Can cooker

[thndrvlly]

 Can Cooker does anybody use this in there shanty or on the ice? just wondering if its worth it. Seems like you can do a good meal quick

[Idahogator]

You may think some of us old-timers know what you're talking about, but this one is begging for clarity. Thanks.   

[harry]

Les Stroud on survivor man cooks with cans all the time. 

[thndrvlly]

lol, looks like  a milk can with latches on it, small vent hole in the lid and you fill it it with whatever you want to eat and it steam/cooks the food rather quick usually within 30-45 min, Cabelas sells them in two diff sizes, looks like its very versatile

[Idahogator]

Les Stroud on survivor man cooks with cans all the time. 

I must be a bit behind on entertainment/TV.   

[harry]

I must be a bit behind on entertainment/TV.   

Find the science channel if available to you he's actually really interesting. Its one survival show that actually could teach you what to do in a bad situation when out of civilization.

[bullpine]

They used to use milking cans.  You would layer the corn and sausage and potatoes and bury the can on a beach fire of hot coals.  Food cooked up while you were fishing.

[finchasr]

While on the ice I prefer to fish not eat but that's just me.

[Idahogator]

Find the science channel if available to you he's actually really interesting. Its one survival show that actually could teach you what to do in a bad situation when out of civilization.

Thanks, I'll check him out.  I wish he'd consulted me ~ I've truly lived beyond civilization since '75 and coming into the country that is what America was.   

[GCD]

http://www.cabelas.com/catalog/video_popup.jsp?productId=1586594&embedCode=BsNDg0Mzpd6i2MbmO3dI0tzhZvyjqJwz&playerId=a520a71169b94579bfea2be893162c4a

[Idahogator]

Thanks, GCD.  A lot clearer now.