Dude this was good. It's made me rethink just how much I'm taking out there with me, like for an overnighter. I tend to take way too much stuff. Thanks.
Great Video Kenny, glad your back with outdoors tips...finally, I learned something again, it's been awhile. Glad you showed that simple setup, my friend and I like to hit remote streams fishing and we could easily wrap a fish pole and tiny lure box in the bedroll....love it!! Thanks Kenny!
liked, subscribed. I like your way of thinking. No need to carry more than you will use. Just one tip brother about fire. Flames are used for heat, coals are used for cooking.
Kenny, an awesome job at responding to your comments on this video, fans spend their time writing comments hoping for one back and seldom get one, I know if you get a lot there is no way to hit them all but it's nice when you can respond to what you can.
Well I do my best sometimes. This is the first break I have had in I don't know how long so I am finally able to spend a little more time on my channel. This semester has kept me extremely busy. Thank you for the feedback and the support, I appreciate it.
carry a blanket to hold stuff when a simple backpack could do it better, and i never go out without a med kit and emergency gear, so i would always choose a backpack over this blanket roll
Good video. Liked the knife/canteen trick (unfortunately doesn't work with a Kleen Canteen). I would have added a poncho/tarp/ground cloth/basic first aid kit . However, the fact that I always seem to cut/scratch myself or get caught in an unpredicted downpour of rain may have something to do with that (in Australia, a forecast zero probability of rain is usually an certain indication of an approaching storm).
Glad to see you again. I think you do a good job, and I have learned a lot from watching your videos. Keep up the good work. Thank you, see you next time
BraveTheWilds hey man how can I contact you locally? thanks for all you do with your channel! would be cool to meet you and exchange ideas. know you must be fairly close to me in nc. im in Apex. let me know if you have a chance Kenny, thanks
Not trolling and definitely not a bushcraft expert by any stretch. My only suggestion would be clean the outer-bark off that stick before you stir anything with it. Chemicals in the air, animal stuff, anything could be collected on the outer bark. Just looking out for you.
Hello Kenny, Have you ever used dryer lint as a fire starter ? I alway's took some with me when I went on a hike in the woods or hunting, it starts easy and takes no room to store. Merry Christmas...
Yes I have, most of the time if I carry tinder it's either the waxed cotton discs, jute twine, birch bark, or fatwood. The only reason I don't use much dryer lint is because not many loads that I wash are all cotton. Thanks for watching.
OK I feel this was a cool video except for one thing. Please be safe with the fire. It looked like dry leaves. You didn't create any fire ring. No wind block. Hey I have watched many of your videos. Enjoyed most of them. In respect. I spent 9 years in Boy Scouts when I was a teenager. I grew up on a farm and farmed most my life. I have forgotten more about the outdoors and survival than most will ever learn. Please be safe. It is easy to set fire. Can be near impossible to put it out once out of control.
Kenny, what kind of knife do you carry and where can a person get it? Thanks....Or Anyone else have a suggestion on a good one similar to his with a Farrell rod.
Not made in the exact style anymore I don't believe. It's a Blind Horse Knives PLSK 1. The company has changed names and one of the guys has gone his own separate way. Be ready to drop about $300 bucks if you want something like it though, that's about what mine was.
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Glad to see a young man take to the simple things in life. Stay good little brother!
Dude this was good. It's made me rethink just how much I'm taking out there with me, like for an overnighter. I tend to take way too much stuff. Thanks.
Nice to see you back n the woods again Kenny! That bedroll setup really looks handy... I'll try that on my next fishing trip!
Use the white ash from the fire to clean your bottle/ etc. off. 👍🏼
Cleans well, less scratches.
I always appreciate seeing a content creator who responds to comments
Great Video Kenny, glad your back with outdoors tips...finally, I learned something again, it's been awhile. Glad you showed that simple setup, my friend and I like to hit remote streams fishing and we could easily wrap a fish pole and tiny lure box in the bedroll....love it!! Thanks Kenny!
Great video, I love the minimalist approach especially for a day trip. I think sometimes we get gear happy and take way to much out, i know i do.
liked, subscribed. I like your way of thinking. No need to carry more than you will use. Just one tip brother about fire. Flames are used for heat, coals are used for cooking.
Kenny, an awesome job at responding to your comments on this video, fans spend their time writing comments hoping for one back and seldom get one, I know if you get a lot there is no way to hit them all but it's nice when you can respond to what you can.
Well I do my best sometimes. This is the first break I have had in I don't know how long so I am finally able to spend a little more time on my channel. This semester has kept me extremely busy. Thank you for the feedback and the support, I appreciate it.
carry a blanket to hold stuff when a simple backpack could do it better, and i never go out without a med kit and emergency gear, so i would always choose a backpack over this blanket roll
Now I have to get my water bottle and check the knife trick, I liked that!
Another great video Kenny...........I learn from each one.
Thank you
Good video. Liked the knife/canteen trick (unfortunately doesn't work with a Kleen Canteen). I would have added a poncho/tarp/ground cloth/basic first aid kit . However, the fact that I always seem to cut/scratch myself or get caught in an unpredicted downpour of rain may have something to do with that (in Australia, a forecast zero probability of rain is usually an certain indication of an approaching storm).
Thanks for this video Kenny it reminded me of why I got into bushcraft in the first place. I think this would also be a great idea for hunting.
Nice. Simple is always more enjoyable in my opinion.
