I left my Hennessey to become a ground dweller in a Durston Xmid1, but this quilted hammock has me thinking about returning to the the hammock world. Well done video.
There are place that you can not hang a hammock. And I think you have one of the best tents for that. But if I had the choose between the tent and the hammock. On equal terms. I will always choose the hammock. thank you Mkarp for watching. I really appreciate it.
That bugnet pole mod is pretty slick...Dutch comes up with some pretty innovative ideas. Luv the video, luv the hike, thanks so much for sharing it all.
Awesome gear choices! I have the same hammock, hex tarp, headlamp and backpack. Great minds think alike. Love them and you will be happy. The hammock is really nice. I love mine. I normally lay with my head to the left but had no issues to the right. I have the hex tarp but at 11 foot. I’m thinking I should have gotten the 12 foot since it doesn’t have the doors. I’ll have to measure my quilted hammock they sent me. I thought it was 11 foot. If it’s 10 I was very comfortable and maybe I can start getting shorter hammocks and save weight. Good luck with your ultralight journey. Your body will thank you at the end of a long hiking day. Outstanding video Ron!
When I received this hammock. I grab my pack. And did this overnighter. I assumed by looking at it. And not measuring it. But only weighing it. That it was a 10 ft. hammock. I was wrong. It is a 11 ft hammock. You know what they say when you assume. In this case. The ass was only me. That's what I get for assuming! Thank you guys for watching. Very much appreciated.
Did you ever have that feeling that the woods were watching? Those turkeys were everywhere. But it is nice to have company. Thank you Mykoreandreams for watching. I really appreciate it.
If not for sleeping in a hammock. My hiking days may have been over. With the fabric conforming around your body, with no pressure points. I always get a great night of sleep. And ready to hike the next day.
Looks like a great hammock! I’m sure it’d be more than long enough for my 5’6” height. I use a Hennessy right now! Those turkeys were really talkative!
Wow that was a great video brother You Really Got Me in the camping mood. I would like to get that bug net pole module for my chameleon. God Bless you 🙏
Hey does that bug net come off? Is there a zipper on both sides? Are you ever planning on doing fishing videos? We had a couple turkeys growing up and hearing you gobble with them brought back memories.
Yes, The bug net comes off and has a zipper on both sides, the run up and down independently. Great hammock. I do a lot off fishing. But my favorite is fly fishing. I was planning on do some this year. But time got away from me. Thank you Colleen so much for watching. I always appreciate it.
Nice video. I always have one of our 2 dogs w/ me & that dropped stake wouldn’t have touched the ground. 😂 I enjoyed your prayer & the turkey gobbles. Hammock looks great.
Looks like some great in-depth reviews are coming up. Dutch said something about them not making a 12ft version in the foreseeable future. But the 10ft working for you at 6ft sounds promising.
I was amazed how comfortable I was in that 10footer. The 11footer would have been better for me. But if you want to cut weight. The 10ft. will fit that boll! Thank you Baldrain for watching. I really appreciate it.
Nice video. What an interesting hammock. For a long time I have been trying to figure out that asymmetrical lay that people are talking about. The Chameleon with the built in quilt makes it quite clear how that works. I have been looking a while and finally bought the Crua Koala Maxx set (it was on sale). It just arrived this week and I imagine it will be fun times trying to figure that out. Hoping to make some of the hangs around Wisconsin/midwest. God bless. I am so happy I found your channel. It is so uplifting.
I hope to see you at one of those Hammock Forums Hangs. It would be nice to meet you. Thank you Tanjarott for watching. I really appreciate it. God bless!
Thanks for the adventure into ultra lite. It seems that your shoulders were edging out. Did you feel that you were pushing the temperature envelop??? How is the bugnet pole held in place? Could you do a "Side by Side" with the SuperiorGear hammock, especially regarding the use of the SG snaps and bug net. So interesting watching the development and competition. But I still love my BB XLC from Warbonnet. Thx again, T
All of those questions will be answer soon. I like the way you are thinking. As for having a place for storage in your hammock. Nothing beats the BB XLC. My nephew took mine. And said that I will never see it again! Thank you Tumbleweed for watching. It is always good to hear from you.
