@Zod of Heaven i mean, i'll take the compliment to our nation, but i have lots of friends who would most certainly almost kill themselves if they were allowed to swing an axe.
@@savage2478 my dad nearly needed his removed but he was hammering some cobble stone turned out it was his hammer that chipped because it was hardend and obvs hardend steel is brittle and it rusted in he's eye for like 2 weeks just got it out in time he just has bad visibility in one eye
This guy is probably the most epic bushcrafter on RUclips. His morale is just inspiring. I watch a lot of these guys, and none of them seem to have as much fun.
@@killerkure321 if that's what you think then you stay back in the motel and watch your Big Bang Theory and let real men go out and do real things in the REAL outdoors!
@ killerkure321 Ok, I'll admit that you got me on that one, although, I am far from being lame because on any given day, I can Rock Out with my Cock Out!! Anyway, I know all about the homeless in the wilderness in my hometown here in Ontario Canada. It's unofficially called "tent city" and there are towns and cities all over North America that have at least one and it's an utter disgrace!! Another example of the down whirl spiral that has become civilization. What kind of tent do you own??
I just found your videos. They are a gem to watch. . . the decision making . . . the woodcraft . . . respect for nature and others. I am a disabled vet who previously enjoyed camping. Your videos brings back that Joy of physical labor, wood smoke, and the small discoveries in nature that make you giddy as a kid in a toy store. Well done. Keep up the good work. You are an excellent story teller my friend.
Im a disabled person myself and I also enjoy his videos as I kind of get to live through his experiences that I would love to do but cant do for myself. I am particularly impressed with the log splitting with the wedges.
Me and my friends from uni have this tradition where every spring and autumn we come to the woods, set a camp and enjoy the outside with a bit of survival thrown in. These days were always a highpoint in my, admittedly, not so fun life. This spring, for obvious reasons, we couldn't do the usual thing, and I've felt genuinely down because of that. And yet, here I am, watching your video, with a big stupid grin on my face. You're probably not going to read this, but you've just made one man a lot happier. Thank you.
Hey bro, just checking in on ya. I hope all is well and I hope you finally had that camping trip. This might be a long shot that you see this but I hope you do. Hope to hear from you soon my brother, much love.
You make us nonbushcraft guys look really bad with these videos!!!! People have no idea how hard and how much effort these things are to build. Hats off man, can't say that I would ever built one of these unless I had a place where I would return, and I get too tired of going to the same place, but who knows, maybe one day I'll go all bushcraft just to say I did!
Its not as hard as you think. If you break it down and accept the truth, which is the fact you either build a shelter or die, its actually quite easy to build one. Its amazing how much energy the threat of impending death can grant an individual. That's not to belittle the guys work of course. More to say that if you find making a shelter hard, you've never had the threat of death to spur you on. Add the threat of death and a man will be sleeping in a shelter in no time.
Crazy, this is this the first video I watched of you years ago. 3 years and 100s videos later I come full circle to watch it again. This channel is the next best thing after Les Stroud himself, which I'm very thankful for. Keep up the great work Joe, cheers!
Great to see you using dead wood rather than chopping down trees, boils my blood when people cut down healthy trees for a RUclips video. Loved the video man, thanks. I live through videos like this, as I’m too ill now to enjoy the pursuits I used to, so I really appreciate the effort you’ve put in.
Same here. RUclips should pay their content creators so they can keep these videos coming. Since AdPocalypse, a lot have either quit or are putting out fewer videos. I hope Joe keeps going with his videos. I love these longer ones.
Harris Seaton trees: literally produce oxygen Some guy on the internet: hurrdurr they don’t do anything cut them down hurladur Trees: *insert amiajoketoyou.jpg*
Damn this guy working his ass off and suffering to show us how to survive in Winter conditions. While I'm here sitting at home eating Spaghetti enjoying my A/C on the warm tropical island of Guam. Thanks man. Great stuff.
Joe Robinet I know you are busy but would you mind answering my question? Do you ever encounter any wildlife while out in the wilderness, like wolves or hogs?
Never rubb, either flush or if in survial situation where water is scarce. Hold eye lids open and keep it open till eye tears up and flushs itself out. It may take an hour. NEVER RUB
And, pull the top lid over the bottom one and hold it for ten seconds or so. It does two things- alleviates the immediate discomfort and increases the tear flow which aids in helping to migrate the annoying speck to a spot for easier removal
@@rocketstovechannel1508 done it a few times. Its not luck its determination and i said in a survival situation, where you only have a gallon of water for the next day or 2. If you have alot of clean water on hand flush it.
What I like about you Joe, and why I have subscribed to your channel, is that you always post deliberate and truthful videos, and are not 'stuck in your ego'. You remain "unmasked". That is a very rare quality of purposeful character, especially with the type of videos you are posting. You come straight from the Heart, and I thank you for it.. I looked up your channel after being recommended to it by Shawn James (Another great YT teacher IMNSHO). What I like best about you, Joe, is that you aren't trying to "act like" anything, and you too also, like Shawn, are a natural teacher. I learn something else good and important from every one of your videos I watch. Thank you for the high-quality material you post on your channel, and Thank you for being yourself :-). :-) also glad the eye is OK :-). Thank you for sharing your experiences and knowledge with us.
I dont know why this got recommended to me, but this is probably the first video in as long as i can remember over 30 minutes that i didnt skip a second of. Fantastic the whole way through.
Me too, I was watching cops kill innocent people then got sent here.. Lol! When the proverbial "shit hits the fan " I know how to survive in the woods away from the martial law and fucking liberals! Lol😉
@calitaco I live in the U.S and I have never heard that term before. Edit: The reason that I haven't heard it is, as some people said, I'm from the country (Southern Maryland) and I don't get out much.
