Solo Overnight With My NEW Emergency Kit and Campfire BBQ Beans and Weenies
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Nice video, always enjoy the chef corporal part! Is Your belt knife is a pathfinder black bear in this?
Waka coffee only instant coffee worth anything I buy pricy good coffee I love coffee always hated instant would never drink it but a friend turned me onto waka coffee and I always keep a couple packs now around just in case I live you videos thanks for sticking around man keep it up and I hope one day I can afford to come do a corse with you or the people your trained with thank u so much man but try waka coffee not to high priced and really good
Japanese or Korean brand 3 in 1 instant coffee is my go to when I’m out camping. It’s on the expensive side, but worth it.
Black rifle coffee company had some instant coffee at one time. Course it is sold out right now but it was called Black Powder.
Says its coming back soon on their website. Maybe they would give you a free sample as a fellow channel.
After several weeks of watching this channel, I assembled a "pack" for myself and decided to try an overnight. My son in law has 22 acres with a little patch of woods on the rear of the property, located in Central Kentucky. I arrived around noon, trekked about 1/2 mile back and found a place to set up camp. After setting up my lean to, using "Quick Deploy Ridge Line", I built my wind screen by cutting seven or eight trees. It wasn't exactly what Corporal Kelly would call "Excellent" or Good to go", but it wasn't bad for my first time. The leaves were to wet to used my trash bags as Grouse bags, so I just laid my sleeping bag on top of them. I then started about the task of gathering firewood.
My son in law arrived about 4:30 pm. We set up his tarp as a lean to. Once again, using the QPRL. Since I am out of shape and the tree cutting and hauling wore me out, I let him collect the rest of the firewood. I will spare the details of the meal. (No Bacon, though) We were warm for most of the evening until it got to 27 degrees and most of the firewood was gone. (Hint: we you think you have enough go get the same amount or more). I was fine in my Ol School Coleman, but Cody just had a bag that was rated for 50 degrees or so. Poor guy nearly froze to death and was up all night stoking the fire, which was fine with me because there were some coyotes just across the creek.
MY only request is for a video showing how to set up for two people. We had our lean to's facing each other and the wind screen running perpendicular between us at out heads.
All in all, I had a great time and didn't fare too badly for an out of shape, overweight 62 year old. I did find out I NEED a good, lightweight sleeping bag, a sleeping pad and more comfortable boots. (I wore my slip on Cowboy Boots). Thank you Corporal Kelly for you inspiring videos. I will definitely be going back out again. Maybe with some Bacon.
Heh, sleeping that close to a fire with a bellyful of beans, I see you still enjoy living on the edge.
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Exactly what I thought lol
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Lol
Sir: try Cafe Bustelo, found at Walmart. It's a good coffee, in an espresso grind, so you get more flavor.
As an audio engineer, I can tell you, that the audio mixing/sound quality in this video was amazing. Almost ASMR level of detail, tone, etc. The older 30+ minute videos, and the longer commentary and shooting the sh$t, the more formal/detailed descriptions and thorough breakdowns of your actions, I really enjoy those things. Thanks for many years of great content. My daughter and I love watching you, she has grown up with you as a role model. Wishing you the best Corporal.
Folgers has real coffee in tea bags that are awesome and easy. Each bag is individually vacuum sealed. Heat your water, dip your bag and enjoy.
Everything taste better in the woods.
I immediately subscribed when you said, "knowing me and my channel, it usually has to do with bacon." Well said, sir.
Hi Corporal Bacon......love your videos.....bacon at the top of the food chain...yum yum....I learn so much from watching your videos....I am 73 and had a stroke and can not do what you do anymore but it is refreshing to watch you teaching survival skills...…..
"Gonna sit here and enjoy my coffee." - EXACTLY.
I like the fact that you're outdoors doing something instead of a 2 minute video on how not to run with a sharp stick. OUTSTANDING...
Possibly your best video ever, and you've had some awesome ones. I think humor is the magic ingredient, not only for you in your videos, but also for anyone out in the woods like that. Outstanding work! 👍
Tell YT this cause the video circulation is being shut down as we speak and thanks for watching
@@recall5811 Why is it being shut down? Knowing would help my complaint. Any suggestion about who to send it to?
