rock pit cooking / oven , stone age coocking,

[@TheWoodedBeardsman]

Looks great man!

[@juwright1949]

You always amaze me! It is worth the wait for your vid's. Thank you for your efforts.

[@saradreaming]

Very nice! Slow and steady improves the taste. Good that you made some vegetables too. The meat makes you strong, but the vegetables keep you healthy.. Thanks for sharing Fredde, it's always a pleasure. :-)

[@Wintertrekker]

Very well done! Even better seeing as it was raining. Birch bark is our shared northern wonderful material!

[@Waldhandwerk]

Good kitchen my friend! Enjoy your meal ;)

[@facatube]

Nice you have come back I miss our real survial/buscraft vids ;-)

[@hobbexp]

facatube thanks dude

[@campfire52]

Great video Fredde. I am going to try to cook a meal like that someday soon while I am out camping. I am very glad to see that you are making videos again. I have learned a lot from watching your videos and always look forward to you posting more of them. Thank you my friend.

[@IHatchetJack]

Looked delicious!

[@hobbexp]

IHatchetJack yeah it was,, it was the best thing i have eat in a long time,

[@bindlestitch1]

I missed you, man! I'm glad too see you putting up new videos! Iz

[@Im-just-Stardust]

Love the video under rain, nothings better

[@Far-North-Bushcraft-Survival]

Really an awesome idea. Could you taste any flavor that came from the bark itself. I would be concerned that the oils in the bark might give the food an "not so agreeable" taste.

[@hobbexp]

***** i dont know what you know, but this is a very old way to cook food, maybe even older and claypots, this was my first time i use bark, i use to use gras, anyway,, the bark did not give any taste to the food, " this is the best way to cook out doors ! "

[@Far-North-Bushcraft-Survival]

hobbexp Thank you for the info. Atb to you and yours.

[@TomsBackwoods]

Very nice!

[@sahlind]

Såg ju förjävla mysigt ut. Bra exempel på att man inte behöver solsken för att ha en avkopplande semester :)

[@DaneStolthed]

This video is over a year old? How did I miss it? Big thumbs up Fredde!

[@MTwoodsrunner]

good to see ya back at lt (videos) Fredde...atb...woods

[@CarterWHern]

Well done!

[@jkd185]

nice film. take care my friend ;o)

[@JJRSURVIVAL]

hello fredde ,good video mate , how you been ?

[@hobbexp]

johnjayrambo11111 Bushcraft and Survival hey :)

[@OKBushcraft]

Looked tasty.

[@angrybuck1]

awesome ;)

[@MyMarcusman]

omg!!! 25 secs in I had to look twice!

[@hobbexp]

yeah,, its a nice place

[@flamedrag18]

I wonder where you learned that from?

[@hobbexp]

***** a book,, around 25 years a go

[@flamedrag18]

hobbexp cool, ray mears also has it in one of his bushcraft series, I believe in the aboriginal britain episode. that's where I first seen it. it's a cool way of cooking.

[@hobbexp]

***** yeah ,,, its a really old way to cook food, maybe even older and clay pots,,

[@BushcraftQuebec]

nice hell yea use your brain its better then a app hahaha