with.

[@royphelps8084]

Dave have you looked into a propane burner for the firebox stove ? Love mine , I use my pathfinder skillet pots , on mine , I have the little brass burner and your stainless steel burner, I like it best , longer cook time than the brass one. If I have a day or more camping, I'll hang the big bushpot , make beans or a stew , for the whole group. Chilli ,Buffalo soup ,

[@Bjohaz]

Thank you for putting this video out it answered a lot of questions that I had thank you

[@spfb]

Great video as always! I have the mat also but I use it for my hammock. Thought the same thing when I first used it but it was actually very comfortable! I have the stainless steel firebox. I love it, yes it heavier, but at this point I'm OK with that. You still got a pretty good sunrise I thought.

[@bobesselstyn461]

thanks Dave,be safe look for your next one

[@robertcaswell7930]

Progresso also makes some dehydrated soup mixes you need to try on the trail there’s probably enough in each pouch to eat good for 2 days 😁

[@treksntarps]

Brilliant series. Love it . Atb to you 🏕👍

[@mem7048]

I find I like the bushbuddy stoves more than the firebox stoves. Just a matter of preference, but, to me, the burn time is reduced using the gasifier versus firebox.

[@scottanthony1616]

David, thanks for another video, hope to see more videos soon, Y'all take care an stay healthy. God bless you and your Family always. 👼🏻🇺🇸🔥☕️🇺🇸👼🏻

[@jesse-ys6so]

That Bob T is awesome thanks for the info 😊

[@cujomojo]

Good to see you are keeping well Dave. I love my firebox, wouldn't swap it for anything (except possibly the Ti version) fantastic piece of kit. I have been looking at the Nano, to use solely with the Trangia burner (with the option of burning wood if I run out of fuel). I'm not sure if you can get them over your way but I often carry Blackfriars Flapjacks they run anywhere between 400 and 500 calories per bar depending on flavour, and instant mash potato, it weighs next to nothing for the amount you can carry.

[@BeerInTheWoods]

Spectacular tent! I like the carbon poles rather than trek poles for set up.

[@jesmitty7367]

Thanks for sharing that skylight!

[@davidjaeger4070]

What a nice day to get out and another good video. Thanks.

[@NaturalExplorerNZ]

like the setup, ditch the shovel and swap out trangia and firebox for a gas system if your going to carry fuel.

[@royphelps8084]

I dont remember where I bought it , but I got some jars of refried beans , add in on almost anything, quick to rehydrate

[@terrybutler-fl4dx]

Somewhere around 21:00, did Mr Canterbury say “ da bomb?” Mr Canterbury, you need slow down on da BET. 🤣🤣🤣

[@ibmoosed]

Love that white noise from the rain

[@user-fn8lt3mu6v]

This video is a life saving experience. If ever been in a real life situation. The breeskdown

[@justindawson3428]

Bacon jerky, I'm sold. To me it looks like the tent pole would be annoying but I guess like anything you get use to it.

[@MAXCOBRALAZERFACE]

I’m a big fan of the firebox nano. I just ordered the titanium version 😷👍

[@MG.50]

I used to sell and use both Firebox and Trangia alcohol burner. Both excellent, but the SS Firebox was a bit heavy. (They did not make them in titanium at first.) Good kit but the tent looks a bit too light/thin material. I'll be interested to see review on how it holds up. Light weight is a primary goal for me, too. Thanks for the video.

[@Dreoilin]

I love that they make that tent in a camo option!

[@mishawakapost2681]

You Can also order smoked meats from Zick's Specialty Meats; Berrien Springs, Michigan. They also market products under the brand name Buffalo Bob's.

[@josephb7460]

Outstanding video Dave. I really enjoyed it..............

[@spider5001]

Cool🙂 I really hope they can get the price of that dyneema down.

[@tomaszsierakowski751]

Cool series! I'm enjoying it. Greetings from Poland!

[@kravmaga501]

Great video. Looking forward to the new gear release. Be safe , take care.

[@user-fn8lt3mu6v]

Thats right another very heloful trick of the teade. 90% isopropyl

[@thestreetfighter524]

Canada's Yukon territory has a lot of gold ya gotta go there to prospect or to Australia if ever you want to get gold

[@rivercitymetaldetecting9854]

Personally prefer the bushbuddy/solo stove design with the optional alcohol setup.

[@dez410]

I didn't see that air mattress float...you must not be full of hot air haha...I swear you dumped my pack, alot of the same gear. I also have a Klymit camo mattress that I've been rockin for about 5 years, hasnt failed me yet, I love it. Its gotten alot of heavy use as well. And I'll never leave the house without my asspad!

[@outdoorsaddiction1085]

Awesome vid Dave! Enjoyed it!

[@venturabushcraft5916]

Awesome gear and food choices. Thanks for the show 👍

[@toneyjohnson8910]

good video I don't know how you eat so little. Love the fire box.

[@billanderton2598]

Knorr rice sides at Safeway are 1599 for a box and you get 12 of them in a box my preference is the broccoli and chicken

[@ajcourteau]

Love this series! keep it up brother, thank you for sharing your knowledge.