Solo Overnight Tarp Camping | Dutch Army Hooped Bivvy | ASMR
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- Опубліковано 7 лют 2025
- Sometimes you just need to hit the reset button! Enjoy this relaxing wild camp using surplus gear mixed with modern gear.
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I've been trying to watch all you videos since I found you yesterday. Great camera work, awesome attitude! Very very inspiring to just get out in the trees. Thank you, central ohio
Very easy to watch these type of videos
Hey Jason! Thank you for you comment brother, it’s very much appreciated and I’m glad you’re enjoying the channel! Much love to you and yours over in central Ohio! 👊
Love the simplicity, nothing to complicated. Hit the woods, simple gear , simple food, what more do you need?. Fire lighting, top notch now and the cooking looks better then it did, still simple, but that's all you need, hot and wholesome. Do like the filming work too , keep up the good work mate, I find it very entertaining and always makes me reach for my bugout bag. Big thumbs up.
Thanks Moosey! Much appreciated my friend! I’ve got some pretty big videos planned so in the mean time it’s going to be some chilled out camps I reckon! As you said, keep it simple, nothing complicated. Thanks again my friend!
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Nice relaxing vid. Like the setup. Cant go wrong with tarp/basha and bivvy . Take care bud 👍
Enjoyed your vid,like others saying,simple and effective. My kind of camping. Thanks for sharing.
Great video, my cat kept looking because of all the birdsong.
Hope you're all keeping well 🤗
Bro it's amazing work that you're doing the bivvy set looks well in presive I'm getting mine on Tuesday so I'll be testing mine out, you've inspired me to go for it and get out there again afther a a total knee surgery. God bless people like yourself keep them coming.
Morning mate, nice one good camouflage for the woods 👍🔥🇬🇧
Another excellent video although the screech of metal on that non stick pan had me wincing !.
Haha sorry buddy!
You can crack eggs into a nalgene container for transporting. Shake 'em up for scrambled eggs if you prefer, rather than whisk in a pan.@@ManDogWild
Reminds me I'd army days... less is certainly more.
Looking forward to more uploads
Hey CJYT! Thanks for your comment and support my friend! Much more to come 👍
Looked like a peaceful outing. Have fun stay safe.
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At 1.09 , I see that Basha come out and the sound satisfies my ASMR.
Something I'm experimenting with regarding 7 S' of camouflage: If you use small branches, shave off the twigs with fixed blade, you can slide them through those sleeves intended for tent poles, and you shouldn't have any shine from them. You can also break up the shape of the hoop by just taking a fistful of grass or some vines or whatever is lying around (leaves, whatever) and just sprinkle them over the hoop shape chaotically. It blends with the camo and if done right, it should help to break up the hoop shape more.
I might also be over-thinking this. I don't know.
I'm in bed with cup of tea watching, I've got COVID and off work
Hey Owen! Hope you feel better soon my friend, kick Covids ass brother!
Love the content! Keep it coming.😃
@@quinten156 thank you brother 🤝
Ausgezeichnete Arbeit! Sehr schön!
Danke schön!
Looked like a good camp 🤠
Dude where did your get that pan thingy?! I need this in my life lol. Great relaxing video.
There's one item I,ve never heard anyone talk about for fire starting, especially in wet climate conditions if Carbide, it was used by coal miners before batteries.
It was in a bottom section of the lamp they were and a upper container held water which dripped on the carbide and produced actcetelane gas which gave a flame to see by.
Personally I would not want to wear a bomb on my head but that's what was used in those days.
I found some cans of carbide at an army surplus store and include it in my kits,prepare your kindling and let the water be the help to ignition.
Hey Mark! That’s very interesting info regarding the Carbide! I’ll have to look into acquiring some and bringing it to the channel! Thanks for letting me know about it bud! Much appreciated 👍
As a fireman I insoected many petrol stations, as the legislation still applies the storage of petroleum spirit & mixtures of calcium carbide. My local antique shop usually has some carbide lamps in stock too. @@ManDogWild
Love your videos and love this set up. Sadly where I am in Australia I would need to rig a mosquito net as the bludgers will carry you away.😒
The bloody bludgers!
True, the only things worse than the Scottish Midge!
