When i would going for mushrooms and i would see a person sneaking with a assault rifle in the fog, i would call the police. We would see a major police serious operation and a swat team. In Germany. What is wrong with you US americans?
I'm going to pin this, because I think it outlines a very interesting rift in society. More socially progressive places seem to dislike the liberty of common people while claiming the contrary. Social conservatives seem to desire judiciously applied liberty equally for all while being accused of the contrary.
Nothing wrong with this young lady. She is competent and well trained. Please keep in mind, Americans are not German. We didn't kill the Jews. Both of our histories have brought us to this point today. BTW, I am former Special Einheiten, Ich have dein KSK trainert. Vielleicht brauchst du Ausbildung?
take my rifle ? I take a Remington 870 shotgun with 24 inch barrel . Why ? because coyotes have come after my dog on 5 separate occasions . I walk lonely trails no one else does . Why ? Because I can .People who understand need no explanation , people who don't understand will never know . Be safe ,
went hunting one day and ended up on a hiking trail on the way back to my truck. ran into two girls that looked to be collage age, and as i passed them they asked me what the gun was for and i said that i just liked to carry a firearm with me while in the woods. one said oh big man hu. some people just dont understand, better to have one if you need it than to not have one.
Never a bad thing to remind folks that not everyone out on hiking trails has good intentions. My parents were out for a hike when they were younger and my dad ran quite a bit ahead of her. This went on for about 20 minutes and she was trying to catch up when he popped out from behind a tree, wrapped his arms around her and told her to try and get free. She couldn't. This woman is tough, very strong for her size. But no match for a man. She learned a lot that day and I really appreciate how my dad gave that lesson. It can happen in an instant. Being more aware and prepared for these situations is essential for taking your own safety serious.
@@timberfallingcouple Reminds me of 24 yr old Meredith Emerson, who had studied martial arts for several yrs, but was kidnapped and murdered by a 61 yr old drifter. He fought her into submission. He also murdered an elderly couple who were hiking and another woman who was also hiking. Even though I am a physically fit male with fighting skills I never travel in the woods without an appropriate firearm.
@@cvr527 I sure as hell need to upgrade mine. When I bought my pistol, it was based on sentiment, it's what my grandpa carried. Now, for the next one, I will use my brain.
Whenever I went into the woods, no matter the time of year I always carried a rifle or bow. You never know what you may encounter. Better to be safe than sorry.
Dootie will figure it out with some training and reinforcement. Some of the commenters though, they're hopeless. Bless their heart. Always great to see The People exercising their rights and staying Well Regulated. Keep up the fine example you're providing to others.
We’re cut from the same cloth as they say….use a little stealth will ya…..tree line , bush , whatever….never in the open unless your flat on the ground , making like a worm…..maybe it’s just people like you and me , my old military ways still work , if it ain’t broke…..don’t fix it …🇺🇸…..
I'm an old soldier and logger, I always have a sidearm on my hip and a rifle is not far from me. Good job young lady exercising your 2nd Amendment rights. The more one carries a weapon competently, the more it seems to become an extension of your body. I still attend training and practice weekly.
When I go for walks, I don't take a full kit unless it's very cold out. Summer time it's a small pack with an emergency blanket, a couple of fruit bars, matches, and cotton covered in wax for a fire starter. You know? The basics. Normally, it's a pistol, and my Chiappa M6 shotgun/.22 rifle combo. Or my .308 or 300. Rifle. And I live in North Idaho for big game reference.
Sometimes in this situation, it's best to stop every now and then, kneel beside a tree or some cover, and just look at listen without moving. Observe around you and sit for a few minutes, before moving on.
It's definitely a good lesson in how dangerous it is to perform patrols, react to contact exercises etc compared to how easy it is to ambush patrolling forces. If this was real world scenario this 3 hour patroll may have taken 8 to 12 hours.
I like the video and I like the idea of the video. For filming purposes let's all agree that she was out in the open instead of inside the tree line, etc., etc. Me being an old man, carry an M1 - ha ha!
You walk your perimeter fences looking for breaks in the wire and signs of trespassers. Two legged or four legged. Maybe you have a half dozen box traps around your property for the critters that will eat your chickens. You hunt your way from trap to trap in the mornings. No hurry take your time. Stop, look, listen.
Thank you for that visual. Trying to figure out a way to return to the woods, but we're older now and it's hard to find good doctors and chiropractors...
My woods walks involve an FN FNX .45 Tactical in a Neptune Concealment holster and anchored to my waist by an Elite Survival Systems Cobra Riggers Belt. When you’ve served in the military (as I have) you go big or go home. The Marine Corps approach is- there’s no such thing as a fair fight- use whatever necessary to win.
She needs to adjust her pack. Higher on her shoulders and off the butt. There should be no space between her shoulder blades and the pack. The weight of the pack should be as close to her center of gravity as possible.
I love to walk the woods quietly, just watching and recording. I carry my Trapper lever action rifle, short and competent. Having your rifle along means you are not afraid of predators in the woods....you are one. Sorry but leave the dog home for another time. It will scare away game and give away your position. Get out of the middle of the road, hug the trees, walk amongst them. Stop every 10 steps and just be still, blend in. It is fine being an American.
@@timberfallingcouple Sadie, I’m not personally making a pop culture reference. If I am, then it’s just purely an accident. @stevet8121 might be, but I’m DEFINITELY not.
Lots of complaints from Europeans about having a rifle in the forest. Please be aware this is private farmland. Notice the barb wire fencing for livestock control? If you are walking on this farm then you are trasspassing. Trasspassing is a criminal act that will result in your arrest and procecution.
I've got another one for you. On the other side of our lands is federal land. And on public lands, people are also allowed to go armed as they please in USA.
