J’avoue tu as géré grave, c'est vraiment rustique, y’a du tchetchene là dedans ! Autant l’expédition a du etre humainement galère, autant la gestion de l’image et du son sont perfect. Là où 99% des gens préfèrent être sous des draps, dans un lit confortable, toi tu vas faire un feu de camp sous la neige... ce garçon mérite plus de vues, le boulot derrière est aussi énorme que le niveau de skills.
@@tulgula3176 Merci mon frère !! Oui beaucoup de boulot pour tous les cadres, parametrages avant chaque prise, et ensuite edit 😅 Ca viendra inshallah, le travail paie. Merci Camarade 🫡
@deborahphillips9034 and worst of all, I abandoned a camera in the bush !!! Wait... if I abandoned the camera, how did I make the video ? 😁 Just teasing you. Fire was out cold when I left 🫡
I love this format, brother. Only a little ways in, thus far, but M and I are both loving it. I see that you bundle your cordage the way they do in hojojutsu! 😮👍👍
@TheShurikenZone Thanks, brother ! That was as beautiful as it was hard (mainly because of the mud and all-around dampness). That fire was crazy to get going, but I knew a good meal was on the other side 🤣
@TheShurikenZone Oh... I'm quite new to axes, so that may be a very valid concern 🤣 I applied the same principles as machete handling, expecting the axe to bounce off at an angle.
@ARAW-__- Hah! Aye, I noticed that you worked yourself away from the more dangerous axe work (between your legs), quite quickly, and indeed axe head deflection was the only thing I was concerned about. As always, this video was an absolute treat. 😁👍👍 Mack got excited, when I told her you'd put up a long video. Production quality was spectacular. And the only thing you could have really used... was a donohi. 😜
Man, great video! You should have been in charge of my Girl Scout Winter Survival course. I spent the night outside (with another Girl Scout), in 4-6 inches of snow. We had to make a shelter, build a fire, dispatch a rabbit, cook/eat it, and sleep overnight. I had frostnip on my toes by the end of it. Years later, because of what I learned from Ryan, come to find out- the people overseeing the whole exercise, shouldn't have been. :/
Hi Mackenzie 😁 Sounds like a real adventure ! How old were you at the time ? Were you close to other camps ? Frostnip is no good, that means your core temperature was lower than it should have : lower iq (momentarily 😅) and dexterity (needed for firecraft and first aid). I wanted to be a scout when I was a kid ! Alone in the woods with freezing temps is, by default, dangerous. If the fire died down suddenly (pack of snow perched on a branch falling due to the rising heat) one could be in serious trouble ! Matter of life and desth, truly... On this trip, especially, I made sure no branch could harm me. Can't afford to get hurt. I'm proud you liked the video. It means a lot 🫡 Have a nice day
@ARAW-__- there were about 5 groups of 2 each... and we were all about... 11-12, I think? And, on top of everything else, it started snowing MORE over night. The frostnip was relegated to my toes, thankfully. Feet are still sensitive to cold, too. :/
@Dalenra3013 I got a friend that lost sensitivity in his fingers due to frostbite, its no joke. Were you in sight of the team ? Sounds more like a survival situation than training... 😶
That's awesome! But I reckon we don't have the same snowstorms 😅 Here when there's 2 inches of snow, people automatically eat cheese, riot, and bring the guillotine to the street 🤣
@@ARAW-__- No, but in my case I got snowed in while I slept then tried to come down off the mountain and ended up in a ditch! Which then took two days to get someone up there to rescue my SUV. Riots and guillotine don't sound the most pleasant, but I'll take the cheese please! 🤣
Im about to start winter camping for the first time this year. What would be the first advice you'd give me ? As i am a woman alone who will be isolated in the woods...
Hi 👋 First off, go in an area where no one would wander and find you. People are the biggest threat. Bring a sleeping bag at least 10°C warmer than the lowest expected temp you'd expect. A thick sleeping pad is non-negotiable. Spare socks, a warm hat, and a scarf will go a long way. When you go into the forest, regularly check whether or not you're getting signal. Keep your phone close to your body, for warmth : battery won't like the cold. A powerbank in the sleeping bag, and recharge when sleeping. Have a family member or friend know where you'll park, where you plan to camp, and give them updates as you go. They'll be your tether to safety, so ask a reliable person 😅 You got it !
