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How about a Corporal’s Truck Camper Revival. You could do a video series on your truck camper build. Lets fund the build who’s with me. put up a link so we can fund the build.
@Corporals Corner For the mid area where you had your 3 to 4 foot long pole & shamog, I was wondering if this was the preferred go to way of doing something in that middle area. I think you set up a bi pod, maybe a trip pod & ran a ridge line either through that middle loop or a prussik loop on an occasion or 2. I've seen some folks use an over hanging tree limb as well to get the same idea about propping up the mid area, but I guess that depends on a sturdy branch going the way you'd want it to go depending on the rest of the configuration?. Also, if you had or wanted to do a raised bed, what type of room would you have or need so as to not feel cramped under the roof of the set up?
Donating time is free time. Church, friends, family are the only ones who get free time. But for work, nothing is free time. I like what you do. Please continue.
I drive for a country singer and I always watch your videos. Just got through catching back up when you released this one. Keep up the good work. Just an army vet here enjoying watching you teach your Pathfinder skills.
My 4 year old niece loves your videos so much she decided she needs to build here on shelters in my front room. Moving all the chairs and putting up blankets as tarps..
No one works harder then you week in and week out. You are the man. Thank you for everything over the years. I like to watch Alone and every season wish you were on that show!
Love your videos Shawn. Been watching 4 years. FYI, I’ve been getting old CC videos showing up in my feed. I don’t know why YT had them buried. With me Following you for so long and watching bushcraft videos regularly it seems that I was intentionally being shielded from your great stuff. I’ll keep searching for more of your oldies.
Love the knowledge brother!!We The People are listening.. learning and teaching our children these skills thanks to Patriots like you brother!..Im new to the channel,,long time prepper..i dont know you .Yet I can tell you'd have my 6.Much love from California 🏔️
Greetings Corporal- Out of all the vids that you have showed different tarp configurations, this one is by far, my favorite set-up. Thanks for showing how to do the folds underneath and it looks great set-up. Good afterthoughts- seems like a lot of folks around here want you to do something or fix something for free. I like helping people out, but they need to help themselves first, before always relying on someone else to fix their issues. Just my 2 cents. Keep up the good vids and be good- Carry On-
Outstanding overnighter once again. I’m really liking the corporals final thoughts. It helps us stay connected and focus on what really matters. People helping people, paying it forward is a heart happy community. It’s sometimes hard to see or find it around us, but if your one of those people that lives that every day it’s really Not that hard to see. Thank you for your service to our country, thank you for another outstanding video. I love the tarps too. I Never can get enough of this Chanel. Thank you thank you thank you Raymond from western South Dakota
A very good video! Always like the tarp tent. Glad to see the coverings for the fire. Often, other videos show fires in the rain -- which we know will soon be put out by pouring rain. Plus, it gives protection as we feed the fire and cook our food. (Glad you like liver. I use liver for bait and eat other cuts.) The best part of the video was your final thought!! As a professional Santa, folks have no idea how expensive it it. Although I donate time to some non-profits, it is sad to see how many groups, schools, etc. want the performance for free -- especially in "peak times." Thanks and keep "preaching" on.
Just watched your episode and your final thought really was on point. I completely agree with you about it. It's one of those things that I was all for as a young guy... but then realized that employees are just numbers. Even for good companies. When you realize your selling your time for your profit, it becomes easier to rationalize whether there's a benefit to giving your time for free... which I'm sure there are good reasons. But in general, an employer that doesn't respect your time and isn't willing to pay for it will be the first to fire you when you're not profitable. Great episode, as usual!
Thank you for telling me what kind of tarp to use when I wanna go camping is better than using a tent you have good ideas I like how you cook your food I like how you build your tents your cabins I like the knowledge that you’re giving us thank you keep the videos coming
After a weekend with my girlfriend and a rise in blood pressure I love chillin with your videos. A couple shots of bourbon and immersing myself in your videos is just what the doctor ordered.
Great content as always brother. Just gotta say even in the rain Cpl will talk the talk and walk the walk. Been a follower for years and having had the privilege to finally meet the man behind the curtain I will say he is a dedicated and REAL bushcrafter week in and week out. Thanks again brother keep up the good work.
