Enjoy the new camping video! Stay tuned for the next entry in my "Building Camp Deadhorse" series next week, and don't forget to like, share, and comment some feedback about what you liked, disliked, or anything else you can think of! It helps to improve my content as well as keep these new videos coming! Thanks for watching and I'll see you in the next one! -Nicholas
My 9 year old son let's you know, that you are the best bush crafter ever, he enjoyed this video very much and now want's to go in the woods with dad. Greetings from Germany!
@@wituikbws Actually bush crafting over here is much more restricted then in Canada. As every piece of wood is owned by someone, you can go in, but you are not allowed to use tents or use open fire. We both - father and son - love carving and be outside, being allowed to have camp fire would be awesome. Sure, we could still simple do it, but on the other hand I have to be a good dad and show my son, how to do it right. I think, when he is a bit older, we will go to Sweden or even come to Canada. One question to you as an Canadian: Aren't you bothered by bears over there? I mean, we have wolves here and my wife is panicking every times, I go to the woods, she would die of freight, knowing that there could be a grizzly around.
@GuyHeadbanger That's to bad about not having a place to go , maybe ask around who owns land and ask permission to camp out if possible , our land here in Canada is also getting scarse ... and getting burnt or torn down for subdivision s or ya have to pay a fortune to camp in a park of some sort 😢 .. all the best 👍
@@OutdoorswThatGuy Camping is not a problem over here, as long as you do not use a tent. German law guaranties to use the woods for recreational purposes for everyone, no matter who is the owner. But you are not allowed to use open fire like bonfires of hobos, not even gas, if you are not the owner, work for the owner or keep bees in the area. I mean, I perfectly am alright with this regulations when in comes to pine woods in our area, but in oak and beech woods? Well, there are a few places, where you could officially stay in the woods and have a fire going, but you have to pay for that a little fee. Or you use camping grounds, of cause. But in national parks you are not even allowed to leave the official paths, not speaking of staying overnight, as you would disturb the animals. Too much people on to less ground over here, 233 inhabitants on one km² vs. 3,9 in Canada. If you seek real wilderness you will not find it in Germany.
Nice tarp setup. There’s something nice about a candle lantern or a kettle hanging over a fire. Very relaxing and great skills with the saw. Thank you! 👍
i think id stay fer several days in that camp !!!!!!!!!!!!! r meals included lol !!!!!!!!!!!! sharp cutting tools !!!! like shave sharp !!!!!!!!! awesome video !!!!!!!!!!!
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Welcome to the channel! I'm glad you learned from my videos, but keep in mind I'm not an educational channel, and sometimes there are better and safer ways to do the things I show. I recommend Far North Bushcraft and Survival and Coalcracker Bushcraft for learning. Thanks for watching!
@@wituikbws Although both those channels are very good , give yrself some credit here Nick ... You to have some good content yr providing to us here ... Nice simple setup btw , see ya got another new saw lol no tossing it 😆
There's a new video coming this Friday! In the mean-time, I recommend the last few videos I've posted before this one. They're all similar in quality, and you'd likely enjoy them. Thanks for watching!
Thanks!! The pine beetle came through in the early 2000’s and that’s what caused it all to die. Before, dry wood was so scarce people would have to kill trees to make their own dead standing wood to then cut down and use
Hey there Nicholas. Very good video, that was a great set up for your shelter. Seems like you are always well prepared! Thanks much for sharing your video.
Really awesome night out. Everything looked great for a nice comfortable setup. I used to have one of those candle lanterns and liked it a lot... need to look for a new one. Very practical. Dinner over the fire always tastes better, and the potato/onion mix looked good with the grouse. Cowboy coffee in the morning hits the spot and gets the day going. Glad you had the chance to get out and enjoy an evening. Peace from Arizona. Pete
Those candle lanterns are great, but I find the cost of the candles a bit much and since I can't make them myself, I likely will be switching over to my kerosene lanterns after I run out. Speaking of coffee, I should go make some, haha! Thanks for watching, new video coming out on Friday (hopefully)!
