Solo Bushcraft Camp. Natural Shelter, Wool Blanket, Raised Bed, Long Fire.
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-- Hey guys,
Join me on another adventure, this time I'm alone in a pine forest, where I find my old lean to natural shelter.
I built it last year, and have been wanting to return.
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Let me know if you want more natural shelter videos
we just want more anything videos you feel me
I agree with the we want more anything videos
Yes ! Love it !
I love the natural shelter. I also love your winter videos. I have to tell you, I go to sleep listening to your videos. I can't go to sleep without background noise. But what ever your schedule will let you do would be cool.
my favourite!
I swear, everything tastes better when you cook food camping than at home
Jakob Middlemiss lol
I agree, but cant explain why lol
Jakob Middlemiss Everything. Suddenly rice a roni is delicacy lol
Absolutely true!
Especially breakfast.
Family first Joe never a need to apologize .
He's canadian.
Doc. FunkBlack funk you
What's your point?
Doc. FunkBlack idk
Rob H. Funk both of y’all
I have never camped once in my life, but I truly enjoy these videos -- your delivery, camera work, and explanation of what you are doing (and why!) is truly entertaining. Your joy from being outdoors is great and I feel like I learn something every time I watch. Thank you for the great videos!
Hey joe, i am a 73 year old female. I really enjoy your videos. So comforting. You are so decent and natural. God bless your little family.
I’m always so excited when I see a notification of your channel, I always wanted to go bushcrafting but I just don’t have the equipment. I live in the Netherlands and I think I’m gonna buy a buck bantam blw at black friday. I always liked fire, knives and the outdoors, my parents don’t think I need a knife so I made one out of wood to show how beautiful it is. My mom agrees now but my dad still doesn’t, I hope I can have knife. When I studied to become a vet, I’m going to emigrate to Sweden!! I also like Sweden at the age of 5 so I want to make my dreams come true. I have two brothers, one is allergic for animals, I love doges all when I even could think about dogs... my father is also allergic for animals and always says I need to get a dog when I live alone. Thats why I want to live in Sweden far from the Netherlands and far from all the dirty states. You may think why I wrote this, because I think of my future in Sweden inside you, you do and have what I also like to do or have.... If you read this thanks for reading.🙂🙂
Joe please be careful when you're bleeding. You don't want to spread that around your shelter. Sharks can smell blood from miles away.
Love it
Street Sharks!
Lol
Or a bear like in that movie with Anthony hopkins the edge
Robert Holmes lol actually dieing 😂😂😂🔥🔥🔥🔥
Never apologize for putting family first. Really enjoyed this vid
Glad everything is good at home with family Joe! Thats what matters most. The woods will always be waiting for you to come back! Safe travels and adventures.
Australia doesn't really start getting desert until a couple hundred kilometres in, its mostly what we call bushland which is moderate to heavy density of large trees and a fair bit of knee/waist ground bushes with a decent amount of rock. I'd say this applies to a good portion of the country, especially the bottom half. Up north especially far north it can vary more from rain forests to sparse and scrub land and Western Australia is a world to it self.
Liked that comment Joe about not lying. Keep it honest and your life will be harder, but you'll sleep better at nights. Just a little bit of old age wisdom that'll come in handy for you. Love your vid's, and keep up the good health.
Hi Joe, another Aussie fan! I see a lot of comments regarding Australian bushcrafting experts and they are indeed experts! Its so hot and dry in a lot of the area's these great men film in (although still fairly wooded) that it takes a survival expert to thrive out here. Our Aboriginal peoples are like none other in the world when it comes to survival in harsh environments. Massive calling for you down here mate, would love to see you down under someday in the future! Cheers
amazing that joe can hike into a featureless area and still find his old camp.
Hey Joe!
I'm one of the many Aussie subscribers here on your channel. Here in Australia there are heaps of different forest types and bush areas, not just desert environment. Here where I live in Victoria we have some of the best camping up in the Vic High Country! Defiantly worth putting on your todo list!
