That's what I like about Greg, when things go wrong, or he makes a mistake he doesn't try to hide it, or make excuses. He's straight forward down to earth, no airs and graces guy. Every time I watch his videos there's always something new to learn . I thoroughly enjoy every one of his videos, and also learn many things not just about survival, but also the very important do's and don'ts concerning safety in natures environment. That could save someone a great deal of trouble and even save lives. Another super Rocky Mountain Bush Craft.
Same here. I have seen fires spread 10 ft below the surface in areas just like Greg shows. We were able to put the fire out. It was a lesson learned for the entire camping group I was with. I hope people take Gregs teaching seriously.
Ive never been more excited for a small fish. I can feel you’re hunger it seems on these type of videos. Awesome job Greg. Thanks for the entertainment.
dude broke the 4 item rule with just the lighter. I would bring only 1 Item. -A tarp (inside tarp would be a fishing boat and fishing equipment, a waffle maker, 12 gauge with 30 rds, a flamethrower, a tiny house)
Hello Greg, I’ve seen this challenge a few times. It’s really cool to see you get so excited about such a small fish. I’m in a situation that leaves me without enough food sometimes. I’m 65 years old and can’t work due to illness. Getting by on a very small retirement payment. I can appreciate how even a small meal can be satisfying sometimes. My entertainment consists of watching you tube on my phone. You are really the only person I follow on UA-cam. I wish I could support you more by buying some things. Like a fin coffee mug/Tshirt.! Anything Hopalong. Someday a highly sought after ferro-rod would be amazing! I plan to make use of the bushcraft skills you teach when I recover! I liked the new video comparing venomous snakes and spiders to poisonous plants and mushrooms. Thanks
I find it so very awesome that you named off Dave Holliday, and also Les Stroud survivorman. That is absolutely amazing I used to watch Les Stroud survivorman and he's the one that got me in to getting really into surviving in the wilderness and wanting to do more.
I used to be quite a big Les Stroud fan, but on a bad day I saw an episode in an environment I was actually familiar with, and then another when he was with a partner. completely missed the points I would have considered pivotal, to the point of lies (not just TV magic), and then in the second Ep treated his companion like his manservant Friday. in a one day he went from minor god to douchebag, in my eyes. i understand there is a show to be made, but this was unforgivable levels. I get none of that vibe from Greg. im glad your inspired, but pick your heros....
Hey….what happened to the other guy ?!?!? Did he survive 3 days in the wild, or did you cook him for supper on the 2nd night, he seems to have mysteriously disappeared ?!?!?
@@snovak89. What ? So you're the only one in all these comments to start insulting people. Your insecurity is showing. Time to start having respect for people.
That's a bit unfair isn't it? He's out there at least he's doing it. Some days are going to be less eventful than others. You can't magic up content. And would you be happy if he engineered his videos to be more exciting? No, because he's real and genuine. People moan when youtube videos are fake and they moan when videos are chill. What can a person do to make this generation happy!!! I'm so greatful for every video we get from this channel. One of the best on you tube! @@jasoncayen1657
Same Luke, one of my favourite youtubers, I love him 😍. That's a real Man right there. A man that would keep his family safe and fed ! He's taught me so much about survival. Where are the men like this all gone to??? Lost in the system I suppose!
Would be top of my bucket list to fly over to the rockies and do a survival video with you complete novice and never done anything like it before but absolutely love watching from England uk.
I was happy to find a new adventure! I was really hoping you hooked a little bigger fish. I could have easily watched a 2 hour version? Did DJ get a fish? Your decision to move the fires was IMO a good one. I watched a different survivalist find an underground fire from a previous camper that had traveled quite a distance from the original fire underground. He called and reported it, waiting until they came with water, shovel’s and properly put it out. It was kind of you to let DJ slide on the extra items included with his lighter.👍 Would you ever consider a longer version of some videos (if you have enough footage)? Subscriber and Fan, Jeff Rogers Saint Paul MN
Best regards from ireland . Your fire safety is top knotch . I always line the ground with stones . . Dont know if you have ever put a pyranid shaped stone into the niddle of a fire . For ne , such a rock stops the snoke in the fire. Thabks for a great inspirational film
I would definitely go on a survival challenge with him. My four items would be my vintage skatchet, lighter, pot, metal water bottle. Bonus item would be bivy sac or tarp. I really would want to take a slingbow combo. But really depends on situation, location. I go for a dedicated water bottle because my body simply depends a lot of water.
