Overnight Bushcraft Camp And North American Indian Arts
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- Опубліковано 17 вер 2024
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I too started watching you from the volcano reports. 🌋 But in these survivalist videos your skills are pretty sensational to watch. Particularly making that birchcraft bowl and the stew you cooked in it..looked absolutely 💯 delicious. But then you do make everything seem so easy! Can't wait to watch more of your videos, for sure...
Started watching you from the volcano reports you have been doing! Watching these are very interesting! Love you know so much about the outdoors and how to survive!
Gods blessings!
You are looking mighty comfortable out in the woods my friend. Thanks for letting us tag along on the journey....nicely filmed and fun to watch
That was AWESOME.. True survival without pots and pans.. This video took my mind off the every day crap and was really relaxing... So much different from the "commercial" type vids. Thanks!!!
I just want to say thank you I found a beautiful human sharing expressing entertaining while doing things you seem happy doing. You are a breath of fresh air! Stay safe!
separates the "boys from the "men ..
BB is able to prepare food in special conditions .. able to keep himself and his possible company alive against odds ..
while the "boys are still trying to figure out their smartphone app "how to survive ... "
BB is already cooking dinner !!
way to go !
Yeah ..right after he buys the food from the grocery store.
I would not know what to do in the woods. It is all amazing to me. Praying for you and Las Palm. The volcano is fascinating and horrendous at the same time. Keep safe and may the Lord have mercy.
Beautiful photography. Really beautiful forest. Great job on the spruce bowl/pot. You do a great job with real bushcraft.
you have gained a subscriber..this is my second video of yours...love the peaceful time...i go to nature for peace..not blasting music or incessant chatter.. i have never seen anyone cook in the bark pot!!! very impressed!! thank you for sharing
I could not believe that the cooking pot made from spruce bark did not burn up on that fire! That was the very first time that I have ever seen anyone do such a thing, and I was NOT aware that our native American ancestors cooked with similar pots! Great video!
I appreciate the fact that you do not talk everything away. I really enjoy nature and you allow it. Thank you for that! Good luck on your channel!
First time watching your channel I'm finally glad to see somebody actually goes out to the woods the real woods and does everything that you're supposed to when you bushcrafting
Holy moly, I think this is your best video so far! That bark bowl was truly fascinating. Thank you so much for sharing your adventures with us Bear.
I read James Michener's "Centennial" at age nine.I fell in love with the plains Indians.I wished I was one of them.I studied the first nation people, and the mountain men, and how they lived at a young age, because I wanted to know.Up until a couple of years ago, If you asked me what "bushcraft" was I would have answered, "something the Australians do?"Then I find on youtube adults Doing "Bushcraft".To me as an adult "bushcraft is a skill set that I learned as a young boy That gives me the confidence to explore the off-trail backcountry Of the Olympic Mountains and the Cascade mountains of Washington state.I guess my favorite thing about "bushcraft" would be the confidence it gives me in the backcountry.You, sir, have pushed the limits of what I have seen on youtube and are going to end up with a lot of viewers.
Thank you for your answer! That was very interesting to read.
Nice to know there are others from my childhood home who share this passion for nature c:
(I really wanted to visit the ape caves when I was younger, never got the chance)
One of the best videos on bush-craft I've ever seen, well done with the bark dinnerware and root cordage. You've got skills brother.
I like the sounds that you can find in nature... So peaceful yet so scary. Your silent approach in this video is really perfect, and your skills amazing! Thumbs up and subscribed...
So cool I especially loved the eye level stream filming that was so excellent thank you
Amazing amigo! i'm a disabled man & my old dog just passed away, so i take comfort and watch your films\work here & appreciate you a lot. Thank you dear friend, it helps me a lot bro
I really enjoy this guy, he doesn't run his mouth and try to sell me flashlights or knives. Please keep it up. Thank you.
Servus, "these are the kitchens of Benjamin. His continued mission: to explore new strange pots, to seek for new menus and new recipes, to boldly cook where no one has cooked before".
I always say it again, you're making food to an art. Awesome. Incredibly brilliant. Thank you for showing what can be maked possible.
LG
First of all, love your videos! Second, there are several things I love about woodcraft/bushcraft. Its so important to take time to unwind and center yourself. Being out there allows this and makes a better person, I think, in my humble opinion. Keep up the good work. God Bless.
congratulations on 2000 subscribers. Now I've known about heating stones and boiling liquid in bark containers with the hot rocks but this was a first. The damp bark and liquid inside must be the reason the bark didn't burn through. Well seeing is believing. Thank you for sharing you wonderful cinematography.
nice bushcraft channel.i really see this channel getting a ton of subs.why some backyard bushcraft guys get tons of subs ill never know.i really like that your not trying to pimp out or sell gear.finally a guy who knows what he is doing .peace and good luck
2 weeks ago,
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Forest LK
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I love how you managed to make the cooking utensils you needed during your camp out, and they look nice. Your water supply was nice and also and impressed me so much. The water bag is so nice and looks like the one I have which came with my water filter, but I have not used mine yet.
