Merry Christmas!!! New Fort video up here, the next video I post is going to be a new years day special. Everyone have a great holiday, hopefully you can all be with family. Stay safe and we will see each other after the hollidays. Take care, from the Robinets.
Absolutely, it’s not smart to judge someone you don’t personally know but I can confidently say I believe he’s a pure one he’s funny and just a nice person been following for years and love the bush crafts in foreign land especially when he gets excited when he brings an ipa or two
Joe is like the best friend you would love to have. So humble, so talented, and so helpful! He's a great dad, and I'm sure he's a great husband too. I think we'd all like to tag-along with Joe on one of his camping adventures. It looks like so much fun!
Have you noticed he doesn’t have friends? He only hangs out with people to camp with and eventually they get sick of him. He seems narcissistic and prideful, annoying to be around I’m sure as he’s to used to talking to a camera. His marriage has lasted this long cause he’s gone so much I’d wager. I couldn’t imagine being married to such a messy, smelly, self centered guy that has zero life skills.
Not sure if anyone's answered this, but back bacon is called "peameal" because the coating traditionally was made with ground up yellow peas. Later on, corn meal was used as a cheaper substitute, but the name stuck.
And it's actually called peasemeal. It's ground up roasted yellow field peas. The coating that is. I've never seen peameal bacon before, living in Florida.
Well Joe, as you look back on yesterday, may your past memories be remembered. As you celebrate the new year, may your heart be filled with endless happiness and joy as you look ahead to the future. May in the days ahead in 2021, I hope no matter where your friends or family may be, that your life is filled with the warmth of not only the sun but from those you cherish each day close and afar. May you have an awesome and wonderful New Year.
This is so awesome. My son and I started one just like yours in the summer. I installed the Dakota fire pit for inside - we wanted to winter camp for next year but be prepared. You’ve inspired us a lot brother. Cheers
You have a really nice fort. No wonder you like it. You make interesting, informative, good videos. Impressive. Thank you. The best to you and your family.
TH-cam recently got rid of uploaded captioning (extremely unfortunate), he can only turn on youtubes rather awful attempt at auto generating it. Certainly better than nothing!
*There is a place to turn it on for yourself in your settings. I turned it on once for a video. You should be able to do that with anything on your phone, computer or TV.*
Ah my Favorite President. 🥴🥴😂😂🤣🤣🤣 . Excellent Workmanship joe does with a slow and easy pace to give other's a chance to build when needed. Will be seeing more of these Fart i mean Fort Video's might get better idea's for my camp. Sbow covered forest are Beautiful for sure.
It might be interesting to try and put a long “post” in that hollow crate with the brown tarp at one end. Then if you can dig a hole and secure that post, you can use that crate as a swiveling door.
You need whats called a sno brum for that roof. Its basically a foam rectangle on an extender pole. Super light, great for cleaning snow off cars, but would make quick work of that roof
Looking good. That fort's got me nostalgic for my childhood; the other kid's in my neighborhood growing up and I have built all sorts of forts all around the woods around our houses back in the day. One thing I would suggest is to put a thin log or two across that roof opening, to add a bit of support for the tarp when it gets loaded down with snow.
Thank you Joe! I love these videos! My husband asks me why I watch them all the time. I said because I grew up camping in the woods and they are so relaxing to me. Thanks again!
Very impressive. As I'm sure everybody would say I see 100 things I would have done different. Having said that, you are the one doing it and we're living the dream vicariously thru you, and that nobody has any right to criticize. Your work is very impressive and I've learned a lot and I hope I can try it myself one day. Mine will be a Florida fort, which will be very different. I'll invite you if I manage it.
Been watching your..trips for a week now! Just so you know..Your getting me through the solitude ..of covid..as I live alone..Thanks..hate to say Im not a maskers..But everyone else is
Invested in this fort series dude, I enjoy it thoroughly and it seems like it's something that doesn't break the bank / take a TON of time out of your life. Keep it up as long as you enjoy it and I'll keep watchin!
Have not a worry in your heart about whether or not we are enjoying the videos. I watch the fort posts over & over & over again I imagine right along with y'all how cozy & comfortable it is coming in from the outside & warming near the fire. I love your food shares. Looks just SO good. I love the weather, the laughs when there are other friends, the education about how to build things. ALL of it is good and I could watch all of you posts thousands of times. Thank You and your family.
