Split Log Stove - One Log Fire For Camp & Trail Cooking

[@utubeape]

That is brilliant, even easier than making a swedish fire torch and with more burn control

[@akbychoice]

Found your channel through David West’s channel.

[@clinnyboy]

You have easily become my favorite "bush crafter" to watch. I've learned some neat little tricks and you have such an easy way of doing things you just seem born to it.

[@scottcates]

Outstanding design and implementation. I love the heat control and fuel conservation of this method.

[@paulduggan2]

I didn’t think that moving the logs apart would make much of a difference, but it clearly does. Such a cool idea, thanks for sharing 👍🏻

[@mikec.8556]

Hahaha it’s called adding a different fuel source and editing

[@hippiechu]

​@@mikec.8556 well duh but its also not a bad way to cook

[@bedlams9594]

I envy those who can spend this much time in the woods. I like the woods.

[@FilthyBadger]

I have a wood

[@les3449]

Your split log stove is a great idea. It works better than I thought it would. Watching you cook brought back a camping memory. Once I was cooking for several people and had a LARGE frying pan. As usual, I cooked the bacon first and beat about 6 eggs to scramble. The pan was still on the fire heating up the bacon grease. I poured the eggs into the grease and POOF! They cooked in an instant! I called them flash eggs and everyone ate them. No burnt edges or uncooked center. I have never been able to reproduce that event. God bless!

[@Aldersandfirs]

this is science, mate. youve done the research for us. well done!

[@williameddy7217]

I will definitely be trying this my next time to the woods. Super idea!! Well done thanks

[@KuskBushcraft]

Let me know how it works for you!

[@donaldhofman5257]

This is the best split log stove I've ever seen!!!

[@ewanjamie1171]

That was a great method. Never seen it done like that, very clever. Well done.

[@FloridaFlipFlops]

Greetings form Naples, Florida. Thank you so much for sharing this with us. Have a wonderful week. 👍

[@scottphillipy9831]

Pretty good idea, worked really well on that breakfast. Thanks for sharing it with us. Stay safe. 🙏

[@bigmac3006]

I liked, subscribed and am leaving a comment. This was a grrrrreat video!

[@robendert7617]

I like video's like this where you actually learn something. This will try it this autumn is the Swiss mountains. Thank you for sharing!

[@intiaboats]

You CAN teach an old dog new tricks! Great video! I'm looking forward to trying this & seeing more of your videos.

[@grahamsong4585]

This is genius. Its so simple and effective, I slap my forehead and go why didnt I think of this? Thanks so much for sharing! game changer for me!!

[@asener351]

I've known your channel for over a year. Came from the log home in the Canadian wilderness videos. Glad you're still making content!

[@anger2336]

Nice calm and relaxing especially with that cool technique with the log

[@rickwhitson2804]

That is a awesome idea. Perfect for cooking. Great job 👏

[@searchingforwonder]

That was very therapeutic to watch. I look forward to giving that a try myself. All the best.

[@smokeymountainbushcraft252]

It's good to see you getting out more these days brother.

[@haroldhatcher1239]

Glad your back with more good outdoors tips. Keep em coming.

[@Flakintosh]

This is a great idea for a makeshift stove when no other tools or accessories are available in the field. Brilliant idea, both inventive and creative! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 5 Stars

[@jasonrodd7250]

Love the video and will definitely give it a try. The only thing I’ll do differently, is cut the base from a larger diameter tree so the logs have more room to move around. Thank you!

[@KuskBushcraft]

Have fun! Thank you for watching.

[@garywood702]

A new take on the Swedish torch. Great idea! It provides control and fuel conservation that the Swedish torch doesn't allow.

[@SgtMud]

As a fellow Canadian myself I can admit that this is a certified Canadian classic keep up the good work

[@1943L]

That was a new, to me, take on the Swedish log. Much better with control of cooking. Brilliant.

[@markwilson7788]

Certainly learned something new to me there. Thanks for fascinating videos.

[@Anndyinthewoods]

Wow! I was a bit skeptical when I started watching, worried that it would be too easy for the log to fall over. I am impressed, it seems to work very well! Thanks for sharing.

[@KuskBushcraft]

The logs are rather sturdy when just split in half. It's when you quarter them to try and replicate a swedish torch that they tip over quite easily. Thanks for watching! Happy trails.

