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Wow, Purina made Tushonka in WW2, that's interesting..

My son did a project on the hermit of gully lake in elementary school-fascinating man

Honestly, I'm with you on being cautious with mushrooms. I used to go collecting them quite often with my mum and grandma when I was a kid, so I have a decent Idea of what I'm looking for, but recently a friend's wife was taken to hospital for organ failure and nearly died because of one easy misidentification while picking mushrooms. Kind of warned me off the idea of harvesting a few while out walking the dog like I'd been thinking.

i tried putting this muzzle brake on my keltec with pliers and now its all scratched and scuffed and not even on straight its at a angle not flat..will i be okay shooting her even if the muzzle brake isnt flat lined up with sights and is at an angle? i figured spray paint it with rustoleum n call it good aint gotta line up perfect long as itll still work

The red dot indicates that the knife has an "S"engraved on it and indicates that it has a flaw . Bought two of them . One for me and one for a friend . Can't beat the price .

Spreads heat around room. It does work.

The part about substituting cosmoline for butter got me laughing so hard!

I have a can of Belarusian Tushonka in my closet right now.

Greetings from Germany, thank you for the information about the pack weight. Whenever I pack my reproduction-traditional gear I am always amazed at how heavy and bulky it seems compared to modern hiking gear. This leaves me thinking that I must be overpacking... :)

When I grow up I want to go for a walk in the woods.

Not tushenka - just meat boiled in a jar. Nothing even close to tushenka. Do you sleep in that hat for practice?

I'm the 999th subscriber. We need only one more.

Just here to feed the algorithm. Nice quick recipe thanks.

Nice video. I have same model of PC, addeed front grip and PA Glx1 Cyclops optic. I shot my handguns with left hand. When tried shooting PC with left hand I could not tolerate hot gases into my face. So I shoof it right handed. What is you chest rig and how much was it?

This guy is from Mississippi

Thank you i want to see more of the hermit

The way I remember it being told is that on paper the husband stabbed the wife with a dagger but by the husband's account they've been stalked by a creature. He called the Hidey hinder which I'm thinking is a hide behind and that's what killed his wife and family and they locked him up and called them a madman. At least that's the story I grew up with

This forest is very haunted and ooooh yes, there is a cryptid there

The Remo of gun's. 😊

Most barbarians preferred under armor😂

I would like one made of straw for thre hot months. !

Bought a Territory in khaki. I wasn't sure if the greenish-brownish earth tone would be pleasing but it really is. I steamed the brim to turn up the front corners a bit and it's great. A high quality hat.

Neat, at the distance you were double tapping the yellow steel; it was good but I probably wouldn’t be doing double taps at that distance, even with a good break, just a friendly tip 😊

Did you check your barrel tension ring adjustment?

How can a fan save your wood consumption? Makes no sense at all.

Well done I like the rawness of the video. I lived in NS all my life and the outdoors is a big part of it, being surrounded by it I don’t now how anyone couldn’t. Anyway we’ll done keep up the good work and I’ll be on the lookout for more of the Foraging videos. Lots of foraging content in our woods and it’s a growing audience, especially when it comes to mushrooms.

Nice informative video bud

In the UK you can have a suppressor, and they are even less restrictive than the states. Go figure. Great video.

Like and enjoyed your test performance, but its miss fire sometimes and it cannot ejects shell out.to be improve on the gun like it ,because it's small to carry.😳😳👍

Im a direct descent of Major Thomas Dickson. My younger brother is buried on Mt. Whatley

Just realize when you said "18.6"" barrel that you guys don't get the 16.2" barrel in Canada.

Just dropped in to see how the hat is faring

Sharp looking hat, Akubra’s are classic ! If you’re working in it the lining will come out

I would take. The rail OFF AND use rubber vice faces and clamp down on the barrel… 😮

Ha! I'm going to have to remember that last line :) That looks like a comfy setup. You made me think about modern camping vs. medieval larping - cars exist, and yet people still bicycle around; or helicopters and mountain climbing :) Currently the weather is hot, so I'm playing around with wrapping myself in various fabric rectangles, so I guess my persona is.. scottish maasai?

This popped up in my feed today. It was a pleasant surprise. Hope you're well.

Just bought one 😅 it’s way underpowered. Spent 119.00 dollars 😅

How do you like that phosphate finish compared to regular blued finish?

I like the vent holes in it for sure.

how about a two year review. I am looking to buy one but want to make sure it is worth it.

Merci, j'adore la façon dont tu scanne (décortique) la "Chiappa Little Badger", et je suis à 100/100 en accord avec toi. Du coup je m'abonne et je te suis pour être mieux informé sur ta vision !!! 😉👍🙏

Yeesh, you casually pulled that bird literally limb from limb. Having no experiencing processing carcasses, I would have expected that to be more difficult. And, yes, they had basil.

Outstanding idea using a shoe polish/leather conditioner tin! Not only is it a great holder, it keeps the tinder material dry! I’m from a warmer climate-(South Carolina, USA)-although I moved to Vermont back in ‘99, and getting a winter fire started was very challenging for me at first…we really don’t get snow down south. I used to find arrow and spear points in South Carolina, but since living in Vermont, the only artifacts I’ve found are what are known locally as “Indian Stones”…I’ve found 3 so far, all looking alike with one or more indentations in the stone, presumably for the top part of a fire bow. Pretty interesting stuff! I notice I found your channel several years after you began to produce content…I hope you’re still around, and am glad you’ve been passing your knowledge down to others. Again sir, thank you so very much for yet another outstanding presentation.

Phenomenal presentation, sir! I thoroughly enjoyed literally every aspect of your video! I too, am a historical enthusiast, focusing on historical fencing, but interested in ALL aspects of life in the period…I specifically wish to hunt boar with a spear in the old style…I’ve hunted them with firearms, but to do it with a spear….at any rate, I digress…Your accent sounds local to me-(I live in the state of Vermont)-but due to your use of the metric system, I suspect you’re just North of me, in the lovely land of Quebec…I’ve visited Quebec City; lovely, historic town…I felt like I was somewhere in Europe! Thank you so much for sharing your passion! Its always good to meet kindred spirits. I hope this message reaches you well, sir!

Only just found this, but you've inspired me to trim back on my kit! Subscribing!

None of this is familiar to the research I've done; though I'm far from an expert lol.. And yours seems to be specific to foresters. So, let's not forget that much of the middle ages was subject to the little ice-age, that bring that for more than half of the year, the temperature would stay below zero. Lots of layers of wool were worn, as many as each person could afford but those layers likely to be the only clothes they had in their possession save for possibly a spare linen shirt. Cloaks were commonly part of those layers and they would sleep in them too, either inside or outside. Indoors offered little extra in warmth. For most, leather was rare and having little to put on the feet was always a problem. Bindings of several layers were often used, though on occasion peasants would occasionally acquire some well used boots. People did travel in England, though it was rare. Serfs were not allowed to but free men often walked parts of the country looking for work pertaining to their trade, walking with their whole family. They would have some basic cooking items and an axe and knives plus tools of their trade. They'd just sleep as they were, doing their utmost to avoid the rain. Read Pillars of the Earth. A fantastic read.

Ordered one last week in the sand color. It should be here in a few days. Can't wait!

Those squirrels are MAD.

Look at that! Working its magic and creating its own electricity from the heat of your wood stove!

Great video, Just note you can only reduce so much due to the gas system on your carbine, the muzzle brake wont do much, all you can do is manage the recoil yourself. Check this video out. th-cam.com/video/AkmN-VMJKFI/w-d-xo.html