Russian, German, American surplus army gear, Japan saw,and Canada sleep sytem.........all getting along just fine! Pay attention world, Lars is showing you how it's done!
Love the quiet of a winter forest. I don't think many people really realize how still and silent it can be. Thank you for sharing the beauty of your area with us and your knowledge.
Honestly, the amount of knowledge I have acquired from watching your videos is so much. I’d like to say thank you. Так держать спасибо за видосы! твой канал рекомендую всем друзьям.
Been waiting for this video Lars....It is near 0c daytime and loads of heat in the sun and still at -16 to -20c at night here. Humidity today and yesterday was well over 80%, we are usually lots lower as well....at 14:45 that fire was awesome Lars....look forward to Part II, thanks Lars...Cheers Fred
Hallo Lars, toll was für eine Mühe du dir jedesmal machst um deinen Zuschauer alles zu zeigen. Appreciate it. Freue mich schon sehr auf den zweiten Teil! Gruß Torsten aus Deutschland
Very cool Lars! Excellent Siberian log fire! I need to try that fire method one day. On my way to watching Part 2 now, and can't wait to see how the -30C no shelter camp works!
Love it when you wrote that firewood that's around wrist-forearm thickness is "Fine tinder", hahah. Puts the rest of this gargantuan fire lay into perspective. Can't wait for part 2, sleeping close to that behemoth was surely warm!
One thing i have learned from my grandfather: If the sky is clear, the night will be very cold. So, no wonder, why its 30 centigrade below zero. And finally, the big logfire is burining! :D
Lars I love the fact that you regularly test out your kit in the real world! That’s what makes your channel one of the best! It got me inspired to get out in the snow with my midget and the pulk!
Hello Lars, we have more snow here now after the last storm than we have had all winter too. It's getting warm though so it won't last long. That does make a great fireplace!
I grew up in the North Norwegian countryside, in a mountain community. (In North Norway, there are 99% countryside) with the wilderness 200 meters from the front door. We where out hiking all the time, but our skills where not as awesome as yours. Your videos make me wanna go back to the wilderness. Thanks for reminding me.
I'm thrilled to see the big Siberian log fire in action! The Siberian log fire is my favotite nugget of knowledge I learned from yout channel.Thank you, Lars, and greetings from the Dutch-guy in Switzerland.
Awesome video as always Lars! Lovely seeing that behemoth getting uncovered. It'll be quite the fire. Hopefully you don't wake up in the middle of the night and realize you're half cooked!
That's how you do it! I completely agree about just using a ground pad if possible instead of stripping trees for fun. A few years back I bought my wife a really nice and thick Thermarest for camping......and I might just borrow it sometimes when I go out-of-vehicle camping ;) I'm really liking my Canadian bag system, but it's certainly something that you wouldn't want to carry on your back!
I know what I’m doing all day! Waiting and watching. Waiting and watching. Keep up the excellent work Lars! This type of video is exactly why I’m such a dedicated follower. Can’t wait for the “sub bell” to go off again!
I've watched a couple of your show, like them a lot. I took winter survival training in the US Army in Alaska in 1970, they showed us all the things we could do and then told us, we can't do that, the post commander doesn't want us going into the forest so it's just what you have right here and there was nothing right here. Had all been used by previous training companies. All I remember of it is that I spent a week in a sleeping bag. Something else may have happened, I don't know.
Enjoy your videos ,it's good to see more videos on the Canadian military surplus being used by someone like yourself and getting good reviews keep it up
Your frosty winter wonderland. Man, you sure have some good gear. That's Awesome! Take care out there Lars! and congratulations on how well the channel is doing!!
I've been waiting for this video ever since you made it, that seems so long ago. I really enjoy your channel because you just show us what you enjoy doing. I have to say I'd love to live where you are it looks stunning all year round. All the best to you and your family from the UK.
Back when I was in the Canadian army we also had this gold ticket you could call it Bivvy bag, the original Green one, That thing you could lay in the middle of a swamp and stay dry, Combined with the winter sleeping bags it was comfortable to -40 or a bit more, just the morning piss sucked climbing out of the bag :)
Great video, Lars! I now understand the concept of how to construct the Norwegian long fire a little better. It appears to be the ONLY fire for camping in such extremely cold weather. My hat is off to you!
