I don't think I've ever eaten so much meat in my life.....!!! Epic Overnighter - I have decided to put the Deer Butchery part as a separate video which will be uploaded to my channel next week so be sure to check you are subscribed and tick the bell to get notifications from the channel! Massive thanks to Squarespace too for sponsoring this video. Building my website has been so easy using their platform. If any of you guys are looking to setup a website I would highly recommend Squarespace. Great for dummies like me who know nothing about website coding etc. Here's a link for you to get 10% off your first purchase to setup your site: www.squarespace.com/taoutdoors Thanks for watching, I hope you enjoy the video!
Amazing guy's, I'm so envious, can you recommend a folding saw to me Mick or where I can go to learn more & get involved, cheers, keep up the good work, looking forward to your website 😁
Show's how important Scouting can be for a young person. From Cub Scout to Sea Explorer's ,and ending with US Naval Sea Cadet. (Boot Camp between sophomore and junior year of High School in San Diego California.) This Video reminded me of the experiences and knowledge I gained from it, and that I used without thinking most of the time throughout my Life. Maybe time i tried to repay it and help the generations behind me. Thank You and Dustin, (which I subscribed too.) for this video and the excellent memories it brought today.
This was one of the best videos I have seen in a long time! All that lovely meat! And I love how Dustin uses so much natural materials this is really inspirational...
This is definitely one of my favorite videos that I have seen on your channel. The knowledge that you both have is incredible. The video is very educational on meat processing and bushcraft preparation on your game. Great upload.
I currently do an outdoor adventure course at my college a bit up in north Yorkshire and i love the stuff you do, although my course is mostly outdoor sport base ( Kayaking, climbing ect) we do bush craft and camping and to top that im also a part of scouting. iv'e loved your videos for ages and you should totally come and do a lecture of a class of bushcraft one day in September! id love a place to do this kind of stuff on a large scale like you but sadly there is little places i can go round my area!
Just dug this out of your archive. Had a great time watching. Even had to crack a beer to enjoy with you two. Thanks for the lessons as always! Keep up the good work.
Skills, man. Awesome. Recently joined a search and rescue team. We mostly use hasty tarp shelters, even in practice because of the massive resources it takes to build a proper shelter, both in time and materials. One person can clear out the easy resources in a single area for just one shelter, not to mention 10 people in a training area you use year after year. That said, it's important to develop skills like a debris of you don't have them. Also RUclips's de- monetization is over kill. Network tv and cable can show all manor of violence, but God forbid you teach a hunting skill on RUclips. On the other hand, I did come across one channel where they guy seemed to be trapping small animals for no reason- he wasn't using the meat, just throwing it out- which certainly isn't a good hunting ethic.
Great video. And an awesome idea to visit other bushcraftcamps. So you get every time a new camp , it's new, one gets new insights, new ideas... And the other channels get new subscribers. What a great collab. Fantastic idea Mike 👍👍👍
For fire by friction. I learned that once you get your ember into your tinder bundle. Wrap your hands around the bundle and let the ember sit for about 30 seconds. This allows the bundle to dry out. Even if you think it is already dry enough. It allows it to get rid of the moisture from the humidity in the air. Then when you blow it will light easier. Just some helpful tips
I’ve been watching your channel for a little while now and love every episode, but it used to be just as a viewer appreciating what you do and your passion for it. ...But I feel like this was the video that opened my eyes, now I get it. :)
Totally Awesome!! Loved the whole thing, except now I'm hungry for a giant slab of ribs, and a pound of jerky. That fire hack at the end just blew up my brain!
Subbed to his channel as well now. Seeing different kinds of setups just make me itch more to find a local land owner willing to let me do this kinda thing.
Wow that was some really cool stuff! Learned a lot in that video. Looking forward to the meat carving video too. Thanks gents! This was very fun to watch.
Brilliant video Mike, what an awesome experience it looks like you had much fun guys. And Dustin is such a lovely person and so knowledgeable. Well done! Thanks for sharing bud.
Great video Mike, love the camp fire cooking. I am a big cast iron and dutch oven cook myself. I always enjoy seeing how others do their thing. I sure would like to see more of these types of videos.
