Overnight Bushcraft Camp
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I loaded up my new pack, and hit the woods with Scout.
Spent the night in a framed tarp shelter, and did a bunch of fun stuff.
I love how professionally you put this video together. I'm glad you didn't add any music. I learned a lot. Thanks
Michelle White thank you, I appreciate it.
Leave no trace is the way to go. I wish more people were as considerate. Thank you
You make bushcraft with a dog look easy. Last time I did this with my dog he ran off with my axe XD
lol
I went camping with a buddy and his small dog. The dog was a huge liability. She's an inside dog and she were whimpering and complaining all the time even though she had everything she needed. When we were gathering wood and stuff she had to be carried up the cliffs because she is tiny and a terrible climber. Also she was walking in front of our legs when we were carrying loads of firewood so we almost stepped on her. Very difficult indeed.
That sounds so annoying.
GamePhysics i allways hike and camps with my dog even in winter i got myselfs a malamute once i fixed the run off probleme he became my best hiking partner he carry his own food nad when it's really cold like 0 F he carrys his own matress and blanket he's not cold but he seems enjoys more sleeping in the tent when he got his blanket !
German Shepherds are very well-behaved
Man , Dog and Nature and that is all You really need Folks !
Well done to Joe and Scout for Allowing Us to Tag along .
Great video. Scout really is paying attention to whatever you are doing. Looks like a great companion.
really enjoy your videos. Having Scout out with you, sharing in your adventures must really be a bonus. keep having fun.
nice vid, one point I'd like to share. when you pull your tarp back towards your sleeping area, any water on the ridge will tend to flow back down to where you are sleeping. You have some very good videos, well done and great photography.
Nice to see more Canadians out in BushCraft glad you brought Scout too (Mans Best Friend) esp in Canada where Black Bears are everywhere. I also use a pot cooler for my outings makes a great grill. Nice Video & look forward to many more. I bring out a slingshot with me for small game (Rabbits, etc)
Nice camera work - framing and depth of field. Looks like a fun trip. Having a dog around certainly is a lot of company.
lol I love your dog always trying to steal your logs haha
I have watched this video like 5 times. Great job. I really liked how you camped for the night
Nathan Codeluppi Thanks!
Love how 'Scout' is enjoying everything too!
Scout is a great pup. I like the simple Whelen type tarp setup. Your thought process was nice in that you did rush your overnight. Thanks for a relaxing and inspiring video.
Cast Iron Kid
Your dog is awesome! So loyal and mild mannered. I bet you two have some fun out there. Great video! Thanks for sharing!
I watched your clips before (alone) I learned a lot from all your clips, good job
Great video, enjoyed watching it and good use of the knife is an implemented axe when splitting the wood. Nice to know you respect your dog as much as bushcrafting. Great companion
I love this video I think I have watched it a million times thanks for the entertainment and inspiration
awesome!
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567 538 Views. You sir, you just lied.
if one person watches a video 1000 times it will only count as 1 view..
Love the video, and I appreciate your love for your dog!
Joe,
Love your videos and love how you can appreciate just spending time with your trusted mutt.
Ha! I have a dog named Scout as well! Thanks for sharing. Looks like good times for sure!
Your dog is so well behaved ! when I went camping with my 2 jack russels they kept on nicking off and coming back with rats and rabbits, so high maintenance. Great video !
Excellent video. One of my favourite parts of wildcamps is getting last nights embers into a fire for breakfast. Tarp went well with those winter colours too.
Lovely, lovely video! 1 thumbs up for you, one for the shelter, 2 for the great dog and 3 for bacon and eggs!
great to see yer dog with you !! Blessings !
Heading out Friday for an overnighter myself, so I found your video searching for overnight BUSHCRAFTING. Glad I did, because you gave me me ideas for a shelter as I will not use tent unless wife is with me. She's not coming this weekend. Also the pot holder you whittled was nice, I'll be doing something similar for my coffee pot, and gonna use Dakota pit with a small grill for cooking! Cheers buddy!
Sent over by Survival Lily !! Good to see a fellow Canadian posting survival / bushcraft vids !!
