I’ve said this before, I’ve been doing this stuff since the 60’s, but every time I watch you I learn something new. Great pot holder. From an old guy in the U.S., thanks so much for doing this.
Thanks so much. Long shift yesterday, just got home. Fired this video up and in 6 minutes the fire was cracking, steaks on and you transferred me out there...in the woods. For a few moments all the BS was gone. I appreciate that....always do. Take care
seriously ;liking the Zeltbahn and that pan holder what an amazing idea simple yet so effective, a big share to the group, looking forward to the Winter adventures...atb
I must complement you on your tendency to not make fires bigger than they need to be. If you need heat make a small fire and sit close. Small fires make wood collecting easier and will also keep forests in better condition.
I recommend your channel to everyone. As a life long camper and outdoor enthusiast your technique rings so true to me. Love your fires. My favorite is a three stick fire taught to me by native more than 30 years ago. Thank you.
That pan holder was clever! That's the sort of thing that attracted me so much to Bushcrafting. First, trying out the traditional ways things were made and done, then trying modifications and variations, and finally, trying to come up with other ideas of my own. Sometimes things are simple and expedient, sometimes more involved. Much of the enjoyment is in the making, so contraptions like water wheels, and propeller driven devices and other clever creations may not seem practical to some, but practicality is not always the point. Bushcrafting for most is a hobby, and so should be fun, challenging, and creative.
I just love your videos... For me its a kind of mediation. If I had a bad day or just feeling bad, I watch a video of you and calm down. I can just say thank you for these unbelivable impressions...
I'm just going to go ahead and be a grump here. I've camped for 30 years and have never seemed to need a frying pan holder. It's a clever concept and it's good that you keep your videos interesting however. Thanks.
LOL.. well i would never call it a survival pan holder! Im always in a rush when i camp so i rarely feel i have time to wait for good cooking coals for the pan. I would never cook bacon in a pan this way. But a thick piece of meat, chicken etc needs a not so hot temperature by being elevated above the fire. So instead of waiting a couple of hours for good coals (which is what it takes here in softwood country) a 10 minute pan holder is not so awkward to make IMO. But you have a point too. But If i only would go out and do the same cooking setup everytime, like the hunters fire for the pan as an example... i doubt i would have the views. Last couple of weeks i have been thinking...well now i just have to be done with the different pan/pot holders. I should start over and do beta versions of the ones i did. But then suddenly a new idea i have to try... like this very moment! One more coming up next week im afraid! And I think its going to be even more simple. Thanks, would never get the idea without your comment!😂
Hello my friend Awesome video I know thos tarps we called them zeltbahn and we called the camo muster Einstrich Keinstrich. We where talking about them and ya when u put two together different storie alot more room. I love your videos you r a great person and man. I was laughing so hard the holder for the frying pan what a good idea great love it. I still wait for my tarp didn't arrive yet from Germany they r probably busy drinking beer lol.Thank you my friend for the great video we will talk soon. Please let me know if you guys catch eal too or is it to far north and too cold for the fish. For me the best tasting fish ever fryed, cooked or smoked awesome fish. All the best from my family to your family stay healthy.
Thanks my friend! The pot hanger thing is getting absurd 😂. But maybe I can get one more out there we will see. When I grew up outside Stockholm we caught some eal bottom fishing at night in Mälaren.
Hi Yes you r right fishing on the ground but the r tasty. There is other fish too but eal omg. Thank u for replying awesome. I will always be with u in your videos. You and your family be safe and healthy. Buy buy
Hey Swed...got my cold handle pan in today from Ebay. Can't wait to use. It has some rust so need to do a bit of reconditioning and seasoning but looks like it has plenty of life left. Did not realize these have quite a history behind them. Thanks for the tip a few days back. Awesome videos...keep them up...really enjoy!
So good to see you again my friend. Also good to see your appetite is not diminished !! May your shadow never grow smaller. Keep safe and healthy . Skal !!
✔ Hello my friend🙌🏻 I've been missing your movies while l'm still here in the wilderness🌲🌲🌲 Even bad connection and no signal can't stop me of watching it😁 Thanks for this great adventure & atb to you✊🏻🐺🐾 Ꭿℓℯℵ ⋮П￪⟨⋮
Nice video as usual, and a neat pan holder. Have you been able to check out how waterproof is the NVA Zeltban poncho? Thanks for sharing your great videos with us. Good care, and greetings from North Catalunya.
