I am from central Canada. It gets fucking cold. -40 for days or weeks on end. Anyone who acts like the cold doesn’t bother them is full of it. You can work with it and you can prepare but it takes endurance. Good to see honest content.
Lars, awhile back you said that some people told you that Survival Russia was not a real survival channel......YOU JUST PROVED THEM WRONG! I would pay money, a lot of money, to watch them do what you just did! Great video my friend!
Im from Australia, that sort of cold just doesnt exist here, worst ive felt was about -4c and it was like the world was ending. you are one tough bastard
Hahaha. Australian heat was unbelievable for me as a Scotsman. Over 40°c and humid. It just zapped any energy Ihad. Just the other end of the spectrum..
There are ways to dress and prepare yourself for a wide variety of temperatures that exist on the earth. Whether -40 or +45 any human with the correct knowledge and experience can survive or even feel fine in those conditions. Dont discount your abilities. A good insulated coat and pants and you'd be comfortable in -20, even coming straight from Australia!
I'm from Australia too but moved to Norway. -5 is when it starts to get fun to sleep outside. 4 degrees and a rainstorm was the worst night I spent outside, but I was also soaking wet from a fall so, happy to be alive.
@@Chris-vq5vr I was out skiing last week and plan to go out tomorrow in -15 degrees celcius. Right from my doorstep into frozen forests. It is okay here :)
Lars, my man, I think it's safe to say, we would love to hear that long story and any other long story you wish to tell. I'm sure you have a ton of good adventures from your life. Thanks again my friend.
Been waiting since last March for this Video! Snow, pig meat, Buckwheat....OMG!!!....And 35 minutes! Awesome. Lars always gives the people what they want.... and this is what we want!
I was sent over here because my latest video I said blah blah blah and one of my subs said I must have been watching your channel cuz you say it all the time ! Haha 👍🏼
A month or two after a big “bug out” event the winter woods will be littered with all kinds of $500 knives and $300 backpacks.... next to gaunt bodies who believed having trendy gear was more important than rich food.... Love seeing you get back to basics and out in the woods again, motivates me to do the same 👍
Most of them won't even reach the Forests through the Jammed up Traffic and Road Blocks. How much food can one carry in a Back Pack and the Fantasy of 'Living off the Land' .. in a Forest?
I slept in the back of a moving truck in Mammoth California when I was 19. It got down to -5f( around -20C) and it SUCKED! The snowboarding trip was worth it though. I scrounged up enough cash for a cheap motel room the rest of the trip. My hat is off to you sir, I will never willingly do that again.
You are the premier winter camping/survivalist. You hooked me into your channel with the Siberian log fire. From that video I learned about the Silky saws. Which are NOW my favorite saws. Thanks for sharing and demonstrating your winter survival knowledge.👍💪😊⚓🇺🇸
Lars, you are living the life many dream and talk about, but which few try. That cold morning is a nightmare for many, but you showed us how to turn it into a glorious day. As i live on the coast of Northern Norway I never have minus 20 degrees, but I have it cold enough to appreciate the survival skills you show in this movie. But you make it look easy - the sign of a professional;)
Doing my best to preserve your wisdom you have given us over the years by archiving all your wonderful videos on my networked storage. Thank you Lars, Michael, NJ, USA.
Appreciate the hard work Lars in filming the camping trip, especially when you’re solo and don’t have the big tent with you. Looking forward to the next vid!
Your heart is pumping faster to keep you warmer. Keeping your internals warmer. Food keeps you warmer. Your own internal furnace. Very enjoyable. Keep it up!
When I found it a couple years ago, I went and started on the first video (Lars posted as "Moscow Prepper" I think is what he was then) and binge watched all he had. My favorite channel by far "Survival Russia!!!
Lars, you are a world treasure...your sense of humor, your willingness to suffer for your audience and your truth ....makes you the best outdoorsman videographer today. You are in the class of Mors Kochanski, Ray Mears, & Les Stroud. But I fear sometimes for your safety...being alone in the Siberian winter night. Be careful. All the best for the Christmas season to you and your family. 🎅
Thank you so much for the movie Lars. It's great that it's longer than usual. From today, I support your channel. Greetings from Poland . Na Zdrowie :)
I have personally found the best way to sleep in a cold environment. Remove as much clothes before getting in your sleeping bag, thereby letting your body warm your bag. My first night at arctic survival, I went to sleep inside my sleeping bad with my long johns on. Woke up freezing and stood in the snow to remove my long johns. Slept well and warm the remainder of the night. try it and you will like it.
