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Thank you for your safety knowledge of camping. Love camping ❤

Nice explanation video

When I saw your motorcycle and then all that camping gear I was thinking wtf - how did he pack all that? Haha then later I see I think your wife and a whole campsite. 😂

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I would think about adding small wire cutters for fences. Everything is so organized but I would make a dedicated fire kit. Your fire supplies are spread out in the pack. Maybe some extra cash you can store in the knife sharpening kit behind the plates. A neck gaiter is useful. Leuko tape. A charging cord for the 3 major charging cord styles. Anti chaff stick. Contractors bags. A flare stick. A sniper veil for camouflage. A map of your county or state. Dyneema thread for sewing. Dedicated sunglasses to the bag.

Great video! When we camp with family our tradition has become to make food the event. Big breakfast, big lunch, big dinner. It helps ground the day, and sets a schedule. Wake up, make breakfast, eat, clean up. Couple hours pass. Prep lunch, cook, eat, clean up. Couple hours pass. Prep dinner, cook, eat, clean up. Then by this point you're getting the fire going, and the day is waning. So if you find your time is loose, consider packing in some proper recipes that take some time. I love cooking enough as it is, but cooking outside just hits differently, especially if you're cooking for others too. And to me camping is about connection, and that includes connecting with your food. So leave your comfort zone, if you aren't much of a cook, and try something new.

Thank you for the video. It really covered the quiet that can be found camping. People don’t understand why I solo camp because they think something must be happening all of the time. Cheers and safe travels

I never knew it was possible to be bored while camping! 🤔

I've never been camping hoping I do one day. But you see that lake behind you I would never be bored while I have a rod in my hands.

Well said Very good pointers Love your advise Thank you

That's great advice I love solo camping just to get away from everything the natural sound and sight of being at camp

Great tips 👍🏿

Excellent video, very informative , thanks 👍🇦🇺

I like to have a practice of stopping every so often, no matter what im doing, just stop, listen and breath in through the nose deep breaths. Biggest things at your advantage are you're senses! Just stumbled upon your channel with the go bag video, watched this one as well, about to watch some more! Super awesome channel!!!!

I will say these are very good tips, but all I can think of is how paranoid Americans are compared to other places. A lot of Americans just assume everyone is out to get them or malicious. Maybe things are different down there and that’s reality. In Canada, a lot of these things would never be a concern. Obviously common sense takes precedent though, but it is interest to see our cultural differences

If you're THAT concerned....just stay home!

Loved watching you cook. First time viewing your channel from North Carolina.

Please pick up a table cloth for the picnic table 😅

Aw what a nice video. Almost feels like I was there with y’all. l’ll bring the dessert next time 🤭

Breakfast tastes better when camping vs in your own kitchen. By the way, real butter is healthier than that synthetic fake stuff. Thanks for the video from New England!

Sending love to you two from Banff, Canada.

Good bits of advice. What do you think about using a gun with blanks to scare eventual intruders or wild animals? Hope that noise will scare them off.

I Cary I'm a single person always

Excellent! Thanks! I've never camped before but I want to and I don't know what to expect of wild animals or bad humans..

I always carry a gun, a knife, a couple of cans of bear-spray, always tell trusted loved-ones exactly where you are camping. I agree with this young man, trust your gut feelings! If you see beer cans, alcohol bottles, needles, things of that nature, leave immediately. Never camp alone, it's sort of boring. I always bring my dog, since my dog is my best friend. The extra tent is good too, or use the tent to store things, sleep in your truck or van for security. Always have escape routes. Stand your ground, don't take crap, don't act weak.

God is in charge

Show us washing you hands, caveman. All about optics my man!

I prefer charcoal vs gas! Does anybody else agree?

New subscriber here i luv your vibe

I've been watching Camp safety videos for hours now and I can't believe not a single person suggested the $5 perimeter alarm. Cheap fishing line and some craft shop bells. Only good for light sleepers though I guess.😅

Its frustrating when we go out into the wilderness to get into nature, solitude and peace only to have to deal with people who don't follow any consideration.

good lookin food man, gonna try to make it too.