Hmm, 3 years later. I dont know someone said it before, but, why is the Zeltbahn as Poncho so long at the back? You wear your backpack under the Poncho, to hold it dry. And the two holes are for a rifle not for the Arms. So you can stay dry too, while using your riffle. For so long, greetings from germany :-)
Simple and sweet. Good video. I have asked you in the past, but I lost the info. I apologize. What are those small hand drills you use. You always have the cleverest tricks with those. Thanks again.
Damn intresting to see your gear and equipment. Keeping it simple and smart! Not very familiar with cold temperatures winter hiking, and planning some this year. What is the best way to stay warm, from waist down (in terms of clothing)? Been thinking of a winter thermal underlayer, thin down underpants and shellpants on top. Do you think it will work in like -10°C? Thanks for sharing this video, awesome. Tumme upp från Göteborg!
@Christopher Kavanaugh Thanks man! Will look into that, I knew synthetics and wool is the best way to go. I am basically a kayaker and harsh ocean enviroments is part of the business but in hiking conditions, where you move alot and still is exposed to the enviroments. I have to re-think...Thanks for your input!
Magnus Persson , you may want to look at something like surplus Swiss wool gaiters too, particularly if you will be breaking trail in snow. They help keep the under layers and even boots dry, as well as adding another layer of insulation, and effective protection against thorns and brambles.
What Chris and Sean said. And negative 10 degrees Celsius is not so much to be afraid of. Only when it's windy and you have to protect cheek bones etc to avoid frost bites. So dont overdress! Thats a recipe for disaster. Dress according to the three layer principle. And constantly regulate (opening up or closing layers of clothing) the heat while moving, working or resting. Check out Erik Normark on youtube and how he dress. He uses high tech gear but the principle is there and one can replace with cheaper good quality gear if you test it first before going out. Good luck man
@@Swedwoods Sounds like good advice! Yeah following Erik Normark already. Helped me find an excellent sleepingbag BTW. But yes, dress in practical layers and adjust accordingly, thanks for your reply! 👍
James Ellsworth nailed it. A gimlet starts out as a fine drill and then becomes more of a reamer to cleanly finish the hole. Often used by cabinet makers when working with veneer so the delicate, thin wood doesn't split. Also useful for making pilot holes for fasteners and such, particularly in wood that is tough and fiberous that normal drill bits leave rough and ragged.
Bad ass pan holder, but for the love of Sweet Baby Jesus would you carry a bigger pan and some damn butter? Also maybe a little salt, course ground pepper, rosemary, and garlic (too taste), then seer each side (don't forget the edges) for 1-3 minutes, and then cook slowly for another 6-8 minutes?!!!!! I mean we're dying over here.....! PS- Disregard what SwedeWeirdo said below.....bigger fires are better. Always. Viva la Texas!
😂 The steak fitted perfectly in that pan! I got bigger light weight ones but i keep returning to the small one. Most of the time you see me throw on some spice mix etc.. but i realized i didnt miss spices the times i forgot them at home. So i move away from salt and stuff in the woods. Its a cliche but food tastes more in the woods plain and simple! Just my 2 cents...
@@Swedwoods I was just playing around. :-) It looked incredible. I do like salt, but the natural taste of meat is always enough. Great video as usual hermano.
LOL keep those 5 stars coming then 😂.. if you would give me 4 stars on a video I would be like....what??? 😱.. no seriously 4 would be ok lol. My first video is called "bird on trail" and that's not a masterpiece I tell you 😁
Swedwoods I look forwards to your first video! It’s all about the journey & how it began!! Haha it would only be by mistake if you got 4 😬 & bird on a trail?? Lol interesting title.
sorry I have no idea of what's it called. I made it the first time as a kid and we never had names for stuff like that..we just said like...slide knot or something like that freely translated from swedish. Its a bit more clear in view in the previous video of this one. Maybe a subscriber can help with what its called.
Swedwoods has videos on the Polish Lavvu showing one, two or (if I remember) even three) to make shelters. Those videos are great to watch. After that, decide on the interior volume you would like, the pitching setup that works best for you and how much weight you want to transport to YOUR campsite.
