As another has already said, thanks for making videos again. I’ve fit.ed up my subscription once again. Tried cigars but you can’t beat a pipe. I smoke primarily when at fish camp. Not only do I enjoy the smoke, it has the added benefit of keeping the bugs at bay! Black Cavendish flavored tobaccos are my preferred.
Hey sarge, great to see you back making vids. I@ve been smoking a pipe for about six or seven years now. I honestly can't count the amount of times people have stopped me, both on site at work and on the street, even when I'm out with my wife and they always say the same thing "I love the smell of the pipe, my grandad used to smoke one". It's just one of many reasons i love smoking my pipe. I smoke a blend called "Connemara Black". It's an aromatic blend from Petersons in Dublin, cherry flavoured and by far my favorite. I've also built up quite a collection of pipes and folks don't believe how different the smoke from each one is. Crooked pipes, straight stemmed, black briar, long stemmed and church warden, all have a slightly different effect on the same tabacco. I'm looking forward to getting back out into the woods cause there's just something beautiful about smoking a pipe beside the campfire.
There's just nothing more calming and fulfilling than a good pipe in the outdoors. I usually just keep my pipe tobacco sealed in the tins they come in and in airtight jars once opened, but that kit gives me some ideas, thanks!
Borkum Riff Cherry is my favorite. I used to do logging. During the deep winter in the early morning I would drive the skidder up to the top of a hill just at sunrise. I would get over the top, stop and shut of the machine then load my pipe. By the time the pipe was loaded, the critters would relax and start making their calls and vocalizations. It was glorious sitting in the sunrise at minus 20c with the smell of borkum riff wafting around, and the pleasant cherry on my tongue. A great way to begin the work day.
I am very fortunate to be good friends with a wonderful couple, well known in the custom tobacco pipe making world. I have always enjoyed a pipe from time to time...and a nice whiskey.
Great pipes! I like corn cobs, smoking Samuel Gawith Squadron Leader mostly, sometimes adding cigar leftovers in it. Its really basic mild English mix with floral note and very interesting history behind it. Kidding, just love package design with a plane :)
Hey! Nice to see you on YT out in the woods - and with a pipe! I smoke pipe myself. I like Orlik Golden Sliced. A flake, mix of mature Virginias. It's absolutely a top 5! Others: Capstan (yellow and blue), Lousiana Flake. But I'm like you - love to try different things. Mostly non-aromatics though.
My grandpa used to smoke a pipe. I stole a puff off it one time. Taste and smells like vanilla. Had a purple fish on the jar. Beautiful aromas, like an incense.
I like heavy Latakia blends. Im a rookie (tobacco) piper, very rarely do I bust one out, but I found quickly that flavored smokes aren't the best for me. Then i found i really like latakia, orientals, english blends, etc. 2 that made an impression on me right off are Cornell and Diehl's Harbor Flake and Hearth and Home Heart of Darkness. The Heart of Darkness smells like a campfire when you open the tin, its almost 2/3 Latakia. Good stuff, plus it doesn't make me sick like a lot of the stronger nicotine varieties like the virginias and the perique blends can. I'm real sensitive to nicotine. And I've found rum soaked baccy to be splendid tasting, but it's very strong for me. I tried the Gaslight... Whooo buddy.. i killed some grass after that for sure, turned me green.
Just found this vid and had become a subscriber a few days ago, glad to see there's some other Bushcraft pipe smokers out there. Some of my favorite tobaccos are Hearth and Home White Knight . Of course Seattle pipe Club plum pudding, and Maltese Falcon by G.L. PEASE, and another good one that I thought might be too strong for me but turned out it wasn't, Orlik DARK STRONG KENTUCKY
hey, i do ryo roll your own cigarettes. The good stuff is mainly used for ryo cigs. For a good pipe tobacco id recommend the "codger" blends like carter hall, prince albert or walter raleigh. then there's also the aromatics like captain black or half and half
My favorite pipe tobacco is rum and maple blend we have a great tobacco store that does custom lends it has a smooth kinda sweet flavor without the overwhelming cherry flavor
Nothing like a pipe in the woods but i smoke a pipe everyday anyway old men blends Carter Hall Prince Albert Half and Half and. Cant beat it for stress love it Keep puffin man
I been wanting to get a pipe and try it. I remember being kid my great uncle smoked pipe it always smelt good. PS I just moved from Washington, MO where your pipe is from. Anyways keep coming bro glad your back.
