Bushcraft cooking is today's task and we are cast iron cooking corn fritters over a campfire. The closest I can find to my skillet is https://amzn.to/2W8n2pL This is a delicious little treat that is fried in Crisco and made with cream of corn, salt, sugar, egg, flour and baking soda. This was our first attempt at frying these up and we'll keep on until we get them just right. We may even try and bake them in the Stanley cook pot.
Baking bannock bread in the Stanley Adventure Cook pot is certainly a wonderful bushcraft treat!
A while back I purchased the TCOP (Tent combat one person) by Eureka from Ebay in great shape and only missing stakes and stake bag and have loved it since I opened the mail! The TCOP one person combat tent is a tent that replaces the older ICS2000 (Improved Combat Shelter) that previously replaced the archaic shelterhalf.
Campfire cooking at it's finest with Stanley cook pot. Gabriel took a doe during the 2018 deer hunting season in late November here in North Carolina and we're cooking some deer meat!
Working all day with my Husqvarna axe https://amzn.to/2S04lWX we decided to try a little tracking at night. Dad usually goes ahead and I try and track him to see if I can pick up his spoor. Sometimes at night it can be easier to track men than during the day because your light can illuminate tracks better.