We should all nominate this as the BEST Corporals Corner video of the year! Excellent simple shelter configuration, a superior meal, and the final thought segment so many have observed one way or another. It saddened me to learn what a popular non-profit organization did to a top employee. He was not injured. The man could not afford to a meeting and was let go shortly before becoming vested in the organization's retirement plan, losing it all. I wonder what supporters would think if they knew how their beloved non-profit treated faithful long-time employees behind the screen of secrecy?
Me and 6 of my buddies spent five days on a muzzleloader deer hunt like this one time. Never got to hunt but we had a blast sitting under our tarp tents shooting the bull and cooking all kinds of good stuff.
For years my wife and I always wanted a country property me especially so I could do what I have learned from you thanks we're finally on 5 and half acre of land with native trees and bush to camp cook experience sleeping on the land all thanks for your postage videos keep teaching brother God bless.
Amen on "should you do it for free" commentary. I will add my experience. I worked in IT for a local health care system. Took my computer on vacations, did extra, always a company 1st employee. For almost 40 years. My husband died at that health care system, due to negligence. I decided 8 months later to leave ...There are only two people that still contact me from that place. I could have pissed in the wind for all the difference my hours made. Anyway, thanks for letting this 60 year old woman vent. The past 90 days since I left my job have been somewhat bittersweet. Miss the old man, but finally busy living. Work for the paycheck, but don't forget to live your life. Otherwise, it ain't worth it.
Cpl. KELLY, OUTSTANDING AF Video. Thanks for keeping it Real. I greatly appreciate all your hard work and sharing of your time and knowledge and wisdom and experience. You Are The Master Woodsman and Bushcrafter. Tim L. U.S. Army Vet.
Great tip Works well in most areas, will help with pooling to the extent that the trench is dug in torrential downpour, even inches in elevation can mean the difference from a dry pack/bed and hypothermia.
The final thaught is spot on, they only appreciate your skills, when you take your vacation time. Thank you for getting me in the woods, always appreciated
Great food for thought Mr. Kelly. I guess it really depends on the situation. I have found myself in both types. Forced and my decision. It has to really go by what is going on and why. Love it.
Cool. I always find that a tarp, or blanket, with the right folds can do all of functions. It is good to know a tarp setup that can provide severe weather protection. Thank you for your videos and God bless you and your family.
Yay, a final thought! It made me think that there is something else that is also true: If someone comes along and helps you with something just to be a nice person, especially if they do an exceptional job at it, you should give them something for it if you are able. I know many of us don't have much money but the beauty of helping is that just like the other person helped you with something that you couldn't do or their help made what you had to do anyway quicker and easier with an extra set of hand, you can probably help them with something they can't do or help them get a task they had to do done more quickly. One thing anyone can do for someone else that they can't do for themselves is to just listen. You'd be surprised how valuable your time and a listening ear is for literally anyone anytime. Something a friend of mine once said has become one of my mottos and it's about how it's not hard to be a decent person in life, you just "treat people like people."
Walked back from my fort this eventing instead of staying the night so I would remember to see your video actually on the day and, also I didn't sleep all that well last night so I decided to forgo my bed of branches at the fort since it's kind of hard for an old fogey to sleep on sometimes.
Hey Devil dog, I just started watching you a few months ago and I must say I am truly impressed and have gained a great deal of knowledge in spite of the fact that I served 21 years in the good Old Corps. Keep up the great work. I am learning so much each and every episode. You are indeed a very informative individual on TH-cam and I appreciate you greatly! Thank You "Top Rouis" 👍🏾👏🏾💯
I love, love, love the video, Corporal! This video had three infomercials pop up and they were 5 minutes each, but I let them play all the way through, in the hopes that it helps your algorithm, and benefits you the most. You deserve the very best. Love and appreciate you so much!
Love your videos. Please focus on all of the positive comments, and I see dozens. Ignore the hateful and ignorant comments. You have so many fans, do not give the ignoramuses any air time/recognition. Great video. Thank you.
I'm one of the lucky few....I worked 27 years for a family run communications company. They treated ME like family, so I returned in kind. If they needed me to go to a mountain top site Saturday night at midnight, I would (not for free....) If I needed to use the shop to work on a rig, they had no problem with that. Like I said, I was one of the lucky few.....