Cheers,
Jarvis
Fuck I love my country, I feel privileged to live in it.
aussie is the best i love liveing here
couldn't agree more. G'day from the ACT. ;)
+1 for VIC the high country. Joe I'll be doing a 50 day hike along the Australian Alps, and you've inspired me to take a camera. Subscribe, vids up 2018.
look forward to seeing some Aussie video... :)
Nice one Joe, as always! Shame you had to cut it short, but hey, things crop up! At least you got your eggs and bacon - why you had to ruin those eggs by flipping them is beyond me though!! Hope everything was okay at home. Cheers, Simon.
Lol, I too like sunnyside up, but I'm going to have to agree with Joe. Over easy is the way to go.
Joe, Doug, and Shawn are like the 3 types of attributes I look for in a friend. Hyper/Excited like Joe, loyal and Willing like Doug, and Quietly intelligent and philosophical/empathetic like Shawn. And you can't forget Sarcastic and funny like all 3.
I have yet to find a good friend like that.
Dear Deidre
I agree! I think that's why I'm stuck on UA-cam, none of my real friends like what I'm into. I'm stuck doing it alone, or forcing my kids to at least try it.
I Have been a long term Sub of all 3 and will tell you what I told them, I Sub to very few Chs. When I do it's always for the same 2 reasons. 1. 30% Content and 2. 70% Personality. For you to make the observations in them as you discribe, you have to share in the same attributes. Warm Regards from Oregon friend, .... Mike.
I was just thinking along a similar line BB. They all seem likable and sincere in different ways. Cheers
Bushcraft Baxter i
Love the nod to Dick Proenneke, big respect to one of the original outdoor filmographers... not many of us can pull off what he did back then, the time, the patience and the self-reliance, is very rare these days....
Joe you are just so original and normal just like the guys going camping just great
13:18 sneaky fast squirrel on a tree in the background, right side of the video. can you spot it? :)
Yeah spotted it on that tree 😂
good eyes
I was waiting for this comment
Dude your video filming and editing are so damn good now. What's your ultimate camera setup if money were no object? Also, we got to get you to 1m subs, I say international camping trip extravaganza!
Amazing video! I love observing earth, explore and calm down...
I'm Australian and I can tell you that there are as many different kinds of forests here from rain forests to deserts. hope you come and visit sometime, you would love it keep up the amazing work
Im anAustralian subscriber and some parts of Australia are desert like the middle of Australia and along the coast is tropical and iether queensland od victoris have big open forest
At 52 mins joe starts singing the veggietales theme song.
All good bro. Glad everyone is fine.. You rock!!
Joe, I like the way you split your firewood. That's better than batoning it.
11:29 assassin leaf!!!
omega5822 i
omega5822 ha
That made my day thanks lmao
Would be cool to have Survival Lilly come back to Canada and do a dual survival video with you. You could start from Thunder Bay and I could bring you guys out to some remote place on Lake Superior with my boat and drop you off. You guys could be "Ship Wrecked".
Ryan Mazurski great idea
i can assure you that Australia isn't just an outback type of country and has many different types of forests. It all depends on where you go in Australia to weather it is dry or mostly wet, for example if you're in Victoria, New South Wales or some areas of Queensland, you will have a more wet tropical climate, but if you are situated in Western Australia, South Australia or some parts of the Northern Territory, it will be very dry.
You should take a trip to Australia and try to conquer the hot harsh desert climates for a video. If you do decide to do this, make sure you do a lot of research on native plants and animals and bring a lot of water. Please do not restrict yourself to one big bottle of water because you will get dehydrated very quickly. Hopefully you read this and take this into consideration because it would make such a fantastic video and it always nice to try new things in life.
Say what you will about this guy, but he's as resilient as it gets. Nothing goes right for the poor dude but he makes it work and still keeps a smile on his face.
Auto-like just for the A-Team reference.
Squirrel at 13:19
Robert - GarantiPuts where?
on the right side, running up a tree
Robert - GarantiPuts I was wondering when someone would comment that!
Make some more hot tent in the snow with the dog when you can. So relaxing watching those
sticking the axe in the log: confirmed dopeness. straight fire bars
Joe, have you never seen Primitive Technology? He's out in Queensland if I'm remembering correctly
Collab video!
Dude what, PrimTech is in Australia and he's in Canada, don't think that's gonna happen any time soon ;)
You can only hope man
Wownerd1265 Queensland Australia? Lol
Yes, PT is based out of the North of Australia, Queensland.
Though a collab would be the bomb, it may require talking something Primative Technology does not do. Some say he is close to developing language lol.
