I rarely comment but man you have earned one. This video is just too good. No talking or music just a hard working man that knows his stuff and does not draw anything out. One of the few channels that actually use what they teach. Besides that the shots you take are stellar as well. I also loved that tree figure. You sir have my respect.
You blew my mind with the taut line hitch on the tarp end and using it to bundle the line. I don't know why I've never thought of that before. Simple and brilliant.
Thanks Chaz, trying to find a balance between an enjoying video and one that teaches some skills too. Glad you enjoyed this and thanks for the kind words.
amazing video! I'm truly inspired to go out and try more bushcraft on my own! My only concern is you sharpening your knife on a dry sharpening stone, as to maintain the knife and stone and get a sharper knife (or axe), it is best to sharpen your tools with a wet sharpening stone (preferably one that's been soaked in water for a bit). As a scout I'm really happy to see you using proper knots, tying techniques and fire care! Keep up the good work!
Hey!!! Thank you so much!!! Yes this stone is one I developed myself, it actually has a diamond grit, rather than a more traditional stone that requires oil or a common “wetstone” like the porous ones you’d sharpen on in your workshop. It gets the job done bc it’s so lightweight!! But you’re absolutely right!! The better care for it is a porous wetstone in the shop!! Thanks for the kind comment!! I’m so glad to have some scouts here!
Simply beautiful. Love the replacement of talking with subtitles, all while keeping the sound effects. Very nice quality video, and nice techniques (with breakdowns).
This is 1 of my favorite videos of yours n the bear cave shelter. I really hope you make more videos like these bc they r great 👍 to watch and I learn so much n get great ideas for the next time I'm bushcrafting. You truly are a great bushcraftman. Keep teaching n I'll keep following. Thank you for what you do. Oh lol I have watched ALL your knot videos, the best videos OUT!!!!!! 🎉
I love the dark green feeling of the woods, and your videos realy show just how beautiful nature can be. Thank you for all the work you put into these videos.
Sangat indah estetik dan militan sekali konten ini,pemandangan alam yg alami indah sangat mengubur mata para penonton,terimkasih telah memberikan tontonan yg unik dan indah,baru kali ini melihat bushcraft langsung terpesona.salam dari indonesia🥰🥰🥰🥰
wow! I discovered your channel with this video! I love it ! I'm subscribing now! Thank you for this beautiful video and thank you for sharing it with us! See you soon
@@TheBearEssentials there’s gonna be World War III and I think that you should really build a real real house here right by that river you got freshwater and you have fresh fish . And you have sunlight, so you can remove all of the grass at all of the shrubbery., and then you could plant a garden , so that you can eat .
@@TheBearEssentials Love you sir. I’m dying soon , I’ll be your guardian Angel 👼🏼 I hope Jesus comes for us , never give up darling , I pray for you and your family for your financial for your health, forgot to send protection to your wife, your children, and you and Jesus Christ holy name, amen and your animals and everything else
Привет! Конечно у каждого из Вас свой секретный мужской талант. Построение системы ночьлега классно. Художественная вырезка на дереве очень отличное. Еда и отдых очень круто. Приятного аппетита и чаепития! Спасибо за прекрасное видео! Удачи Вам процветания канала! 🐬Азовское море, г Приморск.🐬
Hello, thanks for the kind words - I translated from Russian into English to read them and it made me smile. I really appreciate it, my friend! Здравствуйте, спасибо за добрые слова - я перевела с русского на английский, чтобы прочитать их, и это заставило меня улыбнуться. Очень ценю, друг мой!
Keep it up. your videos are my favorites. More people should know about you. This is a great entry to the channel. Oh yeah, the suspended bed is freakin awesome too!
Thank you so much! I was so pumped about getting this out to all my friends, but I never expected such awesome feedback. You, and everyone else who has commented thus far, really push me forward with all this :)
Hey guys, this means a lot coming from you. Some of the OG’s in camping and (little known fact to anyone reading), the first one’s to ever test out the original prototype of the Bucksaw! Gave me the confidence to actually pursue crafting them, and the inspiration to create videos as well. Thx Noah and Alex!