It may seem a small point but thumbs up for the way you cooked the liver and onions. Fully cooking the onions and then setting them aside, allows you to cook the liver properly. I've seen many people (including my mother) put the liver and onions together and then cook them until the onions are done, which results in leather and onions. Not a good look. Great set up; great meal. Thanks for the video.
Could you do a video of how to maintain and/or make an oil skin tarp in a field environment? Such as what you could fine in nature to keep it water resistant.
Cheer up, Corporal. My local grocery has an interesting policy - If an item sells out quickly and they have trouble keeping it in stock, they simply stop stocking that item. "Don't sell this item, it's too hard to keep in stock." Glad to know this idiocy is limited to my hick-ass small town. "Don't stock products because they sell too will." *shakes head, violently* You just keep on Keepin on! You Go, Sir!!!
I’ve been a follower for a long time, so with all due respect and appreciation. It’s probably not wise to mock the folks trying to purchase things from your Etsy.
He also explains it everytime, so he's either repeating a script or making a whole new explaination that he knows is very boring and will probably have people leave the video, so in all fairness I think we would all be irritated doing it for a year or years, when its been done tens if not hundreds of times.
Had to watch this late, life got in the way but enjoyed it, to this day our son does not eat liver and onions but I enjoy it. A very thoughtful final thoughts and the tarp setup was great. Reminded me of my days camping in the rain. Look forward to when you get your truck ready for some episodes
Per Usual, another excellent step-by-step tutorial for a quality overnight shelter and outdoor 5 star dining experience... Kudos, Cpl. Kelly... #DutyHonorCountry 🇺🇸
@David Henderson I used to wonder the same thing but, you'll notice 2 things as clues. 1- the fire involved isn't really that big & is only shooting up maybe 2- possibly 5 inch flames from the base. 2- just how high up the tarp is from where the fire would be. I guess some experimenting may go into this involving setting up a fire, lighting it & seeing or feeling how much heat you get as you put your hand safely & further away going in an upwards direction from the base of your fire? I'd guesstimate his fire cover tarp is at least 4 or so feet off the ground but could be more or less depending? This is what to me, it visually looks like on Camera.
Been there and done that. I worked in a local council warehouse where I suffered back injuries and needed to take time off. I was even medically advised to look for a job that didn't involve heavy lifting. So I asked the council boss to see if there were any light-work jobs available. They said they would look into this and get back to me. The council then attempted to sack me. I took them to court and won my case and received compensation and then left my job due to ill health. Never again will I trust any corporation.
i've personally been through the 'donating time' scam in the past. all i can say is, never again. if the boss wants me to come in early, he should pay me. i don't go to work for a favor. favors, do not pay my rent.
Semper Fi brother I have watcher your video's for several years now. Correct me if I am wrong, but I thought you stated a few weeks ago that you plan to stop making new videos. I will ask not just for our direct community but for people in the future that need to know the skills that you have to offer. Our country really needs people like yourself to teach these vital skills. We all try to do what we can to show those around us but you have a special skill and a large platform. Please continue Blessings
We did a bushcraft camp with my boys Thursday night. I built a lean to from some pines we cut last year. 12" of pine straw made the bed nice. Just widh I coulda slept in it! One of the boys took the lean to. Another took my hammock and tarp setup. So, I resigned myself to roughing it. A king size bed sheet treated with waterproofing makes a good size tarp. My waxed canvas tarp was folded over a thinner bed of pine straw. It was good for a night. Normally I get hungry watchin your vids. But ya lost me with the liver n onions. Lol! Now, if it was breaded n fried along with some okra n squash... LOL! I use that tarp configuration a lot. It's a great setup. And it's more adaptable than a tent. Loved the final thoughts. And the work reference was spot on. I just had that discussion with my company a while back. They are a little miffed at me now. Oh well! I'm happy! As always... Thanks for all you do! Keep makin em n we'll keep watchin!
Dude! After you sautee the onions, fry som bacon. Put that on the side and sautée the liver in the bacon fat. In-friggin-sane bro! Oh yeah…nice tarp tent, lol. 😂
Just want to let you know me and my little boy love watching your videos. It's become a thing with he and I and we get to spend time together. Thank you sir.