Ok, I’ve been binge watching your videos, I have to ask; why are you camping without a tent? I understand winter camping, but why not make it pleasurable, bring a tent, even a small 1 room tent would be like a palace when your camping on survival skills. Right? God bless you and your family brother.
wow....soon you will have 250 000 subscribers...not bad for a Danish guy in Russia! :) Can tell you it's been cold here now in middle of Sweden , -12C and wind and i'm heading out for a little hike soon again, ("have to practice my new Siberian log fire skills"). For you this is almost summer temp i guess but it's near the coast , so it's pretty humid too.Can tell you i'm viewing your videos for the second time now and i don't get bored, always some new info to take in...keep it up and see you again soon :)
The monster has just started to breath wait till it really gets going the whole forest will be melted hahaha. Thanks for sharing Lars always excellent videos
Great fire! Thanks for putting this much up so we can see it sooner. It's interesting that your Silky Accel came with a straight blade. Mine came with a curved one. You could change the blade to a curved one. With the curved handle and the curved blade it is an extremly comfortable saw to use.
Awesome video Lars! I am curious, with snow that deep and a fire that large, I imagine it would get quite toasty with the heat reflecting off the snow yeah?
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Russian, German, American surplus army gear, Japan saw,and Canada sleep sytem.........all getting along just fine!
Pay attention world, Lars is showing you how it's done!
You forgot the Canadian " sleeping system" peace keepers making you nut jobs behave like adults
I knew I was leaving someone out!! I bet camera tripod from China too!
CANADA TOO....?
Sorry, I missed that one! fixed it now!
Muskrat Agreed ------ I like the way you think, I'd rather share some Beers and tell tall tales. Around a came fire.
Love the quiet of a winter forest. I don't think many people really realize how still and silent it can be. Thank you for sharing the beauty of your area with us and your knowledge.
Greetings from the ISS. Nice fire you have going there, it looks warm and toasty.
This wins coolest comment I’ve ever seen.
Is this for real?
Honestly, the amount of knowledge I have acquired from watching your videos is so much. I’d like to say thank you. Так держать спасибо за видосы! твой канал рекомендую всем друзьям.
That is a legendary fire Lars.
Much much love for you and your family from us Mexican-Americans down in Texas!!! Thanks Lars we enjoy your videos on my big screen tv!
Thank you for your comments about preserving the branches of living trees.
einfach nur super... vielen dank fürs zeigen
Been waiting for this video Lars....It is near 0c daytime and loads of heat in the sun and still at -16 to -20c at night here. Humidity today and yesterday was well over 80%, we are usually lots lower as well....at 14:45 that fire was awesome Lars....look forward to Part II, thanks Lars...Cheers Fred
Lars i think you made alotta people happy today,we are waiting with baited breathe for the conclusion of this super awsome adventure,
Hallo Lars, toll was für eine Mühe du dir jedesmal machst um deinen Zuschauer alles zu zeigen. Appreciate it. Freue mich schon sehr auf den zweiten Teil!
Gruß Torsten aus Deutschland
Very cool Lars! Excellent Siberian log fire! I need to try that fire method one day. On my way to watching Part 2 now, and can't wait to see how the -30C no shelter camp works!
Love watching all of your videos. From Amarillo Texas. I cant get enough, very Awesome life you have !!! Thank you for sharing!!!! And Fa la la la la
Love it when you wrote that firewood that's around wrist-forearm thickness is "Fine tinder", hahah. Puts the rest of this gargantuan fire lay into perspective. Can't wait for part 2, sleeping close to that behemoth was surely warm!
This is going to be hot!!!
Great video my brother!
Stay safe and keep having fun!
One thing i have learned from my grandfather: If the sky is clear, the night will be very cold. So, no wonder, why its 30 centigrade below zero.
And finally, the big logfire is burining! :D
Looking back, this is one of your BEST EVER videos for videography, description and concept. On to Part II!
I will have to check up on that video myself I think :) Thank you!
