This channel should be declared national heritage.

Thank you Mr. Mors for the many hours of lessons and passion through the years. Thank you Mr. Kelley for taking up and carrying the torch.

Please, give us Mors in every form or shape! Thank You

The ones who get to just listen to Mors tell stories are lucky people.

Excellent look at a great piece of kit. Thanks Kelly and Mors for the tips and insight. Nate

Just love to listen to him talk" I don't think a computer would hold all the info this man has to share. God bless you Mors.

The thing I really like about bush cookers in general is number one they don't use much wood to do the same job as a camp fire. Secondly they reduce the risk of underground / forest fires, thirdly they are easy to extinguish when your ready to travel again. Thanks for sharing these.

Nice to hear Mors Kochanski referencing Lars Fält. And this bush cooker is very impressive too. The smaller one that is shown at the end would occupy the same volume as my billy can inside my pack. I could carry a stove without rearranging my kit!

This will always be my favorite channel. The calming nature and information has helped me so much in the woods of the North Cascades

Thanks Kelly & Mors: Nice to know how it really works. Brian 77

Thanks for exploring alternate wood processing! It is good for the young-lings to see that we can use tools in many ways...safer ways.

Awesome display of how to cut with the bow saw. Thank you for sharing you knowledge.

Thanks for the cutting tips, you guys are the best out there

Thank you for the video gentleman! Great as always and very appreciated.

I am going to order one of the stoves and the bush pot

Great demonstration sir ! I love this channel and every time there's a new video I have to watch it straight away , love watching Mors, so calm and full of knowledge based on experience ! Wish you all the best ! Nick

a hero to this world of the out doors people

Yes, The Quest for Fire, one of my favorite films. You gentleman look deeply interested in your subjects and thoroughly enjoying what you do. Also it's see a nice relationship between 2 people of different age. The gentleman in the cap looks like the mother of all Forest Rangers. If he came by my camp I would be all "Yes sir(s) just don't arrest me please (ha ha ha). My hat off to you gentlemen. Captain Scott... the South Pole

I use a bush buddy packed with my 1 litre hard anodized pot, alcohol stove and folding spork as my base kit. All this can then be put into my 1.8 litre Mors pot for cooking larger meals or more people. Normally, i just loose fill the stove with sticks and keep feeding it. I never really gave much thought to compacting it full with larger fuel - this I will have to give a try. Thanks Kelly.

Thanks Kelly, you have taken the irritation out of the bush stove! Keeping it going with little sticks was frustrating, this will solve that issue as well as make the stove more functional with the added heat. It was good to see you both, atb from Peace Country.

Just bought a bush stove so this is exactly the video I needed. Thanks!

Very intriguing and great content learned from you both. Thanks!

Thanks for all the good tips!

Another great one

I am in the UK, looks a great cooker👍

Gota love this guy man👍🤠👍&I feel the same way

I used a lot of frayer oil here in south america not always is recycled I also used chicken fat by boiling those parts we are not eating and it worked very well 1/2 gallon lasted 2 weeks Mors sir as always all i know I learned here Thank you sir

Indeed, national heritage for both Canada and the US. Cheers!

Awesome Great info. Thx for sharing

Very good! Thanks for sharing.

Thank you so much Mors I have learned so many things from your books and videos.

Bear fat works wonders. I've kept a small stick fire burning for ours while skinning and trimming a bear by just tossing small pieces of bear fat on the fire. Didn't smell to good, but it worked and it was handy to warm my hands periodically. 19:51 Scott ("of the Antarctic").

Might get one in the future, but atm I go with the SilverFire scout!

Thank you very much for sharing your knowledge, really appreciate it.

Have one, love it!

Good ! Thank you !

God bless his family

Great video

So this is basically a modified and improved hobo stove then. It's slightly conical and has a stationary turbine in the bottom. Not sure how many hobos ever had titanium to play with, but other than that...

Mors is a wealth of information, wow

16:19 , seeing Mors having his go on KZfaq-heroes and self-proclaimed experts :)

The Master has left us! We will miss you dearly sir. God Bless your memory, and thank you for all that you have given to us in your lifetime. "I will build me a camp by a cool mountain spring, Where the trout play at eve and the wood thrushes sing; I will roof it with bark; and my snug sylvan house, Shall be sweet with the fragrance of evergreen boughs. When the shadows of night settle down on the marsh, And the cry of the bittern booms sullen and harsh, The glow of my hearth-fire shall glisten and shine; Where the beech and the hemlock their branches entwine." ~ G.W. Sears aka Nessmuk 1887 ......................RIP Mors Kochanski 10 November 1940 ~ 5 December 2019

Awesome 👍

I have watched many of your videos and thoroughly enjoy them. In several of the videos that I have seen, Mors mentions the black on the pot as being a fuel saver. I have not found a video that explains why; that is, the physics behind it. I'm positive that Mors has researched it. Is it because the darker color absorbs more of the fires energy released as light (infrared, light, ultraviolet)? I thought, too, that maybe the black coating acts as a thermal insulator but that would cause the opposite effect--it would take more energy to heat the contents.

I wish they had given a link to the Scout Stove project.

Some paint the outside with stove black. Has thermal retention. So, what's the difference between the retentive properties of stove black and soot or (?) that turns your cooker black? What's the thermal retention of a base coat of stove black with an outer coat of soot?

Best infomercial ever

Dry cow pies work good to and with pine pitch. U can get wet paper to burn.

Silky saw!

So where are these bush cookers found? Maybe I missed it.

R.I.P. MORS

Do you guys sell the hat Mors is wearing or is there a place I can buy one also if not that I would love to get one of the shirts that you wear Kelly that says karamat on it

10*

Beaver chips do work great, beavers do all the hard work and all you have to do is pick up the chips.

Fire bans. That is why I can't use mine more.

To bad theses stoves are not available

meh, basic wood gas stoves