Whenever I watch these videos I imagine him as a lone survivor in a post apocalyptic world reverting back to the ways of old to survive. I love these type of videos.
That sort of camping brings back a lot of memories for me from about the age of ten about 1958 ish my mates and I would camp down by the creek about a mile or so from my house 2 old army blankets a billy some tea a fishing rod and reel and a bit of tucker and some snares and an old enamel mug very basic but we loved it .
Now, that's really different. Simple kit, useful and practical. No, gimmicky toys or redundant items. Looks like something out of the early 1900s. People today always go for the flashiest and expensive. Canvas and leather.
@@Southernlandbushcraft Deer, antelope, and moose on the praries. Elk, and bear when you get into the mountains. More deer are taken with a .303 than any other rifle.
Pure awesomeness! I'm so sorry what your country is going through right now. It's bad here in the states, but I know it's worse for you guys. I hope you're still able to move about, and get out to the Bush. I'm praying for you all! God bless
Thanks mate for the concern and support. Yeah Im lucky enough to live on a large bush property, so still able to get out. I hope your well and safe to. ATB
@@Southernlandbushcraft Hi! I had a question about the shelter that you constructed, if you don't mind - how stable would it be if a freak storm broke out? Would it be able to handle high winds and heavy rain for a few hours at least?
.......Very glad to see a new vid about camping on your land and your classic gear... Really like your classic rifle too...please give us a little more detail and history . Your Aussie bushcraft is right up with the best and I look forward to seeing more....ATB and good health to you and yours......
Thanks for watching and the support. The rifle is a classic. It was my Grandfathers deer rifle. Very sentimental to me. ATB to and your family. cheers.
@@Southernlandbushcraft Yea,sweet, they are good guns, They have shot hundreds of thousands of deer over here in NZ, deer cullers used to be issued with them back in the day.
Salut gue yakin dia bikin video plog cuma berdua sama anjing piaraannya. Terlihat dari video yang sepertinya tak ada yng mengendalikan. Cuma dia sendiri yng mengendalikan di bantu dengan alat tripot bagus banget tip dan cara buat videonya dan salut dia pemberani goood 👍
Very cool set up. Really enjoyed it. I had an Enfield once. Made in 1942 at Lithgow armory. I thoroughly regret selling it. Dumb things people do. I now have a Russian Mosin from the same era. Not half the rifle the Enfield was.
Nice video. I like the simplicity. I know this video is 3 years old, I was going to say there's plenty of dear out the back of Whittlesea and all through the Yarra valley. Have fun and stay safe.
Great to see someone up and about at Piccaninny daylight. Most sleep through the best part of the morning. Man's best friend gets to sleep in I see. Thanks for the upload share. Bushyboy Oz.
Born in the bush love it i use a camp oven its the best cook anything on the fire I don't think I'd be sawing up wood just put it on the fire big small
Good to see you back again. I have one of those damper tube tin things, I like to chop up some preserved ginger and add it to my damper. I'm about to try and sew my own oil skin tarp, i already have the material just need to make up my mind for the design.
Simple pleasures. Simple tools... How grand. Some folks don't know the relaxing quality of staring into the flames of nice campfire. Your videos have always mimicked the relaxing sounds of nature. Birds and their echos, crackling of the flame. Keep 'em coming mate. A treat every time. Cheers.
I can’t believe how much I love this. I was just searching for normal every day Aussie bushcraft/camping/hiking videos and instead I’ve been transported back in time to a simpler life. This was so calming and therapeutic to watch. Aside from the few times you spoke to the camera it really felt like I was experiencing a piece of history.
Gday mate. Im si happy you enjoyed it. My style is more traditional skills and gear. If you like this, there will be more like it on it way. Less talking more doing. Cheers
@@Southernlandbushcraft yeah I love this style. Keen to see more. I live in nsw and have a baby on the way. I want to get out bush more often and raise them to love and respect nature. I love the rifle! I miss owning firearms. I need a bit of property and a rifle and I’d be a happy man.
Southern Land Bushcraft & Survival no worries. It’s great to see someone reviving old school traditions. I was surprised your vids stopped tbh because I felt you were on the cusp of gaining some traction. I’d love to be a content creator but my full time job is too good to walk away from. I simply make vids as a family memory but I like the old school stuff in an Oz context that you’re making.