@@wituikbws Yeah, I hear ya. I've got my old (25+ years and counting) Coleman propane lantern for most trips, but I still like the candle lantern for solo and/or nostalgic trips. Looking forward to the next video on Friday... I'm subscribed, so I'll watch it when notified. Cheers!
Wow what a resource rich environment . Great camp and shelter build with alternative to regular tent pegs . Glad to see you cooking and eating better . Have you gotten your first bear yet . Be safe and good hunting . Thanks for sharing your adventure .
It can be, but I can't help but miss birch and cedar trees. I haven't gotten a bear yet - actually haven't even been hunting for big game yet this year. Too busy filming and editing to find the time sadly. Thanks for watching!
Thanks for taking me alone with you..It was a breath of fresh air for me. If you had to describe the taste of grouse, What would you compare it too? Thanks!
I find that just about all meat tastes like beef, even pigeon and bear, so I'm probably not the best to ask! 😆 If I had to choose, it's maybe closer to turkey than anything, but I haven't tried any other grouse than ruffed. I know spruce grouse have a very different flavour. Thanks for watching!
Man... I fell away for a year and haven't watched but just now realized how much I missed seeing your stuff... Great video as always... BUT..... Where is Marie????
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Looked like a fun time Nicholas!! I haven't had Grouse in a long time. Used to shoot a couple for camp meat where we Elk hunted. I like the tarp set-up. You like that over the plow point configuration? I think the plow point is my favorite tarp set. I want to try yours next time out. I replayed the video a few times, I think I see how you did it. You should bring the lady with the cool hat along sometime. Take it easy Cowboy. Roger
It sure was! I've never had the chance to try out a plow point setup due to all my tarps being rectangle shaped, but I imagine I'd love it. I'll have to see what I can do about getting a different tarp for a video! Marie is stuck down in America at the moment, so unfortunately she won't be able to come up here right away - but soon! We have some plans to rebuild my old "long-termp camp" as well as some other fun videos. Thanks, and you take it easy too!
Hi. I saw that there were fires in your area. How were you doing during this time? Was the fire a threat to you and your loved ones? Regards. A good movie and you showed something new as usual.
Hey! There were lots of fires this year, many of them very close to where I live, but none of them were concerning to us. We've been around many wildfires, and I grey up with them every summer down in southern British Columbia. Unless the fire is moving right towards us at an alarming rate, we tend to just let it be since there is nothing we can do about it anyways. Thanks for watching! New videos coming soon!
Hey man! I love your videos so much! I would love to start camping but I am a complete newby, what advice would you give on how to start doing it? Also, where did you learn all those cool skills you have? :)
I'd recommend watching and reading as much information as you can, then practicing until you get confident and safe with your skills. My go-to is Far North Bushcraft and Survival and Coalcracker Bushcraft to learn 👍
The genre of videos I make are a bit different than what most are use to, but I'm glad you enjoyed! Thanks for subscribing - there are more videos coming soon!
