Lord the ammo shortage so bad my guys had to turn into a cooking channel

@sevenx24

3 жыл бұрын

lol

@constitutionalcarpenter541

3 жыл бұрын

😂

@timowens7214

3 жыл бұрын

I immediately started laughing my ass off when I read this

@georgewashington7312

3 жыл бұрын

@@billybongthornton4285 that's not entirely true...

@tylerthee8315

3 жыл бұрын

Beat me to it lmao

Next up. Rachel Ray does a AK melt down video. Love you guy. I actually like this vid.

As a veteran, hunter, fisherman, prepper, and self proclaimed backyard BBQ pitmaster, please keep these videos coming!

Love your " Los Pollos" 🐔 apron....

@majorpotts8870

3 жыл бұрын

🔥

I enjoyed this, nothing more cool than to be able to self support you and your family with food you've hunted and home grown yourself

I remember cooking and canning with my father. Very fond memories. I need to start doing it with my wife.

Could watch stuff like that for hours, nice addition to the gun content!

Y'all're a couple of polymaths, true renaissance men. Wouldn't be surprised if ya came out with a yoga lesson next.

@jutde

3 жыл бұрын

Once you hit a certain age, just going prone becomes a yoga session.

@NoNo_IStay

3 жыл бұрын

Chad just might lol

Thank you for doing this! I think more channels should mix it up and branch out like you guys do. This could bring in more viewers who were on the fence about firearms and slowly transition them into your other content. The more people on our team the better.

My great grandmother taught my grandmother, my great grandmother and my grandmother taught my mom, and my mom taught me. I know how to can, but I personally haven't canned myself by myself so I imagine I can. Its just something that my mom and I do together as mother and son.

@johnturner5893

3 жыл бұрын

What happened? Family has ran out of Y chromosomes? No offense..I'm happy that you help your mom. Moms are the best thing could happen to sons.

@nobodyimportant69

3 жыл бұрын

Me too man. Pretty much everything that I learned about cooking and canning all came from my dear old Gramma. I used to help her out in the kitchen from 4-5 yrs old. Peeling taters and carrot and she'd cut them up. Taught me how to measure ingredients and later on, how to improvise and make cookbook recipe's better suited to your own tastes. My wife of 21yrs still can't believe that I never use a recipe for cooking, it all flows from the cooking knowledge passed down from Gramma. Hey, it also comes with a lot of trial and error too. That's why Grandparents are the best ones to teach you how to cook, many years of trial and error culminates into an experienced and well versed chef. I try to teach my kids, but to they're all to lazy and would rather just slap together what's in a cookbook and toss it on the stove, Crock-Pot or in the oven. Just no interest in trying to learn the art. I guess when I leave this world my secrets and knowledge will go with me because nobody that I can pass it on to cares about learning to cook. It's a shame. Kids these days

@rayjarrett3051

3 жыл бұрын

@@johnturner5893 You spot on there! I miss my mom something fierce.

@lifegoeson05

3 жыл бұрын

@@nobodyimportant69 if your anywhere near Dallas, I'd gladly take some classes.

Looking forward to your new topics. Self reliance is an important skill, from self defense, securing food, shelter, power, car repair, clothing etc.

That’s the only way I do venison. Lasts years and no worries about power outage

@TeamBuffaloOutdoors

3 жыл бұрын

Doing a venison grinding video for our channel shortly

@FurAndFeathers503

Жыл бұрын

Dampen your paper towel with vinegar, not water, because it removes the grease, whereas water doesn't.

I like this new segment. Especially during this age of uncertainty we live in I've been thinking alot about self reliance in every aspect and this is right on the money. Cheers from Texas

Been canning Venison for years. Great Grandmas recipe. We use cubed meat. In bottom of jar add 1stp brown gravy powder, minced onion, salt, and few other spices and then pack cubes of raw meat. It comes out tasting like roast beef. Best canned venison I’ve ever had. We did 100 pints a few years ago we try and do 1-2 deer every year.

