I watched this video while following the the steps of this video.

I’m a cafe owner and barista from Australia and started making cowboy coffee a few years ago. I love it. Just have to make sure that you get the grind right

Nice and relaxing Video. 😀 Greetings from Germany. All the best Tommy

Cowboy coffee is my favorite too. It’s not only easy but delicious. 👏✌️

Good video, thank you very much. You make yours the way I make mine on the trail. You even use the tap down method instead of the cold water pour method. I also like the way you honored Mors K.

Interesting the tapping of pot to encourage grounds to the bottom. You can also throw in a couple ounces of cold water will shock it also to drop the grounds. Great video. 😊

thanks for the tip Wade ,take care

Love the Cowboy Coffee my favorite way also great channel thanks

Awesome video, cowboy coffee is so good!

Great demo man and I couldn't agree more! It is the best and no fancy tools needed! Good work as always my man🤘

Definitely going to try this. Great tip thanks for sharing

Really enjoyed this video Woodwalker... Cowboy coffee is one of my Favourites as well... Thanks for sharing... Dennis, AKA Canoehound

Thanks Like a ton of people below, i did the splash of cold water, but I like the idea of tapping so it may not dilute it or cool it off. Going to give it a try this afternoon!

Nice! I can't wait to try this!

Oh man, what a way to spend a day. I think it is time to go back to basics and fabulous outdoors.

I will have to try making coffee like that the next time I go out. I cannot go without my black gold and that seems like a straight forward way to get the job done. Thank you for another great video.

Great cup of coffee for sure, really like the hitting the cup trick. I normally use a dash of cold water definitely be trying this one. Thanks

Thanks for your video! Best show on how to I've seen.

Looked really good, thanks.

Thanks for sharing that technique for making coffee!! I don't like instant coffee and didn't want to carry that, so now I can get my favorite coffee that we use at deer camp in the peculator pot on the stove and have coffee in the woods. That is the simplest technique I have seen for making coffee. Juddie - J & J TOA

Even though I'm not much of a coffee drinker, I'm gonna have to give this a go some day. 👍☕😊

Good job, i like cowboy coffee too, with the Stanley cookset !

looks tasty i never had cowboy coffee before.i got to give it a try. take care

Good recipe. Thanks man

That's a neat way of doing coffee. Going to have to try that next time.

I need to try this

I'm like you who loves a cup of coffee in the morning, i to do the cowboys style of making coffee when I'm out but i also use a filter. " the mug mate" from MSR just in case its a small filter you can use for coffee or tea does a great job filtering, great video.

I don't happen to drink coffe; just enjoy you messin' around in the woods. Great video!

I agree Wade. Cowboy coffee is the way to go. Same method for me as well. Only difference is I add about a tablespoon of cold water when I take it of the boil. Great job!! ATB Mike

Thanks for the nice, relaxing video.

Been making mine this way for years. Good stuff. Also, adding a little cold water after brewing sinks the grounds too

Great vid buddy! Coffee around a fire in the woods is the best!

My favorite way too but sometimes I get lazy and use instant coffee. Cowboy style tastes better especially over a campfire.

I watched this video while drinking morning coffee.

So much easier than bringing presses, filters, machines, etc. Coffee, grounds, water, cup. SIMPLE

Alla salute ! That looks a great cup of black gold my friend ! Enjoy it and your beautiful woods! Cheers Mattia

Fun Fact! Cowboys had coffee grinders built into the stock of their rifles - google it for pics! Thanks for the brewing tips - can't wait to give this a go again soon!

Dang can almost taste it! Yummmm!

I love cowboy coffee too...it's the best tasting coffee. It's very similar to the taste from a french press because the coffee flavors have had time to absorb into the water. I have made this in my kitchen for years, but now i more than often use the french press. Thank you for not doing the whole 60 Kochanski's...i mean really! LOL Last night we put some of those coffee packets in our Mors Pot filled half full of boiling water and let it sit all night and this morning re-heated it over a fire. Delicious!

Great demo and I must remember that Mors counting system ~Peace~

Love the snowy forest scenery though

Great vid cheers. Just got back from my woodland coffee I use a mocha pot 😁

Yep, cool coffee ....

Great video Wade!! Sweet shot of that pour...better than a commercial!!

I do measure out my coffee...but your times have worked out the best for me so far. Two tablespoons coffee, bring just to a rolling boil, reduce heat to a slow boil for 60 kohansky seconds, I set aside for two minutes and tap with my knife. Cold water may work in summer (also reduces temp of drink)...but I like the tap for all seasons and does work. Thanks for getting me into Cowboy Coffee that I finally like!

