This very video reenforces the need for a UA-cam channel about how anybody can enjoy Bushcraft, even on a budget. Most of the videos today are all about gear. This Hobo video shows the more common man way and the way it used to be done. Excellent 🔥
An interesting quote. After looking it up though-it has no reference. It doesn't actually make much sense if you really think about it. Also, define toy? Women? Cars? Etc. Actual toys like a lego firetruck? Maybe the quote means hobbies, well that doesn't mame sense either. Game maybe, chess backgammon etc. Well surely they need an opponent? I think this is just one of those quotes that someone may have said that roughly equates to less is more. It is an interesting concept in a Carl Jung type of way tho.
It makes a LOT of sense. I am a South African Pensioner and can't afford much in the way of 'toys' - so I make my own. Next up is a tent made partially to my own design. Last toy I made was a hobo reel. And I want to make a wood gasifying stove. One way of other I have a LOT of fun.
@nigelward5494 if ya have to explain , ya wouldn't understand anyway... toys , meaning geared to the clip yr watching aka gear , not toys toys as in board games ... geeez ..
This video makes me want to go back to nature and i'm probably not the only one . You can be proud to know that your videos make people wants to go to the bush , we don t need a lot of stuff to enjoy the calm and the serenity of the forrest . thanks bro .
50 of 74 years a hobo. You were indeed close to how hobos in the 1930s Great Depression got by. Of course riding the rails figured more into the routine rather than walking. Yet there were those that just walked town to town as well. I stopped traveling at age 66 because my leg got too bad to catch trains. I used a sleeping bag rather than a wool blanket. A blue plastic tarp instead of canvas. Tin can cooking. By this video you could have been me for many nights in my life.
“Once you realize what is needed for life, the bullshit drops away.” Heard that on a survival show and its so true. Water food and shelter is all we truly need, everything else is a distraction or just extra.
Just discovered this channel. What strikes me among many things is body language, manner of movement, tasks & decisions. NOTHING RUSHED!! Not slow either just deliberate, observant, considered, calm, relaxed (because he is calm and relaxed). What a crazy contrast to city living. You won’t need me to tell you he has the better deal...
Very simple, but beautiful camping, and love this style ..... as I'm an old lady, and not strong enough to carry a heavy gear for camping ... for an emergency I've got whole set of the gear for caimping at home, as our location is along the Pacific Ocean, surrounded by the Tone River, which indicates the risk of tsunami in the quake, like the one occurred on the New Year Day around the Noto Peninsula, located along the Japan Sea ... two years ago I began to practice surfing so that I can survive any tsunami, ha ha!😁
Packing the swamp grass in there makes a comfortable bed. But, in some locations and seasons, that grass can be infested with ticks. That would lead to problems. Courtesy of Half Vast Flying
You are rekindling something in me that I had forgotten was there. This is how I spent much of my youth, wandering in the wilds of British Columbia and your videos are inspiring me to slow down, get back to basics and nature. Thank you and please keep the content going so I can join along with you.
Your vids are just excellent! I like this one because it shows that a bunch of fancy gear (which I have) can fuzz the picture and distract from what’s important. You are good at saying a lot without saying a thing. Thank you.
As usual, just amazing! Just a note about repurposing those types of cans. They are lined with plastic and so is best to burn them out before using with food.
Man , ....that was so cool . The tarp configuration alone has me puttin' on my shoes n pants and go outside in the back yard and try that configuration . The homemade bushpot , billy cup , and frying pan was so cool . Now i got a new project hobby .
You would make a good hobo. The Littlest Hobo from Canada would be proud if you ever heard of him (and if not, you should google him). I hope there is a voice that keeps calling you and maybe tomorrow we will all settle down. All the best Ryley and always remember to follow your nose! 🇨🇦🦫
I like that you left the place more or less as you found it. A bit of flattened grass, some carbon from the fire; it will look like no one was there in 2 or 3 weeks tops. Great kit in this one, really trimming it down.
Absolutely beautiful. I can feel the pure nature in your videos! Firstly I thought man this guy has the crappiest tools that exist but the real crap is inside those who have all luxury goods. Thank you so much.