Great talent with the bark cooking pot, your channel goes from strength to strength. Thanks for sharing. All the best from Scotland. Garry
You are truly the outdoor man, I never seen the birchbark bowl before now, that was a great meal bet, oh and now your a volcano man....
Please make more of these videos! Your pot worked awesome, great work.
I love the quality of sound in your videos. I can hear the full range of texture in each one.
Your bushcraft style is one of a kind a lot of the other sites talk to much and takes away from the enjoyment of the nature and you have
A great perspective of the shots you take that are truly unique,keep up the good work.☺👍
It's so satisfying watching people build shelters out in nature and build it all cozy and nice. Just makes me wanna do it myself and go out for a few days. With a little bit of mary of course lol
This basket defies all my understanding of wood and I see why you needed the native black arts book to accomplish this magic. This is masterclass work and you are the coolest.
2 weeks ago,
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Forest LK = vegetable soup in sri lankan style
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i like the challenges and getting back to the basics of a simpler way of living. when im out in the forest i feel at home. it keeps me balanced. thank u for ur videos....
2 weeks ago,
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Forest LK
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Thanks for taking your time to make and share videos of your experiences! Very well done!
What I enjoy most is Constantly improving my craft... by experimenting, making mistakes, and then perfecting before seeking out newer challenges.
Thank you for your answer!
Fascinating. Also love the renewed interest in your old videos thanks to La Palma
Your skills are wow everyone should learn what you know. Thank you 🙏💜
I, too, started to watch these videos after seeing BB in La Palma. I like his new look.
I have a Eldris as well. It has a permanent spot in my kit while out in the woods and I find myself reaching for it while at home all the time. Great little knife and a fantastic video. Really good Bushcrafting as well. Subbed.
2 weeks ago,
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Forest LK
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Benny du bist der Wahnsinn. Weiter so! Das kann sich wirklich sehen lassen.
Your videos are very enjoyable because you are an experienced woodsman and it really shows. Some of these channels are well-meaning, I know, but watching them makes me nervous. excellent as always!! thank you.
This video was awesome.
I also enjoyed your style of showing and not telling. It's peaceful to see all the outdoor shots and watch your skill. You've got another subscriber here.
man i love your videos its pure wilderness, GREAT JOB!!! you earn my subscribe ;)
To directly respond to the question: I have always enjoyed Bush-Craft because it offers problems that call for solutions in order for me to enjoy an older but very complex technology. Part of it is joinery and rigging with cordage; part of it is making a fire and judging its readiness for cooking; part of it is being a 'kit geek'; trying to guess what will work for a certain place or likely weather or, particularly, colder winter weather. And then there is the unceasing wonder of nature, even if it is just off a byway or on a back woodlot of our farm.
If a picture tells a thousand words, then this great speechless video tells a million.
All these survival techniques shall preserve many for these end time events on planet earth ,globally, im just a basic camper,not knowledgeable enough with bushcrafting, but learning as i go along,its difficult with disabilities and health problems, but always been a survivor of multiple traumatic experiences since birth, now 54 and possibly face homelessness in the future with the way things are going terribly wrong here in UK,all the very best to you BB😊👍⛺🌄
Cool video, good to see the resurgence in native tech. Although they didn't put they pots directly into the fire, they wont last very long that way. The traditional way to boil water before the Columbian exchange was to put hot rocks into the containers.
When I grow up, I want to be just like you!
So glad I came across your channel .-although not the most auspicious way w the volcano 🌋 but my sons and I are enjoy all of your episodes !!!
What i like is, being close to nature en learning from it.
To find food , shelter , warm and a good sleep.
The nature is the most beautiful thing on this planet, bud we stand zo far away from it.
Very nice video Ben, Friend of nature enjoyed it.
Rob (from holland)
Very nicely done ! I look forward to more of these videos ;) 👍
Thank you for this! I really enjoyed this..for those of us that know...!
I particularly enjoyed the no dialogue!
For in silence are the answers! It is a video in celebration of our Mother Earth..
Wilderness is a very special place!
Thanks again!
Ross
The Santa Fe Man
Well put Sir!!
Now that’s my kinda livin, Love the outdoors…So glad I ran across your videos when Watching the Ones you did on the La Palma volcano…God Bless you, Stay Safe.
probably my favorite channel....you are so talented bear....why I like bushcraft?takes life back to the raw beauty
So beautiful! I like north América. Good video. Greetings from Spain
You have amazing skills 😉🙂
What kind of bark was the soup basket made out of to withstand the fire/coals for that amount of time?
I like your "silent treatment". Quiet is part of what the woods are about. Only thing I missed was I don't know why you put dirt on the string you used to hang up your water bladder, unless you just like dirt.
Larry Kramer simple man. If you want to keep your string flexable and last a lot longer you wet it and with dirt it will keep for a lot longer
You lost me when you pulled out the baguette from the supermarket. Lol.
I’ve really been enjoying your golden oldies! 😻🐻😻
awesome the feeling of freedom that gives of watching videos of bushcraft, congratulations for the content!
I love your videos! Nice birch bark containers, great feast and camp set up! Thanks fo sharing!
Atb
Jenn😆
Hello Jenn,
welcome to my channel and thank you for the comment.