I like to pick wild herbs to smoke. did a mix of BlackBerry leaves, Mullien, BlackBerry root, and strawberry leaves. not to bad I as have the book smoke plants of north America a really good book. thank for sharing. Prov 27:17
I don't have access to a good tobacco store, so the best tobacco I've found is to use the inside of a Backwoods Black cigar. It is a rich and robust smoke.
I make my pipes out of Pecan because i have 7 Pecan trees on my property . I drill my stems with a 3/16" bit because i like a tighter draw but if you like the full draw use a dead rose bush stem, very easy to hallow out. Tobacco i smoke is called cowboy coffee www.thecountrysquireonline.com/product/cowboy-coffee-virginia-kentucky/
My dads mix was 50/50 sir walter and captain black(cans) then a ouch of cherry mixed in , CB has a aroma that stand out but can be overwhelming taste same as cherry , try a around apple slice (thin) for dried out tobacco,poor mans humidador
I started smoking a pipe about a month ago. I am not a smoker, but the pipe seems to relax me. I am very interested in natural smokables that are in our area!
I'm another one, like Mitch, who only smokes wild plants. That said, there's a world of difference between cigarette tobacco and good pipe tobacco. Pipes get a bad rap. I would have liked to try Frog Morton's Cellar, before the company decided to call it quits in the wake of the new regulations. Do you happen to recall the name of the book you mentioned? I tend to favor mullein, staghorn sumac, and yarrow, either alone or together. Those are my favorites, especially when the sumac has been turned red by the first frost.
Very cool. I cant remember the name of the book honestly. Maybe i can ask Mitch. All the ones you mention are good and ive tried. Clover is also pretty good, but my favorite is sweet fern.
Grow your own tobacco sarge. Its easier than growing tomatoes. Got my seeds off of ebay. Weird varieties like turkish and watnot. Satisfying smoking your own!
I don’t pack a pipe very often anymore, but have quite a bit of tobacco laying around. I can send you some samples once the corona virus craziness clears up. of youd like to give it a try. Have you been in tobaccoreviews.com? Crazy how many blends there are. I’ve always wanted to try a clay pipe for the nostalgia.
As another has already said, thanks for making videos again. I’ve fit.ed up my subscription once again. Tried cigars but you can’t beat a pipe. I smoke primarily when at fish camp. Not only do I enjoy the smoke, it has the added benefit of keeping the bugs at bay! Black Cavendish flavored tobaccos are my preferred.
Thanks for the video sarge. I would like to see a video of you collecting wild smokeables for sure. Thanks again for the video stay safe and god bless
Hey sarge, great to see you back making vids. I@ve been smoking a pipe for about six or seven years now. I honestly can't count the amount of times people have stopped me, both on site at work and on the street, even when I'm out with my wife and they always say the same thing "I love the smell of the pipe, my grandad used to smoke one". It's just one of many reasons i love smoking my pipe. I smoke a blend called "Connemara Black". It's an aromatic blend from Petersons in Dublin, cherry flavoured and by far my favorite. I've also built up quite a collection of pipes and folks don't believe how different the smoke from each one is. Crooked pipes, straight stemmed, black briar, long stemmed and church warden, all have a slightly different effect on the same tabacco. I'm looking forward to getting back out into the woods cause there's just something beautiful about smoking a pipe beside the campfire.
There's just nothing more calming and fulfilling than a good pipe in the outdoors.
I usually just keep my pipe tobacco sealed in the tins they come in and in airtight jars once opened, but that kit gives me some ideas, thanks!
Borkum Riff Cherry is my favorite.