Cool video! Most of us are jealous we don’t have a chunk of land! I always wanted an 80 but a 40 would have done! Too old now with some health concerns and a very short distance to the hospital! Love that property!
Just stumbled upon your channel. And subscribe. Yup, you should always take your firearms out for a walkabout. Intimate knowledge of your tools, whether it be your saw or your weapon.Is what makes you proficient. Keep swinging wood and spitting lead.
LOL, when I first saw the thumbnail, I thought it was going to be an AI mockery of Greta Thunberg, it was also a timely reminder for me to take my rifle for a walk, and cut some firewood for the approaching Australian winter. Anyhow, I am glad that I found your channel, subscribed.
The small pack isn't supposed to attach to the large pack. It should attach to your war belt. When you engage the enemy, you drop the main pack to lose weight and increase mobility. The small pack (but or ass pack) contains basic essentials, poncho and poncho liner, food, extra ammo.
Not too far from us here in rural PA, a man was attacked in Jim Thorpe, PA by a black bear who turned out to be rabid. An every day carry neighbor saved his life with his sidearm.
Great video! I like your patrol puppy. Hiking with your rifle is a good idea. It will become second nature. Now if I can get my 4 y/o Ridgeback and 7 y/o choc lab to stop grab-assing and get serious (basically impossible) Ill be good.
I couldn't tell ya how many times I had hunting trips like this into the foggy forest of Kentucky with my trusty and loyal black Lab. Nothing unusual to see armed folks like me enjoying the outdoors. I remember one time I was stopped by the police for a brake light out (it was) I had three weapon in the truck! Officer explained why he stopped me and noticed my guns and with out missing a beat complemented me about my SCAR 17H rifle that was with me and how he was thinking of buying one. Long story short we chatted for about 5 mins about the plus and minus of the SCAR-H then he shook my hand and started walking back to his car and with a friendly grin reminded me to get the brake light fix! That's Kentucky gun culture in a nut shell!
Nice ... practicing being sneaky while under a load is good too ... sometimes you just CAN'T be quiet ... I try to make my steps in those instances NOT sound human ... no step..step..step.. I play with different animal imitation...squirrels n chipmunks are noisy af n not terribly hard to imitate
I always carry a rifle when I hike in the mountains but it can cause problems. A game warden can accuse you of poaching so I stay off hiking trails to avoid everyone
Sometimes, my rifle likes to take ME for a walk. If you're practicing patrolling, avoid open areas. Use concealment to mask your movements and practice strict noise discipline. In that way, you can spot or hear anyone or anything before they spot or hear you.
I am Australian, this is the first video that I have watched from your channel, and after seeing the other content on your channel, I have subscribed. However, I am confused because this video in and of itself, to me, is calming, interesting, quite normal, benign and uncontroversial, yet has attracted some triggered reactions and comments, am I missing something, make it make sense.
There is a deep and long standing argument in USA and much of the west over whether The People should be armed, or entrust the government with our safety. And then another argument exists as to whether the people should be allowed to have weapons of war, or just basic self defense weapons. And then yet another argument exists as to whether semi automatic rifles are weapons of war alongside automatic weapons, or if they are just semi auto rifles. A lot to unpack in western neo-marxist vs neo-conservative behavior. I believe in freedom for all and I believe in holding men [and women] accountable ONLY for the harm that they do to others or their property. I do not believe in preemptively suspending liberty in any way for any sort of attempt to "prevent crime"
Love your content and agree, and know your walk was for the video, but personally, i never use my weapons scope to determine what i am looking at. If its pointed i am ready to pull the pin on a identified object. It all comes from a elk hunting incident in a mountain slide. I came out near the top of a slide on a evening hunt, and witnessed a guy 200 yds, looking at me, through his shouldered rifle, waved my arms looked at him again still did not drop his rifle, so i shouldered up, in a knee squat pulled off the safety, and put his chest dead centre. He saw that and quickly dropped his rifle down and moved on. If he accidently/purposefully shot me, two bodies would be found on that mountain. The big city boys would usually shoot each other about once every two or three years. Your foggy day reminds me great way to see a old big whitetail buck moving about to find his does. Thanks for your video efforts
I'm a bit too suburban for taking my rifle for walks. Tends to frighten the horses, so to speak. But I'm always armed. You should probably carry binos for identifying objects, pointing a rifle at someone to get ID is a no-no.
Was gonna mention that too.. but then figured this is likely private property. But still... she SHOULD NOT use the Riflescope for ID purposes. It is NOT a fun moment to turn your 15x binos around on your tripod.. only to see a 15yo girl pointing a rifle at you... DEAD FREAKING ON... 200yds away. EEK!!
You're an absolute moron if you think I'd use my scope to positively ID a human. This was a drill being practiced, please take your head out of your ass and use it correctly.
@@timberfallingcouple Obviously.. since it happened to me... I KNOW some people do it. AND.. as you can imagine... somebody whose experienced that life/death terror would have it on his heart to mention that rule, and why it's important, and how dangerous it is. Obv I do not know you therefore I cannot assume what you do and don't know. So..in that regard YOU are the moron.. if you think ANY Mu' Fvcka on the InterWebz is just going to assume you know WTF you're doing when they see something that looks like that. So kindly go and unfvckify yourself. Treat me with respect? You'll get respect back. "Don't Start None, Won't BE None." words I encourage you to learn. Long story shorter? You DON'T scan the terrain with your Riflescope. EVER.
I voiced a legitmate safety concern, and, didn't disrespect you. THEN? YOu go and disrespect me. THEN.. I go and reply... and look at that.. just as quickly you delete it, huh? Pvss.
