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Schultz Outdoors
United States
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 29 ต.ค. 2011
Hello and welcome to my channel. While I have always been an avid outdoorsman my entire life - hunting, fishing, and camping, in Michigan, Ontario, and beyond, I have recently got into the bushcraft side of the outdoors. While I don't necessarily build shelters I do enjoy to tarp camp as well as canoe trips and backpacking with my black lab, Lexi. We also really enjoy just general woods time, exploring and cooking food outdoors. This channel will feature those types of videos (trips, tips, and tricks) as well as the odd video of me trying various skills for the first time. I hope you enjoy the channel and come along as I grow my outdoor skills and and of course feel free to comment.
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5 Day Solo Canoe Trip With My Dog - Bull Moose and Into Boulder Lake
Lexi and I go on a 5 day solo canoe trip in the BWCA. We see a couple of bull moose, one which walks right through my camp (sorry, no video, only audio). We also head into Boulder and Adams lake which is an area I have wanted to get to for years. Weather was phenomenal and a great time was had!
#camping #dog #campdog #canoecamping #bwca #canoe
#camping #dog #campdog #canoecamping #bwca #canoe
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Late fall tarp camp with my dog - Bank line and titanium canteen set
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Join Lexi and I as we head out on an afternoon late fall tarp camp. I set up camp using only bank line and put my new titanium cook set to the test. We have a good fire, cook up some food, and enjoy a relaxing evening in the woods. #bushcraft #camping #fall #tarpcamping #dog
Spring Solo Boundary Waters Canoe Trip - The Louse River and The Lady Chain
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Lexi and I go on a four day canoe trip in The BWCA. We trip down the Louse River and up the Phoebe River through the Lady Chain of lakes. We encountered ultimate remoteness, rugged portages, perfect weather, and unmatched beauty. #bwca #canoecamping #canoeing #boundarywaters
Spring tarp camping in windy conditions
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Lexi and I head out with our friend Nate to remote stand of pines for a spring overnighter. The conditions were quite windy but we had a great night nonetheless. I start a fire with flint and steel, cook up some good food, and the spring peepers were out in full force. Come along on a great overnight camp. #bushcraft #tarpcamping #spring #camping #flintandsteel
Winter camping in the Upper Peninsula Sturgeon Gorge Wilderness
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Lexi and I go plan a multi night trip in Michigan's Sturgeon Gorge Wilderness but it turns out to be a single overnight due to weather. A good time is had regardless and I discover a new area which begs to be explored more. #wintercamping #michigan #upperpeninsula
Winter hot tent camping with my dog
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Lexi and I head out to the woods for our first overnighter in our Snowtrekker tent with a Kni-Co stove. The temperature dropped to 10 degrees F. We cooked up some good food and stayed nice and warm. A great time was had a much was learned. #snowtrekker #hottent #hottentcamping #winter
Early winter tarp camp with a friend
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I head out with a Lexi and a friend on an early winter overnighter. We find a good spot to camp, make a fire, cook up some good food, and are rewarded with an overnight snowfall and wake up to a beautiful snow cover woods.
Overnight Fall Canoe trip in the Upper Peninsula with my dog
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Lexi and I take a spur of the moment canoe trip to the Upper Peninsula of Michigan to enjoy the fall colors. We are rewarded with beauitful scenery and a late season thunderstorm.
Kni Co Trekker wood stove setup and first burn
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In preparation for the upcoming winter hot tenting season Lexi and I head out into the woods to burn in my new Kni-Co Trekker wood stove. #woodstove #kni-co #trekker
Solo spring canoe trip in the BWCA. Paddling the Frost river. #bwca #canoetrip #solocamping
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Lexi and I go on a 4 day loop ice out canoe trip in the Boundary Waters Canoe Area. We paddle the Frost river and have a great time.
Spring tarp camping in the Upper Peninsula with my dog
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Lexi and I go on an impromptu spring tarp camp in the Hiawatha National forest of Michigan's upper peninsula. We forage for some wild leeks, find another snake, and try my hand at some trout fishing. Another good night out in the forest.