Excited about this new series! Thanks fellers

Bring this series back

It's best to take the rings off when storing them because you don't want a failed lid kept down. Happy canning!

"Sooner or later, everything old is new again." -Stephen King

Me and my wife do a lot of canning. She’s kind of a wizard at it. I love this stuff. Love to see some more of this.

We used to can our food for winter when i was younger. I hunted for meat in winter and with the veggies we had canned we did ok to survive a winter. Never ran out of food.

Just bought my first pressure canner 🙂 It gets delivered Friday and I’ve already got a bunch of stuff I’m planning on canning. Thanks for always putting out great content guys 🙏🏽

Eric you should make the guitar tune the intro of this series. Also, defrost the veggies just looks better.

Yes a new series

Guitar picking in every episode.🙂👍🏼👍🏼

LOL, LOL. Loved Eric's explanation of a Mans Meal! 😅 Amen brother. I need to coach my Grandsons on this! God bless all here.

I made fig preserves this year and so glad I did it. Great series

Excellent pressure canning instructions with the 921. Olive oil to lube the seal on the canner lid.

I started canning beans and rice back in 2018 I started a food pantry with storable Foods spam tuna canned chicken noodles I've learned that you got to rotate your pantry I've learned a lot now I want to get into gardening growing my own food I didn't know you can do meat in a canning process thanks for the heads up guys now I got to get a pressure cooker

Yes this is going to be an amazing series

These vids are epic. I love y’all just for who you are. God bless guys

Nice vid! My dad was canning venison tenderloin in the 90s. I did not live with him, so I never learned the art. In the 80s, I remember my parents canning veggies; endless amounts of beets. Lol.

Done it here in Mesilla, New Mexico for about 45 years with my mommy. I'm 51.

Really love this new series.

This is great. My neighbor lady is actually teaching me how to pressure can. I've been wanting to learn so I can stay more prepared.

Great training. Thank you so much. Something I have not thought about for over 40 years.

What an awesome new series. Cant wait for the next episode. Plz do more of these. You have peaked my interest. Long time sub and man can buyer.

A great video guys. As someone getting started canning, any and all information and demonstration are immensely helpful

Thanks guys, love your videos, been watching for quite a while and enjoy all your work. This is really good on canning, I grew up on this and my wife and I have been canning our whole life’s. We live in Alaska half the year and go down south for the winter to our farm in Northern NY. The wife cans smoked salmon and it’s to die for. For got to mention I did 24 years in the Army, all the way!

This was a nice change up. Good information and entertainment.

Hell yess! Lemme get some pickling recipes!

Thanks for the help, I bought an all-american caner andi have a deer to process. Your demonstration is the best!

I'm totally for this new series.

This was awesome. Really like this series.

This is awesome. Keep these coming

Thanks guys, this is a great skill set to learn for the current and future times to come.

Awesome love videos like this we needs skills like this today now more than ever

Big fan of the regular show and this was fun. Thank you.

Great tips and hints for us amateurs guys!! Looks good and manly!!!

Loved the episode, keep it up guys. I have never done any canning but after watching this makes me want to get into it.

We pressure can, chili, beef stew, chicken soup, all kinds of stuff, just open, warm and eat

So glad you guys are starting this series 👍👍👍 Nice presentation as well!!

I like when it's venting😊 makes me happy

Great stuff guys. You've understood that the key to great content is in fact the characters, not the content. Keep up your chilled vibes!

I have been looking forward to this, we have canned for decades, but I still wanted to see you good ole boys work the magic!!!🦌🥩🍷

I been watching for years! I like these feature videos Big thumbs up boys!!

Well done fellas !!!

Love the content. Thanks guys.

Great information plus a little guitar music from Eric. Thanks guys!👍😊

I enjoyed this, found it to be very informative, and entertaining, Thumbs Up !

Awesome guys ! Look fwd to these !

This is great, love firearms but I love cooking and prepping as well. Great content keep it up gents.

This was fantastic! Keep it up!

"Head spacing is important" Does Ball make a no go gauge?