Absolutely, it's a new drill Phil threw at me while we were out there. Raising the rifle to your eye without moving your neck or head, it'll get better with practice.
We just recently obtained a little property and have some sketchy trees in want rid of ... im gonna try n do it myself ,I need a bigger chainsaw I have a little still ms180 with a 16in bar ... it has no power and might do better with a smaller bar ... not sure ... I need a 20-24 bar for some of the bigger stuff ...what kind of saw would you recommend? I'm debating between stihl or huskavarna... (I feel like I spelled that wrong) lol
Man, I might be the wrong person to ask. I have a very strong bias against stihl, and I have zero experience with the new autotuned huskies. I'd recommend a 372 to a person who is experienced at maintenance, but pretty much any manufacturer who makes a saw in the power class you're looking for, probably 70cc or so, will probably get the job done just fine.
@timberfallingcouple awesome thanks for the reply ... why do you not like stihl? ...im starting my own bias against them lol ... im forever working on this thing ...like an old Harley 😂😅 I clean the plug every other day...air filter daily ...ive had the exhaust off n disassembled trying to get better air flow ...it's getting better , but still no real power ...im running nothing but canned engineered fuel ... it sat n wasn't used ( I couldn't get it to start) for like a year till I tried canned gas ...im thinking I gotta tear off n clean the carb 🤷♂️ ...and buy a better saw
@nomadsland5078 yeah my issues with stihl has been against their engineering department. They have been engineering the most chintzy machines possible. All of the common breakage points are weaker than ever before. Things are mounted to the machine in a goofy way and on plastic tabs. The carbs are not good. But if you look to my comments section there are thousands of people whove had no pro lems at all. I think my problems are subjective, because I expect the new stuff to be at least as durable as a ms660 or as durable as an equivalent husqvarna and they are quite simply not. I felt like I scammed myself buying them against my better judgment. But the tough one is, I can not vouch for the durability of any of the 5 series huskies either. If I remember correctly there was a 585 that was very similar to 385. But I don't even know if they make it anymore, and I'm fairly certain the 390, 372, and 395 are all getting discontinued.
@timberfallingcouple thank you very much for the help 😎 ...im going to keep my eyes open for a good used one ... but keep looking at the new ones n asking folks like you who know better than I do ...I have one big sketchy one to drop ... big hollow maple with a split n tops going up and downhill toward the giant hemlock by my house 🤯 lol ... im gonna try to rent a big machine to get me up as high as possible to take it apart from above n maybe tug with my jeep n pullys ... idk... im not gonna drop that one first , it is getting windy tho lol spring is a coming
A little under kitted compared to when we go huckleberry picking. A good start. All movement is a training opportunity. Four paw must have hush puppy option. Good atmosphere to understand why multi spectral optics are important.
Id preach this to my soldiers with their kit. You might look stupid but it'll save you pain and heartache when you have to MOVE. You won't find those hotspots or find this way doesn't work on the move. Good on ya!
If you were to ask me, I would say that that is Germany. The pine trees are all the same size and they're planted in rows. I've never seen a cultivated forest of only pines in the U.S. altough they may exsist, I've never seen one.
@@timberfallingcouple you are exactly right as I was going to say the same thing as you did but not so much for the west cost, as it had been a standard over time for many, many land owners to plant pines (in areas they flourish) and other trees to help establish property boundaries! Most of the fenced properties that weren’t continuously maintained, ultimately had a solid tree line due to bird droppings with native seeds in the region!
I live in Georgia and planted pines are all over the southern part of the state, millions of acres of them. I fact hurricane Helene destroyed over 1.5 million acres of them. I personally lost about 50 acres of my planted pines.
This one is a Brownells BRN-15. Pretty sure the lower that's under it is a Blemished Aero, but can't remember for sure. All of our lowers are dirt cheapie mix-n-match.
@mianki100 clips are a slang term, yes for magazines. We generally presume so and use that presumption to understand what people are saying instead of fixating on language minutia in order to belittle one another. There are some that do, but I strongly urge agai st that kind of behavior, and only conduct myself in such a manner when I'm trying to pick apart an "expert" who can't get his info straight. Thanks for coming out. Stick around. Lots of very good, knowledgeable guys around.
@ Ok, but incorrect terminology tends to confuse some people. A firearms owner should be using correct terminology when speaking to a mixed audience of firearm owners and non-firearms owners.
@@timberfallingcouple No, clips are not slang for magazines. They are their own unit. "Simply put, a magazine holds the ammunition of a loaded repeating rifle and helps feed it into the chamber as the rifle’s action is worked. A clip, on the other hand, is a device used to help load ammunition into a magazine." "Both “clip” and “magazine” describe a device used to help feed ammunition into a repeating firearm, but they’re not the same thing." (Field and Stream)
We go anywhere between an hour and 3 hours, typically. Not too long. Just long enough to get the crystals out of my uric acid deposits. The pack pack is a 3 day bag with changes of clothes, water purification, first aid, 3 day dehydrated food supply, full ammo loadout etc. I call it my "don't come home" bag if one of us calls the other and says don't come home the bag is always on us and we can try to get to a safe place
Back in the 70s in Montana, we would go back packing or camping and fishing, dropped off by a family member, we had are hunting rifles with us ,always.
@timberfallingcouple ahhh. Just wondering. My best friend is as lefty as it gets. He shoots ong gun right handed, and side arm left. It's nuts, but it works very well for him. That's why I asked. I really liked the video.
@chriskenny6520 Tandy leather stores are scattered about. Go in and look for the Al Stohlman books. It's incredible what a guy can get done with a speedy stitcher and his hands, a set of shears and a utility knife.
That's like some scene out of a movie; the quietude of the setting made me think at any moment chaos might erupt. The climatic conditions sure made that a memorable stroll. Thanks for sharing!