Your final thought is in a way how the Air Force did me. I had a knee that had been scoped or repaired. I had a physical profile that would not allow me to deploy. Knowing this and having 13 years invested in my career I applied for and got a position in quality control that didn't have a deployment commitment. I had a desk, nameplate and key to the building. The Air Force kicked me to the curb despite the fact that I had an unmarked history. In 6 weeks I went from a career to none. I was bitter. I had a family and bills to pay. I had to go job hunting. The first thing a prospective employer would ask is why the AF separated me. I would explain why and I would get the brush off. To them I was damaged goods. Finally the last employer I didn't tell about my knee I was hired on. All those times I went above and beyond were gone like dust in the wind. None of it helped me stay in the service. But I look back now and am satisfied that I was the best at what I did as I could be. I wasn't any effing slacker. That's what counted the most. Stay hard soldier. Semper Fi Cheers Terry
My dad was asked to retire from the army after over 24 years in…. He wanted to do 30 but the army was weeding out all the Vietnam veterans during the 80’s…. My dad retired in 1987…. He volunteered to go to Vietnam three times and did so…..Funny how they asked him if he would come back in 1990 to be a training instructor during Desert Shield…. He told them to F off….. “you didn’t want me to stay in in 87 and you want me back? F off”……
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Excited AF !!!!!
Thanks for all your hard work and inspiration!!!
Would love to see u do a hammock camp setup in a thunderstorm
Amazing soundtrack, can't beat Springtime 😂
How about a Corporal’s Truck Camper Revival. You could do a video series on your truck camper build. Lets fund the build who’s with me. put up a link so we can fund the build.
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For the mid area where you had your 3 to 4 foot long pole & shamog, I was wondering if this was the preferred go to way of doing something in that middle area.
I think you set up a bi pod, maybe a trip pod & ran a ridge line either through that middle loop or a prussik loop on an occasion or 2.
I've seen some folks use an over hanging tree limb as well to get the same idea about propping up the mid area, but I guess that depends on a sturdy branch going the way you'd want it to go depending on the rest of the configuration?.
Also, if you had or wanted to do a raised bed, what type of room would you have or need so as to not feel cramped under the roof of the set up?
When the video's teaser shows rain all day... the Corporal's smile actually seems bigger and brighter in the intro. This man loves his rain videos.
most talk in the woods, I Train
So true!! 😃
Donating time is free time. Church, friends, family are the only ones who get free time. But for work, nothing is free time. I like what you do. Please continue.
I drive for a country singer and I always watch your videos. Just got through catching back up when you released this one. Keep up the good work. Just an army vet here enjoying watching you teach your Pathfinder skills.
Another great. Tarps ah yes not always a lean to. Great thx
Yee Yee 🤘🤠🤘
Active army here, still lost in the field cause LT refuses to let us lead land nav
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@@charisma_2xp819 Grainger Smith I do believe
My 4 year old niece loves your videos so much she decided she needs to build here on shelters in my front room. Moving all the chairs and putting up blankets as tarps..
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This guy is the real deal...he doesn't talk about it from the warmth of his living room or in his back yard!
No one works harder then you week in and week out. You are the man. Thank you for everything over the years. I like to watch Alone and every season wish you were on that show!
Hell yeah, dude. Liver and onions over a camp fire! That’s genius.
Semper Fi, brother.
Not many like liver and onions, but I love it, thanks for making me hungry
Not many? I actually thought it was a majority. If it isn't, there are too many uneducated palates.
Liver and caramelized onions, the man knows good eats, I am with you on that one. Great video, thanks for the tag along video sir.
Haven’t had a good liver and onions in a long time! Another outstanding as AF video!!
LOVE this detail shelter build with you explaining how to properly form a tent from a tarp!
Love your videos Shawn. Been watching 4 years. FYI, I’ve been getting old CC videos showing up in my feed. I don’t know why YT had them buried. With me Following you for so long and watching bushcraft videos regularly it seems that I was intentionally being shielded from your great stuff.
I’ll keep searching for more of your oldies.
I am always amazed at how much you can do with a tarp to make shelter.
Lol, We are talkin bout the man who escaped the "Predator home planet" using nothin but a broken MRE spoon and some Bank line. :)
@@lonewolfmcquade105 Don't know how....but I heard, one time he was bitten by a cobra...