GhosTeN , I know Swedwoods mentioned the zehltban was lighter and packed down smaller in the comments of a previous video. Function wise, I think they are very comparable. I have a Hungarian zehltban that is very comparable to the one used in this video, just with a different camo pattern. If I had to say what other difference it has compared to the Polish Palace, it would be that it is thinner and less insulating than the Polish Lavvu. I use the #2 size Lavvu, which I think gives a little more room than the Hungarian Zehtban, but the difference is very minor.
Im lucky to always be in silent places... but this time however in the still evening hours just before sunset the sound of a chainsaw from a distant logger reached me across the lake.
I’ve said this before, I’ve been doing this stuff since the 60’s, but every time I watch you I learn something new. Great pot holder. From an old guy in the U.S., thanks so much for doing this.
You are most welcome James! Thank you!
@@Swedwoods1:37 браво
Wow , that’s an awesome skillet holder. Dang I’m always
Learning something from bushcraft videos
thanks!
Thanks so much. Long shift yesterday, just got home. Fired this video up and in 6 minutes the fire was cracking, steaks on and you transferred me out there...in the woods. For a few moments all the BS was gone. I appreciate that....always do. Take care
Great to hear my friend! atb!
seriously ;liking the Zeltbahn and that pan holder what an amazing idea simple yet so effective, a big share to the group, looking forward to the Winter adventures...atb
Thank you very much my friend!
@@Swedwoods always a pleasure
I must complement you on your tendency to not make fires bigger than they need to be. If you need heat make a small fire and sit close. Small fires make wood collecting easier and will also keep forests in better condition.
Thanks! Totally agree.
Yankee
“Go Big, or Go Home”- White American Saying...lol! Just Kidding! Tending a large fire is a chore. 🔥
I recommend your channel to everyone. As a life long camper and outdoor enthusiast your technique rings so true to me. Love your fires. My favorite is a three stick fire taught to me by native more than 30 years ago. Thank you.
Thank you very much!!
That pan holder was clever! That's the sort of thing that attracted me so much to Bushcrafting. First, trying out the traditional ways things were made and done, then trying modifications and variations, and finally, trying to come up with other ideas of my own. Sometimes things are simple and expedient, sometimes more involved. Much of the enjoyment is in the making, so contraptions like water wheels, and propeller driven devices and other clever creations may not seem practical to some, but practicality is not always the point. Bushcrafting for most is a hobby, and so should be fun, challenging, and creative.
Exactly Sean! Thanks!
Stick + drill = potholder
simply amazing
thank you
Thanks!
I just love your videos...
For me its a kind of mediation. If I had a bad day or just feeling bad, I watch a video of you and calm down. I can just say thank you for these unbelivable impressions...
Awesome to hear Jonas! Thanks!
I learn something new every time I watch your videos.Keep up the good content.Who needs any talking when the content is this interesting.
Nice to hear! Thanks!
Those ponchos are quite the thing. Thanks for the snippet.
You are welcome, thanks!
I'm just going to go ahead and be a grump here. I've camped for 30 years and have never seemed to need a frying pan holder. It's a clever concept and it's good that you keep your videos interesting however. Thanks.
LOL.. well i would never call it a survival pan holder! Im always in a rush when i camp so i rarely feel i have time to wait for good cooking coals for the pan. I would never cook bacon in a pan this way. But a thick piece of meat, chicken etc needs a not so hot temperature by being elevated above the fire. So instead of waiting a couple of hours for good coals (which is what it takes here in softwood country) a 10 minute pan holder is not so awkward to make IMO. But you have a point too. But If i only would go out and do the same cooking setup everytime, like the hunters fire for the pan as an example... i doubt i would have the views. Last couple of weeks i have been thinking...well now i just have to be done with the different pan/pot holders. I should start over and do beta versions of the ones i did. But then suddenly a new idea i have to try... like this very moment! One more coming up next week im afraid! And I think its going to be even more simple. Thanks, would never get the idea without your comment!😂
Wow! Great adventure 🇸🇪!!
Thank you!
Pretty sneaky with the frying pan 👍😎👌
Thanks!
You always show us something new or different. Great video!👍
Thank you John!
Hello my friend
Awesome video I know thos tarps we called them zeltbahn and we called the camo muster Einstrich Keinstrich. We where talking about them and ya when u put two together different storie alot more room. I love your videos you r a great person and man. I was laughing so hard the holder for the frying pan what a good idea great love it. I still wait for my tarp didn't arrive yet from Germany they r probably busy drinking beer lol.Thank you my friend for the great video we will talk soon. Please let me know if you guys catch eal too or is it to far north and too cold for the fish. For me the best tasting fish ever fryed, cooked or smoked awesome fish. All the best from my family to your family stay healthy.
