It is on now, the new pizza oven is available soon.

Compression socks and travel compression socks

ATV TEK Cool stuff





I got the chance to check out these new rider products, and was impressed at the quality and usefulness. They are made from quality components for durability and reuse for the long haul ,on the trail.

Camp Chef Food







I was up to see the kids, in Tacoma ,and stopped for a look see ,at Wholesale Sports Store in Lacey Washington.  They had a nice Camp Chef display of products and the new Camp Chef gourmet outdoor meals.     The guys in the camping section  were friendly and knowledgeable, about all of  the fine Camp Chef  products.

Camp Chef Smoke Vault Hawaiian Jerky Recipe | OutdoorCooking.com

Camp Chef Smoke Vault Hawaiian Jerky Recipe | OutdoorCooking.com


The Outdoor Cook, Gary House shows how to make homemade Hawaiian Jerky - Smoke Vault style. Also, for you hunters out there, check out his Venison Jerky recipe at the bottom.
Jerky, in my house is a comfort food. I try to keep some available for those quick snacks my boys are always requesting. Originally I made my jerky in a dehydrator in the house, as I have shared before, not a favorable experience to Mrs Outdoor Cook. My new smoker of choice has been the Camp Chef Smoke Vault, a perfect choice for large quantities of beef jerky, smoked to perfection.
The 18″ Camp Chef Smoke Vault gives me plenty of rack space to add my jerky, plus adds the extra dimension of smoke that a normal dehydrator will not have. Temperature control is a snap, just set it to low and forget about it, a constant 200 degrees for as many hours as needed. If you want the temp lower, just open the vents or crack the door open a bit to adjust.
I like to add smoking chips to my jerky recipe for the first hour, adds great flavor and coloring (dark mahogany). Fruit woods are a good choice but stronger woods such as hickory and mesquite can be used also, just limit the exposure time so you do not overwhelm the flavor of the jerky your making.
These recipes are from my “100 Classic Jerky Recipes” cookbook.
A couple of additional tips I can offer:
  • Place meat in the freezer for a hour to make slicing easier.
  • Generally speaking, the leaner the meat, the better is your jerky. Remove all visible fat.
  • For old fashioned jerky, cut strips along the grain.
  • Keep your jerky strips as uniform in size as possible for even drying.
  • Flank steak, skirt steak and London broil, are all good meat cuts for making jerky.
Hawaiian Jerky recipe
  • 1 pound lean meat, thinly sliced
  • 1 tsp salt
  • 1 tsp ground ginger
  • 1 tbs brown sugar
  • 1/4 tsp pepper
  • 1/8 tsp cayenne pepper
  • 1 clove crushed garlic
  • 1/4 c pineapple juice
  • 1/4 c soy sauce
  • 1 can crushed pineapple – optional
  • Cherry smoking chips
Combine all ingredients except meat in a 1 gal zip bag, mix well. Add meat, coating all pieces. Seal zip bag, removing as much air as possible. Refrigerate 6 – 12 hours.
Camp Chef Smoke vault set to low, add chips and smoke for 3 hours. You can use light or dark soy sauce for this jerky recipe. I used dark soy sauce.

DRY BONES RIB RECIPES, FALLING OFF THE BONE......

The time for Ribs is Fall,

we always like to make the ribs "fall off the bones"  otherwise it is not Baby Back Ribs.

Here are some videos that are great resources    3 WAYS all the same result

Dry bones falling right off the rack!

(INDOOR CROCK POT VERSION)



In the OVEN VERSION



USING A SMOKER OR OUTDOOR GRILL



Email us your recipes and tricks to make your ribs.

We will post the winning recipes.

We are starting Spring 2013 Bookings and you can sign up anytime before the SHOT SHOW to get a 10% discount.

Email me for details and pricing   fishgriller@yahoo.com

GO Duct Tape


Found this article at http://beprepareduniversity.com/24-uses-for-duct-tape-in-an-emergency What a great article, DUCT TAPE FOR EMERGENCY


  24 USES FOR DUCT TAPE in an EMERGENCY Alaska is by far the largest user of Duct Tape.. because they use it to patch those little planes that zip around in the wilderness. So don’t worry if your two passenger plane lands and the wings appear to be Duck Taped on… it’s because they probably are.  Here are some slightly less serious, but just as useful ways to use duct tape.

 Repair a tent: You open your tent and oops — a tear. It’s no problem as long as you’ve brought your duct tape along, mirror the patch inside for strength.

 Reseal packages of food: Reseal boxes of crackers , bags of pasta or cans of beans, just make a lid out of duct tape.