Love the knowledge brother!!We The People are listening.. learning and teaching our children these skills thanks to Patriots like you brother!..Im new to the channel,,long time prepper..i dont know you .Yet I can tell you'd have my 6.Much love from California 🏔️
Greetings Corporal- Out of all the vids that you have showed different tarp configurations, this one is by far, my favorite set-up. Thanks for showing how to do the folds underneath and it looks great set-up. Good afterthoughts- seems like a lot of folks around here want you to do something or fix something for free. I like helping people out, but they need to help themselves first, before always relying on someone else to fix their issues. Just my 2 cents. Keep up the good vids and be good- Carry On-
Love the elaborate builds, but I also really like these simple camps. I want to try this one out myself.
Outstanding overnighter once again. I’m really liking the corporals final thoughts. It helps us stay connected and focus on what really matters. People helping people, paying it forward is a heart happy community. It’s sometimes hard to see or find it around us, but if your one of those people that lives that every day it’s really Not that hard to see. Thank you for your service to our country, thank you for another outstanding video. I love the tarps too. I Never can get enough of this Chanel.
Thank you thank you thank you
Raymond from western South Dakota
Thanks for throwing out the cheaper options for people on tight budgets but still want to practice these skills.
You have never been wrong about gear. I'm buying one of those 10x10 oilskin tarps for sure.
A very good video! Always like the tarp tent. Glad to see the coverings for the fire. Often, other videos show fires in the rain -- which we know will soon be put out by pouring rain. Plus, it gives protection as we feed the fire and cook our food. (Glad you like liver. I use liver for bait and eat other cuts.) The best part of the video was your final thought!! As a professional Santa, folks have no idea how expensive it it. Although I donate time to some non-profits, it is sad to see how many groups, schools, etc. want the performance for free -- especially in "peak times." Thanks and keep "preaching" on.
Just watched your episode and your final thought really was on point. I completely agree with you about it. It's one of those things that I was all for as a young guy... but then realized that employees are just numbers. Even for good companies. When you realize your selling your time for your profit, it becomes easier to rationalize whether there's a benefit to giving your time for free... which I'm sure there are good reasons. But in general, an employer that doesn't respect your time and isn't willing to pay for it will be the first to fire you when you're not profitable. Great episode, as usual!
I love these types of videos! And that tent configuration is AWESOME!!
Another display of survival skills and knowledge. Useful and simple ideas, and all very easily implemented. Love it.
My personal belief...one can never train enough!!! Thank you Devil Dog for all you do 🇺🇸
Thank you for telling me what kind of tarp to use when I wanna go camping is better than using a tent you have good ideas I like how you cook your food I like how you build your tents your cabins I like the knowledge that you’re giving us thank you keep the videos coming
the best part of your videos has always been the preparation of the knots, I have learned so much with that, thanks from Germany Big Chief!!!🇩🇪👍🏻🇺🇸
Awesome video. Thanks. Love liver and onions myself. Don't worry about how your truck looks . just get it into the videos..
After a weekend with my girlfriend and a rise in blood pressure I love chillin with your videos. A couple shots of bourbon and immersing myself in your videos is just what the doctor ordered.
By far the best survival/ bushcraft channel! Hands down Number 1. Keep it up corporal Kelly!!! Much love
Great content as always brother. Just gotta say even in the rain Cpl will talk the talk and walk the walk. Been a follower for years and having had the privilege to finally meet the man behind the curtain I will say he is a dedicated and REAL bushcrafter week in and week out. Thanks again brother keep up the good work.
That tarp tent configuration is one I’ve definitely got to try this spring. Great video and amen on your final thoughts!
We should all nominate this as the BEST Corporals Corner video of the year! Excellent simple shelter configuration, a superior meal, and the final thought segment so many have observed one way or another. It saddened me to learn what a popular non-profit organization did to a top employee. He was not injured. The man could not afford to a meeting and was let go shortly before becoming vested in the organization's retirement plan, losing it all. I wonder what supporters would think if they knew how their beloved non-profit treated faithful long-time employees behind the screen of secrecy?
Me and 6 of my buddies spent five days on a muzzleloader deer hunt like this one time. Never got to hunt but we had a blast sitting under our tarp tents shooting the bull and cooking all kinds of good stuff.