Great video! Thought you did well and arranged your camp site in a way that was a comfort to you but also a safe camp site as well. You have one beautiful dog there. If you make anther camping film and bring your dog, you might want to show you watering and feeding him. The reason is so many out there will holler , you ate and drank but ole Joe he didn't get nothing! Again thanks for the great video. May GOD bless you each time you go out into the woods and bring you home safe and well every time!
a good camp, a good experience and a great dog.
Thank you
Yeah, I see a lot of comments like this but I just wanted to add mine to the pot. I love that you actually show what you're doing, it sets your channel apart from the others. Also, beautiful dog.
Great vid.
Man, beast, and wilderness-good times and a nice video. Thanks for sharing. Bet it was great to be out there.
nice camp set up i liked how you adapted your shelter to get the max coverage for your self this would be a great vid for all people going out in the woods for their first time atb alb
Great bid
And Scout takes it so nice at 15:04.......... Good dog!!
Enjoyed the video. You got a great companion there. He looked like he just wanted to help.
Nice video Joe, picked up a few ideas there. Thanks for taking the time to film your adventure.
The last time I spent a length of time in the outdoors was as a Marine. Came up through the BSA so it was nothing new. Always did like camping or living in the field ! Haven't been out in years though. I should change that. This video got me into the spirit of it again !
that is awesome, I hope you do start to experience the outdoors again!!
I liked this video. you made a simple one nighter seem good. kept everything fairly simple and the dog was a nice addition. I know having a dog companion in the woods is great comfort. good pick up at the end too. it was interesting also having the sound of the highway in the background. makes ya realize you can have a good getaway , even when close to the rest of civilization... LOL thanks
Very cool. If you sharpen the bottoms of the tripod with an axe, it will allow you to stick them into the dirt and keep it from sliding around. Awesome vid!
Hey Joe! I must admit I am jealous of the weather where you are and that you are able to go out so often. Not to mention the fact you have so many natural resources available. I live in the foothills of Fort Collins, Colorado. The Colorado Rockies have definitely been named the Rockies for a reason! We have LOTS of granite and mostly pine. There are some beautiful spots of Aspen, but that's about it for your choices of wood. I've entertained the idea of doing a UA-cam channel with bushcrafting in the Rockies, I just feel limited. But when spring comes around and I am able to get to the neck of the woods I enjoy, I'll give it a shot. I've searched and searched for Colorado bushcrafting videos and there really aren't any. I plan to try a couple of the ideas I have gotten from you, the ground chair(if it will go thru the granite) the long fire with fire shield, and one other idea I got from a Finnish guy. It was a fabulous way to make a pot hanger over the fire that you can swivel around
great video and beautiful dog :) lol when he takes your sticks hes just tryin to help bring in fire wood lol
Looks like a good time! My Bushcraft buddy and I just did an over night on the river. We had some heavy rain for almost 3 hours, but my Kelty-12 kept us dry as an old bone!
Great video and an amazingly beautiful dog.Thanx for sharing
Joe I don't know why any one who dislike one of your videos They are very educational I have learned a lot from them!
Fisher Anderson Thanks man, I appreciate it.
Absolutely awesome channel!!!! Thanks from Australia. Keep them coming!
Nice Video, and Scout makes a great companion, awesome dog.
Very nice! Thoroughly enjoyed it!
Really liked that tarp set up. I will try to remember that one so I can test it when I have the chance. Great video. Thanks for sharing! Ulrica
Joe, I was pleased to watch your video. You seem to be very educated in the subject. Also, your best friend is very obedient and well trained. I live in the Northeast (central PA) and there's only so much nature I can expose myself to, but still enjoy getting out and learning new ways to explore/camp. Staying on topic, I watch a lot of "youtube" videos of others experiences, however, I have to say, yours is one than I'll remember. You seem like a stand-up gent. Great video. To future communication. Cheers. -Matt
+Matthew Strother Thank you very much, Matt!, I've been to PA a few times
GREAT video Joseph, thanks for the good tips, and demos of bushcraft skills! i wish we had some nice non-government controlled places to free-camp!
thanks, man.
That was a great video man. I like your tarp set up. Scout sure seemed like he was enjoying himself.
what a beautiful German Shepherd. He doesn't know wtf you are doing but he's trying to help!