Great video guys. really enjoyed it. it is so true that cooking over a campfire makes the fire taste sooo much better. looks like you guys had an awesome time. cheers
Who Would give these guys thumb down really? This video is awesome! Keep it coming definitely gonna purchase some merch. And plz guys support these guys . my son Trenton is learning so much. Long live Bushcraft!!!!!
Cool video, guys. I'll be checking out Dustin's channel for sure. He has a nice setup there in a good area (diverse woodlands). I've not seen ribs done as he did (merely hung over the open fire) but that seems to work very well. I've not smoked meat over an open fire but I've seen it done before using a method similar to Justin's (plastic sheeting was used instead of cedar/yew boughs; I like Dustin's method better) and I've butchered up my share of deer. What impressed me the most was the cottonball/ash firelighting method. Brilliant......absolutely brilliant. I'm curious if cotton roll bandage would work should cotton balls be unavailable. Keep up the good work, all.
What a fantastic vid Mike. You've outdone yourself once again and it was a pleasure to watch you and your new found friend doing some amazing bushcrafting together. I've never seen that cotton ball/ash hack before and Joe Robinet ought to take notice for losing his fire steel on "Alone" and had to surrender to the elements. Cheers to you both and looking forward to more vids like this.
Excellent video , the content was brilliant. I've never been so hungry watching a cookery program before either....i had to throw a smoked sausage into the micro lol ! The fire lighting looked so easy too. Full marks to the pair of you...cheers 👍
My goodness. I don't think I have salivated so much to a RUclips video lol. Excellent video again Mike will definitely be trying some of Dustin's recipes. Yum yum.
Dustin and you have made a video for my replay list! This was like being in deer camp with a guide to show the process from hanging to butchering to cooking a wide variety of venison dishes. Plus, there was the camaraderie and the camp and its authentic furnishings. The past came back to life in this one. Dustin has plenty of woodcraft skills! Thanks for it all.
You guys are awesome I just herd today you are moving closer To your friend here. Hope to see more videos of you two together reminds me of me and my brother he is also a culinary graduate we enjoy food at the campsite enjoy the content keep up the great videos
I'm only half way done with the video and this is my second comment, I am so jealous!! My brother and I butcher our own and cook while we do it but always back at home . What a great looking time you are having!!
Absolutely love this video from start to finish I watched the butchering vid first so understood the cuts a lot more. Your buddy really knows how to cook meats! And I need to try some of that elderflower champagne!!! Top video from start to finish
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I don't think I've ever eaten so much meat in my life.....!!! Epic Overnighter - I have decided to put the Deer Butchery part as a separate video which will be uploaded to my channel next week so be sure to check you are subscribed and tick the bell to get notifications from the channel!
Massive thanks to Squarespace too for sponsoring this video. Building my website has been so easy using their platform. If any of you guys are looking to setup a website I would highly recommend Squarespace. Great for dummies like me who know nothing about website coding etc. Here's a link for you to get 10% off your first purchase to setup your site: www.squarespace.com/taoutdoors
Thanks for watching, I hope you enjoy the video!
Entertaining and impressive as always
Thank you
TA Outdoors if you ever decide to come to america, northeast Texas has some beautiful pine forrests
imagine if there was a 24 hour TAOUTDOORS live stream
Amazing guy's, I'm so envious, can you recommend a folding saw to me Mick or where I can go to learn more & get involved, cheers, keep up the good work, looking forward to your website 😁
Show's how important Scouting can be for a young person. From Cub Scout to Sea Explorer's ,and ending with US Naval Sea Cadet. (Boot Camp between sophomore and junior year of High School in San Diego California.) This Video reminded me of the experiences and knowledge I gained from it, and that I used without thinking most of the time throughout my Life. Maybe time i tried to repay it and help the generations behind me.
Thank You and Dustin, (which I subscribed too.) for this video and the excellent memories it brought today.
The video is epic. A master class in wild meat, fire and smoke camp cooking.
This was one of the best videos I have seen in a long time! All that lovely meat! And I love how Dustin uses so much natural materials this is really inspirational...