Hey Lars, you make it look like it's not too easy to live in a - 20 and below forest. Other TH-camrs make it look so easy (which is why I don't believe them). Love your content, it's so honest and true which is why you have a great following. If a rock hard guy like you shows it's difficult, we know 90% of us would die :)
I think this is the first time I’ve seen you look like you are genuinely suffering! I camped in northern MN this year for dear season and I had a RTT on my truck and a propane heater in the tent. I don’t use the heater while sleeping it’s just too dangerous! CO, isn’t really the fear it’s starting a fire that’s the big problem. I know what it’s like to slide on frozen Sorel’s and take a dump at 4:45 AM to get to your deer stand before 6. NO HOT FOOD until lunch. Pray for sun and NO wind. Super grateful for the thermos of coffee made the night before. I am glad to have pushed myself, in no small way because of you, Lars! I know the suffering, and am more resilient because of it. Embrace the suck, and enjoy the small stuff. Thanks for the video. Keep doing what you are doing.
@@SurvivalRussia Yes! it does! but finally it seems to stay in in -2 or -4, and lets home it stays that way and hits the -20 at some point. Dark wet winter sucks.
Sir, you are always a joy to watch. Great channel and your humble approach to living a practical life with your family, both at home and in the woods is a pleasure to see. Good fortune to you.
Lars, Merry Christmas to you and your family. GOD bless you. Much love from TEXAS in the USA. Happy fatherland day coming up in February. Can you please play that military cadence in some of your videos. The one from when you first got started making videos. Been out of work since February. I havent been able to get that tk-12 from Belarus like I talked about. Doing side work to provide for my family. Everything you do, I attribute to my life. Thanks for being honest, straight forward, and genuine. Your the greatest.
Hello!! i am a Huge fan and i LOVE winter camping sooo much! actually i went winter camping yesterday and i followed some of your tips! Thank you so much a am a really big fan!
I admire you for doing proper videos. So many ‘survival’ people do their videos in their backyard, or in a park with their car nearby, or ‘review’ brand new gear they’ve only just unpacked. Your videos are believable. I like your style and your humour. Thank you very much for posting these really helpful videos.
I live in Australia Lars, so no where near the cold you are enduring. I am originally from New Zealand, back in the mid 1970's, worked in the forest industry, in winter, to cut out some windfall, on the Canterbury plains, at the base of the great southern alps. The windchill was mind blowing, I used to dress up for work in layers, and looked like the Michelin man. My top coat was a very long WW2 Army Great Coat. Wool and layers, was the only way to stay warm. Love watching you against the elements, and all that 'funky stuff' mate. Keep on doing what you do. BTW at my age, i understand all the groaning on those cold mornings. ;)
Lars there is nothing fake about you or your channel. I would be interested in hearing the long version of your one round left story. Great video with good winter survival advice. After 30 years we are moving to a new homestead. It gets much colder at our new place. It can get 30 below zero farenheit there. We have to wait until April to move. It is another off grid location. God bless you my friend.
Great work Brother. Your sense of Humor is enough to keep warm. Well done. From Ontario Canada. I sleep in an unheated van all winter. 2 or 3 sleeping bags on top and a pad with refletix under me with head covered like You did works for me. The most valuable thing I learned was to pee in a bottle while inside the bag lying down. This was excellent to keep that body heat and the warmed pee bottle inside with me. This works well while hammock camping too. I Loved the movie Happy People. I am Happy as well HaHa. Nature Feeds the Soul. Thank You for Sharing.
I was thinking i haven't seen a video from you for a while . Very good camp in the cold , -20c , where i live in Australia yesterday was 40c but today only 37c so we had a cool change , ha ha :-)
Ha! That's what I've always liked about you Lars, no fake videos! It is kind of funny though how many people will accuse you of it. I found a pair of moose antlers not long ago. They were dropped sheds laying right next to each other. I had a guy say "They don't do that. You put them there for the video". Ha! I swear I did not! That is how I found them! Interesting about your pulse. It makes sense when you think about it. Lars, that Siberian Log Fire....does the base log ever burn out from under the rest? If that happens, can you fix it or does it just become a "normal fire"?? "Happy People" was great! Ok, now it is morning, you just got up, and that base log did burn through dropping the upper logs. When that happens, does the fire tend to burn out if you don't fix it? I've never tried this type of fire, but it looks like a good system.
