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Building A Shelter With My AGAWA Boreal 24
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- Опубліковано 13 жов 2022
- Most Bushcrafters and Survivalists carry a folding saw like a Silky Gomboy or a Bahco Laplander. These are fine for crafting but not great for firewood or any large diameter chores. Bow saws are often too bulky to backpack in so this is exactly where a folding bow saw comes in handy! Here Im showing my new AGAWA folding bow saw. Its fairly lightweight, easy to pack in and does excellent on firewood and in some cases felling trees.
One thing that I like about your videos is that they are NOT designed, or edited, to go perfectly. It makes them much more relatable to people's average experience.
Thanks! I'm glad you like the way I do things. I try to portray this stuff as real as possible
Absolutely...
@@Reallybigmonkey1 Improvising and optimizing during process,opposite to 'perfect', means flexibility, together with redudancy are key survival features.
Exactly! It's not a "Production" to gain ad revenue or increase viewers. Just a man and a camera, they way UA-cam used to be.
"Don't tell the machete." That was classic. Thanks for the videos! I enjoy all of them!
Lol, I'm glad you like them Mark! Thanks for watching
LOL 🤣 Nic laughing at "Old Dave", the star of the show! You guys are hilarious together. Really enjoyed this one, guys. 👍😎🇨🇦📷☕🔥🔪🌿🍂
Lol, We always have a fun time together! And we are glad you liked it. Thanks for watching Marian
Love my 24! I went all out and got the leather sheath with two extra blades and extra pins and locks. Been using it for over a year now with no issues. Pro tip- I added marks in one inch increments along the saw frame just incase I need to cut pieces that are similar sizes.
Fantastic to hear that Rodney! Man that's a great idea adding those measurement lines on the saw. Thanks for the comments and thanks for watching
Thanks for this interesting, educational, and entertaining video. I like the three-piece, wood frame---no nails, no screws, no wire, no cordage! Please keep up the great work!
You are very welcome and I'm glad you liked it. Cordage is nice but not always necessary. Thanks for watching
Today I learned I'm sticking to a Silky over a bow saw. I prefer the weaknesses of the folder far over the weaknesses of the bow. Thanks for the video!
Silkys are definitely good saws. I'm glad you liked the video and thanks for watching
I love when Nick has input behind camera you always respond directly to him and give great advice to add onto his ideas. Whether he knows it or not he is an apprentice and will hopefully one day teach others these skills..been watching since he was a kid and its crazy to see how his questions have changed over the years.
He has definitely learned a lot, and often questions things because we've done things differently all the time. Thanks for watching Kenny
And I like these videos, showing things going wrong instead of editing to make things look like they went so perfectly. It shows people reality of how things are out there.
I like to keep it as realistic as possible
And the award for best backwoods comedy goes to... Dave, this one really had me chuckling. It is more real when everything doesn't go as planned. Been there myself. Instead of getting frustrated, as I would do, you laughed it off and took it as just having a good time. No big deal. Enjoyed it.
Thanks James, Im glad you liked it. Good or bad, I never cut anything out or even care when things go wrong. Just being out in the woods is the most fun of them all! Thanks for watching
@@Reallybigmonkey1 That is the best way to look at it. Fun no matter what.
Once again I appreciate you bringing us along to see what you have been upto in the woods . I enjoyed watching , I come away with new concepts and ideas .
Im always happy to bring yall along and Im glad you liked it. Thanks for watching
Thanks to you gentle men, another great Friday night. Have a great weekend. TAKE CARE..
You are very welcome my friend and thanks for watching!
Love Nick and the comments,God bless y'all! 😀😍
He's a laugh a minute, lol. Thanks for watching and may God bless you too Brenda!
Damn...I love the cameraman's commentary! You two guys are funny as hell. Great entertainment. Thanks for the video.
Thanks Ken! We are glad you liked it. Thanks for watching
I appreciate Dave being unpretentious and very experienced with these things rather than a youtube survival artist.