Bushcraft & Country Skills thanks
That cotton ball roll with ash trick is new to me! Awesome hack to learn a new way to make fire! :D Thank you Mike~
the amount of work that goes into these videos is crazy, love the TA outdoors channel, well done and thank you for sharing
Dustin I am sold. Thanks for this awesome collab Mike. I think this is one of my favorite video so far.
Robbie S thanks robbie
WOW Dustin is a bushcraft genius.
Literally one of your best videos you've ever made.
This is definitely one of my favorite videos that I have seen on your channel. The knowledge that you both have is incredible. The video is very educational on meat processing and bushcraft preparation on your game. Great upload.
Brilliant mike. Defiantly one of your of your best videos to date. I’m literally salivating. More of these buddy.
Those ribs were MEAT-ing expectations, I liked how they were cooked in a ROE.
It's nice to meet a FALLOW deer lover.
OH yes baby 1 hour video!! i will enjoy this one, thank you Ta Outdoors :)
I currently do an outdoor adventure course at my college a bit up in north Yorkshire and i love the stuff you do, although my course is mostly outdoor sport base ( Kayaking, climbing ect) we do bush craft and camping and to top that im also a part of scouting. iv'e loved your videos for ages and you should totally come and do a lecture of a class of bushcraft one day in September! id love a place to do this kind of stuff on a large scale like you but sadly there is little places i can go round my area!
Just dug this out of your archive. Had a great time watching. Even had to crack a beer to enjoy with you two. Thanks for the lessons as always! Keep up the good work.
Thats so sustainable and efficient for an overnight...
Skills, man. Awesome. Recently joined a search and rescue team. We mostly use hasty tarp shelters, even in practice because of the massive resources it takes to build a proper shelter, both in time and materials. One person can clear out the easy resources in a single area for just one shelter, not to mention 10 people in a training area you use year after year. That said, it's important to develop skills like a debris of you don't have them. Also RUclips's de- monetization is over kill. Network tv and cable can show all manor of violence, but God forbid you teach a hunting skill on RUclips. On the other hand, I did come across one channel where they guy seemed to be trapping small animals for no reason- he wasn't using the meat, just throwing it out- which certainly isn't a good hunting ethic.
Great video. And an awesome idea to visit other bushcraftcamps. So you get every time a new camp , it's new, one gets new insights, new ideas... And the other channels get new subscribers. What a great collab. Fantastic idea Mike 👍👍👍
Dustin is a brilliant and talented chef he should seriously open his own restaurant, everything he cooks looks delicious
Thanks so much for inspiring me to make my channel! This is so far a really awesome video! Thanks again for everything you do.
I'm impressed with the ability to take that meat apart with a bushcraft knife. Sharpness is truly everything.
For fire by friction. I learned that once you get your ember into your tinder bundle. Wrap your hands around the bundle and let the ember sit for about 30 seconds. This allows the bundle to dry out. Even if you think it is already dry enough. It allows it to get rid of the moisture from the humidity in the air. Then when you blow it will light easier. Just some helpful tips
good god it's great to be english and tohave such wonderful resources.
Your beard game is getting stronger, my dude. #Respect
Cool to see Dustin on camera again, he's awesome.
This video is just AMAZING! hope to see more coop video, no matter with your dad, with Dustin or with Alec again!!
Wow, great video! Dustin is a true bushcraft skills expert.Congrats!
What a fantastic video guys!!! Your taking things to a new level my friend! Forever a fan
This is my favourite TA Outdoors video, you should do another with Dustin at your camp too.
I’ve been watching your channel for a little while now and love every episode, but it used to be just as a viewer appreciating what you do and your passion for it. ...But I feel like this was the video that opened my eyes, now I get it. :)
I got the meat sweats just watching Mike! Venison is my favorite meat to eat. Shoulders, Backstraps, and Hams Oh My!
AWESOME VIDEO! Dustin is the man. Great to see you both together. Learned a lot!! Keep up the "totally awesome" work! Cheers!
Now that's my kind of outdoor grilling! Learned something new today, thanks.