Funny I just watched the updated version of this video the other night. I just started watching you a few months ago so watching this old vid was kind of cool, I can see how far you've come in production quality. Not that this was bad it's just that you put out high quality uploads. Keep up the great work
love the shelter and love the dog
Ah! I would love to be out there right now! So beautiful and peaceful!
Thanks for the video! I just subbed! Blessings!
Just a heads up. The triangular flap of the tarp you have tied back into your shelter could lead rainwater along its edges to drip right onto you while you sleep. I think the same could happen with condensation. You could roll it up around the top of your frame if you're having a fire close and you want it to get out of the way. Or stretch it the other way around from underneath the top, then tie it back on the outside.
I appreciate the site clean up at the end. The camp site will respectfully return to its natural state in no time.
makes it look so easy! and watching your videos make me want to go out and test my wilderness skill haha 😂👍
Wonderful video my friend, great filming and content. Greetings from Sweden.
I enjoyed this movie a lot - one of the best on UA-cam !
+Maniek Maniek awesome!
Great vid, Joe, thanks again for sharing your trips! Hope you enjoy the book, it's an excellent read.
~Steve.
Thanks for the video, and a special thank for demonstrating that tarp setting, I've viewed it in other vids but couldn't figure it out exactly.
Love the videos Joe. Thanks for taking the time to share your knowledge and experience. Much appreciated. Stay safe and God bless
Great display of Bushcraft! Great video!
-N
Very enjoyable to watch that's the kind of camping I enjoy . Seeing your dog makes me miss the white shepherd I had growing up. He had been a cadaver dog and had been shot before we got him but o what a great dog he truly was. I like the way you set the tarp up nice.i also backpacked this weekend with my Samoyed testing my new osprey excos ul pack 34 ltrs . It was a relaxing weekend.
good stuff man! few things better than a night out in the woods, under the stars, surrounded by nature. shame how hard it can be to get away from the noise and light pollution of town though..
Thanks to you I have learned a lot from watching you're e videos my favorite video is the one with you and you're baby daughter and you're dog.awsome videos keep it up.
In this video Scout reminds me of my dog in that when I go to sweep the floor for instance he will inevitably walk over the pile of dust I have just created or if you kneel down to do something he will likely sit right on that spot in front of me lol. I love dogs, would never be without one if I can help it. Awesome companions.
The landscape and beauty just wows me. I'm jealous, hopefully one day I can plan a trip in Canada. Great video!
Beautiful Sheperd!
this is fricken awesome! i hope that me and my dad will do this someday!
This is one of the best solo overnight videos i've seen, well done. I have to say just two thing's. First every time you used the back of your axe as a hammer I was nervous for you, especially as it looked well maintained and sharp. Second was when you where stabbing with the bushcraft knife into your kindling. I wish I had a beautiful dog like that to take on my solo's though...... and I loved when you were reading, that's one of may most favourite things in the world... Great video, just take care....
One of better whole day videos that I ever saw on yt, very good. I'm subscribing! :)
Dude I love your dog
Still a good video, third time i have watched it. Love seeing Scout steal the baton.
My buddy in work told me to check out your channel... and I'm totally hooked! You're an inspiration, you are so enjoyable to watch, your family and Scout are amazing, Im slowly working my way through all your videos lol, my fave was the 10 day solo on the island. I'm on my 3rd viewing of that haha. Love your channel, good luck in your new home and I'm looking forward to seeing new uploads! Peace✌️
Outstanding video my friend ! Thanks for sharing.Peace
nice video Joe. I find that your vid. are relaxing to watch. Keep em coming :)
Excellent video. Your editing skills have improved dramatically.
Eggcellent vid bro! Scout seems to be a great dog and an even better companion. Peace out bro.
Excellent video. Makes me want to pack my bag and head out to the woods
Very good brother. I Assiti your three videos already learned a lot about assembly shelter! I'm starting at busahcraft here in Brazil. Congratulations for the videos! Big hug.
Enjoyed another of your videos. Very nice shelter. Your dog is gorgeous and good.
Thanks for the video. I'm learning all I can before giving this stuff a go. I've camped before , but not with all my own gear and alone. Still getting my own gear together. Subbed
Bryan Resch cool, let me know if you need any info at all.