@@zane5941 It was used during the 60's 70's and 80's a lot in the inner cities, not so much today. Judging from your avatar, you must be a country guy and that would explain why you never heard of it. I don't use it myself, but I've heard it used many times and I'm from California.
Every man needs to test his spirit and capibilities in the woods, a time to reevaluate your life, put things into perspective, and be alone to find out who you are, deep down inside. Adding fishing, beaver trapping or etc., to your trip will keep your spirits up and add adventure. This guy has got it down, nice work.
Thank you, Joe for creating this whole library full of some great entertainment so that I willingly watch repeats. Some truly good educational tips to be had amongst your videos. I am revisiting these while you recover from your accident. Please rest up and recover. I know your beautiful family loves and needs you. I know you will listen to the rehab guys and girls so that you can get back out and do what you love. Greetings to your whole family.
smithers that fluff he is using to insulate the back wall= dirt. Or rather what dirt is made up of in that forest. Dead dry pine needles don't degrade well. It's not that densely packed. It can smolder pulling oxygen from above and between the surrounding fluff. It doesn't necessarily "burn" so much as smolder. Hope that's helpful? I may be too stoned to explain well. I live in Washington state. A lot of our forests have this same "flooring".
@@@smithers4420 it ain't a fire like we are use to above the surface. A fire below ground works a little different. It is not exactly a fire. If you burn paper but you put put tge flame itself, you will see the rest of the paper still slowly burns away. This hot, glowing line that slowly eats up the paper. The same thing happens under ground. And there is oxygen underground. But as things are burning like that hot line on a paper it does not uses that many of it. Oxygen is also stored in the soil and in plants and roots of trees. and if there are lots of holes in the ground like fox and rabbit holes it pulls even more oxygen. There is this abandoned village in America where they by accident lighted up the coals underground underneath the village. This happened many years ago yet the coals are still burning ;) You should look it up it is very interesting
I like that he doesn't end his video with please like a subscribe like every other RUclipsr. He genuinely seems like the type of dude that just enjoys what he does and even if no one was watching he'd still be doing the same thkngs. Not sure how I stumbled upon this video but I subscribed and hit the bell so it'll notify me.
So could you please like and subscribe and click the button below. No I'm just kidding,had a few beers and thought id take the Piss,Hello from the land down-under
Literally just found your Channel two hours ago but it made me think.. it’d be so cool to like make a base and one by one improve it all season. Like every year find a nice area, create a shelter, and all season long just return to spend the night, make something new and improve it. Maybe bring friends and expand it. Like you could create your own little hut just for fun for a whole year
Bert Kriescher brought me to this channel. Joe you are F'ing insane, this personal-view survival content is unmatched to Les or Alone. I'm sitting cozy in my warn bed with a cold glass of tequila and I've never been happier. I know this video is 6 years old and nobody is going to read this my comment :) I just had to type my feelings
Did a couple of nights of winter survival training in Ely, Mn. for Army aviators. We stayed in snow shelters with snow filled parachute silk for door plugs. It was blowing and twenty below outside but nice and comfy inside just using a candle for heat. Our military issue goose down sleeping bags were rated for minus forty so that was a big help. Would love to go out and do it again. One warning about booze and cold, the alcohol in a bottle can potentially get cold enough to freeze your throat and even though alcohol initially makes you feel warmer the long term effect will rob you of your body heat.
Tom we were a sister unit to the 501st Airborne Infantry Regiment in Anchorage. Did the training in the early eighties in the event we may have to go up to Alaska to cover for the 501st. Went to anchorage for a couple of weeks in June one summer I'll never forget the swarms of mosquitoes that would cover our UH-1H's when we stopped in an LZ for some local orientation. Surprised I got out of there with any blood left in my body.
Omg me too, I would have to have someone with me, like if I was alone and heard a crunch on the leaves my brain would give me all the adrenaline it had lol
I'm only getting into these survival type videos cause of the coronavirus, even if we make it through with no riots, it just proves how fragile society is. I'll need a plan b. Gotta be able to turn yukon on a moments notice.
Be careful building a fire on wet rocks. One time I had a rock blow up from steam pressure/expansion and I was picking pieces out of my arms and neck for hours. If you think a piece of sawdust hurts wait till you get a rock chip going 50 mph stuck in it. Nice job on everything else. Just don't want you going blind.
nizzeeeee If the rocks have any internal moisture the water will build pressure and explode, like a volcano. A rock from a sauna is dry and water is ladled over the surface of the hot, dry, rock thus producing steam. If you soaked a semi porous rock and then heated it sufficiently your one in a million chance turns into a guaranteed recipe for disaster.
DO go camping. DON'T expect to get it exactly right the first, second, or even third time! It's a process and even if you're tied to a desk most of the time, you can think things over and make some notes to make the NEXT time even better. Now, get out there and DO IT!
The fist time I'm seeing this fun guy. Actually It's fun and cool to watch this guy in the wilderness on his own, Also, it helps me fine-tune my hearing to understand spoken English by native speakers much more . Greetings from South America.
My parents knew this couple that got a really nice sculpted fire pit, made of river rock. I'm sure you can guess how that went. Amazingly enough no one got hurt. They had all stepped away from the fire for one reason or another before the explosion.
Clearly it's because river rocks are part-water, and the water wants to get out to extinguish the evil fire... this is good info to have, thanks, Lp Lp!