1. The paracord that has metal wire, fishing line, and waterproof tinder as some of the inner strings 2. Leatherman Free P4 with 2 of the tools modified 3. Cooking pot 4. Greg Ovens
Greg those are wild blue berries. Blue huckleberry have a smaller leaf and the berries grow in clusters. We have all three here in washington state. You always say do your research.
Hey Greg, 4 Items is pretty tough. Depends on where and when, it would be something like: 1. My EDC Victorinox Multitool 2. Firesteel/ Lighter 3. Sleepingbag or Tarp 4. Pot or Waterfilter For three days, you don't need to bother about food. Just stay warm and hydrated.
I would travel from the UK to do one of these challenges with you Greg. In the UK it is really hard to find a place that you can camp and start a fire. I've watched loads of your videos, and love them, but I feel a sadness that the UK locks down these activities. I spend most of my spare time on the sea as a lifeboat volunteer, but my heart is in the forest!
I love how transparent and genuine you are Greg. That's why I watch you. I have lost all interest in the survival world because of all the fakes until you came along. Thank you!
Good day Greg ........ I am so glad you explained to your viewers this important fire safety tip at timestamp 24:52 ......... I already knew the ground you guys were on was unsafe for fires and was pretty sure that was why you were not going to light a fire....... People do not realize that when a forest fire dies out in the fall it doesn't mean the fire is out as the fire is still smolding in the peat and if there is not enough snow to melt and put it out then in the spring that fire can reignite and start all over burning everything in its path........
What a duuude. Right when I notice the gun pointed at Oven there is a cut and our guest redirects it to aim at himself and now I want that "behind the scenes". 18:10 - 18:29 what a gentleman lol
thats a simple but very cool shelter !! I wonder 🤔 if we have leaves as big as the ones from the skunk cabbage here in Switzerland in the forests in my area...what a cool plant 🙂
Always good to see bow drill making and starting a fire with it. Good call on putting out the fire on the moss. I've seen underground fire and it is very dangerous. A lot of water is required to extinguish. There were a lot of fires in my country last summer. We really need to be careful. Interesting to see that Oregon grape is edible. We have it here in Europe as an invasive plant.
thanks for sharing. considering the location - my 4 would be a filter-straw, blanket, poncho, and lighter. tough one to decide!, but my emphasis would be staying dry/warm, and hydrated. hard to imagine not having a cutting tool, but maybe I could break a rock :) and find fishing line - always finding fishing line and lures...otherwise berries and shrooms doesn't sound that bad.
Actually some people do process those amanitas with saltwater in a special way to make them not completely toxic. Still not recommended to eat. The most concentrated alkaloids are in the colored pellicle.
Greg hitting those grapes 🍇 @46:50 reminded me of my grandmother liking sour pickles. "Not dill!" I can hear her, "sour". 😁 Thanks for that. As always, great video!
I love the fact that you brought up the shotgun for safety and your bear mace because these items should always be in your survival gear if possible. i think people need to hear this more because i got stalked through the woods by a huge mountain lion with nothing to defend myself. Stay safe out there yall!
Awesome video!!!! Love the reference to Uncle Buck!! Great movie!! I'm trying to get the courage to do an outdoor challenge I've got all the gear I just need to use it. Your great encouragement and I really like your content so keep it coming. Oh and my 4 things would be Knife, Faro rod, 100 ft of Para cord and a good tarp.
