Camping in Rainstorm, Polish Lavvu hot tent, hiking in the rain, bushcraft overnight
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- Опубліковано 11 жов 2024
- A solo overnight camping in the rain with a vintage canvas tent, Polish Lavvu, combined with a plash palatka (thank you, Swedwoods). I setup the lavvu complete with a POMOLY T Perspective stove. I make a steak dinner at the campfire. The next day is started raining early for most of the day. We go on a hike to collect water and see the fall weather.
Thanks for watching!
Gear I Use
Shelters:
Plash Palatka
Russian Special Forces Tent Hammock
Russian Special Forces Tent
Ratnik Shelter
Large Russian Poncho Tent EMR
-all from Russian Cold Camo www.russiancoldcamo.com
Aqua Quest 10x10 Defender Tarp
Polish Lavvu
French F1 Tent
Jerven Fjellduken Hunter (Norwegian Military multi-use item)
POMOLY YARN Canvas Tepee
Knives:
Old Hickory Butcher Knife (kephart mod)
Mora HD Carbon
Tops Tom Brown Tracker 1
Tops Fieldcraft
Skrama 240 www.varustelek...
Saws:
Silky Gomboy
Bucksaw (no name)
Outdoor Clothing-
Russian Gorka 3 (demi season)
Gorka 3 Fleece A-TACS camo (winter)
Gorka E Summer
Layer 5 Demi Season Suit
Russian Fur Suit (extreme cold weather)
Ratnik Suit
Sumrak Suit
VKBO Summer Suit
FSB Drug Control Summer Suit
-all from Russian Cold Camo
www.russiancoldcamo.com
Tactical Kilt - Damn Near Kilt Em
Swiss M70 Jacket
Swiss M70 Pants
-Swiss Alpenflage red dominant camo. Excellent fall camo
Wool Anorak
-self made from wool blankets and lined with fleece
Fire/Combustion:
Fire Plugs (7 minute burn time. Awesome)
-from Bigfoot Bushcraft
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Sleeping Gear:
Kelty Zero Degree Bag
USGI Field Bag
Wool Blankets
USGI Korean War Bivvy
Jerven Fjellduken Hunter
Klymit Insulated Sleep Pad
Backpacks:
Raid backpack 60-80L
Bober backpack 25L
Savotta Jakaari M 30L
ALICE Medium and Large
French F1
Belgian Mountain Rucksack
7Liter Combat Backpack
#camping #rain
#wilderness
a fire and a stove, now that's what I call luxury^^
Nice..I like the idea of the slanted reflector. Less labor than 4 stake vertical one. Sorry you got rained on.Great use of poncho...👍👍👍👍⛺⛺⛺⛺⛺
Thank you! Glad you noticed that. Definitely a speedier setup. It was good weather for the rain. Not to cold and the downfall wasn’t bad. Have a good one!
This video reminds me of my hunting camps in Alaska fifty years ago. I used a tarp to make a lean-to and built a long fire to keep me warm. Thanks for a fun video that brought back fond old memories.
The atmosphere is very beautiful, friends, greetings to one hobby
Good Morning Jess ..
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Simple but Effective. Basic Skills well executed without Bells and Whistles.
Repetition .. builds Proficiency and '2nd Nature' .. keep them coming please.
Thanks for sharing .. take care .. stay safe .. Tommy.
Thanks Tommy! Much appreciated. I do a lot of thinking and planning on some of these trips. I want to make the videos interesting, informative and entertaining, but at the end of the day, simple usually wins out. Hope you are having a good one my friend. Cheers
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Great video Brother. A lot like my day yesterday. I didn't stay overnight because the trip was supposed to be just putting deer cams out. After only getting two out of five set, the rain came and I spent 5 hours under a tarp trying to keep dry. Of course I had fire and some coffee to help pass the time and make for an enjoyable day. Keep it up Bro, we really enjoy it.
Thanks brother. Appreciate it. Sounds like a good day to me.
I would like to be there with you brother. The nature around you is truly awesome, the best place to be in such crazy times we are right now. Stay safe and happy Jess!
Excellent brother! I love the Polish Lavvu! That stove will be great for winter overnighters. Beautiful location!
Thanks brother. They are really nice tents and great ponchos. cheers
Hmm that creek looks like a great location for a fishing video🦈
I hope so! There is a marsh a bit upstream that looks quite hopeful.
Is that why the water looks dark? The rivers coming out of the southwest part of Yosemite look the same
I almost fell asleep listening to that rainfall. Nice overnighter. Thanks, Jess.
That pole extension half cover was brilliant…..It’s D😎🇺🇸
Hey brother! Got the idea for the awning from Swedwoods. He has a great channel. Hope you are having a good one, my friend. Cheers
@@EnduranceRoom love swedewoods. ATB brother🤛
That's exactly what I need to do is get on out. Out here in New Mexico, gonna go out and do some squirrel hunting and some deer and elk scouting next week.