Thank you! I'm just myself on these videos. Thanks for watching
i have been out of action for 3 months, getting back to viewing your vids thank you
Great to hear from you again Terry.
THANK YOU Very much Dave & Nick - Best weekend to us all 👣🌲🌲🌲
You are very welcome and we are glad you liked it. Thanks for watching
Thanks for showing the difference in the blades and proper usage of the bow saw. I love video that involves cutting tools. That shelter build is awesome. Yes I very much enjoyed this video. Thanks fellows, take care.
You are very welcome Alan and I'm glad you liked it! One of my favorite subjects is building shelter frames with notches and joints without cordage. I'll show more in the future. Thanks for watching brother
Hi Dave & Nick, thanks for sharing. And, as you said: enjoy live. Best regards, Michael
Hello Michael! We are glad you liked it and thanks for watching brother
Thanks Mr Dave and Mr Nick! Always look forward to your uploads!
We are happy you liked it and thanks for watching my friend
The Crosscut Saw Company in Marquette Michigan is a great source of information and tools.
They’ve been around since the ‘Homestead’ era post Hippie era.
A wet-softwood blade has RAKERS and GULLETS. Those butterfly looking rakers cut wood fiber and the gullets allow the teeth to sever and push out the chips and wet sap.
There’s a bunch of names just like axes, but these two are pretty much it.-Chris
Thanks for the info Chris!
First of all I really appreciate you pointing out the simple difference in the Saw blades. I think, sometimes so many of us get used to being out in the woods when we’re doing videos, we forget to explain the simple things that really ARE important. I’ve really enjoyed this video not only because I love the outdoors but I also enjoy it when you have your son is behind the camera there’s so much more to it. One of these days, we will have to do a meet up and camp together. No videos just hanging out.
Thanks, Im glad you liked it Shane. Whats bad is we can film and explain almost everything but, leave out one little tiny detail and then theres 500 comments on it. LOL. I do like chilling out when the camera is off. when its on? It feels less like camping and more like work. Take care and who knows when we may meet up. Thanks for watching
It is tomorrow, by almost an hour, so I saved this to watch later. Just had a thing I’ve discovered from my dear departed mum, who was almost 93. Wanted to find a way to put this before you: one of the best out of all the modern types I’ve found, for roughing cut sharpeners: emery boards, like for nails. No stinkin’ kidding. Good and cheap for small knives! Nothing to do with the vid - plan to watch later! Peace, strength, and honor!
I never thought about using those but sounds like a good idea to me! Thanks for the comments and thanks for watching Joseph
I don't know why amateurs would question the master...it doesn't make sense! love you dave and family ✋🪓
Thank you John! I only show what Ive experienced and know.
Hallo Dave and Nick ,father and son, it can't get any better !
Absolutely! Thanks for watching Gunter
i REALLY like the shelter! THANKS for teaching STUFF & THINGS! 😊
You are very welcome Randy and I'm glad you liked it!
In my youth I saw the "greenwood" blade used to quarter an elk in the woods. Probably for all the reasons you previously discussed about greenwood. Thanks Dave and Nick.
Very interesting Steve! I'm glad you liked it and thanks for watching brother
Great video Nick and Dave. Always enjoy. You guys are real.
Thanks! We are glad you liked it
Never even watched yet but love the videos. You teach me something new all the time but your attitude is the best. So easy going. Great stuff
Fantastic to hear that my friend!
Agawa is now offering a hunters blade and of course they offer other blades too.
It’s good to know Canadian ingenuity is reaching our southern neighbours.
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When it comes to sawing wood you can't beat Canadian know how! Thanks for watching my friend
Thanks Dave and Nick for another wonderful video
You are very welcome Alan and thanks for watching!
Excellent demo of the folding bow saw and a smart design for a shelter!
Thanks Jason, I'm glad you liked it brother. It's an excellent saw!
