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By: RealityStar9. on 21 May 12, 11:28:08
Can you? cook with it?
By: ozoffroader. on 20 May 12, 03:11:54
The best channel on the toobe.. Love? your work Dave!!!
By: callijah61. on 11 May 12, 02:23:46
no. thats why its good for candles and such. i keep bacon grease in a cup next to my stove. it sits? out, uncovered and it can sit there for a long long time.
By: LJacyHenry. on 02 May 12, 05:39:18
yes it is most commerical soap is? made from it
By: FutureHumanDestiny. on 01 May 12, 19:47:49
the reason you render tallow from fat is to keep it from spoiling. almost any fat will do, if it is rendered? skillfully. -dale
By: richardhummell2497. on 06 Apr 12, 01:00:10
Yep?
By: richardhummell2497. on 06 Apr 12, 00:59:31
Rendered fat from any red meat (Beef, deer and moose) is called tallow. Rendered fat from any white meat (Pork or foul) is called lard. Tallow has a higher melting temperature than lard. Both have the same properties,? both can be burned in a lamp, both can be used to cook with, both protect metal and waterproof and nourish leather and wood but lard makes a heck of a mess in your pack if it gets warm enough to liquify.
By: Xarcas. on 17 Mar 12, 14:00:14
Yes it would. Except that he's not in grizzly country, those? are found in the utmost north part of the rockies. northern yellowstone and up. In reality, a primitive survivalist wouldn't go to grizzly bear country unless they have a very very big gun. The reason bear country laws are so strict is that the grizzly can smell all food on you. This fat yes but, dry frozen food you carry as well. The packaging won't save you, it will diminish but not negate smell.
By: Xarcas. on 17 Mar 12, 13:54:38
So basicly, if? a bear is close enough for you to know about it, he can smell your mountain house beef stew, don't kid yourself thinking otherwise.
By: SuperBRONSON21. on 13 Feb 12, 20:22:53
is? beef fat any good for making tallow???
By: SolidusVictorium. on 10 Feb 12, 15:25:58
won't it? go rancid?
By: ahvala7. on 06 Jan 12, 18:08:24
Utilizing? Resources Deer Tallow: 7-for cooking 8-for protecting your lips and skin 9-removing rust
By: KAPichon. on 05 Jan 12, 20:42:58
Just? make a small ring by weaving a vine to itself in a circle and place it under the turtle shell as a stand to prevent it from falling over.
By: beardenfilms. on 02 Dec 11, 00:47:51
this year i shot an eight point and im pretty embaraced to say tht i gut shot it well anywayse i was out following the blood trail and to the right of the trail was a chunk of fat i picked it up and it was dry ive been wandering how it dried so quickly until i? heard this thanks for all the help
By: mccullenj. on 10 Nov 11, 15:09:10
Great information. Thanks.?
By: jkgoet01. on 03 Nov 11, 11:35:39
the point is utilizing your resources in the wild, but cotton balls would work great, cotton balls covered in petroleum jelly make starting a fire nothin- burns? a big bright flame for up to 5 minutes
By: jkgoet01. on 03 Nov 11, 11:32:28
definitely gunna try this, it seems like rendered tallow burns alot longer than regular candle wax, especially from your tallow candle video, keep up the great work! also how do we contact discovery on getting dual? survival a third season, I couldn't find it on their website
By: hutsoncl. on 02 Nov 11, 17:49:30
i hope you picked up that? cig.
By: Hutzjohn. on 01 Nov 11, 23:42:49
Thanks Dave another great video. I really like Ron? Hood videos but I tell you the truth I have learned more from you.
By: Hutzjohn. on 01 Nov 11, 23:27:53
It's called a "Blindhorse Knife" blindhorseknives? "DOT" com
By: oelewapperable. on 31 Oct 11, 21:38:29
Detailed and very instructive,keep? up the good work!
By: McHenryAnge. on 31 Oct 11, 16:00:01
Did the surface of the tallow ever catch fire? When I play with lamps is seems that as the oils heat up the? whole surface lights. But I've not used anything like the rock to fill a dish. Very cool. I'll be saving all of that old bacon grease from now on.
By: FixedByDoc. on 30 Oct 11, 18:33:16
cool.?
By: crazymoo56. on 30 Oct 11, 01:19:11
Interesting and detailed video Dave. Thanks for the insight.?