That lill dog loves you so much! Its cool she gets to go camping with you all the time .. Thanks for posting Sandy always fun to see yah out and about ...
I think it's important not to rush and just set easy to optain targets. I am getting my camp routine sorted now. Just comes with practice. Glad your terrier enjoyed watching Elsa. All the best Sandy
Hi Ken, This time of year is the best to listen to the dawn chorus of bird song. I went for a walk yesterday to a public woodland but camping is not permitted there. I have a feeling the bird song there would be fantastic first thing in the morning. I left very little impact. Infact I have camped at this very same spot several times in the last 2 years and it is still pristine. All the best Sandy
Really enjoying your low impact camps .I'm watching and learning .I truly believe a lot of people could learn a lot from you Sandy .All the best .Brad 👍👍
Great vid Sandy! Sound hassle free of setting up, enjoying and striking camp again! Fantastic! I have you to thank for that Farrimond hitch too! Cheers and all the best!
Thanks Sandy as always another wonderful video with you and Elsa in the woods. It was especially enjoying to watch while the temps are in the 90'sF here in South Florida. I'll be looking forward to your next with great eagerness. Hopefully I'll get up to the mountains of North Carolina next spring for a weeks worth of the great outdoors. Best
Mark, The hooped bivi is a great very well made piece of kit. Great for real stealth camping, great for high terrain camps. Nothing short of a guenuine tornado will blow it down. Very warm for winter camping too. Hope to get a chance of a camp with you in Brecon later in the year. All the best Sandy
really enjoyed this one sandy, loads of useful tips for us all to see. glad to see you trying out the sleep bag push n pull trick :) one man and his dog at one with nature - perfect tonic take care my mate darren
Hi Les, Elsa is the apple of my eye. I love her very much and she is great company. I have another dog called Jess. She is also a beauty but can be jealous and attack other dogs. We have to keep Elsa and Jess separate whilst they are indoors. The problem with dogs is it hurts to much when they come to the ends of their lives. I lost my first dog Ben a few yeats ago and it wasn't nice. Both Elsa and Jess are now 8 so they have some good life ahead of them. Sandy
Thanks for your tips and sharing. Here is an idea that you might like, when testing the hammock to see if its solid and won`t drop you to the ground,don`t sit in it because if it lets go you drop quick and could be harmfull. Instead lean forward on the hammock with the material on your midsection leaving your arms in front of you and legs ready to take the shock if the lines let go. I learned this the hard way.. Thanks..
Just watched this a second time while sitting in a boring airport. Other people have posted on your relaxed nature and I totally agree you set a good mood for your viewers who need to unwind. Thanks for sharing another video. Mozark
Even learning stuff watching your old videos sandy, I would never have though of putting my headlamp around my neck! Much more comfy to sleep like that aswell and still have access to it immediately
Great video Sandy. From my first hammock wild camp in April I discovered that I need to learn more knots (I only know the tie-up shoe laces knot!), looks as if the Ferryman's knot is what I need. Cheers.
Hi Albert. Experience along side knowledge either gathered through reading or watching other youtube videos is the way forward. I try to get out on a fortnightly or sooner basis. Hope to get a chance of a camp in your neck of the woods later this year. ALB Sandy
Enjoyed your video Sandy, very good points brought forward and explained. Good to see Elsa too, our Polly passed three years ago and I/we still miss her very much. Best Wishes Sandy.......Les.
Hi Tony, Thanks for the reply. The head torch I use is called a Cyba-lite. Not the cheapest but well worth the money. Around £20 I think. I try to keep all my battery gear,head torch, torch, gps etc using the same battery. The cyba lite requires just one AA battery and it will last for ages. All the best Sandy
like Foxy, you remind me of Jack Hargreaves and Out Of Town. Am watching Out Of Town again on DVD, the box set, all of the episodes the program's they made. Wonderful stuff, Jack Hargreaves brought it all to life well. Thanks for posting
great vid Sandy I will be adding this to my playlist as reference material..got myself a hooped bivi like yours so hope to get out soon for an overnighter work permitting..so I will be watching this again and again... take care my friend.. Mark
Cracking video sandy! full of useful tips, something for everyone, well presented buddy, I love listening to the dawn chorus! it makes a pleasant change from my weekday alarm clock! i`m off to watch you knot vid now. atb idris
Hi Robert, The pack is more baulk than weight. The british army artc bag is baulky. I have a nice winder down bag but it's too warm for this time of year. I think I need another sleeping bag!!! I can imagine the dawn chorus in Africa. You gotta get out Robert and get close to nature. Sandy
Hi Sandy, Excellent camp craft information. I"m learning all the time.... In my part of the world an underquilt for hammock isn necessary, but mosquito netting is! Made myself a cup of tea when you lit the stove... Like you, I usually wake up with the birds (before sunrise) when camping out.. Take care, ken
simply brill mate every newcomer to bushcraft should watch this mate easy to watch and plenty of sound advice that comes from experience really enjoyed sandy atb alb
Great video. Still catching up with your collection of outings. Very calming to watch and unwind to. Especially while waiting for winter to end and get Back to kayaking and exploring. (Hamilton, Ontario).