Hi there! I wanted to leave an appreciation from what you shared! I really enjoyed this moment of relaxation you kindly gifted me and I thank you very much for the escape! I was wondering if you could have used knots like taut-line hitch to have the bed at the right "angle" easily. Even though I prefer veganism, I appreciated the respect you had by not taking too big a fish out of the water. That carved gardian of the camp was an awesome artistic impulse of you that surprised and pleased me very much! The fact that you also took the time to almost erase all of the trace of your passage there was as neet as you leaving some wood for the next one! All those details, make this exceptional! Thank you and may peace be with you!
Wow, first off, thank you so much for taking the time to write this. On the topic of the taut line - I wouldn’t trust it with my bed angle - mainly because the corsage I was using is a slippery plastic type - and friction hitches don’t hold well on it. I’m really glad you enjoyed it all, thx for paying attention and honouring all the small things in the video, I’m so glad people notice them :)
HI @@TheBearEssentials I understand why that would cause a problem for the bed angles! ;) Thank you sooo much for having taking the time to reply to me! I'm honored! Peace!
Thank you! Thank you! So many bushcrafters turn into reality talk shows. If you're teaching, fine, but this was nice, sight informative with subtitles. Respect from Florida 🌴
Love your video. I like the idea of a floating bed. although I usually tie both ends to trees. I can't believe you caught fish with the first cast. What a great place to camp.
First time watcher of your video's. As a camper myself, I've watched hundreds of video's to pick up new ideas and gear. I have never seen the 'Floating shelter'. That was awesome. Great video also.
Love your channel I like the one where you gotta and use the best shelter you built before, I know it’s hard what you do but I think enjoy it more when you interact with the camera and talk I know that’s not always easy to do but I thought I would share my thoughts as I would definitely watch more 👍👍
awsome photo and editing. I love the asmr-part of this, but also how you teach/explain by text. I really enjoy your more "teaching" videos as well, please keep up a mix of both! Your channel has really grown, wow!
Thanks so much Lars. I think I’ve found a good balance in my page now like you say - the educational videos on certain topics, then these longer forms which apply a lot of those topics in an enjoyable watch. I’ll keep along that format bc it’s really fun and fulfilling right now. Thanks for writing this!
Awesome 3 day trip DJ. That floating shelter was pretty cool. I thought you were going to be suspended over the river or something but that was a surprise. What a beautiful location and great fishing as well. Nate
Thank you for this helpful, informative and relaxing video. I'm looking forward to start camping more in the wild nature by myself, so these videos will be very helpful. Your channel deserves more views.
Hey thank you so so much for writing this! Please keep in touch on the channel and share how that journey going wild camping is. I'd love to hear about it. Thx for all the kind words -DJ
Nice setup! To hang the pot, you could have made a tripod like the bushcraft chair but smaller. Another small bushcraft project you could have done is a tree hanger for the backpack, so it doesn't touch the ground and doesn't get (potentially) wet. Greetings!
Hey Victor, thx for the kind words my friend. Oh the little espresso pot was so nice to have! I will be bringing it with me more often. Talk soon my friend!
Really cool video! I really enjoyed watching this, i think it takes a lot of experience and effort to get on that level with all the knots and building things. Respect! The atmosphere was really relaxing with the editing and the nature sounds. The tree face was pretty cool, i can imagine someone walking through there in a late day scene getting scared...hahaha, you got a new subscriber. Keep it up like this, thanx for relaxing my evening and please keep going, it is awesome! Greetings from germany.
Hey Daniel, thanks a bunch for taking the time to write. I’m glad you enjoyed it all. I will definitely be making more like this. Glad to have you along for the journey!
That's TV for you. This was a really enjoyable video. Thanks for all the knots. So many practical uses. Love the truckers hitch for things in my truck to travel with confidence and the taut line hitch for basic things like Christmas decorations. All so helpful.
I appreciate the cautionary note about some of the camping activities being potentially dangerous. My dad and brothers were involved in scouting and I remember the conversations on how to use an ax and what could happen if they were careless. (Lose their Totin chip besides a bad injury ) In watching other bushcraft videos I’m sure I got a few more gray hairs watching the ax-the leg and possible nasty slices. How far would these gentlemen have to travel to get help before they bled out? Unless they knew some good first aid.
Hey Caroline, I’m a firefighter by trade, and carry a tourniquet with me incase of disaster. But it would not be good if I were to be careless with that axe. Anything can happen out there, but experience helps stack the odds I suppose.