I don't have much to say, thanks for the video, it's good to see things like this, low-cost camping without sequins, it made me want to go camping in the first place I can find. And I didn't know about the pot handle system for inserting the stick, good idea
Hello my friend. Greet from Slovakia. I just want to write a few words. Before I discovered your videos, I loved the videos of Bertram, Swedwoods and probably Nagualero the most. All of them were and are a huge inspiration. But when I saw your video I was amazed and very happy, I like your simplicity, practicality, peace and quiet that comes from you and your videos. I also wander through nature, enjoying this huge gift that we have and learning a lot from you. Huge thanks to you for the videos and to the universe for discovering you. I wish you beautiful trips and good luck. Best regards, Tulak
I've watched alot of bushcraft videos....and this is the first time I've seen someone use tins like this as cookware! I love em, man! To me, that's how bushcraft should be! ....my question is, has anyone heard of getting ill by cooking in tins like this? I watched one video where dude cooked a his canned food over the fire, but issued a warning that he didn't recommend doing that. Regardless, I think I'm gonna have to add some tins like these to my pack! Awesome vid...thanks brother!
One remark though, I would never leave half burned logs. I always burn my fire until it's just a small amount of white ash that is easy to extinguish and cover up with earth and leaf litter. Leave no trace...
Great camping trip. I was surprised that you got so close to a mother bear and her cub. I would be scared to get that close. I've only encountered one bear in the wild.
It was really cool to see. I've encountered many bears throughout my time in the wilderness but this was the first time that I was able to get good footage. Usually the bears are gone before I can get my camera rolling.
I was wondering if he had any when he got up. Most of the things I see some of these guys do would lead to me having to check myself constantly for ticks and surely they would be there. I am wondering where these tick free oasis’ exist, or do they just endure it for the sake of art.
Nice relaxing video. Happens to remind me of a similar video from Scotty Gone Walkabout that demonstrates the ol' Aussie Bagman set up. Not quite the same, but with a similar, minimalist approach. Either way, a cool way of going about an outdoors trip.
I needed this today. I wish there was areas like this in my area to do this in. Im limited to sanctioned campgrounds but at least they offer free "primitive" spots.
@@kuzinit2374 being a biker ive done that a few times, not so stealth though. Theres a big MC here made up entirely of law enforcement and they're pretty lax on bikers so i can pretty much set up camp anywhere within a 200 mile radius so long as its public/state land. What i want though is deep in the middle of the woods far away from people in general. I'm gonna be getting a klr650 and really wanna do some overlanding with it.
I almost didn't recognize you without your hat on. I'm so used to seeing you with it on than off but you still look good. So your camping solo and doing diy videos.The best you can have are the do it yourself . Food always taste better cooked outdoors over a flaming fire pit. Got you some grass to sleep on. What more could you ask for. It's a winder that your smoke and the smell of your good looking didn't bring a bear around sniffing. Saw on earlier with her cub. . I hope you get a good night's rest without any animals attacking you or any rain coming down.i enjoyed your video. Thanks for sharing. P.S.I like you better with your hat off.
The two uprights behind the fire, were driven in 6”-8” deep by pounding with an axe. They stood straight up. Firewood was stacked against them to (1) reflect heat and light into the shelter. But in the morning, they both leaned back about 6”-7”, no longer straight upright. All the stacked fire wood had slipped into the fire and were consumed. And he pulled the stakes up with only a couple of fingers. Some major adjustments had been made off camera. Courtesy of Half Vast Flying
No restrictions in my area. I always check before going out. This area had recieved rain the day before I went out. I felt very comfortable having my fire without there being a risk of starting a forest fire.
Oh yeah! A hot cup of coffee and a bowl of full Virginia flake makes for a great end to a day in the bush. Don't ever come to Marion Indiana and try to wash your face in this River. The skin of your face just likely to rot away and fall off. A friend and i went on a canoe trip on the Wabash River. We ran out of water. He just could not abide being thirsty. He dipped his water bottle straight into the water and without using purification tablets or boiling it or anything just started chugging down that dirty river water. And the hell of it is he never got sick!
Amazing stuff! You should pin a comment that instructs viewers to read the description as it might address FAQ’s. Most of these people dart right for the comments and don’t expand the description at all.
This very video reenforces the need for a UA-cam channel about how anybody can enjoy Bushcraft, even on a budget. Most of the videos today are all about gear. This Hobo video shows the more common man way and the way it used to be done. Excellent 🔥
“The more toys a man has, the less he wants to play. “ Taught that one in Army. Excellent minimalist video. As always a pleasure. PeaceY
An interesting quote. After looking it up though-it has no reference. It doesn't actually make much sense if you really think about it. Also, define toy? Women? Cars? Etc. Actual toys like a lego firetruck? Maybe the quote means hobbies, well that doesn't mame sense either. Game maybe, chess backgammon etc. Well surely they need an opponent? I think this is just one of those quotes that someone may have said that roughly equates to less is more. It is an interesting concept in a Carl Jung type of way tho.