Hi there Marine, I am enjoying another one of your videos. I got to say, I am impressed with this product. Is it down filled? You don't want to see my setup. Its so bulky, and heavy. Got a huge tarp, huge synthetic UQ, and an old sleeping bag from the 90s. BUT: Everything is super rugged, so I am looking forward for them mad max overnighters, coming our our way.
😂 I’m getting what I want to start since using my old Eno w/ old extra Walmart sleeping bags that zippers are broken. But, feel your pain as I’m wanting to backpack & have a great pack I like but I look old timey.! It’s an 81Liter Kelty weighing over 5 pounds. If I try to look modern I take the brain off & use as a Fanny pack. 😂
It has 850 down. The best hammock and gear is the one you have. Then when you are ready. Just replace one piece at a time. I look at this as an investment. If you take care of your equipment. It will take care of you. And the best part. It more than likely,. last you a life time. thank you Visitalnteriora for watching. I really appreciate it.
@@AdventureswiththeMarine Yeah, you got a good show there. I like your sense of humor. Guess what I did last week..sewed my first hammock. Bought 16 meters of 70D Ripstop Nylon, Amsteel etc. I made a 12' double layer hammock, with an opening to slide in sleeping pads. I weigh 100 kg and I wanted a stiffer lay, so two 70D (!) layers without any stretch,. It's great. Feels like laying in one of those hibernation tanks you see in sci-fi movies. Could lay there for years on end. Great for my back. I named it "the Hibernator" Have a great weekend. God bless.
@@AdventureswiththeMarine I never used a s.-machine in my life prior 2022. It's really not difficult, if you know the fundamental basics. Only problem when you have very large size fabrics, like for tarps, you need a lot of space.
Great video Marine👍 Even the wild turkeys agree🤣. Maybe a side by side comparison with the superior gear hammock in the works 🤪. Marine how do do find diagonal lay underquilt of the Dutch ware compared to Superior gear ? I’m guessing the hammock could be lighter for the same length and temperature range ? Great work Marine 👍👍👍
First I will do a review. Then I will put it side by side with the Superior Hammock. Each has there pros and cons. Stay tuned! thank you Ricardoneto for watching. Much appreciated.
I will be doing a review for this hammock. And then I will put them side by side and show the pros and cons. Strength and weakness. Thank you Wazoologist for watching.
Thank you for getting this video up before it might release this coming week on their website ! I’ve been watching @backpackingadventures channel also! I wanted your opinion too !
Nice work on the review. I do have one question -- you mentioned a couple of times that the hammock is 10' long but I thought the Chameleon only came in 11' or 12' lengths. Was this a special build just for you?
First off, NY needs to step up its games. That wasn’t a campsite that was the Taj Mahal I’m not sure if you speak Turkey but I was listening, they are setting up on your flank. You almost got ambushed by dinosaur birds. 🦃. Fun video.
I thought that I was going to be overrun by those vultures. But then I started to give Thanksgivings! Thank you Jaycreature so much for watching. I really do appreciate it.
Great suggestion! I will be doing a review of both side by side. My camera broke and when it is fixed. I will upload it. Thank you Fogerkarlsson for watching. I really appreciate it.
Thanks for the reply. Great! I’ve been watched you videos since from the beginning of your channel. Have given me a lot of useful tips and tricks. Keep up the great work marine and god bless.
Thanks for the video. I’m having a hard time deciding between quilted chameleon and superior. I like the looks of the spreader bar bugnet. I’ve never had a hammock with a bugnet, if the superior is not tied out does it hang in your face? It also looks like there could be more insulation around you in the superior (?), which appeals to me. What are your thoughts on choosing between the two? I’m smaller than you, about 5’9. Thanks!
I am working on a comparison video of both. I will get it up soon. My camera broke and I need to get it fixed. The bug net on the face could be an issue for some. I never had a problem. And you are right about the insulation wrapping around you to keep you warm. I love the spreader bar for the bug net. It really is a great option. The Superior has more options to keep you warm. ( Which both that you would have to purchase ) To be muti-functional for different temperatures. Where the Chameleon will have more options for storage. But the Superior has the stuff sack with carabiners to also use as a ridgeline organizer. Which has ample room. If you are using it in colder temperatures. Than I would suggest the Superior hammock. In warmer temperatures. Than the Chameleon. I hopes this helps.
