Good Job Sir. As you long as you put food/coffee on a fire and talk bushcraft and outdoors just like we are sitting there with you ..... I will watch. Tasty looking first Salmon. Subscribed. Looking forward to more.
I was just thinking maybe you could throw down a thin layer of thin spruce or pine branches to create a natural turf over the mud. Like what you'd use for a spruce bed to sleep on but for flooring instead so you don't have wet mud only to walk through. Couldn't hurt.. It would just turn to mulch and dry out eventually for kindling or whatever. I don't know what species of trees you have to pick from. If it were me I would get a few branches from several pine or spruce or Christmas type trees so I didn't hurt any one live tree. Even if you were to get just enough for a walkway to your shelter and fire. Food for thought. I noticed the mud problem in many other videos where they built super shelters with a wall around it like Survival Lilly, TA Outdoors, Bushwacker man and they swept the leaves out and ended up with mud when it rained or snowed. I feel that defeats the purpose of having what's supposed to be a dry place to live & survive outdoors. I know it may be important for fire safety but when it's wet there's not much risk of a forest fire if you put down a thin lawyer of bows for walking and keeping your gear dry and out of the mud. It would be somewhat time consuming but worth it. Cleaning mud off of boots & gear or slipping and cracking your back. Been there done that...
@@SomewhereOutside one alternative may be a couple cheap bags of mulch. Depending on how important it is to prevent the mud soup. I'm thinking just a sprinkle of the right mulch would make a huge difference in that mud. It wouldn't have to be stacked like a garden where they're trying to avoid weeds and hold in moisture. I am just batting around ideas because I am on SSI and can't afford new boots or clothes or gear if I dropped it in soupy mud and gommed it up. That woukd suck to drop a multi-tool, a silky saw or other folding tool in really wet mud and then try to use it... Or drop your steak in it! Eeeew.
@@NAVYWhistleblowerAssassin The steaks always stay protected and well cared for above everything else! Haha. Not a bad idea at all. Maybe if we get some decent snow I'll carry some in on a pulk. 👍
@@SomewhereOutside I am dealing with muddy conditions in Buffalo from a huge snow melting. I am in an urban area so I can't build a fire. I am well hidden but a fire would blow my stealth... So I broke down the brush in the middle of the night that I had to clear and threw the 2000+ twigs from the brush and scattered it all over my pathways. Homemade mulch. I had a widowmaker that already broke off and was dangling over my head being held up by brush. A good wind and it would have crushed my shelter- and me if I were in it, so cleared out the brush keeping it afloat. The twigs made for a nice mulched path. Making a video tonight then uploading to TH-cam tommorow evening. There's still some mud but I am NOT sinking down into it. Especially in Nike SHOX. I have muck boots but they're heavy and I save them for snow and rain. I will let you know when it's posted.
Excellent video my friend, we enjoyed it enough we subbed you. Keep up the fun videos, we look forward to seeing more from your channel. Working on making a little bushcraft camping area in my neck of the woods as well. Going to be a fun year my friend. Dale
mark duncan hahaha, our winters as of late have been very lackluster but here in northeast Ohio we get some crazy lake effect weather at times. I'd love to get into the north woods of Canada though! A place like that will let you know what your made of real quick! Thanks for watching and for the support.
Seems like these shelter videos show the cutting of many trees, I dont care, but is it your land or does the national forest not care if they are smaller trees. Many of those are obviously freshly cut.
In the beginning of the video I specifically state the signs of the recent logging that happened in that area. It is private land I have permission to camp on and the landowner had a logging company come in to clear out the ash trees that were infected with emerald ash borer. Had they waited another year or 2 before having the ash trees cleared they wouldn't have been able to sell the lumber. But thanks for your comment! 👍
He was in his hammock and has a 0 degree underquilt. Also, probably didn't want to risk any sparks from the fire burning his rig. And he smells a little funny so I make sure he parks a bit away from me when setting up camp 😁
...next time, just stick the sawhorse top pole into the crotch of that tree it's leaning against, & hammer it down. Leave the "A" on the other end. Very sturdy.