I used to do logging. During the deep winter in the early morning I would drive the skidder up to the top of a hill just at sunrise. I would get over the top, stop and shut of the machine then load my pipe. By the time the pipe was loaded, the critters would relax and start making their calls and vocalizations.
It was glorious sitting in the sunrise at minus 20c with the smell of borkum riff wafting around, and the pleasant cherry on my tongue.
A great way to begin the work day.
I like black cavendish aromatics.Rum,honey,vanilla,maple blends are nice!!! Would love to see a wild smokeables vid!!
Ditto
I am very fortunate to be good friends with a wonderful couple, well known in the custom tobacco pipe making world. I have always enjoyed a pipe from time to time...and a nice whiskey.
Right on
Never smoked a pipe before.. I used to smoke cigarettes a long time ago.. but quit.
Thanks for the video
Great pipes! I like corn cobs, smoking Samuel Gawith Squadron Leader mostly, sometimes adding cigar leftovers in it. Its really basic mild English mix with floral note and very interesting history behind it. Kidding, just love package design with a plane :)
Hey! Nice to see you on YT out in the woods - and with a pipe! I smoke pipe myself. I like Orlik Golden Sliced. A flake, mix of mature Virginias. It's absolutely a top 5! Others: Capstan (yellow and blue), Lousiana Flake. But I'm like you - love to try different things. Mostly non-aromatics though.
That Missouri Meerschaum is a well-know classic. They're inexpensive, too.
Have few memories of my Granddad and a Pipe. I still love the smell. I love the fact your Pup does cloverleaf security while you film.
LOL....he does
Poul Winslow N°1 tobacco man! Danish blend, smooth as all heck!
My grandpa used to smoke a pipe.
I stole a puff off it one time. Taste and smells like vanilla. Had a purple fish on the jar.
Beautiful aromas, like an incense.
Just like old times, super happy to see you back making videos! Been watching since the Mitch, Dave, and Jim days!
I like heavy Latakia blends. Im a rookie (tobacco) piper, very rarely do I bust one out, but I found quickly that flavored smokes aren't the best for me. Then i found i really like latakia, orientals, english blends, etc.
2 that made an impression on me right off are Cornell and Diehl's Harbor Flake and Hearth and Home Heart of Darkness. The Heart of Darkness smells like a campfire when you open the tin, its almost 2/3 Latakia. Good stuff, plus it doesn't make me sick like a lot of the stronger nicotine varieties like the virginias and the perique blends can. I'm real sensitive to nicotine. And I've found rum soaked baccy to be splendid tasting, but it's very strong for me. I tried the Gaslight... Whooo buddy.. i killed some grass after that for sure, turned me green.
I don’t smoke cigarettes, but I do enjoy a pipe and a little whiskey or rum by the fire. Always take my pipe bag. 👍🏻 my pipe is from Danny Boy pipes.
My apologies Sarge, but I smoke herb only. I love the smell of good pipe tobacco tho.
Just found this vid and had become a subscriber a few days ago, glad to see there's some other Bushcraft pipe smokers out there. Some of my favorite tobaccos are Hearth and Home White Knight .
Of course Seattle pipe Club plum pudding, and Maltese Falcon by
G.L. PEASE, and another good one that I thought might be too strong for me but turned out it wasn't, Orlik DARK STRONG KENTUCKY
hey, i do ryo roll your own cigarettes. The good stuff is mainly used for ryo cigs. For a good pipe tobacco id recommend the "codger" blends like carter hall, prince albert or walter raleigh. then there's also the aromatics like captain black or half and half
4noggins is a great site for all your pipe and cigar needs! I liked 4noggins Butternut Burley myself!
Derek does smoking affect your weight training at all. I enjoy your videos. Thanks
My favorite pipe tobacco is rum and maple blend we have a great tobacco store that does custom lends it has a smooth kinda sweet flavor without the overwhelming cherry flavor
Nothing like a pipe in the woods but i smoke a pipe everyday anyway old men blends Carter Hall Prince Albert Half and Half and. Cant beat it for stress love it Keep puffin man
The smoke when the sun is low on the horizon speaks volumes.