1 year sawbuck review
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I give a one year review of my build your own sawbuck and cut up some wood to see how it has held up. How to build sawbuck: th-cam.com/video/gagq4wg3rK0/w-d-xo.html
Fall canoe trip with my dog in northern Canada
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Lexi and I go on a 2 night 3 day fall canoe trip in the Flack Lake area. We encounter tough portages, rugged country, and best of all find very much needed solitude. Come along with us as we explore new country!
Fall tarp camping in Michigan with my dog - snake encounter
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Lexi in I head out on a fall overnight camping adventure. We cook up some good food, sleep under a tarp, and enjoy the fall colors. We encounter a snake and many wolf spiders. No, Lexi did not get bit. #fall #tarp #camping
4 day canoe trip in Michigan's Upper Peninsula with my daughters
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4 day canoe trip in Michigan's Upper Peninsula with my daughters
How to install felling dogs on a Husqvarna 562xp
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How to install felling dogs on a Husqvarna 562xp
Spring Boundary Waters Canoe Area With My Dog - Part 3. Paddling out.
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Spring Boundary Waters Canoe Area With My Dog - Part 3. Paddling out.
Spring Boundary Waters trip with my dog-Part 2. High water!
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Spring Boundary Waters trip with my dog-Part 2. High water!
Spring Boundary Waters canoe trip with my dog. High water and winds. Part 1
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Spring Boundary Waters canoe trip with my dog. High water and winds. Part 1
How to install Scotty Low Profile Track Mounts in your canoe or kayak
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How to install Scotty Low Profile Track Mounts in your canoe or kayak
One night in Algonquin Park - Things were learned
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One night in Algonquin Park - Things were learned
Husqvarna 562xp - cutting firewood in the Manistee National Forest
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Husqvarna 562xp - cutting firewood in the Manistee National Forest
Winter camping with my dog in the Manistee National Forest
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Winter camping with my dog in the Manistee National Forest
150 year old remnants of a logging railroad stream crossing in Michigan
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150 year old remnants of a logging railroad stream crossing in Michigan
Winter day camp - Testing out the new pulk
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Winter day camp - Testing out the new pulk
Build your own portable folding sawbuck for firewood
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Build your own portable folding sawbuck for firewood
Flying lean-to Adirondack hybrid tarp shelter
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Flying lean-to Adirondack hybrid tarp shelter
Excellent trip, what a warm fall we had. I love to single blade even if less efficient. Something about the rhythm... Thanks for taking us along!
Thank you. Yeah, I really liked the single blade. No need to be in a hurry out there.
Another good one Dan, thanks again for sharing. Your musings on night one about leaving things behind and settling in are spot on. I feel that happen more each day on trip. That’s why I like week long trips. For me day 4 is when the magic happens and I feel totally immersed and present out there.
Thanks for watching. Yeah, you definitely feel a change as the trip goes on. For me day 4 is when I really start to feel in tune with my surroundings.
Why does nobody mention the extra fuel hose? On my original 562 air filter housing assembly there is a breather port and hose that connects on the right side that's venting back into the housing itself. With the upgrade air filter mount there is no port. What am I supposed to do with the other fuel line that now has nowhere to connect to? I'm sure it's not an actual fuel line but it's the same size as the other 2. I'm not even sure where and what it's venting from?
Excellent design and improvement tweeks! 16” offset, 3 inch blocks and legs for ground stability with bottom braces. Thank you so much!
FYI, when you build a fire in a wood stove, get your tender and wood in and put your fire starter at the front of the stove between the tender and the air inlet. Not on top. The starter lights, the tender light and then the wood. Light the starter and open you inlet air and your stovepipe damper. Once the wood starts burning set the air flow so the wood is burning for heat and not a roaring fire. Play with it. Wood in the back, fire in the front.