Watching this entire series for the third time and it still hits the same. Love the progression type videos, seeing something be built or progress over time has a familiarity to it. This is my go to watch to have on in the background whilst working
Just watched the first season of "Alone" and was like... Hold on... I know that guy! had no idea you were on that show man lol. Merry Christmas to you sir, the pup, and the fam!
Love the "fort" videos. You could try unrolling the extra tarp on top and string it up at an angle leaving a gap in the sleeping side to let smoke out. Support it with a couple logs and you wouldn't have to worry too much about sag from the snow weight.
Love all the videos! I especially love the winter ones because we don't get much snow here in Arkansas. I watch your videos over and over and enjoy them each time. Praying for you and your family. 😊
As far as your viewership picking up around this time of year. It's probably because it's starting to get cold and some of us are living vicariously through your adventures. Stay safe, stay healthy.
As I read the comments, I see so many folks giving detailed analysis of angles of pitch, material misplacement, use natural materials not tarps, build a chimney, etc. Joe has won. Its called a fort for a reason, because its a project to have fun and have an overnight, not survive a 6 month Siberian winter. My estimated cost for this fort? $30 in a couple tarps, a couple dozen nails, a piece of plastic, and an outdoorsmans priceless time. And he's gonna profit from views like a damn genius. I support every damn aspect.
As long as he doesn't catch the tarp or wood on fire, as big as that fire and flame is. But, it would make a pretty decent temporary shelter in a pinch, until a more substancial shelter could be built. I know one thing, that food looks yummy!
This time of year everyone else is hunkered down and we rely on you to be out there having fun for us. In the summer, we enjoy the canoe trips. Stay safe. Hope Tripper is doing better ♡
Hey Joe... I rarely ever comment, but I had to today. I've watched every one of your videos and what keeps me coming back is your attitude! You love doing what you do and it shows. Keep it up and enjoy the ride!!
Happy Christmas, love the videos and they’ve been a great outlet while I’m recovering from COVID. Hope the family and you are all well, keep up the great content.
Okay joe hear me out, make a second roof that’s higher than your roof at the hole area facing at a 40 degree angle so that way snow won’t budge in and the smoke will be able to get out still
It's a fort, that he's having fun with. We all have ideas to make it long term, as does he. However the time spent and expenses needed make 'The fort' a very profitable yet low cost way of just being a kid. He knows this, and I respect it. If this was a long term legit shelter he wouldn't be trying tarps to a pallet 2 feet from the fire.
I really enjoy your videos, I had 4 brothers and we were raised in NE Texas woods, my brothers did all this stuff, we had so much fun growing up, me being the girl they taught me a lot, they are no longer with me and I am 68 years young , I so love the memories that you give and bring back, love your Dog, we had them also, praying for your daughter and really hope to see more camping, ours were epic,, and we had our own creek, God bless, I’ll keep watching
Looking forward to more videos. I’m am hook on your segments, love your positive attitude and spirit. I have never camped, nor have ever had a desire to do so until now. Keep them coming.
T.A Outdoors and Joe back to back!! What a wonderful Christmas Eve. Glad to see you finally got some snow to play in 😁❄️❄️❄️⛄️. Merry Christmas from my family to yours!!
Hey Joe, Love your videos. Can i suggest a side opening door instead of top opening? Lilke roll that plastic onto a log and tack the plastic on the side of the door frame. Easier access and a better seal on that one wonky side! Love this series and your channel!
I’ve been asking for ages! Only one could wish for ! Go with a stealth camping idea but have joe make it look stealthier and more comfortable based on conditions
Steve's in the process of building a series of shelters that run in between his homestead and the mountains to the west. He plans on having a shelter every 60 miles or 100 kilometers. I think he's planning on building about 8 shelters in total. Joe might be able to help with a couple of them. Vaughn
Hey there JOE. I love your videos… i especially liked the fort you built….now a days most dont have a clue about doing that…i love how you use what’s handy…your videos are awesome…I’m a survival camper.. my friends use to call me Smokey the bear…i did bunches of backpacking tent camping…now i camp in my 6 person RV. LOL…been there done that. I’m older now 72. But still love the outdoors, wishing you the best. JESS
Wonderful video Joe, so Very Happy I clicked on this. Hope you and your family had a wonderful Holiday Season!!! Incredible Fort, it's really A Beauty ❤❤❤❤
Love your content Joe, keep doing what you're doing cuz it's working bud 👍💯. Long as you keep putting it out I'll be watching brother. Love from Albuquerque, NM.
