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- Mors pot alternative set on Ebay - Bushcraft USA Forums
I just bought this Open Country Weekender set on Ebay It is made by the same company that made the Mors Pot I have passed on several of these kits in the past because they have all been just straight aluminum but this is the first kit I have seen that has the non stick coating There are some
- 2025 One Knife Action | Page 16 | Bushcraft USA Forums
I felt the need to cut some tin with my knife So I made a wood stove View attachment 2115780 View attachment 2115781 View attachment 2115782 View attachment 2115784 View attachment 2115785 View attachment 2115787 View attachment 2115788 View attachment 2115789 View attachment 2115792 View attachment 2115794
- Today I made. - Bushcraft USA Forums
I made a RoyCroft style pack frame There's separate tie down loops for the back and the front This way I can access the sleep pad separately and leave it attached when going through the main bag The adjustable straps with quick release buckles make it easy to secure the sleep pad
- Tiny Wok - Bushcraft USA Forums
I made this mini-wok as an eating vessel, but it also works for frying, baking bannock, and many other tasks Handy and lightweight, a nice addition to my small collection of cookware Essentially, it's just a circle cut from a barrel lid, and forged into a dished shape using "expedient"
- Everything Cast Iron | Page 9 | Bushcraft USA Forums
This leads me to believe that what happened here is some people made assumptions false logic to combine two separate but unrelated facts As in: Fact 1 - chromium and nickel can leech from stainless steel cookware Fact 2 - some forms and doses of chromium and nickel are toxic
- Hi from Ky - Bushcraft USA Forums
I travel light bare-minimum cookware, a knife, a folding saw, an axe, a few tarps, bank line, 550 cord, and of course, my ferro rod My idea of a perfect vacation? Solo camping in a secluded spot with good fishing and hunting opportunities
- Calvin Rutstrums camp cookware,,, | Bushcraft USA Forums
Calvin Rutstrum, from Minnesota and one of my favorite writer's on all things "back of beyond", described in detail his own choice of kitchen kit, and gave good reasons for his choices I agreed with his writings and put together my own kit to match From the standpoint of "traditional"
- Aluminum camp griddle - Bushcraft USA Forums
Seems a lot of people avoid it which is good for me as I can find all kinds of well made vintage camp cookware at good prices Still need to make an asbestos cover for it
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