Good times in the woods, feeling guilty keeping Nick up though. An hour of video , after editing, and there was no fire and no coffee. We are lucky the lad didn't just fall over LOL. Thanks for bringing us along.
LOL! Nick got his coffee the next day. Often times we only film the subject of the video then put the camera away and chill. Im glad you liked it. Thanks for watching Tyler
Awesome video, playing in the woods never gets old lol
Thanks! I'm glad you liked it. Playing in the woods keeps me saner. Lol.
Thanks for the lesson, Dave and Nick! Much enjoyed it!
You are very welcome and Im glad you liked it. Thanks for watching
Great show Dave and Nick.!!
That saw is a wonderful idea. Anyone who has ever tried to carry a bow saw can see the difference and its a much better system, especially if it will pack extra blades in its sheath.
Thank you gentlemen.
Thanks, Im glad you liked it. Oh the fact that this bow saw folds is a total game changer! Thanks for watching
Hi Dave & Nick, so glad you finally broke down and got an Agawa Canyon saw Dave. I have the Boreal 21. Shortly after I bought it they came out with the 24. Mine is a silver color with the green handle with the dry wood blade, I also bought the Agawa pouch for it that has a removable leather shoulder strap. Saw weighs next to nothing and so much easier to pack than the old bow saws. Makes life so much easier. Great A-Frame shelter, I remember you making something similar in one of your older videos. That's great that you don't need cordage. Great video as always, thanks! 👍🪚
Hello Jeff! I think the 24 is the absolute perfect size! I'm very impressed with how portable this one is. I'll be using it a lot. Take care and thanks for watching
@@Reallybigmonkey1 I'd like to get the 24 inch Agawa saw too.👍
I like how you snapped those bungee cords around that tree. That was tight 👍
I'm glad you liked that! Thanks for watching
😃👌🪚Great seeing you in the woods again and nice shelter
Always great to hear from you Ronny!
Sure Is A Handy & Compact Rig ! Thanks Davey, Hay Nick ! ATB T God Bless
Thanks, Im glad you liked it. Thanks for watching Terry and may God bless you too!
Awesome shelter, Dave! Like a rock! And that saw is sweet! It's definitely going on my list! 👍👍
Thanks Shawn, Im glad you liked it. Definitely set this up and see how it goes. Its a rock solid build anywhere shelter! Thanks for watching
@32 minutes, class Nick comments, but I wonder if David has ever needed to use a plaster very often? Appears that the new kid on the block is a favourite item of use already. Fab shelter and classic “Fun in the Woods” episode. Thank you both 😎👍😀
That may have been a mistaken typed word, Im not sure what you mean by plaster? Im glad you liked it. Thanks for watching
@@Reallybigmonkey1 plaster in UK, Band aid in the USA 👍
Good video Dave and Nick , have a great weekend , thanks for sharing , God bless brother !
Thanks, we are glad you liked it! Thanks for watching Michael and may God bless you too brother
Another great video from you guys.
God bless you both.
Thanks, We are glad you liked it. Thanks for watching and may god bless you too!
Yet another fun video, "I think they make a case" But wait O'Dave gonna make one! Thanks for sharing.
Side note, went camping last weekend the low was 28 dreg F, I told every one "Remember Dave say's "you must have LOFTING".
Thanks Josh, I'm glad you liked it. Ah man, 28°F is quite cold for October! Take care and thanks for watching
Don't tell the machete .. lol nice.
I was thinking. Before you moved the shelter that you'd get a headache. Shelter looked great.
Thanks for the video brother
Lol, Im glad you liked it. Oh man I learned my lesson 30 years ago, never have your head at the lower end! Thanks for watching Brother Mark
UA-cam IS my tv. I just got a new machete I’d love to let you try out but live too far away. Nice shelter. I’m glad you get to spend time together having Fun In The Woods.
Thanks, I'm glad you liked the video. What kind of machete is it? I may have used one before. Take care and thanks for watching
Nothing better than the time we share! Definitely adding the notches locks her in place and makes for a strong and durable spot to rest your bones.