Hi Joel, The tarp was purchased from Tenth wonder in the UK and the firebox was bought direct from the USA from Firebox it's self. Very straight forward ordering service. Sandy
Quite an interesting video. I like the stove, socks and the doggy. You look somewhat comfortable in your surroundings. Nice mellow approach. Good hiking friend!
Just enjoyed your video from 10 years ago, very good showing how to do knots and good advice about using climbing tape as I’ve got rope on my hammock so I will get what you used good ideas thanks 👍
Hi Donna, This is an old video now, I've been around on the UA-cam for a long time:) I found learning knots very empowering, it kind of gave me a sense of independence. Wishing you a Merry Christmas:) Sandy
@@WiltshireMan well you haven’t changed, I think there might be quite a few videos of different bikers I haven’t seen. I made a note of some names when you was giving the results out while riding. Merry Christmas Sandy and a Happy New Year 👍🏍️
Very nice video Sandy You and me are the same, i just love a solo night in the woods just to unwind. I love the sound of the morning chorus you caught. I recorded some beautiful night sounds on my last outing. you can clearly hear the song of the owls calling to each other...........Fantastic. Anyway just wanted to say i enjoyed this video, very relaxing. Thanks for bringing us along. Take care....................Mick
Wiltshire Man glad to see your still well mate, thoroughly enjoy your vids, keep up the good work, you have a very carm and straight forward delivery, its a refreshing change from the hourds of other UA-cam bushcrafters out there.
Thanks Jedi, The Farrimond hitch is a wonderful knot to know. I use it all the time. Glad you enjoyed watching. It was so relaxing being out. take care MTFBWY Sandy
Beautiful! Nature is perfect. Ur lucky to have that land accessible, and such a lovin friend in ur dog (so cute watchin her jump outa hammock an have sum brekkie). Gud vid, thanks
Hi Chris, I can get you as much flint as you need. It is in abnndance on the chalk down land near here. The Hultifors axe is good, but the mask that comes with it is not that good. I have made a new mask for my hultifors axe. It is similar to the one on the Bruks. I will do a vid showing the new mask, tool maintenance and knot tying soon. Whenever you want to pop over or go out for a stroll or camp just let me know. Drop me a line ANYTIME. Sandy
I have a Husqvarna Axe which is manufactured by Hulatfors Bruks. Hulatfors doesnt sell to the US. The canadian retailers are not allowed to sell across the border for some reason. I like green tea too.
Sandy I am sure that your pack gets bigger each time you go out into the woods, your end up with a bad back, what happened to the trolley? I miss the African dawn what with the cockerels crowing and all the bird song, but the English countryside comes a close second! Your firebox is looking very well used, mine is still pretty clean as I have use it with the Tatonka burner most of the time.
Yes John there is no Mead to burn big logs. Mind you tho if I burned Mead it wold put the fire ot. Hahaha. When are we going camping in the Forest of dead next? Sandy
Great video sandy. Very atmospheric and great tips too. Nice to see you doing your old style solo camps again which I really enjoy watching. Take care mate. Ade
cast ne'er a clout till may be out, refers to the flowers sandy. may blossom being the indication of warmer weather. up ib the lakes not quite out yet down here well was out in April.
Marty , You are welcome here ANYTIME. I will finish your firesteel on tuesday. Do you want me to send it to you or bring it to the bushcraft show? Sandy
Hi Sandy lovely video mate looks really peaceful with birds singing and spring on it's way , summer not far off. Just wondered if you could recommend a decent head torch with a red and normal light I don't wild camp cos I don't have the knowledge to survive but I like walking near dusk looking for owls and a red light would be handy. Keep up the good work mate look forward to your vids, every time I check my emails hoping to see g0vqw has uploaded a vid. Tony in Derbyshire.