I have just downloaded the audiobook of "Walden" by Henry David Thoreau. It is 14 hours long, and so I will listen to about 2 hours a night for about the next week. He built a cabin on his friend Ralph Waldo Emerson's land at Concord, Massachusetts, and wrote about his life there in 19th Century America, living as an early pioneer! Even at that time, he was considered an oddity, because he eschewed modern life in favor of a more traditional mode of living.
Just found your site. Great to see Aussie conditions, timber etc compared to the Pommy & Yank outdoor TH-camrs . Real outback feel too. Just like the old days out camping
I really like your baking tube I will have to find something like that I like that you can pre make bannock or bread and keep it in the tube till you get to camp to bake it thanks for the idea now to watch the rest of the show...
I've always been fascinated by swagman. How they travelled our beautiful Australia, during the depression. Any one read "a fortunate life". By A.B.Facey?
Do you aussies read Arthur Upfield? I really love his books but they are probably considered biased and un-pc these days. I always felt he had a good heart and a love of the people.
My Grandfather, if he were still alive would be over would be over 130. He told me of the old swaggies as well as his life growing up. He was born in 1904 and I loved hearing his stories. I'm now in my 60s and work in Aged care and one of my old mates(never clients) reached 100 years old and often told me of his life from ploughing fields with drought horses at 16 to having the swaggies coming through and looking for work or a feed and were happy to do a days work for a meal and a place to sleep under cover. Old Col was always amazed that so many were educated, there were Lawyers and Accountants among them. I love working with our oldies they are a window into the past and with the way the world is going they are perhaps a window into the future.
Ever notice that what people from down under do camping works great, but is backwards from how the rest of the world does the same thing to accomplish the same task. I have never seen someone saw wood that way or make a pot stand like he did. Wow. They even drive on the wrong side of the road. Lol, just good natured fun mate.
I can't believe I've been subscribed for months & have had no notifications. Seems you haven't made one for a while.(8 months, I see). Reminds me of way back in the 1970's when we used to go hunting for a week or so as young fellas. The old can of baked beans, or spaghetti with a pierced top to let the hot air out, a billy can. etc. Always had the T/Paper though. Gotta have a few home comforts. Please make e few more videos. Vic. Country,. Aust.
Southern Land Bushcraft & Survival , looking forward to it👍🏼 I remember you said once “that it feels weird talking to the camera” I think I can speak for all us watchers, when I tell you that I get!! It would be, thanks for being and yourself and stoked you filming again. I really appreciate it 🙌🏼. I’d be looking for new videos of yours, even if I wasn’t in isolation😂🤪🤪
Just stumbled across your vids. Thanks for sharing your bush craft skills. I have always been fascinated by swagman. My dad used to drove cattle many moons ago. He learnt many skills off his mentor, a much older farmer who sadly has passed. I have just ordered a haversack and canvas bag off swagman. I love oil skin, I have a few coats that I use for hunting in the high country. You’ve just made me realise my camping setup is way too complicated for my bike. Safe travels 👍
hey mate hope you travling OK old mate at swagman Outfitters made me custom oilskin wrap for my spoon carving knife's very well made and got some oilskin draw string bags off him. next is haver sack cheers kiwi
Welcome back. Missed your videos a lot. I'm not a bushcraft person, more of a comfort camper I guess. But I find all of your vids immensely interesting, and you obviously know your stuff.
Very interesting to watch. Love to fact that you constantly ( time consuming for you..but great for us) change the camera angles. 💪 Great dog companion too.
Whenever I watch these videos I imagine him as a lone survivor in a post apocalyptic world reverting back to the ways of old to survive. I love these type of videos.
That sort of camping brings back a lot of memories for me from about the age of ten about 1958 ish my mates and I would camp down by the creek about a mile or so from my house 2 old army blankets a billy some tea a fishing rod and reel and a bit of tucker and some snares and an old enamel mug very basic but we loved it .
i love that the dogs got his own little jacket haha
Now, that's really different. Simple kit, useful and practical. No, gimmicky toys or redundant items. Looks like something out of the early 1900s. People today always go for the flashiest and expensive. Canvas and leather.
