Bushcraft Camp Update 13 - Primitive Shelter, Fire Pit Cooking, Overnight Camp
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Date: 2019-09-10
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emiliano echeverria
hey you guys been loving your videos, about this fish recipe, im from ensenada baja california mexico. and ensenada its famous for its fish tacos, and it's a lot like the fish you cooked in this video. so here it is if you care to try it. thin strips of fish to fit inside a tortilla (shark it's what we use for fish tacos) batter mix: flour salmustardbeerbaking powder just a bitoregano2 eggsthe batter will come yellowish because of the mustard. deep fry the fish as you did to a crunchy texture or gold colorwe serve the fish in a tortilla withdiced tomatoes, onions, green pepersguacamole (mashed avocados with milk to a creamy consistency)a few drops of limesalt to tasteoh forgot also we make a topping of mayonnaise diluted in milk to a creamy consistency and wujuhhhh ensenada fish tacos.
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hey you guys been loving your videos, about this fish recipe, im from ensenada baja california mexico. and ensenada its famous for its fish tacos, and it's a lot like the fish you cooked in this video. so here it is if you care to try it. thin strips of fish to fit inside a tortilla (shark it's what we use for fish tacos) batter mix: flour salmustardbeerbaking powder just a bitoregano2 eggsthe batter will come yellowish because of the mustard. deep fry the fish as you did to a crunchy texture or gold colorwe serve the fish in a tortilla withdiced tomatoes, onions, green pepersguacamole (mashed avocados with milk to a creamy consistency)a few drops of limesalt to tasteoh forgot also we make a topping of mayonnaise diluted in milk to a creamy consistency and wujuhhhh ensenada fish tacos.
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owl3764
Nice update Mike. The Fort looks amazing, reminds me of the historical forts made over in the US in the early days. The cod looked amazing too, not that I'd be caught ever drinking that brand, might be ok for beer batter though. The only advice I might give is to get your tarp out over the outer wall so that when it's pssing down, the rain runs down the the outside of your camp wall and not down the inner wall. Great videos and love the effort you put in to record your adventures. Love what what you do and the effort you put in to bring us along. Thank You so much for us old guys that can't get around so well anymore, but still love the lifestyle.
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Nice update Mike. The Fort looks amazing, reminds me of the historical forts made over in the US in the early days. The cod looked amazing too, not that I'd be caught ever drinking that brand, might be ok for beer batter though. The only advice I might give is to get your tarp out over the outer wall so that when it's pssing down, the rain runs down the the outside of your camp wall and not down the inner wall. Great videos and love the effort you put in to record your adventures. Love what what you do and the effort you put in to bring us along. Thank You so much for us old guys that can't get around so well anymore, but still love the lifestyle.
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Walter Holland
Pioneers in North America learned early on to build their forts/camps in a clearing so as to avoid the damage brought about by felled trees during a storm. Nevertheless, I enjoyed watching the construction of this childhood dream. My brothers and our friends built similar structures when we were kids yet not so complex. I loved the cooking portion. Well done Yet I must say the 'boil in the bag rice' came along after we were full grown. Not to mention the salt and pepper grinders in a Bush Craft video.
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Pioneers in North America learned early on to build their forts/camps in a clearing so as to avoid the damage brought about by felled trees during a storm. Nevertheless, I enjoyed watching the construction of this childhood dream. My brothers and our friends built similar structures when we were kids yet not so complex. I loved the cooking portion. Well done Yet I must say the 'boil in the bag rice' came along after we were full grown. Not to mention the salt and pepper grinders in a Bush Craft video.
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Thad Carr
Waterproofing error in wall When you were adding the poles for the wall under the green tarp, If you would have wound the green tarp over the top pole in the wall, instead of tucking it under, it would encourage even more rain to run outside of the wall instead of down the inside as it will now. yes you filled with bracken, but that will also act as a sponge. not trying to tell you what to do as you are doing a great job already, just one small idea.