Excellent video Sandy - informative and interesting - result! I subscribe to the other theory on "Ne'er cast a clout..." which holds that the phrase "'till May is out." doesn't mean 'until the end of May' but rather "..until the Hawthorn blossom (the 'May') is out." Keep on making the great vids :-)
To be honest, 99% of the time the axe is not needed. But good to have just incase. Perhaps if I was brning larger wood on an open fire it would be more useful. I use the axe a lot at home because we heat the house with wood burning stoves. Sandy
Yes I know what you mean about the mask, flimsy ish for the edge the axe has, I tend to wrap it up in other material as well when its in my Bergen just to be safe. The flint hunt was only for a couple of bits to accompany the steel ;0), I may be able to get up on the Marlboroughs tomorrow and find a couple of bits, Kev is away so I will find him a bit too for when he returns. If I fail I will be straight back with a flint request! When time presents the chance I will most def give you a call.
Great vid Sandy. seen you all over the other peoples vids but the first time ive watched one of yours. so relaxing and so full of just as it is info. nice to see. no mess
I was intrigued by the way you light and burn your stove. I do a top down burn adapted from the wood gas stoves. I'll have to give your method a go. Lovely brace of axes there at the end. Do you find that you really need an axe when you have a decent knife and folding saw? Thanks for inviting us along. Cheers from Montreal, QC
Sandy enjoyed your camping vids,the morse vids are out of this world i am at present learning morse struggling with up and down you do side to side very impressed,so to my point is it possible to purchase one of your knives so impressed with the robustness,I use an opinel for skinning and alike,it's hard to find a knife that will keep an edge like your do
Hi Basher, good luck with the Morse. There are no secret short cuts you just have to practice and parctice til you get it. The knife making is exremely busy at the moment and I just can't take any more orders for a few months. Will post updates on my website. Sandy
Hi from Scotland Sandy. Enjoying watching your videos and wishing I was out there bush crafting
That lill dog loves you so much! Its cool she gets to go camping with you all the time .. Thanks for posting Sandy always fun to see yah out and about ...
I think it's important not to rush and just set easy to optain targets. I am getting my camp routine sorted now. Just comes with practice.
Glad your terrier enjoyed watching Elsa.
All the best
Sandy
Hi Ken,
This time of year is the best to listen to the dawn chorus of bird song. I went for a walk yesterday to a public woodland but camping is not permitted there. I have a feeling the bird song there would be fantastic first thing in the morning.
I left very little impact. Infact I have camped at this very same spot several times in the last 2 years and it is still pristine.
All the best
Sandy
Really enjoying your low impact camps .I'm watching and learning .I truly believe a lot of people could learn a lot from you Sandy .All the best .Brad 👍👍
Great vid Sandy! Sound hassle free of setting up, enjoying and striking camp again! Fantastic! I have you to thank for that Farrimond hitch too! Cheers and all the best!
Thanks Sandy as always another wonderful video with you and Elsa in the woods. It was especially enjoying to watch while the temps are in the 90'sF here in South Florida. I'll be looking forward to your next with great eagerness. Hopefully I'll get up to the mountains of North Carolina next spring for a weeks worth of the great outdoors. Best
This vid came up on autoplay after watching Bourne Outside. Great to listen to your advice from 10 years ago, Sandy. Always a pleasure👍
Mark, The hooped bivi is a great very well made piece of kit. Great for real stealth camping, great for high terrain camps. Nothing short of a guenuine tornado will blow it down. Very warm for winter camping too. Hope to get a chance of a camp with you in Brecon later in the year.
All the best
Sandy
Fantastic video Sandy , came up on my feed and watching in August 2024!
really enjoyed this one sandy, loads of useful tips for us all to see.
glad to see you trying out the sleep bag push n pull trick :)
one man and his dog at one with nature - perfect tonic
take care my mate
darren
just started camping myself and watching your vids have given me great tips for a solo trip for next year keep them coming love them
Hi Les,
Elsa is the apple of my eye. I love her very much and she is great company. I have another dog called Jess. She is also a beauty but can be jealous and attack other dogs. We have to keep Elsa and Jess separate whilst they are indoors. The problem with dogs is it hurts to much when they come to the ends of their lives. I lost my first dog Ben a few yeats ago and it wasn't nice. Both Elsa and Jess are now 8 so they have some good life ahead of them.
Sandy
Thanks Patrick, It's good to watch others videos but there is nothing to replace experience. That is the best teacher of all.
