Hand forged squirrel cooker!

[AA Forge]

I recently started playing around with making some squirrel cookers. What do you guys think so far?

In the future I plan to offer them in a bunch of different styles and options.


http://aaforge.com/Hand_forged_ironwork.html

100_8229 by AA Forge, on Flickr

 

[zcd]

Great work haha, love it

 

[liamstrain]

Looks great, though I'm confused about how this is used...is it essentially just a roasting spit?

 

[schmittie]

Looks good. Could you make a fork on one end?

 

[camoninja]

Possible to see it in action ?

 

[dudeinthacanoe]

This is my first year squirrel hunting... id love to see this thing in action!

 

[AA Forge]

A fork is one of the options I was planning on. This one would have had one but I may or may not have inadvertently broken it off; rookies, what can you do with them.

In the near future I would like to make a video of me using one.


Thanks guys!

 

[schmittie]

A squirrel cooker is a genius idea, as simple as it gets for camp cooking. There are two parts to the traditional unit. One part is a stake that goes in the ground in close proximity to your fire. It has a loop on the top to hold the arm. Often on end of the arm has a fork or spike to hold your meat of choice. The other end has a hook to hange a pot over the fire. It's a really good idea!