@@akadog6319 Sounds like you know a thing or two about winter camping. Stay tuned, I have a few trips planned. Thanks for watching!
@@schultzoutdoors8799 Actually, we used a wood burning stove for heat
Nice vid... thanks! 👍
Glad you enjoyed it!👍
Ground-infused bean-schmutz coffee ---- the breakfast of champions! 😂😂😂
@@paulschultz5098 Ha! Nothing but the best!
what a camp 😁🤌🏻🤝🏻🤝🏻🤝🏻🤝🏻
@@Joyful_camping Thank you. Yes, It was a great spot👍
hey! 😉how do you feel about the titanium canteen set?
@@KEITHTitaniumUSA I love it! It's your brand too, but I think you might have already known that.👍
@@schultzoutdoors8799 I'm so glad you love it! I do notice that's our product, lol. hope you enjoy it.
nice film, how to you transport the eggs without them cracking ?
@Morgilson Thank you. I just use the paper carton I buy them in cut to size and taped shut. I keep my food bag near the top of my pack to avoid crushing.
Good content, loved it, more of this please
@@ne0n1880 Many thanks, definitely planning on more.
really like the way you feed your dog ! Keep it up !!!!!
@@hdrkkkk Thank you! Lexi is the best. She goes on many adventures with me. Got a few winter things planned.
cool stuff!
@@AJScheck8 Thank you!👍
Have a goodday. 🍁🍂
@nctlll6871 Thank you, you as well!
Great job… Just being outside in the forest is half the fun…⛺️🪵🍁 Beautiful dog … Stay Strong 💪🏻…
@@AlpineWarrior550 Thank you! Yes, she's awesome. I just love exploring and camping with her.
good times.
Heck ya!
I made one following exactly your instructions and it is super sturdy. I can climb on it, no problem. Thank you
Now I need to build the ultimate firewood rack. Any suggestions?
You wouldn’t happen to have any more little woodsy innovations would ya???
@HYDROPONIC911-fm7zl I wish! But that's about all I got. Hope it helps you out though 👍!
Thanks for saying you don’t need to cut that angle on the bottom of the buck. It made more sense to me to leave it for stability
@HYDROPONIC911-fm7zl Yeah, you don't really need it unless your using the buck on solid ground like concrete. Then it would come in handy.
That’s one thing I could never understand all that work for one night. I love hot tenting but for no less than 5 days. The great thing about winter camping is it’s not real crowded and if there are other campers you know they are just as crazy as. One suggestion look at one of those induction fans I think that’s what they are called the small one will move some air. They set on top of the stove. I have a snowtrekker too and boy can it be a pain to setup. I’m thinking about making two nylon straps one to go between the front poles and the other for the back poles to keep them from spreading out when you put the tent over them. Oh well can’t wait for snow this year. Thanks for taking us with you.
@playhouseinthewoods6103 It is for sure a lot of work but very rewarding. I must have a short memory because I'm already thinking about an overnighter I want to do. Glutton for punishment I guess. Also planning on a multi-day in the UP. Those fans are nice, I have one for the woodstove in my cabin. Never thought about bringing one camping. Could be good for a base camp. Fingers crossed for a good winter.
@@schultzoutdoors8799 yea I know about short term memory loss when it comes to winters camping. Right now I’m recovering from my 4th back surgery hopefully by the time we get good snow my DR will clear me for at least hot tenting from my truck. Love looking out the doors at the snow coming down. Good luck on your next adventure 👍🏻
Thank you! You made great improvenents to the design. This will definately help my back!
@@RevLarry Thank you for the kind words. I'm sure you'll love it. Mine's still going strong.
Building a sawbuck today using your design. I have several cords that were cut too long for my current wood stove so this will work great to cut them down to size.
@@KSMO1031 I'm sure you'll love it. Mine's still going strong.
the amount of commercials drive me mad
@JulesVerne1800 that's not me unfortunately. My channel is not even monetized. I have no control over it. I agree it's annoying.
