3 Minutes to Better Gear: Mors Bush Pot 

Mors Bush Pot Just Saving on my Cell Phone. Will DEFINATELY Buy 1 ✅

I love my Stainless Steel Kelly Kettle base camp kit. The most efficient kit for processing water, and self contained cooking. While I paid a lot more for it, you get what you pay for.

That is an excellent design. Hard to go wrong with something designed by Mors.

I have the same pot, and I feel pretty much the same about it as you do. These pots have a pretty storied history: They were the survival pots issued by the Royal Canadian Air Force, and Mors kept his when he left the service. It's a source of unending frustration to me that this is yet another case of Canadians coming up with something cool, and Americans realising the market potential of the thing. I love mine even more now that it's dinged and discoloured from use. As is the case with all my bush gear.

That was a pleasant surprise - informative, easy to listen to, knowledgeable and enthusiastic and finally no pointless intro! As it happens I have one big two small of same. I was looking through my cook kit photos - I also have a lot of Ti and behold which pot is the most used and photographed by me - the 1.2L Mors pot.

Great piece of gear. Like you I have had mine for years. Mine is well loved.

Absolutely love mine

It’s a decent design but long ago I upgraded to the pathfinder store version which is nontoxic stainless steel

Unfortunately, the Mors Bushpot is no longer being produced. From Don Kevilus (Four Dog Stove): "I'm sorry to say Mors Pots are no longer being made and no longer available. The company in Two Rivers, WI that made them has been sold and no longer can make them." If you have one, be sure to hang on to it!!

I love my mors bush pots I have the 1.8 and the 1.1

Hi Dan. Thanks for that!

Plyers can help adjust the bail stops to give you stops with your bail.

After the theoretical comparison swedish army mess kit It is the best because it combines a cooking range with a two-fuel stove with a suitable size but lacks a water canteen

Absolutely love mine its first season used it spent the entire Alaskan summer into fall in the fire pit

Nice review Dan! Heard nothing but good things about this... but I'm trying to get away from aluminum. I lean towards stainless steel and cast iron.

In The Two Kilo gram survival kit field manual by Mors Kohanski At loction 43 0f 234 of the E book edition he says . 1. “Container: The container which doubles as a cooking pot is a three liter cooking-oil can, but as cooking oils are now mostly packaged in plastic containers, except olive oil one may have to use a 4 liter lantern or camp stove fuel container that has been thoroughly washed with a strong detergent. The top of the can is removed with a can opener. The handle is made of snare wire that has been doubled over until it about 8 strands thick. Punch holes, but do not put the handle on until it is needed.”… 4 liters = 17 cups & 3 liters = 12 cups

Stainless for me every time I’ve never had nor know anyone that has been poisoned by using Aluminium but there’s always that chance,great review of a great pot though 👍

LOVE my mors pots. I have the large (1.8L) & the smaller (1.1L) pots. I find the larger pot is good for 2 people, and use the smaller on solo outings. The smaller one fits inside the larger one IF you DON’T have bail handle installed on it. I did and now wish I hadn’t installed the bail handle. SO DECIDE WISELY GRASSHOPPER! Dans right, GREAT piece of gear, I especially like it’s anodized for nonstick cooking. S.S. Pots are good but sometimes not so nonstick & a bit heavier. Love the vids and channel subject, thanks. AL

Enjoyed the video thinking about getting this pot thanks for the review be blessed

Thanks for sharing !

Great piece of kit. I love mine. I fit my whole cook kit in it.

I like the idea of the Mors Bush Pot, but am concerned about the aluminum because of health concerns. Actually for the relatively short solo trips I take the smaller version works well. I did find a Toaks titanium pot that 1.1L with both bale and handles that is “reasonably” priced that removes my health concerns. I know people are divided on aluminum and some agree hard anodizing solves these health issues; in fact, growing up in the 50s and 60s most of my meals as a youth were probably prepared in aluminum cookware. My choice is I would rather have another material.

Thanks.

Did you say 64 ounces?!?! LOL!!! That thing weighs more than my tent!!!

Looks great for a solo trip, I'm a fan of stainless pots but they are a bit heavier.

Thanks for the video, where can you purchase one?

Intriguing pot!!