@@DariusFLX YT only has one bushcraft god that they promote and everyone else gets the leftovers, no one to tell just share my videos and thanks for watching
It pays to have watched many of your earlier videos because you do an outstanding job of showing the techniques you’ve been teaching all along the way. Choosing a site, hanging your bag, the three prong rake, clearing your site, setting the ridgeline with a timber and truckers hitch, pulling the tarp right with prussiks, staking the tarp and sealing with leaves... and on and on. Constantly using the skills you teach.
When you first raked up the leaves I thot you were going to stuff them in one of those heavy duty plastic bags you’ve used before and make a mattress. In the morning when you woke up, I could hear the “rough night” in your voice. Dead tired but can’t get comfortable... I hate those nights. Daybreak can’t get there quickly enough.
Another great video CK..! Thank you!!
I think I have seen the same rake in other vidos. Are you recycling your rake?
Black Rifle Coffee makes an instant coffee.
Instant coffee that is GREAT: the Asian markets all carry 3-in-1 coffee. It's coffee, sugar, and cream all in one and it is fkn LEGIT. They are single serve dry packs that will last years in a pack. I keep them in my bag at all times. If you don't have asian markets in your area, let me know. I will grab you a supply and ship it to you.
Look up trader Joe's. It's like that but better. It's made for your everyday hard working american. Us.
Medaglia D'oro espresso instant coffee.
extra concentrated, long shelf life, &
Flavor.
Have you ever thought of entering for the true survivor series, Alone from the History channel? With your skills, it would be a no-brainer for you. Plus, it would be awesome to root for a person we know. Nothing beats beannies and weenies for happy tummy syndrome on a cool night. Great idea for teaching techniques with the overnights! We'll keep watching! Thank you for sharing a part of your day with us!
they want mindless entertainment channels for that but thanks for watching
My very fave camp coffee: Folgers Coffee Singles. Real ground coffee in tea bag containers. They are single serving. Toss in cold water and it’s ready when the water is hot. Put used bag in camp fire or bury - actually good for the soil. SECOND fave: General Foods flavored instant - various flavors, pre-sweetened, etc. and comes in single serving like your Tasters Choice (or at least it used to). Great vid - I’ve never tried a wind screen like you built - thanks for the hint and the camp recipe. Ray, near Durango.
They are pretty good been using them
After those beans and hot dogs....you may be feeling a draft shortly.
Fart bag. And you open and say just like cs gas in boot. With tears rolling down his face. 🇺🇸🦅🌎⚓⚔👹🐕😭
Black Rifle has an instant coffee coming out soon in the drink packet tubes like you had there. Probably your best chance at a good instant.
Buy a cheap spool of twine or thin rope and practice your knot tying along with Corporal while watching these videos. Easy excuse to practice those knots over and over, until tying them is second nature.
Glad your here to stay ,never know when we're going to need these skills , thank you for sharing them , may come in handy real soon , thanks corporal
I’m glad you are sticking with the overnighters! I feel like I retain more knowledge in this format. Also it’s a little more personal and really shows your humble side. BTW, I’m still waiting to see a VR from Mr Wowak, but I imagine he’s probably a couple of sixes deep in that crappy Keystone Light and I expect he will respond after some Aleve. Thanks for all you do, stay safe brother, and God Bless.
some cried over that and were offended.
Of course! Why don’t the liberals get their own bushcraft channel! Oh well, I guess you aren’t allowed to have fun with your own channel. I’ll still be here as long as your channel exists! Thanks for sharing brother. God Bless
Beans and franks? You have to fry the franks first! Slice them up as you did but then fry them up good and it releases the awesome hot dog flavor. Then add in the peppers onions then a bit later the beans.
or I can do it this way and be done in under 30 min
I used to crave my “candy coffee” full of sugar and creamer. But lately I learned to enjoy it “hot, strong, and black”. My solution to camping coffee is Turkish coffee. It’s super fine ground coffee beans. you just simmer a heaping tablespoon in some water until it foams up. Let the fine grounds settle and pour into a cup (or sip carefully to not stir up the grounds). Could be done in your empty bean cans so no special equipment needed!