Your spin-off channel: "Adventures With The Turkeys" - I like to lay diagonally opposite as you were in this video (the angle of the quilt). I assume the direction of the quilt can be ordered in the other angle, right?
I haven't talked to them yet. But I an sure it will. Do you think the turkeys thought that I was a big turkey? They sure wanted so bad to join me in my hammock. Thank you John for watching. Always appreciated.
In my opinion it is impractical, I have a chameleon hammock and at night I move from left to right, if I had a model with insulation and we move to the opposite side, the insulation does not work. Of course, the hammock is great, I also have a symmetrical topcover, it's the best hammock I've had
I believe it was 18. You could hang three hammocks in that site. But there is some other ones that are are nice. Great views. Thank you Paulkhsnna1 for watching. I really appreciate it.
@@AdventureswiththeMarine I love your videos! Looking forward to your review of the quilted chameleon. It’ll be hard for me to switch away from my superiorgear hammock, which is 29 oz, but I’m curious to hear which one you like better.
I will be doing a side by side comparison. As for now. All I can say is the Superior Hammock will work better in colder temperatures. Thank you Hajmeddig for watching. I really appreciate it.
@@Hajmeddig123 If you like to put your legs up against the sides. And move around a lot. You will not have the protection from the cold. But if you are above-freezing temperatures. It may not be a problem. Don't get me wrong. The Quilted Charmeleon is going to be a good little hammock. There are a few bugs he needs to work out.
I grew up in St. Paul in the 60s and 70s. It was a great place for a kid. ( I am a Eastsider ) Started to raise my kids in the 80s. In the 90s. It started to go down hill. In 1996 we move to Wisconsin. I am sadden what those politicians have done to that Once Great City. I look across the river to remanence what once was.
I really like your channel but your to old to be out by yourself, come on. I was in Scouting since 1957 until WOKE took over around 1998 and loved I Scouting and believed in their one one saying of Being Prepared but their second saying and very important, use the buddy system when in the outdoors. Semper Fi Brother. I'm 73 years old and will not go out by myself on Camping, Hiking and or Fishing
Bringing a wood bag to Afton SP is a brilliant idea! I’m definitely doing that from now on. I always enjoy your videos!
It sure made it easier. Thank you AndrewHikesBergs so much for watching. I really appreciate it.
I left my Hennessey to become a ground dweller in a Durston Xmid1, but this quilted hammock has me thinking about returning to the the hammock world. Well done video.
There are place that you can not hang a hammock. And I think you have one of the best tents for that. But if I had the choose between the tent and the hammock. On equal terms. I will always choose the hammock. thank you Mkarp for watching. I really appreciate it.
Another well done video and review. Great place to hang out. Thanks for the reviews and God Bless. Take care, Al
Thank you Al so much. I always enjoy hearing from you. God Bless!
That bugnet pole mod is pretty slick...Dutch comes up with some pretty innovative ideas. Luv the video, luv the hike, thanks so much for sharing it all.
That Dutch is a Mad Scientist. What is he going to come up next. Thank you Parnold-Mora so much for watching.
Awesome gear choices! I have the same hammock, hex tarp, headlamp and backpack. Great minds think alike. Love them and you will be happy. The hammock is really nice. I love mine. I normally lay with my head to the left but had no issues to the right. I have the hex tarp but at 11 foot. I’m thinking I should have gotten the 12 foot since it doesn’t have the doors. I’ll have to measure my quilted hammock they sent me. I thought it was 11 foot. If it’s 10 I was very comfortable and maybe I can start getting shorter hammocks and save weight. Good luck with your ultralight journey. Your body will thank you at the end of a long hiking day. Outstanding video Ron!
Dang, I thought it was a 11’ hammock. I hope he just over looked it and it is. If it’s a 10 I’m prob out ….
@@1asphaltcowboy I confirmed with Dutchware, the one I received was 11ft.
