What a wonderful festival . Wagons for Warriors. People around the country need to take a page out of your book. Well done sir.

We have Camp Hope, in Farmington, MO, for Wounded Warriors. They have handicap access deer blinds and wheelchairs with tank tracks, to get through the woods. It's a great place that hosts veterans every hunting season. And theres a big lodge, plus individual cabins.

Well I enjoy yall so much I lay here in my bed with my fight with cancer and wish I could get back on a horse again but no chance of that but yall give me something to make me smile all the time Kent thank you and give your wonderful wife a big hug to please. God bless

Good to see your contributing your time and effort to the Wounded Warrior Program. Bless you sir.

Thank you for caring for our service men who have paid the high price for our freedom.

Kent, Great time for a great cause. Thank you for your support, and it was a pleasure to meet you and Shannon. Rick & Mary

It sure is nice to know that so many are keeping this tradition alive!

I didn't realize there were so many chuck wagon enthusiasts out and about this great land. Good to see! Thanks Kent

Lots of great people with good hearts and amazing skills. Thats what you get when you are in Missouri.

Had no idea that this tradition had such a following. The only other chuck wagon set up I have ever been around is Paradise Rose out of Arlington, OR. Blessings on you and the others for what you are doing with the Wounded Warrior project! Marc Stauffer, Enterprise, OR

Thanks for supporting Wounded Warriors, Kent. MO is my home state. If you're heading back west on 44, you might drop south to Ozark, MO to try out Lambert's, home of thrown rolls. Catfish, frog legs, fried okra, hog jowls, BBQ ribs, etc.

Thank you for these great videos of an almost lost way of life. Would love to see what makes a good chuck wagon and how food was kept and prepared.

I am far from being a cowboy but I could watch your videos all day. We use cast iron at home and when we camp.

Thank you and Ms Shannon. What a breath of fresh air you both are!

amazing history .. Joe

Thanks, Kent, for supporting our Wounded Warriors. I come from an Army family myself. Dad was an Army Med Evac pilot. Flew helicopters in Korea and Viet Nam. They did some great service but at a huge cost. Nobody knew what PTSD was in those days. He sadly drank himself to death when I was still a young man. I wish I could have done more for him when he needed help. I honor his memory by contributing to Wounded Warrior projects when ever I can. What you folks are doing there truly does make a huge difference in many lives. Bless you my friend.

What a great bunch of people! Thanks for inviting us in for a great visit!

I wish I live in that era....beautiful pieces in iron...everything was so practical back then....and some of the new ones too...nice people all over....one day I am gonna have my own small farm...I’ll let you know Mr Rollins

Great folks you met. Thank you.

Especially as a veteran , I really like the fact y'all did that to serve those who have served our great nation at such a cost" blessings to y'all big time !!

Great video Kent! I've ben cooking for myself since 70, I started cooking for folks since 82. Their is nothin more satisfying than seeing a smile on a persons face after they take that first bite! Warms my heart. They say never trust a skinny cook, I'am a skinny cook! Can't help it.But i've made alot of people put on pounds! I enjoy your videos my friend. Your chuck wagon buddies also. You and Shannon take care and God Bless.

real good people it seems. thanks again

Gotta love a skillet big enough to feed Everybody and get a bath in! Hope everybody gets fed first. 😯 Thank you for your involvement in the Wounded Warrior Project. God bless you Kent!

Kent you've got some very good interviewing skills!

Great to see some of your favorite cooking tools Kent

Great video Kent. I love seeing the other wagons, and that giant skillet.

Now that's a gettogether I would dearly love to be at! I'm an old Arkansas boy and could fit right in ! Thanks for sharing and take care.

I'm addicted to watching your videos.

Yes Sir, I believe we were all impressed with that big skillet. I've seen some big ones before but none can compare to that one. Excellent reason for being out there Kent, all this to honor our men and women, past, present, and future, who wore or are wearing the military uniforms of these United States. Thanks Kent and Shannon. Stan

Looks like GREAT people . Stories galore, great food, I'm sure..... A+

Thank you so much for sharing! There are so many wonderful folks in this world. Nice to "see" some of them!

That was awesome Kent 👍👍

Thanks for takin me along!

love the videos. I could listen to cowboys talk for hours.. love the accent (:

I love that part of Missouri. Spent 5 years at Lost in the Woods. Great video Sir, keep up the great work.

Great blooper roll!

I'm sorry to see some of these videos edited,, lots of information and some of us really like to hear ya talk,, thank you for all you do. God bless ☺

Thank you for what you do. You are keeping our heritage alive. I enjoy the videos. I have learned a lot. I can't stand for long periods of time. Your recipes do well in oven. Again thank you from old country boy. God bless you and keep you and Shannon safe and well.

Kent, I really enjoyed that video. Now that was the mother of all frying pans.

Thanks for sharing. Looking forward to your wagon tour!

This looks like a great event! Army Green Beret 88-93. Retired chef/cook. I'm going to look up these events and try and show up. God Bless, Mike

Thank's for extending the tribute to our Vets Y'all. While "Fancy Ain't Fillin"... Righteousness always hits the spot! 53117

some classy folks everywhere!

Thanks for being a great leader, for so many people kent GOD Bless

I had missed this one, so wish I had known about this event. Our farm is about 20 minutes from Lebanon, and we have a B&B here as well. I know you came back again last year, so hope you will return again to shake your hand and we will make sure all local veterans know of it as well and get it on our radio show.

Wow I need to get to that event. Lots of knowledge and food!!