Take care
Ben
Very very impressive my dear sir! I discovered you when La Palma volcano woke up and said hello! I've been watching your videos every day!
Que ingeniosa manera de ocupar tu tiempo en la naturaleza.....
You are very educational, very good in your videos. I enjoy your silence and all the natural habitats that you show. Keep up the excellent work SMILE.
Hi, new subscriber. watched a few of your videos this afternoon after a friend sent me a link. I really like your style, a picture speaks a thousand words. You eat my style of cooking, I love chunky stews & soups, even more so when cooked over a fire, got to admit I have never cooked in bark pots though. wrapping a fish in paperbark ( Melaleuca, Australian tree) & cooking it in coals is the closest I have done.
anyway just letting you know I really enjoyed them & now long to get out in the outdoors when our weather cools.
Hi, thanks for your comment! Are you from Australia?
Have a nice week.
Ben
Bushcraft Bear yeah, I live on the Atherton Tablelands a mountain rainforest & farming area , West of Cairns in North Queensland.
the peace . I'm from a busy ass city where the noises never stop . car doors , horns , highway , rice burning vehicles, all of it is a huge headache . so when I get out to the property alone it's a little piece of paradise
Thank you for your answer!
Magnifique technique je suis fans!
Facinating.... i do wish you would talk a little in them..... love volcano updates !
This is better than buttery popcorn!
awesome! dont know how the bark pot didnt burn but too cool. gotta learn some of that as well!
because the temperature of the spontaneous combustion of wood is about 240 Degree you should cook putting a dish on hot embers buried under ash and not the flames. If the bark let in water and "sweating" on the side of the fires as the paper it could be put up in flames! :-)
This is one of the best videos I have seen in a while.
Awesome video. Having watched MANY it's not too often I can say I saw something new. Good job on the "bushpot" and other crafts.
Wow, your video was so interesting, I enjoyed watching. Loved the Indian bowl you made amazing it did not burn up.
Thank you for sharing.
I just recently started watching your channel. Normally, I enjoy narration as it helps me to learn not just the "how" of what someone is doing, but also the "why". However, your video work is so complete that in your instance it makes for an enjoyable product. I do have one question... why did you put dirt on the string you hung your water bottle with? I was always taught to never let your cordage get dirty as the dirt would break down the fibers and shorten its life. I wish I could get out as often as you do. Keep up the good work. Love your channel.
Now this was interesting and so relaxing to watch Your home made cooking utensils amazing and the yummy healthy meal Thank you
Outstanding pot work and another great video. Take care, Al
One of the only non-vocal videos that is so strong on content that it doesn't need any vocal.....great job ! How do you keep that bark bowl from going up in flames, or not burn and leak?
fieldagent59 is in the forest The liquid in the bowl actually keeps the bark from burning completely. Water is a great heat sink, hence why it takes so long to boil! Basically the water absorbs the heat of the fire so that the bark gets hot but never burns all the way through. You could test this very easily with a balloon! Simply put a candle flame to a regular air filled balloon and it will pop, but if you fill another balloon with water and try it again you'll find it won't pop. Pretty cool stuff :)
You can also put a plastic bottle filled with water set it in the fire, and it will boil and not burn up the bottle until the water boils out of the bottle.
that's pretty amazing, that the water would pull heat away fast enough to keep the plastic from melting through....
Natural sounds ..
I like your videos brother..
From Indonesian 🗺
I truly enjoy your videos! The real deal brother! Keep up the great work!!
👍🇪🇸 Hola! quiero saber de dónde puedo comprar el libro que tenías, y si lo tiene en español también
I love your speechless vids! Way farther than the other! Love from philippines.
I love your location in this video, no sounds of cars or some sort of town nearby. Just the animals and quiet. Question, when you refilled your hydration bladder, did you use some sort of filter pump, or chemical treatment?
I like your pot
and how it boils
I think you love the meat and vegetables cooked inside it
I like how you don't talk in your videos. It let's us listen to how quiet it is when you get away from it all.
intresting video, first one i see from your channel.
the "no talk" makes it alot more enjoyable aswell in my opinion.
And what did you use to make the pot?
Go get him "Bear"! You are the man!!
I enjoy fishing camping in the outdoors with my family to learn new bushcraft stuff. I learn many things when we go out in the bush and have fun doing it. Pretty cool tutoriols you make Bushcraft Bear. thanks for the video Why dirty the string to hang your water bottle?
Good video, fun to watch. I was concerned when you cooked over full flames. Glad you got the coals working for you.
Good day! Tell me what kind of book. Thank you in advance
I want this book
Wirklich fantastisch! What else can I say. Congrats dear Bushcraft Bear !!!
Thank you❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Bear thank you for your uploads. There amazing and I look forward to new ones. There so peaceful to listen to the background of nature thanks and don't change a thing.
Лучше бы такие передачи показывали,а не чудо передачи рейтинга Баженова,после которых из леса не вернёшься 👍
Hard work pays bro .. awesome!
That's a nice knife , like the bush crafting .
8:39 i am so alone i this World... Jajaja
Thank you
At 5:32 is there any reference show how to make a plate step by step. Your answer is appreciated.
Beautiful!