Amazing! I wish I could do what you do. Love the outdoors, everything about being in a tent in the rain is my go to. Everything about the forests and mountains I just crazily love!! I need to sleep but I dont want too... Im addicted to your content!!! Simple. Great voice. No fancy gadgets. ❤❤ crackles of the fire. Sound of the rain. Sound of chopping wood. Sound of the night. Just amazing ❤
This is a supremely satisfying video. It's so simple, yet has just the right set up of camera angles and establishing shots. You truly take us with you on your excursions. You don't claim to be an expert, yet you are confident and capable. When things don't go as planned, you adjust. You balance the hiking, camp set up, cooking, and commentary very well; and every time I watch one of your videos my heart aches for the next time I can go out on the trail. So many people fear being alone. You show us that the woods can be a glorious escape from the chaos and confusion of the world. Great job.
I like how you just go with what you have and make do no fancy high dollar equipment just a will to go and have fun. My brothers and I started with just a sheet of plastic ( leftovers from covering the windows for winter ) and some old kitchen pans mom gave us. We sure had a lot of fun. I’m going to subscribe and see where this goes
About rain water flood concern: it's a good idea to carry some small shovel with you - you can dig a shallow drainage channel around the tarp's perimeter and extend it into a short drain towards the hillside descent. Really helps to prevent you from getting soaked in the middle of the rainy night.
Hey! I really enjoyed this video. Great content; great scenery; great host! Thank you for sharing! I'm going to subscribe just as soon as I finish this comment! I love camping and used to go a lot. I miss it tremendously. I had my dad's huge, thick canvas Army tent with metal poles. Boy, that thing was heavy to carry! I look forward to seeing you again Stay safe, well and warm!😊 🦋Janet English🐞
So…. I was feeling skeptical when I saw the poly tarp fresh outta the bag pitched in a regular ole a-frame for a snowstorm. Then I got a little more skeptical when I saw the fire in the beginning. But then, you sealed up the back side of the tarp and whipped out that second tarp to seal up the other end. You ended up makin yourself a pretty sweet little camp there! Got that morning fire goin with some cheesy bread and coffee! Hell ya!! Kudos to you man!, for stickin it out. Take care dude! NQU
I like to improvise as I go haha gotta keep it interesting, but I had a feeling I'd need that second tarp.. but yeah it ended being a pretty sweet little shelter. And thanks!
Nice to be out in the snow. We had good snow only in March in NW CT last year. The rest of the he state did not get it. We loved the snow. Se had stoves in our canvas tents. 😊
Look, I always thought that people who love outdoors a bit crazy, it’s always more comfortable to stay at home. But I have so much joy watching your videos and shorts ❤ thank you!
Nice video. No nonsense camping with well thought out materials. My dad was in France during WWII. He said you could make a round cover for a square foxhole with a good tarp, LOL! He and I never went camping, he said he did enough camping in the army to last a lifetime, I subscribed to see how things go. Thanks for the nice video. Cheers Terry Upstate South Carolina
Love the videos man if you ever come down south to TN i can show you a southerners camping trip in the smokey mountains always good fun and great food out there
When u cut wood it warms u twice .. I didn’t get it the first time I heard u say it but when I heard u say it this time I finally got it.. I’m so happy I didn’t use google for the answer , I had definitely considered it but must’ve forgot hahaha
I'm glad you survived without freezing to death..I felt frozen just watching you. Weren't you worried about bears and the like coming by? I would be just terrified to be out there by myself-- but you know what you're doing. I guess that makes a huge difference- because I would be clueless and would need to be rescued 😂😂
I inherited that exact same thermarest from my Mom, and use her down sleeping bag as a comforter, it unfolds flat as it's a barrel bag, unlike my mummy 😆
Thanks for sharing. I enjoyed the video. Never really been camping or know about 'bannock'(?) bread. Is it cornmeal with leavening? Anyway, don't let mean comments deter you. You're doing great! 🥰🙏💗
7 minutes and 37 seconds before you actually spoke in this video. Glad to see you have gotten rid of that walking through the woods nonsense with no commentary.
It was in Mar, right? Bears are not out yet? Or no danger from pack of wolves? Appalachians... so the location is in (east) Europe, or somewhere in USA? Thank you very much for showing this video. I enjoyed a lot.
Going try this coming winter. Did something similar in my teens. My two friends and i built a debris shelter. We got a dusting of snow it was exciting. My friend stole some steaks out of his moms deep freezer lol. We cooked them over the fire.
what kind of wood do you have in the forest there it sounds like good hard wood and seems to burn for some time. Im kind of limited to mostly pine and aspen where i live.
