A real pleasure to watch and learn some valuable lessons at the same time. Filming the sunlight through the snowy woods is beautiful to see and makes your video much more than just an excellent survival lesson.👍
Дорогой друг! Я удивлен твоей готовностью и смелостью идти в поход только с ножом и куском мяса. Ты демострируешь высшую степень профессионализма и опыта выживания в дикой среде. Отсутствие комфорта не мешает тебе снимать подробный ход событий, отражающий мельчайшие детали твоего быта. Это очень круто и интересно. Спасибо тебе!
Man, I can only imagine how hard this night had to be for you.... probably almost no sleep and constant work to keep the fire on... you must heve been really exhusted in the morning!
Enjoyable, invigorating and challenging. In the years that I have been watching you, I have picked up tricks that now I use when I go camping. Of course my camping is not as difficult as yours. I have also become more in awe and respectful of Mother Nature and for that I thank you.
Man, I’d almost forgotten the relieving feeling of finally getting that fire started, eating a fresh piece of meat, and going to bed after a long day’s hard work. Thanks for reminding me.
Thats a winter wonderland you have there, MAGICAL ❄❤ Your shelter was well made and well covered, perfectly protected from the weather, have a wonderful weekend and stay safe ❤🕊🙏
Fortunately, there was not a lot of blowing snow. Swedwoods DID do a fine job of collecting enough boughs to make a real back shelter. With more time and daylight, he could have collected more boughs and wood to build more protection.
As I’ve been watching these videos I found myself repeatedly thinking what a miraculous thing fire is. And how we humans are the only animals who use it to our advantage. Imagine this experience without fire. Really appreciate the beautiful rawness of what you’re doing. Thanks for showing us.
Good old Swede-woods. This is for real man, I am constantly amazed at how simple things can save your life if you get stuck in nature...fleeing "something".
It's hard getting old... when far in the deep of the woods you realize that you forget your bag pack , and that you only have a knife and a camera ! Then you have to be ingenious... Thank you brother, I follow each of your immersions , I feel home in Sweden woods . Tomorrow i will go leaving in the forest for a couple of days... And i will try not to forget my bag too..!
Thank you so much for sharing your videos with us You always make amazing videos I have learned from you that whole chicken can be cooked on open fire and same way with a roast and make pizza and hot dog buns and hamburger buns What beautiful nature surrounds you right now thank you again ❤❤
Well done showing cold weather survival skills in the winter forest with minimum equipment. I see nothing wrong with enjoying a chunk of beef you packed in or a chunk of deer meat that could have been harvested by hunting! 🥩👍
Oh boy, I loved this one. They're all good, but I loved the simplicity of relying on just the knife and whatever would fit in the tiny tin. Also... maybe don't slide down snow covered hillsides a month after a bad ankle sprain. You're making me nervous man!
Great video as always,the forest looks so clean, well defined with a coating of winter snow on it. As soon as you started chopping thru the ice the two is one, one is none principle came to my mind. Thank you from Ohio USA.
This was a great episode Swed. Excellent effort to minimise your footprint even when you knew it would compromise your comfort. I hope viewers will read the the notes and take them to heart. Also, that little Garberg really paid for itself on this trip.
Somos sobrevivencialistas raiz, te acompanhamos de um vale longínquo cercado de montanhas com mais de 4.000m de altitude, imagine que para chegar aqui só a pé ou a cavalo. É realmente como voltar no tempo! Nós vivemos como antigamente a não ser pela antena de internet por satélite! Para fazer compras é necessário um dia de viagem e por mais surreal que seja o lugar onde vivemos nós sempre te assistimos e curtimos seus vídeos desde uma casa ilhada por rios de águas termais com cachoeiras cristalinas no coração da selva andina e sem vizinhos!
Kul video. Man behöver inte mer än en eld och fin köttbit, själen mår bra och kroppen mår bra. Tack för ditt filmande och för att du delade med oss på YT. Tumme upp från Göteborg!
Interesting learning about the spruce boughs. It makes sense, but I had never thought about it. Thank you for sharing your time out. I learned something new today and I appreciate it!