Definitely! Some call it “cowboy coffee”. I’m drinking it right now
Rick Urbanowski For sure but cowboy uses regular grind and you boil the crap out of it!
David cirval I actually use a fairly fine grind for my cowboy coffee. It comes out great. No need for a course grind. The ground still settle. In regards to “boiling the crap out of it” ...that’s what makes it so good. Boiling it mellows it out. Give it a try if you haven’t
Rick Urbanowski thanks, will do!
David cirval And I will try the Turkish version you describe! Cheers
Black Rifle coffee it's called
"black powder"
Ah, bacon???? Additionally screw coffee - go for a flask of whiskey and a stogie. That would be outstanding :-))). Thanks for sharing!
Seconded!
Day two typically begins with a “Scotch-Coffee!” Nothing like a great start to your day!
LOL! I don't know why, but your dinner reminded me of the scene of the cowboys eating beans in "Blazing Saddles"! 🤣
Black Powder instant coffee from Black Rifle Coffee Co.
Well it says the comment did not go through, but to this old 7th Fleet sailor, the best way out of your predicament is to use REAL coffee. One Tablespoon per two cups or one mug. You can either cook the coffee in your canteen and filter it through a sheet of a paper towel into your mug, or just make the paper towel into a little pocket over your mug, put the coffee in the middle and pour hot water from your canteen over it.
Either way real coffee this way is ten time better than instant any way - and this is coming from a former forward deployed steaming, screaming E5 Gunners Mate who runs exclusively on high octane black coffee.
Folgers coffee singles , real coffee in tea bags. I like them better than instant.
Hey Man, really enjoy the videos. I have a request, can you think about producing a video incorporating one-handed techniques, or methods to utilize in the event of an injury and you have to get through the night before you can bug back home? Thanks and keep up the good work!
Great idea guy.. Id like that what if .... Good thinking.
@@bradquall1547 Thank you, brother. I'm still fairly new to bushcraft/greyman, but I'm not new to this planet; I've seen some shit. So I try to think scenarios through and prepare accordingly. Getting hurt in the woods as a new bushcrafter is a distinct possibility and knowing how to adapt would prove to be a powerful tool.
I agree with ya 100 %.. I run in my head alot. What ifs..i study maps on where to go if anything did happen. Elevations , ridge lines , gullys to use for moving throughout the woods unseen. But your thought is one not many think of..lots of people dont think things will happen to them. I was watching his video here and got a chuckle..cause when i was in my 20s out on my own.. I Couldn't start a fire with a gas truck and blow torch..all i could think of for a bit was if i was there doing what hes doing in my earlier years waking up to a 9000 acker fire..cant start a fire when i want one and wake up ta this ? LoL. I good now .. Fire skills are better.. 😆
@@bradquall1547 Totally, it's easy to take the obvious like starting a fire for granted when your sitting behind your computer, I'm guilty of it. Though I try to practice the hardest fire-starting methods under fair conditions in my back yard at the fire pit; ferro rod and my Benchmade Bushcrafter or a bow drill set knowing that I can start a fire in the rain with some Gorilla tape and a Bic lighter. If you haven't seen the Corporal's video on that, check it out, good one for sure.
Yep. Seen that one. I dont have issues starting fires now.. But when i was younger i sure did..
Going back and rewatching your videos man forgot about this pack setup love this video
I am relatively new to your channel and I am a homeschooling dad (not like the crazy religious or anarchist homeschool) We were unsatisfied with our school system and I now have the opportunity to teach my children while in between colleges and my wife is a public school teacher. I have used your channel and others to create a program to teach my children outdoorsmanship and it has been fantastic! Thank you for what you do!
Try Black Rifle instant coffee, you can order it off their website.
Check out Black Rifle Coffee Company’s Black Powder. It’s their instant. It amazingly tastes like real brewed coffee.
Coffee: I tested many types of instant coffee and have been using Bustelo Supreme in the jar (Target) on a daily basis and Bustelo yellow packets for camp (also Target).
I want to go camping now. It reminds me when my dad and I went we had a great time.
the cooking is always my favorite part of these videos! i like it so much i started a series in my channel where i just cook in the wilderness!
