Hey Becky, Searcher Here, Been subcribed to your channel and watching your video's for quite some time now, and I could never ever get tired of listening to you talk, I guess it's the accent, I could just sit and listen to you talk for hours and hours you always put a smile on my face, Keep doing what you do😊.
What I would give for having a place in the woods to live there, I used to be an indoor person, never wanted to go out, used to come back from work, and keep wasting time, playing games, watching movies, and do other things that now I know were a waste of time. Until lockdowns were forced, I never felt I was missing anything, but then months on furlough... Almost 24 hours at home, only going out shopping... It all had changed when I stumbled upon your channel... I guess if not you I would not dare even to try wild camping, I would be still sitting home unhappy with the situation... But then a miracle happened, and I began to actually love outdoors and I really did not like every single minute I was spending indoors... I decided to purchase camping gear and do my first wild camp, my very first wild camp was scary to the point I did not sleep all night (silly me there is nothing to be scared of in the UK) I just did not know that foxes or deer can make weird noises... I did research when back at home and realised there is nothing to worry about or be scared of. I then traveled quite a lot to Surrey Hills, to kind of "celebrate" my first wild camping adventures, as you mentioned it in your previous videos... So yeah, last year I have done a lot of wild camping trips and I guess I cannot live without it... I contracted covid though and it was quite lengthy process for me to recover, I have suffered all sort of symptoms that keept me away from camping now for months. I am recovering though, and hoping to be back to wild camping soon. You and your dad are so lucky to be able to live in the woods, I wish I had friends who own the woods or know someone kind to let me stay in one... I would have been so blessed. All for now I can do is watch your videos sharing your long term/permanent camp stories/videos.
I love your and your dad's trips to the Artic they are just so magical and cozy looking, I rewatch them about once a week not to mention I love to camp. Am 68 and have camped since I was 2 but an auto accident makes it almost impossible for me to do it any more. Keep the vids coming !
back watching you again. took some time off the web for a bit while my mum was ill and in the hospital. seeing your videos reminds me of the beauty we still have in this world. can't wait until the snow is gone up here in Alaska and I can hit the woods. glad you're still making vids. very enjoyable and educational. stay smiling and drive in.
Once again another great video.. and after a long day at wrk its always a pleasure to sit back n listen to you talk.. Thanks for the pick .e up...keep on keeping on
Thank you Becky, seeing your set-up reminded me of my army life. On our training exercises, I would share the smaller version of that tent with my tech partner, yours was known as the ten man, mine was a five man. The liner made all the difference in livability, especially in winter. I have loved all the footage you have shared over the time I have followed you, thank you for the tremendous amount of time you devote to making my life much more enjoyable. Take care Becky, be safe and have a most wonderful and enjoyable summer.
Good on you Becky!! Seen you starting TH-cam as shy girl...now gained so much more confidence and diversifying to other aspects of outdoors life🔥🔥🔆🔆🌈🌈😎😎🥰🥰😜😜🤩🤩😍😁😁🔥🔆🌈🥳🥳🥳😘
That was really interesting Becky, thank you for inviting us in to your Woodland Den! How wonderful to be able to utilise the private woodland, leaving your tent up and coming to it as a chalet home; no unwanted intrusions (except mice - lol)! I enjoyed it as I’m sure everyone else did too! Glad you’re able to hone your bushcrafting skills without undue attention! Enjoy! ⛺️👣🦌🐀👍😎
Just thought I seen you changing clothes at home, you have grown up from your earlier bushcraft videos..Mozzies will be biting soon ,love the snow and winter. Xxx
wow yes becky that jackery is great i have heared about them and they would be handy because i was thinking of taking my hf set on my wild camps and that would be handy. im a licensed amateur radio operator and enjoy talking to other countries and i was thinking about taking my radio with me on wild camps lol🙂
Power packs plus solar panels really seem to open up the world of forest living! You have your profession; people like I am 'need' to keep in touch with e-mail, TH-cam Bushcraft, and e-books. 'Fairy Lights' spread the cheer around the inside with 'no worries' about battery power and no worries about open flames.