Nice video! Just a couple of thoughts. Your windshield looks too open to effective against wind or rain. If you made it lower you would get a lot more roof out of it and if you made it narrower it would also help preserve heat inside of the windshield. The smaller the better. In that way you could even manage without a fire and having to wake up all the time in order to keep it alive. The gear could be stored under another cover to keep it from getting wet. Oh, and I would also recommend using line made of hemp when tying tripods or whatever together. It´s cheap, makes a strong bond when tying wood and you can leave it in the woods after using it.
beautiful dog. great videos! I'm just getting into bushcraft and I find your channel very helpful for learning.
shortone108 glad to hear it, that is my goal.
That dog is a beaut!! Great video!!
Great video and a nice day in the woods, thanks, greets Brummer
Scout is gorgeous
Sent to you by Survival Lily also. nice video man. keep up the great work.
Joe, I really enjoy your videos. Also, I was able to start a fire with nothing more than feather sticks and processed wood after the recent hurricane. I've been working on that skill for a long time and your videos are what got me there. I was thrilled to see the flames shoot up, especially with no birch on hand. Sub for life!
thats awesome!!
JoeRobinetBushcraft
Great vid. I like the techniques you use to split the wood; especially with the knife. I also noticed how well behaved your German shepherd was when you brought out the steak. I have two fiest dogs that I take with me on my bushcraft trips. Thanks for the video!
Joe, awesome video as always brother. Always like watching your skills in action, definitely one of my favorite channels to follow. Keep up the great work!
Bill
Very nice videoJosep, and you have one awesome beautiful dog!!!
Awesome video man. Well filmed and inspiring. I do have a question for you (or others reading this), how do you pick a good spot to camp out at? Do you shoot videos on private land or they in state parks, public land, etc? It seems like public places don't allow fires, going off trail, making shelters, or even being out past sun down... Just curious if anyone has any feedback on the topic.
Thanks! Awesome channel btw.
(This reply is a book)
Good Day, it depends alot on your laws, your police, and your public. I am on canada, i have no idea where he is from, but i have been caught camping on private property that i hiked into, set up a tent and fly,good hobo stove out of a burnt down washing machine that i was having a fire in, when a boat came across the lake in a rain storm to inform me that it was private property, and that they were surprised that i found that spot from the highway and told me to be careful. So i got off easy, could of been a trespassing charge.
In canada You are allowed to camp on crown land (provincial land) anywhere in Canada for up to 30 days(...i think) before you have to relocate 15 meters (~50 ft) and fire laws are different in every municipality EVERYWHERE so be aware of them, but above all be respectful and alert. If you have a roaring fire and someone can be aware of you before them they will wonder...if you acknowledge them in a pleasant fashion like??? "Hello, lovely day for a walk!" If they ask about your fire just say you're about to cook supper and ask if they are hungry with a chuckle Most people aren't too worried as long as the smoke isn't billowing, and you seem competent and friendly, don't act like you're hiding from the law or else they will probably inform them. That little tip also applies if your are actually hiding from the law in the woods.
What i look for in my camp site. Is a well designed micro climate; if it rains where will the water shed?
Scram, fancy seeing you here 3 years ago! This was the first video from Joe that I watched, so I was coming back to reminisce and seen you here. You've come a long way. Now get your ass back to finishing the mancave! Hey, are you making a gear room down there? Jw.
5 min in, I subscribed! Amazing stuff ! Hats off brochacho!
+ivan hita Thanks bud!
Subbed because I sometimes stay in the woods with my uncle and used to be with my dog but he's getting old now so he doesn't like it as much
Great video bro, thanks for sharing, I live in MI about an hour from the bridge/tunnel to Ontario, would love to camp over there sometime!
Nice video dude! Thanks for the tips and stuff, I love your video quality, much better than from other people! Keep up the good work!!
Milan Stojilovic thank you!
Please keep making awesome survival videos, I love learning about survival and I have been looking on the internet for weeks and I finally found a good survivalist! JoeRobinetBushcraft
you should get a rucksack harness for the dog he could carry his own food plus a few extra supplies if needed.
pretty funny every time you put the stick down the dog was after it! Sweet vid bro!
Great video! But I think Scout should have gotten some of your water and a little Moore food since he's your alarm system! Great job with your camp. Thanks.