Bushcraft Camping in Viking Tent, Canvas Poncho Shelter, Rainstorm, Raised Bed, Steak Kabob
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 14 ต.ค. 2024
- A early spring bushcraft camping trip in the Adirondacks. I used vintage canvas ponchos (Soviet Plash Palatka and Polish Palatka) to make a Viking style tent. I build a fire reflector and cook some delicious steak kabobs next to my campfire. It rained overnight and throughout the next day, but I stayed dry. For sleeping comfort, I built a nice raised bed with my Ratnik shelter. It was very comfortable. In the morning, I built my campfire back up and made some cowboy coffee and cooked some eggs for breakfast. I hope you enjoyed. Thank you for watching.
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Thanks for watching everyone! If you can share the video, it helps tremendously. I am just now editing a giveaway video for the Vont lights I used during this camp. Should be up in a couple days.
Cheers,
Jess🌲🌲🌲
My first time watching you.. loved it.
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"You've come far Pilgrim" Well done!
Thank you, Woods! Much appreciated, my friend. I am enjoying the process. Cheers
That was awesome my dude, thank you!
Thanks brother! Appreciate it
Another nice one brother! Nice display and use of all that Russian gear. Excellent!
Thanks brother! It was a fun trip.
Love the sound and smell of rain on canvas. You would be hard pressed to get me outta there 😉. Great video brother. Be well.
Thank you James! It was a good trip. Really liked matching the two different ponchos up. Have a good one my friend.
Very enjoyabe and informative video. Derek
Thank you, Derek! Appreciate it
Great video...love that cot...way to go! ⛺⛺⛺⛺🔥🔥🔥🔥👍👍👍
Thank you, Doc!! Appreciate it. Cot was pretty comfortable. Cheers!
Great work brother! Really enjoyed it!🤘🏼
Thanks Tim!! Much appreciated my friend. Cheers
Brother, I just want to say thank you for doing what you do. Your vids are both relaxing, inspirational, and informative. We’ll done.
Thank you very much my friend. Appreciate it
Great night out Jess. Nice set up with the PPs and dinner looked delicious.
Nate
Thanks Nate! I have had this setup on my mind for awhile. It was cool to finally try it out. The kabob was awesome. Definitely doing those again.
Looked like a good time, great video.
Thanks, Max! It was a good night out.
That is some Plash work ER-Man! Love it!
Thank you! Cheers!
Cool Video 👍
Thank U for the Info and the Links 👍
Lot of new ideas I have to try out the bed is great too👍
Greetings from Austria Vienna ✌️
Thank you! Much appreciated. The bed was quite comfortable. I preferred it to a hammock. All the best!
I Love seeing what heaven is all about. Thank you for your videos and the time you share with us.
Thank you very much! Appreciate the support!
That top down fire seems effective and low maintenance too, will have to try, now that’s a kebab
It's alway a good day to go camping with Jess, thanks Brother I enjoyed the trip.
Thanks brother! Always appreciated.
Great Jess, good work!!! 👏👏👏👏👍
Thanks so much brother! Greatly appreciated. 🙏👊🌲🌲
I wish I could live in the states, here in the UK there aren't big forests, that you could go miles and still be surrounded by the woods, also a lot of woods are privately own (which is weird as I always thoughts forests should belong to everyone - who owns them?) and as I see in the US you have a lot of woods, parks etc... I would probably feel like in heaven there... Well I have to enjoy what I have now and where I live, maybe in the future I will have a chance to move to the USA and enjoying wild camping there!
Simply perfect cracking video 🌲🔥🥩
Thank you, Paul! Much appreciated! 🌲🌲🌲
I have recently bought a joker bushcraft knife and joker ember both really well made very robust and well finished knives but tbh you cannot beat a mora fantastic all rounder and value for money 💰 keep well and continue to put out these great videos all the best from Wales 💪🏴👍
Great Channel Jess,thanks for sharing
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Thank you! Welcome to the channel
Very nice camp my friend 🤠
thank you, Herb! Cheers
Thanks for the video, again it must have taken a lot of time and effort to put together. It seems you just cant get away from the rain.
Thank you very much! There is a good bit of weather here. Was just out this morning, rain again. :)
Jess, I really like the two bipods tied together with the ridge pole rather than one bipod and a plow point configuration. Might just have to get me some PLASH PALATKA.
BAMADAN BUSHCRAFT plain and simple.
Thanks, Dan! I really dig the plash palatka. The polish palatka is really nice, too. 3 plash makes a really nice shelter and they are great ponchos, camo, warming layer, ground sheet. Hard to believe something so simple is so multi purpose and functional.
@@EnduranceRoom "Plain and Simple " that's BAMADAN BUSHCRAFT first time, every time.
Totally awesome. Easy way to make a raised bed. The Kabob looked great and coffee and eggs in the morning. Can't be beat. You keep makin em and I'll keep watchin em... Thanks for all you do...Bobby
Thanks Bobby! Appreciate it. The kabob was pretty alright. Have a good one!