Hi Becks. Nice to see your woods from above the canopy for a change. Agree with you about the benefits of being out in nature whether it's for a week or just a few hours xx
LOL! For a minute I thought you somehow made it to the Arctic; you know, took a wrong turn up there in the Highlands. You're a sweetie, Becks. You make a bald man cry. 💋
I remember when you set that tent up,you can't beat army surplus! A lot of my gear is army surplus,It's just as good if not better in some cases as name brand stuff and it's cheaper.You've got a great setup there,awesome bugout to just get away from it all! Take care! Love,hugs and peace!
Hi Becky. Just a few thoughts for you to consider. Prospector wall tents of canvas are used by prospectors/geologists and trappers in Canada year-round, and for many, many years. They are made of canvas, and are subjected to the weather much as your first tent was. What they learned was to elevate the tent off the ground so that moisture did not accumulate long enough to mold the walls, and they also erected a fly on the roof. The fly suffered from rain and weather and UV light, but it protected the tent from deterioration. The fly is replaced, but that is cheaper than buying a new tent. Most prospectors have built elevated floor platforms on permanent camps which prevents the canvas wall from having direct contact with the damp ground. If you move your location often, the tentmust be allowed to dry before being folded up. Moisture is the greatest enemy of canvas, as is UV light. Waterproofing the canvas is also a routine done every year to retain impermeability in the canvas, especially at the seams. Hope this help.
Ah..... Reading the video title, I thought for a moment there you'd finally made your dream trip to Alaska. Hope you get there soon - with or without the tent....
Your right those tents are very dark, cave like. Great for sleeping in, but hard to see ones bushcraft collection. Solution is build your own. Canvas tent or Tarp any color, Stove Jack Recipe...Welding Blanket, Mix Mineral Spirits with High Heat Silicone for caulking fire-places, apply mix to welding blanket both sides, cut stove pipe diameter and use JB Gasket Maker to finish exit hole for pipes. Take to awning/canvas/sail makers to sew jack into tent or tarp. Fun weekend project and will work with old tent flys, tarps, canvas with crapped out stove jacks. So far i have three home-made and use all year round. Sorry, to hear about your Fairy Lights.....Cheers!!
@@GirlOutdoors you’re welcome you so many great videos I love the one from Scotland. I have always wanted to visit Scotland since I was a kid. Knight Falcon is just my user name I use on TH-cam. My actual name is Ian Lovie good Scottish name family all migrated to Canada back in the 1800’s from Scotland from my parents side. Maybe one day I’ll get to visit Scotland, it’s on my bucket list 😊
awesome use of space ☺bigger than my apartment , i see your target ,you got a range in there 😀 i would too / going to check out jackery , need to power 3 d850 large batteries , cheers Becks
For those who are awake, we're heading for a parallel society, those that choose to live in nature, truth and prosperity.. and those that choosethe opposite. The woods is where I'm heading, hope to meet you all there. ❤️🔥🍻💪
And again a nice video from you I go backpacking in about 1 or 2 months and with a little luck I will go to England and Scotland so it will be nice mabey to meet or mabey camping because in Holland it's really not possible to do some wild camping so will see how it goes have a good day and I hope that you reply my message
For years I've thought about getting a large "real" tent, but in my mind I can't justify the cost for what little I would use it. One of these days maybe.
you mentioned about he lack of water sources in the wood .I remember you tapped a tree a while back .I know that can only be done when the sap is rising...now ..would you consider using the tapped water if the shtf as your source? I guess it is totally safe having been filtered by the tree?
Suburban homeowners can find that woodrats and mice come with the property. Poison baits are made that fit into T-shaped pipe traps. Rodents are curious about holes, especially along perimeters, and search them seriously. Baits are held in place so other species (like birds) don't get to the bait. Soon enough, there are fewer and fewer rodents to eat your electronics and nest in your fabrics.