Here in outer suburbs of Sydney Australia, it is the opposite climate to you. With heat, total fire ban, venomous red belly and brown snakes and spiders, yes in the suburbs., so watching your Siberian camping is awesomely refreshing and alien to us. Love it Lars. Thank you.
I don't have to deal with snow where I am but it can, on occasion, drop below zero in some of the places I've camped. It's very educational to see channels like yours that show no nonsense common sense survival tools. Love your videos. 😃
I would really like to know if you watch Steve Wallis camping in Canada he is a cheap ass used to be homeless at one point and survives off of minimal Dollar Store things very entertaining very fun I think you and him are my favorite
In army we were taught a few ways to warm up your hands in cold weather. First was to simply put your hands between your legs near your crotch because that is one of the warmest places on human body.(this was mostly reserved for use when in training in the forest because it wouldn't be very orderly looking when soldiers stand with their hands down there lol) The second went like this: Put your arms straight down and then bend your wrist away from your body, palms down (so your arms and hands make bit of an L shape on your sides) then with your hands in this position rise and lower your shoulders rapidly and strongly. You can even feel the blood moving in your fingers when you are doing this.
Amazing that you have chapters called out and retrievable. Only once I've seen that before, but IT IS REALLY COOL THAT YOU HAVE ENABLED THAT. Job well done.
Ill take cooler temps over high heat. Im too sensitive to it. Although, maybe not dry heat so much. But places like lousiana and florida I cant handle it.
Many years ago our pa taught us to drive as soon as we could reach the pedals(even taught "cheaters" just in case) and to survive in case he was injured working in woods felling trees, my husband and I later taught our children the same> today this knowledge is not passed down as it once was so, we feel, these videos are critical. Our oldest son, who absorbed this knowledge from everyone he could, is almost 50 now and his favorite time to camp is in winter, lol, I know he has the knowledge to stay safe in -20F N. Montana USA weather, I can not imagine -20C without large amounts of snow, thank you for sharing your knowledge! I will be sharing this with him!
IЯ смотрю ваши видео уже больше года и только что подписался. У меня есть интерес, потому что по бабушке был из России и Польши. Ее дяди были казаками на протяжении многих поколений. Она покинула Россию в Царские дни после того, как большая часть ее семьи была убита. Первоначально эмигрировав в Канаду из Финляндии и изучив английский язык, она подала заявление на получение гражданства в Америке и переехала в Мичиган, где родилась моя мать. Мне нравится то, что вы делаете, и вы гораздо более искренни, чем большинство типов выживания на TH-cam. Я должен начать смотреть больше ваших видео, так как вы хороший учитель. Спасибо за то, что ты делаешь, Мак.
Hello my outdoors friend, greetings from Northern California. Thank you for the tag along. This was quite an adventure. Frozen boots are a real torture. I don't know how you do it. The very best to you. Take care, be safe and stay Healthy. 🤗
Lars, always a joy to watch you outdoors! You manage to show others the genuine reality of winter survival and even though it is clear you are suffering at times, your humor keeps us entertained. Thanks for awesome content.
One of the very best Bushcraft channels because if you can survive in the worst of Russia you can survive any bloody where, cheers Lars, take care mate
You are the most informative and delightful to watch of all the TH-cam videos there are accept music videos, a wonderful insight to the life in rural Russia incredible, I have learned quite a bit from you. You are more of a ambassador to your country than a survivalist. Your videos are great please keep them coming!
Greetings from Ukraine! Your food looks amazing! Looks gourmet even for it being camping cooking :) My family usually buries potatoes under the fire before we build it so we have fresh baked potatoes in the morning all cooked overnight and ready. Nicely paired with some soft runny fried eggs, bacon, and pancakes with jam to go with the coffee :D
-18C tomorrow here, but not a drop of snow... When it's very cold, it's usually pretty dry, to me it's way more comfortable to be outside than the -5 humidity
Hi Lars my friend - you looked cold 🥶 We still haven't hit the cold times here in Alberta yet but we will soon. Mukluks (N1-B US Air Force) are my favourite for the cold as you can sleep with the liners and keep them warm. The fabric on the mukluks soon warms up when you get your feet inside too 😉 Best wishes from Canada 🇨🇦 Michael!
Thanks Lars, fantastic entertainment. The only thing I could think of whilst watching this, after watching all your gulag camp ones recently, is how utterly miserable it must have been, underweight, no food, basic clothing and no fire or modern sleeping bag. How these people even survived one night at these temperatures is beyond my comprehension. It would be super awesome content if you could find out some of the tricks the people used in the gulags to try keep warm and what kind of clothes and sleeping arrangements they had which enabled them to survive a winter there.
