Yes Mike. Watching you and your last camp build was a massive inspiration to me and nearly 5 years on I’m still doing it. Looking forward to this. Cheers mate.
I was wondering when you would start some Bushcraft in your woodland. I know it is not the primary or sole purpose of your purchase of the land, but it is such a part of what your channel is about that I knew it would be part of your woodland life. Thanks for taking us along. As my Mother used to say, don't worry about the rain. You're neither sugar nor salt, you shan't melt.
I absolutely love that quote! Never heard it so thank you to you and your mother:). One I use a lot is “some people feel the rain, others just get wet- Bob Marley” Feel I need to use it nearly everyday living in Scotland😂!
I'm glad you're finally getting a bushcraft camp started, your last one was the reason I subscribed to your channel. I watch everything that you do but the camp building videos are what it is all about. My brother has just purchased a bit of woodlands near me and has asked me to manage it for him. I am going to use so many of the skills that I have learned from you in the months and years to come! I am even considering filming my journey and putting it on youtube thanks to you.
@@wouldulikesomescons I have got a couple of go pro cameras and have started planning things so I am nearly ready to start filming. I am not so sure I could make it as interesting as TA does, he seems to very good at talking to the camera. The woodlands that I am gonna be managing is beautiful though, it has a stream and has a load of dears and other wildlife living there. I am so excited and have so many plans for it. I think if I can get the presenting part down, I could make a really good series. Watch this space!!
@@markjust86 TA is a former teacher, so he's actually studied how to present information to an audience in an interesting and engaging way. So yeah, he's really good at this, haha. That being said, if you find presenting to camera a challenge, and something you want to get better at - one way to deal with that to some extent is if you can bring a friend/family member with you to film. Put them behind the camera, and then explain what you're doing to that person, rather than the abstract idea of your audience. Tell them to ask follow-up questions if you're being unclear. Easy to be a good host to someone you already like, you know? :-)
Yes this is what I’ve been waiting for. Your first series a few years ago helped me when I had just had open heart surgery. For some reason those series’s were so therapeutic for me. Then of course loved all the other builds as well.
I like the cabin you were doing with your Dad, I love to watch your videos and it is always nice to see your little dog. I have not seen your Bushcraft Camp videos. So I can not wait to see the outcome of it all. Look forward to the next videos.
I really liked it when you and your friend made those woven stick wall / fence pieces and maybe they’d add more security and protection from the elements
Awesome seeing you getting back to your roots. (Pun intended) I can see you having your own village like Justin and you made with all of the ancient houses. This is going to be an exciting new series. Nice seeing Jack again. Respect from Florida! 🌴
I don’t want to sound like a weird patriotic guy but you should try camping in the us’s Rocky Mountains. It is truly a wonderful experience. You could also do Canada, but it might be a little too cold. Also you don’t have to do that but different locations would be very cool.
Yay finally some bushcraft like the old good days with the fort! Looking good starting to take shape. And the forest is so beautiful in this time of year, majestic!
The first camp was the reason I subscribed to you and still one of my favorites, both as a series and a camp, so excited to see how this one evolves!!!
Whether it's bushcraft, bunker or pallet builds, you always share the history with us. Just like you said the hedge fence goes back thousands of years. Thanks for all. Ohio
Hey! Good job! I lived alone in the forest for nine months, getting great pleasure from communicating with nature. But due to the military invasion of my country, I had to return to the city. But I still have a video archive with my adventures
This should be great considering everything you learned from the last one! If you're going to do a vented fire pit, don't forget to put your draft line in before all the other stuff is in the way. Going to be epic for sure.
I love that you are starting Bushcraft Camp 2.0 with Jax along with you! Looking forward to many enjoyable and interesting videos on the progress of the camp.
I personally would be so nervous that I would break my axe while using it as a hammer. LOL Can't wait to see what this new spot will look like. I do love the building you put up using that ash wood, the walls are amazing looking.
You were able to get a lot accomplished! You're moving along and I really enjoy watching you build. Jacks was a very happy dog today tootling around. I'm jealous of your lovely rain. We haven't had any in AGES and it's going to be 104° today. Ugh!
If this camp get anywhere near as cool as the original one, then it's already going to be phenomenal, and knowing you, I'm sure this one will be even better than the OG. Stay safe Mike, love the vids!