I'm going to ask a stupid question. lol. Do you get approached by big cats? Obviously Bears hybernate and im not just talking about in the winter. I am talking about any season
good to know that you can survive a snowy night with just two plastic tarpaulins. Didn't you feel a bit cold and how low did the temperature drop at night?
Yep! Only thing that got cold were my toes a couple times, I didn't have my insulated boots on since it was so warm out on my hike in. It got down to the low 20's that night, wind chill was well below that. A quality down-filled sleeping bag makes a world of difference
Thanks for this great video. Old equipment can be great stuff. It appears you had a great stay in the woods. I like that cheesy bannock. Have you ever considered the Siberian Log Fire? Check it out, from Lars of Survival Russia. (He is Danish...)
For sure, half of my gear is hand me down stuff from family, it works great.. and I always wanted to try that but I haven't yet, I'll check out his videos thanks
This is the best channel to watch falling asleep. The deep voice, the soothing nature noise, I get to learn something. I’m pretty hooked
😂
Errr are you right in the head? I mean.... IDK but well if you want to fall asleep to this nonsense then OK,
My life is stressful. I watch a lot of bushcraft videos to relax in the evening right before bed. I agree with the fella…….
I completely agree 👍
@spaaggetii
Don't appreciate it ?
Scroll on !
Don't forget to take your Garlic Bread !
I’ll agree that everything tastes better out in the woods… I was camping during the same snow storm. Had a blast
It really does.. that's awesome, the worse the weather the more fun it is
Where precisely in the Appalachians is this? What state?
@@georgeschaut2178I think he's usually in PA
Man’s making better food on a fire with wet wood during a snowstorm than I am in a fully equiped kitchen, what the hell even
Get off your a$$ and start cooking my friend!
Somewhere deep down I want to leave this tech world and join this guy to explore the nature ❤
Do it!
I watch a ton of this content and stumbled upon this video. I really enjoyed all of it (the good, the bad, and the ugly). Great work.
Thank you!
I love these. It always feels like an old friend hanging out with you. Wish there was more
I wish this guy would narrate every audiobook i wanna listen too lol
Good setup and food prep. Really enjoyed the scenic footage as well. This area can be unpredictable and your adaptability is good viewing.
Thank you, glad u enjoyed
Greetings from snowy Finland. Great video! Keep up the good work 🙂
Amazing! I wish I could do what you do. Love the outdoors, everything about being in a tent in the rain is my go to. Everything about the forests and mountains I just crazily love!! I need to sleep but I dont want too... Im addicted to your content!!! Simple. Great voice. No fancy gadgets. ❤❤ crackles of the fire. Sound of the rain. Sound of chopping wood. Sound of the night. Just amazing ❤
One of the best vids i've seen regarding camping in the snow
Wonderful wonderful videos simple but so infectious
This is a supremely satisfying video. It's so simple, yet has just the right set up of camera angles and establishing shots. You truly take us with you on your excursions. You don't claim to be an expert, yet you are confident and capable. When things don't go as planned, you adjust. You balance the hiking, camp set up, cooking, and commentary very well; and every time I watch one of your videos my heart aches for the next time I can go out on the trail. So many people fear being alone. You show us that the woods can be a glorious escape from the chaos and confusion of the world. Great job.
Great job. Really enjoy learning what you doing, and your teachings
I like how you just go with what you have and make do no fancy high dollar equipment just a will to go and have fun. My brothers and I started with just a sheet of plastic ( leftovers from covering the windows for winter ) and some old kitchen pans mom gave us. We sure had a lot of fun. I’m going to subscribe and see where this goes
Definitely, I've always just done the best with what I have. No need for anything expensive or fancy. Glad you enjoyed, thanks for watching
Yes I really enjoyed your camping trip video. Crisp , original and cozy
Thanks for a great video, really enjoyed watching it. You really do a good job of representing the solitude of camping/survival.
Great video, I liked the vintage wool sleeping bag 👍🏻. I think you did a great job on that cheesy bannock too. Thanks for sharing
Take Care 🇺🇸🪵🏕
Thank you!
And now I need to try bannock bread, that looks awesome. Great content! Hello from Lewisburg.