Joe if you place a metal domed hood over fire either suspended from roof or raised up from floor - using rebar - you could then screw stove pipe to top of it and up through the roof to keep smoke out of your shelter - smoke free! If under that doom you could even place small metal box to bake bread or other foods. Love your shelter and it is coming along great. so proud of you young man!! Have fun - Safely.
Joe you might be able to put two small logs going from the roof to the top of the lean-to, and put the tarp over that to help the tarp to not sag. Just an idea, but been loving the fort videos keep it up. And lastly Merry Christmas!!!
Love you and your family Joe. Stay safe all of you this year. The design you are using for your "door" with the pallet, would also work as a removable cover for the roof, where the sagging tarp is. So a simple wood frame with tarp just to cover the roof hole, when you are not there. But I understand it's YOUR fort, and it's personal, so love watching you create from your own reasoning. Thank you. :)
I can only speak for myself but youtube channels r kinda seasonal for me, summer time its fishing. Fall its hunting. Winter its camping I still watch u year round but your a big reason I go out camping mostly winter camping. Your still amazing! Keep doing your thing man.
Hi Joe. Why don’t you make yourself one of those willow branch sweeping brushes? That would save wear and tear on your gloves and may clear the snow a lot quicker. As a plus, who would want to steal one of those brushes? Anyway, just an idea to make life in your fort a little bit easier.
Merry Christmas!!!
New Fort video up here, the next video I post is going to be a new years day special.
Everyone have a great holiday, hopefully you can all be with family.
Stay safe and we will see each other after the hollidays.
Take care, from the Robinets.
Merry Christmas to you too
Merry Christmas Joey and the fam! May 2021 treat you well! ❤
Love ur vids mate, keet at it
Merry Christmas, Joe! Thanks for the video :D
Happy holidays Joe! Thanx for the clips while being locked inside! hugz
I don't know what it is about these videos, but it's one of my favorite videos to fall asleep to. Thanks Joe.
Fam I just took a great nap to this lol
BROO WTF FORRREAALLLL
Yes!! It’s the nature sounds and when he says “dickens” just good vibes for my whole body.
Bro it’s 1:36 am I’m falling asleep to these too
Me too
To all that are reading this.. Merry Christmas!!
And the days start getting longer after this!
You as well Kody!
Thank you Kody. Merry Christmas to you and the family as well. Let's hope for a better New Year. I don't know about you but I am done with 2020.
And to you and your family, too.
Merry Christmas too
Joe don’t ever get discouraged because you always have a positive and nice attitude every episode and friendly attitude too
Absolutely, it’s not smart to judge someone you don’t personally know but I can confidently say I believe he’s a pure one he’s funny and just a nice person been following for years and love the bush crafts in foreign land especially when he gets excited when he brings an ipa or two
Understatement
Duh hes canadian
@@gon2.o hah nice
@@gon2.o lol
Joe is like the best friend you would love to have. So humble, so talented, and so helpful! He's a great dad, and I'm sure he's a great husband too. I think we'd all like to tag-along with Joe on one of his camping adventures. It looks like so much fun!
Have you noticed he doesn’t have friends? He only hangs out with people to camp with and eventually they get sick of him. He seems narcissistic and prideful, annoying to be around I’m sure as he’s to used to talking to a camera. His marriage has lasted this long cause he’s gone so much I’d wager. I couldn’t imagine being married to such a messy, smelly, self centered guy that has zero life skills.
I Love the Rambling Joe It Brings Fresh Comic Relief to Outdoors
We never grow out of secret hideouts, forts and tree houses! Love it, merry Christmas from the UK 👍
I am not the only brit on here then Mike.
I’m a Brit too and love joe’s videos
Thank you Joe! Watching this is peaceful despite heavy family issues right now. More helpful than you may realize! Cheers!
I can’t help but think how loud that plastic will be when the wind picks up and also, how jealous I am of that amazing fort
I never get tired of watching Joe.
