The Overnighter
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 ก.ย. 2024
- If you don't have the time or money for a week long trip to a destination that is epic. You would be surprised how many place that are beautiful near your home. Maybe even epic. Like the little gem that is only 15 minutes from my house.
Join my friend Runner and I as we hike to a spot, that overlooks the St. Croix River. As we set up camp and cook over an open fire. Wishing you were with us.
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Thats what I call.....The Hollywood Hammock Hall of Fame ! All you need now is the red carpet rolled out in front of that sweet camo matching combo of comfort. Thanks for sharing. Cheers!
You got that right! Instead of a red carpet. I would prefer a camo carpet. I have to say . That when I went into the cocoon at night. I was a worm crawling in. And in the morning. A beautiful butterfly emerged? No. Just still a worm. But a warm worm!
@@AdventureswiththeMarine Best to remain a worm....If you became a beautiful Butterfly Runner might just have carried you back in a Mason Jar.....passion can do that to a Man !
Enjoyable video as always. Thanks!
Thank you Levinate Vids for watching. I always appreciate it.
When you started talking about Perking and the menu, Runner got the biggest smile on his face. But then again, I would have also lol.
Usually, he has a hard time keeping up with me. But on the way out. I think he had that breakfast menu in his head. Because he flew. And when we got to the restaurant. I had to watch my fingers. He was really moving the food too!
@@AdventureswiththeMarine Lol...Glad you guys had fun and a good warm breakfast. Enjoyed the video!!
You’re one of my favorite TH-camrs. Thanks for taking us along. Looked like a great overnighter.
Wow, thank you! That means a lot to me.
Good morning marine! Great to see runner and you enjoying the great outdoors.
Morning! This is proof that Runner hasn't hibernated yet. When he gets in his hammock. I am worried that I might not see him till spring.
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That was FANTASTIC..........................................
Thank you Joe so much. I really do appreciate it.
Thanks for posting, nice trip.
Thank you Jerry so much for watching. Much appreciated.
Nice to see you out with Runner again! Looks like you had a great time, thanks for bringing us along.
When is the next trip?
@@AdventureswiththeMarine Nothing planned for the winter yet, although Nibimocs and I have discussed getting out again if he can make time for it. I'd sure like to get out for a hot tent trip, maybe to Angleworm Lake. How about you, anything planned?
@@MNmostly I see that Nibimocs has moved to Ely. That would be nice! Angleworm Lake is a nice little trip. Another great little winter camping trip is North Hegman Lake. They are some beautiful pictographs, that are an easy hike. We are planning a trip up there around Christmas time. But not sure what entry point.
@@AdventureswiththeMarine Best of luck on your Christmas trip! I saw your video of the North Hegman winter trip, definitely going to have to check that out.
Looks warm & cozy 🤠
I was toasty warm. Maybe a little on the well done side. Thank you David so much for watching. I really appreciate it.
Great trip Marine. Looked very relaxing. Nice state park as well. 👍
It is really nice to just get away. Even if it just an overnighter. Last call before the snowfall.
Marine what a great overnighter in the big woods with a friend!👍😎
Thanks for sharing with me from the SO Cal desert. 😎🤓
It is always better with a friend. Any snow in the SO Cal desert yet?
That looked like a good time and outstanding company. Really like that Superior Gear hammock. Laughed when you called in Runner. When my youngest son and I snowshoed at night a lot . If he got nervous when we separated he would hoot like an owl. I would hoot back and then all was well. Your both blessed to have an outstanding relationship. Take care and God Bless, Al
Glad you enjoyed it. I love the owl hoots with your son. A couple of hours before it gets dark. The Great Horned Owls will hoot back and forth through out the woods to check and to see where everybody are.
Awesome times, and runners back..
Now I have to keep Runner from Hibernating this year. But no worries. He order a -40° Superior Hammock. So if he can get away. He will be with me all winter!
@@AdventureswiththeMarine fantastic, he will be toasty in that. Take a shovel if the snows deep 😮 lol. Stay safe Marine, another great vid
Runner seems like my kinda guy glad he was on that trip with ya.
Runner is the best. Thank you HeyYall for watching. Much appreciated!
Great video! Thanks, Marine & Runner. Oohrah! "Doc" Gusse (HM2 - FMF)
As Runner and I are getting older. We are in a need for a Doc to hike with us. Thank you Steve for your service. And thank you for watching. Runner and I appreciate it.
Nice hang, guys. Thanks for sharing.
Our pleasure! Thank you Daven for watching. We really appreciate it.
GOD BLESS YOU TO
Thank you Boreal Whisperer so much. Your the best.
Great video guys!
Thank you CSM Tank so much. Runner and I appreciate that.