So here is a book for you. That is some knife you have, sure keeps an edge even after chopping ice, as you know, ice is very hard on sharp edges, the scenery is magnificent after a snow and horror frost, You usually build smart fires like the one you made, so many people start with the small stuff and wait for it to grow painstakingly slow so they can put bigger stuff on it. I have always went top down like yours. You tend to go the other way when you have one of your special meals to prepare. Pretty tuff eating a beautifully prepared steak rare to med rare with no seasoning but, when the restaurant is not around the corner and it is either the steak or nothing, and the steak tastes wonderful. I think I have seen you catch a fish maybe once or twice, so did not hold my breath to see one, hats off for your perseverance, I cannot catch a fish if it jumped out of the water to me, Thank you for the memories I can no longer live due to age and physical conditions. Your videos bring back many great memories of my time in the north when we did not have any of the modern things for survival we have now, Thanks again
That light Mora knife and some knowledge did a lot for your survival. It even made ice fishing possible, although you don't seem to catch many fish on your camping trips. It was a good thing you brought some steak!
I guess the next best thing to owning a piece of Heaven is having a friend who owns a piece! What a stunning landscape, he must be extremely wealthy! Brutal conditions and next to no gear...remind me to never leave the car without my Army canteen/cup/stove kit, poncho, and large knife, maybe even a small saw! And a steak of course!
Hola amigo swedwoods, como siempre gran video ahora en supervivencia solamente con el cuchillo, buena fogata y trozo de carne , se nota el gran profesional que eres , gracias x compartir tus conocimientos.un abrazo grande y saludos cordiales from viña del mar Chile 👍🤝👏🏕️⛰️🏞️🗻🇨🇱!!!!!
I know it's not the same but when eat my soup at 2 am I feel relaxed watching this videos thank you I survived the night... at 75 who would not want to live free! Awesome!
Love this video. Have you been in thundersnow? It is so cool. I love the unside down fires. So fun. We haven't had proper snow here in a while. I spent a night stealth camping last week in a light snowfall, but fear that will be "the great blizzard of '24" lol. Definately trying to bring my camping/outdoors channel back to life. My other channel is doing well, but Outdoors Handbook is new. Be safe out there and thanks for another zenful video!
Wow that looked difficult and no doubt that was a long long night. Only for people who know what they are doing, thanks for the education and the great films.
Your outer shell appears to be waxed, cotton or oil skin. Would you be willing to share the brand/manufacturer? It looks like a nice piece of kit. Thank you for all the time and effort you expend putting into these videos.
A few thoughts from watching the video and reading your notes: Even if they do, I don't think anyone should complain about the bit of meat. It would be completely normal if you were out hiking or whatever to have some snacks - possibly including beef jerky, which is nothing more than chipped up bits of steak! But they'd probably also have granola, dried fruit, nuts, trail mix, etc, all of which are loaded with calories - the same as your piece of steak. In a survival situation, yes it's completely possible that you'd lose all your food. But it's also possible that the food was the one thing you were able to grab and hold onto if you lost everything else. I also had similar thoughts about the impact to the area around where I would set up a shelter. I'd gather what I could close to my shelter, then later on come back and repair the damage. Either bring in the proper kind of tree sprouts/saplings to replace what I took or bring the tools to gather from a much larger area and transplant local native trees. And all that's assuming I made it out. If I didn't, hopefully I'd provide enough fertilizer to make up for what I did. 100% agree that I'd want an axe and/or saw in a situation like that. But I also wouldn't want to drop the knife either!
Hi Swede👍👍 Well filmed and presented my friend. I tried this "survival" thing a couple times earlier in my outdoors quest, as you mention not a pleasant experience. Of course my attempts were in the high desert of the southwest US, not a Scandinavian winter forest but the results were alarming. So I just honed my outdoor skills as best I could but hope I'm never in a real survival scenario, it might turn out badly for me. Thanks for the work bringing me along, much appreciated.