Great video, Joe. Here's a tip an old country doctor taught me for when you get something in your eye. Always carry some chewing gum and chew it up until it's soft and sticky. Press it to the matter in your eye and it will safely come right out.
I was raised in the back woods of Mississippi and I grew up preparing for "Y2K" LOL. But now as a adult, I realize that every thing that I learned coming up is very important for the time and place where we live. These are a knowledge that's dying with us older folk. We can survive any hurricane, ice/snow storm and coved 19. These ways of living on the land need to be past to our youngens. For our fathers deserve to be remembered for there knowledge they past down to us with out us realizing the true and fond memories they bring. Keep these videos coming brother!!
The one place that green wood is preferable is the fire reflector. For one live softwood you drastically reduce the likelihood of the reflector burning and get to use the boughs for your bed.
Pretty good but if you need to make a quick shelter use dirt just for the first night, also you shelter seemed quite easy for mobs to break into the last thing you want is to walk into a creeper waiting at your shelter.
Hey Joe, I saw you on “Alone”, I remember when you tried to scare the bear, that was really brave of you. When I watch your videos, really makes me want to do the same things as you! I’m really thankful for you, keep up the great work Joe, cheers!
I would never in a million years be able to do this type of thing, but I love watching you do it!! I found your video's in my suggested feed, probably because I follow Canadian Prepper, and Survival Lilly. I really enjoy what you do, and that you do it just for the sheer joy of doing it! It's so nice to see someone enjoying themselves, on their own, with so much knowledge and energy. I loved you face, after the long pause following your swig of whiskey! Too funny.
![[SFM] Risky Recital](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/RzNkY1_Nk3o/mqdefault.jpg)
Doesnt want to bring bulky sleeping bag, but bring whisky. The man has priorities.
Wacht out for the pandas
Send me your number so much ADISON 🚬 so much for the.😣😎😅😅
@Harry Gardner that's right
Actually it will make you feel colder but you won't give a shit.
Wut?
I can’t believe I just watche a whole hour of some dude talking to himself in the woods......
SUBSCRIBED.
Ikr, Joe's video's have this relaxing atmosphere. Love working with him in my ears and on my 2nd monitor.
Did the exact same
same
Joe has something that many do not. A great personality!
his accuracy with the axe is incredible
Indeed
@Zod of Heaven i mean, i'll take the compliment to our nation, but i have lots of friends who would most certainly almost kill themselves if they were allowed to swing an axe.
majorPhysics if they did hit themselves, they would probably say sorry to everyone else before going to a hospital
@@Uvouvo05 Lol probably, them going to the hospital would ruin everyone elses fun, they better apologize lol.
Watch wranglerstar too his accuracy is insane
This video taught me the value of wearing safety glasses while cutting wood
I learned that lesson because my grandfather had to get his eye removed because Wood got into his eye and made an infection
@@savage2478 my dad nearly needed his removed but he was hammering some cobble stone turned out it was his hammer that chipped because it was hardend and obvs hardend steel is brittle and it rusted in he's eye for like 2 weeks just got it out in time he just has bad visibility in one eye
OOF, to all three of you xD
Same
Lol, read that as soon as he did it 🤣 😅... Sucks
this guy is badass and funny, the random personality trait outbursts are great
just an average Canadian is why ;p;p;p
Testing out bed better slap my axe into the side of it
@@deelee6786 has nothing to do with him being Canadian lol
@@IAmAMeateater lol how much u wanu bet ;);)
@@deelee6786 everything I own lol. Not all Canadians are like that and people all over the world are like that too
This guy is probably the most epic bushcrafter on RUclips. His morale is just inspiring. I watch a lot of these guys, and none of them seem to have as much fun.
He's Canadian eh!!
Have you seen MCQBushcraft? He's super chill, but you can see his passion and he's a great teacher.
Thanks Grind. I'll look him up.
His videos are the ones that brought me into the world of bushcraft
because he is canadien
Not bringing the right temp sleeping bag but bringing a bottle of whiskey is the life I want to live one day. You go sir
@@killerkure321 That's why you got fire, eggs and Bacon.
@@killerkure321 if that's what you think then you stay back in the motel and watch your Big Bang Theory and let real men go out and do real things in the REAL outdoors!
@ killerkure321 Ok, I'll admit that you got me on that one, although, I am far from being lame because on any given day, I can Rock Out with my Cock Out!! Anyway, I know all about the homeless in the wilderness in my hometown here in Ontario Canada. It's unofficially called "tent city" and there are towns and cities all over North America that have at least one and it's an utter disgrace!! Another example of the down whirl spiral that has become civilization. What kind of tent do you own??
.....ye
@@tdunph4250 dude this is so cringey
This guy eats better in the woods than I do at my house wtf lol
Seriously. Bushcraft? More like glamping.
Alexander Sinclair that comment is underrated
I feel that lol
@@pj7362 GLAMPING XD I'm W H E E Z I N G
@Leyroy Jenkins Wow name calling . Thank you for showing your maturity level . Troglodyte ? That's a little played don't you think ?
Also, the fact that he didn’t bring the best bag for the scenario, but brought a steak and whiskey is amazing
He did say he wanted to keep it as minimal as he can
Fam the bag he brought is about $350, it’s one of the best
I just found your videos. They are a gem to watch. . . the decision making . . . the woodcraft . . . respect for nature and others. I am a disabled vet who previously enjoyed camping. Your videos brings back that Joy of physical labor, wood smoke, and the small discoveries in nature that make you giddy as a kid in a toy store. Well done. Keep up the good work. You are an excellent story teller my friend.
wow!, thank you very much!
