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That is an awesome set-up-now there will peace on the road...

I don't own a fridge but do recall in the past Overland Journel had rated National Luna on top. That may be old news but if you can find the article might be helpful. I am sure the group here has more updated insights though.

That does look like the perfect breakfast at the perfect place....man am I glad winter is ending up north!

I believe I now understand what the word envy means! hahah-looks fantastic

I have been making beef jerky for years as my kids love it. Normally I make it in my dehydrator but a friend of mine wanted me to make a video using my Hasty-Bake grill so I decided to smoke the jerky instead this time. This jerky is night and day from the same recipe in the dehydrator-I like...

This one is really interesting to me as I am never the sole drinker of coffee when I am out (or if I am it is seems to be on the motorcycle and then it is instant - ya I know...) and all of these hand crank grinders (Snow Peak, VSSL, etc) seem to only have capacity for one cup of coffee which...

I have been doing this for some time now and really find it an excellent way to store food and, more importantly, make some really tasty stuff that you don't find everywhere! If you have a garden bang on. My mom used to gift me every year at Christmas a couple jars of canned beef-so good over...

Ya, me and the camera lady were discussing my plating skills just the other day!

Give it a try and let me know what you think in the comments. It would be good to hear what you guys think.

Nope, different one. Picked up this nickname as my initials are RAG. My name is Richard but I go by Dick, hence the name of the channel.

Salisbury Steak Poutine! - I think you have created an off-road legendary meal.....Our Canadian friends would toss in some cheese curds for good measure.

I thought I would post up this recipe. I am starting to do some sorta old school recipes on YouTube that limit the amount of refrigeration and cooler space needed as I think they are precious commodities! Let me know if this is something you guys find interesting and I will post them up when I...

I have one that I started using a couple years ago. Overall it works great for what I need but there are a couple caveats-#1 the thing is heavy, #2 as someone said they are dang expensive and #3 when I got mine one of the rods at the top of the right wing had come loose from the plastic and...

I prefer the fixed blade knives for camping and picked up a Morakniv Bushcraft Black (it looks like they changed the name) at Sierra Trading for $25 bucks and could not be happier. The knife is robust and comfortable in my hand. The integrated fire steel is a nice addition, however the sharpener...

I have a set of the old style Filson roll top bags. They came in a variety of sizes and if you are patient and follow Sierra Trading Post or Filson directly when they close things out you can get some really amazing deals.

I think those look really nice-have you ever looked at the Dosko Campmate so that you can give a size comparison? The Beavertree looks like a more compact (and available!) option.

If anyone is interested I have a review of the Solo Bonfire, Pop-Up Pit and Snow Peak Pack and Carry on YouTube. Also some size comparison videos if you want to take a look. That Summit pit looks really nice, I had not heard of that one.

You last sentence says it all!

I am a big fan of the coleman liquid fuel stoves as well-I have used a 414 one for years with 0 problems. Being a gear junkie however I have multiple stoves and end up using them all from time to time and trip to trip. For white gas the MSR Whisperlite is great as is the Coleman Sportster. I use...

This is a theme near and dear to my heart! I have done the tour of world whiskey having started with bourbon 20 years ago but I have grown weary of chasing (and paying for) the bourbons I used to consider daily drinkers (specifically Elijah Craig 18). I recently did a loop with the scotch and...