Solo Overnight Sleeping in Oilskin Blanket Shelter - Building Bug Torches from Nature
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Date: 2021-06-03
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I do understand the need to keep items in your backpack to a minimum regards tools, but I ve noticed on several videos, when someone is using an axe to clean a length of wood of twigs and small branches, some of them give way very easily, but the swing of the axe momentum keeps going, down and back towards their legs. I find this could be a risk of injury, the axe maybe too heavy a tool for the job. It is a minor point I m making I guess, but I d try packing good quality loppers that could be attached to the outside of the pack, plus anvil secateurs for finer cleaning that have good belt pouches. Stuck in a forest alone with a bad cut on your leg, makes for a rubbish day out, so I d lessen the chances, even experts have such mishaps. I m definitely no expert, not even a reasonable amateur of this subject, but can spot dangers that could be avoided, for what its worth
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I do understand the need to keep items in your backpack to a minimum regards tools, but I ve noticed on several videos, when someone is using an axe to clean a length of wood of twigs and small branches, some of them give way very easily, but the swing of the axe momentum keeps going, down and back towards their legs. I find this could be a risk of injury, the axe maybe too heavy a tool for the job. It is a minor point I m making I guess, but I d try packing good quality loppers that could be attached to the outside of the pack, plus anvil secateurs for finer cleaning that have good belt pouches. Stuck in a forest alone with a bad cut on your leg, makes for a rubbish day out, so I d lessen the chances, even experts have such mishaps. I m definitely no expert, not even a reasonable amateur of this subject, but can spot dangers that could be avoided, for what its worth
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Objective
I did get notifiication, and I watched last week's episode. Loved the mini Round house.
Here it is you have a woolblanket/oilskin and I'm thinking 'he'll to something like an Adirondike set up'. but NOOOOo. you built and full blown Military Wall Tent! You don't do anything half way! What an awesome campout.
Your Knot is a Weaver's Knot. I was taught, your loose tail should go: under, over, over, under. Under the long cord then over the cord, over the loop, then under the loop and through. This knot should tighten against the other knot and prevent both knots from coming loose. Weavers, knitters and crocheters use this knot because you can trim the ends of the tails off.
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I did get notifiication, and I watched last week's episode. Loved the mini Round house.
Here it is you have a woolblanket/oilskin and I'm thinking 'he'll to something like an Adirondike set up'. but NOOOOo. you built and full blown Military Wall Tent! You don't do anything half way! What an awesome campout.
Your Knot is a Weaver's Knot. I was taught, your loose tail should go: under, over, over, under. Under the long cord then over the cord, over the loop, then under the loop and through. This knot should tighten against the other knot and prevent both knots from coming loose. Weavers, knitters and crocheters use this knot because you can trim the ends of the tails off.
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vNoLxve
I really like the idea if bushcraft but I am from the uk as well n with the rules bushcraft is not allowed in public spots so could you give me any place ideas or any tips on how I could find places to bushcraft
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I really like the idea if bushcraft but I am from the uk as well n with the rules bushcraft is not allowed in public spots so could you give me any place ideas or any tips on how I could find places to bushcraft
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Deer
I've been keeping the strings from the tops of bags of animal feed for cordage lately. Those strings are tough, never seem to break down, and I've already bought the things anyway.
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I've been keeping the strings from the tops of bags of animal feed for cordage lately. Those strings are tough, never seem to break down, and I've already bought the things anyway.
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Lana
The english subtitles translate the pouring water into the aeropress as applause hahaha! how appropriate for your new coffee! Congratulations! I can't wait to taste it!
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The english subtitles translate the pouring water into the aeropress as applause hahaha! how appropriate for your new coffee! Congratulations! I can't wait to taste it!
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Vincent
Great little video! nice shelter keep up the amazing work Mike
P. S. got my 2 new hoodies
- brotherhood
- TA original
love them great quality
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Great little video! nice shelter keep up the amazing work Mike
P. S. got my 2 new hoodies
- brotherhood
- TA original
love them great quality
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Tom
I bought a small bug head net a few years back and to this day is one of my best investments, you never realise how bad they can get in the uk!
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I bought a small bug head net a few years back and to this day is one of my best investments, you never realise how bad they can get in the uk!
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brucermarino
Thanks for another great video. Could you use the back of your axe head as a hammer more efficiently than sticks? Thanks again!
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Thanks for another great video. Could you use the back of your axe head as a hammer more efficiently than sticks? Thanks again!
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Dessie
Great video, love your ingenuity. Do you not get bothered by slugs during the night sleeping on the ground in an open shelter
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Great video, love your ingenuity. Do you not get bothered by slugs during the night sleeping on the ground in an open shelter
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