Off the Tree Camp Cooking Hack: Bushcraft Skills and Hacks for the Everyday Camper

[@lawrencemartin1113]

Mmmmm....Bank Line stew!! A firm favourite of mine too!😂 Dan, you are always funny! but more importantly, you have wonderful enthusiasm and are a natural, expert teacher. I know; I just retired after 34 years as a teacher, partly working with RAF cadets here in the UK and teaching basic bushcraft and survival in the woods. Love this system. I have faffed about with designs like this for several uses but so far, I have not cooked a meal off one. Must try it! 😊👍🏻

[@randy-9842]

I like it, Dan. With a little engineering and kajiggering, that could also be used as an adjustable-height prep-table or, if sufficiently robust, a camp chair.

[@PulpParadise]

That is so cool! Thanks, Dan, another one for the tool chest!

[@ДмитрийБровин-б3к]

Спасибо , Дэн за твои ролики))) Кому то они точно пригодятся )) Сам по себе вариант интересный - ради спортивного интереса и разнообразия можно будет такой сделать в ближайшие выходные .

[@rstlr73]

What an amazing video ! Such an easy concept , love it !

[@knife_knut]

Great idea, thanks! 👍😎👍

[@nathanwhite5602]

Cool video

[@QuesttogetontheAloneShow-qq3cz]

Awesome tip and great video. Going to give it a try this weekend. Thanks for sharing it Dan. Your right about the tomahawk steak. It was great at the cooking course.

[@robertuffman3041]

this is a great one. ty

[@paulward4717]

I've gotta try that one!

[@bobclark7211]

Damn that is a cool trick!

[@johnwyman5939]

Dam good idea. There's been many times watching you cook something and it the subscriber hungry. Dam good job on video... Let's eat!!! 🇺🇸🇺🇸🪓🔪👍🏻👍🏻

[@tomconway8881]

Good video. Thanks

[@markserour9115]

Quite clever. 👍

[@jamiejenkins5643]

New subscriber all I ever saw was your shorts I didn't know you had a real channel.

[@freddyoutdoors]

Really cool stuff

[@gringo3009]

Pretty cool!

[@mattswift42]

Could you please share the recipe of this „bankline stew“? It sounds delicious! It’s not fair if you kept it for yourself!

[@kentcostello5286]

That's awesome and ezy

[@aubreyleonae4108]

Awesome

[@timlacy2284]

Dan ,Outstanding Video and Information , Thanks for sharing God Bless.

[@BigHat83]

I really appreciate your videos, and I know it takes time to make them. With that being said, we love the payoff. A lot of your videos fail to show the contraption in actual use. Finishing this showing making some coffee or something like that would make this video better.

[@haroldanderson2781]

Awesome idea. Thanks for sharing

[@quinntheeskimooutdoors6234]

Thanks Dan, 😊looks real good. Right now I’m in the ADK camp by the fire. We’ll light the woodstove in the cabin. 😊 Take care.

[@MadhuriHalpati-q2u]

1:01 😂😂😂😂

[@MadhuriHalpati-q2u]

M

[@jbcardin]

Cooking on a homemade wooden climbing deer stand. Great idea! Thanks for the vids!

[@Two_Waters]

I have seen channels saying Ponderosa pine needles makes great tea. Some channels say avoid Ponderosa Pine? Will you give us the facts on pine needle tea?

[@jasongarling20]

Dan, umm... first... yeah... now that has to be two tomahawk steaks... for me, and if you or anyone else is hungry... joking. Kinda... and and YUMMY! BANKLINE soup... STEW is my favorite😍! MY FAVORITE 😍 💓 💛

[@GeWij]

Insert a triangle makes everything stronger

[@AlexSmith-lr5uo]

Dakota fire hole works well.

[@artiknanook9189]

Hello. I saw a picture of my grandfather wearing boots like yours when he was a lumberjack in the far north of Canada. My grandfather is a role model for me. He has been dead for too many years. I would like to know the brand of your boots, the tan leather with a rubber sole, I can not find the video in which you mentioned the brand and I hope to get it. Thank you in advance

[@outdoordauber]

I'm pretty sure Dan wears L.L. Bean boots

[@artiknanook9189]

@@outdoordauber Thanks buddy

[@R.C.1161]

Now your skooking!

[@stevestumpy6873]

🥓🥓🥓🥓🥓🥓🥓🥓🥓🥓🥓🥓

[@dobrofool]

Great tip. Although I’m not banking on that meal… 😂

[@Edgeair]

Thank you

[@MUMUJACK]

and you can rotate it

[@RobertsBulgaria]

Dan trying to reinvent the wheel again. Any 'Bushcrafter' that knows his salt would know that this system is based on the Gibbet Aures Campfire Crane. The crane is named after Victor Aures, a Scout Master from Buffalo, NY. There is a good article on this from an issue of the Boy’s Life from 1915. The system is also depicted in Horace Kephart's Book Camp-lore and Woodcraft. I say based, as in the original, Dan's vertical stick is not necessary as you lash two Y sticks end to end for the diagonal support.

[@buzzkill454ify]

Sounds like a nerd to me

[@RobertsBulgaria]

@@buzzkill454ify A nerd that made it, filmed it and used it. Your claim to fame is?

[@NyirahabimaVestine]

Mohan

[@mattshaffer5935]

Too fancy. Cmon man.

[@irshadlalmiya6730]

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[@Acquisition1913]

🥩

[@tiagomateiro]

Cooking in a firepit is the best way to cook 🫠