@@nigelward5494 toys in a materialistic sense like cars and branded clothings
It makes a LOT of sense. I am a South African Pensioner and can't afford much in the way of 'toys' - so I make my own. Next up is a tent made partially to my own design. Last toy I made was a hobo reel. And I want to make a wood gasifying stove. One way of other I have a LOT of fun.
Nice piece of advice and easy to spot once you know it. Thanks for sharing!
@nigelward5494 if ya have to explain , ya wouldn't understand anyway... toys , meaning geared to the clip yr watching aka gear , not toys toys as in board games ... geeez ..
This video makes me want to go back to nature and i'm probably not the only one . You can be proud to know that your videos make people wants to go to the bush , we don t need a lot of stuff to enjoy the calm and the serenity of the forrest . thanks bro .
Me too
The more you know the less you carry Mors Kochansky said. This is a perfect example! Great video! So simple and yet full of skills. Thank you! 👍
"The more you know, the less you need" is one of my all time favorite quotes. I believe it was coined by Yvon Chouinard.
Mine is , what’s that number for reservations at the Marriott?
@@Chuck_W59 😂👍
Loving these quotes 😆
@@Chuck_W59 LOL
50 of 74 years a hobo. You were indeed close to how hobos in the 1930s Great Depression got by. Of course riding the rails figured more into the routine rather than walking. Yet there were those that just walked town to town as well. I stopped traveling at age 66 because my leg got too bad to catch trains. I used a sleeping bag rather than a wool blanket. A blue plastic tarp instead of canvas. Tin can cooking. By this video you could have been me for many nights in my life.
There's beauty in simplicity. Blessed are the Meek, for they shall inherit the earth...
Not a word spoken and everything said !
“Once you realize what is needed for life, the bullshit drops away.”
Heard that on a survival show and its so true. Water food and shelter is all we truly need, everything else is a distraction or just extra.
I learn so much from you...I am a wanderer in Spain, i just used the roads of the Saint James ways in Spain through all the country by walking.
Simple yet perfect...enjoyed your cookware
Just discovered this channel. What strikes me among many things is body language, manner of movement, tasks & decisions. NOTHING RUSHED!! Not slow either just deliberate, observant, considered, calm, relaxed (because he is calm and relaxed). What a crazy contrast to city living. You won’t need me to tell you he has the better deal...
He defenitely HAS the better deal, imo...
refreshing to see some of the. old ways...Mors would be proud of that coffee...nice job, enjoyed the wild life
It's really fitting to watch it at 1:46 pm
Very simple, but beautiful camping, and love this style ..... as I'm an old lady, and not strong enough to carry a heavy gear for camping ... for an emergency I've got whole set of the gear for caimping at home, as our location is along the Pacific Ocean, surrounded by the Tone River, which indicates the risk of tsunami in the quake, like the one occurred on the New Year Day around the Noto Peninsula, located along the Japan Sea ... two years ago I began to practice surfing so that I can survive any tsunami, ha ha!😁
Wonderful. I am a Pipe Smoker and I love Having A Bowl or Two When I am Fishing. Keep it up Young Man 👍👍
Packing the swamp grass in there makes a comfortable bed. But, in some locations and seasons, that grass can be infested with ticks. That would lead to problems.
Courtesy of Half Vast Flying
You are rekindling something in me that I had forgotten was there. This is how I spent much of my youth, wandering in the wilds of British Columbia and your videos are inspiring me to slow down, get back to basics and nature. Thank you and please keep the content going so I can join along with you.
that owl .....omg i wish I could photograph him ..such i nice creature
Your videos are my “ minds medication “. Always great, be safe.
Your vids are just excellent! I like this one because it shows that a bunch of fancy gear (which I have) can fuzz the picture and distract from what’s important. You are good at saying a lot without saying a thing. Thank you.
As usual, just amazing! Just a note about repurposing those types of cans. They are lined with plastic and so is best to burn them out before using with food.
美しい映像をありがとう。
とてもリラックスした気持ちになれました。
I especially enjoy the absence of plastic.
The idea of turning an empty can into a pot Is a good "invention" great video btw!
Man , ....that was so cool . The tarp configuration alone has me puttin' on my shoes n pants and go outside in the back yard and try that configuration . The homemade bushpot , billy cup , and frying pan was so cool . Now i got a new project hobby .