I'm looking for a pot that has a stand-up bail, maybe a flat bail. I liked the old Pathfinder style handle because it stood out from the body of the pot and stayed a little bit less hot. The handle was long enough to help stabilize the package as well, if you had something flat to work with.

It seems to have been discontinued unfortunately. Could you recommend another one currently available?

Was your Mors pot lid originally a tighter fit than what it seems to have in the video? I thought that the lids were supposed to have a pretty snug fit, but mine does not (looks about like it fits like yours). It's in no way a problem, I'm just wondering. Awesome piece of gear....I'm pretty much using mine exclusively now.

Hey Coalcracker, I'm sure you know the mors pot is discontinued. Do you recommended a replacement? Or if there is a random website somewhere that I/my fellow wilderness friends could pick one up? Thanks' for these amazing and informative videos. -Davey C.

What is the company name that makes to Mors Bush Pot. I bought the same one one years ago, now I need to find another. I think the same manufacturer makes other items as well. Thanks!

I love mine. I was stupid enough to put mine into the dishwasher so there is almost no anodizing on the inside and after foraging blueberries You can literally see burned in blueberries. Another thing is I put lemon juice in my tea so I had concerns about aluminium toxicity. I ended up buying this style and size pot from pathfinder which is not as good. The handles are weird and its heavier, but I have to get used to it.

Its worth more than $38. The hard anodizing makes it really durable. I like stainless cookware as well, but in my experience if a stainless steel pot is thin enough to be anywhere near as light as the same size pot in aluminum, the stainless pot is susceptible to cracking when dropped.

Great pot from the master himself. I don't see them on Mors' sight. Do you know who sells them?

input on good alternative since no longer made??? SRO??

it looks like the handle stop is a friction fit. you could probably fix it by bending the metal where the handle attaches.

I like Good Pot.

THE pot! American Made

How easy is this to clean? I used aluminum cook sets back in the day but found that any burned on food required too much work to get out. Maybe it's just my recipes, as I tend to cook chili, jambalaya,, and thick stews, rather than soups or pasta.

You should try to put links to buy the actual item being reviewed when you do these 3 min videos

Looks cool. Do they make it in stainless steel???

How would you compare it to the pathfinder Stainless Steel Bush Pot & Lid Set - 64oz?

Where do you get one?

Is there an aluminum pot sold today like this pot?

Where can u get one ☝ thanks😁

The only thing I got to say is good job like the video and keep up the good work and ill keep watching as long as you don't turn into a noodle like Dave and Blackie

Where can i find one????

Not a lot of folk like the aluminium eh!

better go for a steel Zebra pot, no risk of aluminum poisoning

where did you find intro template

Have you fallen on it? Will it stand up to that? 😬

I like the design of the Mors Pot, but have concerns about cooking using aluminum. Clearly concerns you do not share. 😀 Please help educate me further, why does cooking in aluminum pots not concern you? Is it the fact the Mors Pot is anodized? Would you have concerns if it uncoated aluminum? I very much like your “3 minute” segments

Nice Dan, great review...now to the part where I just have to tease you... You forgot your branding bro! No name, no coalcracker...dafuq? Lol

Aluminum?! That explains the green tint in your beard.

Do you have a link for rhe pot?

Did I miss the question and answer lol

Lars at SR also endorses aluminum cook pots so, you're not alone but, it's bad advice, Dan. Not wise to cook with containers made of neurotoxic materials. Stainless steel is safe and worth the weight. Titanium is pricey but safe and light. Stay away from aluminum.

$38 for a coffee can with a handle?!

Alumninum is a neurotoxic heavy metal, stick to stainless steel.

Weird looking TOAKS pot.

Anodized or not ALUMINUM IS TOXIC. You can love it but not me. My "bush pot" is stainless. It only weighs a few ounces more than the Mors pot and has the advantage of not being made from a toxic metal.

Excuse me Dan, sorry to interrupt everyone telling you that you're wrong... And I'm pretty sure I'm not alone on this, but where the hell was our question and answer Wednesday vid?? Freaking slackers!! Ok carry on reading all the neigh sayers telling you how to live your life

Two minutes fourtyfive seconds we were cheated out of fifteen seconds.

It’s a decent design but long ago I upgraded to the pathfinder store version which is nontoxic stainless steel