Seen a couple of guys making cowboy coffee lately, I'm going to have to give it a try. Thanks for the tips!

That's the only way to do it Wade !! Love the flavour of cowboy coffee !! You'd be surprised how many people look for tutorials on it ! Great Vid.

I enjoy a cup of "bushcraft" coffee using the Mors Kochanski method as well...but I still think the AeroPress makes the very best cup😇..Thanks for sharing Wade

I'm going to try this next time in the woods. I usually take instant coffee. Thanks Wade

Way 2 go mate, happy days

Cheers brother.........I use a kettle..... But same exact concept...... And use a tip of green pine branch with needles in spout...... Stay healthy

I make cowboy coffee this way, I learned it from Manland121. Very seldom do grounds get in my coffee, if they do it's very minimal. Thanks for sharing.

Dang it , it does look good guess i'll be trying it !

The nectar of the gods , great vid buddy.

Hey Mr. Woodswalker, try heatin that water up before you add the grounds. Then let her boil. More flavored. Good cup of jo. Good job.

I usually do 2 boils then pull it. Really smooths out the cofffee . Not sure the science behind it but so good an smooth,

You're a cool guy too=)

Well done sir

Good video. I love cowboy coffee which is the best at home or outside. Also I believe that WOODWALKER 1965 has the same kind of FROST RIVER back pack that I have.

Heard of this before but never tried it. I will today, although, in my warm kitchen. Hey...if ya aint cheatin, ya aint tryin!😆

I am doing this on the stove but camping :D this will be amazing. I just needed to get loaded on coffee tonight, and I'm making uh, "Cowboy steak" (it's like, steak rubbed with coffee grounds and pepper) for breakfast Thanks for uploading! Time to wake up and smell the coffee! WOOOO

Yepp that's the best coffee ohhh i need to get out soon and have me a cup

Nice job. Been a while since I've used that method, time to remedy that.

Nice one Wade i never had any luck myself ! atb john

I've never heard of taping the sides of the pot to settle the grounds. I've heard of salt, cold water which is my preferred method, egg shells, and even slinging the pot in a circle ( which im not sure exactly how to do it). I think I'll give it a try sometime

It is true, really good cowboy coffee is super delicious, i dont know about this stuff

Tapping the pot wow never seen that...gonna try it tomorrow.

Nice one :-)

Great video, can't wait to try! Side question: what knife were you using?

I will try your method out I seem to always get coffee grounds in my cup thank you

Being in the south we usually count off the seconds by ... 1 Mississippi , 2 Mississippi , 3 Mississippi

Knives and coffee 2:38 awesome

Looks like a tasty brew. I'm embarrassed to admit i usually have tea when i'm out, because a tea bag is pretty convenient. But i do miss the kick of a coffee. I will have to try this, thanks.

What do you do with the grounds/sludge when you're done?

Where would one go to get the metal cups you show?

Ya man

Even to this day you are still commenting and hearting people’s comments to something made two years ago

Keep the grounds and dry them out and store them dry. When you go to smoke some meat you can use them in the smoker with the wood, just damp them a little. Let me tell ya, smoked meat with coffee grounds, yum!

What is the mint container for ??

Need more info and some close ups on that suspension system.

Mors adds cold water after boiling

Bushcraft survivalist

Cowboy coffee in the woods, ain’t nothing much better.

Man be carful with that ax. I worry about your hands. Thanks nice video. Only wish that I was sitting beside you drinking a cup.

Is that a mouth spreader for pike to suspend your coffee? If so, that is genius!!!

What’s with putting the mint box in the fire?

i will have to try this! for the record, our uncle roy had a different cowboy coffee. he would run water thru a percolator, and then dump those grounds and run the coffee thru fresh grounds!!! he would always say "saves on going to the bathroom" ah, we miss uncle roy.

i even make cowboy coffee at ... i think it taste better

The good Lord created Adam then Eve and after that, Coffee!

I love coffee

Without a tea infusers how do you get rid of a mouth full of granuels

Char cloth?

thats turkish coffee and cowboy coffee is something completely different... but... you have yours happiness....

I figure if I'm going to take that much time, I'm going to make a pot, not a cup.

Hi there! In Continental Europe that kinda coffee making is called *_"Turkish coffee".._*

Unfortunately I am not a real coffee guy ) : but i see everyone raving about cowboy coffee, so you know what ?...I will give it a try !!. I might have to cheat and add a little sugar though lol !.. Thanks for sharing buddy

Not to be that guy but. . . Do ya really need to bayonet if you have an axe? Cool vid!

why did he burn the altoids box

That is basically Turkish coffee

Robust