Thanks my friend! The pot hanger thing is getting absurd 😂. But maybe I can get one more out there we will see. When I grew up outside Stockholm we caught some eal bottom fishing at night in Mälaren.
Hi
Yes you r right fishing on the ground but the r tasty. There is other fish too but eal omg. Thank u for replying awesome. I will always be with u in your videos. You and your family be safe and healthy. Buy buy
Yet again, a really nice sharing of the quiet forest. Thank you. Harry
Thanks Harry!
Dear friend. Thank you for this new video. A great invent for your pan, you going on being the master... Waiting the next. Greetings from Spain.
Thanks!
Hail...nice video byteful North nature.....thanks..
Thanks!
Hey Swed...got my cold handle pan in today from Ebay. Can't wait to use. It has some rust so need to do a bit of reconditioning and seasoning but looks like it has plenty of life left. Did not realize these have quite a history behind them. Thanks for the tip a few days back. Awesome videos...keep them up...really enjoy!
Nice! enjoy it and thanks!
One more great video. Love how you can manage to keep the content simple and yet so charming. Well done.
Thank you!
I like the way these ponchos snap together. The pole placement you used gives good interior volume.
Yeah this felt huge!
So good to see you again my friend. Also good to see your appetite is not diminished !! May your shadow never grow smaller. Keep safe and healthy . Skal !!
Thank you !!
In the scene of zooming darkness I'm prepared to see something horrable 9:10
😂 I cut it out post edit. Got to think youtube friendly 😉
My Forest Hobby what?
You and rune Must have same DNA. Outstanding ,good stuff! Really enjoy. Can’t wait for winter videos will join your support.daytona USA
Thanks!
Those gadgets he makes are cool as hell.
Thanks!
Thanks for sending .. Enjoy life .. Have a nice time 🌸
Thanks a lot!
Pet-Peeve and rant: Ponchos that don't have arm cover.Your videos are pure class thanks for the time and effort.
thank you!
👍 have a good week end Bro
thank you !
Thanks! all the best!
Another awesome video. The holder you made for your frying pan was brilliant.
Thanks!
Awesome video man. Have an amazing weekend, Andreas from Off Grid Sweden 🇸🇪
Thanks and the same to you!
LOL. The frying pan holder. That's awesome. Now is this as good as the rotisserie chicken? Not quite, but certainly more practical. 👍👍👍😂😂😂
😂 I know I know! Thanks!
✔ Hello my friend🙌🏻
I've been missing your movies while l'm still here in the wilderness🌲🌲🌲
Even bad connection and no signal can't stop me of watching it😁
Thanks for this great adventure & atb to you✊🏻🐺🐾
Ꭿℓℯℵ ⋮П￪⟨⋮
Thanks a lot my friend! Have a great time out there man!
Nice tent and camp steak looked delicious.
Thanks!
Another great video!
Very authentic with great tips.
Keep it up!
Thank you very much!
Perfect, great!
Nice forest, food looks awesome
Thanks!
Cool camping bro.
Thank you
Very good channel!
Thank you!
Great shelter thanks for video
Thanks you are welcome!
Enjoyed this video so much.It was great to see.....
Great to hear brother! Thanks!
Nice trip, makes me want to do my own with zeltbahns👍
Thanks awesome to hear!
Great pan holder idea.
Would love a run through of the kit you take out with you.
I change a lot, but the mora carver 120, bahco laplander saw and Husqvarna carpenters axe and some gimlets have followed me in many videos now,
Ваши приключения супер!
Thanks!
Nice camp,, as always,,,, thanks
Thanks!
Очень хорошее новое видео, посмотрел с удовольствием, желаю дальнейших творческих успехов!
Thank you Mikhail!
really great idea!
Thanks!
first of all, at the first scene, you are kinda cute 😁 and this guy is the most brillient man I've ever watched on youtube. crazy!
thank you!😁
Спасибо! Как всегда смотрел с большим интересом!
Thanks!
Nice video, just as I like them.
Thanks!
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Thanks for sharing!
Thanks!
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I like your country
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Great video, very nice :-)) Thanks, greets Brummer
Thanks!
Nice video 👍
Thanks!
geniales Video! Ich liebe es!