That’s a nice set up you have. I’m happy for you. Was the tent 🏕 new when you bought it or is it military surplus? I was just wondering. Glad to see that you’re out having a good time. God bless you and your family. Duane
Thanks Becky. I have one of these artic tents at school but nervous about putting it up on a permanant basis. Any tips for caring for it once it is up? Also do you get any problems with the mice and rats eating the material? Do you have to treat it for mould etc? Thanks again.
This is a personal question I know but maybe you cud help with reply, my partner won't walk more than 10 days in a row to ensure she doesn't come on, do u deliberately time your walks to avoid this?
Waffle away Becky, I love hearing people talk about things they're passionate about! I've heard that leaving cotton balls dabbed with peppermint oil around is a non-toxic way to keep mice away as they can't stand the smell. Might be worth trying to save another set of fairy lights!
I notice your archery target. I don’t know if you can have a compound bow by law there. The good thing about the US is you can have more effective weapons in case people come out of the towns in desperation. But they all have guns too. But even in a place where you’re not allowed to be armed, lots of people still are and you just can’t compete with them.
Hey Becky, Searcher Here, Been subcribed to your channel and watching your video's for quite some time now, and I could never ever get tired of listening to you talk, I guess it's the accent, I could just sit and listen to you talk for hours and hours you always put a smile on my face, Keep doing what you do😊.
Such a wholesome, honest person. What a gal
Great movie, greetings from the forest and have a good weekend! 🌳🌲😁
Good for you. ✌️👊
I love the waffling on! It's a great part of your charm! :)
Looking forward to your next video-graphical adventure.
What I would give for having a place in the woods to live there, I used to be an indoor person, never wanted to go out, used to come back from work, and keep wasting time, playing games, watching movies, and do other things that now I know were a waste of time. Until lockdowns were forced, I never felt I was missing anything, but then months on furlough... Almost 24 hours at home, only going out shopping...
It all had changed when I stumbled upon your channel... I guess if not you I would not dare even to try wild camping, I would be still sitting home unhappy with the situation... But then a miracle happened, and I began to actually love outdoors and I really did not like every single minute I was spending indoors... I decided to purchase camping gear and do my first wild camp, my very first wild camp was scary to the point I did not sleep all night (silly me there is nothing to be scared of in the UK) I just did not know that foxes or deer can make weird noises...
I did research when back at home and realised there is nothing to worry about or be scared of. I then traveled quite a lot to Surrey Hills, to kind of "celebrate" my first wild camping adventures, as you mentioned it in your previous videos... So yeah, last year I have done a lot of wild camping trips and I guess I cannot live without it... I contracted covid though and it was quite lengthy process for me to recover, I have suffered all sort of symptoms that keept me away from camping now for months. I am recovering though, and hoping to be back to wild camping soon.
You and your dad are so lucky to be able to live in the woods, I wish I had friends who own the woods or know someone kind to let me stay in one... I would have been so blessed.
All for now I can do is watch your videos sharing your long term/permanent camp stories/videos.
You've definitely grown since your first videos. Well done 👏 👏👏👏👏👏
Great Video Like the Woods
I love your and your dad's trips to the Artic they are just so magical and cozy looking, I rewatch them about once a week not to mention I love to camp. Am 68 and have camped since I was 2 but an auto accident makes it almost impossible for me to do it any more. Keep the vids coming !
Doing Great Becky those tents last for years
The best tent I've ever seen. Beautiful.🇨🇦😊👍
Acabo de descubrir tu canal,
Un placer compañera.
Un abrazo grande desde España. 🇪🇸🍁
back watching you again. took some time off the web for a bit while my mum was ill and in the hospital. seeing your videos reminds me of the beauty we still have in this world. can't wait until the snow is gone up here in Alaska and I can hit the woods. glad you're still making vids. very enjoyable and educational. stay smiling and drive in.