JoeRobinetBushcraft hey I just watched this hole video I found it so interesting thanks soooooo much
Im a disabled person myself and I also enjoy his videos as I kind of get to live through his experiences that I would love to do but cant do for myself. I am particularly impressed with the log splitting with the wedges.
Malcolm Quon thank you for your service sir
Thank you for your service and do what you love no matter what holds you back
i feel a very special kind of comfort watching this, after all it is in our instinct and our genes, our whole existence we lived like this
Exactly!
Same feeling haha
@Junius Argonon I think he means in terms of being out in nature, making shelters, making fires, not the part about being alone.
Bro I know, my mom is a vegetarian and doesn’t want me hunting.
@@eliya6281 rip
Me and my friends from uni have this tradition where every spring and autumn we come to the woods, set a camp and enjoy the outside with a bit of survival thrown in.
These days were always a highpoint in my, admittedly, not so fun life.
This spring, for obvious reasons, we couldn't do the usual thing, and I've felt genuinely down because of that.
And yet, here I am, watching your video, with a big stupid grin on my face.
You're probably not going to read this, but you've just made one man a lot happier. Thank you.
No excuses
No excuses
no excuses
Hey bro, just checking in on ya. I hope all is well and I hope you finally had that camping trip. This might be a long shot that you see this but I hope you do.
Hope to hear from you soon my brother, much love.
@@harmonyy7432 Where in East Texas could one do this with no land? Pretty good excuse, trying to work to get land so I can. :/
Don't know how I got here but I watched till the end this is so sick! Subscribed!!
Same
same, we should create a party ahaha
Griffin Kerwin same
Now go get yourself a pair of good shoes, take your grandpa's backpack, a knife, an axe and go there into the wild :)
I was searching for Friday the 13th Game footage and this popped up. I've watched them all.
"Time to do the dishes":
**Throws them in fire**
*Everyone Liked That*
Nasir Tahir a real man eats his broken Dishes
Brock Cox No he eats the fire then the dishes BOOM
Nasir Tahir I was about to say that lmao
@@koukouno7244 same
lmao
You make us nonbushcraft guys look really bad with these videos!!!! People have no idea how hard and how much effort these things are to build. Hats off man, can't say that I would ever built one of these unless I had a place where I would return, and I get too tired of going to the same place, but who knows, maybe one day I'll go all bushcraft just to say I did!
Amen man, well said.
Yep
Its not as hard as you think. If you break it down and accept the truth, which is the fact you either build a shelter or die, its actually quite easy to build one. Its amazing how much energy the threat of impending death can grant an individual.
That's not to belittle the guys work of course. More to say that if you find making a shelter hard, you've never had the threat of death to spur you on.
Add the threat of death and a man will be sleeping in a shelter in no time.
You ever just hit the dab on a old woman
Your bushcraft videos were amazing and so are Joe robinets - I hope you can make a bushcraft video with kevin
Crazy, this is this the first video I watched of you years ago. 3 years and 100s videos later I come full circle to watch it again.
This channel is the next best thing after Les Stroud himself, which I'm very thankful for.
Keep up the great work Joe, cheers!
Watching him try to take out the wood chip from his eye makes my eyes water
OMFG i know
@@d4nkwizard285 calm down!!
nah, a fresh woodchip in your eye STINGS. That good birch sap probably felt real good
try taking out your first pair of contacts
SAME!!!!!!
Great to see you using dead wood rather than chopping down trees, boils my blood when people cut down healthy trees for a RUclips video. Loved the video man, thanks. I live through videos like this, as I’m too ill now to enjoy the pursuits I used to, so I really appreciate the effort you’ve put in.
I know, I can't believe when they cut down live trees when there is plenty already took down by mother nature.
Elijah Buzzard ... Man, you’re a class act huh?
@@JuanramonOsoHervas What would you use rotted wood for?
@@mercsan117 There's a difference between rotten and dead wood you bellend.
@@vladimirstroganoff4404 Correct. One is rotten and one is dead.
Channels like this...are the reason I never watch TV. Awesome stuff here
isnt it amazing? I discovered these vlogs and wham!!! Movies no longer seem interesting .. cant believe that I now find movies boring!!
Jeanette Bunch f u
Jk
Jeanette Bunch
Same here. RUclips should pay their content creators so they can keep these videos coming. Since AdPocalypse, a lot have either quit or are putting out fewer videos. I hope Joe keeps going with his videos. I love these longer ones.
Anyone else circling back to his old stuff?
"Im going to put my bacon... IN my eggs... live a little aye?" Amazing
it... its eh
Yeah. Aye is pronounced eye with less pronounciation on the first e. It's irish
@@hush3956 well slap my ass and call me stacie I'm dumb thank you for telling me XD
Desmond Etika Amofah i think he’s Canadian so he probably said “Eh” lol
Well eggs mixed with bacon is absolutely amazing
only channel on RUclips where i can sit for the whole hour and watch. Awesome job brother keep at it.
yeah, you know!! I usually prefer the 7 minute to 20 min vlogs , but I surprisingly watched all 51 minutes, the guy has charm!!
So true
arout21 same
I watch a couple hour vids at a time
Heated floors guys! Heated floors up in the piece....Booshcraaaaaft.
-Epic Survival Man
I was like 100 on your comment
I literally, coincidentally read this comment as he was saying it in the video O.O
imagine youre bigfoot, just enjoying your day, and some dude just starts deadset building a house in your woods
I'm sure they're watching him.
Buddy its 433
@@houstonbigfooter yup
@@houstonbigfooter you into bigfoot
@@masonwitte6822 yeah,ive had a few encounters.