So happy to see you and Jax back in the bush and building a bushcraft shelter, terrific! Lovely to see you incorporating the majestic tree base in it as well. What a magnificent location you’ve chosen, the best of British countryside on your doorstep
Whenever I go camping I never seem to have enough time to put up even a fire reflector for example. The light always beats me by the time I gather wood, build a shelter (inc. when I bring tent) and make a fire. You are able to smash out a small camp before a hospital appointment, how you do it so quickly, and so well, baffles me!
I really love the Bushcraft Camp series, so I am especially looking forward to this build. There is a small chance that I may be able to do something similar in a friend's woodland in a year or so. I'm already in my 60s with some arthritis creeping in on me, so it won't be epic, but it should be fun. Great video as always, Mike!
I started watching towards the end of the first bushcraft camp series and subbed after I watched the first episode. I can’t believe I have been subbed for over 6 years. Can’t wait to see what you build with this camp. Hope the family is doing great and are healthy
I love that you're getting back to some bushcraft building -- not the only reason I'm here!! -- but it is so interesting. Also interesting: the update on the living hedge. And just watching your dog have fun around you. Looking forward to seeing more!
This is going to be epic.i was glued to the building of the fort.i can't wait to see what idea's you will come up with for this one.great to see the new growth on your fence coming up already.jacks really is great company in the woodland.keep up the terrific work.cheers Mike.
Yay! So glad to see a long term project in the works! This should be an excellent camp, considering your helper and little buddy there! He’s a character, no doubt! I hope your Dad can also help out once in a while. The cohesion of generations is uplifting. My Dad and I are quite close, too. It’s just nice to see it. God bless you and your whole family. 🙏🏼
Yeah another bushcraft fort well I can hope can't I lol. For the fire pit a Ash shingle roof Or you could go simple and make your own oil skin tarp. So looking forward to seeing a new bushcraft camp
Your woodland is looking so fantastically lush and green right now. I always forget just how much I enjoy this time of year with the explosion of new growth and greenery. Not to mention it’s not yet too hot like it can get in the height of summer and the dreaded grass pollen is yet to really strike. Love it though, what an oasis. Can’t wait to see the new bushcraft camp come together 👍
I just love your pot hangers! I've been making a few of these to use as hangers around the garden. I would suggest a 3 sided lean to if you only plan to use it as a summer camp,, that you can build upon later when it gets cooler for winter. But only if the prevailing winds favor such a layout. Such a plan will give plenty of air flow while it is warm, shade, and modest protection from the wind. Give yourself a bit of an overhang in the front for rain, and elevate the back so you can use your home made bed. And add a wood storage bin to the side.
Little tip for you with the Aeropress - Put the plunger in about 1cm, turn it upside down and add the coffee and water, screw the top on and let it brew then put the cup on (upside down) and flip it. You get all the water in the brew rather than it dripping out. Great video as always.
Those roots look like a great spot to lay down. I wonder how feasible it would be to make that your sleeping area like the old lean tos. Oh you could even use the off cuts as steps to get up there!
I don't know if it would be more work, but could you roof the two sides separately, with a space right down the middle for the fire and the ash stump? Rather than covering it. That way it can grow all sorts of lovely things on it through the summer.
To stop those logs sliding round as the walls throw abit of dirt inbetween them and that ash tree sawdust all wet like a nice dark orange as the bushcraft camp floor is amazing.
Mike, i've been eagerly awaiting for you to start work on bushcraft camp 2.0. So far so good! How about some sort of weaved structure for the walls with logs across the top? You could use strips of bark for the roof. This camp deserves a TA Outdoors flag flying proudly. Can't wait to see how it turns out.
Just wanted to make a suggestion on the wall, how about on the low side of the fallen ash tree use longer logs on the top half of the wall you already built so they would fill in the gap on that side! Enjoyed the video!!
thank you so much for this series ... seeing your woodland is oeaceful amd calming ... good for the soul. More birds, please? 😳😁🤣 ETA: sooo thrilled to see the new shoots of the hedge :) you're further along in spring than my part of the world, it makes me impatient
It's not just England mate. I live in Northern NSW, Australia and it's been raining almost continuously for months. We've had several really bad floods. La Nina.