Hey there amigo !! 😀 Very nice camp set up. Practice makes for perfection 👍🏽 Also wanted to thank you for the easier to read screen print !!!!!! I don't have a home computer. I rely on my cell phone for pretty much everything. Sunscreen reading is not that easy on that tiny little phone. But as my eyes get older I'm hoping to move up to a laptop, make it a little easier on me 😁. So thanks 😊 The great novelist Louis L'Amour once said that you could tell a lot about a man by the way he set his camp. I think he would certainly feel comfortable at your place !!! ( If he was still with us that is lol ). Chow looked really delicious 😋 ... I can't help but wonder how many people watching your video truly realize how much time and patience it takes to prepare when you're out in the outback??? You can't throw it in the microwave and you can't throw it in the oven lol 😂 Keeps a guy bizy !! Of course this is just part of the reason why when you do get to eat it tastes so good nothing like outdoor Chow because you worked for it 👍🏽🙏 Big shout out to the guy that made your knife ( I forget the name ) it really takes a honing well !!!! And I'm sure I'm repeating myself but I really appreciate a guy who keeps his knife that sharp that you can shave those sticks like that some people don't know what a really truly sharp knife is and just how much work it takes to get it there. Once you get it there it's all about the maintenance and a little bit of stropping maybe an occasional ultra fine workout on a stone but it is well worth it !!!! ( Axe too ! ). I. Am glad you are back to videos 👍🏽😊. I have talked to TH-cam Friends who talk about how much time is put into setting up the camera, preparing the shots, let alone the editing. It's a commitment !! really appreciate your commitment to it and there's nothing wrong with taking a break here and there and I think we're all still be here when you come back so really really appreciate having you back and enjoying them !!! BTW, don't ya just love bank line over the days of paracord !!! Lighter tighter and smaller package 🤠👍🏽. As always look forward to the next one !!! Sounds like there's going to be some real work involved there !!! Lol. Well take care of yourself Nicholas, be good to yourself, and cheers to the Great outdoors !!
Hey! I'm glad you found the print easier to read. I upped the size quite a bit from the older videos. I wonder the same things, and I appreciate the people that have an idea what it takes to produce these videos. Being out there is challenging enough, then lugging around a camera while filming a video with a loose "script" to follow is even harder, haha! I love bankline! Much better than paracord. More videos coming soon, and thanks for watching!
Another fine video my friend. Just wondering what caliber is your rifle and is Marie gonna be in upcoming videos? I think you and her are great together in the bush, just asking. Russ Pennsylvania USA
Thank you! My rifle's chambered in .45-70 Government, and I usually have HSM bear loads in it for the grizzly and moose. Marie will be back sometimes soon, she's stuck down in America at the moment. Thanks for watching!
What tarp are you using here? I like how it has loops instead of grommet holes. I was looking at that gum blanket you used in another episode too. I want one but can't find one anywhere!
This is an Aquaquest 10x7 silnylon tarp, however I don't recommend it. It has it's benefits being super light and packable, but I swear, every time I set this thing up it gets a new hole in it. I'm moving onto oilcloth canvas as a replacement
I use to make lots of range shooting videos on my channel, but at the time, TH-cam was going through a phase of demonetizing just about anyone that used a gun, so I had to remove them to keep my channel in good standing. TH-cam has since fixed their stupid policies and I could start posting them again, but ammo is hard to come by out here and the price was already outrageous pre-shortage for .45-70 Government. I don't even want to know how much it costs per round now, haha! Thanks for watching!
They’re Baffin Hunter boots, made of rubber, and are very comfortable for long walks (in my opinion), but the quality and durability of these boots is absolutely awful. I’ve had them for about 3 weeks at the point of filming this video, and they got a large hole in them by the end of this trip. Right now they are cracking and splitting apart on the stress points, and are pretty much ruined. Avoid these boots if you can 👎
Me sorprende que vayas con el rifle para simplemente pasar la noche. Me imagino que es por la presencia de osos grizzly. Aqui en España (Europa) salgo a hacer bushcraft sin problema ninguno, ya que lo mas peligroso que te puedes encontrar es un cerdo salvaje. Muy buen video. Saludos.