My question is about firewood. I have no idea why so many saw and chop firewood when in a forest. For 40 years i've collected dead wood just as in this video and then break it down in a tree crotch or between two close growing trees or simply smack it on a tree or rock. Dont you save the sawing and chopping for more crafting projects?
Thanks Shawn looking forward to the weekly solo again thanks for taking the time
I use a tea infuser (also known as a tea ball) and regular ground coffee. The tea infuser is about the size of a 35mm film can so it doesn't take space or weight. With the tea infuser you can use any coffee you like. Give it a try and you won't drink instant coffee again.
That's a good idea. No need for a coffee pot or a percolator. And it would definitely taste better than instant coffee.
Bustelo brand espresso coffee it comes in an instant espresso version. The packaging is yellow and red. It's a brand popular with Hispanics. I know target carries it. It's the best. If you don't enjoy it I'll reimburse you for it lol that's how confident I am you'll like it. Hope you try it. Love your channel been watching for a few years.
Completely agree, I use it also!
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Like you, I’ve been looking for a good tasting instant coffee. Don’t think they have little packets but I really like Medaglia D’Oro instant espresso. Put it in those little snack baggies for pack trips. Haven’t tried the Black Rifle yet but plan on it. Appreciate your tips and really like the way you regularly show how to tie your knots in slow steps even if you’ve shown them many times. 👍
Good thing that you're in a lean to. An enclosed space with those beans... KABOOM!!! Looks delish though!
Black Rifle Coffee instant packets--good stuff.
Black rifle coffee company has instant coffee packs
24:23- shows temperature to rub it in that it is perfect weather for sleeping outdoors. Great video, Semper-Fi!!!
Yet another outstanding instructional video. Carry on.
I’ve had every kind of instant coffee. They are all various grades of bad with Starbucks Via being the least bad. You should really try Kuju Coffee Pour Overs. They’re packaged as a paper board funnel like coffee filter that you place on top of your cup and pour your water through. Single use and disposable.Get them on Amazon. You will be grateful. Try them and do a review of them called “In search of good bug out coffee”!
Get coffee bags, real coffee in like a tea bag. Folgers calls them coffee singles. Just add hot water and let brew. Real coffee, not instant.
Agree 100%. We have tons of those from living in hotels. They make those with exceptional coffee beans too.
@@TictacAddict1 Folgers, not as good as what I normally drink but not bad for American coffee.
Put your coffee grounds in a tea bag. Makes great coffee. Light weight and all you need to do is add hot water
If you want some good coffee, hit up Black Rifle Coffee Company. Veteran owned and operated. They may not have anything readily available for your camping/bug out needs, but you might be able to actually talk to them and they may be able to help you out for that.
"Outstanding."
Black Rifle Coffee Company veteran own and operated
another great video, thank you! Consider filling contractor trash bags with leaves and use as mattress
watch my other videos
Brother, I've been using Teabags filled with my favorite Coffee grounds, been doing it for years
Thanks for going over the same knot techniques in all of your videos. It really drives it home to stick in my head so that when I go out in the field I can say ok.....how would corporal do that knot. I need to get in the woods and practice more. Fires and camp set up are on point not to mention your cooking....if I was in your class I'd be like alright corporal what can we do with this spam I brought.....(Corporal)...good to go....now watch this....Spam burger....fried bacon spam egg and cheese....boom. outstanding....
Starbucks VIA Instant Coffee is really good. A lot better than the Folgers or Maxwell House instant coffee. I took a bunch of it out to Arizona when it first came out. I think you can still get it at Target or Walmart. Think they have about 4 different types of roasts to choose from.
came here to say this, I had one this morning just to see if it would be sufficient because I like very strong coffee and it was the best instant option I've tried.
Yep, was going to say the same thing. One of the better one's I've had to date but I haven't tried them all yet. I see some other brands mentioned above that I will have to try.
I'll have to give the Starbucks a swirl!
Black Rifle Coffee Company; took their coffee with me on my last deployment and it was fantastic ... BUT ... I just throw the ground coffee into the pot of water and boil... when done add a pinch of salt to get the grounds to settle and enjoy the brew ...
I'm an absolute newbie, and absolutely love your channel, packed full of useful tips and techniques.