Great video, beautiful edits, wonderful environment and excellent show of craftsmanship and bushcraft skills. Being a Swede it’s also nice to see you using lots of Swedish made equipment.
Great video. At first I was disappointed you weren't talking but after a few minutes I really enjoyed the sounds of nature. I found it more immersive. I don't do back country camping but I take the family car camping to Ontario Provincial parks and have learned a bunch of useful knots to use on our trips.
Hey Larry, thanks for giving this a shot and watching even if it isn’t your typical style. I really appreciate that. I’m sort of always trying to find the right way to showcase these trips, I think I’m close now to what I and others are enjoying
I mean really it just took 4 pieces of timber so maybe not that impractical though he. Would have made hammock with the canvas. Props on showing off again though. Wanna see if I can do it now..
Thank you for this very good video, learning by watching...I love the dead tree totem face, he will take care of this place and safe you, blessings,😇 love also how you handle with all the tools and work...fill every moment with creativity, my codex, cheers from black forest😀🤠
Hey, thanks a bunch for taking the time to write this. I’m glad you liked the carving and all the little creations. I’m starting to get better at capturing these things with the camera, so the encouragement is really awesome to hear.
Thanks! I lost a mickey finn in the tree after hooking up to a nice one. All the rest caught on rabbit zonker black leech! …truly they would have hit anything I think lol.
Love the video! Stupid question, but how did you get the eggs and the steak and the potatoes? Did you bring that out with you? If so, how did you preserve it? I’m just curious! I was also impressed by the floating shelter and the chair!
Hey jacob! Not a stupid question at all. I brought the steak frozen. I usually bring a frozen meat for my first night so that it’s perfectly thawed by evening. The eggs, if theyr farm eggs and not store bought, actually can last for weeks out in normal temperature. If they’re store bought, they won’t last long in heat unfortunately.
I have a few questions as someone who wants to learn to do these things, but has no knowledge of camping and outdoor living. For your pots and pans, how do you keep them disinfected? For example; after you cook your food, how do you clean your pot, by rinsing it in creek water and then disinfecting naturally with the fire? And secondly, you use rain water for drinking or a filter in your water bottle for specifically drinking water, but if you take creek water to use for cooking, is it safe to use because the fire naturally disinfects any bacteria? Thank you for this video!
I rarely comment but man you have earned one. This video is just too good. No talking or music just a hard working man that knows his stuff and does not draw anything out. One of the few channels that actually use what they teach. Besides that the shots you take are stellar as well. I also loved that tree figure. You sir have my respect.
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You have 11 recent comments from just within the last 3 days.. 😬🤥
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This is true peace called. No music, no people talk, only a gentleman doing some work in the nature. Great video man. ❤ from Indonesia
You blew my mind with the taut line hitch on the tarp end and using it to bundle the line. I don't know why I've never thought of that before. Simple and brilliant.
Eyy I’m glad you caught that one. I put it in at the very end for anyone who stuck around long enough to see :) thanks for watching Jon!!!
Good to finally see a UA-camr showing proper knots and lashings and demonstrating their correct application, well done great video👌👍
Thanks Chaz, trying to find a balance between an enjoying video and one that teaches some skills too. Glad you enjoyed this and thanks for the kind words.
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Wow I wanna go next time!
amazing video! I'm truly inspired to go out and try more bushcraft on my own! My only concern is you sharpening your knife on a dry sharpening stone, as to maintain the knife and stone and get a sharper knife (or axe), it is best to sharpen your tools with a wet sharpening stone (preferably one that's been soaked in water for a bit).
As a scout I'm really happy to see you using proper knots, tying techniques and fire care! Keep up the good work!
Hey!!! Thank you so much!!!
Yes this stone is one I developed myself, it actually has a diamond grit, rather than a more traditional stone that requires oil or a common “wetstone” like the porous ones you’d sharpen on in your workshop. It gets the job done bc it’s so lightweight!! But you’re absolutely right!! The better care for it is a porous wetstone in the shop!!
Thanks for the kind comment!! I’m so glad to have some scouts here!
Nice touch leaving stacked firewood at the end - well played, Sir!
Thanks friend! I always try, it’s so nice rolling up to a sight and there’s stacked wood ready!