I’m in thanks Dan ! 🤤
When I received this hammock. I grab my pack. And did this overnighter. I assumed by looking at it. And not measuring it. But only weighing it. That it was a 10 ft. hammock. I was wrong. It is a 11 ft hammock. You know what they say when you assume. In this case. The ass was only me. That's what I get for assuming! Thank you guys for watching. Very much appreciated.
Doesn’t really matter because you had fun and I’ve watched it 3 times now😄. I’m gonna get me one hopefully this week 🤞thank you VERY much pal !
Wow! I love the quilted hammock and the tarp. Glad that you have a company there the turkeys. Cheers the Marine
Did you ever have that feeling that the woods were watching? Those turkeys were everywhere. But it is nice to have company. Thank you Mykoreandreams for watching. I really appreciate it.
Followed Bob and George's recommendation to check your channel. Thoroughly enjoyed the hike to Mt Rushmore, now it's testing the hammock.
If not for sleeping in a hammock. My hiking days may have been over. With the fabric conforming around your body, with no pressure points. I always get a great night of sleep. And ready to hike the next day.
Looks like a great hammock! I’m sure it’d be more than long enough for my 5’6” height. I use a Hennessy right now!
Those turkeys were really talkative!
It would be the perfect length for your height. It really is a great little hammock. Even the turkeys thought so! Thank you Chriscon for watching.
Wow that was a great video brother You Really Got Me in the camping mood. I would like to get that bug net pole module for my chameleon.
God Bless you 🙏
I was really impressed with that pole module. It is worth a upgrade. Thank you Richard-Seekingwulf for watching. i really appreciate it.
Hey does that bug net come off?
Is there a zipper on both sides?
Are you ever planning on doing fishing videos?
We had a couple turkeys growing up and hearing you gobble with them brought back memories.
Yes, The bug net comes off and has a zipper on both sides, the run up and down independently. Great hammock. I do a lot off fishing. But my favorite is fly fishing. I was planning on do some this year. But time got away from me. Thank you Colleen so much for watching. I always appreciate it.
Nice video. I always have one of our 2 dogs w/ me & that dropped stake wouldn’t have touched the ground. 😂
I enjoyed your prayer & the turkey gobbles. Hammock looks great.
It is always good to have someone with you in the woods. Even if they are Turkeys. Thank you Sheilahenry so much for watching.
Looks like some great in-depth reviews are coming up.
Dutch said something about them not making a 12ft version in the foreseeable future. But the 10ft working for you at 6ft sounds promising.
I was amazed how comfortable I was in that 10footer. The 11footer would have been better for me. But if you want to cut weight. The 10ft. will fit that boll! Thank you Baldrain for watching. I really appreciate it.
Nice video. What an interesting hammock. For a long time I have been trying to figure out that asymmetrical lay that people are talking about. The Chameleon with the built in quilt makes it quite clear how that works. I have been looking a while and finally bought the Crua Koala Maxx set (it was on sale). It just arrived this week and I imagine it will be fun times trying to figure that out. Hoping to make some of the hangs around Wisconsin/midwest. God bless. I am so happy I found your channel. It is so uplifting.
I hope to see you at one of those Hammock Forums Hangs. It would be nice to meet you. Thank you Tanjarott for watching. I really appreciate it. God bless!
superior hammocks vs quilted chameleon hammock
Coming soon! Thank you TerryGillingham for watching. Very much appreciated.
And God bless you. Such a beautiful place. Now go get you a turkey!
Thank you Terrymeinders so much for watching. I really appreciate it.
i have been slowing upgrading my gear to better and lighter around 15lbs at the moment so love these vids Brother keep it up
The older we get. A lighter pack will keep us on the trail. a little longer. Thank you Stone-Wolf-Outdoors for watching.
@@AdventureswiththeMarine that's the idea with lighter gear i always watch i enjoy all your content
Thanks for the adventure into ultra lite. It seems that your shoulders were edging out. Did you feel that you were pushing the temperature envelop??? How is the bugnet pole held in place? Could you do a "Side by Side" with the SuperiorGear hammock, especially regarding the use of the SG snaps and bug net. So interesting watching the development and competition. But I still love my BB XLC from Warbonnet. Thx again, T
All of those questions will be answer soon. I like the way you are thinking. As for having a place for storage in your hammock. Nothing beats the BB XLC. My nephew took mine. And said that I will never see it again! Thank you Tumbleweed for watching. It is always good to hear from you.