Thanks for sharing brother. 👍🇺🇲🤙🇺🇲✌🇺🇲
Thanks Richard! Enjoy the woods time scouting. Have a good one!
I have been watching alot of your videos lately. I recently found your channel. You sure come up with some cool gear. Now these polish ponchos i actually have! I bought them years ago two for 29 bucks from the sportsmans guide and someone literally stole them! I was crushed! Costed a hundred by the time I replaced them they got so popular. So hang onto them! Guard them with your life! Lol! Great video as always.
Thank you again! It sure is wild how there seems to be an endless supply on some of this old gear until it starts to trend.
Thanks for the video! Looked like a lot of fun. Looked like you had the right gear for the trip! Nice set up!
Thanks David! Appreciate it! It was a good night out.
Loved the video brother! I was wishing I was there the entire time! Thanks for posting my friend!🤝
Thanks so much brother! It was a great night out in the woods. Have a great day my friend.
Nice! That made me really want to get out into the woods for a night! Looked like a great time. The rain darn near put me to sleep lol
When we were grade school kids (7 of us) we would take my dad's poncho and put it over our winter coats during blizzards and go to neighbors houses and shovel them out the poncho made it so our coats did not get soaked or wet and kept the wind from us feeling it we could be outside most of the day wearing it
This is one of the best bushcraft videos I've seen yet, anywhere on youtube. Just awesome.
Thank you, William. Greatly appreciated
Another great overnighter Jess! I really appreciate the time and effort you put into the videos so I can enjoy them and learn . I watch several bushcraft channels and yours is one of the best! Take care my friend.
Thank you, Martin! Greatly appreciated my friend. Have a great week.
amazing video loved every minute of it, shared to my group..a huge thumbs up
Thanks John! Greatly appreciated!
@@EnduranceRoom always a pleasure my friend
Another classic Jess, awesome Video and Audio the rain was mucho relaxing
Thanks so much, Manfred!
Nice video, buddy, and congrats on your upcoming fatherhood!!!! 👏👏👏💪💪
Thanks so much brother! We are super excited! 😁🌲🌲👍👍
I dig that ruck. I currently use the F.I.L.B.E. It’s damn heavy. Looks like you can pack what you need in that thing. Beautiful landscape.
Thank you. Appreciate it. The ruck is a RAID pack, 6SH122 I believe. Carries really well. Internal frame is a set metal slats that form an X across the back down to hip belt, so it saves some weight there. Main pack is 60L, with another 20L on the sides.
Excellent demonstration of confidence through experience and problem solving.
Thank you very much. How is archery season going?
I love the Luva man ! I need to get one ! Awesome video my friend!
Thanks Kris! Appreciate it! They are nice tents if you can find one is size 3.
Awesome video, thanks Jess.
Thanks brother. Appreciate it
Lavvus looking good I've managed to get hold of half of one so far! Keeping an eye out to get in one this winter...
Back to basics that’s a nice shelter enjoy watching Sweetwoods work as well have a great evening sorry everything is jumbled I’m voice texting
Swedwoods is awesome. I mentioned him up top in the description. Definitely learned a lot from his videos. Have a good one brother
@@EnduranceRoom been watching several of the European bushcraft channels the last couple of months. Very relaxing. Definitely a different style in many respects. Even came across one in Greece. Have a great day
Very nice my friend 🤠
Thanks Herb!
Great video brother! They just keep getting better and better! Love the teepee set up!
Thank you Bro. Much appreciated.
Cool Video 👍
Thank U for the Info and the Links 👍
Thank you!
Good show thanks
Thank you Willis!
Выбранное вами туристическое место потрясающее, мне это нравится, мой друг✊🏿
Almost thought you had a chaga there at 00:55.
The microphones are outstanding.
Heard the doe and the gunshots clearly along with all the other detailed sounds.
Don't you wonder if Russian children get a plash as there first blanket?
Another great video showing your creative skills Jess!
Thank you Scott! It is just my phone mic, but I am boosting the volume of the recording up significantly. Really glad it is coming across. I wouldn’t be surprised if they did get a plash lol
Have a good one!
Nice place
Thank you!
Very nice. Thanks for sharing. Recent subscriber. Keep up the great work.
Thank you, Mark! Appreciate it. Welcome to the channel
I like the Mylar blanket down first idea. Great way to reflect body heat back up while you sleep. Also, did you check the moon for signs of coming precipitation? I always do that and when in doubt, bring as much dry wood into your tent or at least under cover the night before. Great video pal…thx for sharing 👍🏻
Thank you! I didn’t check the moon, but could certainly feel the moisture coming in. Stashing extra wood, especially kindling and smalls is a huge advantage. Have a good one!
