I'm not much of a camper any more. But growing up camping with the family, the Boy Scouts and in the Corps has given me knowledge of 2 things. First I know enough to know I'm no expert. Second I know enough to recognize a rare, actual expert as opposed to the legions of TH-cam experts. I think this guy is the real deal.
@@KuskBushcraft Every smart expert on any given subject knows how much he/she doesn't know. It's only idiots who think they know everything. Keep learning and teaching, buddy.
Does not seem like a big deal, but when you are caught in a storm, or out in sub zero weather and are trying to set up shelter as fast as possible. Anything that makes that job simpler and quicker is much appreciated! Really enjoying this series on trade craft!
I have been thoroughly enjoying watching your excursions and how much thoughtful skill and experience you bring to your outings. Also wanna say how much I appreciate these short skill shares. Learning so much from you! Keep up the great work
Looks Very neat, as is the beard of late man!...hope you’re well, I sent over a few photos from our event at work to your Instagram. We had a great time. Thanks again ryley 👍🏻
could you do a video on natural bug repellents...and you never seem to be bothered by them..great videos..simple and informative, and best of all, enjoyable to watch n learn..
I've been doing some research and testing on natural & DIY insect repellants lately. Once I come up with an end result that works effectively and gives me the results I desire I'll be sure to make a video sharing it.
I still have footage from trapping season I need to go through. It's been a very busy spring season for me. Hoping to get that footage sorted through soon then I'll be onto a few summer projects fixing things up at the cabin. Come the fall I'll be back to hunting and trapping again.
In this mad world your videos are a source of calmness and inspiration.
Thank you for watching!
I'm not much of a camper any more. But growing up camping with the family, the Boy Scouts and in the Corps has given me knowledge of 2 things. First I know enough to know I'm no expert. Second I know enough to recognize a rare, actual expert as opposed to the legions of TH-cam experts. I think this guy is the real deal.
I don't consider myself to be an expert but I appreciate the comment. I've still got a whole lot to learn. Happy trails my friend!
@@KuskBushcraft Every smart expert on any given subject knows how much he/she doesn't know. It's only idiots who think they know everything. Keep learning and teaching, buddy.
Does not seem like a big deal, but when you are caught in a storm, or out in sub zero weather and are trying to set up shelter as fast as possible. Anything that makes that job simpler and quicker is much appreciated! Really enjoying this series on trade craft!
Thank you for watching!
just wanted to say, you've been a huge inspiration to me for years now and I'm glad you're still around.
Thank you so much for the continued support!
Very informative my friend. I think tying knots is probably one of the most important things to know in the wild.
It's definitely a valuable skill to have. Thanks for watching!
This is a great way of hanking line that many are unaware of- KISS- simple and effective-
This is just ace. So simple, but genius. Thanks for sharing!
Nice Video
Ive never heard a voice so high and so low at the same time well done
Another handy tip. Thanks again.
Thanks for watching!
Awesome upload again! Full support here Sir Kusk from Qatar 🇶🇦! Watching your video now…God bless!
Thank you for the support!
I find this knowledge both fascinating and therapeutic. 👍
Brilliant! After years of tangle and frustration!….finally a brilliant method.thank you
Thanks for that tip ,as i needed to learn this it for my extra clothes line and my rope always gets knoted . Wont now. After this video👍
Very cool Ryley, Thanks for sharing. ✌️
So simple… love it!
Thanks for watching!
Thanks for the tips Ryley 👍
Thank you for watching!
Awesome channel! No pretence, I enjoy the vids a lot!
This is really cool!
I always like learning new things especially when it's as useful as this.
Thanks for sharing how to do this!😁
Thank you for watching!
I have been thoroughly enjoying watching your excursions and how much thoughtful skill and experience you bring to your outings. Also wanna say how much I appreciate these short skill shares. Learning so much from you! Keep up the great work
AWESOMENESS 👌 THANKS. ...ALAN IN 🇨🇱
Looks Very neat, as is the beard of late man!...hope you’re well, I sent over a few photos from our event at work to your Instagram. We had a great time. Thanks again ryley 👍🏻
Thanks! Glad to hear your event went well! I'll check my IG to see the photos.
Really good. I like that. Thank you.
could you do a video on natural bug repellents...and you never seem to be bothered by them..great videos..simple and informative, and best of all, enjoyable to watch n learn..
I've been doing some research and testing on natural & DIY insect repellants lately. Once I come up with an end result that works effectively and gives me the results I desire I'll be sure to make a video sharing it.
Lovely video, good tip!
Very nice my friend 🤠
Very slick way, larger diameter ropes/cords I end up with same configuration but use a much larger loop. Thanks
Fantastic video, I've never seen that technique.
Thanks for watching! Learned this technique from a book on knots and rope. Glad you enjoyed.
pretty cool, thanks.
What. A. Mustache. And ofc great vid but that is to be expected, keep it up!
Hahaha thank you!!
Very cool.
Very good tip my friend! Thank you for sharing!
Thank you 🙏 for sharing knowledge. Awesome video.
Thanks for watching!!
Awesome 👍
very nice! thank you Sir!
good stuff
Thankyou
Thank you for watching!
EXCELLENT! YES!!
👍
Very good, this is your cousin in-law, Lex .V🎉
Not Keegan!!
Haha thanks for tuning in Lex!!!
Hope to see you soon!😁
Wow, you're really lucky to actually know him!!
I hope you are safe from the fires.
I am safe and doing well. Thank you for your kind thoughts! Hope you and yours are staying safe and healthy. Happy trails!
That beards looking badass 😂👌
Thanks!
What cordage (manufacture and diameter) are you using in the video
Idk when the best time is so ill ask when is the best time for hunting season and any trap making/hunting vids coming on the alt channel?
I still have footage from trapping season I need to go through. It's been a very busy spring season for me. Hoping to get that footage sorted through soon then I'll be onto a few summer projects fixing things up at the cabin. Come the fall I'll be back to hunting and trapping again.
I always start on my pinky then my thumb 👍 lol
Haha yup, whatever works best for you! Thanks for watching.
I always have extra cord in my pack pack.
Always a good idea to have a little extra!
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There's a TH-cam channel called Rainy Delights ASMR that's reposting your videos and has hundreds of thousands of subscribers
Yea it happens. Unfortunately I don't think there's anything that can be done.