@jamesritter2976

3 жыл бұрын

The other end of the debubbler wand is the gage

@whysoserious7014

3 жыл бұрын

There's Ball ammo lids available to cap and seal those protein filled glass cartridges. Great ammo to feed the gut to power those guns of the arms.

Omg I love it you two are doing this I got into canning with my garden I put in last summer !I have the same American canner like 370 on Amazon it’s awesome and I am so hooked

Thanks for the video. Wanted to see how to preserve meat without the risk of botulism.

They did it! The canning video we've all been waiting for yay!!! lol 👍👍👍

Nice change of content, enjoyed this. Thanks!

The good ole Mix N Chop.

I love this new style content

Who says guys cant drink wine? I love it, great video guys

@johnturner5893

3 жыл бұрын

Too much wine drinking COULD make you lose wars. Just ask the French and the Italians, the two most wine drinking nations. /Portugal and Spain are somewhere there too /.Just joking. Cheers..or whatever you say drinking your chardonnay.. Geee I'm just bad today.,,seeing these two gun guys are 'coming out" as closet chefs..LOL Not because there was anything wrong with it. LOL.I'm having fun.

@whysoserious7014

3 жыл бұрын

Only on cooking shows and with a meal. When out with the guys its beer lol.

I love this thanks guys!

Awesome new serie idea

I like the video. I need to start canning. Good idea guys keep up the good work.

Glad you're making this series. I feel like this will be very important to know in the immediate future. This is something I need to learn more about. Edit: The guitar is a nice addition.

THANK YOU FOR THE VIDEO!!!

Always great content :) looking forward for the new stuff

Headspace and timing... crucial as always.

Guys this video was great!! As per usual y'all were informative and hilarious. Looking forward to more of these

I think this new series is a great idea. I personally hunt or raise all my own meat , butcher it ,freez or can it make my own jurky , sausages and raise am many veggies as I can. And can or freez them. The grocery store is were I get spices and stuff that doesn't grow were I live. Thanks for the video!

nice for a change!

Yum Yum..Thanks for the intel..Gonna be canning as a lil side hobby..Old-school is the Only school..

Well done, y’all.

Oh man, the apron. I love it! 👍

Outstanding 1st show

You had me with the apron. That's awesome

This video was awesome guys great job! Looking forward to doing some canning of my own now!

This is awesome guys. I just bought this pressure canner and haven't used it yet and I'm a cast iron fanatic. Look forward to the videos.

Super interesting, I have the same pressure cooker but I never canned anything but veg. Gonna try this deer season!! Thanks

It's about time !!!!! Do more of these Please ??

I’m a newer sub, came here for firearm knowledge but I dig the change up in content. Came away learning something new.

@whysoserious7014

3 жыл бұрын

Eric and Chad cover wide range of topics: gun gripes, gun reviews, gun care maintenance and accuracy, reloading ammo, gun smithing, army surplus guns, gun meltdowns, old gun restoration, self reliance "prepping" long term food storage, home self defense scenarios with firearms. Hope you find their channel helpful and informative.

Awesome video! Eric really shreds that acoustic. Love it brothers. Very informative

Thanks Guys. I've been wanting to can meats, for a while now (been canning fruits and veggies for most of my life) Great to get some info, and how to get started... 💪💪💪 Keep 'em coming...

This is awesome and great guitar playing!

super cool and really looking forward to the cast iron videos!

U guys are awesome thanks and Eric did a great job on the guitar

Thumbs up for the guitar skills!!!

The canning is interesting. But I'm definitely here for that guitar playing. 🤣 Very nice!

I love this guys and I think it is really smart to appeal to other aspects of your fan base incase your channel has to pivot, to avoid what may still be to come. Ps. Knowing how to cook, clean, and sow? Independence and self reliance, are cornerstone to the manly way. Women also love it when they are not alone in the fight to tend the house, and what is more manly, than a happy wife, who loves you and REALLY is thankful she chose you as her partner. Good luck with this new series. Love what you do.

Dude that was seriously cool I really appreciate the info thanks 👍🏻

Awesome new series boys