De hecho, el rifle va a todos lados. En mi silla de montar dondequiera que viaje, en mi camión dondequiera que conduzca y, por supuesto, dondequiera que camine en el monte. Vivo en una región muy, muy remota de la Columbia Británica, llena de osos pardos, osos negros, pumas, vacas enojadas y alces toro (los más peligrosos), e incluso algún que otro semental salvaje que puede tener un problema conmigo o con mi caballos. Aparte de los propósitos de protección, también es una herramienta de supervivencia extremadamente importante. En un escenario de supervivencia, la capacidad de disparar algo de cena sería excelente, pero lo más importante es que tener la capacidad de usarlo para pedir ayuda podría significar vida o muerte, especialmente aquí donde una región más grande que algunos estados de EE. UU. (Como Vermont) tiene un población menor que el promedio de una pequeña ciudad. ¡Espero que te dé un poco de información! ¡Gracias por ver y comentar! Usando el traductor de Google, lo siento si hay algún error
@@wituikbws Se entiende perfectamente. Me hizo gracia lo de vacas enojadas. Jajaja. Aqui en España no se permite portar armas si no es exclusivamente para el deporte de la caza bajo vigilancia de las autoridades y los agentes de la ley. Tampoco es que ir a la montaña sea peligroso. Espero impaciente tu siguiente video. Saludos.
I purposely don’t film breakfast aside from making coffee or tea as it takes a ton of time and is too close in the video to when I cooked dinner the night before. It ends up making the video feel too repetitive and boring, but I’ll make some eggs and bacon in one soon though, likely in one of my short-term camps! 👍
Enjoy the new camping video! Stay tuned for the next entry in my "Building Camp Deadhorse" series next week, and don't forget to like, share, and comment some feedback about what you liked, disliked, or anything else you can think of! It helps to improve my content as well as keep these new videos coming!
Thanks for watching and I'll see you in the next one! -Nicholas
My 9 year old son let's you know, that you are the best bush crafter ever, he enjoyed this video very much and now want's to go in the woods with dad. Greetings from Germany!
That is awesome, tell him I say thank you! Hope he enjoys some time in the woods and stays safe! Greetings from Canada 🍁🍁
@@wituikbws Actually bush crafting over here is much more restricted then in Canada. As every piece of wood is owned by someone, you can go in, but you are not allowed to use tents or use open fire. We both - father and son - love carving and be outside, being allowed to have camp fire would be awesome. Sure, we could still simple do it, but on the other hand I have to be a good dad and show my son, how to do it right. I think, when he is a bit older, we will go to Sweden or even come to Canada.
One question to you as an Canadian: Aren't you bothered by bears over there? I mean, we have wolves here and my wife is panicking every times, I go to the woods, she would die of freight, knowing that there could be a grizzly around.
@GuyHeadbanger That's to bad about not having a place to go , maybe ask around who owns land and ask permission to camp out if possible , our land here in Canada is also getting scarse ... and getting burnt or torn down for subdivision s or ya have to pay a fortune to camp in a park of some sort 😢 .. all the best 👍
@@OutdoorswThatGuy Camping is not a problem over here, as long as you do not use a tent. German law guaranties to use the woods for recreational purposes for everyone, no matter who is the owner. But you are not allowed to use open fire like bonfires of hobos, not even gas, if you are not the owner, work for the owner or keep bees in the area. I mean, I perfectly am alright with this regulations when in comes to pine woods in our area, but in oak and beech woods? Well, there are a few places, where you could officially stay in the woods and have a fire going, but you have to pay for that a little fee. Or you use camping grounds, of cause.
But in national parks you are not even allowed to leave the official paths, not speaking of staying overnight, as you would disturb the animals. Too much people on to less ground over here, 233 inhabitants on one km² vs. 3,9 in Canada. If you seek real wilderness you will not find it in Germany.
You know??? I just recalled why I loved your stuff so much.... You reply to almost EVERY comment.... Really Cool....
I feel bad for missing this, pretty ironic haha! Thanks for watching!
Nice tarp setup. There’s something nice about a candle lantern or a kettle hanging over a fire. Very relaxing and great skills with the saw. Thank you! 👍
Thank you and I couldn't agree more! Thanks for watching!
Look and learn. Every time i watch your videos, i learn something about bushcraft. Thanks 🤠👍 keep it up, partner
I love your videos. I love. Wonderful atmosphere. I drink coffee or Yerba Mate I watch, and I feel there. Greetings from Poland. 🤗☺
Nice camp my friend! Thanks for sharing 🤠
Thank you! More to come 😁
Another excellent video - your videos just seem to put me at ease. God bless and take care.