Totally Awesome!! Loved the whole thing, except now I'm hungry for a giant slab of ribs, and a pound of jerky. That fire hack at the end just blew up my brain!
What a perfect way to start my Thursday. Lemme get a cuppa and settle in
Subbed to his channel as well now. Seeing different kinds of setups just make me itch more to find a local land owner willing to let me do this kinda thing.
Wow that was some really cool stuff! Learned a lot in that video. Looking forward to the meat carving video too. Thanks gents! This was very fun to watch.
Good to see you and Dustin team up. Ive camped in those woods many times but wow Dustins camp has sure become 5star bushcraft base! Atb vee
Thanks Vee, Dustin sure does have a great setup!
Brilliant video Mike, what an awesome experience it looks like you had much fun guys. And Dustin is such a lovely person and so knowledgeable. Well done! Thanks for sharing bud.
He's a top lad
Thank you
That last fire trick was amazing. Never seen that before. Visited his page because of it. Great job guys!
Great video Mike, love the camp fire cooking. I am a big cast iron and dutch oven cook myself. I always enjoy seeing how others do their thing. I sure would like to see more of these types of videos.
Great video guys. really enjoyed it. it is so true that cooking over a campfire makes the fire taste sooo much better. looks like you guys had an awesome time. cheers
Absolutely awesome cookout Mike Dustin is such a good cook and very knowledgeable of dressing venison good times
Brilliant video ! He really knows his bushcarft.
I've never even heard of the fire roll technique!!! That's crazy!! Also the amount of ember that bow drill produced was epic...
Who Would give these guys thumb down really? This video is awesome! Keep it coming definitely gonna purchase some merch. And plz guys support these guys . my son Trenton is learning so much. Long live Bushcraft!!!!!
Nice way to warm up b4 my camping trip tomorrow! Thanks
Thanks Mike...it was awesome. Livestream the next one!?!
haha yes mate!
Stellar! Now I want his Elderflower Champagne Recipe!
It was unreal
I can't believe how much you guys ate!! So jealous of the great food you cook. Keep up the great vids!
the bit of bamboo for fire blowing ! very clever an the little stone in pot trick, great videos, keepit up
Awesome the final wool and light ash light up. The courses will help with the understanding of the shelters, inspire thought. cheers on this blog
Hey Mike, I'm from Brasil, and here we don't have this amazings places to camp and bushcraft. love your videos!!
I love the “CaveMan” Purse. 😂 I’m jealous. Great video guys. Keep up the good work.
Awesome vid mate! Really enjoyed that one. Dustin seems to have a wealth of knowledge. Greetings from Oz.
Wow that was such a meaty episode! Thanks for sharing your knowledge guys.
so much meat
Awesome video Mike and Dustin is a truely skilled man in his field, wow
Who else found the fact that even in the woods he has a red chopping board for raw meat really satisfying?
Well spotted
Fantastic as always Mike. Dustin seems like a really knowledgeable, nice guy. Great collaboration. Will check out his site.
Forest Ntt thanks mate
BUSHCRAFTTOOLS subbed
Damn, Dustin is a freakin‘ food witcher. Proper awesome stuff, thank you so much for this video!
Supertr3mp cheers
Wow, wow, wow. As a pescatarian I haven't eaten meat for years and i was tempted. Thank you both.
Cool video, guys. I'll be checking out Dustin's channel for sure. He has a nice setup there in a good area (diverse woodlands). I've not seen ribs done as he did (merely hung over the open fire) but that seems to work very well. I've not smoked meat over an open fire but I've seen it done before using a method similar to Justin's (plastic sheeting was used instead of cedar/yew boughs; I like Dustin's method better) and I've butchered up my share of deer. What impressed me the most was the cottonball/ash firelighting method. Brilliant......absolutely brilliant. I'm curious if cotton roll bandage would work should cotton balls be unavailable.
Keep up the good work, all.
Totally awesome fire making skill there. That last one, I've never seen before! Super! Thank you both for a very informative video guys! :))
What a fantastic vid Mike. You've outdone yourself once again and it was a pleasure to watch you and your new found friend doing some amazing bushcrafting together. I've never seen that cotton ball/ash hack before and Joe Robinet ought to take notice for losing his fire steel on "Alone" and had to surrender to the elements. Cheers to you both and looking forward to more vids like this.