Man I tell ya. Watching this makes me think. I wish I had a log cabin out in the middle of nowhere. Live a happy life
I remember this awesome guy on Mountain Men!!!👍👍👍 awesome Bradah!!!🤙🤙🤙
W takich warunkach przetrwac w lesie, to naprawde godne podziwu. Gratuluje👍
Excellent work!!!
I like the Crown Royal kindling! Great video! Thank you!
Great little bag for tinder haha I love it, thank you!
I can’t get enough of this channel. I want to be your neighbor lol teach me everything brother.
Enjoyed another great outing!
- 5:58 *So glad* you found a *second* use for the Crown bag. 😂👑 Drink the crown, recycle the bag.
Just found your channel, I love winter camping! Nice tarp awning, that does look good lol
About rain water flood concern: it's a good idea to carry some small shovel with you - you can dig a shallow drainage channel around the tarp's perimeter and extend it into a short drain towards the hillside descent. Really helps to prevent you from getting soaked in the middle of the rainy night.
There's only 3 people ill invest TH-cam time on....fowler, outdoor boys and you sir......keep up the good work
Hey! I really enjoyed this video. Great content; great scenery; great host! Thank you for sharing! I'm going to subscribe just as soon as I finish this comment!
I love camping and used to go a lot. I miss it tremendously. I had my dad's huge, thick canvas Army tent with metal poles. Boy, that thing was heavy to carry!
I look forward to seeing you again
Stay safe, well and warm!😊
🦋Janet
English🐞
Thank you, glad you enjoyed.. and that sounds like a lot of fun, and same to you
So…. I was feeling skeptical when I saw the poly tarp fresh outta the bag pitched in a regular ole a-frame for a snowstorm. Then I got a little more skeptical when I saw the fire in the beginning. But then, you sealed up the back side of the tarp and whipped out that second tarp to seal up the other end. You ended up makin yourself a pretty sweet little camp there! Got that morning fire goin with some cheesy bread and coffee! Hell ya!! Kudos to you man!, for stickin it out. Take care dude! NQU
I like to improvise as I go haha gotta keep it interesting, but I had a feeling I'd need that second tarp.. but yeah it ended being a pretty sweet little shelter. And thanks!
I'm addicted to your videos ❤
- I *literally* just said it looks like a winter wonderland && than you go ahead && say it. *Great minds think alike* ! 😊
Nice to be out in the snow. We had good snow only in March in NW CT last year. The rest of the he state did not get it. We loved the snow. Se had stoves in our canvas tents. 😊
Look, I always thought that people who love outdoors a bit crazy, it’s always more comfortable to stay at home.
But I have so much joy watching your videos and shorts ❤ thank you!
Amazing video
- Now *this* is a video 📹!!! Good work sir, good work 👏🏽!
cant believe i get to watch this for free, thank you for sharing!!!!
Awesome video and great footage!! 👍🏽👍🏽
Thank you!
Hadir sobat,hati" di dalam hutan,salam kenal 🙏🙏
Nice video. No nonsense camping with well thought out materials. My dad was in France during WWII. He said you could make a round cover for a square foxhole with a good tarp, LOL! He and I never went camping, he said he did enough camping in the army to last a lifetime,
I subscribed to see how things go. Thanks for the nice video.
Cheers
Terry
Upstate South Carolina
I'm sure he knows all the tricks, and I can't blame him for that... and thank you!
Love the videos man if you ever come down south to TN i can show you a southerners camping trip in the smokey mountains always good fun and great food out there
Better you than me this trip Sir. Thank You for sharing.
I like your video
Great video
Great video!
Thank you!
When u cut wood it warms u twice .. I didn’t get it the first time I heard u say it but when I heard u say it this time I finally got it.. I’m so happy I didn’t use google for the answer , I had definitely considered it but must’ve forgot hahaha
Love the video ❤
I'm glad you survived without freezing to death..I felt frozen just watching you. Weren't you worried about bears and the like coming by? I would be just terrified to be out there by myself-- but you know what you're doing. I guess that makes a huge difference- because I would be clueless and would need to be rescued 😂😂
The Crown Royal bag kills me.
Another great video
❤Nice Adventure.....
That’s a great bread recipe for campfire cooking.
Good channel, looking forward to more of the same.
Pretty simple and easy to make, I love it. And thank you I'll keep them coming
@@WoodsboundOutdoors what recipe I didn't see one
brilliant video, it looks so bitter there.