Привет!В лютый холод человек не сможет отойти далеко от костра и живёт пока есть дрова.Отличная реклама morakniv , хотелось бы узнать на клинке у этой модели карбон или сендвик? Видео как всегда бомба,спасибо за ваш опыт, мастер
Please Hit The LIKE and SUBSCRIBE BUTTON as well as the NOTIFICATION BELL. Thanks For Watching!
Honey put the kettle on and bring the popcorn through... Swedwoods has uploaded a new video 😊👍
A real pleasure to watch and learn some valuable lessons at the same time. Filming the sunlight through the snowy woods is beautiful to see and makes your video much more than just an excellent survival lesson.👍
Thanks!
Another awesome video mate 🏕
Thanks!
Brilliant, as always. Kitos!
Thank you!
My friend, you are an unparalleled and indispensable person, may God protect you ⚘❤
Thank you!
It's a great skill to learn how to survive the winter
Indeed. Thanks!
Дорогой друг! Я удивлен твоей готовностью и смелостью идти в поход только с ножом и куском мяса. Ты демострируешь высшую степень профессионализма и опыта выживания в дикой среде. Отсутствие комфорта не мешает тебе снимать подробный ход событий, отражающий мельчайшие детали твоего быта. Это очень круто и интересно. Спасибо тебе!
Thank you!
Ya he is good eh.
What a day, another fine Sat to start with a cup of coffee and a new Swedwoods video. Thank you for taking us along.
Thanks!
@@Swedwoods Thanks ! 😊
Man, I can only imagine how hard this night had to be for you.... probably almost no sleep and constant work to keep the fire on... you must heve been really exhusted in the morning!
😂😂😂😂
This is real survival content!!! Well done, an excellent example of how to correctly and systematically create conditions for life in nature!!!
Amazing video I like how you only use a mora knife there very good for the price loved the stake holder will have to try that sometime atvb Jimmy 😎😎👍👍
Thank you!
Such a wonderful watch. This is real winter 😊😊😊
Enjoyable, invigorating and challenging. In the years that I have been watching you, I have picked up tricks that now I use when I go camping.
Of course my camping is not as difficult as yours.
I have also become more in awe and respectful of Mother Nature and for that I thank you.
Thanks!
Как всегда интересно.Снято и показано качественно.
Thank you!
Wonderful content for my quiet Saturday morning, thank you 🎉
Thanks!
Awesome show notes! And I love your humor … “don’t … drop … it in” 😁
Thanks!
A very down to earth episode, Sweddy - certainly had to work for that one that's for sure! 👍🔥
Can’t wait to watch!
A great survival lesson
Thanks!
Man, I’d almost forgotten the relieving feeling of finally getting that fire started, eating a fresh piece of meat, and going to bed after a long day’s hard work. Thanks for reminding me.
Thank you so much for sharing your filming . Really Cool . Can't hardly contain myself thinking about the next one . Right On , Dude .
Thank you!
@@Swedwoods Thank you ...😊
Got to enjoy it while cooking some supper. Thanks for sharing your trip . Have a great evening
Thanks!
Piękny i jak zawsze klasyczny odcinek. Dzięki Swedwoods
These are are more movies than just videos ❤
Thank you very much!
Steak looks perfect my friend , take care and let’s have many more of your adventures. 👍
Thank you!
Thats a winter wonderland you have there, MAGICAL ❄❤
Your shelter was well made and well covered, perfectly protected from the weather, have a wonderful weekend and stay safe ❤🕊🙏
Thanks!
Fortunately, there was not a lot of blowing snow. Swedwoods DID do a fine job of collecting enough boughs to make a real back shelter. With more time and daylight, he could have collected more boughs and wood to build more protection.
As I’ve been watching these videos I found myself repeatedly thinking what a miraculous thing fire is. And how we humans are the only animals who use it to our advantage. Imagine this experience without fire.
Really appreciate the beautiful rawness of what you’re doing. Thanks for showing us.
Always a pleasure to watch, thanks Woodsman! atb
Thanks!