@kringsja922 Hello Kringsja 🫡 4mmd thick foam pad (200×50cm) + 2 7mm thick foam pads (45×30) for added insulation. One is under my spine, the other under my butt and thighs 🫡
@kringsja922 Hmmm... I guess it is 😅 I don't like inflatable pads, as they are not that lasting (my foam pads has hundreds of nights), and can get punctured... but to tell all the truth, I never used an inflatable mat. Maybe if I did, I'd keep using it 🫡
@kringsja922 yes it does... but my 7mm on top of the 4mm does a great job ! Also, we could use some spruce to boost the insulation, I just don't like using living trees, but that works great ! 🫡
Hi, great Video. But you are wearing the same clothes as in the other videos. I presume it was warmer then. The shoes too. Aren't you cold man? You should dress up better. Interesting to see where you are too. Near Isle de France. I have been to Paris 100s of times. Good luck with your adventures but dress better please.
Hey Mike ! You're right, I dress very lightly. You got a keen eye, these are my only shoes, they are minimalist beach shoes that breathe a lot. It was a bit chilly, but when hiking, I get hot quick. At camp, too, as I make fire. In case I can't make fire, my quilt is warm ! My philosophy is tI'be a bit chilly in the day, and plenty warm at night (always expecting lower temps and bad weather) I'm between 93 and 94, so about an hour and half to Fontainebleau 🫡
@Bootlegmike Oh, thank you so much, man ! I'm good, but there was a time not that long ago I wore shoes with a hole the size of an egg... hard times, but it's in the past now 🫡 As for why those, then... I like lightweight minimalist shoes 😅 But I'm searching for minimalist, wide toe-box shoes for muddy terrain now 😁 Again, I appreciate the help Mike, the world needs more people like you 🫡
Less is more sometimes (if you have the knowledge and experience to keep it from being dangerous, of course). There's nothing worse than being a hot sweaty mess in the winter. Better to be colder, not sweaty, and acclimate. As long as you can keep your core warm, the extremities should fair pretty well until you can stop and make a fire.
@pennsyltuckyreb9800 Hey Pennsyl ! 😁 That's how I view the clothing system as well... and sgain, a WARM quilt is the safety net if I can't make a fire. Spend months without fire nor sleeping bag in subtropical environment. I was cold, shivering every night, 10*c at the lowest. Now, I accept the cold during the day, but I want warmth and sleep at night !
J’avoue tu as géré grave, c'est vraiment rustique, y’a du tchetchene là dedans ! Autant l’expédition a du etre humainement galère, autant la gestion de l’image et du son sont perfect. Là où 99% des gens préfèrent être sous des draps, dans un lit confortable, toi tu vas faire un feu de camp sous la neige... ce garçon mérite plus de vues, le boulot derrière est aussi énorme que le niveau de skills.
@@tulgula3176 Merci mon frère !!
Oui beaucoup de boulot pour tous les cadres, parametrages avant chaque prise, et ensuite edit 😅
Ca viendra inshallah, le travail paie.
Merci Camarade 🫡
Good fire, potatoes and cheese!
@DavidWestBgood2ppl Haha, Tha k you David. Fire was hard to secure. Gotta be prepared ! 🫡
Incroyable la tactical Tartiflette !
@@arnaud_bubu Haha, oui la Tactiflette est la solution à beaucoup de problèmes 😁
🔥🥓🤤
Yo yoo somebody is getting 10k per videeo :P Great job bro !!! I told you that some video will pop sooner or later ,)) hell yeah awesome trip
@AdamCeladin Haha, you were right, Adam ! Glad this video is having a bit of success, I hope I can keep improving the quality 🫡
Snowy❤🎉
Haha, thank you brother ! I knew you'd like it 🫡
@ARAW-__- Yes !I like your video so much! Thank you for sharing this , brother !💝👍
@VicJeng Thank you for the continued support, brother !
I cannot believe you didn’t put that fire out!!!!
@deborahphillips9034 and worst of all, I abandoned a camera in the bush !!! Wait... if I abandoned the camera, how did I make the video ? 😁
Just teasing you.