What do you use for the stem of the pipe what kind of tube? Cattail or something? Would live a video on pipe carving been smoking pipe for years
River cane, field millet.....or any hollow or pithy center type stalk. Obviously being care of poisoness pants etc.....
I been wanting to get a pipe and try it. I remember being kid my great uncle smoked pipe it always smelt good. PS I just moved from Washington, MO where your pipe is from. Anyways keep coming bro glad your back.
I like to pick wild herbs to smoke. did a mix of BlackBerry leaves, Mullien, BlackBerry root, and strawberry leaves. not to bad I as have the book smoke plants of north America a really good book. thank for sharing. Prov 27:17
I don't have access to a good tobacco store, so the best tobacco I've found is to use the inside of a Backwoods Black cigar. It is a rich and robust smoke.
yea I smoke a corn cob at night or when bugs are bad
happy trails!
btw Iam glade to see you back
Very nice Derek! Would love to smoke his weed ;) Smoked some of your chaga as well. Take care buddy!
Hey Sep!!!! Hows it goin buddy!!!
@@joesneon Outside Corana, inside the wife, where the hell should i go?
@@joesneon jk ok so far, all healthy, but beside small walks not much outdoors. And you? Take care btw.
I sometimes smoke a pipe with regular cigarette tobacco. Sometimes regular, sometimes menthol...
I make my pipes out of Pecan because i have 7 Pecan trees on my property . I drill my stems with a 3/16" bit because i like a tighter draw but if you like the full draw use a dead rose bush stem, very easy to hallow out.
Tobacco i smoke is called cowboy coffee www.thecountrysquireonline.com/product/cowboy-coffee-virginia-kentucky/
My dads mix was 50/50 sir walter and captain black(cans) then a ouch of cherry mixed in , CB has a aroma that stand out but can be overwhelming taste same as cherry , try a around apple slice (thin) for dried out tobacco,poor mans humidador
I’m from Missouri! How bout that. And I’m smokin a bowl rite now….. I mean pipe😇
I started smoking a pipe about a month ago. I am not a smoker, but the pipe seems to relax me. I am very interested in natural smokables that are in our area!
did you get that from denver
First sweet 👍👍👍👍.
i love smoking a pipe when i`m out and about inn the forest. My fav tobacco is Petteroes. a Norwegian brand
can you smoke haha in the pipe?
I'm another one, like Mitch, who only smokes wild plants. That said, there's a world of difference between cigarette tobacco and good pipe tobacco. Pipes get a bad rap. I would have liked to try Frog Morton's Cellar, before the company decided to call it quits in the wake of the new regulations.
Do you happen to recall the name of the book you mentioned? I tend to favor mullein, staghorn sumac, and yarrow, either alone or together. Those are my favorites, especially when the sumac has been turned red by the first frost.
Very cool. I cant remember the name of the book honestly. Maybe i can ask Mitch. All the ones you mention are good and ive tried. Clover is also pretty good, but my favorite is sweet fern.
@@sargefaria Yeah, Mitch speaks very well of sweet fern. Haven't managed to find it in my area yet.
Grow your own tobacco sarge. Its easier than growing tomatoes. Got my seeds off of ebay. Weird varieties like turkish and watnot. Satisfying smoking your own!
Drug store tobacco Captain Black is good but I love Dunhill Oriental Express
I’m pretty sure orient express is a Cornell and Diehl Blend somewhat similar to Dunhill My Mixture 965. Both are really good.
Eileen’s Dream.
I don’t pack a pipe very often anymore, but have quite a bit of tobacco laying around. I can send you some samples once the corona virus craziness clears up. of youd like to give it a try. Have you been in tobaccoreviews.com? Crazy how many blends there are. I’ve always wanted to try a clay pipe for the nostalgia.
I like menthol tin star tobacco
I smoked a pipe. there's nothing wrong with it.
Are you still married