Thank you, I'm glad to hear that. God bless!
Thank you for sharing information my Friends 😉👊🏿✌🏼
Dziękuję pozdrawiam serdecznie 🤗👍💪👏🐺🐾🤠
Dzięki za oglądanie!
@@wituikbws 🤗😄🤗😄
Another great camp 🏕. Peaceful. Thanks.
Glad you enjoyed it!! More coming soon!
Very enjoyable,thanks for taking us along !!
ナイススタイルキャンプ⛺️ですね。👍🏻✨💕💖😍
i think id stay fer several days in that camp !!!!!!!!!!!!!
r meals included lol !!!!!!!!!!!!
sharp cutting tools !!!! like shave sharp !!!!!!!!!
awesome video !!!!!!!!!!!
Thank you!!
Cześć po raz kolejny sprawiasz ze bushcraft w Twoim wydaniu jest coś co z wielkim tchem człowiek chce Cie oglądać. Dajesz poczucie wolności i to jest piękne tak trzymać już czekam na kolejny film
Pozdrawiam Leszek
Your caption "font" is awesome. Classy.
Thanks! Took me awhile to get it to where I like it, haha!
Very cool outing
Thanks for the video
Glad you enjoyed it! More coming soon 🤠
Beautiful, beautiful work congratulations; 👏👏👏
Thank you very much! Appreciate the comments 👍
25:09: Movie scene? Whiskey commercial? Poster for a resort ranch? Nice lighting! Thanks for the video - I learned a few tricks from watching.
Maybe one day, all of the above haha! Thanks for watching!
Привет из России! Хороший отдых и хорошая съёмка.👍🌲🌲🌲🔥
Like my friend from Brazil
Thanks for watching!
Greetings 🙋🏾 my first time to the channel and I found it to be very resourceful... I learned alot 👍🏿 and Thank you for sharing your skills 🙏🏿✌🏿💯
Welcome to the channel! I'm glad you learned from my videos, but keep in mind I'm not an educational channel, and sometimes there are better and safer ways to do the things I show. I recommend Far North Bushcraft and Survival and Coalcracker Bushcraft for learning. Thanks for watching!
@@wituikbws Although both those channels are very good , give yrself some credit here Nick ... You to have some good content yr providing to us here ... Nice simple setup btw , see ya got another new saw lol no tossing it 😆
Muy buen video! Gracias por compartir!!
¡Gracias! ¡Me alegra que hayas disfrutado!
That´s what i would call style man! Good video, truly relaxing! More of this please. Thx for sharing.Regards.
There's a new video coming this Friday! In the mean-time, I recommend the last few videos I've posted before this one. They're all similar in quality, and you'd likely enjoy them. Thanks for watching!
Looks amazing! I envy all the dry wood, it rains so much in my area
Thanks!! The pine beetle came through in the early 2000’s and that’s what caused it all to die. Before, dry wood was so scarce people would have to kill trees to make their own dead standing wood to then cut down and use
@@wituikbws That good ol pine beatle
Just found your channel and it is great!! Thank you for doing this fine work!
Thanks and welcome to the channel! More videos coming soon.
Hey there Nicholas. Very good video, that was a great set up for your shelter. Seems like you are always well prepared! Thanks much for sharing your video.
Hey! Thank you for watching! More coming soon!
Really awesome night out. Everything looked great for a nice comfortable setup. I used to have one of those candle lanterns and liked it a lot... need to look for a new one. Very practical. Dinner over the fire always tastes better, and the potato/onion mix looked good with the grouse. Cowboy coffee in the morning hits the spot and gets the day going. Glad you had the chance to get out and enjoy an evening. Peace from Arizona. Pete
Those candle lanterns are great, but I find the cost of the candles a bit much and since I can't make them myself, I likely will be switching over to my kerosene lanterns after I run out. Speaking of coffee, I should go make some, haha! Thanks for watching, new video coming out on Friday (hopefully)!