Thankyou so much
Great. Love the natural quiet and the sounds of nature. Thanks for uploading.🦉☘️
Glad you enjoyed it mate. Nothing better than just heading bush and claring the head. ATB
Thanks for the shout out for the blanket mate !!!! Keep the bushcraft videos coming !!!!
All good mate. I really appreciate the blanket.
What’s the company called?
@@lachlanboyer6046 I sell them. Not a company just a side hustle. But I havnt had any for a while. Been to busy to pick them up.
@@coopcooper3194 ok thanks
Masya Allah
Very good place
Safety First
I really like how simplified you keep everything even down to the coffee.. as human beings we complicate everything and its why we have problems..
Thanks mate. I totally agree
hi? good morning have a nice day sir i like ur video from Philippines with love take care always sir...
Just came across this video and couldnt help but hear that fallow buck croaking in the background 👌👌👌
Very good, I love what you doing I enjoyed your video amigo from Algeria good.
Fantastic video mate. Looking forward to checking out your other videos 👍
Thanks for watching. I hope you find the other videos enjoyable.
Awesome camp and gear!🤠
Packing an old reliable Enfield. We love our .303's up here in Canada.
They sure are reliable. What do you hunt mostly where you are?
@@Southernlandbushcraft Deer, antelope, and moose on the praries. Elk, and bear when you get into the mountains. More deer are taken with a .303 than any other rifle.
Pure awesomeness! I'm so sorry what your country is going through right now. It's bad here in the states, but I know it's worse for you guys. I hope you're still able to move about, and get out to the Bush. I'm praying for you all! God bless
Thanks mate for the concern and support. Yeah Im lucky enough to live on a large bush property, so still able to get out. I hope your well and safe to. ATB
@@Southernlandbushcraft ❤💪❤
@@Southernlandbushcraft Hi! I had a question about the shelter that you constructed, if you don't mind - how stable would it be if a freak storm broke out? Would it be able to handle high winds and heavy rain for a few hours at least?
Your dog have very nice bushcraft jacket 👍
Yeah she loves it mate. Thanks.
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Awesome! I’ve been looking forward to your next video.
Thanks for watching mate and the support. Hopefully wont be to long before I get another one happening. ATB
.......Very glad to see a new vid about camping on your land and your classic gear... Really like your classic rifle too...please give us a little more detail and history . Your Aussie bushcraft is right up with the best and I look forward to seeing more....ATB and good health to you and yours......
Thanks for watching and the support. The rifle is a classic. It was my Grandfathers deer rifle. Very sentimental to me. ATB to and your family. cheers.
I love how I can sit on my couch and watch yall do the same thing as I do, just a million miles around the world . Love the videos!!!!
Thanks mate. Thats whats so good about bushcraft isn't it. Its skills that are basically the same world wide. Cheers
Good to see an ole 303 there, spent 30 years hunting with one,,great for smashing the beastys over ,.👍 awsome vid, thanks for sharing.
Thanks mate. Hopefully I'll get a vid up taking some deer with it soon
@@Southernlandbushcraft Yea,sweet, they are good guns, They have shot hundreds of thousands of deer over here in NZ, deer cullers used to be issued with them back in the day.
Im enjoying watching your videos...,,,,, from .Philippines
Your Billy and saw are cool.
Well trained dog, great show. ............Dennis Bryan in New Zealand
Thanks mate. Yeah shes a great dog. Thanks for watching
Salut gue yakin dia bikin video plog cuma berdua sama anjing piaraannya. Terlihat dari video yang sepertinya tak ada yng mengendalikan. Cuma dia sendiri yng mengendalikan di bantu dengan alat tripot bagus banget tip dan cara buat videonya dan salut dia pemberani goood 👍
Bitta paradise you got yourself there mate!
Cowboy coffee??? Wot about billy tea ? Or a dingos breakfast--------a drink of water and a look around. Cheers 👍👍great show..
Lol billy tea next time mate. Thanks for watching 🇦🇺
Nice gear I like the rustic look
Ok verry good cam and excellent hunting
Stoked to have you back on my screen. Beautiful set up, thanks for sharing your night
No worries at all mate. I hope you enjoyed it. ATB.