OMG... with love again... :) Come to Poland and spend some time in Tatras :)
So appreciate your time & sharing, lots of effort with the video part! Stunning winter scenes, yum to that steak😊 Be well🙏🔥
Thanks!
Always worth watching your videos for adventure and survival reasons. As always good luck to you.
Thanks!
Good old Swede-woods. This is for real man, I am constantly amazed at how simple things can save your life if you get stuck in nature...fleeing "something".
Hi from France and thank you very much for all your videos ! This one is fantastic , a real great moment to see ! Thank you
Thanks!
@@Swedwoods I hope one day i can make a video like that ! so good
It's hard getting old... when far in the deep of the woods you realize that you forget your bag pack , and that you only have a knife and a camera ! Then you have to be ingenious... Thank you brother, I follow each of your immersions , I feel home in Sweden woods . Tomorrow i will go leaving in the forest for a couple of days... And i will try not to forget my bag too..!
Thank you so much for sharing your videos with us
You always make amazing videos
I have learned from you that whole chicken can be cooked on open fire and same way with a roast and make pizza and hot dog buns and hamburger buns
What beautiful nature surrounds you right now thank you again ❤❤
Thanks!!
Well done showing cold weather survival skills in the winter forest with minimum equipment. I see nothing wrong with enjoying a chunk of beef you packed in or a chunk of deer meat that could have been harvested by hunting! 🥩👍
Great skills, great Teacher. I know that steak was delicious after that wet, hard work!
Thanks for sharing!
Thanks!
The tin foil water was awesome. True rugged outdoorsman
Thank you!
Outstanding! I enjoyed the detailed description in the show notes and the wonderful video….yes. Wool vs. Synthetics…. The old battle!
Thanks!
Pain Killers! I'm with you there. Thanks for the great vid.
Thanks!
Oh boy, I loved this one. They're all good, but I loved the simplicity of relying on just the knife and whatever would fit in the tiny tin. Also... maybe don't slide down snow covered hillsides a month after a bad ankle sprain. You're making me nervous man!
Thanks!
Great video as always,the forest looks so clean, well defined with a coating of winter snow on it. As soon as you started chopping thru the ice the two is one, one is none principle came to my mind. Thank you from Ohio USA.
Wow! You have to look at this trip with a lot of respect! Thanks for your Quality-Content! Best wishes.
Wonderful video, just sheer beautiful views. Thanks for sharing
Thanks!
Sweden's snowy winter forests are very beautiful. Always thanks for Mr.Swedwoods!❄️❄️
Thanks!
곰이나 늑대로 부터 위험 하지 않나요?
@@재용조-z4x 곰이나 늑대가 출몰하는 지역은 피한다고 하셨어요.ㅎㅎ 작년 겨울에 스웨덴 북부 쪽에 올라갔다가 유튜브 촬영한지 몇 년 동안 딱 한 번 늑대 하울링 소리를 듣긴했었는데, 그거외엔 딱히 무서운 상황은 없으셨대요!
Thanks for the adventure....great start to my weekend....cheers brother...👍👍👍🏴🏴🏴🍺🍺🍺
Thanks!
This was a great episode Swed. Excellent effort to minimise your footprint even when you knew it would compromise your comfort. I hope viewers will read the the notes and take them to heart. Also, that little Garberg really paid for itself on this trip.
Thanks!
Somos sobrevivencialistas raiz, te acompanhamos de um vale longínquo cercado de montanhas com mais de 4.000m de altitude, imagine que para chegar aqui só a pé ou a cavalo. É realmente como voltar no tempo! Nós vivemos como antigamente a não ser pela antena de internet por satélite!
Para fazer compras é necessário um dia de viagem e por mais surreal que seja o lugar onde vivemos nós sempre te assistimos e curtimos seus vídeos desde uma casa ilhada por rios de águas termais com cachoeiras cristalinas no coração da selva andina e sem vizinhos!
Hard living but worth it 👍I envy you.
So exciting ! This video has now become my favorite one. Aluminum foil is the tool that can save life, I have known. Thank you for an exciting video.
Thanks my friend!