Always so entertaining and in good spirits. Thank you Joe you're the best🙏🙏🙏
Not sure if anyone's answered this, but back bacon is called "peameal" because the coating traditionally was made with ground up yellow peas. Later on, corn meal was used as a cheaper substitute, but the name stuck.
And it's actually called peasemeal. It's ground up roasted yellow field peas. The coating that is. I've never seen peameal bacon before, living in Florida.
@@geoslavetoo It's called Peameal in Canada. Note, that this is what Canadian bacon actually looks like, not ham like it's represented in the US.
Who cares, I'm eatin' it
Well Joe, as you look back on yesterday, may your past memories be remembered. As you celebrate the new year, may your heart be filled with endless happiness and joy as you look ahead to the future. May in the days ahead in 2021, I hope no matter where your friends or family may be, that your life is filled with the warmth of not only the sun but from those you cherish each day close and afar. May you have an awesome and wonderful New Year.
This is so awesome. My son and I started one just like yours in the summer. I installed the Dakota fire pit for inside - we wanted to winter camp for next year but be prepared. You’ve inspired us a lot brother. Cheers
Prayers for Autumn your little girl
I took a long time off of your videos and now I regret it. You make bushcraft seem entirely accessible to everyone.
we people from torrid zone, always enjoys such snow-fall videos. wish to live in such areas..
This is the dream fort for me, wish i could build something like this it looks cozy.
*Merry Christmas Joe Robinet. To you and yours from me and mine.*
Merry Christmas Joe have a Merry Christmas and a Happy New year to you all yours I'm your listener from Bridgeport Illinois to Rodger page
@@drewswallow6043 Merry Christmas to you as well my friend. And Happy 2021!!
Happy Holidays to you as well my friend! 2021, here we come!
And mine too
Only Joe Robinet I know... I know of Is Joe Robinet Biden. So if that's, Your name.. apologies.
The fort videos are my favorite. There’s something Satisfying about watching it evolve
You have a really nice fort. No wonder you like it. You make interesting, informative, good videos. Impressive. Thank you. The best to you and your family.
I'm not an outdoorsy person, but I do enjoy watching people that do.
But do love the out the beauty of the outdoors n the snow. Thank you.
You whistling Winter Wonderland is so satisfying
Omg. I started singing the song along with his whistling. Loved it so much too.
Hello, Avery. Merry Christmas!
Hey Joe...do you think you can turn on the closed captioning so us hearing impaired people can also enjoy your videos?
TH-cam recently got rid of uploaded captioning (extremely unfortunate), he can only turn on youtubes rather awful attempt at auto generating it. Certainly better than nothing!
*There is a place to turn it on for yourself in your settings. I turned it on once for a video. You should be able to do that with anything on your phone, computer or TV.*
@@LoveDogs___3 yep. You can if you hit the right icon.
@@LoveDogs___3 unfortunately it does not show in my settings; maybe my computer is too old. Thanks anyway, it was a good idea...
@@littlebilek youtube sucks
A beautiful snow-covered forest! So peaceful
Ah my Favorite President. 🥴🥴😂😂🤣🤣🤣 . Excellent Workmanship joe does with a slow and easy pace to give other's a chance to build when needed. Will be seeing more of these Fart i mean Fort Video's might get better idea's for my camp. Sbow covered forest are Beautiful for sure.
I have so much enjoyed your videos your pups and you. Seems like you got a really great personality and I learn a lot thank you. Sandy Missouri
Hi Joe, It was so much fun with you today. I got some good laughs. I bet you have fun everywhere you go. Things are looking really good there. 🦋
For me personally, I just love the winter videos because as you rightly say, the woods look spectacular.
Saw your video..of you spreading Scouts ashes..back in Windsor..brought tears to my eyes..he was a sweetie!
😔😓
It might be interesting to try and put a long “post” in that hollow crate with the brown tarp at one end. Then if you can dig a hole and secure that post, you can use that crate as a swiveling door.
Great Idea!!!
He needs to see this that’s genius
Yes that's a great idea!
Or perhaps just unwrap one side of the tarp (as it's on 11:53) and secure a log on the end, and use that as a wing he could open and close easily
Took me a bit to picture it but that is a brilliant idea
Thanks Joe. Imagination leads to new ideas. Your videos are fun to watch. Thanks.