Great video Joe! Family comes first so will see you out there again next time. Keep them coming!
Absolutely loving the videos, have done for a long time, don’t apologise nothing you could’ve done
Nice video man, great to see that shelter again!
I never skip ads, but I keep getting that fricken 30 minute Calm one & it kills me
So, no problems with how you ended the video. Family is most important and you did the right thing.
I've always loved it when you plow your axe into one of the log ends to hold your axe, it's like, a wood magnate, it just sticks!
Family always comes first, glad everone is okay, love your videos keep up the good work :)
Joe, you would love the Gold Coast of Australia...fly into Melbourne and take one of the multi-wheel drive buses that take you into the nearby "green" forests...amazing terrain! My sister and I were able to see kangaroos, wallaby's, koala bears, crocs, from the safety of the bus. Don, our driver, is married to an aborigine. Her brother is a very experienced bush guide into the Outback. He offered to take us out but Sis and I already had our week planned out...damn. Big mistake but we had a great time. The Great Barrier Reef is of another world and there were some awesome camp sites on the barrier islands. Anyway, I loved this video, Joe, and after watching your "re-visit" to your shelter I was anxious to watch this one. I love salmon and that with the broccoli, lemon sprinkle and the beer...hell, you can keep your 5-star restaurants! What better place to eat than Joe's Shelter-in-the-Woods.
your fish made my mouth water pal... good job Joe lad.
Thank you Joe, for another video.
One hint I might add is that cool air can circulate under your bed. If you can block that with some sort of skirt, maybe piling leaves, etc. so that air can't circulate you'll stay warmer.
I love your videos. I didn't realize until watching your second video that you were the guy from Alone lol. You were one of my favorites because you were very ambitious and constantly thinking about how to improve everything. Keep it up man!
Australia has pretty much all terrain, from snow to rain forest to dessert to scrub. In South Australia, where I am it's the driest state on the driest continent on earth. We have one major river in our whole state. In the outback we get days that are 120F + and that same night it can be 20F. It's also a novelty watching you guys get your sleeping bags out early. We don't do that here. We wait until the last minute so we don't have snakes and spiders make a home in them. If you ever want to come here, you're welcome!
As a fellow bushcrafter who enjoys your channel, I was happy to hear you give a shout out to Dick Proenneke. "That was a true O.G. of bushcrafting!"
Great video. Keep up the good work. Be blessed
Glad everything is ok at home. See ya again soon. You are such a great family man.
Loved this one, really like the 1hr+ videos, super hungry after this one :D keep em coming Joe!
JOE! It's citron et saumon! Not lémon and saumon you englishman! Come to Quebec, we'll camp together and I'll teach you a few french words, make you sound a bit more fancy in your vidéos, d'accord? ;)
Sorry you had to cut your trip short. What we saw was great but, family first Joe. Hoping everything turns out well for you,& yours.💯❤️👍🏾😀🙋🏽♀️✝️🙏🏾🇺🇸
Glad everything was Okay Love your videos
Looks completely different without the snow; and your shelter lasted well!
Veggie tails, when I was a little kid I loved that show
Questions: 1-Your wool blanket...100% wool or 75/25%? (I find the 100% heavy). 2- What protection do you use against tics? 3- Pack size and weight? 4-You seem to pack lots of food. How do you keep it from spoiling? I enjoy and learn a lot from your videos. Thanks.
Alot better than the last time
Puffy Jackehhhhhhhhht! HA! That cracks me up every time.
Hi Joe, Australia has tropical rainforests like the Daintree forest and snowy alpine mountains that only see about six weeks of snow. But yeah it's 80% arid, the coastal fringe is green.
Hey Joe, glad everything is okay with the family situation, can't wait to see your next trip back at this spot
Looking forward to tonight's video Joe 😊
I'm from Australia and yes there is different types of terrains and forest in queens land there are some rain forest
Wow it's surprising and nice to know that a lot of people watching this are from Australia... mainly because i am and i just happened to stumble upon your channel. Although i guess it shouldn't be too much of a surprise because a lot of Australian's love to camp.