Thanks and thats great to hear! Yep, them notches definitely make this a solid set up. Thanks for watching Brother
Pretty good little folding saw. Many years ago, we had a Sven Saw. For the last couple of decades I’ve carried the What-A-Saw in two of the vehicles. The triangle frame design sort of limits you for size. Seeing you looking at the teeth and rakers on that saw made me want to send you a picture of the crosscut saws I inherited from Dad. Those really are made to cut big logs by hand.👍
Thanks, I'm glad you liked it. Ive never heard that What-A-Saw. I'll have to look that up. I'm guessing you're talking about an old school buck saw your dad used? Thanks for watching Lane
Makes me so Happy to see that @73forge beauty in use in its natural environment! One thing I would do is fill the sleeping bag tote with duff or moss and use as a pillow. Great shelter concept Sir! Thanks for sharing with us all.
Im still loving that knife! Its a work of art. Im glad you liked it. Thanks for watching
Hi, I have an Agawa set and I didn't know one was better for hard wood and one for green wood. Thanks for the lesson, regards, Mike Keep it up.
I'm glad you found it helpful Mike! Thanks for watching
morning Dave!
super excited to begoing on a week long camping vacation starting Monday
we're gana be making muffin pan breakfast pucks and practicing survival.
thanks for all the content! gana make a shelter or two that you showed in a couple videos as well.
have a great weekend!
Fantastic to hear that Jim! Have a good week and let me know how it went later on. Take care and thanks for watching
I freaking love your videos....mostly because you are honest. If you can.... make more videos using you emergency packs. I freaking love your info because your videos are realistic. ... I got camping down....but your original opinions are very knowledgeable.......you have incorporated your teaching into your videos
Thank you my friend! I try to keep it as realistic as possible. I'm actually hoping to test some of my emergency survival kits this winter to see how well they do. Thanks for the comments and thanks for watching my friend!
Another great, fun video! Thanks you guys!
And Nick... I was also a smorgasbord for skeeters.
Then an old hippie told me to take one garlic pill, and one brewer's yeast every day. It works! The mosquitos won't like the smell of you and after about a week, they'll leave you alone (and you won't stink...).✌✌
Thanks, I'm glad you liked it. I've heard of taking a garlic pill or eating crushed garlic. I can't recall hearing about the Brewers yeast trick. Thanks for the comments and thanks for watching
Great video Dave and Nick. I was out this weekend for two nights at our remote Witts End primitive camp. We cut a lot of wood with our old style Bow Saws. One my friend made that I bought the other Bruce who was with us made. We needed a good fire for boiling water and to keep warm. It got cold at night. I used a technique I think you used one time bucking and splitting wood as I was cutting. Got 3 pieces of wood out of the one piece I cut. I had a hawk with a flat end for battoning. We cooked up some crayfish we caught in the brook. You guys take care. I’m doing a lot of jaw jacking. 😊
Thanks Quinn, I'm glad you liked it. Also thanks for the comments. It sounds like y'all have a very fun trip!
Great video again Dave. Thank you Mr. Nick for your camera work.
Good looking saw, would sure make carrying a bow saw much easier. Only issue, I always have a problem with items that have multiple parts and pieces. More opportunity for a problem to arise. But that's just me. Looks like a quality piece of gear, would be good addition to gear list.
Love yall's videos, keep up the great work. God bless you and your family and have a blessed day my friend.
Thanks Brian, we are glad you liked it. So far this saw has been tough as nails. But only time will tell. Thanks for watching and may God bless you too
Great video! I love those old military poncho/shelters. I have a couple of Polish lavvus and use them a lot. They button together to form a teepee that's about 12ft diameter. I've used one of your shelter builds for it, I believe it was called the flathead shelter but I'm not sure now. I like that folding saw too. We live in a fantastic time for bushcraft!