You would make a good hobo. The Littlest Hobo from Canada would be proud if you ever heard of him (and if not, you should google him).
I hope there is a voice that keeps calling you and maybe tomorrow we will all settle down.
All the best Ryley and always remember to follow your nose! 🇨🇦🦫
I like that you left the place more or less as you found it. A bit of flattened grass, some carbon from the fire; it will look like no one was there in 2 or 3 weeks tops. Great kit in this one, really trimming it down.
Thanks for watching!
Absolutely beautiful. I can feel the pure nature in your videos! Firstly I thought man this guy has the crappiest tools that exist but the real crap is inside those who have all luxury goods. Thank you so much.
You show something different, simple but very interesting to watch..
I don't have much to say, thanks for the video, it's good to see things like this, low-cost camping without sequins, it made me want to go camping in the first place I can find. And I didn't know about the pot handle system for inserting the stick, good idea
Love your cook kit!
🏕 Wow! really good! that's the way it has to be! thank you for this brilliant video! stay healthy and see you soon
Hello my friend.
Greet from Slovakia.
I just want to write a few words.
Before I discovered your videos, I loved the videos of Bertram, Swedwoods and probably Nagualero the most. All of them were and are a huge inspiration.
But when I saw your video I was amazed and very happy,
I like your simplicity, practicality, peace and quiet that comes from you and your videos. I also wander through nature, enjoying this huge gift that we have and learning a lot from you. Huge thanks to you for the videos and to the universe for discovering you. I wish you beautiful trips and good luck. Best regards, Tulak
Life for food and water is enough😁😍
I've never actually seen anyone genuinely use a bindle outside of cartoons from like the 30s
Hello. It was a camp in silence and peace. I watched calmly
I've watched alot of bushcraft videos....and this is the first time I've seen someone use tins like this as cookware! I love em, man! To me, that's how bushcraft should be! ....my question is, has anyone heard of getting ill by cooking in tins like this? I watched one video where dude cooked a his canned food over the fire, but issued a warning that he didn't recommend doing that. Regardless, I think I'm gonna have to add some tins like these to my pack! Awesome vid...thanks brother!
I just love watching you cook stuff (:
I love your videos, they're excellent. No silly music...makes a big difference.
Everything about this video was great and exceptionally peaceful and relaxing. The cub bears were so adorable. Thank you so much 💚
Loved the animal shots and glad to see the beard coming back. The food looked great as always.
For a minute I thought the pot lid handle was a key from a Prem can lol
There is an incredible feeling of closeness to nature when you go out with minimal gear that you've fashioned yourself. I love the tin can cook kit.
One remark though, I would never leave half burned logs. I always burn my fire until it's just a small amount of white ash that is easy to extinguish and cover up with earth and leaf litter. Leave no trace...
You did not disappoint. Very impressive. Glad to see you back.
Great camping trip. I was surprised that you got so close to a mother bear and her cub. I would be scared to get that close. I've only encountered one bear in the wild.
It was really cool to see. I've encountered many bears throughout my time in the wilderness but this was the first time that I was able to get good footage. Usually the bears are gone before I can get my camera rolling.
That grass looks very comfortable but if that were Tennessee, it would be tick cIty! Great video!!
I was wondering if he had any when he got up. Most of the things I see some of these guys do would lead to me having to check myself constantly for ticks and surely they would be there. I am wondering where these tick free oasis’ exist, or do they just endure it for the sake of art.
@@KarnakActual Ticks hop on me like iron to a magnet. Especially "seed ticks". I'll find them all over me.
So relaxing, thank you
I can't stop the quiet emotions！
Люблю эту атмосферу
Very relaxing, I like my pipe to filled with green gear.
Nice relaxing video.
Happens to remind me of a similar video from Scotty Gone Walkabout that demonstrates the ol' Aussie Bagman set up. Not quite the same, but with a similar, minimalist approach.
Either way, a cool way of going about an outdoors trip.
I have fallen on tough times. This helps, thank you
Praying for better times for you my friend. God bless and happy trails!
Very nice video my friend, love the footage about the wildlife.
simple and beautiful
Great to see you back on the big screen again. I enjoy your videos.
I love fried potatoes , onions and hotdogs . Some coffee or tea would have been nice . Great video thank you .
Worn cloths and gear is always and good sign i'll like the video...
Great video! Has to be my new favorite of yours. Simplicity made it a complete package.
That's life as Mother Nature intended
Merci !
I needed this today. I wish there was areas like this in my area to do this in. Im limited to sanctioned campgrounds but at least they offer free "primitive" spots.