Nice, thanks for posting Marine.....
Thank you so much Jerry for watching!
Fun to watch, thank you.
Thank you Pglen for watching. I really appreciate it.
Hi there Marine, I am enjoying another one of your videos. I got to say, I am impressed with this product. Is it down filled? You don't want to see my setup. Its so bulky, and heavy. Got a huge tarp, huge synthetic UQ, and an old sleeping bag from the 90s. BUT: Everything is super rugged, so I am looking forward for them mad max overnighters, coming our our way.
😂 I’m getting what I want to start since using my old Eno w/ old extra Walmart sleeping bags that zippers are broken.
But, feel your pain as I’m wanting to backpack & have a great pack I like but I look old timey.! It’s an 81Liter Kelty weighing over 5 pounds. If I try to look modern I take the brain off & use as a Fanny pack. 😂
It has 850 down. The best hammock and gear is the one you have. Then when you are ready. Just replace one piece at a time. I look at this as an investment. If you take care of your equipment. It will take care of you. And the best part. It more than likely,. last you a life time. thank you Visitalnteriora for watching. I really appreciate it.
@@AdventureswiththeMarine Yeah, you got a good show there. I like your sense of humor.
Guess what I did last week..sewed my first hammock. Bought 16 meters of 70D Ripstop Nylon, Amsteel etc. I made a 12' double layer hammock, with an opening to slide in sleeping pads.
I weigh 100 kg and I wanted a stiffer lay, so two 70D (!) layers without any stretch,. It's great. Feels like laying in one of those hibernation tanks you see in sci-fi movies. Could lay there for years on end. Great for my back. I named it "the Hibernator"
Have a great weekend. God bless.
I need to lean how to sew. I love the creativity.
@@AdventureswiththeMarine I never used a s.-machine in my life prior 2022. It's really not difficult, if you know the fundamental basics. Only problem when you have very large size fabrics, like for tarps, you need a lot of space.
Great video Marine👍 Even the wild turkeys agree🤣. Maybe a side by side comparison with the superior gear hammock in the works 🤪. Marine how do do find diagonal lay underquilt of the Dutch ware compared to Superior gear ? I’m guessing the hammock could be lighter for the same length and temperature range ? Great work Marine 👍👍👍
First I will do a review. Then I will put it side by side with the Superior Hammock. Each has there pros and cons. Stay tuned! thank you Ricardoneto for watching. Much appreciated.
That wild turkey was probably Shug making turkeys sounds thinking you were a wild turkey. 😮
I was definitely a turkey that night when I GOBBLED up that steak! And I was not about to share it with Shug. He can go gobble somewhere else. lol.
Great vid. Not sure a small asymmetrical underquilt like that would work for me, I'll stick with my Superior Gear hammock for now.
I will be doing a review for this hammock. And then I will put them side by side and show the pros and cons. Strength and weakness. Thank you Wazoologist for watching.
I was wondering about that.
Thank you for getting this video up before it might release this coming week on their website ! I’ve been watching @backpackingadventures channel also! I wanted your opinion too !
I love Dan from backpackingadventures. I am hoping to do a hike with him someday. Thank you 1asphaltcowboy for watching. I really appreciate it.
Nice work on the review. I do have one question -- you mentioned a couple of times that the hammock is 10' long but I thought the Chameleon only came in 11' or 12' lengths. Was this a special build just for you?
I was wrong. It is a 11 foot hammock. Sorry about that. Thank you Clarmoxley for watching. I really appreciate it.
Looks good. Alice is pissed you’re cheating on her with another pack.
It has been awhile since I have humped Alice Pack. Thank you Angryshrub1 so much for watching.
Haven't watched you vids in a while.. Loved this :)
Thank you NJHeart2Heart so much.
First off, NY needs to step up its games. That wasn’t a campsite that was the Taj Mahal I’m not sure if you speak Turkey but I was listening, they are setting up on your flank. You almost got ambushed by dinosaur birds. 🦃.