Great video 👍Thanks DJ! 👊👍Appreciate you my friend 🙏 Very cool floating setup😎
That remote release knot is brilliant, going to start using that one alot.
This was beautiful and relaxing, like a moving meditation.
Glad you enjoyed it! I'll have a little video on the remote release knot specifically and some of the hangups with it
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Simply beautiful. Love the replacement of talking with subtitles, all while keeping the sound effects. Very nice quality video, and nice techniques (with breakdowns).
Nice job on the floating bed & a beautiful place to camp by the river, cheers.
Thanks Nicolle!
This is 1 of my favorite videos of yours n the bear cave shelter. I really hope you make more videos like these bc they r great 👍 to watch and I learn so much n get great ideas for the next time I'm bushcrafting. You truly are a great bushcraftman. Keep teaching n I'll keep following. Thank you for what you do. Oh lol I have watched ALL your knot videos, the best videos OUT!!!!!! 🎉
I love the dark green feeling of the woods, and your videos realy show just how beautiful nature can be. Thank you for all the work you put into these videos.
Hey Armand, thx for noticing and taking the time to write this. I really appreciate that. I’ll make more vids for sure :)
I love watching these, it’s just so relaxing to me.
Thx!! the river sounds turned out so nice!
I know, they were wonderful, along with the birds it makes me want to sleep, except that I have to finish it :)
Thanks again for the relaxing videos!!! 44:31 😊
Awesome so far, 10 min ls into it.... love the suspended bed!!! 🙌
Wohoo! Thanks so much, it was a fun one to try and surprisingly comfy.
Sangat indah estetik dan militan sekali konten ini,pemandangan alam yg alami indah sangat mengubur mata para penonton,terimkasih telah memberikan tontonan yg unik dan indah,baru kali ini melihat bushcraft langsung terpesona.salam dari indonesia🥰🥰🥰🥰
wow, nice trick to deliver the backpack !
wow!
I discovered your channel with this video! I love it !
I'm subscribing now!
Thank you for this beautiful video and thank you for sharing it with us!
See you soon
Hey thank you so much for watching and the kind words!!! I’ll be making more!!
I REALLY LOVE this type of content, so relaxing and informative. I will put a ton of hours onto this video falling asleep to the AMAZING sounds
Thank you so much ! I’ll sleep easy as well knowing folks like you are enjoying these vids ! Much appreciated!
@@TheBearEssentials there’s gonna be World War III and I think that you should really build a real real house here right by that river you got freshwater and you have fresh fish . And you have sunlight, so you can remove all of the grass at all of the shrubbery., and then you could plant a garden , so that you can eat .
@@godschild3640 not a bad idea! , but I first have to continue with teaching people these techniques so more of us are prepared :)
@@TheBearEssentials Love you sir. I’m dying soon , I’ll be your guardian Angel 👼🏼 I hope Jesus comes for us , never give up darling , I pray for you and your family for your financial for your health, forgot to send protection to your wife, your children, and you and Jesus Christ holy name, amen and your animals and everything else
Привет!
Конечно у каждого из Вас свой секретный мужской талант.
Построение системы ночьлега классно.
Художественная вырезка на дереве очень отличное.
Еда и отдых очень круто.
Приятного аппетита и чаепития!
Спасибо за прекрасное видео!
Удачи Вам процветания канала!
🐬Азовское море, г Приморск.🐬
Hello, thanks for the kind words - I translated from Russian into English to read them and it made me smile. I really appreciate it, my friend!
Здравствуйте, спасибо за добрые слова - я перевела с русского на английский, чтобы прочитать их, и это заставило меня улыбнуться. Очень ценю, друг мой!
Thanks for teaching us and bringing us along...since many don't have the gear, time and/or skills to do this for themselves.
It’s my pleasure, I’m glad people who can’t get out for themselves can still enjoy nature from this :)
Love the no talking bushcraft videos, they're so much more tranquil and relaxing 👏🏼
I really felt the vibes that being in nature gives me through this video, wow! And I learned a lot! How beautiful 💚
Thanks so much, the sounds of the river are just so mesmerizing. I really enjoyed this trip
@@TheBearEssentials The sounds of the river are so peaceful to the soul, thank you for sharing the beauty of your lovely trip 💚
Keep it up. your videos are my favorites. More people should know about you. This is a great entry to the channel. Oh yeah, the suspended bed is freakin awesome too!