Once again another great video.. and after a long day at wrk its always a pleasure to sit back n listen to you talk.. Thanks for the pick .e up...keep on keeping on
Thanks for the video…that is awesome 😎 and looks peaceful…stay safe and take care !!
Thank youuu! Take care :)
Good to see you out in the spring sunshine Becky 😀
Thank you Neil! Take care :)
Thank you becky I have had some hard times and your videos make me feel better and the hills and outdoor are always great I love it to.!! 👍
Just wow! 💙
Thoroughly enjoy "all" your presentations!
Hard to beat military surplus gear. Great drone footage!
Thanks so much Joe :)
Thank you Becky, seeing your set-up reminded me of my army life. On our training exercises, I would share the smaller version of that tent with my tech partner, yours was known as the ten man, mine was a five man. The liner made all the difference in livability, especially in winter. I have loved all the footage you have shared over the time I have followed you, thank you for the tremendous amount of time you devote to making my life much more enjoyable. Take care Becky, be safe and have a most wonderful and enjoyable summer.
Awesome! Thank you for sharing John :) take care
Good on you Becky!! Seen you starting TH-cam as shy girl...now gained so much more confidence and diversifying to other aspects of outdoors life🔥🔥🔆🔆🌈🌈😎😎🥰🥰😜😜🤩🤩😍😁😁🔥🔆🌈🥳🥳🥳😘
Best of luck and greetings..Brisbane .Australia🌈🌈🌈
Best ASMR accent and content ever!! Some tent too Becs
Thank you for posting, and sharing your knowledge…. Goals ⛺️🏕
Love your videos started watching when I was recovering from my triple bypass surgery you helped me through that watching your videos
Great video and awesome tent. You don't need new lights just repair the wire. You can do it. Take care and be safe.
Thank you David! All the best :)
Fantastic tent you got there .they really are worth the money
I'd love to have a piece of wilderness to set up a permanent camp like that! Great video Becky.
Thank you Matthew
Another great video. That tent is amazing. You said it perfectly, home away from home. Take care and stay safe.
You Go Girl... you are such an inspiration to many of my students - your a star 🌟
👏👏🌲🏕 🪵🪓
All the best, Gus 👍
Your is a personal pronoun, Gus. What you meant to say is, "you're" a star, as in "you are" a star. Language is class. 😉
@@drewtube5031 absolutely, excuse the typo... all the best,
Gus 👍🇺🇦
Thank you Gus!
well done
Thank you for sharing your amazing experience and the beauty of nature and the excitement of your life in nature! Very inspiring!
Lovely gear Becky , looks so cosy 💓
Thank you!
Check the army surplus stores for a GP small tent, basically the same thing with liner available.
That was really interesting Becky, thank you for inviting us in to your Woodland Den! How wonderful to be able to utilise the private woodland, leaving your tent up and coming to it as a chalet home; no unwanted intrusions (except mice - lol)! I enjoyed it as I’m sure everyone else did too! Glad you’re able to hone your bushcrafting skills without undue attention! Enjoy! ⛺️👣🦌🐀👍😎
Just thought I seen you changing clothes at home, you have grown up from your earlier bushcraft videos..Mozzies will be biting soon ,love the snow and winter. Xxx
Great tent and set up 😊
Thank you!
Great vid becky you lucky lass x
wow yes becky that jackery is great i have heared about them and they would be handy because i was thinking of taking my hf set on my wild camps and that would be handy. im a licensed amateur radio operator and enjoy talking to other countries and i was thinking about taking my radio with me on wild camps lol🙂
Awesome!
I love that tent! And the powerbank too. Very cool stuff you‘ve got there! 😀👍
Thank you man! All the best
Power packs plus solar panels really seem to open up the world of forest living! You have your profession; people like I am 'need' to keep in touch with e-mail, TH-cam Bushcraft, and e-books. 'Fairy Lights' spread the cheer around the inside with 'no worries' about battery power and no worries about open flames.
Beautiful 😍
Hi Becks. Nice to see your woods from above the canopy for a change. Agree with you about the benefits of being out in nature whether it's for a week or just a few hours xx
Thank you Michael!