Fantastic video bud, them burgers looked fan-friggin-tastic! Camp Swamp town is a beauty location, days like that though can add 5 pounds to your boots eh? I look forward to the next one. Cheers!
Somewhere Outside sure will buddy. I’m getting more interested in the bushcrafting side of things and it’s a lot different than my normal backpacking so I’m trying to soak up as much as I can on the different equipment etc.
Might want to RESEARCH current SALMON CONTAMINATION as well as immune system dysfunction in farmed salmon. This is critical for people and dog food. Serious here
This is an old post. Seems EPA won't allow testing of "fish farms". Native Americans expected millions of salmon from ocean this last run. numbers counted: 10,000. What happened to the millions? Salmon are fatty fish. Tend to hold toxins in fat. Pass right onto whatever is up the food chain. Has anyone seen the seal population losing their hair? Almost a prion affect. www.theguardian.com/environment/2017/apr/01/is-farming-salmon-bad-for-the-environment Also, fish meal is prepared aboard ship or it is very combustible. Unfortunately in dogs, for instance, it is like bologna or hot dogs in children, turns nitrates into nitrites, in dog food it's something different - same toxicity. Sorry, love your videos, love to be outdoors, love NATURE. Sad that exploitation of earth and who would build a NUCLEAR REACTOR on a fault zone to be STILL LEAKING TODAY into the Pacific ocean.
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Thanks for taking me along!😊
Thanks for sharing.
That mud gets OLD fast!
sounds like west coast. in an hr lol. tks. enjoyed
Sherry Wahl Thanks for watching! Glad you enjoyed the video
Good Job Sir. As you long as you put food/coffee on a fire and talk bushcraft and outdoors just like we are sitting there with you ..... I will watch. Tasty looking first Salmon. Subscribed. Looking forward to more.
Len Robinson Thanks! I'm glad you enjoyed the video. More to come
Great camp bud..love ya axe..went through that wood like butter..thumbs up
nick sanders thanks for watching
Awesome splitting job! And looks like you had more snow than we do here in Canada right now!! lol Mild winter for sure :(
AlexisOutdoors Thanks! All the snow's in the UK right now. Crazy!
So close to the nature! Love it! 🤠
Llamateurs Serenity. Thanks for the support
Awesome campsite. Beautiful area. Coffee and oatmeal are the breakfast of champions. Lol. I do the same thing when I’m in the woods for breakfast
Jason Waugh Thanks for watching
Western Massachusetts pretty much same kind of weather hay.
Great video. Im from northeast ohio too. Portage county. Great video. Subbed.
Austin B. Thanks for the support, glad you enjoyed!
Awesome video. Definitely make me want to get outdoors again.
Say what?
Nice to see fellow Buckeyes. Nice vid. I'm in NW Ohio.
Jim Dodson Awesome! Thanks for the sub. Glad you enjoyed the video
Great video man! Thanks for taking us along.
Good vid!
Thanks. Glad you enjoyed
Nice over night experience. Thanks for sharing.
It was my pleasure and I'm grateful this was appreciated. I hope you're still out there making memories!
@@SomewhereOutside
Only on my dreams these days
Enjoyed the video man. New subscriber. Axe badassery
Shane Coffey Outdoors Thanks brother! I appreciate the support. Stoveaholics for life! 😁
Very nice camp brother!
That looks really a beautiful forest !
Cheers
Mattia
Wild Tuscany Bushcraft Thanks, those woods are a special place to me. Thanks for the support!
nice one..