Epic video, always loved Dustins work and expertise with everything he does ~Peace~
Zed Outdoors thanks bro
Very good episode. Wild cooking is the best! Delicious!
Dustin is a food monster! Great video.
Excellent video! I’m excited for the full butchery of the deer!! Could always learn new methods for when I get a whitetail this year!
I absolutely loved this video really good job Mike looking forward to the butchery video thanks Mike
Great video! That meat looked sooooo tender and good :D Awesome fire techniques there!
Very handy thing to know about cotton wool and ash, never seen that before. Thanks.
Awesome video! cAn't wait for the processing one! Thanks so much for sharing this with us
What an awesome video guys. Thank you so much for the video.
Awesome video , The fire roll at the end was amazing never seen that before !
I love all of your videos your the best bushcrafter RUclips hase in my opinion.👌👌💪
Wild Bushcrafters 2.2 i agree
I get the mono tomorrow (15 June). Can’t wait to try it out
Excellent video , the content was brilliant. I've never been so hungry watching a cookery program before either....i had to throw a smoked sausage into the micro lol ! The fire lighting looked so easy too. Full marks to the pair of you...cheers 👍
59:43 what the... omg this guy is awesome, the amount of skills Dustin has is amazing, reminds me of the name of the wind :D
Dustin is a legend! great stuff. looked damn fun. you guys ate like kings!
fantastic!, he knows his stuff, and that cotton wool and charcoal ember was amazing, keep it up Mike
This episode was bloody brilliant!!
That was great. You should have Dustin on more often!
Nice clean camp. The meat looks so Delicious OMG.
Awesome video Mike! Dustin is very knowlagable
Wonderful campsite ... beautiful woodlands!
My goodness. I don't think I have salivated so much to a RUclips video lol. Excellent video again Mike will definitely be trying some of Dustin's recipes. Yum yum.
Great video, square space plug was good. Love all the deer stuff, makes me want to be a hunter.
I don't think I've ever been this hungry watching a video before.
Dustin and you have made a video for my replay list! This was like being in deer camp with a guide to show the process from hanging to butchering to cooking a wide variety of venison dishes. Plus, there was the camaraderie and the camp and its authentic furnishings. The past came back to life in this one. Dustin has plenty of woodcraft skills! Thanks for it all.
Cheers James, Dustin sure knows his stuff. Wait until you see the deer butchery video next week! Should be a good one
I'll see how I SHOULD have done it, back in the day! I never got 'seam butchering' exactly right.
Thanks for the kind words. Glad you enjoyed it.
رائع جدا. ما أجمل الحياة البسيطة في الطبيعة بعيدا عن مشاكل المدن...
when i saw that you uploaded a new video it literally made my day i love you and your channel so much
That meat is absolutely beautiful my mouth was watering through the entire video lol I love your humor lol great video!!!
KidRebel13 it was damn tasty
BUSHCRAFTTOOLS really?????
That was excellent, I’m excited to see the butchering video. You guys must have had the meat sweats though after all of that deer!
Big time!
You guys are awesome I just herd today you are moving closer To your friend here. Hope to see more videos of you two together reminds me of me and my brother he is also a culinary graduate we enjoy food at the campsite enjoy the content keep up the great videos
This is a correctly named channel...and the named channel is.....
TOTALLY
AWESOME
OUTDOORS
cheers Mike and Dustin.
I love all these collabs
Great video Mike! I’m jealous of all that food, it looked amazing. I’d love some of that venison jerky with a nice cold beer
The Ant & Dec of bushcraft haha great vid. You should link up with Dustin more often.
David Symmonds haha
I'm only half way done with the video and this is my second comment, I am so jealous!! My brother and I butcher our own and cook while we do it but always back at home . What a great looking time you are having!!
Great vid. Great fire starting technique. Learn something every time
Absolutely love this video from start to finish I watched the butchering vid first so understood the cuts a lot more. Your buddy really knows how to cook meats! And I need to try some of that elderflower champagne!!! Top video from start to finish