[@paulevans1363]

a new adaption which works brilliant never seen that before that's one of the reasons I love your channel keep them coming big man 👍

[@Miguel_ON65]

Great my friend. Nice to see you again teaching your techniques. Greetings

[@davidinghram2494]

Terrific idea, glad to see you back.

[@ТУРИСТ-АВАНТЮРИСТ]

Always great to watch your adventures instead of browsing Netflix for an hour! Entertaining and insightful as usual!

[@roberttindale9012]

The best split log stove vid' I've seen. Thank you. ;^)

[@PossumMedic]

2:18 - "One split is all we need" Sounds like a great bushcraft kumbaya song😜 Great vid thanks! 😃

[@GBVburpbox]

😂😂

[@aaronhane488]

I want to say your video was vary neat, keep them coming!

[@rodrigocappato4207]

Very cool setup! Thanks for sharing and greetings from Sweden 🇸🇪

[@kingrafa3938]

This is the first time that I've seen like this. What I've always seen a lot are the Swedish Torch and rocket stove. Thanks Ryley for this one.

[@stevend9960]

Another great video! You’ve got me back in to thinking about getting back out in the country. I’ve been in the city waaay too long!

[@TheWinezen]

THank you for sharing your discovery on the split log fire. I thought the Swedish logs were the best way to conserve the energy and focus the heat but you showed a better way to control the heat.

[@normanyacob4235]

Brilliant! Low to zero impact on nature. Absolutely love it! Thank you so much! Cheers...

[@tiffanyfeldman4300]

Have you ever considered taking a very interested, quick learning, and outdoor loving subscriber with you? Hands on teaching and a different atmosphere for you, as you're usually alone? I'm sure I speak for many when I say that, a weekend trip with you would be a once in a lifetime. The skills and mentality you have to offer are amazing and I would love to have an experience like this. Especially so I can pass what I learn onto my 3 boys. Unfortunately, I'm not interested in a paid "experience" as it is not personal or authentic at all. That's why being able to go on an adventure with someone like you would be a once in a lifetime! If you ever think this is something you want to do, I'm volunteering to be first on the list! Great videos mate!

[@BillabongPhoenix]

every time i watch a video from you , im getting so hungy by your cooking noises its insane xD

[@LucidCoder]

Not breaking the egg yolks when you flipped them with a wooden spatula impressed me the most!

[@mcboomsauce7922]

this is cool as hell! thank you very much!

[@TheOffGridExperience]

Good video. Learned something new. Take care!

[@marcusson1983]

Perfect, loved the vid. I appreciate everything about this video, especially the explanation of heat control and distribution. Thanks for the base tip also, i would never thought of it. Exactly these smaller tips make the difference.

[@janmarsh4104]

You're a great teacher, thank you for these posts!

[@curl-E]

Brilliant idea, man. God bless!

[@DavidJohnson-nf1be]

This one is a classic!!.....I can’t wait to give this a go

[@No-Gumph]

Awesome and surprisingly effective cooking method. Thank you for sharing.

[@triscotsman8431]

One of the better fire techniques that I've seen in a long time. Great video.

[@Fundy506]

This is great, I look forward to trying it out myself!

[@ijcruver]

Kinda like a log rocket stove. Really nice!

[@gregorydigiovanni1466]

Outstanding fire. A great take on an old design, done very well Sir!

[@minkos61]

Very cool method of a log fire thanks for sharing .

[@andrewgorden1041]

Another great video. Thanks for sharing. I will definitely try this out.

[@perfectstorm9259]

Brilliant! from New Zealand!

[@AndronicusKomnenos]

Years ago, I would have wondered why someone would bother going out into the woods to make breakfast. Now, I can't go anywhere without assessing an area for bushcraft camp worthiness. 🙂 My wife even got me fatwood as a Christmas gift last year. I like this split log idea. Will definitely use it. Thank you!

[@larryr.burgess3318]

Great woodsman 👍👍👍

[@ivanbelousov8284]

Thank you for making realistic and satisfying videos. Please make more 😂👍

[@evanphillipsak]

That was a great one. Looking forward to trying this on my next camping trip. I've been doing a lot of quick car camping trips his summer (due to how busy I am with work) - but I've been doing all my cooking over a fire. This will be a fun project.

[@frogmorepipester7490]

My favorite channel

[@thomasbruno5860]

I learn something new! Thank-You!

