Rise To The Challenge:- Bushcraft
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 4 ต.ค. 2024
- A challenge set by Bushcraft 'N Fun
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A meal in the woods from two food items, everything carried in your pockets.
A good excuse to eat out in the outdoors and make a movie if you feel like it.
Me and the dog really enjoyed the afternoon out and hope to eat out many times this New Year.
Best wishes to everyone.
Like the shared camp too ! Makes a change for people to add rather than destroy! Nice one 👌🏽👍🏻
You are right but the reason we do not make it too elaborate is because it is rather prone to being destroyed, just the way things are. Very best wishes. Chris.
Nice one bother, enjoyed that one. Atb Andy
Amazing Vlog great sharing
Stay connected 🎁🎉
Many thanks and best wishes
Soapy coffee noooo. Great to have a private shared campsite
The best ingredients ever for a meal or a drink are the conditions, it was splendid 😛
I always love your adapt and over come on all your challenges ❤
It is just life, keep moving and keep laughing. All the best to you and your family, nice to see you
Great to see you can't wait for the next one
Thanks, an outdoor project has led to an indoor project so I might cover that next unless something else crops up, you just can't make it up 😂🤣😂
Hi mate, nice one 👍. Strange mate the woods look so different in winter lol..
They do but we have a very diverse lot of woods not to far from where I live, this was the boggy wood as you can tell by all the moss, which has it's uses of course 😂
Excellent! Enjoyed watching this mucker 😂😎👌🏽👌🏽…. I’ll probably have to have a go at this 🤔🤔 happy new year mate very best wishes 👍🏻👍🏻😎
I got the card 😂 Many thanks. Yes it was quite good of Bushcraft 'N Fun to start the New Year. Hope all is well at your end and looking forward to your next one whatever it is, it is all about keeping moving and keeping laughing, in my case the dog definitely keeps me moving, and mostly laughing too 😂
Dogs don't work for no pay so yes you'll need to share😁
Exactly how we see it, though there are signs she is getting overpaid, but then again it is winter so she could probably do with the savings 😂
Wow, a lot of stuff in your Jacket. It must weigh a lot 😃. I love your little spot, not much to destroy.
Yes I remember when your camp got so exposed, here much effort would just get destroyed but that is how it is here so basics have to do. Just got in from a blizzard and the dog loved it, nothing like getting home after being out in the elements. Best wishes
Haha, crazy how much stuff you fitted in your pockets! It kept coming out!
Nice you share your little campspot with other unknown people.
You dog was nice and great she got a little snack! But you were eating them yourself!
Your egg sandwich looked pretty good! And yes, maybe share your sandwich with the dog after eating her biscuits!
I like the chair and table as well! 😉
Have a great Sunday! Kaat
All the best! Kaat
All the best Kaat, yes and I did not mention the inside pocket of the jacket which is reserved for the phone and larger battery I used for videoing. You can easily get a large rabbit or pheasant in the poachers pocket, but only if I find one dead on the road which I do every now and again. I really missed having my rucksack and kept thinking I had left something behind somewhere, as I usually have it with me for bringing stuff back just as much as taking stuff out. 🤑😘
@@GrasshopperOutdoors I think quite a few animals get killed by our cars driving by! Better take them and eat it then let it rot for sure!
Hi Chris, nice job on the challenge mate, egg and sprats, can't be bad, and it's surprising what you can fit into wax jacket pockets when you have to. Thanks for another interesting video mate, stay safe, best wishe's to you and your's, Stuart UK.
You are right about what you can fit into the jacket, I did not mention the inside pocket which I reserve for my phone, used as the camera to take the video. I can't usually justify/afford a brand new jacket but I just found out they dropped the price by £60 so you never know, I might possibly be able to bring myself to getting a new one. Best wishes for the New Year.
@@GrasshopperOutdoors Hi Chris, go on treat yourself , at that kind of discount sounds a good deal, and they seem to last a long time ,so you'll get the wear out of it I should think. Of course we hardly ever throw away an old jacket, but save it for rough jobs, just in case, lol. Happy new year to you and your's, let's hope it's a good one, or at least no worse than the last one, that'd do me, Atb mate Stuart UK.
@@stuartlockwood9645 I probably will, but I have two in decent nick, just a size too small for the winter, but OK for the summer. They stand the thorns reasonably well, but I do subject them to a lot of wear and tear. They do still look half decent when covered in mud and patched, a bit like a Land Rover Defender :-)
We figured that some of us ole bushcraft friends needed a pick me up and a small challenge out in the woods. Seems everyone is out of sorts lately. Good one there Chris! Even something simple is good! To be honest I didnt even know Rick was going to do a challenge! Glad you were able to get out and have some fun! Keep well my friend and thanks for taking on our challenge!! We enjoyed your video as always! Take care.