Great idea but I would suggest taking some binos with you instead of looking through that monocular with the crosshair in it lol when trying to identify something... Something happens & accidentally sends a round , you can't call that bullet back ... Identity your target before ever shouldering on it ...
@timberfallingcouple definitely not being a Karen to you on my comment but sometimes accidents do happen & our gun laws are already insane & we definitely don't need more restrictions on us
@dennisclapp2302 we definitely don't need people like you who feel strongly enough to tell others what to do. People who feel they have enough authority to bark orders in a comments section often are the ones who feel righteous enough to vote in more restrictive laws on their neighbors. Admit it, you're a Karen. Be better
@timberfallingcouple just saying , don't do stupid crap by pointing a loaded weapon at something that you don't even know it's your intended target ... People doing stupid things like that & because of accidents happening the rest have to suffer from people being stupid ... I shoot pretty much every day but I do it safely not doing dumb stuff as your video shows ... I could understand if you were in a war zone pulling up & glassing but I mean damn out here just walking your property , just shows how ignorant you are with your firearm .... Reminds me of that video I seen the other day , girl dressed out sleezy for her Tik Tok video in the gun range & almost accidentally shot people in there by doing dumb crap
@dennisclapp2302 YOU stop lying on federal form 1040's See how that works. Karen won't mind her business. Go take a nap Karen. You're the reason why training is about to be illegal in a large handful of states.
I'm pretty sure if I went for a walk with my HP995 I'd get some odd looks. Not sure I could hit much with it - growing up in a gun free country has a tendency to make you an ineffective gun owner.
@@timberfallingcouple That HP995 would be illegal if I was living in Britain. There, one cannot own any self-loading guns and pistols are banned unless they have effectively a wire shoulder brace permanently welded to them.
Ahhh so you have immigrated!! Welcome! You might get some odd looks, but maybe eventually we can make society safer and more used to good guys being in charge of their own safety.
When i would going for mushrooms and i would see a person sneaking with a assault rifle in the fog, i would call the police. We would see a major police serious operation and a swat team. In Germany. What is wrong with you US americans?
We don't bow down to people who don't like our liberty.
I'm going to pin this, because I think it outlines a very interesting rift in society.
More socially progressive places seem to dislike the liberty of common people while claiming the contrary.
Social conservatives seem to desire judiciously applied liberty equally for all while being accused of the contrary.
Amen for the 2nd amendment
When I lived in NE Washington, someone walking around with a rifle was ops normal.
Nothing wrong with this young lady. She is competent and well trained. Please keep in mind, Americans are not German. We didn't kill the Jews. Both of our histories have brought us to this point today. BTW, I am former Special Einheiten, Ich have dein KSK trainert. Vielleicht brauchst du Ausbildung?
take my rifle ? I take a Remington 870 shotgun with 24 inch barrel . Why ? because coyotes have come after my dog on 5 separate occasions . I walk lonely trails no one else does . Why ? Because I can .People who understand need no explanation , people who don't understand will never know . Be safe ,
went hunting one day and ended up on a hiking trail on the way back to my truck. ran into two girls that looked to be collage age, and as i passed them they asked me what the gun was for and i said that i just liked to carry a firearm with me while in the woods. one said oh big man hu. some people just dont understand, better to have one if you need it than to not have one.
Those are the kind of girls who wind up on the back of milk cartons.
Never a bad thing to remind folks that not everyone out on hiking trails has good intentions.
My parents were out for a hike when they were younger and my dad ran quite a bit ahead of her. This went on for about 20 minutes and she was trying to catch up when he popped out from behind a tree, wrapped his arms around her and told her to try and get free. She couldn't. This woman is tough, very strong for her size. But no match for a man. She learned a lot that day and I really appreciate how my dad gave that lesson. It can happen in an instant. Being more aware and prepared for these situations is essential for taking your own safety serious.
@@timberfallingcouple Reminds me of 24 yr old Meredith Emerson, who had studied martial arts for several yrs, but was kidnapped and murdered by a 61 yr old drifter. He fought her into submission. He also murdered an elderly couple who were hiking and another woman who was also hiking.
Even though I am a physically fit male with fighting skills I never travel in the woods without an appropriate firearm.
Libtards college tards.
@@cvr527 I sure as hell need to upgrade mine. When I bought my pistol, it was based on sentiment, it's what my grandpa carried. Now, for the next one, I will use my brain.
Whenever I went into the woods, no matter the time of year I always carried a rifle or bow. You never know what you may encounter. Better to be safe than sorry.
Dootie will figure it out with some training and reinforcement.
Some of the commenters though, they're hopeless. Bless their heart.
Always great to see The People exercising their rights and staying Well Regulated. Keep up the fine example you're providing to others.
hopeless indeed they grew up in democrat cities not the boonies
I love the quiet vibe of this video. 👍
Walking good, walking armed more good'er. Patrolling across an open field, never.
Stick to the treeline perimeter, even if it costs time.
We’re cut from the same cloth as they say….use a little stealth will ya…..tree line , bush , whatever….never in the open unless your flat on the ground , making like a worm…..maybe it’s just people like you and me , my old military ways still work , if it ain’t broke…..don’t fix it …🇺🇸…..
I'm an old soldier and logger, I always have a sidearm on my hip and a rifle is not far from me. Good job young lady exercising your 2nd Amendment rights. The more one carries a weapon competently, the more it seems to become an extension of your body. I still attend training and practice weekly.
How has .338 been treating you? I have my hands full with .30 cal
@@David-e1b3t wrong guy.