This is a tough one. Doing that type of training / outdoor skills with only your knowledge is the ultimate test. Well done.
Thanks!
Best video always
Thanks!
Excellent video! A lot of what was achieved with so little. Congratulations friend.
Thanks my friend!
Magical. Thank you for posting!
Kul video. Man behöver inte mer än en eld och fin köttbit, själen mår bra och kroppen mår bra. Tack för ditt filmande och för att du delade med oss på YT. Tumme upp från Göteborg!
Tackar!
Awesome, thanks for sharing 👍
Thanks for watching!
Interesting learning about the spruce boughs. It makes sense, but I had never thought about it. Thank you for sharing your time out. I learned something new today and I appreciate it!
Thanks!
Fantastycznie, przepięknie.
Pozdrowienia z Polski.
Thanks!
Master !! brilliant !! 👏👏👌👌
Thanks!
Always a pleasure watching your videos. Greetings from England.
Thank you!
making Saturdays picturesque
keep warm out there good sir
It's been awhile man but the insomnia is back.
Nice to see you still doing your thing!
Greetings from Asia my friend
Great Survival lesson, magnificent work, one more reason to keep goin...🔥
Thanks!
So here is a book for you.
That is some knife you have, sure keeps an edge even after chopping ice, as you know, ice is very hard on sharp edges,
the scenery is magnificent after a snow and horror frost,
You usually build smart fires like the one you made, so many people start with the small stuff and wait for it to grow painstakingly slow so they can put bigger stuff on it. I have always went top down like yours. You tend to go the other way when you have one of your special meals to prepare.
Pretty tuff eating a beautifully prepared steak rare to med rare with no seasoning but, when the restaurant is not around the corner and it is either the steak or nothing, and the steak tastes wonderful.
I think I have seen you catch a fish maybe once or twice, so did not hold my breath to see one, hats off for your perseverance, I cannot catch a fish if it jumped out of the water to me,
Thank you for the memories I can no longer live due to age and physical conditions. Your videos bring back many great memories of my time in the north when we did not have any of the modern things for survival we have now,
Thanks again
Thanks!
Yes! Great Saturday viewing
Very comforting to see the possibilities of survival. Thank you for posting.
I like the hut / specially the fire . I would definitely ask to sit by the heat .. if I had start surviving at night. If I was surviving too.
That light Mora knife and some knowledge did a lot for your survival. It even made ice fishing possible, although you don't seem to catch many fish on your camping trips. It was a good thing you brought some steak!
Morning I always hit the like button before I even watch the video 😅
Thank you!
I guess the next best thing to owning a piece of Heaven is having a friend who owns a piece! What a stunning landscape, he must be extremely wealthy! Brutal conditions and next to no gear...remind me to never leave the car without my Army canteen/cup/stove kit, poncho, and large knife, maybe even a small saw! And a steak of course!
Beautiful cinematography!
Perfect again my friend, amazing vídeo!!👏👏👏👌
Thank you!
Awesome!
Greetings, a hobby
Sempre interessante, spettacolare, bravo🐺
Thanks!
Swedwood 'haters'. Those people exist? Loving your vids over here in Canada Swed.
Lol if you only know how many people I block every day. Thanks!
It's a Swedwoods Saturday Morning!
Man, if you can draw, honestly, I remember that you drew amazing imaginative pictures, thank you
Thanks!
Thank you Ravens too 😊
Rất tốt chúc bạn luôn mạnh khỏe❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Thanks!
Hola amigo swedwoods, como siempre gran video ahora en supervivencia solamente con el cuchillo, buena fogata y trozo de carne , se nota el gran profesional que eres , gracias x compartir tus conocimientos.un abrazo grande y saludos cordiales from viña del mar Chile 👍🤝👏🏕️⛰️🏞️🗻🇨🇱!!!!!
I know it's not the same but when eat my soup at 2 am I feel relaxed watching this videos thank you I survived the night... at 75 who would not want to live free! Awesome!
Great info about drying green spruce boughs!!
