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Bushcraft Camp Update 9 - FIRE, SHELTER, COOKING & LOG STORE

Bushcraft Camp Update 9 - FIRE, SHELTER, COOKING & LOG STORE

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Rating: 4.0; Vote: 1
I've made some big changes to the bushcraft camp since the previous update video. As well as finishing the perimeter walls, I built a log store, completely redesigned the primary shelter, and improved the secondary shelter setup. I bought my puppy Jaxx along with me (breed - Jack Russell Terrier. He loves coming to the camp It's his den now and he feels right at home there. I still have more improvements that I want to make to the camp - what are your suggestions?
Date: 2019-09-10

Comments and reviews: 10


Loved your video, first one I've watched, very cool editing style, extremely entertaining and fun to watch. Boots? Hatchet? If yours happen to be super expensive, any recommendations on some cheaper ones? No specific budget but I don't need to spend 300 on equipment right now. Just got divorced, lost most of my stuff in the move, and it was old stuff, sturdy, good, expensive stuff, but old stuff. Sad I lost it, and looking to get good gear, for a low price, and then upgrade it over time, so as many recommendations you can make, they are all appreciated. Could use a new knife, although that is one of the things I didn't lose, still a great recommendation, as well as tarps, everyones reviews on them are trash, trying to make sure I won't get equipment that will break after a couple uses. Aswell as I saw your description list, I suppose I should take those as good suggestions? What was the twine I saw everywhere on everything you stuck together? Looks like its holding up well.
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I love these videos. Thank you so much for posting these. My only complaint is that you have made me absolutely envious of your tinder pouch. I simply must have a leather tinder pouch now. So, if nothing else, you have set me on a quest for some leather crafting work as I set out to make my own leather tinder pouchAnd, of course, I must either find a friend with some land or purchase some land to begin my own Bushcraft adventure. Your fort/camp is wonderful. Keep it up
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Just recently found your videos and I find them pretty interesting so far and then brought back memories from when I was in the Boy Scouts and the Eagle Scouts I'm kind of playing catch-up so I think this is number 10 or 11 but a good job I rarely find this very interesting and for some reason is satisfying to be on this adventure with you like I'm out there with you
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Thanks for another great watch. the small log strips look good all uniform in the wall. I love trees and the natural green. Autumn is my favourite season. then Spring. winter and finally summer which was too hot 2018. thanks for proper teaching and leading. and thank you too Jax for your supporting role. cheers Mike.
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Awesome job man You're very lucky to have such nice wood around you. I'm living in a place now that is so wet and foggy. The woods are all bog and moss and old mans beard is completely taking over. I'm in school now but hopefully I will find some time to do some video's in the months to come.
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I started watching this series early 2016 and stopped somewhere around March or April but I was just thinking about it and am trying to catch up to where you are now. I have to stay this is really such a great series and I've really enjoyed watching all of your videos in this series
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Great looking camp. My only suggestion would be to get long logs lengthwise for your bed, this way they have spring to them. You said you were raising the bed again anyway. Leave enough room under the bed for the heat from your fire to go under there. Nice episode. Thank you.
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Great work Mike Really enjoy watching the videos. I would suggest you fill the walls with moss as in insulator. The Alaskans use it in their log cabins all the time. It's a simple yet effective method of keeping yourself even warmer. Keep up the great work
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just a thought, if you didnt cut that tarp you could have rolled up the extra up on the ridge and in wind and rain you could rope it down to the ground on the other side of the ridge. This would offer you tent like protection in really bad weather.
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Hello sir. Can I give you a nickels worth of free advice? You should do photography. I've been watching your videos for a few years now and your intros are spectacularly beautiful. Well done mate. Great work. It's just my opinion as an artist.
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