Very cool set up. Really enjoyed it.
I had an Enfield once. Made in 1942 at Lithgow armory. I thoroughly regret selling it. Dumb things people do. I now have a Russian Mosin from the same era. Not half the rifle the Enfield was.
Thanks for watching mate. Yeah their a classic rifle. Mine was my Grandfathers deer rifle made in 1941.
@@Southernlandbushcraft Why the sporterized look though? Surely you would give it an original stock.
G'day from WA and keep up with the great content!
Love your videos mate. You do a great job.
Nice video. I like the simplicity. I know this video is 3 years old, I was going to say there's plenty of dear out the back of Whittlesea and all through the Yarra valley. Have fun and stay safe.
The natural reverb in that clearing is beautiful!
Nice video mate. Can't wait for the next one
Cheers Ben. Thanks for watching
Now I found a fantastic video!
Great to see someone up and about at Piccaninny daylight. Most sleep through the best part of the morning. Man's best friend gets to sleep in I see. Thanks for the upload share. Bushyboy Oz.
Best time of the day. The bushmans alarm clock is reliable (kookaburra). Thanks for watching mate
keep it simple and clean, I am here in brazil, I appreciate what is done in Australia, thanks!
Loved it, great work! Really like the traditional items and materials. Keep it up!
Hey Gday mate. Thanks for watching and the comment. Yeah I'm a sucker for the older stuff.
Born in the bush love it i use a camp oven its the best cook anything on the fire I don't think I'd be sawing up wood just put it on the fire big small
good to see someone else just using the basics, still open sights on the smle
Good to see you back again.
I have one of those damper tube tin things, I like to chop up some preserved ginger and add it to my damper.
I'm about to try and sew my own oil skin tarp, i already have the material just need to make up my mind for the design.
Its a handy little tin isn't it. Good stuff with the oilskin. Let me know how you go with it
3@@Southernlandbushcraft
Life that I think worth living
good to see ya out n about again mate
Hey Gday mate. Thanks for watching and the support. I hope ya doin well. Cheers
@@Southernlandbushcraft yeah no complaints here mate. other than the fact i cant get out n camp at the moment. chaffing at the bit
Great to see ya mate , hope Kat and the young'un are doing well ....... top vid. Take care keep safe...😎👍🇦🇺
Gday mate. Yeah all going great, loving being a Dad. I hope your doing well mate. Thanks.
love the saw very cool
The chockies gave me a chuckle.
🤣👍
Top channel and sweet dog. Subscribed. 👍🇦🇺
Thanks mate. Welcome to the channel. Yeah she's a great dog. Thanks again mate
Gidday finally not a glamper much respect
Thanks mate I appreciate it
Simple pleasures. Simple tools... How grand. Some folks don't know the relaxing quality of staring into the flames of nice campfire. Your videos have always mimicked the relaxing sounds of nature. Birds and their echos, crackling of the flame. Keep 'em coming mate. A treat every time. Cheers.
Thanks for your support as always Ed. ATB to you and the fam
@@Southernlandbushcraft ū
Stumbled over your channel. What a rippa find. Love it
Thanks mate, it means a lot and I hope your well
I would like to learn all from you, I am new to this and a newbie subscriber, I am 60 years old and from South Africa!
Thanks for watching mate
As an Australian bush lover, how about you take us hunting on a video and give us a bit of excitement. Cheers
Might have some bow hunting coming
very nice bushcraft video sir!
Checking for snakes in the beginning…..smart man
I can’t believe how much I love this. I was just searching for normal every day Aussie bushcraft/camping/hiking videos and instead I’ve been transported back in time to a simpler life. This was so calming and therapeutic to watch. Aside from the few times you spoke to the camera it really felt like I was experiencing a piece of history.
Gday mate. Im si happy you enjoyed it. My style is more traditional skills and gear. If you like this, there will be more like it on it way. Less talking more doing. Cheers
@@Southernlandbushcraft yeah I love this style. Keen to see more. I live in nsw and have a baby on the way. I want to get out bush more often and raise them to love and respect nature. I love the rifle! I miss owning firearms. I need a bit of property and a rifle and I’d be a happy man.