@@schultzoutdoors8799 Hi, how's the axe holding up?Hudson bay design and the fact that it is tiny are a problem? Edge retention is good? I plan to buy one myself
@JulesVerne1800 I absolutely love the axe! Would not hesitate to buy one again. Outside of winter camping it goes with me on about every trip. Just as good now as the day I bought it. It won't split huge rounds, 4 inch diameter is probably the max but for it's size and weight it does extremely well.
@@schultzoutdoors8799 ok, thank you for the quick response, much appreciated 👍 I already have a Hult bruk hultan axe, this is built like a tank , but I want something lighter, Outdoor axe will do.
@@JulesVerne1800 you'll love it. Perfect companion axe for something bigger.
I live not far from there and have paddled all over those lakes, up the creek to Upper and Lower Baraga lakes is nice too. Lake Margarete is beautiful.
@@donalddakota8069 So jealous that you live so close to wilderness. I'm planning a trip back there to explore the Baraga lakes with the canoe.
@@schultzoutdoors8799 Plan on walking your boat most of the way up the creek, kind of a drag but not to bad. Also check out Craig lake state park a bit farther west, some nice camp sites and portage over to Crooked lake, pretty remote for Michigan anyway, nice lake to explore, big trees, moose, loons etc.
Thanks for bringing us along! That same weekend in May we went to the Adirondack's, I did a 2 mile portage with my Royalex canoe and it whooped me something fierce. Sat in the rain for 4 days and caught 2 trout. And then had that 2 mile portage back out!
@brianadventures9622 I'm glad you enjoyed it! Wow, a 2 miler with a royalex canoe!!! That's a beast of a carry! I did a 3 1/2 miler once but that was with a kevlar canoe and it bout killed me. But somehow you forget about all the pain when you reach your destination and it's totally worth it!
The Louse River is pronounced "Luce"? I was told by a forest ranger that Lujenida is pronounced Loo-jah-needa.
Nice, thanks. I was never quite sure.👍
Long ago, I used to dog sit a black lab named Lexi. I still have a framed picture of her on my wall. I have done this route only in the other direction. I agree the Frost River is much easier. I consider Trail to Fredrick my toughest day-Wine was full.
Lexi must be a very popular name. I really like both these routes for different reasons. I can't believe a remote lake like Wine was full.
@schultzoutdoors8799 yeah, I was hoping to catch a laker there!
Wow! What an amazing trip. A complete 180 to the Frost River, that's for sure. Your pup is a riot. So full of energy and happy to be there. Just love that. Thank you for bringing us along. I've not done the BWCA yet, but plan to starting next year. My Old Town 94 lb canoe just won't do it for portaging. I'll check out the Prospector 14. Thank you again, Schultz!
Thanks for watching. Hopefully you get there, you'll love it. Yes, Lexi absolutely loves these trips!
Nice one Dan, thanks for sharing. still watching but really enjoying it. I like that area a lot. Haven’t been to BWCA yet this year but I’m going the last weekend in August.
Thank you. I'm heading back in September as well to hopefully try a PMA this time. Where are heading in at?
I’m doing the Border Route Challenge, Crane Lake to Grand Portage.
How are things?-Schultz-breathtaking trip- :)
Very well, thank you!🙏
I have always wanted to try hot tenting! Awesome video! Fellow Michigander here!
@CheesePeesha Thank you🙏 . I'm definitely looking forward to more hot tenting trips. Hopefully this winter will be better than what we just had.👍
Bro, from one creator to another, you did an amazing job on this video. Your dog is such a joy when she wants to play. I'm heading up to the BWCA next year for my first time. I'm planning a 10-14 day trip, 7-10 miles a day. Totaling around 100 miles. I'm super excited. Thank you for sharing your trip with us. This was so helpful! Any suggestions?