Ah, the suspense!!! Just when it was really taking off. I chuckled as you openly admired your shadow. LOL. Looking forward to part two!!!
That`s not a camp fire. That`s a science experiment. lol.
Lars I love the fact that you regularly test out your kit in the real world! That’s what makes your channel one of the best! It got me inspired to get out in the snow with my midget and the pulk!
Looked like fun Lars hope it was a great trip noticed your not talking the siaga with you ! Take care brother
Great film thanks greetings Jan
Hello Lars, we have more snow here now after the last storm than we have had all winter too. It's getting warm though so it won't last long. That does make a great fireplace!
Yesssss, the most eagerly awaited fire, EVER!
I grew up in the North Norwegian countryside, in a mountain community. (In North Norway, there are 99% countryside)
with the wilderness 200 meters from the front door.
We where out hiking all the time, but our skills where not as awesome as yours.
Your videos make me wanna go back to the wilderness.
Thanks for reminding me.
I'm thrilled to see the big Siberian log fire in action! The Siberian log fire is my favotite nugget of knowledge I learned from yout channel.Thank you, Lars, and greetings from the Dutch-guy in Switzerland.
It always makes me think you have a potato masher grenade on your chest with your various camo versions. Great job, Lars!
Hello guys, welcome to survival Russia!
Awesome video as always Lars!
Lovely seeing that behemoth getting uncovered. It'll be quite the fire.
Hopefully you don't wake up in the middle of the night and realize you're half cooked!
That is an epic fire, and another awesome video. Looking forward to seeing the next part, it's going to be super awesome!
Only one thing you can say "awesome" great job Lars keep them coming.
That's how you do it! I completely agree about just using a ground pad if possible instead of stripping trees for fun. A few years back I bought my wife a really nice and thick Thermarest for camping......and I might just borrow it sometimes when I go out-of-vehicle camping ;) I'm really liking my Canadian bag system, but it's certainly something that you wouldn't want to carry on your back!
Oh the fire is even bigger than I remembered. Interesting to see 2. half with fire fully burning. Nice day!!
Awesomeness all around Lars!!! Thanks again for showing us life of survival Russia!
I can't wait to see the 2nd part! AWESOME VIDEO, FIRE AND GUY!
Glæder mig til part 2!
Jaeger style!
I'm impressed by your ability to ski with the heavy log.
The most glorious fire lay ever!
Yesssss! I finally found it! Awesome!!! Great videos, I know I’m super late, but I’m doing my best to get caught up!
Well done! :)
I’m loving this episode Lars. You looked like you were having fun. Awesome fire and kit. See you in part 2 👍
Thanks for the video. Good trick with the knots being used later to extend the fire.
That is one hell of a fire it will still be burning in spring :-)
I know what I’m doing all day! Waiting and watching. Waiting and watching. Keep up the excellent work Lars! This type of video is exactly why I’m such a dedicated follower. Can’t wait for the “sub bell” to go off again!
That fire is a thing of beauty! Thanks for the awesome content as always!
Great two part video my friend, it was awesome as always thank you so much.. My Sunday is now complete!
I've watched a couple of your show, like them a lot. I took winter survival training in the US Army in Alaska in 1970, they showed us all the things we could do and then told us, we can't do that, the post commander doesn't want us going into the forest so it's just what you have right here and there was nothing right here. Had all been used by previous training companies. All I remember of it is that I spent a week in a sleeping bag. Something else may have happened, I don't know.
A world record for the biggest survival campfire for sure
Great stuff buddy, damn fire is huge.👍🤘👊
Can't wait to see part two. Awesome log fire.
Thanks Lars, looked like quite a busy day ! I appreciate each and every video !
Very awesome it is. Well worth the wait. You do a dang good job Lars .
Brilliant.....excited anticipation for part 2.
Thanks Lars.
As always a lot of useful stuff. You are very tough and wise to live in that conditions and enjoy it which I very admire. Удачи!
Enjoy your videos ,it's good to see more videos on the Canadian military surplus being used by someone like yourself and getting good reviews keep it up
You could have built a rooftop for the logfire and tralalalala... I love your channel! Keep going mate! Cheers Fedja
oh boy :D finaly it burns :)
“Bring a god damned ground pad.” Love it. No need to create work.