Sounds like Vermont.
You need to learn stealth camping , you can find spots like this all over the place next to major highways
@@kuzinit2374 being a biker ive done that a few times, not so stealth though. Theres a big MC here made up entirely of law enforcement and they're pretty lax on bikers so i can pretty much set up camp anywhere within a 200 mile radius so long as its public/state land. What i want though is deep in the middle of the woods far away from people in general. I'm gonna be getting a klr650 and really wanna do some overlanding with it.
@@notquiteultralight1701 especially on the islands $15 for a bundle of firewood and you aren’t allowed to collect your own lol
@@undefeatedtv4109 do you live in communist China ?
I almost didn't recognize you without your hat on. I'm so used to seeing you with it on than off but you still look good. So your camping solo and doing diy videos.The best you can have are the do it yourself . Food always taste better cooked outdoors over a flaming fire pit. Got you some grass to sleep on. What more could you ask for. It's a winder that your smoke and the smell of your good looking didn't bring a bear around sniffing. Saw on earlier with her cub. . I hope you get a good night's rest without any animals attacking you or any rain coming down.i enjoyed your video. Thanks for sharing. P.S.I like you better with your hat off.
The two uprights behind the fire, were driven in 6”-8” deep by pounding with an axe. They stood straight up. Firewood was stacked against them to (1) reflect heat and light into the shelter. But in the morning, they both leaned back about 6”-7”, no longer straight upright. All the stacked fire wood had slipped into the fire and were consumed. And he pulled the stakes up with only a couple of fingers. Some major adjustments had been made off camera.
Courtesy of Half Vast Flying
love the hobo cook kit and theme of this vid, that owl was epic, I feel the vid could do with more beard though
Thank You for another great video.
Another great video! Love the black bear footage.
Some great wildlife shots! I really enjoyed this trip!
Really enjoyed this video. Thank you for sharing.
Thx for uploading mate .....👍👍👍
Nice to have you back Riley, we’ve missed you.
@Text me on telegram 👉 KuskBushcraft Don’t have telegram…. And don’t want it. Any other way?
Love this video. Simple is good in most cases. You have an inspiring way about you little brother.
Wonder why only these many views. Amazing documentary
Really injoy looking forward to the next 👍 top job legend 👍
Beautifully simple and inspiring.
That's so amazing. I think I should have tried this one occasion
Interested to know where you went?
Alberta and BC have had fire restrictions all summer and most have yet to be lifted.....
No restrictions in my area. I always check before going out. This area had recieved rain the day before I went out. I felt very comfortable having my fire without there being a risk of starting a forest fire.
This was another awesome adventure, once again. Cheers! ✌️🇨🇦
Love the pipe…so relaxing‼️👍. Adds a great touch to your videos.
Always loved your videos....kind of soothing ....that mama bear 🐻...quite scary ....cheers from Mauritius
Yep the simple life is the best life.
Great video.
Hi my friend🤠👍👌 laik to Bushkraft
Nice video ! Thank you .
Love love love the ASMR style, no talking style of vids. Very calming! Thanks! Great vid
This was awesome! Do more minimalist DIY camping :)
Oh yeah! A hot cup of coffee and a bowl of full Virginia flake makes for a great end to a day in the bush. Don't ever come to Marion Indiana and try to wash your face in this River. The skin of your face just likely to rot away and fall off. A friend and i went on a canoe trip on the Wabash River. We ran out of water. He just could not abide being thirsty. He dipped his water bottle straight into the water and without using purification tablets or boiling it or anything just started chugging down that dirty river water. And the hell of it is he never got sick!
Mate, that was pure joy to watch. Honestly it was. I doff my cap to you, many times!
I’ve always wanted to go camping just really never made the effort and don’t know anything about cAmping. Wish I had friends that knew
Great video man. It’s been very dry here in southern Alberta but it looks greener up north.
Great channel! My favorite!
Great Job, As Always!
Living my friend living 👍🏴
Excellent.
Just found your videos, and I love them. Living with purpose, and peace in your heart! ☮️😊❤️
nice video thank you. there are a lot of bindle and stick vids but yours is the only practical one
Amazing stuff! You should pin a comment that instructs viewers to read the description as it might address FAQ’s. Most of these people dart right for the comments and don’t expand the description at all.
Thanks for this video, so relaxing 🙏🏻❤️
Great stuff. Love your hobo pots and pans. Well done.
Awesome video. Thanks
Good stuff.