@longwildernesswalks Thank you. This was one of my favorite trips. Have fun on your trip. Once you go, your hooked. Just be prepared to make changes on the fly and don't rush things. 7-10 miles a day is a good distance for that. What time of year and what EP are you heading in?
nice camping trip
@@johnpalmer6822 🙏
nice video, I don't know how I missed seeing it
@johnpalmer6822 Thank you. It was a great night. With everything out there on youtube I'm just glad you found it.👍
Finally someone said something about which board to drill and then do the opposite side. That’s the only part I had a problem with on another video. They didn’t mention that. it was my first time ever making one.
@jesseortiz5945 Glad to help! I hope you enjoy it!
3" block for greater depth of cut: genius!
Thanks. I like the simplicity! I’m gonna try to make one for larger logs right off the log truck so it’s gonna be a bit longer with a 5’ section in the middle so I can set the logs down with my tractor grapple. I’m thinking 3-16” sections on each end with 5’ clear span in the middle. Thanks for the help.
Glad you like it. I'm sure it will work for you.
which model of snowtrekker ?
I'm not sure as it's an older model that I bought used. Pretty sure they dont make it anymore. You can tell by the two zippers for the door as they only use one now. I would say it is comparable to the 2 person Crew which they do offer.
Nice job on the video, love your pack and great site, nice campfire meal and nice pup, thanks for sharing your overnight with us.
Thank you, I'm glad you enjoyed it. It's an awesome spot. Lexi is an amazing dog, couldn't ask for a better dog. Thanks for watching.
you did a really great editing job on this! <3 happy to hear the spring peepers
Thank you! Yeah, it's my favorite sound in the woods.
ahhh… *exhale* looks pretty darn pleasant.
@@ziebs26 Heck ya!
Good help. Thanks.
Hey, enjoyed your experience sir. Great job. Thank you.
Thank you. I really enjoyed the whole hot tenting experience. It's too bad we had such an unseasonably warm winter here in Michigan. I was only able to get out the one time. Look for more hot tent videos next winter. Now it's canoe trip season👍
Really enjoyed the views, angles, shots, your commentary, and the video all together Dan! A ton of work not only to portage, but setting up camera angles and then extra walking and lifting! Great footage indeed. Fun to watch Lexi! Be safe..🏕️
Thanks Doug, really appreciate it. Yes it is a lot of work but something I really enjoy and get a lot of satisfaction from as I sure you do as well. I hope your enjoying life and getting out to fish in your kayak often. 👍
nice thanks cheers!
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I was there in the 90's and camped on Bulldog and Margaret. In close proximity to the dam along the Yellowdog we came across the largest White pines I had ever seen. They were larger than the Monarch Pine in Hartwick Pines
It's a beautiful area isn't it. Margaret is a lake I've been wanting to camp at. I will have to check those pines out for sure👍
Wow, a black lab puppy and a solo canoe. Two of the best things in life!
Heck yeah!👍 She's the best. We go on lot's of adventures together.
@@schultzoutdoors8799 you are lucky. I love dogs but they don’t fit into my life, plus I developed an allergy, and it’s particularly bad with large breeds like Labradors. Paddle on!
Thats a really good idea, using the short blocks to keep the upper cross bar down away from where the saw bar will be. Thanks for posting. Thumbs up.
Thank you. Yeah, the blocks seemed like the better way to go for sure and they work great.
Nice video. We gotta get you up off the ground.
Thank you. I'm assuming your referring to hammock camping. It's always something I wanted to try but don't because of Lexi. I don't want to leave her out on her own and not be able to get to her quick if I need to.
That wilderness area is by far the most hard-core in the UP. Always fun to see Lexi living her best life! Smart to take advantage of this winter weather. Looks like you are all prepared for a big trip this year. Enjoy, thanks for sharing.
Thanks for watching. Yes, I absolutely loved the area and will definitely be back. It deserves more exploration.
Good video, thanks for sharing!
Thanks for watching Greg. I'm glad you enjoyed it. Not quite what I wanted out of the trip but a good time nonetheless .