Had a thought… for your camp. With the rain falling and running off your Tarp, why not think about making a water collector. You might be able to make something useful like an organic garden with irrigation from rain water. You could make a wild food section and a veggie patch or even a tree nursery and re plant the trees.
Catch them early! It's hard to totally prevent them biting you, but if you see them on you while they are very small, I tend to use tweezers to gently pull them out.
Not checked in here for a while, but it's good to see Mike/TA outdoors still going strong! I've enjoyed this channel for several years now, and it is great to see it still thriving.👍
Been a while since you built the old camp. I am really excited for this series. As for the roof: you could try to cover the whole diameter with a dome. And since i got quite impressed with your fence, you could make it an overgrown or even a living one as well
@@Moewenfels Spreading the word on prepping to like minded fellows. This is a comments section where we can discuss freely, there is no other way to chat and network on TH-cam. Don't like the comment? Then read the next friend.
Love your channel!!! My 14 year old son and I are getting ready to head out to philmont scout ranch in New Mexico USA for a 12 day back country hike over 60 miles, and we take great inspiration and really enjoy all of your videos! You got me excited about the woods again!!
As always, another relaxing video. If you don't already own one, you should definitely consider purchasing a hookaroon. You will not regret it. A cheap hand tool that will help you in so many ways and certainly prevent back and shoulder strain. I recommend the long-handle version. Ryan will know where to buy one.
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Who remembers the Bushcraft Camp series?? Time for another epic one!
That was one of my favorite series.
Can’t wait gonna be just as good as the first one if not better
Let’s gooo
It is what brought me to your channel. Haven't been able to leave yet. Looking forward to this build!
Yes Mike.
Watching you and your last camp build was a massive inspiration to me and nearly 5 years on I’m still doing it.
Looking forward to this.
Cheers mate.
It must be great, having ur own bit of woodland, it only means more great videos coming!! Keep up the good work Mike I appreciate what ur doing!! 👍
What a magical place you live in. Green plants all over the place and stuff growing...
I was wondering when you would start some Bushcraft in your woodland. I know it is not the primary or sole purpose of your purchase of the land, but it is such a part of what your channel is about that I knew it would be part of your woodland life. Thanks for taking us along.
As my Mother used to say, don't worry about the rain. You're neither sugar nor salt, you shan't melt.
I absolutely love that quote! Never heard it so thank you to you and your mother:). One I use a lot is “some people feel the rain, others just get wet- Bob Marley”
Feel I need to use it nearly everyday living in Scotland😂!
I'm glad you're finally getting a bushcraft camp started, your last one was the reason I subscribed to your channel. I watch everything that you do but the camp building videos are what it is all about. My brother has just purchased a bit of woodlands near me and has asked me to manage it for him. I am going to use so many of the skills that I have learned from you in the months and years to come! I am even considering filming my journey and putting it on youtube thanks to you.
Do it!
@@wouldulikesomescons I have got a couple of go pro cameras and have started planning things so I am nearly ready to start filming. I am not so sure I could make it as interesting as TA does, he seems to very good at talking to the camera. The woodlands that I am gonna be managing is beautiful though, it has a stream and has a load of dears and other wildlife living there. I am so excited and have so many plans for it. I think if I can get the presenting part down, I could make a really good series. Watch this space!!
@@markjust86 TA is a former teacher, so he's actually studied how to present information to an audience in an interesting and engaging way. So yeah, he's really good at this, haha.
That being said, if you find presenting to camera a challenge, and something you want to get better at - one way to deal with that to some extent is if you can bring a friend/family member with you to film. Put them behind the camera, and then explain what you're doing to that person, rather than the abstract idea of your audience. Tell them to ask follow-up questions if you're being unclear. Easy to be a good host to someone you already like, you know? :-)
Yes this is what I’ve been waiting for. Your first series a few years ago helped me when I had just had open heart surgery. For some reason those series’s were so therapeutic for me. Then of course loved all the other builds as well.
I like the cabin you were doing with your Dad, I love to watch your videos and it is always nice to see your little dog. I have not seen your Bushcraft Camp videos. So I can not wait to see the outcome of it all. Look forward to the next videos.
I love seeing the hedge coming alone and i hope you continue to post updates of it becoming a true living fence.