You’re living in the wilderness and you had a better dinner than me ;(
Anthony Morris24 r/whoooosh
ahmed mohammed same
Same mn same xD havent ate food like that....ever
@Anthony Morris24 yeah but you sound like a asshole so better to be a nice person and be poor then have money but be a ass
Salam my brother 🙏🏻
*guy hitting oak tree for firewood*
*bigfoot searchers* : dO YoU hEaR tHaT
Im fuckin cryin this is too funny
So true.
So true. And bigfoot watching both like "WTF" AND LAUGHING
Blake Webber lol
I could just imagine how funny that would be
I appreciate the use of already fallen trees
it only makes sense to use them though.
live trees are harder to cut down and dont burn.
but trees do nothing so just kill them thy are useless
Harris Seaton ya why do they exist they don’t do anything like
Harris Seaton
trees: literally produce oxygen
Some guy on the internet: hurrdurr they don’t do anything cut them down hurladur
Trees: *insert amiajoketoyou.jpg*
Brabbit 22 bruh see this joke is hilarious because some people never get jokes so the am I a joke to you meme was a big plus in my book
Who else started watching and then realized after 45 min or so that the vid is over 50 min long
Same
Yep
me too
Lol same
Lmao same
Damn this guy working his ass off and suffering to show us how to survive in Winter conditions. While I'm here sitting at home eating Spaghetti enjoying my A/C on the warm tropical island of Guam. Thanks man. Great stuff.
Fletcher Persinger 😂 that’s right. You never know with global warming and all you might needed just in case. 😂
He was eating a steak. And didnt have to catch anything. Still the cold up north is really harsh
Clash of Gamez and bacon
you’re from guam too‼️ hafa adai🇬🇺
Just made this the 250th like it feels amazing
this is very relaxing for me to watch in a stressed life
glad to hear it :)
tobsk84
JoeRobinetBushcraft This video just made me want to camp
Joe Robinet I know you are busy but would you mind answering my question? Do you ever encounter any wildlife while out in the wilderness, like wolves or hogs?
Never rubb, either flush or if in survial situation where water is scarce. Hold eye lids open and keep it open till eye tears up and flushs itself out. It may take an hour. NEVER RUB
And, pull the top lid over the bottom one and hold it for ten seconds or so. It does two things- alleviates the immediate discomfort and increases the tear flow which aids in helping to migrate the annoying speck to a spot for easier removal
Why should you never rub?
@@psychotickid6513it will smash what ever it is into your eye ball
Good luck holding your eyelids open for an hour. Just flush with water
@@rocketstovechannel1508 done it a few times. Its not luck its determination and i said in a survival situation, where you only have a gallon of water for the next day or 2. If you have alot of clean water on hand flush it.
What I like about you Joe, and why I have subscribed to your channel, is that you always post deliberate and truthful videos, and are not 'stuck in your ego'. You remain "unmasked". That is a very rare quality of purposeful character, especially with the type of videos you are posting. You come straight from the Heart, and I thank you for it..
I looked up your channel after being recommended to it by Shawn James (Another great YT teacher IMNSHO). What I like best about you, Joe, is that you aren't trying to "act like" anything, and you too also, like Shawn, are a natural teacher. I learn something else good and important from every one of your videos I watch.
Thank you for the high-quality material you post on your channel, and Thank you for being yourself :-). :-) also glad the eye is OK :-). Thank you for sharing your experiences and knowledge with us.
He’s no Shawn James whose nice home is on the land where he does things..
I dont know why this got recommended to me, but this is probably the first video in as long as i can remember over 30 minutes that i didnt skip a second of. Fantastic the whole way through.
Me too, I was watching cops kill innocent people then got sent here.. Lol! When the proverbial "shit hits the fan " I know how to survive in the woods away from the martial law and fucking liberals! Lol😉
Me too ❤️
My wife and I sat down and watched this together and totally enjoyed ourselves.. Great Video!!! Thanks for making it and all your videos!!
My outdoor education teacher was showing us this video today and I'm glad he opened my eyes to your spectacular content
Matt Lietz Outdoor education? What country, if I may?
+Don probably canada
Don I live in Canada
Silas Stevenson yes sir you would be correct
xD amazing
I love how at the beginning of the video he's all professional and then at the end of it he sounds like a surfer dude
LMAO IKR
The bottle of whiskey might have something to do with that.
This man swings his axe like a *DEMON SLAYER*
Cip and cut. Until it's done!
Make sure the notch you put in that demon is as wide as he is round.
Had me hooked till the end. Great video man!
sleeping in the woods without a tent and this bro says "tomorrow is only -4" lmao this cat is hardcore!! lol i love it
1 hour trek in the bush, 6 hrs north , he is out there. Just glad it didn't turn out to be "The Grey"
Why are you saying cat?
@@bilalc4738 You must not be American. Cat is another slang for dude or guy.
@calitaco I live in the U.S and I have never heard that term before.
Edit: The reason that I haven't heard it is, as some people said, I'm from the country (Southern Maryland) and I don't get out much.
@@zane5941 It was used during the 60's 70's and 80's a lot in the inner cities, not so much today. Judging from your avatar, you must be a country guy and that would explain why you never heard of it. I don't use it myself, but I've heard it used many times and I'm from California.
I like that he’s actually real and not pretending like this is real life stuff that can happen and you need to know this
Every man needs to test his spirit and capibilities in the woods, a time to reevaluate your life, put things into perspective, and be alone to find out who you are, deep down inside. Adding fishing, beaver trapping or etc., to your trip will keep your spirits up and add adventure. This guy has got it down, nice work.
