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Der Trailer ist echt mega. Gänsehaut!

Im watching from the tropics. Darwin Australia 🇦🇺

Where do you poop?

The weather looks crazy! What month is this?

Direkt abo da gelassen

Thank You , I just purchased a Trangia Stove a while back and have yet to use it in Winter Cold Conditions , your tips might prove invaluable when the time comes , Thanks Again ! ! !

...die Axt, die du dir von Fiskars wünscht hatten sie vor gut 20 Jahren im Programm. Ich selbst habe diese Version mit Standardkopf und 60cm Länge. Genial. Verstehe, warum du diese Version möchtest. ...the axe you want from Fiskars was in their programme a good 20 years ago. I myself have this version with a standard head and 60cm length. Brilliant. I can see why you want this version.

excellent!

Awesome adventure

Excellent video!

I noticed a mistake in the video. The HY10 has a head weight of 0,8kg and an overall weight of 1.3kg (there was also a model with a 1kg head but the one in the video is 0,8kg)

Your beautiful dog ever alert you of wildlife in the night?

love it, new sub.

love it, new sub.

Maybe not Artic temperatures in the UK in the winter, but we do get below freezing temperatures. Keeping the fuelled up burner with cap screwed down in my jacket’s inside pocket, keeps it at close to my body temperature and I’ve never had a problem. Butane stoves pressure is way down so ineffective, Trangia is superior.

Great video man! Just found your channel and you have great content! I guess I'll have to start binge watching now. 😁 I really envy you (in a good way 😅). It'd be awesome to spend 100 days up in Lapland in the winter. The energy and the vibe that Lapland's winters have is unmatched. I don't trap, but I wouldn't mind just strolling around between all the fells and the amazing wintery scenes. 🏔

Why do you feel the need for those bursts of crazy music ?

hey man if you want to get way more views i reccomend making ur title and thumbnail better if u want ill make you one cheers.

Danke für die tollen Einblicke! Das Essen sieht no joke alles Mega gut aus!

A windscreen will help as you are loosing so much needed heat being blown away. Also a pot an inch or so above the stove will trap more heat which will get the stove up an running even quicker.

Quite the ride!

have you try to pre heat it, like trangia recommend. trangia.se/wp-content/uploads/2021/07/992500-1.jpg

Respekt!

Wie heißt dein Hund und ist das ein Laika?

Erster

Awesome stuff

Great video 👍🐿️

Good video - Chapeau for your lifestyle and all the best from Germany 🇩🇪

If you have any questions write them in the comments!

Stimmt es das man Schneehühner mit Edelstahl Draht fängt?

Cool dog

Isn’t more economical to raise pine martens? Instead of spending all your time without results? You can still have winter expeditions and fun outdoors, but at least you can pay your bills.

without network? like that was ever a thing.

Do you think a .22 lr can kill a eland from 50 meters away?The largest antelope in the world.

Erschter

Using a candle under a poncho works (if you do it correctly). But as we often see, things are demonstrated on TH-cam by people who purport to be experts and instructors, but don't actually know the correct techniques and subtle nuances required to successfully use the skill's they demonstrate, so they fake the results for the camera. Clearly the paper thin shitty blanket used, with his head under it, holding the thermometer in his hand, directly over the heat source, no facility for air circulation around the back and shoulders, and not creating an air seal around the edges of the shelter, is a serious problem. And even when done correctly you are left with a very uncomfortable night with a cold back and leg cramps. But providing its done correctly with a canvas or nylon rain cape/poncho and a wool blanket or poncho liner, you do have a shelter that will help compensate for your reduced heat output while resting when you have to stop due to exhaustion, and ultimately help your chances of survival. I was shown how to do the candle/poncho shelter back in 1976 by a guy who had been doing it for over forty years himself and had been shown it as a young man in the late 1940's by a WWII veteran, who had allegedly been shown it by a WWI veteran during the second world war. The technique is legitimate and has great bona fides, but has to be done correctly. I myself have used the technique many times with great success while staying out in winter weather, and have also been teaching it "correctly" since the early 1990's to both military and civilians. It does work, but not the way the "TH-cam experts" are showing it.

Die gute alte NATO-Sauna 😅

A lot of Bushcraft tips and trick videos are junk but this one has some merit. Years ago I worked with a soldier who did this technique with a standard rain poncho. He liked it because it did provide some warmth and would dry out his wet trousers in the crotch. Is it the best technique ever? No. Does it help a bit at removing some of the suck you might experience? Yes. Especially if fires (candlelight is masked by your body and poncho) are not allowed and you can't put shelters up.

Great adventure brother! You are doing very well, and your videos and drone filming are well made, may be more action scrams and live videos will make it even more interesting. By the way, We call it sled. Sledge hammer is a different thing😊

There are reasons government entities limit the smallest usable calibers for hunting bigger species. I find the idea of hunting even roe deer with a .22lr very much unethical. Even aiming for the head in a hunting scenario is very questionable at best. Not to mention you are talking about a subsonic cartridge. A small bullet is very sensitive to wind and they drop very fast and hold only 40J of energy to 100m. The legal limit to hunt moose over here is over 65 times that. There is absolutely no reason to give up the advantages of a center fire caliber when hunting big game animals.

Thanks again for a well reasoned explanation. I've come to a similar conclusion myself about the underrated capability of the .22lr and been thinking of getting myself a Winchester Wildcat recently. While I'm less concerned than you about the risk from lead from occasional use your explanation of the energy per area and increased Cd around the speed of sound and testing of the sub sonics was helpful also. Thanks.

Good reasoned explanation of your preferences. Appreciated. For my purpose, splitting firewood domestically, I love my X27 and using it for many of the same reasons. Imo the Fiskars axes are a lifetime axe.

Clever.

Good, clear explanation with no bull. Appreciated, thanks.

Danke für das Video mein lieber!

Mich würde deine gesamte Ausrüstung zur Elchjagd Mega interessieren! Dein Ansatz bzgl des Gewichts kann ich nur zustimmen und bestätigen. Leichte, vielseitige und kompakte Ausrüstung = persönliche Freiheit und Agilität draußen

Very interesting!!

Bist du Deutscher? Are you German?

Very useful thanks I can start a little fire under the trangia in my swis army volcano

I would be interested in an axe technique video if you have made one or want to make one🙂