Fire was out cold when I left 🫡
Would you prefer longer / less edited videos, or edited to a more fast-pace ?
Hope to get some feedback, I'm still learning the ropes here :)
I love this format, brother. Only a little ways in, thus far, but M and I are both loving it. I see that you bundle your cordage the way they do in hojojutsu! 😮👍👍
@TheShurikenZone Thanks, brother ! That was as beautiful as it was hard (mainly because of the mud and all-around dampness). That fire was crazy to get going, but I knew a good meal was on the other side 🤣
@ARAW-__- Those potatoes look awesome, thus! BUT... There was one point where I was a bit concerned about your axe safety, O my brother! 8-/ hah
@TheShurikenZone Oh... I'm quite new to axes, so that may be a very valid concern 🤣
I applied the same principles as machete handling, expecting the axe to bounce off at an angle.
@ARAW-__- Hah! Aye, I noticed that you worked yourself away from the more dangerous axe work (between your legs), quite quickly, and indeed axe head deflection was the only thing I was concerned about. As always, this video was an absolute treat. 😁👍👍 Mack got excited, when I told her you'd put up a long video. Production quality was spectacular. And the only thing you could have really used... was a donohi. 😜
Man, great video! You should have been in charge of my Girl Scout Winter Survival course.
I spent the night outside (with another Girl Scout), in 4-6 inches of snow. We had to make a shelter, build a fire, dispatch a rabbit, cook/eat it, and sleep overnight. I had frostnip on my toes by the end of it.
Years later, because of what I learned from Ryan, come to find out- the people overseeing the whole exercise, shouldn't have been. :/
Hi Mackenzie 😁
Sounds like a real adventure ! How old were you at the time ? Were you close to other camps ? Frostnip is no good, that means your core temperature was lower than it should have : lower iq (momentarily 😅) and dexterity (needed for firecraft and first aid).
I wanted to be a scout when I was a kid !
Alone in the woods with freezing temps is, by default, dangerous. If the fire died down suddenly (pack of snow perched on a branch falling due to the rising heat) one could be in serious trouble !
Matter of life and desth, truly...
On this trip, especially, I made sure no branch could harm me. Can't afford to get hurt.
I'm proud you liked the video. It means a lot 🫡 Have a nice day
@ARAW-__- there were about 5 groups of 2 each... and we were all about... 11-12, I think? And, on top of everything else, it started snowing MORE over night. The frostnip was relegated to my toes, thankfully. Feet are still sensitive to cold, too. :/
@Dalenra3013 I got a friend that lost sensitivity in his fingers due to frostbite, its no joke.
Were you in sight of the team ? Sounds more like a survival situation than training... 😶
@ARAW-__- that's EXACTLY what Ryan said! 🤣🤣🤣 those idiots came around once an hour or so, to check on the different groups.
@@ARAW-__- Every time she tells this story, I'm amazed by the organizers' level of ineptitude. They put those kids in serious danger. 8-/
Such a beautiful winter scenery, amazing shots!
@ervinslens Thanks Ervin ! Winter is beautiful 😌
Bel video amico....saluti dall'Italia
@@liberoarcari6586 Grazzie mille amico 🫡
Nice video, truly amazing atmosphere
@Bbrbushcraft3 Thank you, man ! I see you are doing bushcraft as well ! 😁
Tu me donnes faim avec ta tactiflette! Et puis envie d'aller dormir dehors vec le feu... Merci
@@noe5357 Ca fait plaisir à lire l'ami 😁
La tartiflette au coin du feu en hiver... On peut pas test 😁
Looks like my weekend adventure last week!
That's awesome! But I reckon we don't have the same snowstorms 😅
Here when there's 2 inches of snow, people automatically eat cheese, riot, and bring the guillotine to the street 🤣
@@ARAW-__- No, but in my case I got snowed in while I slept then tried to come down off the mountain and ended up in a ditch! Which then took two days to get someone up there to rescue my SUV. Riots and guillotine don't sound the most pleasant, but I'll take the cheese please! 🤣
@blacksprucesurvival Man, now I need the video 🤣
@@ARAW-__- I didn't get much ditch footage unfortunately. 😞
@blacksprucesurvival well, if your car's out and not too damaged... health and money are precious
Buen campamento invernal 👍
@@malacarabushcraft1451 Hermano ! Me alegro de verte de vuelta 😁👊
Sao không bật đèn lên mà quay để tối om som không thấy gì hết không có ca bin 😂
Didn't understood everything but... I try not to much much lights when I'm in the forest.