5:53 the minute I heard him say "it's a bad feeling, eh" I knew he was canadian
That took you long. he already said "aboat" in the introduction.
@@TomK32 when he said that i thought he might be from canada or northern michigan but the bad feeling eh confirmed that he's from canada
@@TomK32 Exactly! But VERY cool video, this dude knows what he is talking aboot!
For me it was when he used Celcius instead of Farenheit haha. Great vid though..
Liv P 😂
What game is this? Graphics are amazing
Minecraft
On peaceful mode too smh not v impressive
Big chungus
This is terraria 1.3.5
Life you should try it some time. The only thing that sucks are the NPC that's why main characters do things like this
Thank you, Joe for creating this whole library full of some great entertainment so that I willingly watch repeats. Some truly good educational tips to be had amongst your videos. I am revisiting these while you recover from your accident. Please rest up and recover. I know your beautiful family loves and needs you. I know you will listen to the rehab guys and girls so that you can get back out and do what you love. Greetings to your whole family.
“OOOOOOHH DANGER BACON”
~Survival guy
Excellent bushcraft being aware and doing something about the fire threat. The roots of trees burning for years is true.
how does any oxygen get to the roots so they can burn?
smithers that fluff he is using to insulate the back wall= dirt. Or rather what dirt is made up of in that forest. Dead dry pine needles don't degrade well.
It's not that densely packed. It can smolder pulling oxygen from above and between the surrounding fluff. It doesn't necessarily "burn" so much as smolder.
Hope that's helpful? I may be too stoned to explain well.
I live in Washington state. A lot of our forests have this same "flooring".
@@@smithers4420 it ain't a fire like we are use to above the surface. A fire below ground works a little different. It is not exactly a fire. If you burn paper but you put put tge flame itself, you will see the rest of the paper still slowly burns away. This hot, glowing line that slowly eats up the paper.
The same thing happens under ground. And there is oxygen underground. But as things are burning like that hot line on a paper it does not uses that many of it. Oxygen is also stored in the soil and in plants and roots of trees. and if there are lots of holes in the ground like fox and rabbit holes it pulls even more oxygen.
There is this abandoned village in America where they by accident lighted up the coals underground underneath the village. This happened many years ago yet the coals are still burning ;)
You should look it up it is very interesting
Jordy Dormans I’ve heard of that town, there’s reports that the fire could burn for a couple hundred years or so it’s cool to think about :))
Burning roots of trees...So totally unlikely as to be unrealistic.
“Got sum bounce to it”
- survival guy
_ HAVOC _ I stopped the video as soon as he said that cause I knew someone had to comment on it😂😂
@@fionaclancy1962 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
My man said. “🤙8 inches”😂😂💀
We all know how he came to that conclusion 😂😂
I like that he doesn't end his video with please like a subscribe like every other RUclipsr. He genuinely seems like the type of dude that just enjoys what he does and even if no one was watching he'd still be doing the same thkngs. Not sure how I stumbled upon this video but I subscribed and hit the bell so it'll notify me.
Steven Madden yeah he seems genuinely a good guy
did we find john madden
So could you please like and subscribe and click the button below. No I'm just kidding,had a few beers and thought id take the Piss,Hello from the land down-under
He is Canadian sooooooo...
Honestly, I may or may not have forgotten to subscribe because he just never mentioned it.
Just completely absorbed throughout the video. Loved it completly
Literally just found your Channel two hours ago but it made me think.. it’d be so cool to like make a base and one by one improve it all season. Like every year find a nice area, create a shelter, and all season long just return to spend the night, make something new and improve it. Maybe bring friends and expand it. Like you could create your own little hut just for fun for a whole year
i was thinking that
I recommend TA Outdoors, he does that kind of stuff.
Hey man I do that
Literaly thaught the same thing wilst watching this
Yesssssssssir that would b the best
Bert Kriescher brought me to this channel. Joe you are F'ing insane, this personal-view survival content is unmatched to Les or Alone. I'm sitting cozy in my warn bed with a cold glass of tequila and I've never been happier. I know this video is 6 years old and nobody is going to read this my comment :) I just had to type my feelings
Did a couple of nights of winter survival training in Ely, Mn. for Army aviators. We stayed in snow shelters with snow filled parachute silk for door plugs. It was blowing and twenty below outside but nice and comfy inside just using a candle for heat. Our military issue goose down sleeping bags were rated for minus forty so that was a big help. Would love to go out and do it again. One warning about booze and cold, the alcohol in a bottle can potentially get cold enough to freeze your throat and even though alcohol initially makes you feel warmer the long term effect will rob you of your body heat.
Tom we were a sister unit to the 501st Airborne Infantry Regiment in Anchorage. Did the training in the early eighties in the event we may have to go up to Alaska to cover for the 501st. Went to anchorage for a couple of weeks in June one summer I'll never forget the swarms of mosquitoes that would cover our UH-1H's when we stopped in an LZ for some local orientation. Surprised I got out of there with any blood left in my body.
Too many military words for me
I randomly got into this video. Didn't expect to watch the whole thing. Super smart dude, i subscribed right away. So amazing.
Idk man, if I'm out in the wilderness all my myself my brain would be a Jack ass and start remember all the scariest stories I ever heard.
Same lol but I enjoy being alone in forests
This is pretty advanced. Start at a camp ground. Work your way up
Yeas omg same
I'm fishing in my tent for 5 nights and my brains already telling me to watch some nukes top 5 😂
Omg me too, I would have to have someone with me, like if I was alone and heard a crunch on the leaves my brain would give me all the adrenaline it had lol
It's crazy how much editing this must of took! It's so high quality, it's like I'm watching a documentary, AND it's an hour-long! The dedication
Don't know why this was on my recommended, but I found my new favorite kind of content!