Thanks! I'm glad you liked it. I bet that was Flatheads frame. It's an excellent Teepee shaped structure for those Lavvus. I'm glad you liked the saw and the video, thanks for watching my friend
Great videos! I believe this is the best and most stable wood shelter I have ever seen - love it. Good work Dave!!! Thank you.
Thank you Chris! Im glad you liked it that much. Thanks for watching
U two make my youtube experience so much better .A ole nick ..
Fantastic to hear that!
Nice Shelter I understand your concept it would be to Claustrophobic for me glad Nick came out with you Dave Enjoyed it
Thanks Chuck, I'm glad you liked it. Usually if it's going below 40°F overnight I like my shelter no larger than I can barely crawl into. Take care and thanks for watching brother
Great video. I like that setup an the covers. The new saw looks like a nice addition to the pack. Compact for carrying but big enough to tackle the bigger logs to save the machete.
Thanks Matt, Im glad you liked it all. 24 inches and it folds up? Thats a winner in my book! Thanks for watching
Always enjoyable and informative. Thank you Dave
I'm glad you liked it and thanks for watching my friend!
That's a sweet shelter Dave.
Thanks! I'm glad you liked it brother
Improvisation is the key to survival. This rapid deployment shelter could easily be camouflaged if needed. Fire just outside the door is not only great for managing in rain and at night, but also added a comfort factor in deterring snakes and crawling creatures from disturbing your sleep. This folding bow saw outperforms the silky and just as easy to carry. Building a shelter is an important survival skill that we seem to have lost over the years. I trust some may become motivated to get outside and try some builds. Practice not only to make perfect but it often helps to give rise to new ideas. Your videos are not only fun but informative too. Thank you both! Stay lifted and enjoy your weeks end.
Very good points you have brought up! And as far as survival shelters? I bring a tarp normally but with a saw only you could build this frame then cover it in fresh sawed green limbs then stacked with leaves. Thanks for the comments and thanks for watching my friend!
OMG I remembered those angle notches from the Flathead Frame video!. So sturdy.
You have a great memory!
@@Reallybigmonkey1 It is still one of my favourite videos. I took so many notes and sketched bits of it so I wouldn't forget.
2 Canadian channels I watch, Joe Robinett and My Self Reliance use those folding bow saws and Silky Saws too.
Very cool. I like both channels
Hello dave & son !
'' stop watch tv '' ? That's the most sane thing I've heard ! You are quite right .... 👍
Absolutely! Get out and enjoy life
I got one with the orange handle for Christmas. I love it.
Very cool to hear that James! It's an incredible design for a bow saw
Nothing like seeing one of your low profile and solid shelters, simple to make yet extremely effective. The saw was something I'd not seen before, with its folded configuration. Mind you, I do think you were showing favouritism by taking it to bed and not the machete.... surely there would have been room for both? 😊... Many thanks again for a great video from you both. Really did like that shelter.
Thanks, Im glad you liked it Spencer! This is definitely a fairly fast low profile favorite. I dont think a lot of folks know about that saw, its an amazing piece of gear. Thanks for watching
That Boreal 24 looks excellent, an I see great things about them elsewhere. Wish I could get one, but I do have a 12 inch folding bow saw from Gerber, a bit more limited, but works well. Thanks again Dave and take care 👍🙂
Oh it's a fantastic saw! I had no idea Gerber made one. I'll have to look that up. Thanks for the comments Mike and thanks for watching
it's good to see you have been eating well. Hope all is well and TY for another informative adventure
Lol, I'm getting old fat and lazy. What can I say?
Hey thats cool, very portable but big bow saw. Nice video that looked fun!
Absolutely! 24 inches and folding, how can you beat that? Thanks for watching Andy
Dave it’s good to see you again l like your videos mate
Thanks JB Im glad you like the videos Brother. Thanks for watching
Loved it, I like the frame work. Your vids are a pleasure to watch.