Greetings from Finland! Thank you for the video! I was wondering, where did you get that thick wool hoodie? I would love to get my hands on one of those!
The fire gives particulates for your breath's moisture to condense around. If there's no particulates in the air then your exhalations won't have anything to condemse around.
Look on the bright side, minus 20 no mosquitoes on your bacon.
How do mozzies survive and make a come back?
@@myopicthunder they go underground and lay dormant until the spring.
@@myopicthunder they are spawned by Satan each year
@@MrChrisdavie they are also in the bark of tree's. Sometimes when I bring in firewood, when it warns up, there's mosquitoes coming out. SR
@@myopicthunder Just like Democrats, they hide in swamps.
Very realistic when you know Lars is seriously struggling with the cold. So many youtubers are 10ft from their car.
Indeed you are right
@@heidiscott9226 So funny.👍
01:00 you need some glasses lol
So true!!!
I am from central Canada. It gets fucking cold. -40 for days or weeks on end. Anyone who acts like the cold doesn’t bother them is full of it. You can work with it and you can prepare but it takes endurance. Good to see honest content.
Most realistic videos, few people are so real on youtube anymore
What do you think about my videos? Would be interested in a real feedback
That's a fact.
Lars, awhile back you said that some people told you that Survival Russia was not a real survival channel......YOU JUST PROVED THEM WRONG! I would pay money, a lot of money, to watch them do what you just did! Great video my friend!
Interesting Funny Guy with Good Spirits. Grace
I realise you’ve been busy, you were missed.
My editing computer is down :)
@@SurvivalRussia Time for little pick me up from your followers eh?
@@SurvivalRussia it's sufficient to know that you and your family are up^^
*realize
@@EnterTheMatr1x1337 not in England
Im from Australia, that sort of cold just doesnt exist here, worst ive felt was about -4c and it was like the world was ending. you are one tough bastard
Hahaha. Australian heat was unbelievable for me as a Scotsman. Over 40°c and humid. It just zapped any energy Ihad. Just the other end of the spectrum..
There are ways to dress and prepare yourself for a wide variety of temperatures that exist on the earth. Whether -40 or +45 any human with the correct knowledge and experience can survive or even feel fine in those conditions. Dont discount your abilities. A good insulated coat and pants and you'd be comfortable in -20, even coming straight from Australia!
I'm from Australia too but moved to Norway. -5 is when it starts to get fun to sleep outside. 4 degrees and a rainstorm was the worst night I spent outside, but I was also soaking wet from a fall so, happy to be alive.
@@Willy_Tepes how the hell did you get so lucky by moving to Norway?! I'm Australian and would make the same move if I could
@@Chris-vq5vr I was out skiing last week and plan to go out tomorrow in -15 degrees celcius. Right from my doorstep into frozen forests. It is okay here :)
Lars, my man, I think it's safe to say, we would love to hear that long story and any other long story you wish to tell. I'm sure you have a ton of good adventures from your life. Thanks again my friend.
Been waiting since last March for this Video! Snow, pig meat, Buckwheat....OMG!!!....And 35 minutes! Awesome. Lars always gives the people what they want.... and this is what we want!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Gourmet Russian tucker.
I'm glad you kept putting us in the sleeping bag because I hate the cold.
I was sent over here because my latest video I said blah blah blah and one of my subs said I must have been watching your channel cuz you say it all the time ! Haha 👍🏼
How do you think he would feel about the almost 3 foot of snow we just got . 😄. Lars has a lot of good vids .
I bought a Katana 500 based on your recommendation its the best advice I've ever received thank you
Mine too!
I have a Christmas tree to cut up soon, and I am sorely tempted!
Ditto! Excellent tool. A Prize possession.
Second-best advice: Use some goddamn punctuation.
@@Anvilshock 🙄
The air is so dry that breath humidity has no time to fog before its absorbed by the environment! Amazing!
A month or two after a big “bug out” event the winter woods will be littered with all kinds of $500 knives and $300 backpacks.... next to gaunt bodies who believed having trendy gear was more important than rich food....
Love seeing you get back to basics and out in the woods again, motivates me to do the same 👍
Most of them won't even reach the Forests through the Jammed up Traffic and Road Blocks. How much food can one carry in a Back Pack and the Fantasy of 'Living off the Land' .. in a Forest?
Or skills and knowledge
You may have invented a Springtime harvesting event for the local kids.