Thank you so much! I was so pumped about getting this out to all my friends, but I never expected such awesome feedback. You, and everyone else who has commented thus far, really push me forward with all this :)
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This is truly the best bushcraft kind of video. Thank you!!!@@TheBearEssentials
This is the perfect mix of relaxation and education + a fat smallie on the the fly :) Really enjoyed this one, my man
Hey guys, this means a lot coming from you. Some of the OG’s in camping and (little known fact to anyone reading), the first one’s to ever test out the original prototype of the Bucksaw! Gave me the confidence to actually pursue crafting them, and the inspiration to create videos as well. Thx Noah and Alex!
Hi there! I wanted to leave an appreciation from what you shared!
I really enjoyed this moment of relaxation you kindly gifted me and I thank you very much for the escape!
I was wondering if you could have used knots like taut-line hitch to have the bed at the right "angle" easily.
Even though I prefer veganism, I appreciated the respect you had by not taking too big a fish out of the water.
That carved gardian of the camp was an awesome artistic impulse of you that surprised and pleased me very much!
The fact that you also took the time to almost erase all of the trace of your passage there was as neet as you leaving some wood for the next one!
All those details, make this exceptional!
Thank you and may peace be with you!
Wow, first off, thank you so much for taking the time to write this.
On the topic of the taut line - I wouldn’t trust it with my bed angle - mainly because the corsage I was using is a slippery plastic type - and friction hitches don’t hold well on it.
I’m really glad you enjoyed it all, thx for paying attention and honouring all the small things in the video, I’m so glad people notice them :)
HI @@TheBearEssentials I understand why that would cause a problem for the bed angles! ;)
Thank you sooo much for having taking the time to reply to me! I'm honored!
Peace!
Thank you! Thank you! So many bushcrafters turn into reality talk shows. If you're teaching, fine, but this was nice, sight informative with subtitles. Respect from Florida 🌴
Hey thanks Richard! Glad you enjoyed this and found it informative man
Love your video. I like the idea of a floating bed. although I usually tie both ends to trees. I can't believe you caught fish with the first cast. What a great place to camp.
Your videos are always professional and impressive. 👏🌟
First time watcher of your video's. As a camper myself, I've watched hundreds of video's to pick up new ideas and gear. I have never seen the 'Floating shelter'. That was awesome. Great video also.
Wow thanks a bunch, I really appreciate that!
Sitting on the very end of the hammock really put your line to the test. Love the video.
Very beautiful forest!!!👍🤠
Ok that remote release knot was fricking cool!! Great video as well! ❤🏕️🇨🇦
Thx!!! Was so useful when you least expect it !
I think he recently released a video of a new one that’s more reliable that he invented
🌲 So Beautiful and so relaxing. Thank You 🌲
Thx for watching Caterina!
Love your channel I like the one where you gotta and use the best shelter you built before, I know it’s hard what you do but I think enjoy it more when you interact with the camera and talk I know that’s not always easy to do but I thought I would share my thoughts as I would definitely watch more 👍👍
Thanks Richard!! I’m switching to do more of that now, I appreciate it brother
Thank you so much brother for this video, I got a lot of experience from your video ❤❤❤❤
You’re very welcome Johnny, thx for watching man.
awsome photo and editing. I love the asmr-part of this, but also how you teach/explain by text. I really enjoy your more "teaching" videos as well, please keep up a mix of both! Your channel has really grown, wow!
Thanks so much Lars. I think I’ve found a good balance in my page now like you say - the educational videos on certain topics, then these longer forms which apply a lot of those topics in an enjoyable watch. I’ll keep along that format bc it’s really fun and fulfilling right now.
Thanks for writing this!
Awesome 3 day trip DJ. That floating shelter was pretty cool. I thought you were going to be suspended over the river or something but that was a surprise. What a beautiful location and great fishing as well.
Nate
Nate, great idea!! I’ll definitely try the floating over a river or lake one time!!
I like your Bushcraft style^^
Thank you for this helpful, informative and relaxing video. I'm looking forward to start camping more in the wild nature by myself, so these videos will be very helpful.
Your channel deserves more views.
Hey thank you so so much for writing this!