Same fr
AxN Pandaz you just found ur new passion
He sitting in the woods cooking steak and staying warm and I can't even get the courage to give get food from the kitchen like 10ft away from me lol
Thou sluggard!
You should try it, its great 😂
Sitting in the woods whilst cookibg steak is the best place to be to sit and cook steak. Get out there and give it a go. .
glitter slime and more because your a pussy and your yellow
Kitchen: only the brave may enter.... one does not simply WALK thru kitchenDoor.
This videos felt way shorter than 55 minutes long I was soooo into it
Same🤣
woah i watched the whole video and i thought it was only like 20 minutes, LOL its really entertaining!
haha just realised the same, thougt it like 25min long
Wow lol I didn’t even know it was 55 minutes until I looked at your comment haha. I’m at 49:20 rn didn’t even realize it
I watched 30 minutes if it until I realized that
I'm only getting into these survival type videos cause of the coronavirus, even if we make it through with no riots, it just proves how fragile society is. I'll need a plan b. Gotta be able to turn yukon on a moments notice.
Same
same lol. I'm in the Philladelphia are and the riots are raging right now
Lol
Ha that was what i was thinking
He kinda predicted the riots
"Time to do the dishes" *puts plank on fire*
Gotta love it
Be careful building a fire on wet rocks. One time I had a rock blow up from steam pressure/expansion and I was picking pieces out of my arms and neck for hours. If you think a piece of sawdust hurts wait till you get a rock chip going 50 mph stuck in it. Nice job on everything else. Just don't want you going blind.
Chicken Fried Bobcat 1 in a million or less change to blow a rock, never cracked any of them even at sauna
nizzeeeee If the rocks have any internal moisture the water will build pressure and explode, like a volcano. A rock from a sauna is dry and water is ladled over the surface of the hot, dry, rock thus producing steam. If you soaked a semi porous rock and then heated it sufficiently your one in a million chance turns into a guaranteed recipe for disaster.
@@nizzeeeee2761 I've seen tons of rocks explode from extreme heat. It is an extremely common phenomena.
I've seen it plenty of times but only with river rocks although I'm sure rocks away from rivers could also contain enough moisture
Chicken Fried Bobcat How would you know what rocks are safe to prevent that from happening? Or what else could you do to prevent that?
Man! I'm drooling over food cooked on firecamps. Simple food yet super good
"He's laughing, he's having a good time!"
Watching your vids are starting to get me excited to pursue this hobby
FADING_RAGE yeah I've been asking my dad if we could go
i wish i could do this quite a lot
Puppy lover, I'm pretty sure you can find some local tourist club (not sure how this is called) to join. Like scouts, etc.
me too
FADING_RAGE same
lmao after finishing the whole video i just realized it was 55 minutes long! you kept me entertained the whole time! subbed
Omg I thought “what? No way!” *i look* “Holy Crap!”
This video made me deeply happy. Thank you so much for sharing man. I plan to get out there and do pretty much exactly this when winter comes.
Time to do the dishes......that got me ^^
Just watch out for 'ol Red Eye.
He might mistake your axe falls for tree knocking by one of his cousins and pay you a visit.
DO go camping. DON'T expect to get it exactly right the first, second, or even third time! It's a process and even if you're tied to a desk most of the time, you can think things over and make some notes to make the NEXT time even better. Now, get out there and DO IT!
@@timothysmith5769 But watch out for 'Ol Red Eye
My favorite part
“Time to do the dishes”
Throws in fire
Me.
me.
*makes pillow out of leaves
I TOLD YOU IM NOT A PEASANT!
lol
Blake Gallo-Morse hahahaha it’s so true I’m going Minimalist camping soon and it’s gonna be the exact same way for me
Blake Gallo-Morse the leaves fall off the trees😂
The fist time I'm seeing this fun guy. Actually It's fun and cool to watch this guy in the wilderness on his own, Also, it helps me fine-tune my hearing to understand spoken English by native speakers much more . Greetings from South America.
i think he might be canadian or he has a canadian accent at least
PS 400 still speaks english
PS 400 witch still can help that south american learn how to pronounce english better regardless of him being canadian
PS 400 i’m just wondering why u think it matters that he’s canadian
PS 400 lmao okay big guy
you remind me of Primitive Technology, but modern, more extreme, and you talk
What do you mean "actually"... Primitive Technology is made better by the lack of speaking. Miss me with that attitude Draymond
@@michaelbridges9403 calm down, I didn't mean to discriminate him, I'm just pointing that part out
Sorry Man, I was just yanking your chain, Thanks for the reply haha maybe I was being too subtle
It’s how I got here.
how is this more extreme? i like both but id say a jungle is more extreme
Joe was the pioneer of bushcraft and camping videos
Wouldn't have ever started making videos without classic videos like this one. RUclips GOLD! Only thing missing was scooter.
His dog's name is Scout.
@@frog9818 Joe also calls him Scooter.
Agreed. Love this video. Except I always cringe when he slips while carrying the big stone. Yikes.
don`t you mean scout
Rocks are a great idea but if you use river rock be cautious because it has a tendency to explode at high temps .
My parents knew this couple that got a really nice sculpted fire pit, made of river rock. I'm sure you can guess how that went. Amazingly enough no one got hurt. They had all stepped away from the fire for one reason or another before the explosion.
Why does that happen? I never knew that!
@@dot9711 river stones are relatively loose sediment clumped together and not as hard as other stones. Not an expert tho
Martin thanks:)
Clearly it's because river rocks are part-water, and the water wants to get out to extinguish the evil fire... this is good info to have, thanks, Lp Lp!