@@thomasmusso1147 Why would you be so stupid as to go live in a forest anyway?
@@SpaghettiToaster More trees-less people. Good enough?
McIntyre
Keeping water farm freezing by storing it in a pile of snow you learn something new every day.
Yeah why did i never think of that? Stuff freezing while sleeping during winter is such a pain.
I love the fact that you don't use all this high-tech stuff. Always good videos Lars.
Man I cant avoid to laugh every time my man does. What a kind man.
Ur a legend i love your life style keep living the dream brother thanks for bringing us along for the ride
I slept in the back of a moving truck in Mammoth California when I was 19. It got down to -5f( around -20C) and it SUCKED! The snowboarding trip was worth it though. I scrounged up enough cash for a cheap motel room the rest of the trip.
My hat is off to you sir, I will never willingly do that again.
now this is REAL CAMPING :)
You are the premier winter camping/survivalist. You hooked me into your channel with the Siberian log fire. From that video I learned about the Silky saws. Which are NOW my favorite saws. Thanks for sharing and demonstrating your winter survival knowledge.👍💪😊⚓🇺🇸
I like how he laughs everytime as he stuffs us back in the sleeping bag. Its like he enjoy's torturing us. D:
Best videos of human life in nature is those videos that humans keep silent and Mother Nature talks to us.
I like every single thing you do with your channel! You dont always have to be about survival either! Keep up the good work!
Lars, you are living the life many dream and talk about, but which few try. That cold morning is a nightmare for many, but you showed us how to turn it into a glorious day. As i live on the coast of Northern Norway I never have minus 20 degrees, but I have it cold enough to appreciate the survival skills you show in this movie. But you make it look easy - the sign of a professional;)
At the coast line, - 5 feels much colder than dry inland - 20 air 😊
@@SurvivalRussia True, but dry -20 still gives my nostrils a kick :-)
Abe Lincoln said cutting firewood warms you twice. Once when you cut it, and again when you burn it. Good to see you again Lars!
@@moparmarkstpac and another time when you clean the ashes out of the warmed up oven
Doing my best to preserve your wisdom you have given us over the years by archiving all your wonderful videos on my networked storage. Thank you Lars, Michael, NJ, USA.
Lars, good to see you back in action!
Steve
Florida, USA
I prefer silent camping and bush craft videos but this man is allowed to talk he’s funny and he enjoys his own company😂
Appreciate the hard work Lars in filming the camping trip, especially when you’re solo and don’t have the big tent with you. Looking forward to the next vid!
Your heart is pumping faster to keep you warmer. Keeping your internals warmer. Food keeps you warmer. Your own internal furnace. Very enjoyable. Keep it up!
Found this chancel about a week ago and I’m hooked... great content man
When I found it a couple years ago, I went and started on the first video (Lars posted as "Moscow Prepper" I think is what he was then) and binge watched all he had. My favorite channel by far "Survival Russia!!!
Lars, you are a world treasure...your sense of humor, your willingness to suffer for your audience and your truth ....makes you the best outdoorsman videographer today.
You are in the class of Mors Kochanski, Ray Mears, & Les Stroud. But I fear sometimes for your safety...being alone in the Siberian winter night. Be careful.
All the best for the Christmas season to you and your family. 🎅
Thank you so much for the movie Lars. It's great that it's longer than usual. From today, I support your channel. Greetings from Poland . Na Zdrowie :)
Love from Canada,Lars. No one wants this war. Thanks for a great video. The naysayers only wish they could do what you do.
You are awesome! I have never missed even one of your videos!
Yay! Thank you!
I have personally found the best way to sleep in a cold environment. Remove as much clothes before getting in your sleeping bag, thereby letting your body warm your bag. My first night at arctic survival, I went to sleep inside my sleeping bad with my long johns on. Woke up freezing and stood in the snow to remove my long johns. Slept well and warm the remainder of the night. try it and you will like it.
Of all the things you’ve taught, I’m most thankful for the Siberian log fire!
Hey Lars, you make it look like it's not too easy to live in a - 20 and below forest. Other TH-camrs make it look so easy (which is why I don't believe them). Love your content, it's so honest and true which is why you have a great following. If a rock hard guy like you shows it's difficult, we know 90% of us would die :)
I like your program in rusia is interesting !!!!