You need whats called a sno brum for that roof. Its basically a foam rectangle on an extender pole. Super light, great for cleaning snow off cars, but would make quick work of that roof
Now you gotta actually do an overnighter at the Fort
Looking good. That fort's got me nostalgic for my childhood; the other kid's in my neighborhood growing up and I have built all sorts of forts all around the woods around our houses back in the day. One thing I would suggest is to put a thin log or two across that roof opening, to add a bit of support for the tarp when it gets loaded down with snow.
Thank you Joe! I love these videos! My husband asks me why I watch them all the time. I said because I grew up camping in the woods and they are so relaxing to me. Thanks again!
Very impressive. As I'm sure everybody would say I see 100 things I would have done different. Having said that, you are the one doing it and we're living the dream vicariously thru you, and that nobody has any right to criticize. Your work is very impressive and I've learned a lot and I hope I can try it myself one day. Mine will be a Florida fort, which will be very different. I'll invite you if I manage it.
Florida no…
Been watching your..trips for a week now! Just so you know..Your getting me through the solitude ..of covid..as I live alone..Thanks..hate to say Im not a maskers..But everyone else is
Invested in this fort series dude, I enjoy it thoroughly and it seems like it's something that doesn't break the bank / take a TON of time out of your life. Keep it up as long as you enjoy it and I'll keep watchin!
one or two logs underneath the tarp on the roof might help give it some support
Looks crisp and beautiful! Love the crunch of snow underfoot
Have not a worry in your heart about whether or not we are enjoying the videos. I watch the fort posts over & over & over again
I imagine right along with y'all how cozy & comfortable it is coming in from the outside & warming near the fire. I love your food
shares. Looks just SO good. I love the weather, the laughs when there are other friends, the education about how to build
things. ALL of it is good and I could watch all of you posts thousands of times. Thank You and your family.
Watching this entire series for the third time and it still hits the same. Love the progression type videos, seeing something be built or progress over time has a familiarity to it.
This is my go to watch to have on in the background whilst working
Let it snow, let it snow, let it snow! Merry Christmas & a Happy Holiday to all!
Just watched the first season of "Alone" and was like... Hold on... I know that guy! had no idea you were on that show man lol. Merry Christmas to you sir, the pup, and the fam!
I had the same experience watching that show "...hey...That's Joe!" I was bummed when he lost his fire starter and had to quit.
Damn, I never knew!! Thanks!!
I wish he would try again, if they let him. The most recent season was great.
Love the "fort" videos. You could try unrolling the extra tarp on top and string it up at an angle leaving a gap in the sleeping side to let smoke out. Support it with a couple logs and you wouldn't have to worry too much about sag from the snow weight.
really enjoy your videos Joe. I am really glad that I found them. Thank You
I want more fort vidios not less. I hope your puppy recovers soon. He's so wonderful.
Love all the videos! I especially love the winter ones because we don't get much snow here in Arkansas. I watch your videos over and over and enjoy them each time. Praying for you and your family. 😊
Merry christmas to everyone. Wish the world get better soon. 🎁💪😍
As far as your viewership picking up around this time of year. It's probably because it's starting to get cold and some of us are living vicariously through your adventures. Stay safe, stay healthy.
I enjoy this guy, I feel like I can relate to what and he makes me feel more confident.
As I read the comments, I see so many folks giving detailed analysis of angles of pitch, material misplacement, use natural materials not tarps, build a chimney, etc. Joe has won. Its called a fort for a reason, because its a project to have fun and have an overnight, not survive a 6 month Siberian winter. My estimated cost for this fort? $30 in a couple tarps, a couple dozen nails, a piece of plastic, and an outdoorsmans priceless time. And he's gonna profit from views like a damn genius. I support every damn aspect.
You are one of the few that gets it. This is one of the many places he goes…which I prefer.
Can you bring out a thermometer next time so we can see the difference the fort makes Joe? Awesome again bud 👌🏻
I second this! Happy Holidays my friend
I loved the very subtle slam to people that thought your rocks in the fireplace would explode.
As long as he doesn't catch the tarp or wood on fire, as big as that fire and flame is.