Heather & Rick
Bushcraft N Fun
Many thanks for the challenge, I get out every single day with the dog but it is always good to have a different mission and it was a while since I had visited that little camp. It is not worth doing too much too it though as there are too many folk about, but in the summer when the Himalayan Balsam is grown up it is hard to find unless a little path gets worn in. Our freezing conditions and snow have turned to rain and mud now but I expect things will turn solid again before winter is out. All the very best, TC, Chris
A decent two item lunch there Chris enabled by your jacket that's like a tardis. Maan, you can get some stuff in there. Thank goodness for poachers pockets and all. I liked your fire and camp set up - see it when it's overgrown eh? Gotta say I wouldn't like to be your dog. I'd feel to much of a pest all the time. He gets decent treats. That's it for now Have a good day and new year. Mark
Thanks Mark, It is one of a few places I might stop for a brew. In the summer the himalayan balsam grows up and totally hides it, but ther is no use putting too much work in due to the amount of use the woods get. My dog lives the life of Riley 😂 All the best for the New Year
@@GrasshopperOutdoors A pleasure Chris. That plant is so invasive. Yeah, the dog has its own will.
@@WyeExplorer That is the 'Sheep dog' in her and the Labrador means she will eat just about anything :-)
I've just finished watching all those ten-dollar challenges so I'm right looking forward to this one.:_)
Those $£10 challenges need to be updated, have you visited poundland lately? you don't get much for a pound any more 😂
@@GrasshopperOutdoors No, you can get very little there now for a quid. I love your little campsite. We couldn't do anything like that in Leeds. You thought you'd help her out by eating her treats? lol Brilliant :-) Thank you for another great little video, Chris. I hope the other channels; are promoting your channel as you promote theirs? More people need to see yours, methinks:-) enjoy what is left of your weekend.
@@GrasshopperOutdoors I was going to do a comment video on your Pound Shop Survival Challenge. It's the only one that actually has, what I would call, a survival move in it.
I did a deep dive into the Dollar Store Survival Challenge and could write a book on the subject!
@@BeercanBushcraft The biggest problem with the location I chose for that challenge was it's distance from home and my need not for the next day to be a complete right off. Unfortunately the best survival movies are made when things go seriously wrong or just get seriously ridiculous, a bit like the difference between Ray and Bear, fortunately I am not in it for the money 😪😪
Nice one Chris all best Will 👍🍻🏴
Thanks and all the very best to you too. Hopefully you got a bigger memory card for Christmas 😂🤣😂🤣😂
@@GrasshopperOutdoors nope hmmm
@@willstonvelo8100 Just as well, I find editing a bit of a hassle :-)
@@GrasshopperOutdoors would live to do longer vids but my prioritie is money spent on my business tools and prepping my food stocks/ fuel. As a carer for an elderly parent my commitments are pretty busy. I work outside everydsy in wind and rain , makes me laugh how the majority of tubers make such a fuss about a bit of weather right old drama queens. Its funny how skill less some of them are , its a shame its about self promotion than having a real skill set these days, o well when they are in a real situation its funny how they fall to bits.
@@willstonvelo8100 Funny how similar our situations are. Self reliance is something shunned by "modern" society and basically we have ran out of space for that to be possible on any real scale, the country can't feed itself as it is. Best wishes 👍🏻
Very nice indeed 👍
Those dried fish, crumbled, would have made a tasty condiment in that egg sarnie - fit for human consumption?
Great video Grasshopper 👍👍👍🍻🍻🍻
PS your link in the description isn't working :(
Hopefully the link is fixed, thanks for that. "Fit for human consumption", I stongly suspect I would be able to sit down to a meal on any 1700 sailing ship (at sea for a few months) and not be sick. I will do a proper "What would you eat to survive" one of these days 🤪🤪
@@GrasshopperOutdoors I used to buy something Very similar from China Town in London, very nice, but you can get them for cats.
@@BeercanBushcraft I got these from B&M but they have not had them in for a while, I suppose they could be available from one of the oriental shops down town. I just checked and you can get them on-line but a bit expensive. It would definitely be more fun to get some fishing gear during the Mackerel season, I have successfully dried fish out before.
The Dog thinks it is fair game, you steal her SPRATS so she's having your Slice of Bread. Was that a liquid coffee carried in the small bottle? Did you ever have that Chicory extract CAMP coffee in your house? We always had a bottle tucked away in the makeshift Pantry under the stairs.
The coffee, no and no, to get the coffee granuales in and out of the bottle I just mixed them with some warm water and added a bit of honey. I did collect some horse hoof fungus and was going to have a fungus tea but I will save that for another fire. Only my Grans had a proper Pantry, dim cool and very stable in temperature, back in the days everyone had a few allotments and raised a pig 🙂
@@GrasshopperOutdoors They still do keep a Pig or two here. In fact, yesterday morning on my way into town. One had been sent to meet its maker and was being butchered on the road side. Imagine the scandal and outrage of that in the UK nowadays. 🤦😏
@@RobertsBulgaria Yes I have been observed carrying or dragging (depending on the entrails and size situation) a deer down the duel carraigway on a few occasions, which is bad enough here in the UK, a high vis jacket makes all the difference of course 🦺😂🦺