Sandy
Thanks for your tips and sharing. Here is an idea that you might like, when testing the hammock to see if its solid and won`t drop you to the ground,don`t sit in it because if it lets go you drop quick and could be harmfull. Instead lean forward on the hammock with the material on your midsection leaving your arms in front of you and legs ready to take the shock if the lines let go. I learned this the hard way.. Thanks..
Nice video Sandy and some good tip's for new comers, the firebox is a very efficient way to cook no mead for burning big logs on a open fire.
Just watched this a second time while sitting in a boring airport. Other people have posted on your relaxed nature and I totally agree you set a good mood for your viewers who need to unwind.
Thanks for sharing another video.
Mozark
just going back over you older films Sandy, fantastic viewing.
Even learning stuff watching your old videos sandy, I would never have though of putting my headlamp around my neck! Much more comfy to sleep like that aswell and still have access to it immediately
Great little camp out Sandy! Looked like you enjoyed yourself. Very nice ax. Thanks for sharing this with us.
Really enjoy that Dr....a great spot out in the woods, and some good tips and advice too...Elsa is a star.. Thanks Dr :-)
Great video Sandy. From my first hammock wild camp in April I discovered that I need to learn more knots (I only know the tie-up shoe laces knot!), looks as if the Ferryman's knot is what I need. Cheers.
Hi Albert.
Experience along side knowledge either gathered through reading or watching other youtube videos is the way forward. I try to get out on a fortnightly or sooner basis. Hope to get a chance of a camp in your neck of the woods later this year.
ALB
Sandy
Enjoyed your video Sandy, very good points brought forward and explained. Good to see Elsa too, our Polly passed three years ago and I/we still miss her very much. Best Wishes Sandy.......Les.
It's always a pleasure watching your videos. Thanks for sharing.
Hi Tony,
Thanks for the reply. The head torch I use is called a Cyba-lite. Not the cheapest but well worth the money. Around £20 I think. I try to keep all my battery gear,head torch, torch, gps etc using the same battery. The cyba lite requires just one AA battery and it will last for ages.
All the best
Sandy
Hi Ken,
I don't use a hammock ridge line, but there is a small line to hang things on in the mossie net.
Sandy
Thanks for bringing us along on your solo overnight'er. I like your mellow presentation - that's what its all about. relaxing.
like Foxy, you remind me of Jack Hargreaves and Out Of Town. Am watching Out Of Town again on DVD, the box set, all of the episodes the program's they made. Wonderful stuff, Jack Hargreaves brought it all to life well. Thanks for posting
Luke you are correct. It is a ginea fowl feather. They are sed as alarm birds here and will make a noise if a fox shows up.
Sandy
great vid Sandy I will be adding this to my playlist as reference material..got myself a hooped bivi like yours so hope to get out soon for an overnighter work permitting..so I will be watching this again and again... take care my friend.. Mark
Cracking video sandy! full of useful tips, something for everyone, well presented buddy,
I love listening to the dawn chorus! it makes a pleasant change from my weekday alarm clock! i`m off to watch you knot vid now.
atb idris
Elegantly filmed. Thank you for taking the time to film your adventures. Atb
Hi Robert, The pack is more baulk than weight. The british army artc bag is baulky. I have a nice winder down bag but it's too warm for this time of year. I think I need another sleeping bag!!!
I can imagine the dawn chorus in Africa. You gotta get out Robert and get close to nature.
Sandy
Hi Sandy,
Excellent camp craft information. I"m learning all the time.... In my part of the world an underquilt for hammock isn necessary, but mosquito netting is! Made myself a cup of tea when you lit the stove... Like you, I usually wake up with the birds (before sunrise) when camping out..
Take care,
ken
simply brill mate every newcomer to bushcraft should watch this mate easy to watch and plenty of sound advice that comes from experience really enjoyed sandy atb alb
Great video. Still catching up with your collection of outings. Very calming to watch and unwind to. Especially while waiting for winter to end and get Back to kayaking and exploring. (Hamilton, Ontario).
Hi Joel,
The tarp was purchased from Tenth wonder in the UK and the firebox was bought direct from the USA from Firebox it's self. Very straight forward ordering service.
Sandy
Quite an interesting video. I like the stove, socks and the doggy. You look somewhat comfortable in your surroundings. Nice mellow approach. Good hiking friend!
Thanks for bringing us along. Nice for when I'm stuck in the city. 73.
Just enjoyed your video from 10 years ago, very good showing how to do knots and good advice about using climbing tape as I’ve got rope on my hammock so I will get what you used good ideas thanks 👍
Hi Donna, This is an old video now, I've been around on the UA-cam for a long time:) I found learning knots very empowering, it kind of gave me a sense of independence.