I live in the swamp in Florida and muck fires during the dry season will travel great distances fueled by methane gas. Methane gas is a byproduct of the peat moss breaking down. Methane creates a bubble just under the surface and fire will explode on contact spreading the fire great distances undetected
Geuse is a blade,paracord,tarp and a pot,can't think of a better set but can't wait to see,appreciate the content and peace be with you ✌️ Edit,damn I was close,I was thinking you would make your own hook
I've watched you off and on through the years and I got to ask what's the scariest phenomenon you have seen in the woods love to hear a story about it one day have a blessed day or night stay safe out there boss
Did the other guy tap out? Seems he vanished on his "Fishing Trip" ... Not to say he wasn't seen since the first day and only heard the 2nd... Great Video Greg! Nice seeing you back! Thanks for sharing!
Greg probably told him that the fire he made was too close to his shelter which caused him to have an absolute meltdown since this was the second fire he had to put out.
I was thinking the same thing! Where'd he go?? Just disappeared, no final wrap up or comparison, etc. Probably had the meltdown when his shelter fell apart...Greg mentioned something about that guy's shelter...
@@senatorjosephmccarthy2720 beginning timestamp 34:31 he literally says "I heard DJ's a little upset over there. He's workin' on his shelter and I guess it fell apart or crashed to the ground or something. It wasn't uh...secured enough or something." You can even hear DJ yelling to himself from a distance.
Greg, hubby and I love watching your videos, we find them informative and relaxing but I’ve got a challenge for all of the outdoor fellas we watch. My husbands a vegan and we’ve argued about how he’d survive in the wild if we had to? What would you do?
Long shot I know but, Have you ever considered taking a group of subscribers out (Not just the one) maybe for a week or two to see how that'd work out. Each being given their own tasks around camp I would see it as an interesting prospect since you can only learn so much through watching. Being out doing it with a guide would help a lot. This could even be done by a group of guides such as yourself, Fowler and Amos all having competing groups to see who did it better. Great stuff once again Greg!
I wonder if you could save some of your paracord by weaving it through the supports down the length of your shelter. Weaving takes less length than many small knots, give you a place to tuck the leaves in, and can always be removed and reused. 36:00 Still turned out nicely and looks cozy! I'm quite jealous of those chanterelles 😁
That's what I like about Greg, when things go wrong, or he makes a mistake he doesn't try to hide it, or make excuses. He's straight forward down to earth, no airs and graces guy. Every time I watch his videos there's always something new to learn
. I thoroughly enjoy every one of his videos, and also learn many things not just about survival, but also the very important do's and don'ts concerning safety in natures environment. That could save someone a great deal of trouble and even save lives. Another super Rocky Mountain Bush Craft.
I agree
The thing bugs me is he talks himself up to be some sort of pro but he has to do nearly everything twice cos he gets it wrong every time
@@jamesh9092 he is a pro compared to most when it comes to experience and knowledge. professional and perfection are 2 different things.
@@AjaxSkye Absolutely.
I agree with everything you said.
Missed you glad you're back
Nice to hear someone focus on fire location being important.
Same here. I have seen fires spread 10 ft below the surface in areas just like Greg shows. We were able to put the fire out. It was a lesson learned for the entire camping group I was with. I hope people take Gregs teaching seriously.
TA outdoors had to call the fire brigade because of a forest fire underground, took them 2 full tanks to fully soak the area, craziness.
Yea seriously it could save your life. Bad things have happened to me before
1. Knife 2. Ferro Rod 3. Bush Pot 4. Wool Blanket
Great choices! I might go with a good silky saw over the knife personally in the area we're in though.
I have a knife that has a built in ferro rod, knife sharpener, and a whistle.
Same
I would bring Ovens, Fowler, Amos, and a camera! 1:29
xD
drop forge survival also
That's cheating! 😂
Hell yea 😂
This might sound stupid, but, how do you find places where no one else is to do these videos?