 Hold your tent closed: Stick the door shut, and keep the bugs and critters out too.

 Splint a broken tent pole or fishing pole: Tape a stick to the broken area of your tent pole or fishing rod. You might get one last adventure out of it.

 Catch pesky flies: Hang duct tape from your cabin rafters. It’ll serve as flypaper. No need for nasty chemicals, either. Repair your water bottle: Whether a cracked water bottle or a pierced hydration bladder, a little strip of duct tape will come to the rescue.

 Make a spear: Strap your knife to a pole and you have a trusty spear to fend off beasts, or make one into your dinner.

 Wrap a sprained ankle: If you sprain your ankle, wrap the ankle with duct tape to give it support. Affix bandages: Place a sterile dressing over your wound, and strap it in place with duct tape.

 Blister care: Cover the blistered area with a bit of cotton gauze, and tape with duct tape. Make sure the duct tape fully covers the cotton and doesn’t touch the blister.

 Tape a broken window: Before removing broken window glass, crisscross the broken pane with duct tape to hold it all together. This will ensure a shard does not fall out and cut you.

 Mend a screen: Thwart the entrance of bugs through a tear in your window or door screen, until you make a permanent fix by covering the hole with duct tape.

 Repair a trash can: Repair plastic trash cans that are split or cracked by taping inside and out with duct tape.

 Make a belt: Run a piece of duct tape through your belt loops and stick it to itself in the front. Overlap it about 4 or 5 inches and you’ll still be able to peel the belt apart when nature calls.

 Repair your glasses: If your glasses break while you’re in the wilderness, tape them. You might look a bit nerdy but you will be able to see.

 Fix your rain gear: Mend your rain gear with a few strips of duct tape. Repair your clothing: Repair rips and tears in your clothing by slipping a piece of tape inside the rip, sticky side out, and carefully pressing both sides of the rip together. The repair will be barely detectable. Add extra insulation to your boots: Make your winter boots a warmer by taping the insoles with duct tape, silver side up to reflect the warmth of your feet back into your boots.

 Hem your pants: No time to hem your new jeans? Fake it with a strip of duct tape. The new hem will last through a few washes too.

 Make handcuffs: Create handcuffs for the bad guys by taping their hands together around a tree to prevent them from becoming a danger to themselves or others.

 Mark a trail: Use duct tape to blaze a trail or signal for rescue, especially if your duct tape is brightly colored or reflective.

 Make emergency repairs on your Bug Out Vehicle: Repair leaking hoses, broken tail lights, windows that don’t stay and even bullet holes with strips of duct tape.

 Hang perimeter or security lights: String lights around your camp with a rope made of duct tape.

 Make a disguise: Using trash bags and leaves, fashion a disguise then hold it all together with duct tape so that you can hide in plain sight.

The final word For the past 70 years or so, duct tape has been considered somewhat of a miracle worker. For the fix-it-yourself types, it is indispensable and has been used for things that I am sure the developers never imagined.

Fishing tips on the Oregon Coast, ling cod



Ling Cod Fishing on The Oregon Coast




Chef Kurt was on the Siggi G today




You will always have a great time on the Siggi G,  they are always winners off the Oregon Coast.

Gerber Reviews new Spring assisted knife

I was going to review this knife and saw a nice little review on You Tube.


Saved me some time and efforts.





Gerber also has a new spring assist that Outdoor Pros just uploaded.


You have to use this LINK

It was not in the catalog yet.


Have a grilling day!
Little Tikes Backyard Barbeque Get Out 'N Grill
Little Tikes Backyard BBQ
Fun for the kids inside and out.

Yaktrax and other snow tractions devices





I wish they had these ,back when I used to ski a lot . I was always hard to walk in ski boots , but this new product is awesome. It also protects the sole of your ski boots, so they fit tight in the bindings. Back in the day , a walk to the car in the lot ,could damage your boots, and be a safety hazard , when you stepped back in your bindings. The gouges from the gravel could cause your bindings to not work properly. This new product  has  traction soles on the bottom and  makes walking easier . A nice carry bag comes with it also . These are used by the US, SKI TEAM  so you know they Really Work, and are not just another useless product..

how to contact customer service at Amazon

Getting a phone number for customer service at Amazon or a live person can be a real problem.

They are extremely efficient and can handle any problem quickly through the email and contact system.


However,  it can be a bit tricky to get to the right spot.


Here is a couple of links to save you time trying to contact Amazon on a order.


NOTE:  Login to your account first.

Where's My Stuff?  

 Manage Your Orders






if all else fails try this link 



Good luck and comment with any questions or issues!!


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