Very nice mate. Relaxing. It was good to see the old SMLE sporter getting a walk. 👍👏😁
Glad you enjoyed it mate. It was my Grand Father's old deer rifle.
STRIKE A LIGHT! hes back
Yeah finally got a video up mate. Thanks for the support. ATB
very nice work
Love what you do .your channel is a temporary escape for all of us .sweet camp site too. Cheers for sharing .👍🏕
I'm glad it helped in someway mate. That was kind of the intent, with this video. Stay safe and ATB.
Thanks good relaxing
Great video, very peaceful! The Easter eggs were a surprise! 😆
Lol Easter bunny found me. Thanks for watching
Humans have lost touch with the environment... your video brings reality back to life and how humans should be connecting with the planet.
Thank you mate, this was the intent, so im happy. Your defiantly correct. ATB.
Great video, love all the old school gear.
Thanks for watching mate
Wonderful video. I like how you just show it plain and simple. Keep it up :)
Ótimo vídeo. .Aqui do BRASIL curtindo!!! From Austrália .
You reminded me of the swaggies that would visit our farm when I was a kid, in the 40's during and after the war. Except none of them carried a rifle.
Thats so good. Thanks for the support. I have similar vids coming up
glad you're back making vids
Thanks for the support mate. Hopefully wont be to long before I get another one up.ATB
Southern Land Bushcraft & Survival no worries. It’s great to see someone reviving old school traditions. I was surprised your vids stopped tbh because I felt you were on the cusp of gaining some traction. I’d love to be a content creator but my full time job is too good to walk away from. I simply make vids as a family memory but I like the old school stuff in an Oz context that you’re making.
I have just downloaded the audiobook of "Walden" by Henry David Thoreau. It is 14 hours long, and so I will listen to about 2 hours a night for about the next week.
He built a cabin on his friend Ralph Waldo Emerson's land at Concord, Massachusetts, and wrote about his life there in 19th Century America, living as an early pioneer! Even at that time, he was considered an oddity, because he eschewed modern life in favor of a more traditional mode of living.
Sounds great. Im looking for a new audiobook. Thanks for the comment
That shot of you at 6:30 getting tinder to catch looks like Tom Roberts might have composed it. Excellent imagery.
Thanks mate. Im glad you enjoyed it
Great video mate thanks for taking us along.
Glad you enjoyed it mate
I'd love to see the Australian wild in person. Just so dang far away
Just found your site. Great to see Aussie conditions, timber etc compared to the Pommy & Yank outdoor TH-camrs . Real outback feel too. Just like the old days out camping
Thanks for that mate. Im glad you enjoyed it. Its nice to keep the traditional style alive.
I really like your baking tube I will have to find something like that I like that you can pre make bannock or bread and keep it in the tube till you get to camp to bake it thanks for the idea now to watch the rest of the show...
Thanks mate. Yeah its a great bit of kit. Multi uses for it to, char cloth and such. Its cheap to. Thanks for watching. ATB
Absolutely love it. Bushies do it Naturally!
Thanks mate
I've always been fascinated by swagman. How they travelled our beautiful Australia, during the depression. Any one read "a fortunate life". By A.B.Facey?
Do you aussies read Arthur Upfield? I really love his books but they are probably considered biased and un-pc these days. I always felt he had a good heart and a love of the people.
Gday mate. I love A Fortunate Life What an amazing read. I love the old school ways and skills.
yeah I have read it it is such a great book
My Grandfather, if he were still alive would be over would be over 130. He told me of the old swaggies as well as his life growing up. He was born in 1904 and I loved hearing his stories. I'm now in my 60s and work in Aged care and one of my old mates(never clients) reached 100 years old and often told me of his life from ploughing fields with drought horses at 16 to having the swaggies coming through and looking for work or a feed and were happy to do a days work for a meal and a place to sleep under cover. Old Col was always amazed that so many were educated, there were Lawyers and Accountants among them. I love working with our oldies they are a window into the past and with the way the world is going they are perhaps a window into the future.
@@blindfredy6128 Having an education and intelligence doesn't assure you of prosperity.
Nice to see you out and about again Fella.