Like cutting that branch while securing it between the crux of your knee, priceless.
Thanks from the UK
Most people will say Starbucks via, I find it to just be brown water. Medaglia D’odoro instant espresso is my go to.
Hate to say it. But Starbucks is the best instant coffee I can find.
Yep. The Starbucks instant is all I use. Very comparable to "real" coffee, IMO. Available at most supermarkets. Often on sale.
Cafe Bustelo - Espresso Instant Coffee….comes in a couple of different container sizes which could be repacked into smaller ziplock bags.
My Mother used to talk about nitrites in food products back in the 70s long before most people had heard of them.
She's 84 and still going strong.
What about Cowboy Coffee 👌
The starbucks instant coffees are good, I took them on a 70 mile back country hike. and they did a good job
The only problem with Starbucks is that it's Starbucks...one of the most anti-freedom, anti-2A, anti- American and pro-antifa companies out there.
maxwell house isn't terrible instant coffee and as an old infantryman myself I still enjoy solo camping. however now I have a pickup with a camper shell and a 6" foam mattress. Now I carry a chair, cooler and mr buddy heater and anything else I wish. I enjoy your videos. HOOAH!
Coffee also comes in a tea style drop into boiling water and drink... depending on how strong you like your coffee you can get at least two servings. I also carry a tin of bacon fat in my pack for cooking. Wipe out your pan and your done. Did I say BACON?
....sound as a pound.
“The coffee is black.”
Response : “The geese are over Norway.”
Wild Geese? Or Geese Geese?
Birds aren’t real, they are all drones.
Starbucks for instant coffee is the best I’ve found so far. They have a variety of blends to choose from to.
From what I've read so far "" recently "" with Starbucks policy on self protection "" "IE" police not being armed and welcomed in their establishments, guess I'm not going to be supporting them any longer by purchasing their products.
Loved the part about washing dishes, burn the crap out of them, good to go!!!
Nescafe 3 in 1 has the coffee, cream, and sugar all in one. It's not bad and a little on the sweet side which can be a moral boost. Other than that I would go with Starbucks Via.
Corporal, I suggest you try Starbucks Via instant w/micro-ground coffee. I buy it at Kroger or Costco. Small packets. It comes in different roasts. I usually get columbia. I like my coffee black. This stuff has lots of flavor. Semper Fi!
Agree with Starbucks suggestion. Very good!
Bacon, eggs, beans, What's not to like? In my younger days, it's been bread and roasted squirrel. And if you don;t know there is damned little meat on a squirrel.
For coffee. You can carry a second water bottle filled with coffee from the house then reheat it over the fire. Sure, it takes up more room and weighs a lot more than instant coffee packs but you have to decide just how much you like your coffee. 32 ounces will give you 3 to 5 cups of coffee ( sorta depends on your definition of "Cup"). Or you can go smaller on the bottle. Plus, I learned long ago a plain and simple truth. Cold coffee is a whole lot better than NO coffee, if for some reason you don't have time or luxury of a fire.Itseems like I remember that, I think it was Folgers, had coffee grounds in bags, like tea bags, at one time. If you can find them, boil the water, throw in the bag (or 2), let it steep for a bit, pull out the bag and you're good to go. When you're done, split the bags, scatter the grounds and throw the bag, tag and string on the fire. You can also use this method and several bags for refilling the second bottle if/when the opportunity presents itself over extended periods.Then there is Cowboy coffee. . . Personally, I don't care for chewable coffee. And most times, it will be.Thanks for the videos, Take care.
back when we was growing up we used to just use hot water and dirt ... none of this sissy-fied Actual coffee grounds! jeeze man ! also i made "Drops" for years, before i go on a trip i use some cheese clothe and tie the grounds in a ball ,when done , toss in fire .
Haven't done the dirt thing since I was 5 with my sister's mud pies. Never used cheesecloth, though. hankies, socks and even a t-shirt once. Runnin' and Gunnin' you can't be too choosy.
Let me just say from one vet to another thank you for your service. I enjoy your content very much, especially now with your playful banter with a touch of humility 😏😏😏... keep up the good work marine!
Anything but starbucks. Anything!