Thank you! Definitely gets cold on the mountain
Pasti dingin sekali.salam dari indonesia
i carry candle ( helps making fire )- looks mighty c-co-ld but i liked how you set up and get it done
I do keep a few candles in my pack too.. thanks for watching
Watching from philippines
I inherited that exact same thermarest from my Mom, and use her down sleeping bag as a comforter, it unfolds flat as it's a barrel bag, unlike my mummy 😆
Any Bear 🐻 action close by?
Cool video
Best quote 24:37. ...words to camp by.
What is your recipe for the bannock? You gave it in another vid but I can't find it. Sure did look like fun. Thanks!
Great content. You knew snow was coming. I know you were tired, but should have prepped fire wood before nap.
Thanks for sharing. I enjoyed the video. Never really been camping or know about 'bannock'(?) bread. Is it cornmeal with leavening? Anyway, don't let mean comments deter you. You're doing great! 🥰🙏💗
7 minutes and 37 seconds before you actually spoke in this video. Glad to see you have gotten rid of that walking through the woods nonsense with no commentary.
Crown Royal bag FTW!
It was in Mar, right? Bears are not out yet? Or no danger from pack of wolves? Appalachians...
so the location is in (east) Europe, or somewhere in USA? Thank you very much for showing
this video. I enjoyed a lot.
No talking in the intro was a great idea. Why talk when you can do. This channel is really relaxing to watch. Thank you for posting.
Going try this coming winter. Did something similar in my teens. My two friends and i built a debris shelter. We got a dusting of snow it was exciting. My friend stole some steaks out of his moms deep freezer lol. We cooked them over the fire.
I enjoy watching yours a lot!! and applying ur technique to my experiences!
Nice video. Thank you. Just subscribed.
Glad you enjoyed, thanks for watching!
what kind of wood do you have in the forest there it sounds like good hard wood and seems to burn for some time. Im kind of limited to mostly pine and aspen where i live.
Very good video!!!
I subscribed as well!! 👍
Awesome, thank you!
Could you share the gear you bring anywhere?
I'm going to ask a stupid question. lol. Do you get approached by big cats? Obviously Bears hybernate and im not just talking about in the winter. I am talking about any season
no big cats in the appalachians
I seen a few cougar, mountain lion in my area, interior BC 🇨🇦, mostly black bear.
Teniendo chorizo , queso y vino... Buena lumbre y que caiga toda la nieve wue quiera.
Duck tape... Or even packing tape..for tarp leaks ..rope. Fire starter and what else... Wounds..etc..canuck
wouldnt you want just a little bit of snow on the sides for a lil more insulation? Whats one cu ft of snow weigh, like 6 lbs?
Damn that’s sick dude is that private property or can you do that right off the trails?
19:00 SWEDWOODS is the man of men when it comes to bushcraft. I keep seeing his influence all over bushcraft channels.
Where you are camping looks pretty dry?
Snowstorm and he has on a shirt with the sleeves rolled up ?
Good vid.. ...🤙
Thanks!
good to know that you can survive a snowy night with just two plastic tarpaulins.
Didn't you feel a bit cold and how low did the temperature drop at night?
Yep! Only thing that got cold were my toes a couple times, I didn't have my insulated boots on since it was so warm out on my hike in. It got down to the low 20's that night, wind chill was well below that. A quality down-filled sleeping bag makes a world of difference
@@WoodsboundOutdoors Western Mountaineering have very good down-filled sleeping bag 850+ Cuin of down.
And less then 1 Kg.
Note for the future. Tuck your tarp under the first tarp to stop the wind from getting under it and blowing your heat away. You're welcome! 👍
Thanks for this great video. Old equipment can be great stuff.
It appears you had a great stay in the woods. I like that cheesy bannock.
Have you ever considered the Siberian Log Fire? Check it out, from Lars of Survival Russia. (He is Danish...)
For sure, half of my gear is hand me down stuff from family, it works great.. and I always wanted to try that but I haven't yet, I'll check out his videos thanks
Thanks.
What is the recipe for the bread?
How do you find land to do this on?
Looks so cold😀
Definitely gets cold on the mountain
what about a tarp thats reflective and insulated.
Always bring your portable heater
❤❤❤
If you dont like him filming himself walking through the woods.... Then close your eyes. Or better still switch channels
You could do absolutely everything correct and somebody would bitch about it
Your tarp is far too short. It should be at least 3 meters longer. You need a larger and proper ground sheet. I love your video. God bless
If you had no comfy self inflating mattress and wool sleeping bag, you could scrape a heap of those dead leaves together and roll them up in a tarp.
What pants are those?
Field and Stream brush pants
Crown royal 😅😅😅