@@wituikbws Yeah, I hear ya. I've got my old (25+ years and counting) Coleman propane lantern for most trips, but I still like the candle lantern for solo and/or nostalgic trips. Looking forward to the next video on Friday... I'm subscribed, so I'll watch it when notified. Cheers!
You need to whittle yourself a handle for your ferro rod my friend....great video.....subed !
Cracking video mate very well put together looked like a great night out atvb Jimmy 😎😎👍👍
Thanks! It was 😁
Very nice video!
Thank you!
Great video👍
Great night out Nicholas. Putting some wood up. I would guess you are heading back to this location at some point. Looking forward to it.
Nate
That's the plan! I'm thinking of heading back when there's snow on the ground (so in a few days 😑) Thanks for watching!
Another beauty, bud!!
Thanks again!
Wow what a resource rich environment . Great camp and shelter build with alternative to regular tent pegs . Glad to see you cooking and eating better . Have you gotten your first bear yet . Be safe and good hunting . Thanks for sharing your adventure .
It can be, but I can't help but miss birch and cedar trees. I haven't gotten a bear yet - actually haven't even been hunting for big game yet this year. Too busy filming and editing to find the time sadly. Thanks for watching!
Lovin' every minute!!! Keep 'em comin'!!
Will do!!
Awesome trip! What did you use to preserve your meat like that Grouse?
Hi mate!, no “heavy rain” this time 🤣🤣🤣👍🏻
Dear Sir , what is the Axe & Bowie knife that you are using in this video .... Please 😊...
Thanku very much
Mike Jones Knife & Tool for the knife, and the axe is a Walter's Black Diamond
Thanks for taking me alone with you..It was a breath of fresh air for me. If you had to describe the taste of grouse, What would you compare it too? Thanks!
I find that just about all meat tastes like beef, even pigeon and bear, so I'm probably not the best to ask! 😆 If I had to choose, it's maybe closer to turkey than anything, but I haven't tried any other grouse than ruffed. I know spruce grouse have a very different flavour. Thanks for watching!
Man... I fell away for a year and haven't watched but just now realized how much I missed seeing your stuff... Great video as always... BUT..... Where is Marie????
Where'd you get that awesome knife?
It's a custom piece I designed and had built by Mike Jones Knife & Tool out of Quesnel, BC. Best knifemaker there is, go check him out!
@@wituikbws Will do, thanks!!
Ca bin ngủ của bạn làm đơn giản, nó thấp lè tè vào ngủ sao được lần sau đi du lịch bụi nên mang theo lều ⛺ trai to hơn để có chỗ nghỉ thoải mái qua đêm 🌃, lời chào đến từ Indonesia
Looked like a fun time Nicholas!! I haven't had Grouse in a long time. Used to shoot a couple for camp meat where we Elk hunted. I like the tarp set-up. You like that over the plow point configuration? I think the plow point is my favorite tarp set. I want to try yours next time out. I replayed the video a few times, I think I see how you did it. You should bring the lady with the cool hat along sometime. Take it easy Cowboy. Roger
It sure was! I've never had the chance to try out a plow point setup due to all my tarps being rectangle shaped, but I imagine I'd love it. I'll have to see what I can do about getting a different tarp for a video! Marie is stuck down in America at the moment, so unfortunately she won't be able to come up here right away - but soon! We have some plans to rebuild my old "long-termp camp" as well as some other fun videos. Thanks, and you take it easy too!
Hi. I saw that there were fires in your area. How were you doing during this time? Was the fire a threat to you and your loved ones? Regards. A good movie and you showed something new as usual.
Hey! There were lots of fires this year, many of them very close to where I live, but none of them were concerning to us. We've been around many wildfires, and I grey up with them every summer down in southern British Columbia. Unless the fire is moving right towards us at an alarming rate, we tend to just let it be since there is nothing we can do about it anyways. Thanks for watching! New videos coming soon!