When I go for walks, I don't take a full kit unless it's very cold out. Summer time it's a small pack with an emergency blanket, a couple of fruit bars, matches, and cotton covered in wax for a fire starter. You know? The basics. Normally, it's a pistol, and my Chiappa M6 shotgun/.22 rifle combo. Or my .308 or 300. Rifle. And I live in North Idaho for big game reference.
If you don't patrol it, you don't own it. Nice job.
Sometimes in this situation, it's best to stop every now and then, kneel beside a tree or some cover, and just look at listen without moving. Observe around you and sit for a few minutes, before moving on.
It's definitely a good lesson in how dangerous it is to perform patrols, react to contact exercises etc compared to how easy it is to ambush patrolling forces.
If this was real world scenario this 3 hour patroll may have taken 8 to 12 hours.
I like the video and I like the idea of the video. For filming purposes let's all agree that she was out in the open instead of inside the tree line, etc., etc. Me being an old man, carry an M1 - ha ha!
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Patrol w/a spaz dog 🤣😂🤣
That walk looks so relaxing! Best time of the day too. Reminds me of being a boy, upstate NY, looking for woodchucks in meadow.
I pack my 13 pound bolt action .338 everywhere I hike. Don't even notice it's there anymore. Love your message and your grit!
I'd notice that 13 pounds but I'm short, fat and 78.
Way to bullet for the inner city lol
Don't leave home without it!
all ways armed when i go out you have to be your best protector
some of my best friends on walks are Smith and his buddy Wesson.
You walk your perimeter fences looking for breaks in the wire and signs of trespassers. Two legged or four legged.
Maybe you have a half dozen box traps around your property for the critters that will eat your chickens.
You hunt your way from trap to trap in the mornings.
No hurry take your time. Stop, look, listen.
Thank you for that visual. Trying to figure out a way to return to the woods, but we're older now and it's hard to find good doctors and chiropractors...
My woods walks involve an FN FNX .45 Tactical in a Neptune Concealment holster and anchored to my waist by an Elite Survival Systems Cobra Riggers Belt. When you’ve served in the military (as I have) you go big or go home. The Marine Corps approach is- there’s no such thing as a fair fight- use whatever necessary to win.
She needs to adjust her pack. Higher on her shoulders and off the butt. There should be no space between her shoulder blades and the pack. The weight of the pack should be as close to her center of gravity as possible.
@@ianmysef8182 this is as snug as this pack will go for mobility on the shoulders, it's what I've got for now. Not a perfect fit but it does the job.
@@timberfallingcoupleYou should check out the Crossfire pack lineup, their CF-1 pack would be perfect for this situation.
@timberfallingcouple i really like the eberlestock packs. If your hunting for new one, get eyes on them. I take my gun for walks too.
I love to walk the woods quietly, just watching and recording. I carry my Trapper lever action rifle, short and competent. Having your rifle along means you are not afraid of predators in the woods....you are one. Sorry but leave the dog home for another time. It will scare away game and give away your position. Get out of the middle of the road, hug the trees, walk amongst them. Stop every 10 steps and just be still, blend in. It is fine being an American.
Here we have Private Sadie walking point on a search and destroy mission. Vietnam 1968.
That’s, Sadie!
@@ToddAdams1234 Correct. My bad. My age is showing.
I thought you guys were referencing a movie so my age and lack of knowledge on pop culture references is showing too.
😂
@@timberfallingcouple Sadie, I’m not personally making a pop culture reference. If I am, then it’s just purely an accident. @stevet8121 might be, but I’m DEFINITELY not.
OMG! He was RIGHT behind you the whole time!
The objective never left my sight homie.
Well, this was really a walk and a breath of fresh air... because neither the fog nor the dog allowed for hunting!🤭
Nice to see a lefty .
I think that in the not too distant future we will all be taking our rifles for a walk regardless of where we live.
Good for the mind and body. Keep up the hard work you two.
Lots of complaints from Europeans about having a rifle in the forest. Please be aware this is private farmland. Notice the barb wire fencing for livestock control? If you are walking on this farm then you are trasspassing. Trasspassing is a criminal act that will result in your arrest and procecution.
I've got another one for you. On the other side of our lands is federal land. And on public lands, people are also allowed to go armed as they please in USA.
Cool video! Most of us are jealous we don’t have a chunk of land! I always wanted an 80 but a 40 would have done! Too old now with some health concerns and a very short distance to the hospital! Love that property!
Braced Pistol young lady ! Take it for a walk daily 😂 These 3 letter agencies have to go already !
Just stumbled upon your channel. And subscribe. Yup, you should always take your firearms out for a walkabout. Intimate knowledge of your tools, whether it be your saw or your weapon.Is what makes you proficient. Keep swinging wood and spitting lead.
That is scenic!! I love a good pine grove!! ❤❤❤😊😊😊
LOL, when I first saw the thumbnail, I thought it was going to be an AI mockery of Greta Thunberg, it was also a timely reminder for me to take my rifle for a walk, and cut some firewood for the approaching Australian winter. Anyhow, I am glad that I found your channel, subscribed.
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Beautiful scenery, very atmospheric. Good camera work. I was expecting something to jump out at her, though.
The small pack isn't supposed to attach to the large pack. It should attach to your war belt. When you engage the enemy, you drop the main pack to lose weight and increase mobility. The small pack (but or ass pack) contains basic essentials, poncho and poncho liner, food, extra ammo.
Seems like she is “stalking” rather than walking.
You look like survivors of a zombie apocalypse I keep expecting to see something come out of the fog . Like a jump scare
Man I absolutely love a foggy morning🤗
This is the way it's been all day around here lately!
@timberfallingcouple Makes me feel like google can't see me when its foggy.
Beautiful area to be walking in, and the best time too.
This is what I am missing in life?