Trevorski Outdoors thanks for watching
Enjoyed your video mate you have my sub from across the water atb Iain 😁
Scottish Bandicoot 71 thanks for the support! I'm glad you enjoyed
I was just thinking maybe you could throw down a thin layer of thin spruce or pine branches to create a natural turf over the mud. Like what you'd use for a spruce bed to sleep on but for flooring instead so you don't have wet mud only to walk through. Couldn't hurt.. It would just turn to mulch and dry out eventually for kindling or whatever. I don't know what species of trees you have to pick from. If it were me I would get a few branches from several pine or spruce or Christmas type trees so I didn't hurt any one live tree. Even if you were to get just enough for a walkway to your shelter and fire. Food for thought. I noticed the mud problem in many other videos where they built super shelters with a wall around it like Survival Lilly, TA Outdoors, Bushwacker man and they swept the leaves out and ended up with mud when it rained or snowed. I feel that defeats the purpose of having what's supposed to be a dry place to live & survive outdoors. I know it may be important for fire safety but when it's wet there's not much risk of a forest fire if you put down a thin lawyer of bows for walking and keeping your gear dry and out of the mud. It would be somewhat time consuming but worth it. Cleaning mud off of boots & gear or slipping and cracking your back. Been there done that...
No pines in that area or I would. I wish I had access to pines or spruce at that camp.
@@SomewhereOutside one alternative may be a couple cheap bags of mulch. Depending on how important it is to prevent the mud soup. I'm thinking just a sprinkle of the right mulch would make a huge difference in that mud. It wouldn't have to be stacked like a garden where they're trying to avoid weeds and hold in moisture. I am just batting around ideas because I am on SSI and can't afford new boots or clothes or gear if I dropped it in soupy mud and gommed it up. That woukd suck to drop a multi-tool, a silky saw or other folding tool in really wet mud and then try to use it... Or drop your steak in it! Eeeew.
@@NAVYWhistleblowerAssassin The steaks always stay protected and well cared for above everything else! Haha. Not a bad idea at all. Maybe if we get some decent snow I'll carry some in on a pulk. 👍
@@SomewhereOutside I am dealing with muddy conditions in Buffalo from a huge snow melting. I am in an urban area so I can't build a fire. I am well hidden but a fire would blow my stealth... So I broke down the brush in the middle of the night that I had to clear and threw the 2000+ twigs from the brush and scattered it all over my pathways. Homemade mulch. I had a widowmaker that already broke off and was dangling over my head being held up by brush. A good wind and it would have crushed my shelter- and me if I were in it, so cleared out the brush keeping it afloat. The twigs made for a nice mulched path. Making a video tonight then uploading to TH-cam tommorow evening. There's still some mud but I am NOT sinking down into it. Especially in Nike SHOX. I have muck boots but they're heavy and I save them for snow and rain. I will let you know when it's posted.
Awesome Video Bro and still awaiting my invite 🤣
Tucky Greer Thanks brother, we'll get something in the works here soon. I'll shoot you a message.
Lone Bushcrafter thanks for watching. I appreciate the support
Why people dislike this? If they dont like the video then dont watch
Haha, thanks man. It doesn't bother me none. I'm not looking to be TH-cam famous, just enjoy sharing my adventures in the woods. 👍
Excellent video my friend, we enjoyed it enough we subbed you. Keep up the fun videos, we look forward to seeing more from your channel.
Working on making a little bushcraft camping area in my neck of the woods as well. Going to be a fun year my friend.
Dale
Heartland Outdoor Living Thanks for the support. Glad you enjoyed the video
Greatttttttt visd bro
Bushman school Thanks brother!
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I'm from Ohio myself, we should meet up for a camp sometime,
Ohio does not have a winter! Perhaps a fall! Come up to Northern Ontario for a taste of the real thing!
mark duncan hahaha, our winters as of late have been very lackluster but here in northeast Ohio we get some crazy lake effect weather at times. I'd love to get into the north woods of Canada though! A place like that will let you know what your made of real quick! Thanks for watching and for the support.
Seems like these shelter videos show the cutting of many trees, I dont care, but is it your land or does the national forest not care if they are smaller trees. Many of those are obviously freshly cut.