Love this video. Have you been in thundersnow? It is so cool. I love the unside down fires. So fun. We haven't had proper snow here in a while. I spent a night stealth camping last week in a light snowfall, but fear that will be "the great blizzard of '24" lol. Definately trying to bring my camping/outdoors channel back to life. My other channel is doing well, but Outdoors Handbook is new. Be safe out there and thanks for another zenful video!
No never heard thunder in the snow. Thanks!
@@Swedwoods Thundersnow sounds amazing. It sounds as if the clouds and snow are swelling the sound of the thunder
Must be fun to travel without a heavy pack hey !
Congratulations for an exceptional channel. 🤷♂️🤟
Thank you!
Nice trip🏕🔥🌨🌬❄️shelter good job❄️👍
Thanks!
Bonjour
Bravo 👍
Thanks!
Garberg is my favourite too😉
Greetings from the Carpathians, my friend🍻
Thanks! Yes been my favorite for 2 years now.
Enjoyed it bro 😊
Thanks my friend!
Wow that looked difficult and no doubt that was a long long night. Only for people who know what they are doing, thanks for the education and the great films.
Wonderful video. Thank you for all the effort you put into these videos. Best thing on TH-cam. (That wolf track, however, was a bit alarming. 😮😮)
Thanks!
Your outer shell appears to be waxed, cotton or oil skin. Would you be willing to share the brand/manufacturer? It looks like a nice piece of kit. Thank you for all the time and effort you expend putting into these videos.
You mean my jacket? Its a fjällräven anorak no 8. Greenland wax you apply on certain parts
Appreciate that... Many thanks.@@Swedwoods
A few thoughts from watching the video and reading your notes:
Even if they do, I don't think anyone should complain about the bit of meat. It would be completely normal if you were out hiking or whatever to have some snacks - possibly including beef jerky, which is nothing more than chipped up bits of steak! But they'd probably also have granola, dried fruit, nuts, trail mix, etc, all of which are loaded with calories - the same as your piece of steak. In a survival situation, yes it's completely possible that you'd lose all your food. But it's also possible that the food was the one thing you were able to grab and hold onto if you lost everything else.
I also had similar thoughts about the impact to the area around where I would set up a shelter. I'd gather what I could close to my shelter, then later on come back and repair the damage. Either bring in the proper kind of tree sprouts/saplings to replace what I took or bring the tools to gather from a much larger area and transplant local native trees. And all that's assuming I made it out. If I didn't, hopefully I'd provide enough fertilizer to make up for what I did.
100% agree that I'd want an axe and/or saw in a situation like that. But I also wouldn't want to drop the knife either!
Hi Swede👍👍 Well filmed and presented my friend. I tried this "survival" thing a couple times earlier in my outdoors quest, as you mention not a pleasant experience. Of course my attempts were in the high desert of the southwest US, not a Scandinavian winter forest but the results were alarming. So I just honed my outdoor skills as best I could but hope I'm never in a real survival scenario, it might turn out badly for me. Thanks for the work bringing me along, much appreciated.
Thanks!
Super filmik
Pozdrawiam
Thanks!
Survival lesson artistically delivered.
That’s got to be a tough nights sleep.
Nice pepperoni pizza on the way home 😃
Thanks!... 🤣
Привет!В лютый холод человек не сможет отойти далеко от костра и живёт пока есть дрова.Отличная реклама morakniv , хотелось бы узнать на клинке у этой модели карбон или сендвик? Видео как всегда бомба,спасибо за ваш опыт, мастер
Thanks! I got the stainless version.
Hallo sei gegrüßt! Top Video mit einfacher Ausrüstung und neuen interessanten Tricks. Prima, weiter so! 👍👍👌🙋♂💪😉🙏
Thanks!
Oh he's so strong. To be able to survive in harsh weather like this, I think he must have extremely good physical strength 👍
Awesome guys, I want to try camping in a snowy location but unfortunately in my country there is no snow. greetings from Indonesia🙏👍
Beautiful video and scenery. Thanks for uploading it. Was that a bear paw in the snow?
Thanks! Wolf.