I think this is the first time I’ve seen you look like you are genuinely suffering! I camped in northern MN this year for dear season and I had a RTT on my truck and a propane heater in the tent. I don’t use the heater while sleeping it’s just too dangerous! CO, isn’t really the fear it’s starting a fire that’s the big problem. I know what it’s like to slide on frozen Sorel’s and take a dump at 4:45 AM to get to your deer stand before 6. NO HOT FOOD until lunch. Pray for sun and NO wind. Super grateful for the thermos of coffee made the night before. I am glad to have pushed myself, in no small way because of you, Lars! I know the suffering, and am more resilient because of it. Embrace the suck, and enjoy the small stuff. Thanks for the video. Keep doing what you are doing.
Cant wait for actual winter to come, instead of the +1 and 0 with rain and wet.
That sucks!
@@SurvivalRussia Yes! it does! but finally it seems to stay in in -2 or -4, and lets home it stays that way and hits the -20 at some point. Dark wet winter sucks.
@@pabo4450 Finland
@@DokoMaster same for here in Canada.
Slightly colder than that. Usually hovers around -5 where I am.
Älä muuta sano
I like Lars' style. No fancy hi-tech equipment. Just reality. Simplistic. Real Russian cold. 😄
Sir, you are always a joy to watch. Great channel and your humble approach to living a practical life with your family, both at home and in the woods is a pleasure to see. Good fortune to you.
Thank you. Happy Healthy 2021!
Lars, Merry Christmas to you and your family. GOD bless you. Much love from TEXAS in the USA. Happy fatherland day coming up in February. Can you please play that military cadence in some of your videos. The one from when you first got started making videos. Been out of work since February. I havent been able to get that tk-12 from Belarus like I talked about. Doing side work to provide for my family. Everything you do, I attribute to my life. Thanks for being honest, straight forward, and genuine. Your the greatest.
Hello!! i am a Huge fan and i LOVE winter camping sooo much! actually i went winter camping yesterday and i followed some of your tips! Thank you so much a am a really big fan!
That is awesome!
I admire you for doing proper videos. So many ‘survival’ people do their videos in their backyard, or in a park with their car nearby, or ‘review’ brand new gear they’ve only just unpacked. Your videos are believable. I like your style and your humour. Thank you very much for posting these really helpful videos.
Yes another survival Russia video! Yes is awesomeness
I live in Australia Lars, so no where near the cold you are enduring. I am originally from New Zealand, back in the mid 1970's, worked in the forest industry, in winter, to cut out some windfall, on the Canterbury plains, at the base of the great southern alps. The windchill was mind blowing, I used to dress up for work in layers, and looked like the Michelin man. My top coat was a very long WW2 Army Great Coat. Wool and layers, was the only way to stay warm. Love watching you against the elements, and all that 'funky stuff' mate. Keep on doing what you do. BTW at my age, i understand all the groaning on those cold mornings. ;)
i can hardly get out of bed when the room is 14°C xD
A lot of Australians on this channel that can relate to Lars. This guy's a champion. Greetings from sunny and warm Australia.
I'd eat that no problem. Thanks for putting me back into the bag.
Lars there is nothing fake about you or your channel. I would be interested in hearing the long version of your one round left story. Great video with good winter survival advice. After 30 years we are moving to a new homestead. It gets much colder at our new place. It can get 30 below zero farenheit there. We have to wait until April to move. It is another off grid location. God bless you my friend.
What video did you tell your war story? Id like to hear the whole thing.
Seconded!
3rded
Eleventeenth
One more. ☺️
Yeah !
Great work Brother. Your sense of Humor is enough to keep warm. Well done. From Ontario Canada. I sleep in an unheated van all winter. 2 or 3 sleeping bags on top and a pad with refletix under me with head covered like You did works for me. The most valuable thing I learned was to pee in a bottle while inside the bag lying down. This was excellent to keep that body heat and the warmed pee bottle inside with me. This works well while hammock camping too. I Loved the movie Happy People. I am Happy as well HaHa. Nature Feeds the Soul. Thank You for Sharing.
Good job man. You're tough. In my 50's and I would not be able to camp in that cold.
I was thinking i haven't seen a video from you for a while . Very good camp in the cold , -20c , where i live in Australia yesterday was 40c but today only 37c so we had a cool change , ha ha :-)
34:28 i wanna hear that long story
I wish I could hear it too!
Me too.
War in Ukraine?
Very good place for camping
Great video! Oh, my PC (used for editing and everything) is about 10 years old and I have got to build something better before it just dies.
Interestingly many youtubers "old" PCs seems to be giving the ghost exactly before the release of Cyberpunk 2077 . Coincidence? Me thinks not! :)
You guys should shoot an APC at another APC. Idk, maybe I'm crazy, but I think would be great.