I really like your smile.
LOL! For a minute I thought you somehow made it to the Arctic; you know, took a wrong turn up there in the Highlands. You're a sweetie, Becks. You make a bald man cry. 💋
Hello thank you for sharing your camping set up. With your tent. Yes mice are a burden. Thank you for sharing ❤️
Thank youuu!
Carbon mine oxide....love it.
That’s really good. Get a jack Russel or a cat. That will sort the mice and rats.
hope you and your family are doing well keep the great videos going god bless 👍👍
Fantastic tent Becky, have you planned your next adventure yet....I can't wait to see what you do.Take care and stay safe. 😊
Thank you David!!
Muito legal seu vídeo. Parabéns.
Great channel, i like 👍👍👍
I remember when you set that tent up,you can't beat army surplus! A lot of my gear is army surplus,It's just as good if not better in some cases as name brand stuff and it's cheaper.You've got a great setup there,awesome bugout to just get away from it all! Take care! Love,hugs and peace!
Thanks so much! All the best
Great set up Becky. 😍😍
Thanks David!
Hi Becky. Just a few thoughts for you to consider. Prospector wall tents of canvas are used by prospectors/geologists and trappers in Canada year-round, and for many, many years. They are made of canvas, and are subjected to the weather much as your first tent was. What they learned was to elevate the tent off the ground so that moisture did not accumulate long enough to mold the walls, and they also erected a fly on the roof. The fly suffered from rain and weather and UV light, but it protected the tent from deterioration. The fly is replaced, but that is cheaper than buying a new tent. Most prospectors have built elevated floor platforms on permanent camps which prevents the canvas wall from having direct contact with the damp ground. If you move your location often, the tentmust be allowed to dry before being folded up. Moisture is the greatest enemy of canvas, as is UV light. Waterproofing the canvas is also a routine done every year to retain impermeability in the canvas, especially at the seams. Hope this help.
Ah..... Reading the video title, I thought for a moment there you'd finally made your dream trip to Alaska. Hope you get there soon - with or without the tent....
Hello from Iowa♥️
Your right those tents are very dark, cave like. Great for sleeping in, but hard to see ones bushcraft collection. Solution is build your own. Canvas tent or Tarp any color, Stove Jack Recipe...Welding Blanket, Mix Mineral Spirits with High Heat Silicone for caulking fire-places, apply mix to welding blanket both sides, cut stove pipe diameter and use JB Gasket Maker to finish exit hole for pipes. Take to awning/canvas/sail makers to sew jack into tent or tarp. Fun weekend project and will work with old tent flys, tarps, canvas with crapped out stove jacks. So far i have three home-made and use all year round. Sorry, to hear about your Fairy Lights.....Cheers!!
Home from Home Becky, enough room for a rave 🤪
Jackery must have handed out a lot of machines as they seem to be in EVERYONES videos.
Great video Becky 👍. Been following you for a few years now. I’m so envious of you cause I wish I could do that…. Peace 🙏
Thank you man, take care!
@@GirlOutdoors you’re welcome you so many great videos I love the one from Scotland. I have always wanted to visit Scotland since I was a kid. Knight Falcon is just my user name I use on TH-cam. My actual name is Ian Lovie good Scottish name family all migrated to Canada back in the 1800’s from Scotland from my parents side.
Maybe one day I’ll get to visit Scotland, it’s on my bucket list 😊
If only I had the land to do something like that
awesome use of space ☺bigger than my apartment , i see your target ,you got a range in there 😀 i would too / going to check out jackery , need to power 3 d850 large batteries , cheers Becks
Aw thank youuu! All the best Joe :)
Brilliant Becky
Thank you!
Mice and rats that you have in the tent are no problem, you just invite good old dad with guitar over. 😁
Lovely ….I think you should get yourself a little cat to take to your tent to keep your mice at bay….!