[@nikhilpradhan586]

Happy to hear that alot more vedioes is coming ..lov fr India..👍

[@Ozarkwonderer]

I've never seen this before, but it's really cool and can definitely see the benefits

[@gregmoore6298]

Wow! Absolutely dig this idea, great video!

[@N8URNURD]

I love these 'how to' type vids, thanks for another great idea! I made a single log stove recently out of a birch log, using a 2in hand drill to make a central hole and an airflow hole half way down. worked really well for boiling water.

[@jerryinnes2859]

I was thinking the same thing. Pretty much a wooden rocket stove.

[@Buddygold9509]

Greasy bacon and eggs. Not good for the heart, but damn good for the soul and belly. Brings back many camping memories from the 60’s. 🔥

[@sunchaserw1477]

absolutely educating and this is something city people rarely know how it is made and operates. Thanks and every time I watch this channel, I learn something great

[@frogmorepipester7490]

Cheers from the South Carolina Lowcountry

[@thomasfletcher4765]

And yet another great video 👍 . Happy trails and see you next time , Kusk Bushcraft !

[@jamesperkins5075]

So happy to see you sharing again. Your content really gives me ideas to do with the kids as a challenge and for something different than the norm thank you

[@NewHampshireJack]

David West recommended your channel while demonstrating the split log fire. You offer great information that will be helpful on the other side of the pond here in SE Asia. We watched this video from our homebase and "secret retirement location" in Bulacan Province, on Luzon Island in the Republic of the Philippine Islands. Now, time to hit that subscribe button.

[@toms2145]

Happy to have found this channel. Awesome video. ✌️❤️

[@VIKING-SON]

Would like to thank you for taking the time to make these videos I absolutely enjoy them. After watching the few I've seen I became a subscriber. I'm almost 70 and you take me back to my youth. I grew up on the side of a mountain and the forest was my back yard. I was also in the boy scouts we did overnight weekend winter camping. Along with hiking during the warmer temps, and did overnight camping on those weekends. Keep up the great things your doing with these videos. Your teaching all of us valuable skills one never knows they made need to use some day. God bless you young man and be safe out there in the wilds of western Canada. Chief Warrant Officer SHOOK US Army Ret.

[@JJ-JOHNSON]

I always like your content, thanks for sharing Brother.

[@majorwoody1az1]

watched and loved this channel for quite a long time, and love watching it especially since i live in the middle of a desert lol love the forest and the rivers and all that captured in your videos

[@grizzzlebees]

You’re the best. Thanks for the great stove video

[@johnblocher8431]

The split log stove is innovative and really useful. i've seen all kinds of cooking setups but this is the first one involving a single split log that has so many capabilities. Well-done video.

[@TheKenkiller25]

Great video. Can’t wait for the trapping videos.

[@KuskBushcraft]

I can't wait either! They're coming soon!

[@garyellington1216]

Cool ideas l would have never thought of.

[@Legend1315]

I stumbled upon this video by chance and loved it, I will definitely try this when there's an opportunity. Thank you!

[@michaeleveleth7979]

Thanks again for a way to be wise with a fire.

[@deadlyfxdb]

Another great video! Thank you.

[@Opher5678]

Super cool, thanks for making the video

[@ezekielesquivel6936]

WoW, very interesting. I now have to try it.

[@River_Crow_Ca]

This is incredible. Genius idea!

[@sergei4553]

I like your idea very much! Thank you!

[@mithrandir3047]

Definitely trying this out this weekend when I go camping!

[@miracledaysband]

I really enjoyed this video.

[@user-em5gt2ff6z]

What a nice idea! On thish way you can adjust the fire! I'll try next time. Thanks!!!

[@Lyndaloulindin]

I’ve never seen this method! And I must say I much prefer it . Thanks so much for sharing 👍🏼

[@RS-nh9gu]

I really learned something very useful. Thank you for sharing.

[@BeBopBrando]

Great idea, so much easier that a Swedish torch

[@petewatson9866]

Great to see you again and an amazing upload, can’t wait for tips 👍👍

[@sunshineunderwear]

Oh man I have the same feelings about autumn approaching as well the summer is just to much for me the bugs and heat make it hard to enjoy no doubt. Cheers my friend

[@KuskBushcraft]

Cheers!

[@marcelandersen6412]

Another great video. And educational too!

[@vancegodin4149]

nice calm presentation... i like your demeanor. cool tip!