Might just be. Peace favor your sword, brother.
damn he got the tactical GF. how did you swing that?
@@or6060 started with a 22
Her canteen appears 1/2 full, ...jus thsayin!😂
@@ico7909Ranger school they would have killed us for that.
She’s desperate. And chubby.
You never know what's lurking in the mist.😂
Gorillas.
im a big fan of always being armed.
Not too far from us here in rural PA, a man was attacked in Jim Thorpe, PA by a black bear who turned out to be rabid. An every day carry neighbor saved his life with his sidearm.
Haha the pups. It in hunting mode 👍
Great video! I like your patrol puppy. Hiking with your rifle is a good idea. It will become second nature. Now if I can get my 4 y/o Ridgeback and 7 y/o choc lab to stop grab-assing and get serious (basically impossible) Ill be good.
OUTSTANDING ❤
Should have suppressor on weapon, too; protect hearing! Great video, thank you!
A left handed person walking with a dog, a rifle & a camera person?
A fine morning walk.
well done keep on rucking.
I couldn't tell ya how many times I had hunting trips like this into the foggy forest of Kentucky with my trusty and loyal black Lab. Nothing unusual to see armed folks like me enjoying the outdoors. I remember one time I was stopped by the police for a brake light out (it was) I had three weapon in the truck! Officer explained why he stopped me and noticed my guns and with out missing a beat complemented me about my SCAR 17H rifle that was with me and how he was thinking of buying one. Long story short we chatted for about 5 mins about the plus and minus of the SCAR-H then he shook my hand and started walking back to his car and with a friendly grin reminded me to get the brake light fix! That's Kentucky gun culture in a nut shell!
Sadie needs to drop the chicken wing when glassing. Otherwise, it sticks out and becomes a target.
Looks like a beautiful place.
Outstanding patrol, Miss. Use binos to observe. Stay sharp 👍🏻
Nice ... practicing being sneaky while under a load is good too ... sometimes you just CAN'T be quiet ... I try to make my steps in those instances NOT sound human ... no step..step..step.. I play with different animal imitation...squirrels n chipmunks are noisy af n not terribly hard to imitate
What's she looking for for ? The Boogieman?
Naw, he ran like he11 when he saw the gun...
I really like your furry assistant.
Dootie? She's a turd.
Would love to live on that property!
I tried to do that and I was surrounded by police in 15 minutes
May we ask what happened afterwards? Assuming you were abiding the law.
@timberfallingcouple I chatted with the officers for a few minutes and they let me go. I went camping that day.
Well, Trump is the “Law and Order” President so I’m sure we’re all good
@@bigbub6476 does not correlate, Biden was president at the time. I'm in a small town and I scared some woman carrying my gun on my way out of town.
Freedom! Isn't it wonderful?
🇦🇺😎👍Have you got an older sister because I’d be interested 🤣👍
No but I've got a brother with long hair
@@timberfallingcouple Sharp as a tack...too funny!
I always carry a rifle when I hike in the mountains but it can cause problems. A game warden can accuse you of poaching so I stay off hiking trails to avoid everyone
If a game warden wrongfully accused an innocent american of something or threatened his life or liberty, it might be the last thing he ever did.
Sometimes, my rifle likes to take ME for a walk.
If you're practicing patrolling, avoid open areas. Use concealment to mask your movements and practice strict noise discipline. In that way, you can spot or hear anyone or anything before they spot or hear you.
I am Australian, this is the first video that I have watched from your channel, and after seeing the other content on your channel, I have subscribed. However, I am confused because this video in and of itself, to me, is calming, interesting, quite normal, benign and uncontroversial, yet has attracted some triggered reactions and comments, am I missing something, make it make sense.
There is a deep and long standing argument in USA and much of the west over whether The People should be armed, or entrust the government with our safety.
And then another argument exists as to whether the people should be allowed to have weapons of war, or just basic self defense weapons.
And then yet another argument exists as to whether semi automatic rifles are weapons of war alongside automatic weapons, or if they are just semi auto rifles.
A lot to unpack in western neo-marxist vs neo-conservative behavior.
I believe in freedom for all and I believe in holding men [and women] accountable ONLY for the harm that they do to others or their property.
I do not believe in preemptively suspending liberty in any way for any sort of attempt to "prevent crime"
Also, thanks for coming out. Welcome.
Beautiful property. Got some old timber there.
Get inside the tree line. Move from tree to tree. Stay out of the open.
The real deal!
Love your content and agree, and know your walk was for the video, but personally, i never use my weapons scope to determine what i am looking at. If its pointed i am ready to pull the pin on a identified object.
It all comes from a elk hunting incident in a mountain slide. I came out near the top of a slide on a evening hunt, and witnessed a guy 200 yds, looking at me, through his shouldered rifle, waved my arms looked at him again still did not drop his rifle, so i shouldered up, in a knee squat pulled off the safety, and put his chest dead centre. He saw that and quickly dropped his rifle down and moved on. If he accidently/purposefully shot me, two bodies would be found on that mountain. The big city boys would usually shoot each other about once every two or three years.
Your foggy day reminds me great way to see a old big whitetail buck moving about to find his does.
Thanks for your video efforts
I'm a bit too suburban for taking my rifle for walks. Tends to frighten the horses, so to speak. But I'm always armed. You should probably carry binos for identifying objects, pointing a rifle at someone to get ID is a no-no.
Was gonna mention that too.. but then figured this is likely private property. But still... she SHOULD NOT use the Riflescope for ID purposes. It is NOT a fun moment to turn your 15x binos around on your tripod.. only to see a 15yo girl pointing a rifle at you... DEAD FREAKING ON... 200yds away. EEK!!
