Make a pair of tongs in the backwoods to help you with camping chores around the fire pit.

There’s nothing quite like baking a pizza in the middle of nowhere.

A way to bake a quick bread in field conditions.

I make cartridge cases for my hard to find .50-95 Winchester rifle. It takes a steady hand and a lathe to peel off a minuscule amount of brass.

With deer season coming up soon, take a look my load out for a week spent in the hunting woods.

Part 1 of the gear that you would see in the Possibles Bag of a mountain man or eastern long hunter to keep his flintlock rifle running in the field.

What goes in a haversack for the 21st century mountain man ? the possibilites are endless.

The Kephart style knife is a simple must have item for bushcrafting in the backwoods.

A better dry biscuit mix for making field expedient quick breads on bushcrafting trips.

Firing 1867 Dutch Snider

A simple solution for misaligned cylinder cranes on Colt DA revolvers.

A quick dish for busy days and you still want to have a decent meal.

A quick way to make delicious corn tortillas.

Making masa harina by nixtamalizing corn for better nutrition.

Homemade fajitas beats the restaurant style any day of the week. The flavor doesn’t compare.

Grinding heirloom red cornbread for fresh made cornbread from scratch

I haven’t been using a grindstone for very long, but now that I have….. I’m hooked on it. I haven’t been using a granite grindstone for very long but I’ve adapted to it quickly. There’s a lot of grinders on the market that are much better than mine. I wasn’t sure at first how much I’d like doing this so I went for a stone that was moderately priced. There are a few drawbacks and I’m looking for a better model later on. The stipulation is that it has to be hand cranked… for a

This is a great way to start the day. Homemade French toast

Chewy chocolate chip cookies are the best

To start my spaghetti off…. It’s time to grind some flour extra fine. I like to use einkorn wheat for this because it’s an ancient grain...