I'd like to personally thank Tris for taking the time to bring us this video in the wake of Bens untimely passing. I'm sure watching the last few minutes of Bens life with us was a harrowing ordeal, but in the name of views, which he would have wanted, you managed to get through the tears and edit it in quick order to bring us in on his final moments - Cheers #Beers4Ben 🐆☠️🕊🎥
Indeed, such a sad occasion for all involved. However, if there are any beer companies watching this, donations are still being accepted and encouraged. It’s what he would’ve wanted.
Wow, such tragic news. My condolences to you and the family. Ive really enjoyed the adventures and beer reviews a long while. In a world full of issues, Ben always brought that warm smile and chuckle and was always top notch, delivering a little bit of positivity thousand of miles away to me in the states. He'll definitely be missed!
What's that behind You!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :) Quite a few of these big cats seen around the country over the years - especially the further north you go. Watch your step. #KeepSafe
Good one Ben. We have plenty of strange goings on up here in the borders. Dogs stopping in mid stride and lots of sheep eaten. It’s the wild boar that’s the local mystery.
That noise maybe have been the Jabberwockie? 🤣 Nice video mate. The more I see the trangia cook set the more I think I need one. Recently bought one of those x-boils which I think are great for solo wild camps but the trangia for cooking up a storm. Watch yerselves out there, can never be too careful mate. 🙂 Stick some trail cams up mate!
Mate that’s my theory; if it’s not a big cat, then it’s definitely the Jaberwock 😂. The Trangia cook sets are great, well worth buying for the more adventurous meal but the x boil looks great. Hope all is well out in Catalunya 👍
@@Adventure-Outdoorsall good. In the Pyrenees currently actually but being scuppered by a weather front that's going to be around for a few days, down as low as 4c! Madness but hoping the thunder and lightning disappears to try and get a video filmed. Watch out for that cat! Grrrt
Best thing when you encounter one of those is to just sit down (because you cant out run them) put your head between your legs and kiss your ass goodbye
Nah it's not a joke, apart from the end obviously. I can't say for definite that it was a big cat but it seems to be the only rational explanation so far!
My friend works for a park authority down South. There are big cats out there and it's covered up. Liaising with land owners and clean up was part of his job. As for the deep roar. I head what I think was a large red deer stag in the forest a while back. It sounded too big to be a cat, more like a bear as I could feel the rumble thru my body. Problem is I couldn't see it 😐 ... But in your case with previous visuals, I'd say cat. Get some cams out 👍
I was walking on Cannock Chase late one night and was stopped in my tracks by a deep growl. It turned out to be a stag, so I’ve experienced that too. However, I also believe there are a few big cats wandering around, and better safe than sorry 😂
OMG!!! IM SO VERY SORRY FOR YOUR LOSS!! I JUST FOUND YOUR CHANNEL.A FEW MINUTES AGO AND SUBSCRIBED.
I'd like to personally thank Tris for taking the time to bring us this video in the wake of Bens untimely passing. I'm sure watching the last few minutes of Bens life with us was a harrowing ordeal, but in the name of views, which he would have wanted, you managed to get through the tears and edit it in quick order to bring us in on his final moments - Cheers #Beers4Ben
🐆☠️🕊🎥
Indeed, such a sad occasion for all involved. However, if there are any beer companies watching this, donations are still being accepted and encouraged. It’s what he would’ve wanted.
Wow, such tragic news. My condolences to you and the family. Ive really enjoyed the adventures and beer reviews a long while. In a world full of issues, Ben always brought that warm smile and chuckle and was always top notch, delivering a little bit of positivity thousand of miles away to me in the states. He'll definitely be missed!
@@gtoutdoorexcursions2938 Haha, cheers! 👍
Omg..did THAT REALLY HAPPEN? IM SORRY!! THAT POOR MAN
I just found your channel tonight and subscribed
What's that behind You!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
:)
Quite a few of these big cats seen around the country over the years - especially the further north you go.
Watch your step. #KeepSafe
Haha, the ending was quite funny! 😅
Brilliant ending, loved it!
Amen for Ben. So sad. Another beer, barkeep, please...🥲
Bears? They harvest berries. That is SCARY about the cat!!!. I just recently got my first T25. Havent used it yet
It was probably a heffalump, at least that's what pooh bear would say 😁
A tempting easy meal for a big Cat, Human being with Burrito filling. Meeow! 😆
😂
Great video Ben, fascinating stories, you be careful out there.
Cheers Phil 👍
That woodland is gorgeous. What area of the UK are you in?
Hi, it's an ancient woodland in North Yorkshire 👍
I really thought u died mate good video 😂
Good one Ben. We have plenty of strange goings on up here in the borders.
Dogs stopping in mid stride and lots of sheep eaten.
It’s the wild boar that’s the local mystery.
Plenty of space up there for big cats to live under the radar. I guess when sheep start getting eaten then it has to be some sort of large predator!
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That noise maybe have been the Jabberwockie? 🤣 Nice video mate. The more I see the trangia cook set the more I think I need one. Recently bought one of those x-boils which I think are great for solo wild camps but the trangia for cooking up a storm. Watch yerselves out there, can never be too careful mate. 🙂 Stick some trail cams up mate!
Mate that’s my theory; if it’s not a big cat, then it’s definitely the Jaberwock 😂. The Trangia cook sets are great, well worth buying for the more adventurous meal but the x boil looks great. Hope all is well out in Catalunya 👍
@@Adventure-Outdoorsall good. In the Pyrenees currently actually but being scuppered by a weather front that's going to be around for a few days, down as low as 4c! Madness but hoping the thunder and lightning disappears to try and get a video filmed. Watch out for that cat! Grrrt
Brilliant ❤ wouldn’t there be footprints to be found ? You should of shared your breakfast then it wouldn’t of attacked you 😂
😂 I think I need to get a couple of trail cameras up!
😂 Did the two of you lure a Cat Sith down from the Highlands? Was it a Kellas Cat?
It could of been an extra large Kellas cat! 😂
Best thing when you encounter one of those is to just sit down (because you cant out run them) put your head between your legs and kiss your ass goodbye
Are there wild pigs?
Hi, no wild pigs in this area anymore. Although it's possible that a feral pig could be around, but the growl was nothing like a pig!
Is this a joke video? (I know the end is, obvs) Did you actually hear a deep growl?
Nah it's not a joke, apart from the end obviously. I can't say for definite that it was a big cat but it seems to be the only rational explanation so far!
My friend works for a park authority down South. There are big cats out there and it's covered up. Liaising with land owners and clean up was part of his job. As for the deep roar. I head what I think was a large red deer stag in the forest a while back. It sounded too big to be a cat, more like a bear as I could feel the rumble thru my body. Problem is I couldn't see it 😐 ... But in your case with previous visuals, I'd say cat. Get some cams out 👍
A bear, behave will you 😂
@@countryside_guy ... Sasquatch then 😉
@@hedgerowsandzeros Satsuma more like 😆
Yeah I think I'll get a few trail cameras put up at some point.
I was walking on Cannock Chase late one night and was stopped in my tracks by a deep growl. It turned out to be a stag, so I’ve experienced that too. However, I also believe there are a few big cats wandering around, and better safe than sorry 😂