I love my country people,keep it coming !!

Great video Kent. Indeed thats the biggest skillet ive ever seen. You could wash it and all your dishes at same time. Although that would ruin the seasoning. But you could do it.

Fun video Kent! Thanks for taking us along!

My boy is 14 and he's been picking up railroad spikes along the rails here in Florida. So far he's made me a lid lifter, a frog gig, and a bacon press. Now I think I'm gonna need that meat fork! Great video Kent and Shannon thank you

Loved it.

thanks kent for the vid ... †

That has to be the biggest frying pan I've ever seen!!.......But I want to know one thing more..............How big is the sink you wash it up in?????? LOL

Really enjoyed the video. Seeing these tools was very interesting and it looked like everybody was having a great time. Have a blessed week.

I've found the best way to fry an egg, taters, or anything else in cast iron and not have it stick is to heat the pan first, than heat the oil, by sticking a fist over the heated pan to guess temp, and pour content in to sear. Awesome channel and thanks for sharing, I've been hooked since I found it!!!!!

My Lord, I lived in Lebanon Missouri when I was 6 years old...went to 1st grade there.....amazing.....

I have to get to one of your chuck wagon events looks like great people and great times

awesome. wish i was in an area that had something like this event

Hi Kent I Really Enjoyed this and can't wait to see what's Next I'm a True blue Cowboy at heart living in a Modern times looking for simpler time like the Wagon Train days

Awesome video Kent... I just got back from a Memorial weekend camping trip with family and friends... My iron is in the best shape that it has ever been in, Thanks to your videos of knowledge Kent... My best tool in my cook set is the knowledge that I learned from you... Thank You Kent, and Shannon Rollins.

Keep up the good work mate. Your humour is appreciated down under.

Thanks for show

Quadruple LOVE!! I've never heard of Wagons For Warriors but I bet I look it up!!

Awesome... just awesome...

wow, Kent, i had somehow over looked this video. Some awesome tools & crafts there. Thanks a bunch for the show. HOpe those folks are still going.

👍🇺🇸 Great video and I shure 'nuff like listening to awl those folks tawlk 😉 Thank you for helping to support the wounded warrior program. God Bless you and yours🇺🇸

Don Vincent Warren Ohio ,love all your videos on all the cowboy ways. Have used some of your cooking ideas and recipes on cub scouts and Boy Scouts and leaders. I’m a southern boy transplanted from Arkansas. You and your wife keep up the wonderful work!!!

Very nice thank you for sharing.

what a great bunch of peoples !! Blessings to you all :-) !!

Outstanding as always. Thank you for your videos.

I just saw the end of this, Gramma Fanny. That's hilarious! My fatherinlaw was named after his GrandMOTHER Louie. True story! :)

Very informative, thanks CKR!

Really enjoyed watching this, yall are a hoot....Thanks for sharing with us and keep up the great work...

I did my basic training at Fort Leonard Wood MO, this is such a cool video! Thank you for such a great event.

Very enjoyable video Kent, thanks for sharing.

This was a GREAT video!! I try to go through as many as your videos as I can, but I LOVE finding little gems like this!!! Thank you!!

Oh my this looks delicious

Holy cow that skillet!

"And if ya burn them bisquits, you'll need somethin' to dig a hole with." LOL!!

Really cool video.... sure enjoyed meeting all those wonderful folks 💕

Best video I've seen in a long time. Really neat to see other people's wagons. Thanks

Why on God's green earth would anyone have a reason to thumbs down this video! I bet they would gripe if they was hung with a new rope! Great video Kent and Shannon!

another great video.

Awesome video !!!!!

That looks like great fun for a good cause. I would sure check out the chuck wagons if they had an event like that in North Georgia.

Great video, like the out takes. You should make a whole video on them sometime

super cool

Good stuff

I made an ulu from an old saw blade with a deer antler handle. That thing is always with me when I cook with the dutch oven! makes chopping and mincing easy!!! love the videos and recipes, keep em coming!!

One thing I learned is I wish I had one of them oak buckets. Beautiful.

Wagons for warriors, very admirable. Thankyou sir! Hope to meet you someday.

Cowboy Kent Rollins : Thanks for showcasing some great hand-forged tools for the "cookie" & his/her Chuckwagons !!! The tip on using White Oak for barrels to hold water is great info ! Thanks S.S.S./*Tom

Kent , I sure do enjoy seeing the chuckwagon cooking videos! If​ you ever need a grunt to help, let me know,cause I like the cooking,and love to meet the people. My favorite tool when cooking is a cleaver. From cutting ribeye loins into steaks or cutting potatoes or onions,etc, I can't live without one.And I keep mine razor sharp! I gotta look you guys up someday! keep up the good work,and the videos​!

I love my Grandma Fanny?...She's my favorite...That was a perfect ending...lol.

...real Americans!

Looks good on your side. Better than the rest.

I just bought one of them hash knives the other day. Bought at an antique mall along with my first vintage skillet. The skillet is a Wagner Ware #8 skillet from 1935-1959.

if you guys were going to stay there for a while its be nice to get to met all of the wagonerrs;];];] thanks for the quick tour;];];] keep on gettin on kent / shannon great job;];]

There sure are a lot of nice people in America .

That would be fun to go to in Lebanon. I live about a hour and a half from there. Let us know next time you go to one of these .for health reasons my long distance traveling about over. But I can make it that far. Great video nice people. Thanks shannon and Kent! May our Lord and saviour keep you safe on your travels!