Dude, just found your channel, and I love it. First vid was the fox hole shelter. Good content. For me personally I enjoy you hear talk rather than ASMR but everyone's got different tastes...lots of potential for a great bushcraft channel keep going my friend 👍🤘
Hey brother! Thank you for your comment and support my friend, it’s very much appreciated! Every now and then I’ll whack out an ASMR camp but for the most part I’ll be yapping away 😂 plenty more to come my friend! Thanks again 👍
Great video really nice chilled vibe
Nice one bro.... Now a subscriber😉👌
Very nice vid. No preaching just doing. Also, great taste on the gear. Your bag is a Savotta?
Hi, nice vid. Can someone tell me what brand the bivy bag is and if its ir coated?
This tent isn’t thought trough, it has a bug net, and yet theres a hole 1-2 fingers wide where the zippers meet, which makes the bug net useless. You might be ok mosquito wise, but nothing will protect you from ticks, spiders and other crawling insects
see, you decided to give a air bed another try, lol. That looks like a klymit? But the valve looks different to mine, had it a couple of years now, great for fitting in a bivvy bag, you can also buy a armoured one, only thing thats put me off buying one is cant find a insulated version, so just use a mat under mine to stop punctures, not had any yet, fingers crossed, lol. How did you get on with it?
That is a Klymit yessir! I’ve got a trip planned that requires more compact, lightweight gear so I spent some time searching and for the most part Klymit appear to have positive reviews and so far so good! The real test is going to be the 8 or 9 days required of it on this upcoming trip 😂 thanks for your comment, much appreciated as always John!
@@ManDogWild just remember to click the flippy part fully in, forgot to do it once and woke up thinking i had a puncture, lol.
Just found the channel & subscribed, well done & thanks for posting. Trying to source an affordable dutch hooped bivvi here too.
Great video!!Any condensation in that bivi bag ?dave🇬🇧🇬🇧
Love to watch the video. Thank you for sharing with us. And. I am happy to subscribed to you...
Thank you for the comment and support Exploring TV! Very much appreciated 👊
Great video. I keep thinking about a Dutch Bivi as appears to be roomer. What is h to r make of the grill pan kit they looked amazing 🤩
Hey Amanda! The Dutch Bivi is an awesome piece of kit, very roomy inside! The grill pan kit is a RidgeMonkey Compact Connect Sandwich Toaster - I’ll be doing a review on it soon, it’s pretty cool, it can split into two so you can use them as two frying pans also. Thanks for your comment Amanda, much appreciated 👍
Good video. Your voice passes for ASMR hah
I love camping. I find it very relaxing. I do these types of videos on my channel as well. Pretty much anything outdoor related. Hiking, kayaking, drones, hunting, if it’s outdoors, it goes up lol.
Enjoyed that, what was the sleeping bag by the way?
Hey Sparky! Thanks for your comment, sleeping bag is the British Army Arctic Sleeping Bag 👍
You have a wonderfull Dutch Bivvy, so I'm curious...Why would you put a tarp over it? 1}The Bivvy is already very waterproof. 2] You are now no loner in a stealth situation, something the bivvy alone offers. Looking at your whole set up, why not just use a tent?
Hey Steve, good questions my friend. I think on this specific camp there was potential for rain. So I most probably strung the Basha up to keep my gear dry so I don't have to pack it wet, and to be able to stay outside the Bivvy if rain did come 👍
Cool video's bro... you should make gear video or boots/sock video , curious to know what type of boots those are.... i recently bought hiking boots but they're not good for rain so i'm looking for new ones and i recently bought nylon thin dress socks , those are working awesome
Hey retrod discodude! A video on the boots is definitely on the way, Jack Pyke Tundra Boots - I’ve been wearing them for about a month now, taking notes for a review! Interesting idea about the nylon thin dress socks, may have to check that out bud! Thanks for your comment my friend, much appreciated👍
Looks like your head is downhill. Maybe it was the camera angle.
Sorry mush,not putting a ground sheet underneath your hooped bivvy,it's not going to last without
Why did you not talk in this video like you have done in the past videos ?
why did you stop talking...i liked your cool stories you told about the equipment and especially coffee
Hey Lucas! Every now and then I’ll whack out an ASMR but for the most part I’ll be yapping away! Much more to come my friend 👍