Thank you!
Well Done 👍👍
Thanks!
Nice video as usual, and a neat pan holder. Have you been able to check out how waterproof is the NVA Zeltban poncho? Thanks for sharing your great videos with us. Good care, and greetings from North Catalunya.
that steak was definitely juicy yum yum.
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Прекрасно передана атмосфера!
Thank you!
Super
Thanks!
멋진영상 잘보고 갑니다.
Thanks!
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Thanks!
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Hej Bror ! Som alltid en utmärkt filmen !!! Har du sett älvor, dvärgar, troll i dina skogar ???!) Eller Odin och Thor !!!)?Hälsningar från Ryssland !
God dag! Nej det har aldrig hänt tyvärr! 😁
The two Zeltbahn's look bigger than 2 Lavvu's are they? Another great video, thanks for taking us along!!
dont know about that...if these would be enclosed together it would not be so much space inside.Thank you very much!
The steak looked like it was medium rare to me. Not to overcooked! Lol! 💜🙏🏼👍
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Hmm, 3 years later. I dont know someone said it before, but, why is the Zeltbahn as Poncho so long at the back? You wear your backpack under the Poncho, to hold it dry. And the two holes are for a rifle not for the Arms. So you can stay dry too, while using your riffle. For so long, greetings from germany :-)
8:00 wow we get a lot out of this video. How to set up a tarp-tent, how to make a fire and skillet-holder, and now a muckbang.
👍👍👍
Gillar stekpannehållaren 👍😊
Tackar!
Simple and sweet. Good video. I have asked you in the past, but I lost the info. I apologize. What are those small hand drills you use. You always have the cleverest tricks with those. Thanks again.
thanks. They are called gimlets!
@@Swedwoods Thanks again, just ordered them.
Im from indonesia im suport you
Thank you very much!
Damn intresting to see your gear and equipment. Keeping it simple and smart! Not very familiar with cold temperatures winter hiking, and planning some this year. What is the best way to stay warm, from waist down (in terms of clothing)? Been thinking of a winter thermal underlayer, thin down underpants and shellpants on top. Do you think it will work in like -10°C? Thanks for sharing this video, awesome. Tumme upp från Göteborg!
@Christopher Kavanaugh Thanks man! Will look into that, I knew synthetics and wool is the best way to go. I am basically a kayaker and harsh ocean enviroments is part of the business but in hiking conditions, where you move alot and still is exposed to the enviroments. I have to re-think...Thanks for your input!
Magnus Persson , you may want to look at something like surplus Swiss wool gaiters too, particularly if you will be breaking trail in snow. They help keep the under layers and even boots dry, as well as adding another layer of insulation, and effective protection against thorns and brambles.
What Chris and Sean said. And negative 10 degrees Celsius is not so much to be afraid of. Only when it's windy and you have to protect cheek bones etc to avoid frost bites. So dont overdress! Thats a recipe for disaster. Dress according to the three layer principle. And constantly regulate (opening up or closing layers of clothing) the heat while moving, working or resting. Check out Erik Normark on youtube and how he dress. He uses high tech gear but the principle is there and one can replace with cheaper good quality gear if you test it first before going out. Good luck man
@@Swedwoods Sounds like good advice! Yeah following Erik Normark already. Helped me find an excellent sleepingbag BTW. But yes, dress in practical layers and adjust accordingly, thanks for your reply! 👍
Здоровый бородатый мужик, ходит с топором по холодному шведскому лесу, ест мясо огромными кусками - настоящий Викинг.
😂 Thank you!
Was that jus a drill bit u used or is that from a wood working set? Great video i love zeltbahns
It is called a 'gimlet' and is a basic hand drill for starting holes for pegs or nails to avoid splitting the wood.
James Ellsworth nailed it. A gimlet starts out as a fine drill and then becomes more of a reamer to cleanly finish the hole. Often used by cabinet makers when working with veneer so the delicate, thin wood doesn't split. Also useful for making pilot holes for fasteners and such, particularly in wood that is tough and fiberous that normal drill bits leave rough and ragged.
What James and Sean said! Thanks!
Olá!
Bom dia
Um forte abraço aqui do Brasil
Greetings!
Bad ass pan holder, but for the love of Sweet Baby Jesus would you carry a bigger pan and some damn butter? Also maybe a little salt, course ground pepper, rosemary, and garlic (too taste), then seer each side (don't forget the edges) for 1-3 minutes, and then cook slowly for another 6-8 minutes?!!!!! I mean we're dying over here.....!
