Hobo Stove Cooking. Sausage Cheese & Onion Omelette and The Canadian Hitch For Splitting Kindling
Hobo Stove Cooking. I was low on fire rolling ashes so I thought I'd use a big branch of White Oak that I set aside last month. This was a good opportunity to cook up some breakfast too. Doesn't a sausage, cheese, and onion omelette sound good?... I wasn't about to use my Corona Folding Saw to cut all that wood. So, I broke out the power mitre saw. Also, I demonstrate a useful knot to use when splitting small pieces of wood into kindling. The Canadian Hitch is what I used to hold the 5" diameter pieces of wood while batoning them into eighths... I was starving by the time I finally got around to cooking the omelette. Sure was good... Please SUBSCRIBE at the end of the video. Thanks!

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