Thank you, for putting out wholesome content for us to enjoy! 🍁🍀🍁

Just started watching...already know it's gunna be a good one

Great message. Thank you.

A word about the Decoy Tent; Don't make it a small 2 man model. You can get a 4 man dome off C-list for next to nothing, but 2-man might actually cost more because they're generally made for more dedicated users and are a better tent. A bigger tent tells others that there is more than just one extra person nearby. Could be several. My personal solo tent is 7x8ft and 6'8" high. I haven't done the decoy thing myself because I'm pretty intimidating 9been told), and, very wary. As to firearms, when I get to a spot and I haven't seen anyone on the way in, I usually fire off several rounds in a safe direction, just to let others nearby know that I'm there. If I hear vehicle noise at any time while I'm there, I fire off several more, very quickly. Then I listen. If the noise stops then goes away - all the good. If not, I fire off many more. It almost always results in solitude. I don't mind if others think I'm unpredictable. Sometimes, I hear a signal honk, then they come closer, letting me know they are there. That type usually results in a friendly conversation and good neighbors. Along those lines, if I'm alone, I wear a big shiny stainless revolver that I'm well practiced with. Anyone entering my camp or even from a distance, will see it. If they keep coming, they'll see it unholstered. It made an impression on two meth heads one time, who left immediately.

Great looking forward to them

When are going to do some more of your moto camping I really enjoyed those videos

Nice little spot there. Love the night time around the campfire. 😊

One of the best i saw , in spite of the water purification stuff i would carry real Water, maybe a 1lt bottle , i guess you could trade it in terms of weight with other stuff like some parts of the sewing kit , the extra grayl filter...i N95 mask , ok, but you probably could replace it with that orange /cloth /shemag even if wet. I also would trade the second headlamp with the equivalent or less weight with a couple of chemlights , if a super EMP , got your lights burnt , by the way your hand light seemed a Surefire to me , that is a top and excelent choice , is it a surefire ? You seem solid ...i will subscribe, all the best from Portugal.

my favorite time @3:20

I really enjoyed this video, especially when you were talking around the fire at night. Thanks for the video! Looking forward to the next. 🍀🍁🍀

Thank you for sharing, this incredibly relaxing episode. It's very nice. I needed to getaway into solitude!

Men who are kind and compassionate to their animals, particularly their pet dogs are the best! Their dogs respond with loyalty and protection.

I never go solo camping, I always bring my dog with me!😂 By the way, breakfast looked great!...

Man himself is intent to destroy everything you spoke of. We are truly our own worst enemies.

We've never had an issue with camp hosts; keep things clean and well organized. Most campgrounds require that you keep your dog on a 6' leash, but the last several camping trips I've made, I've tested the boundaries of my dog's training, and she's proven to be a trooper. She stays right beside me, follows recall commands without effort, and with few excepts is very non-reactive around other dogs. Not once has a camp host commented about her being off leash. Good little guard dog, too, once nightfall hits and things settle down.

As a Florida camper, there's only two things in the woods that make me really nervous: wild hogs (who can be extremely aggressive at the mere sight of a person in their territory) and my fellow man. With the exception of the hogs, and keeping a vigilant eye out for venomous snakes sunning themselves at the edge of a narrow trail or near water, I'll take my chances with the bears, panthers, bobcats, deer, alligators...WHATEVER...over an encounter with the wrong sort of person/people. A dog is always your first line of defense, especially if you don't have an "emotionally shallow" breed of dog who is friendly toward everyone and is naturally suspicious of strangers and will make it known. If your dog is reacting to someone in fairly close proximity and is getting a vibe from that person, they will LET YOU KNOW. If the dog isn't enough of a deterrent, keep plan S&W at the ready.

A Big Thank You... These Common Sense concepts apparently aren't anymore... We have the same rules even when you have a large slide-in truck camper... We also use Motion Sensor Lights, Driveway alarms, Perimeter Trip-wires with 12ga. Note... No matter what weapon you have, It's Useless if you Need it... If it is in the Truck, Camper or Tent, and not within Reach.

Good solid advice for anyone going camping.