Please keep in touch on the channel and share how that journey going wild camping is. I'd love to hear about it.
Thx for all the kind words
-DJ
@@TheBearEssentials i will for sure.
Best Bushcraft video on the internet
Nice setup! To hang the pot, you could have made a tripod like the bushcraft chair but smaller. Another small bushcraft project you could have done is a tree hanger for the backpack, so it doesn't touch the ground and doesn't get (potentially) wet. Greetings!
Great additions :) thanks for the input my friend!
Very creative, I love how you made the chair so cool.
Great video I learned a lot. The tree carving was so cool and the smallie jump was epic.
This looked like the most exhausting, exhilarating, relaxing 3 days ever! Love it! Was this in Canada?
Absolutely magnificent and very inspiring!
I'am a huge fan of your skills and the Moka espresso pot was😊
Greetings from Bulgaria!
Your friend Viktor
Hey Victor, thx for the kind words my friend. Oh the little espresso pot was so nice to have! I will be bringing it with me more often. Talk soon my friend!
Great video! Thanks for sharing your knowledge with us.
Glad you enjoyed it! thx for taking the time to comment and watch!
I also love adventures that are very scary and get to know the wilderness very intimately😂
Outstanding video! Looks like a very old forest. What an amazing spot!!
Catch Cook and eating scene is most satisfactory
You’re so talented 🎉
Watching your video I got a lot of inspiration,,,very good work👍👍🙏❤️
That’s so nice to hear!! Thank you!! I’m so glad
روووووووعة جداً أتابعك من مصر 🇪🇬
This is an amazing environment to film in and the footage is brilliantly put together.
Really cool video! I really enjoyed watching this, i think it takes a lot of experience and effort to get on that level with all the knots and building things. Respect!
The atmosphere was really relaxing with the editing and the nature sounds. The tree face was pretty cool, i can imagine someone walking through there in a late day scene getting scared...hahaha, you got a new subscriber. Keep it up like this, thanx for relaxing my evening and please keep going, it is awesome! Greetings from germany.
Hey Daniel, thanks a bunch for taking the time to write. I’m glad you enjoyed it all.
I will definitely be making more like this. Glad to have you along for the journey!
I just discovered your channel and I subscribed after watching this video 👍 it was an enjoyable watch 😊❤
This is a great video. Thanks for all the tips! Amazing content 👌
😬😬😬 you are the best! Thank you so much!!
Great video, beyond impressed with the bed.
Finally someone eating a healthy meal that isn’t a giant slab of meat! Love your camping style
Haha! Thanks so much!! Im going to try to continue to step up my camping meal game.. it’s sorta fun to try new styles etc.
I enjoyed watching. Never saw that bed trick b4.
I very much enjoyed your video presentation! Good stuff, good tips. Subscribed.
Thanks Bruce! Glad to have you onboard.
Awesome video. I wish this is what was shown when I watch "Alone".
Funny story about Alone. I was one of the Alternates in a recent season - however my “Canadian accent” was a bit too thick for TV 🤣🤦♂️
That's TV for you. This was a really enjoyable video. Thanks for all the knots. So many practical uses. Love the truckers hitch for things in my truck to travel with confidence and the taut line hitch for basic things like Christmas decorations. All so helpful.
I appreciate the cautionary note about some of the camping activities being potentially dangerous. My dad and brothers were involved in scouting and I remember the conversations on how to use an ax and what could happen if they were careless. (Lose their Totin chip besides a bad injury ) In watching other bushcraft videos I’m sure I got a few more gray hairs watching the ax-the leg and possible nasty slices. How far would these gentlemen have to travel to get help before they bled out? Unless they knew some good first aid.
Hey Caroline, I’m a firefighter by trade, and carry a tourniquet with me incase of disaster. But it would not be good if I were to be careless with that axe. Anything can happen out there, but experience helps stack the odds I suppose.
Awesome. Thank you!
My pleasure. Thx for watching
Great video, beautiful edits, wonderful environment and excellent show of craftsmanship and bushcraft skills. Being a Swede it’s also nice to see you using lots of Swedish made equipment.
Heyy! Thank you so so much. Sweden has some of the best bushcraft tools and especially blades! Such incredible history and skills there!
Great video..this is Inspiring me 😊
Thank you so much!
to be frank this is creative, keep up the good work bro.....