You're an absolute moron if you think I'd use my scope to positively ID a human. This was a drill being practiced, please take your head out of your ass and use it correctly.
@@timberfallingcouple Obviously.. since it happened to me... I KNOW some people do it. AND.. as you can imagine... somebody whose experienced that life/death terror would have it on his heart to mention that rule, and why it's important, and how dangerous it is. Obv I do not know you therefore I cannot assume what you do and don't know. So..in that regard YOU are the moron.. if you think ANY Mu' Fvcka on the InterWebz is just going to assume you know WTF you're doing when they see something that looks like that. So kindly go and unfvckify yourself. Treat me with respect? You'll get respect back. "Don't Start None, Won't BE None." words I encourage you to learn. Long story shorter? You DON'T scan the terrain with your Riflescope. EVER.
I voiced a legitmate safety concern, and, didn't disrespect you. THEN? YOu go and disrespect me. THEN.. I go and reply... and look at that.. just as quickly you delete it, huh? Pvss.
"You're a moron if..."
2:13 shouldered kinda high, no?
Absolutely, it's a new drill Phil threw at me while we were out there. Raising the rifle to your eye without moving your neck or head, it'll get better with practice.
We just recently obtained a little property and have some sketchy trees in want rid of ... im gonna try n do it myself ,I need a bigger chainsaw I have a little still ms180 with a 16in bar ... it has no power and might do better with a smaller bar ... not sure ... I need a 20-24 bar for some of the bigger stuff ...what kind of saw would you recommend? I'm debating between stihl or huskavarna... (I feel like I spelled that wrong) lol
Man, I might be the wrong person to ask. I have a very strong bias against stihl, and I have zero experience with the new autotuned huskies. I'd recommend a 372 to a person who is experienced at maintenance, but pretty much any manufacturer who makes a saw in the power class you're looking for, probably 70cc or so, will probably get the job done just fine.
@timberfallingcouple awesome thanks for the reply ... why do you not like stihl? ...im starting my own bias against them lol ... im forever working on this thing ...like an old Harley 😂😅 I clean the plug every other day...air filter daily ...ive had the exhaust off n disassembled trying to get better air flow ...it's getting better , but still no real power ...im running nothing but canned engineered fuel ... it sat n wasn't used ( I couldn't get it to start) for like a year till I tried canned gas ...im thinking I gotta tear off n clean the carb 🤷♂️ ...and buy a better saw
@nomadsland5078 yeah my issues with stihl has been against their engineering department. They have been engineering the most chintzy machines possible. All of the common breakage points are weaker than ever before. Things are mounted to the machine in a goofy way and on plastic tabs. The carbs are not good.
But if you look to my comments section there are thousands of people whove had no pro lems at all. I think my problems are subjective, because I expect the new stuff to be at least as durable as a ms660 or as durable as an equivalent husqvarna and they are quite simply not.
I felt like I scammed myself buying them against my better judgment.
But the tough one is, I can not vouch for the durability of any of the 5 series huskies either. If I remember correctly there was a 585 that was very similar to 385. But I don't even know if they make it anymore, and I'm fairly certain the 390, 372, and 395 are all getting discontinued.
@timberfallingcouple thank you very much for the help 😎 ...im going to keep my eyes open for a good used one ... but keep looking at the new ones n asking folks like you who know better than I do ...I have one big sketchy one to drop ... big hollow maple with a split n tops going up and downhill toward the giant hemlock by my house 🤯 lol ... im gonna try to rent a big machine to get me up as high as possible to take it apart from above n maybe tug with my jeep n pullys ... idk... im not gonna drop that one first , it is getting windy tho lol spring is a coming
@nomadsland5078 spring is hopefully coming fast this year
A little under kitted compared to when we go huckleberry picking. A good start. All movement is a training opportunity. Four paw must have hush puppy option. Good atmosphere to understand why multi spectral optics are important.
Hope that is your property. Loved the hawk
I hope you don't commit perjury on any official documents. Loved the hawk too.
Id preach this to my soldiers with their kit. You might look stupid but it'll save you pain and heartache when you have to MOVE. You won't find those hotspots or find this way doesn't work on the move. Good on ya!
If you were to ask me, I would say that that is Germany. The pine trees are all the same size and they're planted in rows. I've never seen a cultivated forest of only pines in the U.S. altough they may exsist, I've never seen one.
@@fizickul71 you ought to check out the west coast some time
@@timberfallingcouple It would be nice but my traveling days are done. Enjoy the west coast before it falls into the ocean.🙂
No, I don't mean literally go there. A simple google search will show you forests like this for millions of acres.
@@timberfallingcouple you are exactly right as I was going to say the same thing as you did but not so much for the west cost, as it had been a standard over time for many, many land owners to plant pines (in areas they flourish) and other trees to help establish property boundaries! Most of the fenced properties that weren’t continuously maintained, ultimately had a solid tree line due to bird droppings with native seeds in the region!
I live in Georgia and planted pines are all over the southern part of the state, millions of acres of them. I fact hurricane Helene destroyed over 1.5 million acres of them. I personally lost about 50 acres of my planted pines.
What kinda ar does sadie have? I have a blem Psa so glad I got it before the ban in wa. It’s reliable only like metal clips though.
This one is a Brownells BRN-15.
Pretty sure the lower that's under it is a Blemished Aero, but can't remember for sure. All of our lowers are dirt cheapie mix-n-match.
I am not very knowledgeable on firearms but do you mean magazines, not clips?
@mianki100 clips are a slang term, yes for magazines. We generally presume so and use that presumption to understand what people are saying instead of fixating on language minutia in order to belittle one another.
There are some that do, but I strongly urge agai st that kind of behavior, and only conduct myself in such a manner when I'm trying to pick apart an "expert" who can't get his info straight.