Hey man! I love your videos so much! I would love to start camping but I am a complete newby, what advice would you give on how to start doing it? Also, where did you learn all those cool skills you have? :)
I'd recommend watching and reading as much information as you can, then practicing until you get confident and safe with your skills. My go-to is Far North Bushcraft and Survival and Coalcracker Bushcraft to learn 👍
I just found your channel. Kinda weird without talking. But I enjoyed it I subscribed
The genre of videos I make are a bit different than what most are use to, but I'm glad you enjoyed! Thanks for subscribing - there are more videos coming soon!
@@wituikbws I'm glad I went back and watched some of the old ones. I really enjoyed. Can't wait for new ones
Hey there amigo !! 😀
Very nice camp set up.
Practice makes for perfection 👍🏽
Also wanted to thank you for the easier to read screen print !!!!!!
I don't have a home computer. I rely on my cell phone for pretty much everything.
Sunscreen reading is not that easy on that tiny little phone. But as my eyes get older I'm hoping to move up to a laptop, make it a little easier on me 😁.
So thanks 😊
The great novelist Louis L'Amour once said that you could tell a lot about a man by the way he set his camp. I think he would certainly feel comfortable at your place !!! ( If he was still with us that is lol ).
Chow looked really delicious 😋 ...
I can't help but wonder how many people watching your video truly realize how much time and patience it takes to prepare when you're out in the outback???
You can't throw it in the microwave and you can't throw it in the oven lol 😂
Keeps a guy bizy !!
Of course this is just part of the reason why when you do get to eat it tastes so good nothing like outdoor Chow because you worked for it 👍🏽🙏
Big shout out to the guy that made your knife ( I forget the name ) it really takes a honing well !!!!
And I'm sure I'm repeating myself but I really appreciate a guy who keeps his knife that sharp that you can shave those sticks like that some people don't know what a really truly sharp knife is and just how much work it takes to get it there. Once you get it there it's all about the maintenance and a little bit of stropping maybe an occasional ultra fine workout on a stone but it is well worth it !!!! ( Axe too ! ). I. Am glad you are back to videos 👍🏽😊. I have talked to TH-cam Friends who talk about how much time is put into setting up the camera, preparing the shots, let alone the editing. It's a commitment !! really appreciate your commitment to it and there's nothing wrong with taking a break here and there and I think we're all still be here when you come back so really really appreciate having you back and enjoying them !!! BTW, don't ya just love bank line over the days of paracord !!!
Lighter tighter and smaller package 🤠👍🏽.
As always look forward to the next one !!!
Sounds like there's going to be some real work involved there !!! Lol. Well take care of yourself Nicholas, be good to yourself, and cheers to the Great outdoors !!
Hey! I'm glad you found the print easier to read. I upped the size quite a bit from the older videos. I wonder the same things, and I appreciate the people that have an idea what it takes to produce these videos. Being out there is challenging enough, then lugging around a camera while filming a video with a loose "script" to follow is even harder, haha! I love bankline! Much better than paracord. More videos coming soon, and thanks for watching!
Another fine video my friend. Just wondering what caliber is your rifle and is Marie gonna be in upcoming videos? I think you and her are great together in the bush, just asking. Russ Pennsylvania USA
Thank you! My rifle's chambered in .45-70 Government, and I usually have HSM bear loads in it for the grizzly and moose. Marie will be back sometimes soon, she's stuck down in America at the moment. Thanks for watching!
what camera do you use
What tarp are you using here? I like how it has loops instead of grommet holes. I was looking at that gum blanket you used in another episode too. I want one but can't find one anywhere!
This is an Aquaquest 10x7 silnylon tarp, however I don't recommend it. It has it's benefits being super light and packable, but I swear, every time I set this thing up it gets a new hole in it. I'm moving onto oilcloth canvas as a replacement
That's a cool rifle but I haven't seen you use it. Do you target practice?