Wishing you a Merry Christmas:)
Sandy
@@WiltshireMan well you haven’t changed, I think there might be quite a few videos of different bikers I haven’t seen. I made a note of some names when you was giving the results out while riding. Merry Christmas Sandy and a Happy New Year 👍🏍️
Very nice video Sandy
You and me are the same, i just love a solo night in the woods just to unwind.
I love the sound of the morning chorus you caught. I recorded some beautiful night sounds on my last outing. you can clearly hear the song of the owls calling to each other...........Fantastic.
Anyway just wanted to say i enjoyed this video, very relaxing.
Thanks for bringing us along.
Take care....................Mick
Hi Sandy mint video and very clear explaining how you set up camp well done BriBo
A very nice time, thanks for sharing. Just watching brought the peace of nature into my day.
All the best, Steve
Hi Sandy. Another great vid. You always make it look so easy. Take care and seasons greetings. ATB Chris.
Thanks Chris.
Seasons greetings to you too.
Sandy
Wiltshire Man glad to see your still well mate, thoroughly enjoy your vids, keep up the good work, you have a very carm and straight forward delivery, its a refreshing change from the hourds of other UA-cam bushcrafters out there.
Really enjoyed this video. Thanks Sandy.
Richie.
Thanks Jedi, The Farrimond hitch is a wonderful knot to know. I use it all the time. Glad you enjoyed watching. It was so relaxing being out.
take care
MTFBWY
Sandy
Thats correct steve. It was a guinea fowl feather.
Well done.
Sandy
Just washing back on some of your older videos sandy, love these wildcamps
Luke
Great trip. Thanks for sharing Sandy
Beautiful! Nature is perfect. Ur lucky to have that land accessible, and such a lovin friend in ur dog (so cute watchin her jump outa hammock an have sum brekkie). Gud vid, thanks
Hi Chris,
I can get you as much flint as you need. It is in abnndance on the chalk down land near here. The Hultifors axe is good, but the mask that comes with it is not that good. I have made a new mask for my hultifors axe. It is similar to the one on the Bruks. I will do a vid showing the new mask, tool maintenance and knot tying soon. Whenever you want to pop over or go out for a stroll or camp just let me know.
Drop me a line ANYTIME.
Sandy
Just found ur channel and am enjoying all ur videos. Thanks for sharing!
Great video Sandy. Looks like you and Elsa had a good time.
Thanks for sharing! I use alot of the same methods when I strike camp! Take care!
Nice Wood there Sandy, I never really use an Axe, but I will next weekend, as we will be Harvesting some more Fatwood, Good Vid mate! ..Tony.
Good vid sandy have to get u up here in Scotland some time and bring funky prepper we ya
I have a Husqvarna Axe which is manufactured by Hulatfors Bruks. Hulatfors doesnt sell to the US. The canadian retailers are not allowed to sell across the border for some reason. I like green tea too.
Elsa sure did enjoy herself. I had to keep her on a lead tho because there were deer close by.
Sandy
Thanks Mike, I am so looking forward to meeting you and Pete Mindwiseman and a few others. It will good few days I am sure of that.
Best wishes
Sandy
Thanks for watching Tom. I guess there are a lot of similar camping skills we can use no matter where in the world we live.
All the best
Sandy
Great video, what a lovely little companion you have there.
Sandy I am sure that your pack gets bigger each time you go out into the woods, your end up with a bad back, what happened to the trolley?
I miss the African dawn what with the cockerels crowing and all the bird song, but the English countryside comes a close second!
Your firebox is looking very well used, mine is still pretty clean as I have use it with the Tatonka burner most of the time.
Great video my friend, you are an inspiration to us all......keep up the good work, God bless, take care.... Meet up one day in the
woodland, Jack.
nice vid sandy. might do one in a similar vein. had a good weekend in the lakes cooking up a heap load of food
very relaxed & informative video..and excellent channel too !
Thanks Steve, and thanks for the sub and producing an excellent product.
Sandy
Yes John there is no Mead to burn big logs. Mind you tho if I burned Mead it wold put the fire ot. Hahaha.
When are we going camping in the Forest of dead next?
Sandy
Thanks Tito,
Elsa is a priceless companion.
Sandy
"Starting to rain"...I'd have kipped down again :) Great vid, cheers!