Thanks for coming out.
Stick around. Lots of very good, knowledgeable guys around.
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Ok, but incorrect terminology tends to confuse some people. A firearms owner should be using correct terminology when speaking to a mixed audience of firearm owners and non-firearms owners.
@@timberfallingcouple No, clips are not slang for magazines. They are their own unit.
"Simply put, a magazine holds the ammunition of a loaded repeating rifle and helps feed it into the chamber as the rifle’s action is worked. A clip, on the other hand, is a device used to help load ammunition into a magazine."
"Both “clip” and “magazine” describe a device used to help feed ammunition into a repeating firearm, but they’re not the same thing." (Field and Stream)
How long do you typically stay out and what do you carry in your backpack?
We go anywhere between an hour and 3 hours, typically. Not too long. Just long enough to get the crystals out of my uric acid deposits.
The pack pack is a 3 day bag with changes of clothes, water purification, first aid, 3 day dehydrated food supply, full ammo loadout etc.
I call it my "don't come home" bag if one of us calls the other and says don't come home the bag is always on us and we can try to get to a safe place
@@timberfallingcouple: Excellent planning.
I’m on the hunt. I’m after you.🎼
What is with the stalking like she is in danger or hunting with a dog running all over. If there is anything other then them the dog will alert her.
Sweet goodness!
There’s the FOG! Turn around and run!
🇦🇺😎👍X-files fog 👽🛸
Back in the 70s in Montana, we would go back packing or camping and fishing, dropped off by a family member, we had are hunting rifles with us ,always.
Is she ambidextrous? She carys her rifle left handed, but carrys her side arm right side. Or is it the way the video is?
@@edoellien239 I'm a lefty and I was just trying out my husbands pistol belt holster 👍🏼
@timberfallingcouple ahhh. Just wondering. My best friend is as lefty as it gets. He shoots ong gun right handed, and side arm left. It's nuts, but it works very well for him. That's why I asked. I really liked the video.
Thanks for coming out. This test to see if she liked the hip holster seems to have gone well. I'll be making her a lefty one soon
-phil
Dootsie, just calm down before you become dinner. Because, “that winter, they ate the dog”.
If you know, then you know!
TEOTWAWKI !!!
I like the belt, and leather gear. Any info? My 1911 likes leather🤣
I build it all myself and I do take custom leather orders
@timberfallingcouple 😮 awesome! I wanna learn some leather work one day. Thanks for the reply!
@chriskenny6520 Tandy leather stores are scattered about. Go in and look for the Al Stohlman books. It's incredible what a guy can get done with a speedy stitcher and his hands, a set of shears and a utility knife.
That's like some scene out of a movie; the quietude of the setting made me think at any moment chaos might erupt. The climatic conditions sure made that a memorable stroll. Thanks for sharing!
Left eye dominant; likely a southpaw...
You bet.
Great video
What was this about?
Thats my girl!
There is a guy right behind you.
Looking for the nine lb.grouse😅😅😅😅😅😅😅
Great idea but I would suggest taking some binos with you instead of looking through that monocular with the crosshair in it lol when trying to identify something... Something happens & accidentally sends a round , you can't call that bullet back ... Identity your target before ever shouldering on it ...
I would suggest Karen minds her own business
@timberfallingcouple definitely not being a Karen to you on my comment but sometimes accidents do happen & our gun laws are already insane & we definitely don't need more restrictions on us
@dennisclapp2302 we definitely don't need people like you who feel strongly enough to tell others what to do.
People who feel they have enough authority to bark orders in a comments section often are the ones who feel righteous enough to vote in more restrictive laws on their neighbors.
Admit it, you're a Karen. Be better
@timberfallingcouple just saying , don't do stupid crap by pointing a loaded weapon at something that you don't even know it's your intended target ... People doing stupid things like that & because of accidents happening the rest have to suffer from people being stupid ... I shoot pretty much every day but I do it safely not doing dumb stuff as your video shows ... I could understand if you were in a war zone pulling up & glassing but I mean damn out here just walking your property , just shows how ignorant you are with your firearm .... Reminds me of that video I seen the other day , girl dressed out sleezy for her Tik Tok video in the gun range & almost accidentally shot people in there by doing dumb crap
@dennisclapp2302 YOU stop lying on federal form 1040's
See how that works. Karen won't mind her business.
Go take a nap Karen. You're the reason why training is about to be illegal in a large handful of states.
What a nice place...
Where is that?
It's right next to the BLM land up No-tellum ridge, above No-tellum lake.
Short answer, "Me no tellum."
@timberfallingcouple hahaha
DAVENPORT IOWA DAD JOKE of the day (25 Jan 2025)
[Q] what do ,fish in the ocean,use to get High?
[A] sea WEED
Paranoid are we all.
What are you hunting?
@@dusty7264 wabbits
@ nice out here we call them Bush Buffaloes.
What kind of scope is on your rifle?
I'm pretty sure if I went for a walk with my HP995 I'd get some odd looks. Not sure I could hit much with it - growing up in a gun free country has a tendency to make you an ineffective gun owner.
Maybe you'd consider immigrating to USA and perhaps you could replace that weapon when you get here.
@@timberfallingcouple That HP995 would be illegal if I was living in Britain. There, one cannot own any self-loading guns and pistols are banned unless they have effectively a wire shoulder brace permanently welded to them.
Ahhh so you have immigrated!! Welcome! You might get some odd looks, but maybe eventually we can make society safer and more used to good guys being in charge of their own safety.
Maybe make some noise unless you’re trying to sneak up on something,is the dog just for show or will it bark ?
The dog is most likely mentally handicapped.
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