Good Bushcraft camping. Show me more. 👍👍👍
I use to make lots of range shooting videos on my channel, but at the time, TH-cam was going through a phase of demonetizing just about anyone that used a gun, so I had to remove them to keep my channel in good standing. TH-cam has since fixed their stupid policies and I could start posting them again, but ammo is hard to come by out here and the price was already outrageous pre-shortage for .45-70 Government. I don't even want to know how much it costs per round now, haha! Thanks for watching!
@@wituikbws That's sad too ... not getting into politics here but I'm sure you know what's happening by now 🤔..😢
Nice video .. what is your camera and lens?..👍
Thanks! Unfortunately that is confidential information, haha! 😉
@@wituikbws Ahhh 😢 lol , there ya have it folks 🤣 lol
Is this some kind of rubber hunting boots? They r good 4 long walks?
They’re Baffin Hunter boots, made of rubber, and are very comfortable for long walks (in my opinion), but the quality and durability of these boots is absolutely awful. I’ve had them for about 3 weeks at the point of filming this video, and they got a large hole in them by the end of this trip. Right now they are cracking and splitting apart on the stress points, and are pretty much ruined. Avoid these boots if you can 👎
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Hi, nice video. What is that for a knive you used?
Hi! It's a custom knife I designed and had built by Mike Jones Knife & Tool
Me sorprende que vayas con el rifle para simplemente pasar la noche. Me imagino que es por la presencia de osos grizzly.
Aqui en España (Europa) salgo a hacer bushcraft sin problema ninguno, ya que lo mas peligroso que te puedes encontrar es un cerdo salvaje.
Muy buen video. Saludos.
De hecho, el rifle va a todos lados. En mi silla de montar dondequiera que viaje, en mi camión dondequiera que conduzca y, por supuesto, dondequiera que camine en el monte. Vivo en una región muy, muy remota de la Columbia Británica, llena de osos pardos, osos negros, pumas, vacas enojadas y alces toro (los más peligrosos), e incluso algún que otro semental salvaje que puede tener un problema conmigo o con mi caballos. Aparte de los propósitos de protección, también es una herramienta de supervivencia extremadamente importante. En un escenario de supervivencia, la capacidad de disparar algo de cena sería excelente, pero lo más importante es que tener la capacidad de usarlo para pedir ayuda podría significar vida o muerte, especialmente aquí donde una región más grande que algunos estados de EE. UU. (Como Vermont) tiene un población menor que el promedio de una pequeña ciudad. ¡Espero que te dé un poco de información! ¡Gracias por ver y comentar! Usando el traductor de Google, lo siento si hay algún error
@@wituikbws Se entiende perfectamente. Me hizo gracia lo de vacas enojadas. Jajaja.
Aqui en España no se permite portar armas si no es exclusivamente para el deporte de la caza bajo vigilancia de las autoridades y los agentes de la ley.
Tampoco es que ir a la montaña sea peligroso.
Espero impaciente tu siguiente video.
Saludos.
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What pack do you carry ?
Camp Trails frame pack of some kind. I think..
What is the most threatening animal in the mountains？
Cow and bull moose and grizzly bear👍
@@wituikbws The guy in that hand must be a trustworthy partner. Your video is very exciting, I will always follow it, good luck to you!
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A camping video without eggs and bacon for breakfast is not a camping video.
I purposely don’t film breakfast aside from making coffee or tea as it takes a ton of time and is too close in the video to when I cooked dinner the night before. It ends up making the video feel too repetitive and boring, but I’ll make some eggs and bacon in one soon though, likely in one of my short-term camps! 👍
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Tu est seul ? Et beauté qui était avec toi ? La belle fille
How bout showing us something useful like how to keep your socks up in rubber boots ?
Tight socks, that’s my solution 😆
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@@wituikbws 😤 lol ... and that's the bottom line ... wtg N