Ive never been more excited for a small fish. I can feel you’re hunger it seems on these type of videos. Awesome job Greg. Thanks for the entertainment.
That's exactly what she said!
Your hunger*
Thanks for the learning as well Greg!
Super awesome to see you back Greg love your programs can't get enough of them 🎣
My thoughts exactly on the fire. Good call on the fire Greg!
3:20 Okay, I bring only 1 item, this BACKPACK 🤣 counts as 1 item, correct? 😁 hahaha sorry, but I had to laugh so hard 😂😂😂
dude broke the 4 item rule with just the lighter.
I would bring only 1 Item.
-A tarp (inside tarp would be a fishing boat and fishing equipment, a waffle maker, 12 gauge with 30 rds, a flamethrower, a tiny house)
dude is a broker
@@patrickh8796😂 the Canadian tire hatchet shows he doesn’t do any bushcraft… just acts like it
😅
++++
You are all just jealous 😢
What I would bring
1.) 27 foot trailer
2.) beer
3.) mistress
4.) water
😂
Flatbed trailer it is lol you would be bad with Genie from a lamp.😅
Yup don't forget condoms
Water .yes for hydration after doing the nasty with your mistress
Was thinking almost the same thing brother! That's hilarious!
Please post more videos we love to watch and learn ❤
Love Uncle Buck! One of my favs ❤
Hello Greg, I’ve seen this challenge a few times. It’s really cool to see you get so excited about such a small fish. I’m in a situation that leaves me without enough food sometimes. I’m 65 years old and can’t work due to illness. Getting by on a very small retirement payment. I can appreciate how even a small meal can be satisfying sometimes. My entertainment consists of watching you tube on my phone. You are really the only person I follow on UA-cam. I wish I could support you more by buying some things. Like a fin coffee mug/Tshirt.! Anything Hopalong. Someday a highly sought after ferro-rod would be amazing! I plan to make use of the bushcraft skills you teach when I recover! I liked the new video comparing venomous snakes and spiders to poisonous plants and mushrooms. Thanks
Great educational Bushcraft
We missed you Greg... much love from România 🇹🇩❤
thank you for caring about the forest and fire danger
I find it so very awesome that you named off Dave Holliday, and also Les Stroud survivorman. That is absolutely amazing I used to watch Les Stroud survivorman and he's the one that got me in to getting really into surviving in the wilderness and wanting to do more.
I used to be quite a big Les Stroud fan, but on a bad day I saw an episode in an environment I was actually familiar with, and then another when he was with a partner. completely missed the points I would have considered pivotal, to the point of lies (not just TV magic), and then in the second Ep treated his companion like his manservant Friday. in a one day he went from minor god to douchebag, in my eyes.
i understand there is a show to be made, but this was unforgivable levels. I get none of that vibe from Greg. im glad your inspired, but pick your heros....
Finn is the only cool non irritating dog in any bushcrafting video
100 %
Appreciate the info about the fire and the location. It something that is not always thought through.
Hey….what happened to the other guy ?!?!? Did he survive 3 days in the wild, or did you cook him for supper on the 2nd night, he seems to have mysteriously disappeared ?!?!?
You're right. I thought exactly the same thing.
no loss
@@snovak89. What ? So you're the only one in all these comments to start insulting people. Your insecurity is showing. Time to start having respect for people.
He got mad,Greg made him put out his fire...
@@senatorjosephmccarthy2720 respect this. I'm sure you know what gesture i made melty boi.
It’s a good day when Greg’s back
couldn’t click on a video faster
Literally my notifications are always crap for Greg 😢 but honestly I prefer him over most survival style UA-camrs
Ya but it was a MEDIOCRE greg video like what has he been doing all SUMMER cuz i need a OG BANGER VIDEO SOON i’m not upset i’m just disappointed😔
Prove it
That's a bit unfair isn't it? He's out there at least he's doing it. Some days are going to be less eventful than others. You can't magic up content. And would you be happy if he engineered his videos to be more exciting? No, because he's real and genuine. People moan when youtube videos are fake and they moan when videos are chill. What can a person do to make this generation happy!!! I'm so greatful for every video we get from this channel. One of the best on you tube! @@jasoncayen1657
Same Luke, one of my favourite youtubers, I love him 😍. That's a real Man right there. A man that would keep his family safe and fed !