Cheers mate. Thanks for watching
Another great video mate, looking forward to seeing an update on your bush hut!
Gday mate. Im looking forward to getting back there to do more work to it. Its been to long
8 months no maintenance far out! Shelter held up real solid mate. Would of been very relaxing.. And what a gorgeous dog!
Thanks mate. ATB
Ever notice that what people from down under do camping works great, but is backwards from how the rest of the world does the same thing to accomplish the same task. I have never seen someone saw wood that way or make a pot stand like he did. Wow. They even drive on the wrong side of the road. Lol, just good natured fun mate.
Wow,LeeEnfild-Mic Dandy rifle
Love U from India Men ❤️ 😚
Love the old smelly S.M.L.E. cant go wrong with it.
Good old thing mate
Try bushcraft Spain for the tarp
Very enjoyable video, thanks mate 👍🏼
Thanks for watching mate ATB
Nice one matey...
Great stuff 👍
Thanks a lot mate. ATB
I can't believe I've been subscribed for months & have had no notifications. Seems you haven't made one for a while.(8 months, I see).
Reminds me of way back in the 1970's when we used to go hunting for a week or so as young fellas.
The old can of baked beans, or spaghetti with a pierced top to let the hot air out, a billy can. etc.
Always had the T/Paper though. Gotta have a few home comforts. Please make e few more videos. Vic. Country,. Aust.
Gday mate. Thanks for watching and the support. I will have something up soon hopefully mate. Cant beat good old baked beans. ATB
Just found your channel mate, thought you might have stopped glad you haven’t! Really enjoy your work👍🏼
Thanks for the sub mate. Im glad you enjoyed the video. I'll have another one up soon.
Southern Land Bushcraft & Survival , looking forward to it👍🏼 I remember you said once “that it feels weird talking to the camera” I think I can speak for all us watchers, when I tell you that I get!! It would be, thanks for being and yourself and stoked you filming again. I really appreciate it 🙌🏼. I’d be looking for new videos of yours, even if I wasn’t in isolation😂🤪🤪
Just stumbled across your vids. Thanks for sharing your bush craft skills. I have always been fascinated by swagman. My dad used to drove cattle many moons ago. He learnt many skills off his mentor, a much older farmer who sadly has passed. I have just ordered a haversack and canvas bag off swagman. I love oil skin, I have a few coats that I use for hunting in the high country. You’ve just made me realise my camping setup is way too complicated for my bike. Safe travels 👍
Thanks mate. I enjoyed reading your comment. Thanks for sharing. Your Dad definitely would have some great skills and experiences. Thanks.
Greetings from sabah 🤝🤝
I like the video sir.. 👍👍
Thanks so much. ATB
Love the video cob! I love our bush. Keen for the next vid!
Watched all ya vids now and I'm surprised I haven't found your channel earlier. Cheers for the good content mate!
Gday mate. Thanks for the support. I hope your doing well. Thanks again mate
I also believe simple is always best. I have gone back to simple straight forward kit myself with a few modern convenience as well.
I Love that sporterized SMLE
Thanks mate. Its was my Grandfathers deer rifle
Good n nice to see it.. 👍
hey mate hope you travling OK old mate at swagman Outfitters made me custom oilskin wrap for my spoon carving knife's very well made and got some oilskin draw string bags off him. next is haver sack cheers kiwi
Hi mate. Swagman Outffters does great work, for sure.
Thanks for another top vid
Love the old ways of bush craft and the trad gear you use look forward to the next one Thanks
Thanks for commenting and watching mate. I really appreciate it. Cheers
Welcome back. Missed your videos a lot.
I'm not a bushcraft person, more of a comfort camper I guess. But I find all of your vids immensely interesting, and you obviously know your stuff.
Thanks for supporting me. It means a lot. Hope you are well. ATB
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I think I've gotten a little bit lost in translation.
Because to me that sounds like you plan on shooting kids🤣?
Very interesting to watch. Love to fact that you constantly ( time consuming for you..but great for us) change the camera angles. 💪 Great dog companion too.
Thanks mate. Yeah it dies take a lot of time. Thanks for watching mate
Great relaxing video enjoyed the tempo. 👍
Thank you kindly.