I really liked it when you and your friend made those woven stick wall / fence pieces and maybe they’d add more security and protection from the elements
I would love to see the cooking fire made in the middle of the home. out of rocks and mud .. so glad to see you building again Thank you Ive missed it
There's something really satisfying about seeing your camps come together. I'm looking forward to watching this one develop!
i really missed this series all i can say is welcome back legend
Awesome seeing you getting back to your roots. (Pun intended) I can see you having your own village like Justin and you made with all of the ancient houses. This is going to be an exciting new series. Nice seeing Jack again. Respect from Florida! 🌴
A reciprocal roof may be a good idea for the camp with it having a hole in the middle for the fire pit!👍
I don’t want to sound like a weird patriotic guy but you should try camping in the us’s Rocky Mountains. It is truly a wonderful experience. You could also do Canada, but it might be a little too cold. Also you don’t have to do that but different locations would be very cool.
As always, another great video! Miss seeing your father with you, he’s such a fun hoot to watch….
This show always brings the sun into my day even if yours Is rainy
Me 🙋♀️!! So glad to see you back with another series of building.Hope all is well with you and the family. God Bless and Be Safe!!
Yay finally some bushcraft like the old good days with the fort! Looking good starting to take shape. And the forest is so beautiful in this time of year, majestic!
The first camp was the reason I subscribed to you and still one of my favorites, both as a series and a camp, so excited to see how this one evolves!!!
Whether it's bushcraft, bunker or pallet builds, you always share the history with us. Just like you said the hedge fence goes back thousands of years. Thanks for all. Ohio
Hey! Good job!
I lived alone in the forest for nine months, getting great pleasure from communicating with nature. But due to the military invasion of my country, I had to return to the city. But I still have a video archive with my adventures
My heart and prayers are with all of you in the Ukraine. My church is hosting and helping a family who made it to the US. You are all amazing people.
Thank you very much.
Stay safe out there!
This should be great considering everything you learned from the last one! If you're going to do a vented fire pit, don't forget to put your draft line in before all the other stuff is in the way. Going to be epic for sure.
Turf roof will be good for the shelter. Another great video Mike. Looking forward to part 2.
Man you are living the life.
This has to be the best outdoor channel on the tube.
I love that you are starting Bushcraft Camp 2.0 with Jax along with you!
Looking forward to many enjoyable and interesting videos on the progress of the camp.
As a longtime viewer, it's nice to see you getting back to your roots. Nice to see Jax growing a great woods partner as well.
I personally would be so nervous that I would break my axe while using it as a hammer. LOL Can't wait to see what this new spot will look like. I do love the building you put up using that ash wood, the walls are amazing looking.
A perimeter wall brings back memories. You haven't done one since the Fort, right?
Nope! Feeling nostalgic!
You were able to get a lot accomplished! You're moving along and I really enjoy watching you build. Jacks was a very happy dog today tootling around. I'm jealous of your lovely rain. We haven't had any in AGES and it's going to be 104° today. Ugh!
Good for you keep it up.
liking the look of this camp so far, nice to see Jax out enjoying a romp in the woods
Čovek radi iz srce i sve duše, zato je ovo mnogo jak kvalitet, bravo...
If this camp get anywhere near as cool as the original one, then it's already going to be phenomenal, and knowing you, I'm sure this one will be even better than the OG. Stay safe Mike, love the vids!
So happy to see you and Jax back in the bush and building a bushcraft shelter, terrific! Lovely to see you incorporating the majestic tree base in it as well. What a magnificent location you’ve chosen, the best of British countryside on your doorstep
Whenever I go camping I never seem to have enough time to put up even a fire reflector for example. The light always beats me by the time I gather wood, build a shelter (inc. when I bring tent) and make a fire. You are able to smash out a small camp before a hospital appointment, how you do it so quickly, and so well, baffles me!
Good start. Looking forward to seeing how the camp evolves.
I really love the Bushcraft Camp series, so I am especially looking forward to this build. There is a small chance that I may be able to do something similar in a friend's woodland in a year or so. I'm already in my 60s with some arthritis creeping in on me, so it won't be epic, but it should be fun.
Great video as always, Mike!
Maybe clay or rock enclosed fireplace / oven with appropriate chimney?!?