Never really understood why most hammocks don’t come with insulation attached, either with a zip or snaps.
I think most people who’ve used one have woken with the under quilt laying at one side in the middle of the night at one time or another. The cocoon idea seems to be the way to go. Thanks for the video.
The cocoon or a pod system are super warm. But there are times when they are too warm. Like on this trip. I had to let some cold air in from time to time. To regulate the heat. Also, a hammock with a built-in-insulation. Could be counter productive in those hot summer months.
Thank you Brian for watching. I really do appreciate it.
@@AdventureswiththeMarine I live in Scotland. We don’t get summer 😀. Always an interesting watch. Thanks.
Great video! I was the guy filling up water near the wood pile while you were filming that afternoon. I knew I recognized you... I found your channel and now I’m a new subscriber. I’m enjoying some of your winter camping videos now.
It is a small world. I wish we had more time to talk. I was in a little hurry because the sun was down. And I wanted to do more filming. Thank you Andrew so much for watching and subscribing. I really appreciate it. I hope to see you on the trail again.
@@AdventureswiththeMarine no worries! I was pushing to get camp chores done too. Daylight is a fleeting resource this time of year.
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nice to meet you Andrew and to visit on the way out on saturday
Looks like a good park setup and a good camp. Great gear you guys have.
The cool thing is. This park is only a 15 minute drive from my house. I have hiked many times. But never camped there. Sometimes I guess you don't have to drive hundreds of miles to find a great place to hike and camp. Maybe we need to start looking in our own backyard. Thank you wazoologist for watching.
Great video! Just ordered a WB Ridge runner. Old backpacker ready to switch to hammocks. Thanks for all your videos! Great help.
I was car camping with family last week. At a State Park that I have been going to since 1965. So many memories. I always will take with me when I go up there. The Warbonnet Ridgerunner. Now that you are using the hammock. Once you get in that Ridgerunner. You are never going to want to get out. Thank you John for watching. I really appreciate it.
Very enjoyable! Thanks. Nice to see some cool temps as we are toughing out the mid 90s down here in Florida. August..Yikes!!
Glad you enjoyed it. I can't imagine what the humidity is like. Hang in there. Fall is coming. Thank you Oxfordblaze for watching. Ireally appreciate it.
Just planning an overnighter thia weekend! Perfect.
I can't wait to see it. Have a great trip in beautiful Sweden.
Those pods look warm, bug in a rug.😄
I am thinking about getting a -40° Superior Hammock. With a thicker cocoon. You wouldn't believe how warm it can get in that pod system. Thank you Mitch so much for watching.
HEY Marine! First thanks for your service, appreciate your sacrifice. Second, I LOVE Runner. Him and I move at the same speed! OUR OWN! Great video as always. I am looking forward to some winter camping in my hammock this year. God's blessings especially over the holidays.
I am glad to hear that you will be out this winter in the hammock. Winter is such a special time of the year. No bugs and no crowds. It is always great to hear from you Ken. God bless.
Great overnight Marine! Who’s Ron? 😉 You’ve got a bounce in your step and looking fit. Thanks for bring us along with you and Runner. Looking forward to following along with your future adventures!
It seems like the bounce is getting smaller these days. But I do believe the key to healthy life is to keep moving. Thank you Jill so much for watching. Runner and I appreciate it.
You Sir know how to throw down a feed!!!!! Plus the atmosphere and friendship are entertaining!!!! Thanks to both of y’all!!!! Stay safe!!!!!
Nothing like a nice steak sizzling on the grill. And my buddy Runner. Thank you Terry so much for watching.
Thanks for taking us on this adventure. Great filming. Always nice to watch your videos before bed. Calm, educational and funny. Really like the emphasize on the hammock setup in these overnighters. BTW what is the bushcraft knife you use? Looks solid. Also very interesting that the park gives you wood. In our parks you can take dead wood - no problem. Forbidden only in reserves. The real problem is that usually there is no dead wood near camping spots cuz many campers have cleaned everything that can burn in good radius around the fireplace. We also have a lot of roe deer here in Bulgaria, always barking at me when they see me.
The knife that I am using now is custom made from Adventure Sworn. It is a great bushcraft knife. Because of Covid. It took them over a year and half to make. Well worth the wait. I don't know how I feel about getting wood from a designated place, that is in a pile. I would rather find my own. That is part of the fun for me. I have been in areas that have been pick over because of the traffic of people. We just have venture out deeper into the forest.
I love the sounds of nature. The best music ever. To have a Roe deer bark at me would be heaven. Thank you so much for watching. I always appreciate it.
Great to see you guys back out together! Look forward to some winter trips. I’m outside Buffalo NY, winter is upon us with the pending lake effect storm.