The camera quality of his channel is fantastic man. Just love it
anyone else just watching this to fantasize about escaping quarantine
no
Dude quarintine means you have to stay away from people. If anything this id pro quarantine- do it
I what to go camping but i am in the middle of a city so yeah. 😧😧😧😧😧😧
Im in the country and i just go into my woods and do some bush craft and its so fun and you feel so good after
No
Sips whisky...
That one hair on my chest is growing real long 😂😂😂😂
Single orrr single.
Didn’t even notice vid was 55 minutes 😳 quality content tho 👍🏽
55:09 minutes you idiot
Me to. I was 40 minutes in before I realized how long I’ve been watching.
Randomly found this and didn’t even realize I was watching for almost an hour but good vid man keep it up
Hey Joe, I saw you on “Alone” and I really like what you do. Your videos are really inspiring and helpful. Hope to see more and I wish you the best!
I don't understand how anybody can watch this and not subscribe
Ive subscribed
I don't know how you would subscribe
like this.
shot out to all the insomniacs out there going down a rabbit hole at 2:30 in the morning
i feel called out
And you have work in the morning!
5:30 here, maybe i should stop now...
Glad im not the only one 😓
2:30 here
Great video, Joe. Here's a tip an old country doctor taught me for when you get something in your eye. Always carry some chewing gum and chew it up until it's soft and sticky. Press it to the matter in your eye and it will safely come right out.
ken thomas the sugars in gum can deteriorate your eyes tho, you rlly shouldnt put sugary things in your eye
This was fun to watch you're handsome, have nice humor and I love watching videos where people are adventuring/ camping, cheers!
Is this what married men do to avoid being with their wife??
Edouard thormann yep you learned a lesson today
Edouard thormann if fucking only
Why the fuck would you marry someone if you dont want to be around them
Fuck marriage!
@J Jax the post says avoid not needing some time alone
"I built that wall."
Joe Robinet: Making winter camping great again.
hahaha!
Not sure how I got here but after about 5 minutes my edible kicked in and I just had the most fantastic adventure! Well done sir
Stfu
Hell yeah we all enjoy nature in our own ways 😁
Weed is the best!
Druggy ! Just playing. Edibles are life saving peace.
I was high and did the same, i even ate popcorn!
I was raised in the back woods of Mississippi and I grew up preparing for "Y2K" LOL. But now as a adult, I realize that every thing that I learned coming up is very important for the time and place where we live. These are a knowledge that's dying with us older folk. We can survive any hurricane, ice/snow storm and coved 19. These ways of living on the land need to be past to our youngens. For our fathers deserve to be remembered for there knowledge they past down to us with out us realizing the true and fond memories they bring.
Keep these videos coming brother!!
Cool video, I like how this dude didn't go and cut trees that he needed but tried to find broken or dead ones.
Charlie King live trees make bad fire wood
Also heavier to carry thanks to that extra moisture.
The one place that green wood is preferable is the fire reflector. For one live softwood you drastically reduce the likelihood of the reflector burning and get to use the boughs for your bed.
Pretty good but if you need to make a quick shelter use dirt just for the first night, also you shelter seemed quite easy for mobs to break into the last thing you want is to walk into a creeper waiting at your shelter.
Lego world war come on man he’s just a noob
not everybody is a pro and can have full dia armour set on the first night man
Exanimalus yeah, that’s what I said
Benjamin fair enough I remember when I first played. He was lucky he didn’t get snuck up on I think he might be on peacefull
yeah a good way to start out is just to dig a 3 by 1 hole and wait for day to come
"Time to do dishes" *throws log he used as a plate into the fire*
This nigga living in 2030
2030 BC
@@Arctic_Adjuster Trigger alert. We have a sensitive one.
thats how it should be
that was funny
Hey Joe, I saw you on “Alone”, I remember when you tried to scare the bear, that was really brave of you. When I watch your videos, really makes me want to do the same things as you!
I’m really thankful for you, keep up the great work Joe, cheers!
"woah, danger bacon" - joe
emmett kartman 😂😂😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😂🤣
HAHA danger bacon
😂😂
emmett kartman ha
15:05 I chuckled when I heard that lol
21:15 "time to do the dishes" *puts log on fire* I WISH MAN I WISH
I was scrolling through the comments searching for this very comment lol best moment.
darkmindprod Exactly that
I watch all the ads full way through so he can get more money to do this kind of videos
And I love your vids keep on getting that bread
Ricardo Rios me too. Would never want this to stop
He doesnt get more money from you watching the ads longer
@@epictribros4566 yes he does
@@sanism no he does not
He doesn't get money from watching the ads all the way through
I would never in a million years be able to do this type of thing, but I love watching you do it!! I found your video's in my suggested feed, probably because I follow Canadian Prepper, and Survival Lilly. I really enjoy what you do, and that you do it just for the sheer joy of doing it! It's so nice to see someone enjoying themselves, on their own, with so much knowledge and energy. I loved you face, after the long pause following your swig of whiskey! Too funny.
minimal gear
pulls out steak
lmaoooooo
Priorities, yo!
im dying of laughter
Tbu most times I see minimal gear they always bring there own food never do they have to to hunt stuff if making a shelter.
yeh he should have eaten uh
snow
I subscribed for, "Time to do the dishes."
Christian Asbury that was so funny 😂
*Throws plate into fire
Time to do the dishes yate
C Asbury jjjhhjj
Man, you have all my respect, you care about the fire safety even in winter snow, well done, saludos desde España!