"The American Frontier" series of bushcraft videos. - Page 1

SoCalExile

Redeemed

GA, USA

Posted: 4/11/2018 6:05:44 PM EDT

A series from a channel normally dedicated to 18th-century cooking, history, and reenacting, showing some of the bushcraft of our forefathers:

Introducing "The American Frontier" - A New Series from Townsends

Cooking Systems in the Backwoods - The American Frontier

A Survival Item From Tree Bark? - The American Frontier

God's grace is not cheap; it's free.

There's always real cheese in the rat trap.

SoCalExile Redeemed Joined Nov 2008 Posts 11363 EE 0% (0) GA, USA	Posted: 4/17/2018 9:40:01 PM EDT [#1] Smoking meat in times past: Smoked Bison - Historical Meat Preservation - The American Frontier https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-2zJvJn_Ihw
	God's grace is not cheap; it's free. There's always real cheese in the rat trap.

Ronin72 Joined Feb 2013 Posts 4179 EE 100% (8) USA	Posted: 5/11/2018 5:20:40 PM EDT [Last Edit: Ronin72] [#2] That guys channel is like crack for the mind. Once you start watching his videos, you won't stop. Make sure you have adequate time to binge watch.

Ridgerunner9876 Member Joined May 2009 Posts 43917 EE 100% (3) OH, USA	Posted: 10/6/2018 9:25:33 PM EDT [#3] Good stuff. Bought lots of stuff from Jas Townsend and Sons. If you enjoy these, look up Mark Baker's vids and books on the longhunter.
	"Having a discussion here is a lot like trying to teach knots to cub scouts. Some get it. Some try to. Some just chew on the rope."-me

sharkman6 Joined Jan 2007 Posts 2190 EE 100% (148) FL, USA	Posted: 10/7/2018 4:45:45 PM EDT [#4] These are good. I binge watched a bunch of 'em.

Nobody69s Member Joined Nov 2014 Posts 4962 EE 100% (396) USA	Posted: 10/7/2022 4:17:17 PM EDT [#5] Interesting videos.