It must be crazy to edit on such an old machine. How can it handle the super slow-mo 😊
@@SurvivalRussia I am so very interested in your language and country. cool videos.
Ha! That's what I've always liked about you Lars, no fake videos! It is kind of funny though how many people will accuse you of it. I found a pair of moose antlers not long ago. They were dropped sheds laying right next to each other. I had a guy say "They don't do that. You put them there for the video". Ha! I swear I did not! That is how I found them!
Interesting about your pulse. It makes sense when you think about it.
Lars, that Siberian Log Fire....does the base log ever burn out from under the rest? If that happens, can you fix it or does it just become a "normal fire"??
"Happy People" was great!
Ok, now it is morning, you just got up, and that base log did burn through dropping the upper logs. When that happens, does the fire tend to burn out if you don't fix it? I've never tried this type of fire, but it looks like a good system.
People can be very funky LOL
@@SurvivalRussia That's for sure!!
In Ireland we say draining the spuds when we need to relieve the bladder, or an older term is making my water....spuds are a local word for potatoes
Here in outer suburbs of Sydney Australia, it is the opposite climate to you. With heat, total fire ban, venomous red belly and brown snakes and spiders, yes in the suburbs., so watching your Siberian camping is awesomely refreshing and alien to us. Love it Lars. Thank you.
Love from America. Our politicians want war, not me.
Nicely said mate, love from Canada 🇨🇦 to all
Why the f*** would you bring it up...
@John Ludwig heh. Lars (man in Video) is a Dane that lives in Russia
@John Ludwig he’s danish lol.
I think joe wants war as a distraction he sucks
Always a pleasure to watch "all that good stuff" and 'whatnot"!
As someone who knows, can i just say that the silky saws are just effing great tools. none better.
I don't have to deal with snow where I am but it can, on occasion, drop below zero in some of the places I've camped. It's very educational to see channels like yours that show no nonsense common sense survival tools. Love your videos. 😃
I would really like to know if you watch Steve Wallis camping in Canada he is a cheap ass used to be homeless at one point and survives off of minimal Dollar Store things very entertaining very fun I think you and him are my favorite
In army we were taught a few ways to warm up your hands in cold weather.
First was to simply put your hands between your legs near your crotch because that is one of the warmest places on human body.(this was mostly reserved for use when in training in the forest because it wouldn't be very orderly looking when soldiers stand with their hands down there lol)
The second went like this: Put your arms straight down and then bend your wrist away from your body, palms down (so your arms and hands make bit of an L shape on your sides) then with your hands in this position rise and lower your shoulders rapidly and strongly. You can even feel the blood moving in your fingers when you are doing this.
Amazing that you have chapters called out and retrievable. Only once I've seen that before, but IT IS REALLY COOL THAT YOU HAVE ENABLED THAT. Job well done.
That saw is so amazing. You make it look so effortless! Thank you for this! Stay safe
That saw makes life in the forest a lot easier.
Love your style, Lars! You make freezing seem fun 😁 Hit meet up if you ever want to try the opposite... Camping in Death Valley in the summer!
Take her up Wonder Hussy is awesome I m a big fan
Ill take cooler temps over high heat. Im too sensitive to it. Although, maybe not dry heat so much. But places like lousiana and florida I cant handle it.
@@lkj781 haha, I love watching Lars do his thing! He always seems so cheerfully stoic, no matter how miserable conditions are. My hero!
Try a visit to Bournemouth on the South Coast of England, wonderful drizzle and deliciously dull this time of year, mummy............
I would camp with you anytime Wonderhussy
Many years ago our pa taught us to drive as soon as we could reach the pedals(even taught "cheaters" just in case) and to survive in case he was injured working in woods felling trees, my husband and I later taught our children the same> today this knowledge is not passed down as it once was so, we feel, these videos are critical.
Our oldest son, who absorbed this knowledge from everyone he could, is almost 50 now and his favorite time to camp is in winter, lol, I know he has the knowledge to stay safe in -20F N. Montana USA weather, I can not imagine -20C without large amounts of snow, thank you for sharing your knowledge! I will be sharing this with him!
Just discovered this video , you laugh like a crazy man . . . . I love it , gonna check more vids out
One would have to be half crazy to do what Lars does so yes we do love crazy😂💞💖💞love ya Lars..