But, it would make a pretty decent temporary shelter in a pinch, until a more substancial shelter could be built.
I know one thing, that food looks yummy!
This time of year everyone else is hunkered down and we rely on you to be out there having fun for us. In the summer, we enjoy the canoe trips. Stay safe. Hope Tripper is doing better ♡
Hunker Down
Much better videos for real life!
Joe, if you're at the fort, or in the field...your videos are amazing. I want to do what you do.
I’m an og back form when you where really small but checked in 3 years later and happy to see your still around I’m subscribing back
OG ?? Yeah
Hope all is well joe! My husband and I have been worrying about you because we haven’t seen any new videos up in a while.
Been wondering that too. Hope all is Ok with him.
Me too! I've been checking all his internet haunts. Hopefully just enjoying a nice post-holiday break!
I noticed he took down the compilation video of the fort. I hope everything is OK.
The fort looking ready for an overnight?! Merry Christmas Eve
I haven’t watched in a while and Jesus he’s made progress on the fort
Same here, saw the one where he started it when it came out and then school got me caught up and now it's so developed its crazy!
Yeah I have been watching the fort is awesome!
Hi Joe, u are very positive person.I Iike all your videos .All your surrounding area is beautiful u r lucky to enjoy it
Hey Joe... I rarely ever comment, but I had to today.
I've watched every one of your videos and what keeps me coming back is your attitude!
You love doing what you do and it shows.
Keep it up and enjoy the ride!!
Happy Christmas, love the videos and they’ve been a great outlet while I’m recovering from COVID. Hope the family and you are all well, keep up the great content.
Okay joe hear me out, make a second roof that’s higher than your roof at the hole area facing at a 40 degree angle so that way snow won’t budge in and the smoke will be able to get out still
Yeah either that or he should build a proper fireplace with a chimney
@@0dyss3us51 have the fireplace where the pallet is and use the pallet as the door instead of plastic
Or just finish the roof first so the tarp doesn’t sag
It's a fort, that he's having fun with. We all have ideas to make it long term, as does he. However the time spent and expenses needed make 'The fort' a very profitable yet low cost way of just being a kid. He knows this, and I respect it. If this was a long term legit shelter he wouldn't be trying tarps to a pallet 2 feet from the fire.
@@Cubs-Fan.10 ok
Always good to see a new "Joe" video! Happy Christmas!
I really enjoy your videos, I had 4 brothers and we were raised in NE Texas woods, my brothers did all this stuff, we had so much fun growing up, me being the girl they taught me a lot, they are no longer with me and I am 68 years young , I so love the memories that you give and bring back, love your Dog, we had them also, praying for your daughter and really hope to see more camping, ours were epic,, and we had our own creek, God bless, I’ll keep watching
Beautiful area. Love watching you in your video. This Granny loves your lifestyle.
You’ve been out here a lot recently and I’m loving it. A lot of progress being seen
Enjoy your videos with Doug, too. Cheers.
Looking forward to more videos. I’m am hook on your segments, love your positive attitude and spirit. I have never camped, nor have ever had a desire to do so until now. Keep them coming.
This is a very cool project of yours Joe. I like this whole fort thing very much.
Thank you for sharing your adventures with us. I think you're funny, realistic, clumsy and cute x oh and I like your doggy too 😄x keep em coming
I've been really enjoyed this series at the fort!!
T.A Outdoors and Joe back to back!! What a wonderful Christmas Eve. Glad to see you finally got some snow to play in 😁❄️❄️❄️⛄️. Merry Christmas from my family to yours!!
I'm off to T.A. after I finish this one up! Great Christmas Eve indeed!
@@ThomasJordan-ITW So good. Love Mike and Joe! They make it look so easy... Merry Christmas my friend
@@laffitteoutdoors - They’re some of the best! Looking forward to checking out your channel as well. Merry Christmas! 👍🏻🍻
Merry Christmas Robinet family! Hope all's well! Hope trip is healing well.
Good for you! Nothing like the woods in the winter, winter wonderland. This is a great get away for you. Thx for recording your story. Have fun!
Wow what a brilliant idea with the tarp covering the smoke hole in the fort!
Hey Joe, Love your videos. Can i suggest a side opening door instead of top opening? Lilke roll that plastic onto a log and tack the plastic on the side of the door frame. Easier access and a better seal on that one wonky side! Love this series and your channel!