PS- Disregard what SwedeWeirdo said below.....bigger fires are better. Always. Viva la Texas!
😂 The steak fitted perfectly in that pan! I got bigger light weight ones but i keep returning to the small one. Most of the time you see me throw on some spice mix etc.. but i realized i didnt miss spices the times i forgot them at home. So i move away from salt and stuff in the woods. Its a cliche but food tastes more in the woods plain and simple! Just my 2 cents...
@@Swedwoods I was just playing around. :-) It looked incredible. I do like salt, but the natural taste of meat is always enough. Great video as usual hermano.
P.S. I'm doing that kick ass pan holder this weekend.
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Thanks! are you done? you seen em all haven't you lol?
Swedwoods haha not yet. I have about 45 videos to watch!! You have a lot of content.
LOL keep those 5 stars coming then 😂.. if you would give me 4 stars on a video I would be like....what??? 😱.. no seriously 4 would be ok lol. My first video is called "bird on trail" and that's not a masterpiece I tell you 😁
Swedwoods I look forwards to your first video! It’s all about the journey & how it began!! Haha it would only be by mistake if you got 4 😬 & bird on a trail?? Lol interesting title.
😍✌👍💖
Thanks!
Extremt hög mysfaktor !!!
👍👍👍👍 det var det!
Hello, excellent videos, I live in Spain, could you tell me where to buy the Zeltbahn canvas online, thanks, greetings!
Thanks! Surplus is your best bet
what kind tent of is ??
2 NVA Zeltbahn ponchos buttoned together
Nice setup! What knots did you use to tie down your tent?
sorry I have no idea of what's it called. I made it the first time as a kid and we never had names for stuff like that..we just said like...slide knot or something like that freely translated from swedish. Its a bit more clear in view in the previous video of this one. Maybe a subscriber can help with what its called.
Слова здесь излишни!!!👍👍👍
Excuse me, sir, but did you just make a «tent» out of your fairly large jacket??
a poncho. You can set it up like a shelter. 2 of them makes a bigger one in this case
There is so much to learn for me in your channel.. I’m so impressed by all the knowledge you’ve got!
what fabric did you use. Can you provide 👍👏👏
The fabric is canvas.
He doesn't sleep!
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Thanks!
hello my friend :)
hello!
5:02 is that a chainsaw or what making that weird noise not so sure? or maybe bigfoot :P
Yeah distant logger....or Bigfoot sure 😁
So, I'm late to the party, but if you're still responding to this vid, how many zeltbahns do you need for a full tipi?
100%, Danke
thanks glad you liked it!
what do you think about the Zeltbahn poncho compared to the Polish lavvu poncho? im thinking of getting this one, looks lighter than the lavvu.
Swedwoods has videos on the Polish Lavvu showing one, two or (if I remember) even three) to make shelters. Those videos are great to watch. After that, decide on the interior volume you would like, the pitching setup that works best for you and how much weight you want to transport to YOUR campsite.
@@jamesellsworth9673 i already have the lavvu, this looks more practical, just asking.
GhosTeN , I know Swedwoods mentioned the zehltban was lighter and packed down smaller in the comments of a previous video. Function wise, I think they are very comparable. I have a Hungarian zehltban that is very comparable to the one used in this video, just with a different camo pattern. If I had to say what other difference it has compared to the Polish Palace, it would be that it is thinner and less insulating than the Polish Lavvu. I use the #2 size Lavvu, which I think gives a little more room than the Hungarian Zehtban, but the difference is very minor.
@@TheScoundrel70 Thank you for an informative reply from a user!
@@TheScoundrel70 thank you kind sir!
Is it two square poncho? What’s the measurement of the poncho?
What kind of hand tool is that
a gimlet
5:01-7:19 What is that noise in the background? It's creepy.
Im lucky to always be in silent places... but this time however in the still evening hours just before sunset the sound of a chainsaw from a distant logger reached me across the lake.
Den där hållaren var inte alls dum!
Tackar!
Not one word spoke
Thats how it is in the woods.
Which camera did you used...?
Panasonic G80
And which lenses..?
Lumix 12-60mm tele .. if I remember correctly
3:06 Bushcraft pose for picture :)
😂😂
هايي وين صايره