For years my wife and I always wanted a country property me especially so I could do what I have learned from you thanks we're finally on 5 and half acre of land with native trees and bush to camp cook experience sleeping on the land all thanks for your postage videos keep teaching brother God bless.
Amen on "should you do it for free" commentary. I will add my experience. I worked in IT for a local health care system. Took my computer on vacations, did extra, always a company 1st employee. For almost 40 years. My husband died at that health care system, due to negligence. I decided 8 months later to leave ...There are only two people that still contact me from that place. I could have pissed in the wind for all the difference my hours made. Anyway, thanks for letting this 60 year old woman vent. The past 90 days since I left my job have been somewhat bittersweet. Miss the old man, but finally busy living. Work for the paycheck, but don't forget to live your life. Otherwise, it ain't worth it.
All that rain. Love watching your videos. You are one of the best. Thank you.
Liver with Caramelized Onions lovely video cheers
Cpl. KELLY, OUTSTANDING AF Video. Thanks for keeping it Real. I greatly appreciate all your hard work and sharing of your time and knowledge and wisdom and experience. You Are The Master Woodsman and Bushcrafter. Tim L. U.S. Army Vet.
Simple woodsmanship utilizing the items you have is all it takes. Thanks for sharing !!!
A method that I was taught when I was a Boy Scout in the 1970's was to always put a 3" deep rain trench around your tent.
Great tip Works well in most areas, will help with pooling to the extent that the trench is dug in torrential downpour, even inches in elevation can mean the difference from a dry pack/bed and hypothermia.
The final thaught is spot on, they only appreciate your skills, when you take your vacation time.
Thank you for getting me in the woods, always appreciated
Great food for thought Mr. Kelly. I guess it really depends on the situation. I have found myself in both types. Forced and my decision. It has to really go by what is going on and why. Love it.
Cool. I always find that a tarp, or blanket, with the right folds can do all of functions. It is good to know a tarp setup that can provide severe weather protection. Thank you for your videos and God bless you and your family.
All the videos have been good and I'm learning alot thanks you rock I think a video with Steve Wallis would be cool take care
Liver & onions over a campfire. Mmmm, yes please! Great video!
Yay, a final thought!
It made me think that there is something else that is also true: If someone comes along and helps you with something just to be a nice person, especially if they do an exceptional job at it, you should give them something for it if you are able. I know many of us don't have much money but the beauty of helping is that just like the other person helped you with something that you couldn't do or their help made what you had to do anyway quicker and easier with an extra set of hand, you can probably help them with something they can't do or help them get a task they had to do done more quickly. One thing anyone can do for someone else that they can't do for themselves is to just listen. You'd be surprised how valuable your time and a listening ear is for literally anyone anytime. Something a friend of mine once said has become one of my mottos and it's about how it's not hard to be a decent person in life, you just "treat people like people."
Walked back from my fort this eventing instead of staying the night so I would remember to see your video actually on the day and, also I didn't sleep all that well last night so I decided to forgo my bed of branches at the fort since it's kind of hard for an old fogey to sleep on sometimes.
great video, not always going to be sunny and nice out side. Thanks Corporal Kelly.
Hey Devil dog, I just started watching you a few months ago and I must say I am truly impressed and have gained a great deal of knowledge in spite of the fact that I served 21 years in the good Old Corps. Keep up the great work. I am learning so much each and every episode. You are indeed a very informative individual on TH-cam and I appreciate you greatly! Thank You "Top Rouis" 👍🏾👏🏾💯
Very nice video, Happy Easter, love the channel!
Good instructional on setting up the tarp. Keep up the great work.
Without a groundsheet, how do you stay dry in prolonged rain where the ground gets soaked?
I love, love, love the video, Corporal! This video had three infomercials pop up and they were 5 minutes each, but I let them play all the way through, in the hopes that it helps your algorithm, and benefits you the most. You deserve the very best. Love and appreciate you so much!
That's my go to shelter setup if I can't setup a hammock. Outstanding setup buddy 👍
Love your videos. Please focus on all of the positive comments, and I see dozens. Ignore the hateful and ignorant comments. You have so many fans, do not give the ignoramuses any air time/recognition. Great video. Thank you.