He's taught me so much about survival. Where are the men like this all gone to??? Lost in the system I suppose!
great essential tips n hacks , brilliant skills, ive tried the battery hack thank you Greg . Mark Cornwall UK
This man came prepared for a zombie apocalypse lol! Great to you Greg I’ve been away for a while so I’ve got lots of catching up to do! ❤
You could have saved the bits and bobs and guts of DJs squirrel when he cleaned it and used it for fishing bait, perfect!
Would be top of my bucket list to fly over to the rockies and do a survival video with you complete novice and never done anything like it before but absolutely love watching from England uk.
I love watching you and Zach
Very cool that you get subscribers involved. Absolute Legend!
I was happy to find a new adventure! I was really hoping you hooked a little bigger fish. I could have easily watched a 2 hour version? Did DJ get a fish? Your decision to move the fires was IMO a good one. I watched a different survivalist find an underground fire from a previous camper that had traveled quite a distance from the original fire underground. He called and reported it, waiting until they came with water, shovel’s and properly put it out.
It was kind of you to let DJ slide on the extra items included with his lighter.👍
Would you ever consider a longer version of some videos (if you have enough footage)? Subscriber and Fan, Jeff Rogers Saint Paul MN
Ya it was a very bad spot for a fire I even hiked back to the truck for the shovel to make sure it was out.
Best regards from ireland .
Your fire safety is top knotch . I always line the ground with stones . . Dont know if you have ever put a pyranid shaped stone into the niddle of a fire .
For ne , such a rock stops the snoke in the fire.
Thabks for a great inspirational film
Beautiful video Greg. Youre a master bush crafter and story teller. Ive given up on camping with people years ago.
Good lesson for your friend & audience about fire safety in the bush. Did your friend eat anything?
Finn is such a good dog
I hope he was warm
Hmm, is Finn classd as a item 🤔. If not can Finn, bring 4 item 😂, one good stick & 3 tbone steaks 😅😂
One hour well spent!! Learned a lot!!
I would definitely go on a survival challenge with him. My four items would be my vintage skatchet, lighter, pot, metal water bottle. Bonus item would be bivy sac or tarp. I really would want to take a slingbow combo. But really depends on situation, location. I go for a dedicated water bottle because my body simply depends a lot of water.
4 items only! 😊
I would love to do a 3 day challenge with you
why pot and bottle? pot is enough sinc you just survive and not go away from camp
Greg is a survival king.
ROFL he is a UA-cam survivalist, one of the worst. Clay Hayes is the true king.
1. The paracord that has metal wire, fishing line, and waterproof tinder as some of the inner strings
2. Leatherman Free P4 with 2 of the tools modified
3. Cooking pot
4. Greg Ovens
Top job Greg, I liked the fire starting, again. you did your challenge by the book, well done.
Greg those are wild blue berries. Blue huckleberry have a smaller leaf and the berries grow in clusters. We have all three here in washington state. You always say do your research.
Yes please!! I would love to go on a challenge like this!
Thanks again Greg love your videos knife, Firestarter, tarp, hook
Hey Greg,
4 Items is pretty tough.
Depends on where and when, it would be something like:
1. My EDC Victorinox Multitool
2. Firesteel/ Lighter
3. Sleepingbag or Tarp
4. Pot or Waterfilter
For three days, you don't need to bother about food. Just stay warm and hydrated.
I just saying that if I ever got the opportunity to survive with Greg Ovens , I would follow the rules!