Im about to start winter camping for the first time this year. What would be the first advice you'd give me ? As i am a woman alone who will be isolated in the woods...
Hi 👋
First off, go in an area where no one would wander and find you. People are the biggest threat.
Bring a sleeping bag at least 10°C warmer than the lowest expected temp you'd expect. A thick sleeping pad is non-negotiable.
Spare socks, a warm hat, and a scarf will go a long way.
When you go into the forest, regularly check whether or not you're getting signal. Keep your phone close to your body, for warmth : battery won't like the cold. A powerbank in the sleeping bag, and recharge when sleeping.
Have a family member or friend know where you'll park, where you plan to camp, and give them updates as you go. They'll be your tether to safety, so ask a reliable person 😅
You got it !
Hey, buddy. Love the vid and scenery! 👍👊 Well done, good sir!
Thanks man ! It's been years I didn't camp under proper snow. I needed that 🫡
beautiful, what sleeping pad do you use?.
that meal looks delicious as well, cant forget the cheese ofc
@kringsja922 Hello Kringsja 🫡
4mmd thick foam pad (200×50cm) + 2 7mm thick foam pads (45×30) for added insulation.
One is under my spine, the other under my butt and thighs 🫡
That sound very cold, is it not?
@kringsja922 Hmmm... I guess it is 😅
I don't like inflatable pads, as they are not that lasting (my foam pads has hundreds of nights), and can get punctured... but to tell all the truth, I never used an inflatable mat. Maybe if I did, I'd keep using it 🫡
@@ARAW-__- yeah i only use foam as well but a little thicker like 8-10mm or something, and in the winter it gets a little chilly.
@kringsja922 yes it does... but my 7mm on top of the 4mm does a great job ! Also, we could use some spruce to boost the insulation, I just don't like using living trees, but that works great ! 🫡
Hallo. It’s been awhile, sir.
@lottidd6037 Hi Lotti !! Glad to see you back ! You got a spot near the campfire 🔥
Hi, great Video. But you are wearing the same clothes as in the other videos. I presume it was warmer then. The shoes too. Aren't you cold man? You should dress up better. Interesting to see where you are too. Near Isle de France. I have been to Paris 100s of times. Good luck with your adventures but dress better please.
Hey Mike !
You're right, I dress very lightly. You got a keen eye, these are my only shoes, they are minimalist beach shoes that breathe a lot. It was a bit chilly, but when hiking, I get hot quick. At camp, too, as I make fire.
In case I can't make fire, my quilt is warm ! My philosophy is tI'be a bit chilly in the day, and plenty warm at night (always expecting lower temps and bad weather)
I'm between 93 and 94, so about an hour and half to Fontainebleau 🫡
@ARAW-__- I don't want to be presumptuous but if you can't afford a pair of boots I'll be happy to send you some.
@Bootlegmike Oh, thank you so much, man ! I'm good, but there was a time not that long ago I wore shoes with a hole the size of an egg... hard times, but it's in the past now 🫡
As for why those, then... I like lightweight minimalist shoes 😅 But I'm searching for minimalist, wide toe-box shoes for muddy terrain now 😁
Again, I appreciate the help Mike, the world needs more people like you 🫡
Less is more sometimes (if you have the knowledge and experience to keep it from being dangerous, of course). There's nothing worse than being a hot sweaty mess in the winter. Better to be colder, not sweaty, and acclimate. As long as you can keep your core warm, the extremities should fair pretty well until you can stop and make a fire.
@pennsyltuckyreb9800 Hey Pennsyl ! 😁
That's how I view the clothing system as well... and sgain, a WARM quilt is the safety net if I can't make a fire. Spend months without fire nor sleeping bag in subtropical environment. I was cold, shivering every night, 10*c at the lowest. Now, I accept the cold during the day, but I want warmth and sleep at night !