There are different kinds of Terrain about half of Australia is Dessert which is mostly in the middle... so if you're living around there then no, most of the states further away from the middle would have more rain forest types of areas and places like you go to, minus the snow
You’re the best Joe
Hi Joe, someone has probably already answered you but Down here in Australia we have everything from desert to rainforests. The types of trees in an Aussie (pronounced Ozzy) forest will vary somewhat depending on which part of the country you’re in. Some areas can be such dense vegetation that you wouldn’t attempt walking through it. 😃
We have everything here in Aus!
And if you want closer to home camping here, come to Tasmania ! Our west coast tarkine is VERY challenging, hot and cold, just absolutely glorious forests :)!
But its a fking huge country and there are so many options but tassie is a MUST
It’s my favorite Video of yours
I think you should build a complete cabin . It’s cool to see what minimum tools that it can be used to build a true cabin.
Dam Joe, you can climb trees with them feet brother and yeah, do more natural tree shelters in the woods !
The majority of Australia is desert. However the bulk of the population is in coastal cities where there is more rainfall. I live near Melbourne in one of the wettest areas in the state of Victoria. I live near some huge mountain ash forests. At the base of the Victorian high country. Up there you get snow etc.
you should do a camping video in New Zealand, it's really green and lush here and its also summer during this time of the year
"Ohhh Yeaaaaah Brother" just made my night
glad you have a Muskoka brew, thats my home area
45:40 looks like you're cross thatching the logs to get a "fast high tall burning fire". Think it'll use up a lot of wood, but it's your fire. I often learn something new when you do something different than I would expect. Thanks.
nnnnooooooo theres no scout : (
Franky R. I now right
PRINGLE FIRE!! Funny
Veggie Tales, ha ha!!! Love it!
Hey joe its great watching your adventures you've got a awesome group of friends "dark humor" is sooooo appreciated!!! I'm due for the real great outdoors, I paroled in 2012 from a 15 year stint in the most fucked up prisons here in California the only thing I discharged with is a stay ready attitude and that law enforcement has a disregard for human rights(I sued the prison system and won). The L.A. County sheriff's department showed its true corrupt nature while I was pre-incarcerated for 2 years fighting my trumped up charges in their holding facility. But anyway MAHALO NUI (thanks) for the adventure and keeping it real. Aloha Duke the Hawaiian.
Watching you tie up that beam over your existing roof, a lil helping hand, take you knife and drive into tree, tip first, under your beam with handle on slight upward angle, this will create a rest for one end of beam while you tie the other.
You do an outstanding job editing and producing these videos.
This was a class axe.
Damn man definitely understandable but i was enjoying that so much.. one of your best/funniest for sure
You gotta try a IPA I love it’s called Hopadillo (has an armadillo looking thing on it , brown and green) It’s citrusy, a little bit lighter than most IPAs but there are malty notes and of course you get the cinnamon/bitter taste from the hops they use. You will love it
Cheap as well. I usually find a six pack; can or bottle, for around 10ish US dollars. 6.4% I believe
Nice one mate! Loved this!
Not silly, Awesome, learn so much from you, Awesome. :-)
Do u know anyone like u that's looking for a friend in texas? .... Your make everything look like fun. I need a camping buddy.
Thanks joe! You da man!
Hey nice vid u are great! And funny at the same time
@49:27 that scream had me in stitches man. Love the shelter videos Joe, more is always welcome.
joe here in Australia its all different types of terrain and there is only desert in mostly the middle and unpopulated areas
Very fun vid, looks like you had a blast! I do historic trekking so my equipment is a little more primitive. Yes just sticking your ax like that is silly and yes I do the same thing.
My food is more cr 1800 any thing on a fire in the woods is great... but broccoli ??? My god man what were you thinking???😂
I think you should so a video explaining in greater detail the knots you mostly use and ones you suggest
13:18 there's a squirrel climbing on the tree way behind !!
depend , where you go in Australia different climates to states you can have dense rain forests to dry desserts
Keep going your really good
This is beautiful man, I like when you bring beer amazing beers of all genres whiskey's or liquors to I love off the grid
haha! Sal Bass... It's like a sauna in here..
Deer ticks are the worst. Can't believe you still have them around this late in the year!!!!!!!
Hey Joe, I need to say I really like your video's. Very inspiring and amusing.
I wanted to ask: have you ever tried Silky saw's? I can really recommend them.
Cheers!