Love the content. Thanks
I started watching towards the end of the first bushcraft camp series and subbed after I watched the first episode. I can’t believe I have been subbed for over 6 years. Can’t wait to see what you build with this camp. Hope the family is doing great and are healthy
Please keep doing content like this. Really enjoy watching these types of builds
I love watching people build - shelters, buildings, homes etc👍👍👍👍👍👍💚💜❤
I love that you're getting back to some bushcraft building -- not the only reason I'm here!! -- but it is so interesting. Also interesting: the update on the living hedge. And just watching your dog have fun around you. Looking forward to seeing more!
Love the new camp with the variety of walls, really interesting to look at. Can’t wait to see future installments of this new series.
Building, tools, the little puppers 🐕. Love this!
A reciprocal frame roof seems to be perfect for the shelter you're building
So happy you have decided to do another camp. Can't wait to see how this one turns out!
This is going to be epic.i was glued to the building of the fort.i can't wait to see what idea's you will come up with for this one.great to see the new growth on your fence coming up already.jacks really is great company in the woodland.keep up the terrific work.cheers Mike.
The camp is coming along nicely. Miss your friend that use to help you build the bushcraft houses.
My favorite build of yours has to be the viking longhouse. I am always curious on how it is holding up.
Yes! Quality Mike. Looking forward to the outcome of this build. Brilliant to see Jacks again, too! Love your style.
Loved watching this Mike your a legend can't wait for bushcraft camp 2.0 in your woodland it's going to be epic
Yay! So glad to see a long term project in the works! This should be an excellent camp, considering your helper and little buddy there! He’s a character, no doubt! I hope your Dad can also help out once in a while. The cohesion of generations is uplifting. My Dad and I are quite close, too. It’s just nice to see it. God bless you and your whole family. 🙏🏼
I really enjoy being in the Woodlands. Thank you.
Hope it is nothing to worry about. Take care all the family. Loving the new camp idea.
I’ve really been trying to learn more bushcraft and this challenge is one of the best if not the best!!
I LOVE all you share with us but bushcraft the most. Thank you so much!
Yeah another bushcraft fort well I can hope can't I lol. For the fire pit a Ash shingle roof Or you could go simple and make your own oil skin tarp. So looking forward to seeing a new bushcraft camp
Your woodland is looking so fantastically lush and green right now. I always forget just how much I enjoy this time of year with the explosion of new growth and greenery. Not to mention it’s not yet too hot like it can get in the height of summer and the dreaded grass pollen is yet to really strike. Love it though, what an oasis. Can’t wait to see the new bushcraft camp come together 👍
Your axe technique is always improving
It's so wonderful to see you get to do this on your own property.
I just love your pot hangers! I've been making a few of these to use as hangers around the garden. I would suggest a 3 sided lean to if you only plan to use it as a summer camp,, that you can build upon later when it gets cooler for winter. But only if the prevailing winds favor such a layout. Such a plan will give plenty of air flow while it is warm, shade, and modest protection from the wind. Give yourself a bit of an overhang in the front for rain, and elevate the back so you can use your home made bed. And add a wood storage bin to the side.
Little tip for you with the Aeropress - Put the plunger in about 1cm, turn it upside down and add the coffee and water, screw the top on and let it brew then put the cup on (upside down) and flip it. You get all the water in the brew rather than it dripping out. Great video as always.
Those roots look like a great spot to lay down. I wonder how feasible it would be to make that your sleeping area like the old lean tos. Oh you could even use the off cuts as steps to get up there!
I don't know if it would be more work, but could you roof the two sides separately, with a space right down the middle for the fire and the ash stump? Rather than covering it. That way it can grow all sorts of lovely things on it through the summer.
To stop those logs sliding round as the walls throw abit of dirt inbetween them and that ash tree sawdust all wet like a nice dark orange as the bushcraft camp floor is amazing.
Mike, i've been eagerly awaiting for you to start work on bushcraft camp 2.0. So far so good! How about some sort of weaved structure for the walls with logs across the top? You could use strips of bark for the roof.
This camp deserves a TA Outdoors flag flying proudly.
Can't wait to see how it turns out.
Just wanted to make a suggestion on the wall, how about on the low side of the fallen ash tree use longer logs on the top half of the wall you already built so they would fill in the gap on that side! Enjoyed the video!!