As always I loved the video just keep them coming. Thanks
After your videos I built a bunker and live in it will have time to stop by and I will be very happy to see you! Thank you for the video 🤝
I'm one of the lucky few....I worked 27 years for a family run communications company. They treated ME like family, so I returned in kind. If they needed me to go to a mountain top site Saturday night at midnight, I would (not for free....) If I needed to use the shop to work on a rig, they had no problem with that. Like I said, I was one of the lucky few.....
As miserable as it may be setting up camp in the rain, the sound of the rain on my canvas shelter is THE best sleep that I get when camping.
It may seem a small point but thumbs up for the way you cooked the liver and onions. Fully cooking the onions and then setting them aside, allows you to cook the liver properly. I've seen many people (including my mother) put the liver and onions together and then cook them until the onions are done, which results in leather and onions. Not a good look.
Great set up; great meal.
Thanks for the video.
Liver and Onions is my all time favorite! Can't beat it with a side of mashed potatoes. A quick and easy shelter setup. Keep'em coming Shawn!!!
Couple of drops of Tabasco and life is perfect
Great teaching on setting up the tent to stay dry. Love this information because watching what you did makes it a lot easier. Great video Corporal!
Looks delicious. Cool tarp tent too.
The rainwater catch method was genius, thanks for sharing
Excellent AF as always.
Another great overnight in the woods. Like the use of the tarp for another possible set up. Liver and onions, oh yes, thanks for video today.
I swear outdoors TH-camrs check the weather to make sure it's raining.
Thanks for continuing to post your videos. I enjoy them on Sundays
Close my eyes and listen to the birds and the sound of rain on canvas.
Could you do a video of how to maintain and/or make an oil skin tarp in a field environment? Such as what you could fine in nature to keep it water resistant.
Hey Shawn, that tarp shelter is nice, thanks for sharing. Another great video!
Cheer up, Corporal. My local grocery has an interesting policy - If an item sells out quickly and they have trouble keeping it in stock, they simply stop stocking that item. "Don't sell this item, it's too hard to keep in stock." Glad to know this idiocy is limited to my hick-ass small town. "Don't stock products because they sell too will." *shakes head, violently*
You just keep on Keepin on! You Go, Sir!!!
Another excellent video of proven technique. Thanks for sharing this. All outdoors persons should know this.
Another great video thanks man very cool 😎 👍 👌
Thanks for another good video. Nice to be reminded how quick and simple shelters can be made. 😊😊
I’ve been a follower for a long time, so with all due respect and appreciation. It’s probably not wise to mock the folks trying to purchase things from your Etsy.
advising isnt mocking
@@OtherSarah2 I’m sure he can handle a little constructive criticism. rewatch and listen to tone. Again, I mean this as help.
He also explains it everytime, so he's either repeating a script or making a whole new explaination that he knows is very boring and will probably have people leave the video, so in all fairness I think we would all be irritated doing it for a year or years, when its been done tens if not hundreds of times.
@@zevjohnson I agree totally. I would hate for a new viewer or follower to get the wrong impression is all.
Had to watch this late, life got in the way but enjoyed it, to this day our son does not eat liver and onions but I enjoy it. A very thoughtful final thoughts and the tarp setup was great. Reminded me of my days camping in the rain. Look forward to when you get your truck ready for some episodes
Awesome video minus that liver. Can’t get my taste buds going with that! All the rest of ur fire cooked meals look good!!!!
My neighbor has a 12 yr old and he loves this kind of stuff. I guess i am tarp shopping and using this video!! thanks!!
The Corporal has a TH-camr friend that would love to meet your 12yr old.
Liver and onions. It doesn't get any better!
They never get old, you usually see something or catch something different every time👍💯
I don't like onions, so I have Liver & Bacon! Bacon makes everything better!
The voice "He talks about a vehicle but never does it" always cracks me up.
Cool video. Good looking food.
Per Usual, another excellent step-by-step tutorial for a quality overnight shelter and outdoor 5 star dining experience...
Kudos, Cpl. Kelly...
#DutyHonorCountry 🇺🇸
7:41 Ahh, that sound. I'll be back after a quick head call.
LOVE!!!!!! Liver and onions, always have some liver in my freezer at any given time.👍🏻👍🏻
Another great video sir!!!!
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One thing I can not get over is how the 'roof' to the fire does not catch fire. I would end up setting the whole thing up in flames.
