Survivor Johnny is a great guy. He and I live within a few miles of each other. Man, he did an excellent job on your hobo stove. You scored some very nice gear. Thank you for sharing his craftsmanship with us.
Been awhile since you posted this video but that is some good looking stuff. The sticker on bottom of cook pot looks like it came from Ollie's, don't know for sure, though. The bail seems to work good since you can still use the lid. And that one stove has a screen to help with airflow and let ashes fall. As you said, absolutely beautiful. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you. John was pretty good at making stoves. Another channel used to post his videos on making stoves and testing them. They work great. John lives in Georgia.
Brother it really makes me happy to see this stuff in your hands and you sure didn't have any trouble figuring out what goes where. It was my pleasure to make it for you.
Enjoyed my friend. And they sure is a very nice stove set up. If you get a chance would like to see your Tom Cheatwood fix blade I love that knife. May the blessings of the Lord be upon you all.
+Bushcraft Girl Karen Thank you Karen. It's so nice of you to stop by. I have watched your channel even before I used to make videos. I'll cook something soon.
Holy cow that's cool!! Outstanding!! I can see a million ways to go to work cooking with that! I have a hobo stove like the first one you opened I love it and use it often! But that 2nd setup wow! NICE! Congrats Nathan!
Nathan4071 just a good beef type of stew or chicken or pork...just whatever you like...Hobo's used what they had at the time from what I understand...Hobo cooking is how I got started on this channel...