Ring around the moon rain will come soon!
Always a pleasure to watch, Jess. Keep doing what you’re doing.
The debate continues to roll on about the merits of a stacked wood fire “reflector”. I personally don’t think they do anything but dry out wet firewood. Maybe a bit of a wind break too. They absorb some thermal mass but nothing that I can quantify. Always willing to hear others take on it though. What do you think? Cheers bud!
Thanks Mark! Appreciate it. I think its more of an aesthetic thing a lot of times. Great way to dry wood as you mentioned. Cheers!
I’ve never used one, but now that you mention it there’s times I’d wished I had a decent wind break and one or even two of these would have taken the edge off for sure.
@@calebspears8694 I like to stack larger and longer pieces and form a oven/windbreak around a smaller fire. It makes a long burning, self sustaining fire by having the larger slow burning fuel restrict some of the air flow to the smaller faster burning material. Crossing the logs allows the fire to “cut” them into smaller pieces.
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Great overnighter Jess, bummer you got rained on, is that why the Pomoly stove disappeared? Nice set up of the Laavu. Aren't you worried about ticks and creepy crawlies, not having a fully enclosed shelter? 👍🏕🔥🍖
Thanks Jeff! Yeah, I pulled the pipe in and sealed it up before it started pouring. I have only seen one or two ticks all year up here.
@@EnduranceRoom Well that's good. Take care.
I'm trying to not have the synthetics for camping going wood and canvas is so much better. Especially in New England where its wet, cold, raw and damp. But its heavy as you know! So I'm being very creative with it. I made a wool cover for my klymit insulated static v out of a wool coat I got for a dollar at a thrift store. Sorry Calvin Klein. And I now have a long wool and I can double as a blanket. I made a canteen cover out of it as well. Stuff gets heavy but its worth it. Cheers
Thats awesome Joanne! A wool canteen cover is on my list of projects as well. I used to feel the same about the wool and canvas, but gotta say, I am finding a lot of value in some of the modern mil surp. There is definitely a trade off in performance, weight and resilience.
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Cheers
NIce
Thank you!
Awesome night out Jess. I've been looking at the Pomoly stoves. Currently leaning to the T1 Mini for a smaller tipi hot tent. How do you like the the perspective so far? Also what hunk of meat do you bring out to the woods?
Nate
Thanks Nate! I like it a lot. The stove pipe takes some getting used to. The titanium has memory to it, so be careful rolling it up the first time you use it. It is also pretty sharp, so be mindful handling it. Steak was a sirloin this trip, but whatever we have in the house.
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Thank you!
Would you choose the Lavu for long hiking trips. Weight is certainly an issue. I’ve found it to be very warm however which means that you can get buy with a thinner bag. Thoughts?
@@polkiju7 For long trips, I would probably use a tarp or small tent. 1-3lbs vs 6lbs for a lavuu
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Appreciate it. 🤜🤛
Is your lavish treated with oil or wax?👍🏻
Lavvu….
No. I haven’t found the need to do so, although I do like waxed canvas
What microphones are you using ?
All on my phone. I use an app called Kinemaster that lets me separate the audio from the video and boost it up, also make fades between clips for smoother flow. I then import it into imovie and boost it up further. I used to do a lot of music recording, so working with the video has been a nice extension of that.
Thanks a bunch Jess, your audio is top shelf
Do you speak the English language
Is that size 1? It looks so small. I'm trying to get size 3 but it's too popular. Thakfully I live like ten miles from Poland. There's no portal I can buy it from abroad except ebay where the price is already too high. You can could buy a real canvas hot tent for the money. Actually I saw some in China. It's not as cool tho and I dont trust their canvas will be quality and waterproof. Even this one looks too transparent for my tatse at 24:26. Or is that the old palatka? Does it still work without waterproofing? Would you use liseed oil?
It is a size 3. (I am taller than I look)
I haven’t felt the need to waterproof any of my tarps/ponchos. If I did, I would most likely use wax.
@@EnduranceRoom They used to use Alum, vinegar and something. Alum is still used to stabilize colors in fabric. It's crazy that cotton (of all fabrics) is still water resistant after all those years. It doesnt make sense actually
@@EnduranceRoom it's too small. I doubt you can stretch your legs. There has to be a better option. Was your 3 palatka tent more spacious?
@@trollmcclure1884 Its not the most spacious, but I can stretch out fully inside. I am 6’2 and it is probably about 7’ in diameter. The 3 palatka tepee is much more spacious and about the same weight.
How's the house and wife.
Doing good. Busy fixing things and getting ready for winter.
@@EnduranceRoom remember the old adage if you think you got enough wood you need more. Move the tub closer to the door.
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Thanks for coming back, Tom.
@@EnduranceRoom welcome I have no idea why yt does this 2 yrs ago I lost all the ppl I was subbed to ... crazy