Guy from the City vs 1st Camping Hammock Tent Setup in Real Time
Вставка
- Опубліковано 11 жов 2024
- So, I headed to the "woods" in attempt to pitch/hang my first tent hammock and not die.
Night Cat Hammock: amzn.to/3ObjNLW
Night Cat Sleeping Pad: amzn.to/47KWHT6
Night Cat Under Quilt: amzn.to/48X23eY
Heavy Duty Tree Straps: amzn.to/3HstFNv
@nightcatoutdoor
Portable Tarp: amzn.to/3U9qhyB
*****************************************
Check out all my gear you seen featured in this episode here: www.amazon.com...
**********************************************
Check out Bixpy Products here: bixpy.com/?rst...
**********************************************
Check out my Korkers Jetty boots here: alnk.to/4qKkRNd
**********************************************
Check out Bubba Blade Filet knives and products here: alnk.to/9xijiCJ
**********************************************
Check out the GOHUNT app and products here: alnk.to/eDQhKmw
**********************************************
Find Music @ www.epidemicso...
SUBSCRIBE & ENJOY!
DISCLAIMER: Links in this video description might be affiliate links. If you purchase a product or service using one of these links, I may receive a small commission at no additional cost to you. The revenue I earn from affiliate links helps to keep my channel running and is an easy way to show your support and help me make more content. Thank you for the support!
Legend has it, I'm still stuck in this damn tent....
Trip'n ain't easy... 🤖
Back in my youth, I was in the Boy Scouts. We had a week long camping trip where we slept in hammocks under a tarp. This video brings me back to those good ol’ days.
Get back out there!
Those straps can out hold the hammock so I wouldn't stress about them. Glad you stuck to it, hope to see you do more videos and glad I found your channel! Had me laughing most of the video. It takes a few times to learn the perfect way to hang a hammock for sleep and I'd advise sleeping at an angle like you stated to keep your body from bending like a banana. I have back problems so that's a life saver when I sleep in them!
Hey Daniel, thanks for watching. I actually ordered some more heavy duty 20 feet tree ropes! The ones that come with the tent have 9 foot ropes.
Great video!
Thank you!
Winter camping, relatively new to the experience. Props. Good shit.
Transitioning into an urban "Wilderness Man"! 😅👍🏽
I'll be a full blown Bushman by the end of this year building log cabins with a butter knife and a spoon.
@@TheFishAndTrips I have no doubt you will be. It will be a hilarious and entertaining journey though. I'll be tuning in brother! 😂👍🏽
Good for you. I’ve spent years watching Les Stroud, Cody Lundin, Bear Grills and Naked and Affraid. I’ve been out in the middle of nowhere plenty of times. I was always with a group. In a group. You don’t have to worry as much. There are clubs you can join like the Sierra Club, REI, or Survival training schools. It’s good to see someone taking the effort to learn. To organize more of your time. Try gardening. I don’t know how busy you are. I think it’s a step from actually having your own farm small scaled. Ancestors had to camp and farm just to survive. Great video. It’s also great to learn with someone. People who have already done it all. Will not make beginner mistakes. Those mistakes. We all can learn from.
What's up Lamar, thanks for watching! Yeah the learning process seems to be the most entertaining part! The smart thing to do would be to do it with groups, but my solo missions is what people really like to see on my channel. It's like watching a 1 hour train wreck. 😂😭😂🤢🤮
First read the manual….for correct high and tension! And make a second turn around the tree with the belt to shorten him.😉
You lost me at "read the manual".😂
This reminds me of the scene from the movie Man's Favorite Sport
I just looked it up. From 1964?
Yes. Hilarious camping and fishing movie. a classic.@@TheFishAndTrips
I couldnt watch! The pain was just to great. May comeback and finish later.
What's growth without a little pain. 😂
Raynell them snakes are going to crawl in your hammock and cuddle with you to stay warm lol
And them snakes about to meet their maker if they do.....
Hahaha I l9ve camping but I am so scared of snakes
@TheFishAndTrips I believe you Raynell! You Crack me up
I think a full stride is around 3'
Hum hum hum. You are always entertaining but my old ass needs a bed and will not try this. Lol
LOL always have a backup plan.
Yo fire video maybe we could collab on some videos hunting fishing camping something but keep up the good work man
I appreciate it man
a stride is about 3' I'm vertically challenged, so I wouldn't have been able to get in that hammock with your straps that high on the trees.
13:15 - easiest solution in all of this would have been to just move the trees. But you know, hard to think on the spot like that.
30:00 - I laughed. Sorry, that thing was so high.
Was it actually comfortable? Any time I get in a hammock, it's so uncomfortable. Like basically half way folded up. Imagine sleeping and then needing to get up in the middle of the night to use the bathroom. I'd flip over.
Looking up at the trees did look pretty sick though.
LOL stupid trees. Yes it was REALLY comfortable because it was so wide once you lay in it. All I was missing was a pillow and a blanket.
Looks like you will be Resting In Peace in that coffin, I mean hammock tent!💐💐💐 On the real though I'm glad you bring different content and WANT to bring diverse content. You're right there's only so many kayak in the bayou fishing videos you can make until it starts feeling repetitive. I loved your attempts at catching the racist fishes even though you were unsuccessful. You should visit the hill country in the spring for good camping videos.
Yeah, forget those racist fish! I visited the hill country once and loved it. Any suggestions on camping ground?
@@TheFishAndTrips Inks lake State Park is a nice camping spot
What you walked off was yards and not feet.
Yeah, I was taking some big ass steps. 😩
I have to say this was a great video to watch. You're commentary and showing everything is fantastic. Keep up the great content!
Lol I appreciate that. Thank you!
@@TheFishAndTrips just a tip for you... when putting out your guy lines if you go to opposite corners it will be more stable. Also the stakes shouldn't come in contact with the tensioners the cordage should only be touching. But I really did enjoy the videos and you showing all the pitfalls and your comments had me cracking up.
@@sassyvelvetvixen6645 thanks for the tips! I think I'm going to just not use those tensioners and go with tautline knots instead. Matter of fact. I'm going to bring extra stakes with me from now on and do 4 guy lines covering each corner now that you mentioned it.
I think a full stride is around 3'
3 feet for when I was walking? Yeah, I messed that up.