@David Henderson
I used to wonder the same thing but, you'll notice 2 things as clues.
1- the fire involved isn't really that big & is only shooting up maybe 2- possibly 5 inch flames from the base.
2- just how high up the tarp is from where the fire would be.
I guess some experimenting may go into this involving setting up a fire, lighting it & seeing or feeling how much heat you get as you put your hand safely & further away going in an upwards direction from the base of your fire?
I'd guesstimate his fire cover tarp is at least 4 or so feet off the ground but could be more or less depending?
This is what to me, it visually looks like on Camera.
Thank you for going into more detail on the tarp/tent configuration and explaining the details on how to do it right!
Been there and done that. I worked in a local council warehouse where I suffered back injuries and needed to take time off. I was even medically advised to look for a job that didn't involve heavy lifting. So I asked the council boss to see if there were any light-work jobs available. They said they would look into this and get back to me. The council then attempted to sack me. I took them to court and won my case and received compensation and then left my job due to ill health. Never again will I trust any corporation.
That was a nice tarp tent build lesson. Configuration looked spacious. Thanks
i've personally been through the 'donating time' scam in the past. all i can say is, never again. if the boss wants me to come in early, he should pay me. i don't go to work for a favor. favors, do not pay my rent.
Semper Fi brother
I have watcher your video's for several years now. Correct me if I am wrong, but I thought you stated a few weeks ago that you plan to stop making new videos. I will ask not just for our direct community but for people in the future that need to know the skills that you have to offer. Our country really needs people like yourself to teach these vital skills. We all try to do what we can to show those around us but you have a special skill and a large platform.
Please continue
Blessings
Video just dropped. It's Sunday. Morning. Your etsy has one item.
We did a bushcraft camp with my boys Thursday night. I built a lean to from some pines we cut last year. 12" of pine straw made the bed nice. Just widh I coulda slept in it! One of the boys took the lean to. Another took my hammock and tarp setup. So, I resigned myself to roughing it.
A king size bed sheet treated with waterproofing makes a good size tarp. My waxed canvas tarp was folded over a thinner bed of pine straw. It was good for a night.
Normally I get hungry watchin your vids. But ya lost me with the liver n onions. Lol!
Now, if it was breaded n fried along with some okra n squash...
LOL!
I use that tarp configuration a lot. It's a great setup. And it's more adaptable than a tent.
Loved the final thoughts. And the work reference was spot on. I just had that discussion with my company a while back. They are a little miffed at me now.
Oh well! I'm happy!
As always...
Thanks for all you do!
Keep makin em n we'll keep watchin!
Dude! After you sautee the onions, fry som bacon. Put that on the side and sautée the liver in the bacon fat. In-friggin-sane bro! Oh yeah…nice tarp tent, lol. 😂
Dude!! You have taught me and my daughter so much in the time we’ve watched you!!! Thank you
Just want to let you know me and my little boy love watching your videos. It's become a thing with he and I and we get to spend time together. Thank you sir.
Your final thought is in a way how the Air Force did me. I had a knee that had been scoped or repaired. I had a physical profile that would not allow me to deploy. Knowing this and having 13 years invested in my career I applied for and got a position in quality control that didn't have a deployment commitment.
I had a desk, nameplate and key to the building.
The Air Force kicked me to the curb despite the fact that I had an unmarked history. In 6 weeks I went from a career to none. I was bitter. I had a family and bills to pay. I had to go job hunting. The first thing a prospective employer would ask is why the AF separated me. I would explain why and I would get the brush off. To them I was damaged goods. Finally the last employer I didn't tell about my knee I was hired on.
All those times I went above and beyond were gone like dust in the wind. None of it helped me stay in the service. But I look back now and am satisfied that I was the best at what I did as I could be. I wasn't any effing slacker. That's what counted the most.
Stay hard soldier.
Semper Fi
Cheers
Terry
My dad was asked to retire from the army after over 24 years in…. He wanted to do 30 but the army was weeding out all the Vietnam veterans during the 80’s…. My dad retired in 1987…. He volunteered to go to Vietnam three times and did so…..Funny how they asked him if he would come back in 1990 to be a training instructor during Desert Shield…. He told them to F off….. “you didn’t want me to stay in in 87 and you want me back? F off”……