Great video sandy. Very atmospheric and great tips too. Nice to see you doing your old style solo camps again which I really enjoy watching. Take care mate. Ade
yes it seems a great bit of kit... will have to give it a test run but it would be great to meet you in the beacons
I think Elsa was getting the time she missed from the camp with Funky. Nice vid sir!
cast ne'er a clout till may be out, refers to the flowers sandy. may blossom being the indication of warmer weather. up ib the lakes not quite out yet down here well was out in April.
Marty ,
You are welcome here ANYTIME.
I will finish your firesteel on tuesday. Do you want me to send it to you or bring it to the bushcraft show?
Sandy
Nice 1sandy that was good to watch pal as funky just sait i piktup a cupla good tips ther take care and keep it in the day cause thats all we have
Great video Sandy, very relaxing & interesting to watch, & I've learned a new knot . Thanks mate.
Great Video sandy really enjoyed it ,I will have to make it over some time in the near future regards Marty
Thanks for sharing, nice information, Elsa stole the show :)
Hi Paul,
Not long tl the bushcraft show.
Sandy
Elsa is such a sweetheart!
Lovely video mate I do enjoy your vids , & learn something thanks a lot . Cheers martin
Hi Sandy lovely video mate looks really peaceful with birds singing and spring on it's way , summer not far off. Just wondered if you could recommend a decent head torch with a red and normal light I don't wild camp cos I don't have the knowledge to survive but I like walking near dusk looking for owls and a red light would be handy. Keep up the good work mate look forward to your vids, every time I check my emails hoping to see g0vqw has uploaded a vid. Tony in Derbyshire.
Excellent video Sandy - informative and interesting - result!
I subscribe to the other theory on "Ne'er cast a clout..." which holds that the phrase "'till May is out." doesn't mean 'until the end of May' but rather "..until the Hawthorn blossom (the 'May') is out."
Keep on making the great vids :-)
Always nice to revisit this one.
Can't wait Mark. I will by yo a pint mate.
Sandy
That fire box is great but quite expensive to buy,might have a go at making one,great vid
To be honest, 99% of the time the axe is not needed. But good to have just incase. Perhaps if I was brning larger wood on an open fire it would be more useful. I use the axe a lot at home because we heat the house with wood burning stoves.
Sandy
Yes I know what you mean about the mask, flimsy ish for the edge the axe has, I tend to wrap it up in other material as well when its in my Bergen just to be safe. The flint hunt was only for a couple of bits to accompany the steel ;0), I may be able to get up on the Marlboroughs tomorrow and find a couple of bits, Kev is away so I will find him a bit too for when he returns. If I fail I will be straight back with a flint request! When time presents the chance I will most def give you a call.
Excellent video and channel, Im just getting into bushcraft.
the best outdoor equipment to stay warm: a nice little four legged friend :)))
Awesome camp brother. I had a great time watching it. Thanks.
Great vid Sandy. seen you all over the other peoples vids but the first time ive watched one of yours. so relaxing and so full of just as it is info. nice to see. no mess
Thanks Rich, I am well known in this coomunity now, I guess have been around for a while.
All the best
Sandy
Wiltshire Man why put the camera in a place you have already been then pretend
Charlie Copus Don't understand your comment? I frequently camp in these woods, anything wrong in that?
Great little overnighter good job mate
great vid, i thought the feather was a hoopoe, can you show your ferrymans knot in detail pleaase
Hello Wiltshire Man...Very Good Video...good to see your setup and respectfull aproach. You need a "dead cat" aka windbreaker for your microphone.
Thanks for the info. Another yiutube friend Peter mazadan confirms the same saying.
All the best
Sandy
I was intrigued by the way you light and burn your stove. I do a top down burn adapted from the wood gas stoves. I'll have to give your method a go. Lovely brace of axes there at the end. Do you find that you really need an axe when you have a decent knife and folding saw? Thanks for inviting us along.
Cheers from Montreal, QC
Sandy enjoyed your camping vids,the morse vids are out of this world i am at present learning morse struggling with up and down you do side to side very impressed,so to my point is it possible to purchase one of your knives so impressed with the robustness,I use an opinel for skinning and alike,it's hard to find a knife that will keep an edge like your do
Hi Basher, good luck with the Morse. There are no secret short cuts you just have to practice and parctice til you get it.
The knife making is exremely busy at the moment and I just can't take any more orders for a few months. Will post updates on my website.
Sandy
Hey Sndy great vid very interesting correct me if im wrong it just looks familiar but is that feather from a guinea fowl.
Luke.