Joe"You can never have tomuch butter"
10 minutes later
Also joe"ok I over did it with the butter"
You should do a crossover episode with Steve Wallis. I feel the 2 of you would make a great duo to watch mesh.
Love them both, but I don't know if their camping styles would mesh lol
@@grennhald isn't that what would make it interesting though? 😆
I’ve been asking for ages! Only one could wish for ! Go with a stealth camping idea but have joe make it look stealthier and more comfortable based on conditions
@@Chefchev21 that would be amazing.
Steve's in the process of building a series of shelters that run in between his homestead and the mountains to the west. He plans on having a shelter every 60 miles or 100 kilometers. I think he's planning on building about 8 shelters in total. Joe might be able to help with a couple of them. Vaughn
Hey there JOE. I love your videos… i especially liked the fort you built….now a days most dont have a clue about doing that…i love how you use what’s handy…your videos are awesome…I’m a survival camper.. my friends use to call me Smokey the bear…i did bunches of backpacking tent camping…now i camp in my 6 person RV. LOL…been there done that. I’m older now 72. But still love the outdoors, wishing you the best. JESS
Wonderful video Joe, so Very Happy
I clicked on this. Hope you and your family had a wonderful Holiday Season!!! Incredible Fort, it's really
A Beauty ❤❤❤❤
Great job on taking down that tree. You guys always scare me watching these videos and I see you alone, cutting down a huge tree. Stay safe out there.
Love your content Joe, keep doing what you're doing cuz it's working bud 👍💯. Long as you keep putting it out I'll be watching brother. Love from Albuquerque, NM.
Merry Christmas Joe to you and your family. Thank you for keeping us entertained. Love your video's.
Little tip for turning things cooking on grates or similar (like those bacon-things at 35:00): chop sticks. Can be improvised.
I love the vlogs on the Fort in the woods Please make more and more of them
19:16 everything got brighter when he picked up the lamp😄
Excellent video Joe (as always), thanks a lot. Looking forward to see how the fort fares thru a snowstorm. Happy New Year everybody!
Merry Christmas to you and your family Joe
Joe if you place a metal domed hood over fire either suspended from roof or raised up from floor - using rebar - you could then screw stove pipe to top of it and up through the roof to keep smoke out of your shelter - smoke free! If under that doom you could even place small metal box to bake bread or other foods. Love your shelter and it is coming along great. so proud of you young man!! Have fun - Safely.
Thanks for using your platform to encourage people to be nice, love your channel keep up the great work :)
Joe you might be able to put two small logs going from the roof to the top of the lean-to, and put the tarp over that to help the tarp to not sag. Just an idea, but been loving the fort videos keep it up. And lastly Merry Christmas!!!
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Figure it out, Joe!
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He has to carry rocks in there as there are none around.
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Or just a large aluminium can with the bottom cut off, since he’s using man made materials for the build
I would love to see this.
Can't wait to see it all done in wood. Keep going Joe. :)
I so much enjoyed your simply minded experiments with the plastic covers, so much fun :-)!!
Love you and your family Joe. Stay safe all of you this year. The design you are using for your "door" with the pallet, would also work as a removable cover for the roof, where the sagging tarp is. So a simple wood frame with tarp just to cover the roof hole, when you are not there. But I understand it's YOUR fort, and it's personal, so love watching you create from your own reasoning. Thank you. :)
"oooooooooo"!!!...nuff said...happy holidays everyone!!!...
Merry Christmas Joe, Hope you and your family have a good one
Merry Christmas Joe and Family! Thank you for all of your great content and hard work.
Be safe and Have A Happy New Year! From Nebraska.
I can only speak for myself but youtube channels r kinda seasonal for me, summer time its fishing. Fall its hunting. Winter its camping I still watch u year round but your a big reason I go out camping mostly winter camping. Your still amazing! Keep doing your thing man.
Hi Joe. Why don’t you make yourself one of those willow branch sweeping brushes? That would save wear and tear on your gloves and may clear the snow a lot quicker. As a plus, who would want to steal one of those brushes? Anyway, just an idea to make life in your fort a little bit easier.
Ive thought the same. Cut a spruce branch and use that as a broom/rake even.