Proper Chap. Love what you do and you seem a true Gent.
wow that looks like awesome fire very epic levels of awesomeness
Can't wait to see that fire at night!:) I'm sure it will look spectacular
Your frosty winter wonderland. Man, you sure have some good gear. That's Awesome! Take care out there Lars! and congratulations on how well the channel is doing!!
I've been waiting for this video ever since you made it, that seems so long ago. I really enjoy your channel because you just show us what you enjoy doing. I have to say I'd love to live where you are it looks stunning all year round. All the best to you and your family from the UK.
can't wait to see part 2
Like you said . This is AWESOME video. You are awesome man !!! Dziękuję
Back when I was in the Canadian army we also had this gold ticket you could call it Bivvy bag, the original Green one, That thing you could lay in the middle of a swamp and stay dry, Combined with the winter sleeping bags it was comfortable to -40 or a bit more, just the morning piss sucked climbing out of the bag :)
Nice video, can't wait for part 2.
Great video, Lars! I now understand the concept of how to construct the Norwegian long fire a little better. It appears to be the ONLY fire for camping in such extremely cold weather. My hat is off to you!
There is also Finnish "rakovalkea " goo.gl/images/DfFEb9 option..
That’s my kinda camping thanks for the video Lars
another awesome video my friend!! watching your channel since two month watched all videos. reeealy awesomeness ! best outdoor channel!
Awesome camp set-up. Take care...
Ok, I’ve been binge watching your videos, I have to ask; why are you camping without a tent? I understand winter camping, but why not make it pleasurable, bring a tent, even a small 1 room tent would be like a palace when your camping on survival skills. Right?
God bless you and your family brother.
8:44 LOL!
Looking forward to part two☃️☃️🔥🔥
Very good, and I can hear you quite fine. You do not need anything "better".
We love Lars ! 👍👍😀❤
I knew it was going to be 2-3 parts!!! Lol
wow....soon you will have 250 000 subscribers...not bad for a Danish guy in Russia! :) Can tell you it's been cold here now in middle of Sweden , -12C and wind and i'm heading out for a little hike soon again, ("have to practice my new Siberian log fire skills"). For you this is almost summer temp i guess but it's near the coast , so it's pretty humid too.Can tell you i'm viewing your videos for the second time now and i don't get bored, always some new info to take in...keep it up and see you again soon :)
-12C close to the sea is certainly cold! :)
You have great video coverage,Congrats!
the best all around fire...I'm convinced.greatings from maine.
Hot Dog! This is going to be a TWO Bags of Popcorn Series! Looking forward to the rest! Take Care.
KICK-ASS !!!!!!!! Siberian log fire, love it...........
Wow! Now that's how you get out and get it done
Looking toasty warm
For now.. :)
The monster has just started to breath wait till it really gets going the whole forest will be melted hahaha. Thanks for sharing Lars always excellent videos
Loving the big fat wood log, it’s truly AWSOME🔥😜
Great adventure! Thanks for sharing. I am still waiting for you to crack the 100k subs. You deserve it
Thank you buddy :)
Nice, looking forward to the rest
absolute gold
Thank you :)
That looks awesome! I hope your gore-tex bivy/shell didn't melt!
Such a tease! Also nice dogs
Great fire! Thanks for putting this much up so we can see it sooner. It's interesting that your Silky Accel came with a straight blade. Mine came with a curved one. You could change the blade to a curved one. With the curved handle and the curved blade it is an extremly comfortable saw to use.
I'm surprised you didn't freeze, since you didn't build a cold trench! :-)
Awesome video, keep up the good work!
Awesome Lars!
Awesome
What a character!
I started to feel the heat from the fire coming through my tablet! You need some s’mores with that fire 🔥
Lars, Yep that is a might chilly. Best
Awesome video Lars! I am curious, with snow that deep and a fire that large, I imagine it would get quite toasty with the heat reflecting off the snow yeah?
I don't know if the snow actually reflects heat, but being down there is much better than on top of the snow :)
There is my shadow, it's awesome!!! LOL