To be Frank, you’re awesome, thank you so much!
Amazing video!
Thanks David
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Nice watching your video..👍
I like the natural sounds and forest so beautyful❤
Great video. At first I was disappointed you weren't talking but after a few minutes I really enjoyed the sounds of nature. I found it more immersive. I don't do back country camping but I take the family car camping to Ontario Provincial parks and have learned a bunch of useful knots to use on our trips.
Hey Larry, thanks for giving this a shot and watching even if it isn’t your typical style. I really appreciate that. I’m sort of always trying to find the right way to showcase these trips, I think I’m close now to what I and others are enjoying
👍👍👍👍no talking 🥰
This nature looks so natural
And the dirt looks so dirty
@@elliotphoenixthat water looks very wet
@@HammerSmashedFace92lmfao 🤣🤣
@@elliotphoenixsadly majority of forests today is ”man grown” and not truly natural
The man looks pretty manly if I do say so myself
ชายคนนี้เท่ที่สุด❤❤
The floating bed is super rad but a little impractical. I enjoy you showing off though
I mean really it just took 4 pieces of timber so maybe not that impractical though he. Would have made hammock with the canvas. Props on showing off again though. Wanna see if I can do it now..
Oh for y'all wondering about the knots he is using, get the book "the useful knot book". Pretty good
Oh my goodness, the man in the tree 🥰🫠
The place where you live is the promised land. I also like to survive alone like that
It’s such a beautiful spot. Canada, with all its flaws, still has some of the most beautiful land and nature!
Video is amazing
La mini cafetera es brutal👌🏼
Pause at 11:20. 😅🤣😂
Great video!
Haha! Nothing makes me happier than PB & J
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Thank you for this very good video, learning by watching...I love the dead tree totem face, he will take care of this place and safe you, blessings,😇 love also how you handle with all the tools and work...fill every moment with creativity, my codex, cheers from black forest😀🤠
Hey, thanks a bunch for taking the time to write this. I’m glad you liked the carving and all the little creations. I’m starting to get better at capturing these things with the camera, so the encouragement is really awesome to hear.
@@TheBearEssentials 😊👍🙏
Man those are some great looking woods you have!👍🏻
Ya I’m blessed to live in Canada!
@@TheBearEssentials what about bears ? Are u not afraid of them ???
One fine video! Looked like a good smallie? What fly pattern?
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Thanks! I lost a mickey finn in the tree after hooking up to a nice one. All the rest caught on rabbit zonker black leech!
…truly they would have hit anything I think lol.
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Love the video! Stupid question, but how did you get the eggs and the steak and the potatoes? Did you bring that out with you? If so, how did you preserve it? I’m just curious! I was also impressed by the floating shelter and the chair!
Hey jacob! Not a stupid question at all.
I brought the steak frozen. I usually bring a frozen meat for my first night so that it’s perfectly thawed by evening.
The eggs, if theyr farm eggs and not store bought, actually can last for weeks out in normal temperature. If they’re store bought, they won’t last long in heat unfortunately.
Nice video.. Sounds of the nature
Good luck bro❤🤝❤
Amazing content, thank you
Keren pokoknya mah is the best salam santun dari Tasikmalaya 👍
Thank you for the amazing video
My pleasure, thank you for watching.
I have a few questions as someone who wants to learn to do these things, but has no knowledge of camping and outdoor living. For your pots and pans, how do you keep them disinfected? For example; after you cook your food, how do you clean your pot, by rinsing it in creek water and then disinfecting naturally with the fire? And secondly, you use rain water for drinking or a filter in your water bottle for specifically drinking water, but if you take creek water to use for cooking, is it safe to use because the fire naturally disinfects any bacteria? Thank you for this video!
Thank you :)
so cool and natural friendly camping. i am your FC.
😬😬 made my day.
Very nice my friend 🤠
Hey Herb! Thanks a bunch for watching man!
Muito bom pra brincar de bushcraft
Great creativity
Thank you! Cheers!
watching from Mars!!!
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Truly excellent video! I aspire to enjoy the outdoors in the way that you do. Cheers 🍻
Thank you so much!
Damn the camera is good as hell
Thx a bunch!! Ya Sony A7C is what I use
you have a great experience
Amazing natural ❤