IЯ смотрю ваши видео уже больше года и только что подписался. У меня есть интерес, потому что по бабушке был из России и Польши. Ее дяди были казаками на протяжении многих поколений. Она покинула Россию в Царские дни после того, как большая часть ее семьи была убита. Первоначально эмигрировав в Канаду из Финляндии и изучив английский язык, она подала заявление на получение гражданства в Америке и переехала в Мичиган, где родилась моя мать. Мне нравится то, что вы делаете, и вы гораздо более искренни, чем большинство типов выживания на TH-cam. Я должен начать смотреть больше ваших видео, так как вы хороший учитель. Спасибо за то, что ты делаешь, Мак.
HELL YEAH been waiting for this
I like that you try to instill the fact to always be prepared. Love your videos.
Cool Video. Just watched “happy people” last week. Stay healthy Lars. Greetings.
Hello my outdoors friend, greetings from Northern California. Thank you for the tag along. This was quite an adventure. Frozen boots are a real torture. I don't know how you do it. The very best to you. Take care, be safe and stay Healthy.
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Idea for merch: a shirt that says "All that Gustav" 😜
Lars, always a joy to watch you outdoors! You manage to show others the genuine reality of winter survival and even though it is clear you are suffering at times, your humor keeps us entertained. Thanks for awesome content.
Chuckling..."a little bit frozen!" While knocking the loaf of bread with our knife! Love your videos! ATB! ; >)))
*Spoon.
One of the very best Bushcraft channels because if you can survive in the worst of Russia you can survive any bloody where, cheers Lars, take care mate
Happy Healthy 2021!!
Good morning from Japan.
Morning Japan!
Good Morning from Columbus Indiana, United States of America 👍🏻💪🏻🤚🏻🙏🏻♥️
@@maniacalmadness5419 Morning? it's evening in Colunbus. I'm a few hours north of you, buddy. In the Region.
You are the most informative and delightful to watch of all the TH-cam videos there are accept music videos, a wonderful insight to the life in rural Russia incredible, I have learned quite a bit from you. You are more of a ambassador to your country than a survivalist. Your videos are great please keep them coming!
Lars you should've add "Russia" in the title. That would attract x10 more views, both Russians and eng. speakers.
Greetings from Ukraine! Your food looks amazing! Looks gourmet even for it being camping cooking :) My family usually buries potatoes under the fire before we build it so we have fresh baked potatoes in the morning all cooked overnight and ready. Nicely paired with some soft runny fried eggs, bacon, and pancakes with jam to go with the coffee :D
Greetings!
-18C tomorrow here, but not a drop of snow... When it's very cold, it's usually pretty dry, to me it's way more comfortable to be outside than the -5 humidity
Girdwood, AK checking in here. Last week it was -10F with 89% humidity. I work outside for 10hrs per day as a carpenter and it’s not easy.
Hi Lars my friend - you looked cold 🥶 We still haven't hit the cold times here in Alberta yet but we will soon. Mukluks (N1-B US Air Force) are my favourite for the cold as you can sleep with the liners and keep them warm. The fabric on the mukluks soon warms up when you get your feet inside too 😉 Best wishes from Canada 🇨🇦 Michael!
I’d like to hear the story.
Thanks Lars, fantastic entertainment. The only thing I could think of whilst watching this, after watching all your gulag camp ones recently, is how utterly miserable it must have been, underweight, no food, basic clothing and no fire or modern sleeping bag. How these people even survived one night at these temperatures is beyond my comprehension. It would be super awesome content if you could find out some of the tricks the people used in the gulags to try keep warm and what kind of clothes and sleeping arrangements they had which enabled them to survive a winter there.
Greetings from Finland! Thank you for the video! I was wondering, where did you get that thick wool hoodie? I would love to get my hands on one of those!
Great camp !.......you have wonderful ideas to share in very real survival situations in extreme cold. That soup looked FANTASTIC!
The fire gives particulates for your breath's moisture to condense around. If there's no particulates in the air then your exhalations won't have anything to condemse around.
Combustion results in water vapor
This is the second person to say this. Dust has nothing to do with your exhalation condensing and being visible. The dew point determines it.
This guy is great. I learned a lot and his English is spot on. Please more.
The soup looks very tasty
Lars my man your the real deal for sure... I always take what you say to heart and your advise is always a pleasure for me to take in..
Right now where I live in Southern California, it’s 84°F🤣🤣🤣💪🏻👏👏👏👏 Hope things are good with you and your family.
You too!!
They stay put, I stay put. I know them feels. Happy you are making these videos now.
Elevated heart rate helps keep body temperatuee normal. Its part of the body's system of homeostasis.