I would travel from the UK to do one of these challenges with you Greg. In the UK it is really hard to find a place that you can camp and start a fire. I've watched loads of your videos, and love them, but I feel a sadness that the UK locks down these activities. I spend most of my spare time on the sea as a lifeboat volunteer, but my heart is in the forest!
coolest guy ever, love you man
Pellet rifle isn't any good without ammo and each piece of ammo is another item.
I love how transparent and genuine you are Greg. That's why I watch you. I have lost all interest in the survival world because of all the fakes until you came along. Thank you!
Great shelter Greg! Its over the top man😊
Enjoyed the video. Looking forward to the next.
Good day Greg ........ I am so glad you explained to your viewers this important fire safety tip at timestamp 24:52 ......... I already knew the ground you guys were on was unsafe for fires and was pretty sure that was why you were not going to light a fire....... People do not realize that when a forest fire dies out in the fall it doesn't mean the fire is out as the fire is still smolding in the peat and if there is not enough snow to melt and put it out then in the spring that fire can reignite and start all over burning everything in its path........
What a duuude. Right when I notice the gun pointed at Oven there is a cut and our guest redirects it to aim at himself and now I want that "behind the scenes".
18:10 - 18:29 what a gentleman lol
Lol, had to go back cause I didn’t notice the first time.
Excellent video thanks for sharing 👍
Wonderful thanks Greg
I love these challenges. Fish, mushrooms, and berries? Sounds pretty perfect.
This is his list:
Knife
Steel pot
Lighter
Flashlight
Just my guess
I wouldn’t take a flashlight as the lighter can support heat and light.. take a different item. 😊
thats a simple but very cool shelter !! I wonder 🤔 if we have leaves as big as the ones from the skunk cabbage here in Switzerland in the forests in my area...what a cool plant 🙂
Agree. Greg's shelter no doubt was plenty warm and dry.
You gotta protect mother nature so she can protect you in return. Love your videos ❤
Thank god for this video, thats why i love greg so much, for videos like this
You are an expert 😊
Loved it thanks again Greg!
so cool mate good job
ID go
1: Lighter
2: tarp
3:Pot
4: Fishing line
Is a fishing hook considered 5 items then?
Always good to see bow drill making and starting a fire with it. Good call on putting out the fire on the moss. I've seen underground fire and it is very dangerous. A lot of water is required to extinguish. There were a lot of fires in my country last summer. We really need to be careful. Interesting to see that Oregon grape is edible. We have it here in Europe as an invasive plant.
I saw the Oregon grape when I was hiking. It’s extremely bitter and unpleasant and is known to cause birth defects in pregnant women
@@Foxyfreedom Thanks. It's not so harmless then. I will stick to other berries.
Lighter, knife, pot, tarp
thanks for sharing. considering the location - my 4 would be a filter-straw, blanket, poncho, and lighter. tough one to decide!, but my emphasis would be staying dry/warm, and hydrated. hard to imagine not having a cutting tool, but maybe I could break a rock :) and find fishing line - always finding fishing line and lures...otherwise berries and shrooms doesn't sound that bad.
Actually some people do process those amanitas with saltwater in a special way to make them not completely toxic. Still not recommended to eat. The most concentrated alkaloids are in the colored pellicle.
Yep, count me in Greg. I will bring:
1, My RV.
2, My bass boat
3, My cousin (who is an Army
Ranger and,
4, My wife (who is an excellent
cook). 😂
Great fire tip😊.
Greg hitting those grapes 🍇 @46:50 reminded me of my grandmother liking sour pickles. "Not dill!" I can hear her, "sour". 😁 Thanks for that.
As always, great video!
my top list is stay home and watch your videos😁
1. hatchet 2. fire rod 3. fishing rod 4.snacks......
I have to make 3 into tarp , 4 into a large can of beans.
man lucky you put the fire out. underground root burn is very very crazy. once started you cant put it out.
I do a lot of outdoor stuff, but I think....Bic Lighter, Hatchet, Tarp, Pot. Boom.