Glad to see you again. I think you do a good job, and I have learned a lot from watching your videos. Keep up the good work. Thank you, see you next time
Thanks a lot, I appreciate it.
I can tell you're a southerner, we would never waste that much fat wood one one fire up here!
You can look in any direction and see 100 pine trees down here, no need to be sparing lol. Thanks for watching.
Now that's the type of video I subbed to this channel for originally...Nice Job Kenny!! Glad to see the outdoors stuff!
Thank you for the feedback, I appreciate it.
Its freezing here still in Maine. We were wishing it was gonna be just 17 degrees, lol.
Yeah I don't think I could handle it up there lol. thanks for watching.
Great video Kenny. Thanks for sharing and giving useful tips. Nice to see you back. Merry Christmas!
Cool video Kenny keep us up updated on how the boats coming along.
hey are you still making videos these are all amazing to watch
SOAP YOUR CAMP FIRE COOKING POTS AND PANS, clean up is a breeze.
Good reply. You can also use wood ash to clean up pots and pans.
It is very good to see a video of yours that reminds me of your earlier videos. Good work.
Getting back to your roots. Nice!
Trying to, thanks for watching!
Great video! Good to see you back in the woods in a video.
Yeah shooting this video kind of made me get a fever for it again. I'll be out there shooting some more videos real soon. Thanks for watching.
BraveTheWilds hey man how can I contact you locally? thanks for all you do with your channel! would be cool to meet you and exchange ideas. know you must be fairly close to me in nc. im in Apex. let me know if you have a chance Kenny, thanks
You might want to e-mail him about that, his e-mail is in the description section.
Steve Gunderson still cant find his email...
Did you look just below the video in the description box? here it is...
Questions or Comments? Email me at:
bravethewilds@gmail.com
Hi Kenny...I'm a Canadian follower, love your channel always looking forward to your new episodes.
Nice presentation !
The video quality on this is insane good.
Not trolling and definitely not a bushcraft expert by any stretch. My only suggestion would be clean the outer-bark off that stick before you stir anything with it. Chemicals in the air, animal stuff, anything could be collected on the outer bark. Just looking out for you.
Eh, not really worried about it. I get your point, but at some point you have to let your immune system do some work. Thanks for watching.
Yooooooo Kenny! Good to see ya back out there doing some camping. Enjoyed your vids!👍🏾👏🏾
Awesome video and thanks for the tips and knife trick. Keep up the good work.
Great video you made a good point, I enjoy rucking tool heavy though,, not sure why, just me I guess.
Great video
Simple. That is key!
Came to see a bedroll; sold me on a cup and a knife
Still hoping this guy comes back
Great vid dude.
Put some wax on those boots, they will thank you for it.
Good advice
New sub all the way from the UK, great video buddy .
Good job
absolutely fantastic stuff!! thanks for sharing!
Thank you for watching!
You need be on history channel Alone.
Love your setup. We live near Gatlinburg so no fires are allowed. I would use an alcohol stove. What would you use and would you use a poncho?
Oh and loved the new intro :)
Hello Kenny, Have you ever used dryer lint as a fire starter ? I alway's took some with me when I went on a hike in the woods or hunting, it starts easy and takes no room to store. Merry Christmas...
Yes I have, most of the time if I carry tinder it's either the waxed cotton discs, jute twine, birch bark, or fatwood. The only reason I don't use much dryer lint is because not many loads that I wash are all cotton. Thanks for watching.
OK I feel this was a cool video except for one thing. Please be safe with the fire. It looked like dry leaves. You didn't create any fire ring. No wind block. Hey I have watched many of your videos. Enjoyed most of them. In respect. I spent 9 years in Boy Scouts when I was a teenager. I grew up on a farm and farmed most my life. I have forgotten more about the outdoors and survival than most will ever learn. Please be safe. It is easy to set fire. Can be near impossible to put it out once out of control.
I'm sure he was, if you look closely, his "hut" is in the back ground of one the shots, and I think that is in his back yard
Bill Souders he used flammable sticks too.
What do you use to sharpen your carpenter's axe?
What kind of jacket is that? I would like to get one like it.
Привет из России! Я плохо понимаю о чем ты рассказываешь из за языкового барьера, но посмотреть интересно. Лайк))
Kenny, can you do something on knife and axe sharpening?
Learn to make char cloth... it will make your ferro rod last forever...
A major part of your kit was missing...... crap paper 😂.
can you give an update to the wood barrel cook stove you made with your grandpa? did that get lost in the flood or do you still have/use it?
Going to be using it for tonight's campout for the first time this year. Needs another coat of paint but other than that it has held up perfectly.
Cool hope you make a video of tonight's campout...have fun!
damn did not expect you to have that voice lol
Dang it's 4 degrees here in Missouri
👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
is that your backyard...?
Also could you recommend a good wool blanket? Just like yours . Thanks just sub
Kenny, what kind of knife do you carry and where can a person get it? Thanks....Or Anyone else have a suggestion on a good one similar to his with a Farrell rod.
Not made in the exact style anymore I don't believe. It's a Blind Horse Knives PLSK 1. The company has changed names and one of the guys has gone his own separate way. Be ready to drop about $300 bucks if you want something like it though, that's about what mine was.
Excellent young brother
what came did you use in this video, "bedroll"
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Too many "Bushcraft Guys" on the web!
Don't watch it, move on quietly. Thanks😊😊😊
Where the hell is the "bed roll"?