cooking egg on camp fire,,Wilderness Survival

[Channel4ize]

how do i know when the heat is hottest but not too hot any secret tests u know?

[tim3jones]

@Channel4ize pull out some hot coals from the fire with a stick about 7 good hot coals then put the egg on top, 15 minutes the egg is ready to be taking out of the coals with a stick to cool down to eat.

[TheAmusementchannel]

Very interesting thnx

[DougTater]

Hey tim, Im atempting to make a campsite with nothing but a knife and saw, what type of trees do you prefer to use for cord?

[tim3jones]

@DougTater Willow tree.

[DougTater]

@tim3jones ok thanks cus all the other fibers we used end up disappointin us, so thanks! keep the videos coming!

[MultiTrigger22]

coals coals coals coals coals coals

[RanakaHai]

i just simply hunt a moose with a knife and rip off some flesh and go back to the campfire. That's how it worked for me!

P.S. does it matter that i'm from finland? Nope T_T

[devonman90]

how far away was the stick that marked where the shade was from the stick that showed where the shade was currently???

[tim3jones]

@devonman90 About 1 inch

[devonman90]

@tim3jones im not sure you and i are thinking of the same things, it looked like roughly a foot away from the two sticks that you were using as a marker for the shade, i guess i didn't explain that very well, when i looked back at the comment i didn't even understand what i wanted, lol

[jmg1957]

great as always..

[MrTigerinshadow]

Yeayiee, reminds me of my childhood when we used to throw everything into the fire and coals to experiment w/ cooking tme. Guess we all benefit from these experiences. Keep up the good work, love your vids! Your landscapes are so much different than ours, where are they taken exactly?

[tim3jones]

@MrTigerinshadow Kingfisher,Oklahoma USA.

[nextlevel2burittos]

these skills come in handy when the world will end

[kissmyarse666]

very insphereing ,

[Blackwater200]

Tim you are awesome, i'm learning alot from your skills man, keep up the good work :D

[tim3jones]

@Blackwater200 Your welcome glad you like my video... :)

[bencrazy702]

thank you, pretty simple and it works

[tim3jones]

@bencrazy702 Your welcome, It work great.

[sotto2]

These are excellent videos! Very instructive and entertaining. Please get a windscreen for your camera mic. And keep up the great videos. These are truly some of the best survival and outdoor cooking videos on youtube. You're the real deal.

[tim3jones]

@sotto2 Thank you.

[crazytwister474]

@tim3jones no your fir way to close to brush could start a wild fire not great but every thing else great

[MrShawnc992001]

great videos! keep'em coming!

[tim3jones]

@MrShawnc992001 Thank you I will have more videos soon.

[jmg1957]

nice

[Dovieye]

lol all that and you never showed the oak of the boiled egg wrapped in leaves? not much of a cooking lesson if there is no results. Still will give it a shot to impress some mates but guessing it will take a few shots to get heat and timing right to get that soft oak center without over cooking it.

[Wyndstarthedruid]

@Dovieye its pronounced and spelled, YOKE.

[Dovieye]

@Wyndstarthedruid haha true :P

[1lupus]

@Wyndstarthedruid You must be YOLKING, Buy a dictionary.

[Wyndstarthedruid]

@1lupus your actually correct, but your still a dickhead.

[1lupus]

@Wyndstarthedruid At least I can spell, and don't have to resort to abusing people, who can't even spell "you're". Think about it. You were the one who started handing out spelling advice.

[Wyndstarthedruid]

@1lupus oh my god an internet grammar nazi, holy shit. stfu

[1lupus]

@Wyndstarthedruid Unbelievable, you were the one who started correcting other peoples posts. A simple case of you handing out criticism, but not able to take any yourself. If I am a grammar nazi, that must make you an illogical troll of the first order.

[bencrazy702]

@Wyndstarthedruid you two need to get a room and make up!:)

[TheHellBound666]

great video man. Was wondering what knife you have?

[tim3jones]

@TheHellBound666 Old Timer.

[TheHellBound666]

@tim3jones

good choice

[tim3jones]

@TheHellBound666 Yep. Thank you...

[nipzilla]

nice! i'll try that at camp next time.

i always raid bird nests for fresh eggs when i'm camping.

with this method i can cook the birds' eggs in a bundle!

thanks!

[tim3jones]

@nipzilla your welcome.

[mr694you]

Thank you for sharing your techniques. I like your timer using the thumb and sticks. That was clever. I never thought about that.

We are learning from the true survivalists whose ancestors was dated back thousands of years. I haven't watch all your videos yet. But I will be watching it all pretty soon.

Thanks buddy, keep em coming!

[tim3jones]

@mr694you Thank you.

[TheBondWithNature]

Hua Kola brother. i love the shirt

[1911HeadBanger]

Thanks for the informative and down home video man. Great idea. I'll try it next time.

[direwoof3]

Pretty slick man!  I like the timer.

[tim3jones]

Thank you bro.

[uharrieman]

What kind of tree did you get your bark from? I couldn't quite catch its name. Great vid my friend.

[tim3jones]

A elm tree, Thank you...

[bowerman939]

Tim great video I love your channel ,just pure teaching of survival, no alterative motives

[AirCanadaA55555A]

Wow, I Didnt Know That Also, Thanks tim3jones!

[tim3jones]

Your welcome.

[cottonseedbks]

I didn't know eggs could be hard-boiled without water... this is really good. Thank you for this.

[tim3jones]

Your welcome.

[eddWyrd]

Best egg timer ever!

[larrylynn123]

The shadow timer you used was clever....will give your methods a try...Thanks!

[tim3jones]

You welcome.

[monteoner]

absolutely brilliant, love the tip about the sticks for a timer

[tim3jones]

It work's. thank you:)

[nj4x4fever2]

good job on the egg cooking

[tim3jones]

Your welcome.

[0ZYM4NDI4S]

Awesome. Thanks for the tips.

[tim3jones]

Welcome.

[OKBushcraft]

5/5