In the beginning of the video I specifically state the signs of the recent logging that happened in that area. It is private land I have permission to camp on and the landowner had a logging company come in to clear out the ash trees that were infected with emerald ash borer. Had they waited another year or 2 before having the ash trees cleared they wouldn't have been able to sell the lumber. But thanks for your comment! 👍
That’s cool I’ve just always wondered and it’s hard to tell because the volume is always great. What’s that cool shirt jacket is saying to be wearing
That’s cool I’ve just always wondered and it’s hard to tell because the volume is always great. What’s that cool shirt jacket is saying to be wearing
That’s cool I’ve just always wondered and it’s hard to tell because the volume is always great. What’s that cool shirt jacket is saying to be wearing
That’s cool I’ve just always wondered and it’s hard to tell because the volume is always great. What’s that cool shirt jacket is saying to be wearing
TAOUTDOORS makes a great saw horse!
amy fletcher I was pleased with it for my first ever attempt at making one. It served it's purpose. Thanks for watching
Somewhere Outside I was really just suggesting his to help you improve yours. I guess I was a bit short on that comment...sorry.
amy fletcher no worries, I appreciate the comment. I'll have a look at his video. I'm always trying to learn better skills in the woods.
Where at in Ohio? I'm in mason county wv, looking for people to camp with.
Why did your brother in law sleep so far from the fire?
He was in his hammock and has a 0 degree underquilt. Also, probably didn't want to risk any sparks from the fire burning his rig. And he smells a little funny so I make sure he parks a bit away from me when setting up camp 😁
"Winter"
Always somebody... hope you have a wonderful day 😉
...next time, just stick the sawhorse top pole into the crotch of that tree it's leaning against, & hammer it down. Leave the "A" on the other end. Very sturdy.
StandsWithABeer I'll have to give that a try, thanks for the comment
Pack?
Hidden Woodsmen Day Ruck. I have a review of it on my channel. Check it out
Woohoo! First to comment lol I'll let ya know what I think in 27:03 :p
Twiggy Underfoot for President 2020!
Lmao, probably not after ppl watch the vid I just uploaded Hahaha
Fantastic video bud, them burgers looked fan-friggin-tastic! Camp Swamp town is a beauty location, days like that though can add 5 pounds to your boots eh? I look forward to the next one. Cheers!
Twiggy Underfoot Thanks brother! Glad you enjoyed the video. And yes, days like that definitely add weight to the boots! Thanks for your support
Very awesome camp setup brother. I wish I had a spot where I could set up a permanent base camp of sorts. Out of curiosity what kind of axe was that?
Jason Helmandollar Thanks for the support bud. It's a Hults Bruk Akka. Great axe!
Somewhere Outside nice. Thanks for the info on the axe.
Jason Helmandollar Anytime brother. If your interested in checking out the gear I used for this trip check my previous video. Link is in description
Somewhere Outside sure will buddy. I’m getting more interested in the bushcrafting side of things and it’s a lot different than my normal backpacking so I’m trying to soak up as much as I can on the different equipment etc.
Jason Helmandollar Check out Carlisle195, I get loads of inspiration from his videos. His building skills are second to none! Lol
Might want to RESEARCH current SALMON CONTAMINATION as well as immune system dysfunction in farmed salmon. This is critical for people and dog food. Serious here
no one special no one, Thanks for watching
This is an old post. Seems EPA won't allow testing of "fish farms". Native Americans expected millions of salmon from ocean this last run. numbers counted: 10,000. What happened to the millions? Salmon are fatty fish. Tend to hold toxins in fat. Pass right onto whatever is up the food chain. Has anyone seen the seal population losing their hair? Almost a prion affect. www.theguardian.com/environment/2017/apr/01/is-farming-salmon-bad-for-the-environment Also, fish meal is prepared aboard ship or it is very combustible. Unfortunately in dogs, for instance, it is like bologna or hot dogs in children, turns nitrates into nitrites, in dog food it's something different - same toxicity. Sorry, love your videos, love to be outdoors, love NATURE. Sad that exploitation of earth and who would build a NUCLEAR REACTOR on a fault zone to be STILL LEAKING TODAY into the Pacific ocean.
Throw away that margarine. It'll kill ya. Flies won't even go near it.