I love the fact that you brought up the shotgun for safety and your bear mace because these items should always be in your survival gear if possible. i think people need to hear this more because i got stalked through the woods by a huge mountain lion with nothing to defend myself. Stay safe out there yall!
Thank you Greg
Great video keep them coming love watching your videos
Greg needs to do more survival challenges!! My favorite videos by far. I rewatch them like 5 times each haha
Awesome video!!!! Love the reference to Uncle Buck!! Great movie!! I'm trying to get the courage to do an outdoor challenge I've got all the gear I just need to use it. Your great encouragement and I really like your content so keep it coming. Oh and my 4 things would be
Knife, Faro rod, 100 ft of Para cord and a good tarp.
Welcome back sir!
Brilliant as usual pal 👍🏼👍🏼
I live in the swamp in Florida and muck fires during the dry season will travel great distances fueled by methane gas. Methane gas is a byproduct of the peat moss breaking down. Methane creates a bubble just under the surface and fire will explode on contact spreading the fire great distances undetected
Love your videos man. No matter what kind of day I'm having your videos always make it better. 💪🍻
Enjoy from the Valley
I remember DJ, he got you onto a great fishing spot. Hi DJ, Gregg's number 1 subscriber.
Geuse is a blade,paracord,tarp and a pot,can't think of a better set but can't wait to see,appreciate the content and peace be with you ✌️
Edit,damn I was close,I was thinking you would make your own hook
1: Hachet 2: Farro Rod 3: Cordage 4: Solar Blanket
I've watched you off and on through the years and I got to ask what's the scariest phenomenon you have seen in the woods love to hear a story about it one day have a blessed day or night stay safe out there boss
Did the other guy tap out? Seems he vanished on his "Fishing Trip" ... Not to say he wasn't seen since the first day and only heard the 2nd...
Great Video Greg! Nice seeing you back! Thanks for sharing!
Greg probably told him that the fire he made was too close to his shelter which caused him to have an absolute meltdown since this was the second fire he had to put out.
I was thinking the same thing! Where'd he go?? Just disappeared, no final wrap up or comparison, etc. Probably had the meltdown when his shelter fell apart...Greg mentioned something about that guy's shelter...
@@tamonettX500. Exactly what did Greg say about his shelter? Nothing really.
@@senatorjosephmccarthy2720 beginning timestamp 34:31 he literally says "I heard DJ's a little upset over there. He's workin' on his shelter and I guess it fell apart or crashed to the ground or something. It wasn't uh...secured enough or something." You can even hear DJ yelling to himself from a distance.
Awesome as usual 🎉
Hello Greg , love your videos
I love your videos, and fin, he's very smart.
Greg, hubby and I love watching your videos, we find them informative and relaxing but I’ve got a challenge for all of the outdoor fellas we watch. My husbands a vegan and we’ve argued about how he’d survive in the wild if we had to? What would you do?
Long shot I know but, Have you ever considered taking a group of subscribers out (Not just the one) maybe for a week or two to see how that'd work out. Each being given their own tasks around camp I would see it as an interesting prospect since you can only learn so much through watching. Being out doing it with a guide would help a lot. This could even be done by a group of guides such as yourself, Fowler and Amos all having competing groups to see who did it better. Great stuff once again Greg!
Logistical nightmare, but man I'm in! Sounds like a great time and a great watch
Not a bad idea thanks.
Viewers be soft, that a lot of couches to haul out somewhere. 🤣😆🤣
I wanna go lol 😂
Good job on the fire Greg
I wonder if you could save some of your paracord by weaving it through the supports down the length of your shelter. Weaving takes less length than many small knots, give you a place to tuck the leaves in, and can always be removed and reused. 36:00
Still turned out nicely and looks cozy! I'm quite jealous of those chanterelles 😁
Good job Greg jus watched season 3 of Alone… that’s awesome man 😎
Greg, you are a great man ! 🙂👍🍁
I love how Greg is still a dad at heart. Safety first
Great to see you back in the hood greg! DJ lives a block away from my home base swing by sometime brother 🍻