Really cool video in a nice scenery! Greetings from 🇦🇹 Stay safe 🤠👍
Great camp Jess! Like you're Viking tent. I was watching but still not sure how you attached the back wall to it. The steak kabob looked fantastic, my mouth was watering! 🏕🌲🌲🔥🍖👍
Thanks Jeff! I just ran a loop through the grommets of the palatkas from the same line that I used to stitch them together at the top/ridge. When I ran the loop down, I inserted the top of the Polish lavvu into it and pulled it tight and then tied it off to the frame. The tent stakes held everything else in place. I liked the setup. Good bit of room for one person. The kabob was pretty alright too! Cheers man!
@@EnduranceRoom Thanks!👍
Clever use of the Ratnik and Plash Jess, I like the bipods held together with the ridge pole too.
Simple but effective , well done.
Thank you, Manfred! The frame is feels a little loose until the ponchos get staked down, but is solid after that. I really like the top down fire lay, especially on snow or damp ground. Cheers
Amazing, at this point I really expect nothing less 😂👌
Thank you! 👊🌲🌲🌲
Looking good . You should have slept well after carrying that mini storage building in on your back . 80 liter ? I take you’re not the only thing prowling the woods since you’re hanging bags . My knee should be far enough along for me to do some camping and turkey hunting next weekend. Have a great evening
Thanks brother. Yes, it is 80liters. Carries really well though. It is definitely prowling season. Ton of yotes during the winter, but now the bears are up. Heal up and have a great trip! cheers
Nice gear, nice set up, good food, and beautiful country! Thanks for sharing!
Thanks David! It was a good night out. Cheers
Hey, let me tell you that was a great video! Can't wait to see more
Thank you, Richard! Appreciate it.
really enjoyed this, felt like I was out there.
Thanks James! Appreciate it.
Thanks for showing us how to build your shelter..Was that all one tarp or two joined?
Thank you! It was 3 actually, two Soviet Plash Palatka for the side walls and one Polish Lavvu for the back end. The palatkas are square, the lavvu is a triangle. I like them because they are warm and don’t melt around the fire.
Cool video man , soaking up the sounds of rain , the fire and nature .
Awesome tent idea , what else could be used besides 2 plash's ? GI tent halves or German infantry halves perhaps , I don't think a Swedish Lavuu will work because of the shape ??
Great video Jess! The ratnik versatility is crazy. Just wondering. If you could guestitmate what’s your pack in weight?
Thanks Joe! I really dig the ratnik for sure. The cot setup was very comfortable (support was under knees and at shoulders. Pack weight was probably around 50lbs thereabouts.
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That was a nice outing. Spring is here and so are the ticks. If you encounter them in your area what if any protection do you use. Over the last few years they have really taken off in western ny. Now it’s a real worry. Keep up the good videos
thanks Stan! Ticks are ridiculous. I usually don’t do too much, other than check and pull em off. Vicks Vapo rub works really good though. Ankles, waist, neck. They can’t stand the menthol smell.
@@EnduranceRoom That;s good to know. I'll have to try that.
Bro...out done,your self with this camp the ,A,fram shelter love it the bed,wat the size of that tarp.And for the shelter,wat tarp thed you uses..you think it work out here in the carrebbien??, told to me jess
Thanks brother! The bed was the Ratnik tarp, think its about 5x9. The shelter was 2 Soviet Plash Palatka and 1 Polish Lavvu. I really like both. The Soviet version is my favorite. 2 makes a great A frame or half pyramid. 3 makes a really nice tent. I think they would work well for you there. I have used them in the sun and heat, and the palatka helps block it for sure.
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Well done, keep going :)
thank you! Appreciate it
Hey Jess, great video! Thanks as always. I have an update. I recently tested my Russian tent hammock in a rainstorm that produced maybe an hour of medium rain. Upon inspecting it during the rain I noticed it was leaking around the bottom where the tub of the tent meets the wall in the stitching. Long story short I ended up with about 30 oz of water in the floor of the tent hammock. Highly disappointing and I would like to hear from anyone else who tests theirs in the rain. Just wondering if mine is an isolated incident or if this is a bigger problem. It advertises as waterproof and mine definitely is not.
That’s a bummer. Surplus can be hit or miss sometimes. I had some seepage in my Ratnik tarp, but other people I have talked to have had no issues. Seam seal. Hang it up on a nice day and brush it on over all the stitching, inside and out.
@@EnduranceRoom yeah I picked some up and plan on doing that. Also just curious do you know how to verify which are military surplus? No tags to verify that on mine.
@@dontfearthereaper9528 Nice. That should fix it up. I don’t know how to tell if it was issued or not; other than just observing the condition. A lot of stuff seems new or unissued.
@@EnduranceRoom True, thanks for your input. Ya'll stay safe !
Say, what was that seasoning you were using? I couldn't quite make it out. Was it Old Bay seasoning?
It was garlic, paprika, cayenne, white pepper and sea salt
How to you attach the lavvu and ponchos togethers? I have been thinking of doing something like this.
I just inserted the top of the lavvu through a prussic loop and used the lavvu as a toggle to lock them all in place.
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Is that your food you have suspended in the yellow bag?
Yes, food, pots and utensils. Black bears and a few other things roaming around.
@@EnduranceRoom Excellent idea. Very inspirational videos man. Keep it up!
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