First...I like my coffee like I like my women...hot...black and full of alcohol! Ha!
Buddy...I have the solution to your coffee needs...been on this hunt as well...Alpine Start is BY FAR the best I’ve ever had. You’ll love it! About $1 per serving.
For a pillow, exped makes a down inflatable pillow, compresses down to size of a large fist and super comfy, does not feel like your head is resting on a balloon.
I watched some hiker guy recently who was showing his food supply - he was eating all kinds of interesting things like Salmon, Ghee, and some super gourmet coffee...I will see his name again and remember you. I enjoy your videos. In the meantime, Medaglio D'Oro instant comes in a real small bottle and I love it. For a lighter coffee I like Starbucks Via Veranda Blonde, which you can buy in individual packets, but the real Veranda brewed is just amazing. Thanks for all you do. Greetings from Vermont.
@blackriflecoffee where you at???
If anyone can come up with a good instant coffee I'm sure it would be BRCC
I've been eyeballing the Klymit Static V Luxe sleeping pad. It's made for bigger guys. It's 3 inches thick when inflated and also comes in an insulated version. They're a bit pricey, but I've had a hard time finding something that is comfortable for my old bones so I'm about ready to throw down the coin to try one.
That Klymit is awesome. I have they non-insul and use it tent camping. Also have the Klymit Inertia XL for packing up into BFE. It actually does a good job and I am 6'4" 250ish.
Excellent! Thanks for taking us along for the ride👍
wish i could afford a class. im still new to camping / hiking but fell in love when i picked up an eno hammock / tarp set up when watching one of your videos with it a few years back. i usually go with a few friends at least once a year in the north jersey area of the AT. the only way i learn bush skills are from watching channels like yours and maybe ill come across an experienced outdoorsman on the trail thatll give me some advice, and what i learn from my own mistakes when out in the woods. this has become a really big part of my life despite being new to it, living in the city all my life ive noticed how beautiful the nature is outside of the concrete jungle i live in and how much im missing out on every day. cheers corporal kelly sir, i really appreciate you taking the time out of your day to share your knowledge and experience with us. individuals like you are truly what make this country the great country that ive been so blessed to be born into. god bless!
Invest in a coffee percolator... there’s no such thing as good instant coffee.
If you're willing to experiment... Use an auto drip coffee, and the filters, with a stapler to make "Tea Bags". You have to adjust how much coffee in each filter, and how many filters you will use to make each portion. Ziplock bags keep them fresh, so to speak. Good luck, and yes there is nothing like a Percolator. Have a good day
if youre dead , you cant buy these ... lmfao
FOLGERS COFFEE BAGS is what you're looking for. They work just like tea bags. In a minute you'll have a real cup of tasty, smooth coffee...just like home brewed.
Life’s too short to drink Instant Coffee, or eat Frozen Pizza. That being said survival would be different. I did use the Folgers coffee bags back in the early 90’s, when the coffee mess at work, became infested with cockroaches. They weren’t bad, but it’s been over 25 years, and I might’ve still occasionally used those first flavored powdered creamers at the time, they were new on the market then. Now I only drink coffee as black as my heart, because Dad always said “son you need too learn to drink your coffee black, because some day you will be in a place where you will be lucky too have Black Coffee” . So a not long after he passed, there I was working I a prison with a roach infested coffee mess 🤣
Really enjoy your site! I was an Air Force survival intructor '55 - '58 at Stead AFB in Reno!! did LOTS of camping!!It's amazing all the things you can make from a parachute!h
Great one again Corporal, thank you.
I live in the UK and we can get coffee bags that work in the same principle as tbags they come in foil wrappers and keep for ages. They make good coffee.
So peaceful
love the knots! i always forget them so its good to refresh
Damnit y'all he's here to stay.
I love outdoor channels, and even though they all have similarities it's the uniqueness of the individual that really adds spice.
Love the vids, and thank you for your service. And please, don't go anywhere except the woods to make more videos.
Another brilliant build. Thankyou corporal.
Thanks for another outstanding video, Shawn. Appreciate your style; laid back.
Love the overnighters CC, keep up the great work!
The Corporal's videos are always spot on.
This is like poetry in motion👍👍👍
Very well thought out and clean camp.