Love your videos keep them coming. N Joy bits and bobs super model Becky, Little One
Welcome to Sweden 🌲🛶⛰
Would cynenne pepper sprinkled liberally around the tent keep the mice away? Just a thought.
Omg,you are so cute 🥰
I would love to do that but unless you own woodland, it´s not very feasible for ordinary people :(
I guess jaquari had to put the Power output on the opposite side since in the UK you do things on the wrong side
LOL ;^)
For those who are awake, we're heading for a parallel society, those that choose to live in nature, truth and prosperity.. and those that choosethe opposite. The woods is where I'm heading, hope to meet you all there.
❤️🔥🍻💪
And again a nice video from you I go backpacking in about 1 or 2 months and with a little luck I will go to England and Scotland so it will be nice mabey to meet or mabey camping because in Holland it's really not possible to do some wild camping so will see how it goes have a good day and I hope that you reply my message
For years I've thought about getting a large "real" tent, but in my mind I can't justify the cost for what little I would use it. One of these days maybe.
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you mentioned about he lack of water sources in the wood .I remember you tapped a tree a while back .I know that can only be done when the sap is rising...now ..would you consider using the tapped water if the shtf as your source? I guess it is totally safe having been filtered by the tree?
Suburban homeowners can find that woodrats and mice come with the property. Poison baits are made that fit into T-shaped pipe traps. Rodents are curious about holes, especially along perimeters, and search them seriously. Baits are held in place so other species (like birds) don't get to the bait. Soon enough, there are fewer and fewer rodents to eat your electronics and nest in your fabrics.
What do you do to try to deter the mice ? They are so destructive any tips would be useful.
Becky. How far north are you? Great video.
I actually thought you were going on a year long trip to the arctic 🤣
Haha! Sadly not
That’s a nice set up you have. I’m happy for you. Was the tent 🏕 new when you bought it or is it military surplus? I was just wondering. Glad to see that you’re out having a good time. God bless you and your family. Duane
Hey Duane, the tent was army surplus:) have a lovely day!
@@GirlOutdoors thank you Becky. ✝️
Put cedar chips or moth balls in your tent keeps the mice away they don't like to smell
try moth balls for the critters
1 side love
I'm first...cheeky title to the vid!😁
Thanks!
Thanks Becky. I have one of these artic tents at school but nervous about putting it up on a permanant basis. Any tips for caring for it once it is up? Also do you get any problems with the mice and rats eating the material? Do you have to treat it for mould etc? Thanks again.
Find your accent a killer 😉 🤣
Is it Essex ?
Fantastic set up you have there Becky.
Shame about those little 🐀 they'll smell a free meal a mile away 😉
Becky has a Surrey accent
Show de bola
This is a personal question I know but maybe you cud help with reply, my partner won't walk more than 10 days in a row to ensure she doesn't come on, do u deliberately time your walks to avoid this?
No, I just tend to put up with it and wash more aha :)
How do u manage to get a tent that size packed in your 65 litre backpack with all your other equipment?
This is a tent that's permanently put up, I would no way fit it in my pack haha! :)
Ooooohhhh, the arctic TENT …. Thought you were gonna spend a year in northern Sweden or something 😂😂
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Do you rent or own some woodland? Could you explain? I’d like some land for a permanent set-up
I’ve got permission on private land :)
nice., your voice is like the voice of Jacklyn Smith ., do you have somebody to fitch water for you 😉
Waffle away Becky, I love hearing people talk about things they're passionate about! I've heard that leaving cotton balls dabbed with peppermint oil around is a non-toxic way to keep mice away as they can't stand the smell. Might be worth trying to save another set of fairy lights!
Thank you! Take care :))
I will back that one up. I have used it and it does work.
Beckys adventures are amazing
I notice your archery target. I don’t know if you can have a compound bow by law there. The good thing about the US is you can have more effective weapons in case people come out of the towns in desperation. But they all have guns too. But even in a place where you’re not allowed to be armed, lots of people still are and you just can’t compete with them.
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nice👍👍👍👍👍❤
Thanks!