Camping in the Woods like ROBIN HOOD - Military Poncho Tent
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Date: 2019-09-10
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stacy gabbard
Excellent video I can't wait to see more video's including Jack's. When he gets mature enough for you to take him along he may steal your show. I have been interested in camping for quiet some time now. I have always leaned towards bigger tents but now I see smaller is better for retaining heat. I may get a dual lava system and go it alone. Not to many people share my enthusiasm of the great outdoors like I do, so I'll do ir on my own. I have learned so much by watching your video's. Thanks.
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Excellent video I can't wait to see more video's including Jack's. When he gets mature enough for you to take him along he may steal your show. I have been interested in camping for quiet some time now. I have always leaned towards bigger tents but now I see smaller is better for retaining heat. I may get a dual lava system and go it alone. Not to many people share my enthusiasm of the great outdoors like I do, so I'll do ir on my own. I have learned so much by watching your video's. Thanks.
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Covert Farts
Content for your website. Would be cool to see an 'Instruction' page maybe where you have different types of knots and how to make them maybe with a few picture examples. You can have a informational pages on what type of tents or sleeping bags for what temperatures. Bushcraft, what plants bushes or trees you can consume or use and in what ways and how. For people who want to learn by reading and seeing a few pic examples. In a nutshell: A manual for everything in a basic way i guess.
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Content for your website. Would be cool to see an 'Instruction' page maybe where you have different types of knots and how to make them maybe with a few picture examples. You can have a informational pages on what type of tents or sleeping bags for what temperatures. Bushcraft, what plants bushes or trees you can consume or use and in what ways and how. For people who want to learn by reading and seeing a few pic examples. In a nutshell: A manual for everything in a basic way i guess.
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strawberryoes
I would love a gear list on your site recording gear, the clothes (trousers, boots), bags and so on. You talk about the tents and cooking gear a lot, but not the others so much. I also have a question Ive not yet found an answer to: the woods that you built the cabin in, and the bushcraft camp: is that public land people don't visit much, or privately owned land (whether yours or someone else's) that you have permission to use?
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I would love a gear list on your site recording gear, the clothes (trousers, boots), bags and so on. You talk about the tents and cooking gear a lot, but not the others so much. I also have a question Ive not yet found an answer to: the woods that you built the cabin in, and the bushcraft camp: is that public land people don't visit much, or privately owned land (whether yours or someone else's) that you have permission to use?
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Unstoppable Tramp
Just shows that you don't need much to be out in the woods. Can I ask where you got your bound journal from? I do like that a lot and I am trying to put off making one as I have enough on my plate lol. PS I would be interested in hearing your take on some prototypes I am working on. They are my last couple of videos so far and who knows, I could potentially send you stuff for review. Good video Mike, cheers, Subbed
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Just shows that you don't need much to be out in the woods. Can I ask where you got your bound journal from? I do like that a lot and I am trying to put off making one as I have enough on my plate lol. PS I would be interested in hearing your take on some prototypes I am working on. They are my last couple of videos so far and who knows, I could potentially send you stuff for review. Good video Mike, cheers, Subbed
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ClashixTV
cool video m8, watched TA Fishing for years and thought I'd check out your videos. Makes me wanna get outside and just forget about the world and my worries if for a moment. I know you probably don't care but you should take some sea salt with u to pack into your steak, like 30 mins before u cook it, it penetrates the steak and helps tenderise it as well as making it more tasty. sure you know this but ye cool videos m8
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cool video m8, watched TA Fishing for years and thought I'd check out your videos. Makes me wanna get outside and just forget about the world and my worries if for a moment. I know you probably don't care but you should take some sea salt with u to pack into your steak, like 30 mins before u cook it, it penetrates the steak and helps tenderise it as well as making it more tasty. sure you know this but ye cool videos m8
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tberry7348
I've seen allot of survival videos and your the first person I've ever seen make lighting a fire with flint and steel look easy. Many YouTube survivalists do it every video even though they have a lighter in there pocket and struggle forever trying to light the fire but you spend a few minutes doing prep work and light the fire instantly everytime. I'm impressed Love the video keep it up Thank you
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I've seen allot of survival videos and your the first person I've ever seen make lighting a fire with flint and steel look easy. Many YouTube survivalists do it every video even though they have a lighter in there pocket and struggle forever trying to light the fire but you spend a few minutes doing prep work and light the fire instantly everytime. I'm impressed Love the video keep it up Thank you
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Shadow X
Ive been wondering about cooking over an open fire in a coniferous forest. Does evergreen wood impart an odd, or unpleasant flavor to food? I live where we have both evergreen and hardwood trees, but am moving soon to northern Washington, where Ill have pretty much just conifers. Been wondering how thats going to affect my campfire cooking, as Im accustomed to cooking only with hardwood.
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Ive been wondering about cooking over an open fire in a coniferous forest. Does evergreen wood impart an odd, or unpleasant flavor to food? I live where we have both evergreen and hardwood trees, but am moving soon to northern Washington, where Ill have pretty much just conifers. Been wondering how thats going to affect my campfire cooking, as Im accustomed to cooking only with hardwood.
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Gib Mattson
I've just bought one of those Polish tents off ebay. Been a bit tricky figuring out how to pitch it properly cos there's no instructions with it. But still, its' very good and like you say, versatile. I like the fact that you can just use one of the ponchos as a shelter if you want. I had'nt figured out how to string it up from the top so that was a very useful video. Thanks.
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I've just bought one of those Polish tents off ebay. Been a bit tricky figuring out how to pitch it properly cos there's no instructions with it. But still, its' very good and like you say, versatile. I like the fact that you can just use one of the ponchos as a shelter if you want. I had'nt figured out how to string it up from the top so that was a very useful video. Thanks.
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Edward Emmons
I used the U. S. Army version of the two poncho shelters throughout Vietnam and usually slept quite comfortably. Those shelters Ideally consisted of two ponchos, three empty mortar round boxes, one or two poncho liners, and an air mattress. However, we usually had to wait until later in the evening to fall asleep as contact usually initiated around 8: 00 PM.
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I used the U. S. Army version of the two poncho shelters throughout Vietnam and usually slept quite comfortably. Those shelters Ideally consisted of two ponchos, three empty mortar round boxes, one or two poncho liners, and an air mattress. However, we usually had to wait until later in the evening to fall asleep as contact usually initiated around 8: 00 PM.
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Tim Lipinski
Great video Have a Rip Stop Nylon Poncho/Tarp with Grommets and Double Sided Snaps. The only con is the tag says Made in China This Poncho/Tarp is great for a Day Pack with four MSR Aluminium T Stakes and Par Cord. A Day Pack with The Ten Essentials by the Seattle Mountaineers will keep you safe overnight and bring you home the next day. tjl
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Great video Have a Rip Stop Nylon Poncho/Tarp with Grommets and Double Sided Snaps. The only con is the tag says Made in China This Poncho/Tarp is great for a Day Pack with four MSR Aluminium T Stakes and Par Cord. A Day Pack with The Ten Essentials by the Seattle Mountaineers will keep you safe overnight and bring you home the next day. tjl
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