Fantastic to hear that Sharon! Thanks for watching
Hi Dave and Nick! I have been camping since I was about six years old, was in the scouts from 11 to 18, went to Philmont and was elected multiple times to various offices within my troop. Despite all this, I have never even come close to looking half as good as Mors Kochanski while I was in the woods. Camp is nature's workbench for testing all those "game changer" ideas we imagine at three in the morning after watching a military trained and battle-hardened special forces solider demonstrate seemingly god-like skills flawlessly on a UA-cam video! It is a whole lot like making sausage, nothing is easy and always messy. That's why we call it fun in the woods, right? Bless y'all!🔥🔥
Hello Terry and very well said! Watching things or reading things isnt like being out in the woods finding out what doesnt work. Lol. Thanks for the comments and Thanks for watching
I have liked. I have subscribed. I have commented on how much I enjoyed your videos. Still, I feel there should be more I can do to express my appreciation for what I have learned from Mr. Dave Pearson and Nick.
Watch, like and comment and we are happy my friend! We are here to entertain, teach and have fun!
Great video. Keep up the great work. God bless. From Glenn CATT in Massachusetts.
Thanks Glenn, I'm glad you liked it. Thanks for watching and may God bless you too
Morn’n Dave, I have both blades but didn’t realize the difference sense they are on different bows . Old dog learned a new trick. Thanks Dave, see you in the next one. 👍👍
Morning Ronald! Very cool I taught you something! Use both saws on green and dry wood now and you can tell the difference. Take care and thanks for watching
Another awesome video Dave…got a new name. Y’all have a great weekend and take care atvb my friend-Nikki 🇺🇸
I'm glad you liked it! Very cool name and you have a great weekend too!
Dave, you definitely do not shy away from hard work. I love a good folding saw like the AGAWA. It sure beats making a bucksaw from scratch or just working with a camp axe. Watching you with your machete makes me realize that I really need to add one to my inventory. Hey, in case you are interested. A few of us are going to try some simple fun challenges about once a month. It is pretty much the stuff that you are already doing. We'd love to have you or even hear your thoughts. The tag will be #campchallengealliance if you are interested. Thanks again for always getting out there and leading the way. On a side note, let's see if my Vols can survive Kentucky for a big showdown with your Dawgs. LOL
Hard work keep me semi young and healthy. Lol. That camp challenge sounds interesting. I'll have to follow along with that. Those Vols are a real threat this year. I'd love to have been a fly on the wall when Nick Saban was talking to him players after the big game. Lol.
@@Reallybigmonkey1 Yeah, that definitely would have been interesting!
that's really an interesting saw.
I was intrigued by it at first but now I love it after using it! Thanks for watching Doug
YOU MAKE IT LOOK SO EASY 🌞
It is easy after the 100th time. Lol, thanks for watching Mark!
Another great video,Dave! One thing I’ve always respected you for is your use of gloves when processing wood. I’m sure it has saved you some pretty nasty cuts… especially with the hard wood! Safety is a big deal when out in the woods! Always love the shelter videos. Looking forward to the next one!
Thanks Ken, I'm glad you liked it brother. I try to wearing gloves as often as possible. They also help on warding off bugs spiders and poison ivy
I have two sets of the Polish Lavvu or Plasch-Palatka. I bought a 1" Tubing, Stainless Steel 3-Way Corner Fitting to use inside the Palatkas and three poles to hold it up. It gives it a lot more room inside. I also have and surplus army pup tent that I use inside as a ground sheet sometimes. thinking of adding zippers to the opening but I'm not a seamstress by any means imaginable. great video.
Sounds like a good set up to me! Thanks for the comments and thanks for watching Sam
Sam, I did something similar for mine. I bought a 1 inch PVC corner. can use my trekking poles or limbs. I just use two poles and works pretty good. I have seen another guy use a piece of leather folded and tied. kinda hard to describe. I love my lavvu!😍
@@puddleduck5734 i was thinking about the PVC corners but went with the stainless instead. Now I have to worry about lightening lighting me up at night. I've been told in the past I have a glowing personality but that's going too far.