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Waterproofing error in wall When you were adding the poles for the wall under the green tarp, If you would have wound the green tarp over the top pole in the wall, instead of tucking it under, it would encourage even more rain to run outside of the wall instead of down the inside as it will now. yes you filled with bracken, but that will also act as a sponge. not trying to tell you what to do as you are doing a great job already, just one small idea.
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Andy Douglass
Great job and it was nice to see someone use the back of a knife for striking the fire steel, the way it's supposed to be done. One thing I might do different is the pine needle/mulch insulation on top of the tarp. It will get heavier after a rain, and when it is full of moisture, it will be a big heat sink, robbing your heat to evaporate the water. My biggest concern for it is that an ember lands in it when it is dry, it would be a quick fire.
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Great job and it was nice to see someone use the back of a knife for striking the fire steel, the way it's supposed to be done. One thing I might do different is the pine needle/mulch insulation on top of the tarp. It will get heavier after a rain, and when it is full of moisture, it will be a big heat sink, robbing your heat to evaporate the water. My biggest concern for it is that an ember lands in it when it is dry, it would be a quick fire.
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axelbrode
Your opening cinematography is second to none and when combined with the awesome sound track you lead your followers into the ever popular world of Bush Craft and we are transported from our computer chairs into the deep woods to spend time with our friends Mike and Graeme. Then suddenly there is a loud voice shouting Honey, Did You take out the Garbage, it is then that reality sets in. Keep up the great work. Florida, USA
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Your opening cinematography is second to none and when combined with the awesome sound track you lead your followers into the ever popular world of Bush Craft and we are transported from our computer chairs into the deep woods to spend time with our friends Mike and Graeme. Then suddenly there is a loud voice shouting Honey, Did You take out the Garbage, it is then that reality sets in. Keep up the great work. Florida, USA
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paul sticks
Oh yeah forgot to tell you, the easiest way is to bring a small piece of steel pipe, dig a small downward trench into fire pit a put one end at the base of fire, the air will feed thru and bang a supercharged smokeless fire. We have made them as small as your fist(great because you can just set your pot or frying pan rite on top the air is fed from below) or the size of a basket ball.
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Oh yeah forgot to tell you, the easiest way is to bring a small piece of steel pipe, dig a small downward trench into fire pit a put one end at the base of fire, the air will feed thru and bang a supercharged smokeless fire. We have made them as small as your fist(great because you can just set your pot or frying pan rite on top the air is fed from below) or the size of a basket ball.
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Ari Adams
You're doing a beautiful job on the shelter - wish I'd had that skill when I was younger and we used to build forts to play in. would have been the envy of all the kids to have one like that. As for cooking; you need cast iron cookware - with a Dutch oven you can cook anything. Thanks for your videos; I enjoy them so much they help me sleep
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You're doing a beautiful job on the shelter - wish I'd had that skill when I was younger and we used to build forts to play in. would have been the envy of all the kids to have one like that. As for cooking; you need cast iron cookware - with a Dutch oven you can cook anything. Thanks for your videos; I enjoy them so much they help me sleep
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LillyMay Patterson
I am so glad you put these in order. I know it is gone & you moving on. Still this build is worth watching again. Did you know para-cord is flammable? I tried to burn the ends one day & nearly burnt down my house. Not really, but it scared me pretty good. I think now it is suppose to be a fire starter for the woodsman. Thanks.
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I am so glad you put these in order. I know it is gone & you moving on. Still this build is worth watching again. Did you know para-cord is flammable? I tried to burn the ends one day & nearly burnt down my house. Not really, but it scared me pretty good. I think now it is suppose to be a fire starter for the woodsman. Thanks.
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CA Medic
Hey mate nicely done on the bushcraft. If you are still making improvements would recommend notching the logs under the bed to prevent any rolling and as for the walls. use dirt and water mix to make a mud and put that on the walls for a filler. I have seen that done on numerous other videos and works.
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Hey mate nicely done on the bushcraft. If you are still making improvements would recommend notching the logs under the bed to prevent any rolling and as for the walls. use dirt and water mix to make a mud and put that on the walls for a filler. I have seen that done on numerous other videos and works.
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