Another Interesting Youtube channel

[The Crisco Kid]

 

[TDM]

I like it! Thanks.

 

[Tennessee]

I really enjoy his videos. He tries to keep most of it period correct and is just enjoyable to watch and listen to

 

[Rató:rats]

A very well known guy in the small Canadian 18th century trekking community. I always make time to visit with him when I’m around Thunder Bay. An absolute authority on 17th and 18th century trade silver. Pity he won’t give forums like this a chance, too many numpty’s he says.

 

[Tennessee]

A very well known guy in the small Canadian 18th century trekking community. I always make time to visit with him when I’m around Thunder Bay. An absolute authority on 17th and 18th century trade silver. Pity he won’t give forums like this a chance, too many numpty’s he says.

I would love to have an opportunity to meet him, a bit too far for me though. He seems like a very personable and friendly guy.

 

[Marc50]

Thanks for posting this. I’ve watch several of his videos the last couple of days.

 

[hanshi]

Very cool videos, instructive and entertaining. What's so great is him doing everything the old way.

 

[Gold Grizzly]

Very cool videos, instructive and entertaining. What's so great is him doing everything the old way.

The old way of life and survival is a dying art. It is cool doing things the old way to keep it alive.

 

[Louisk]

Great channel. It would be a kick to meet that guy. I've been watching his episode on making a shooting bag several times as that's my next planned leathercraft project. I know I'm going to have to watch all of them. Really like the music on the videos too.

 

[deertraks]

I really like Peter Kelly's videos. He gives very good representations of 18th century living. He is building an 18th century blacksmith shop, even built his own bellows.

 

[Jim K]

Thank you. I subscribed

 

[Bnewberry]

I have been watching since he started building his cabin. I appreciate his work!