@@sams568 ⚡⚡☔😂😂😂 rotfl!!!
Great lookin saw, 24 is my ideal size as well. Think I remember seeing that shelter on Bushcraft breakfast maybe where you dipped sausage in pancake batter? Man, it’s been some years since I’d seen it, could be wrong. Great video, always appreciate you taking us with you
Thanks, Im glad you liked it. 24 is perfect for portability. 30 inch is a better saw for firewood but when backpacking you gotta limit that length. I think I showed the set up in a video dedicated to my old mentor Big Nose Macs shelter. Thanks for watching
Awesome dave! Good to see nick as well, just ordered me the bow saw great concept
Fantastic to hear that! Thanks for watching brother
Hurray!! Finally some chopping and sawing. Love the frames and stuff. Real bushcraft. Thank you Dave.
Thanks Darlene! I'm glad you liked it. Sawing and chopping in the woods is always very relaxing!
Hi Dave and Nick. great video again. very nice idea...just a note to add...remember when tarping something, roof it just like you would a real roof...lay the lower tarp first...then the upper tarp...water runs downhill so laying your tarps that way will make it more water resistant. love your videos...thanks for sharing fun in the woods :)
Yep, you're correct on the layering. Thanks for watching
Now that is a great folding saw. i'm on the threshold of buying it. Thanks for this video Dave! 👍😁
Very cool to hear that! If you need a bow saw this is definitely the one to get. Thanks for watching and you have a great weekend!
Really great video Dave. You could make a duplicate one, so that it looks like a large M with double ridge pole, if you wanted more internal space.
Thanks, I'm glad you liked it
As always, it's a pleasure to watch what you come up with next! Be safe and have fun you two!!
Thanks Paul! I'm glad you liked it brother. No telling what I'll dream up next!
I love your channel. Love your videos. You really know your shit. I even liked this video even though it's the first commercial I ever saw you make. Long time subscriber. Keep up the great work brother.
Thanks Ron! I'm glad you liked this one and all the others! Thanks for watching brother
Nice one Dave , interesting and fun vid 👍
Thanks Jez, I'm glad you liked it
Dave, just got to watch this video and have a comment about the blades. My grandfather had a two-man crosscut that had the extra "tooth" that isn't sharpened, that is to clean out the kerf while you're cutting- especially green wood which has a tendancy to clog the cut. Really good video!
Yep, I believe the real term for those are called "rakers" dry wood blades don't need em. Thanks for the comments and thanks for watching my friend!
@@Reallybigmonkey1 Dave- you're right, I remember now.
Love the Boreal 24… got it years ago…so compact….I have both blades…. I wouldn’t be without access to mine… it works great….lol Some days are just like that 😂😂😂…you do always seem to make it all work though….😊 be well …be safe
Very cool to hear that! I wished I would have gotten one years ago! Thanks for watching
That's a cool shelter I've only ever seen them used to make a teepee type shelter before. That sleeping bag sounds great too I'm definitely going to have to look for one. Thank you both for sharing your love of the outdoors with us. God bless and stay safe.
Thanks Rich, Im glad you liked it. That Belgium bag is pretty much the only one Ive ever seen with a dourable waterproof bottom. Its a little heavy but tough as nails. Thanks for watching and may God bless you too brother
Nice little shelter.
Thanks! I'm glad you liked it
A knife, machete & saw is like paint brushers in the hand of Davinci. Great job mate. We're missing your cooking & coffee in the bush segment. Any in the future.? Cheers for sharing cobber.
Thanks! Yes, we have some cooking videos coming up this winter. Take care and thanks for watching
Thank you for another informative and entertaining video. I've learned a lot from your videos. Either what to do or what not to do. 😶 Can't wait for next week.
You are very welcome Mark and I'm glad you liked it! Stay safe and thanks for watching brother
Heeeey Dave and son. Happy Friday
Heeeyyy brother and happy Friday to you too!
May u two never get to old to do this together ❤️
Thanks! We plan on doing this as long as possible