I hear you guys are going to get some snow in the couple of days. You are so lucky. I love the snow. The Bills are having a great season. The snow will make for a good game.
@@AdventureswiththeMarine WELL… if I want to go snowshoeing, I’ll need a snorkel! LOL. Orchard Park NY, where the Bills were to play, has 77” of snow!
Lake effect snow is crazy
Hey Marine. Danny Warnock and I are thinking about a quick 1 nighter at Afton this Friday. Let me know if you might be interested in joining us.
Friday will not work for me. I have a honey-do-list to accomplish. We should plan one in late January or February. I have a few trips planned before that. One thing to consider is Da Shack Hang in Central Wisconsin on December 6, 7, and 8th. It is always a great time with great people.
Hey Leatherneck,
Were you ever stationed at Camp Pendleton... say between '84 to '87? Semper Fi!
I was stationed stationed at Camp Pendleton from '79 to 83' ( at camp Happy Horno ) During that time I made two West Pac tours. Thank you so much for watching Richard. Semper Fi my brother!
Out of curiosity, why do you prefer a chair without a back? I've noticed you use the stool chairs a lot. My assumption is that it's warmer since you wouldn't be compressing the insulation on the back of your coat like you would with a lean-back chair. But you tell me! 😁
The chairs with the back rest are great for kicking back. But the stool that I have been using for a few years now. Sits up high and you sit strait up. Which makes makes it easer to cook and other cores. The best part is that it sits on the outside of the pack. When you come to a beautiful overlook. To take a breather or to eat lunch. It just slides off the pack ( without opening the pack ). It opens up as you are setting it on the ground. No taking it out of a bag and to assemble. I have tried so many different types of stools and ultralight camp chairs. This one seems to work the best for me. Thank you John so much for watching. I always appreciate it.
Man, your kid looks older than you!
That's what happens when you let them out to play. Thank you Mick so much for watching. I really do appreciate it.
@@AdventureswiththeMarine Watching you is second to being out there myself. You’ve gotten so good with the cinematography that I think I’m outside. One of the best on TH-cam.
Hey there Marine, really enjoy your videos. Had a question about the SG Tarp. Does it need to be seam sealed? I missed what the temps got down to but Runner had a lot of insulation.
Most. If not all tarps need to be seam sealed. So no, they are not. To be honest with you. I always seam seal inside and out now a days. Not necessary. But that is just me. I believe the low was around 20° (- 3 c ) on that trip. Perfect to sleep in. Thank you ChristianOutdoorLife for watching. I really do appreciate it.
Hey Marine! Great to see you out on a trip with Runner. Looking forward to the winter trip you guys do in the bw. I probably already said this before but for about 10 years i left the ground as well. My kit was homemade and thrifty. A single hammock from byer of maine, some 16 foot ratchet straps(metal removed and ends burned) 8x10 poly tarp and a blue ccf mat. Once I quit drinkin some time ago I just can’t stand to be in a hammock anymore. Maybe if i had a sweet setup like you guys I’d be more into it. Oh!! I was gonna ask-- does Runner use the micro torch to start his alcohol stove because it primes the cold fuel so it burns? Because that’s a dang good idea if that’s the case. Ok.. my dog is telling me to stop texting and hit the rack so have a good one. NQU
Those micro torches are the best for starting the alcohol stoves. But you have to keep them warm in a pocket next to the body, in those extreme cold temps. Otherwise, they will not light. My dog Henry woke me up this morning to start texting. What would we do without our pooches. It is always good to hear from you. Thank you Notquiteultralight so much for watching. Runner and I really appreciate it.
I'm fairly new to hammock camping... possibly stupid question? Why set up hammock before setting up p the tarp? I fully understand that you atr not setting up in the rain.
That is a great question. Would you mind if I used your name and question in a Q&A video?
@@AdventureswiththeMarine I do not mind... anytime... I would be honored
Where did you get the snake skin for your tarp?
Hammock Gear sells them. ( www.hammockgear.com ) Thank you Joker2100 for watching. I really appreciate it.
@@AdventureswiththeMarine I had my question answered by Danny the other day as well. Really enjoy watching your videos! Really considering ordering one of these SG hammocks soon.
@@AdventureswiththeMarine I went ahead and purchased the ultimate bundle from SG with your discount code. Not sure if you get a kickback with it, but just thought I’d let you know. I appreciate your videos demonstrating the SG setup in detail.
Hi, question, could you use one of those fold up sleds that's used for sledding and wrapping a deer or other animal in and wrap your wood up in it and drag it back to your camp site.
You can use that. I have used those to drag a deer out. So I familiar with them. And they don't drag as nice as a plastic down hill sled. They will plow more than slid in deeper snow. Plus, it is easier to pack and store your gear in a sled. But the best piece of gear. Is the gear that you have.