I'm excited to see a bushcraft episode in addition to your working on your property
Boy am I glad I check your channel because TH-cam doesn't tell me about videos I would love to see like this one
I can’t wait to see what you do in your bushcraft woodland
thank you so much for this series ... seeing your woodland is oeaceful amd calming ... good for the soul. More birds, please? 😳😁🤣 ETA: sooo thrilled to see the new shoots of the hedge :) you're further along in spring than my part of the world, it makes me impatient
I look forward to seeing what bush craft you do this time xxx
You are living my dream. Always enjoy watching. Thank you.
Yeah! Bushcraft camp Mark 2! Bigger and better! 😜
Great idea for the ash tree. Itll become as famous as The Major Oak... probably... :)
It's not just England mate.
I live in Northern NSW, Australia and it's been raining almost continuously for months.
We've had several really bad floods.
La Nina.
You are such a nice cheerful person to watch. I watch to learn and to de-stress. Thanks.
Love the audio background of the birds
Very excited to see you making a new Bushcraft Camp, or Bushcraft Camp 2.0!
I'll definitely be watching with anticipation!
Had a thought… for your camp.
With the rain falling and running off your Tarp, why not think about making a water collector. You might be able to make something useful like an organic garden with irrigation from rain water.
You could make a wild food section and a veggie patch or even a tree nursery and re plant the trees.
I got a question! What do you usually do against ticks? If you spend so much time in a forest you probably got some good tips :)
Catch them early! It's hard to totally prevent them biting you, but if you see them on you while they are very small, I tend to use tweezers to gently pull them out.
truth be told, I do like this return to the bushcraft camp stories.
I love that you are building another camp! Loved the last one!!! I learned a lot!!!
Not checked in here for a while, but it's good to see Mike/TA outdoors still going strong! I've enjoyed this channel for several years now, and it is great to see it still thriving.👍
Been a while since you built the old camp. I am really excited for this series.
As for the roof: you could try to cover the whole diameter with a dome. And since i got quite impressed with your fence, you could make it an overgrown or even a living one as well
It is definitely time to double down on food and water preps guys! Happy to offer help and advice if needed👍
The best prep is to grow what you can. Anything your family can't consume can be bartered*.
@@PaleGhost69 Definitely, see my vid on 'The Prepper's Garden' 👍
With this kind of advertisement in someone elses comment section i for one will make sure NOT to watch.
@@Moewenfels Spreading the word on prepping to like minded fellows. This is a comments section where we can discuss freely, there is no other way to chat and network on TH-cam. Don't like the comment? Then read the next friend.
@@Moewenfels To be fair, they didn't advertise until I brought up the subject of prepper gardens
Looking forward to this project, thank you for sharing with us.
Hope all is well with you Mike and the hospital was all good, stay safe and keep up the good work
Thank you for the video!☼🤩👍♥
Loved the Bushcraft Camp series - felt like I was a part of it even though sitting at home - look forward to the next epic 1! Thanks
Fascinating - love your use of the big Ash! 🌳🔥
You have very creative ideas! You are well done! you really love what you do, keep it up, good luck in your work))
👍👍👍
What a great way to honour a tree. Cheers, mate.
Love your channel!!! My 14 year old son and I are getting ready to head out to philmont scout ranch in New Mexico USA for a 12 day back country hike over 60 miles, and we take great inspiration and really enjoy all of your videos! You got me excited about the woods again!!
🥳🎊🎉 I'm so happy to see you building another bushcraft camp.. 😎 The first camp build is the reason I joined this chanel.... 🍾🥂👍
As always, another relaxing video.
If you don't already own one, you should definitely consider purchasing a hookaroon. You will not regret it.
A cheap hand tool that will help you in so many ways and certainly prevent back and shoulder strain.
I recommend the long-handle version.
Ryan will know where to buy one.
I love how tiny the dog is, makes me really want to take my Pomeranian camping and see how he likes it.
I take it this is your own private woodland, very lucky to have this.
For the roof it would be cool if it was like a milsurp cargo parachute canopy type roof the are pretty rugged and waterproof and not too expensive
Looking good Mike. Great to see you enjoying your own woodland. 😀