Fun video.
I thought that I was going to be overrun by those vultures. But then I started to give Thanksgivings! Thank you Jaycreature so much for watching. I really do appreciate it.
How is this compared to the Superior Gear ?
Soon I will show the pros and cons of each. They both strengths and weakness. Thank you The TarotCardGuy for watching. I really appreciate it.
Hey Ron! Glad to see you're back on the trail, but no Runner this time?
Also at 3:20 you didn't finish your sentence "I'm gonna be testing..."
It means more to come. I hope to have Runner back on the next trip. Thank you Mat-ventures for watching. I so do appreciate it.
I’m very interested to hear which you do like the most, superior gear hammock or the dutchwear quilted hammock?
Best regards from Sweden
Great suggestion! I will be doing a review of both side by side. My camera broke and when it is fixed. I will upload it. Thank you Fogerkarlsson for watching. I really appreciate it.
Thanks for the reply. Great! I’ve been watched you videos since from the beginning of your channel. Have given me a lot of useful tips and tricks. Keep up the great work marine and god bless.
Thanks 👍looks great!
Thank you Manuelmetallica for watching. Much appreciated.
Thanks for the video. I’m having a hard time deciding between quilted chameleon and superior. I like the looks of the spreader bar bugnet. I’ve never had a hammock with a bugnet, if the superior is not tied out does it hang in your face? It also looks like there could be more insulation around you in the superior (?), which appeals to me. What are your thoughts on choosing between the two? I’m smaller than you, about 5’9. Thanks!
I am working on a comparison video of both. I will get it up soon. My camera broke and I need to get it fixed. The bug net on the face could be an issue for some. I never had a problem. And you are right about the insulation wrapping around you to keep you warm. I love the spreader bar for the bug net. It really is a great option. The Superior has more options to keep you warm.
( Which both that you would have to purchase ) To be muti-functional for different temperatures. Where the Chameleon will have more options for storage. But the Superior has the stuff sack with carabiners to also use as a ridgeline organizer. Which has ample room. If you are using it in colder temperatures. Than I would suggest the Superior hammock. In warmer temperatures. Than the Chameleon. I hopes this helps.
Where did the 'fire pit' equipment come from?
That was a campsite. Over looking the St. Croix River.
Your spin-off channel: "Adventures With The Turkeys" - I like to lay diagonally opposite as you were in this video (the angle of the quilt). I assume the direction of the quilt can be ordered in the other angle, right?
I haven't talked to them yet. But I an sure it will. Do you think the turkeys thought that I was a big turkey? They sure wanted so bad to join me in my hammock. Thank you John for watching. Always appreciated.
Dutch said they are only doing this lay direction for now, but will do the opposite sometime in the future.
@@TheTarotCardGuy - Yeah, I saw that video too.
In my opinion it is impractical, I have a chameleon hammock and at night I move from left to right, if I had a model with insulation and we move to the opposite side, the insulation does not work. Of course, the hammock is great, I also have a symmetrical topcover, it's the best hammock I've had
Thank you Luroshe for sharing that. Much appreciated.
I guess it was a picnic area.
A designated backpacking campsite that you have to hike to.
I like my Chameleon, but being a restless sleeper the asymmetrical quilts just don't work for me.
I will be covering that on the review. Thank you Waltbrim so much for watching.
Which site was this at afton?
I believe it was 18. You could hang three hammocks in that site. But there is some other ones that are are nice. Great views. Thank you Paulkhsnna1 for watching. I really appreciate it.
@@AdventureswiththeMarine I love your videos! Looking forward to your review of the quilted chameleon. It’ll be hard for me to switch away from my superiorgear hammock, which is 29 oz, but I’m curious to hear which one you like better.
off the top of ur head which one do u recommend ? Superior or this one from dutch?
I will be doing a side by side comparison. As for now. All I can say is the Superior Hammock will work better in colder temperatures. Thank you Hajmeddig for watching. I really appreciate it.
@@AdventureswiththeMarine Because it covers more ?
@@Hajmeddig123 If you like to put your legs up against the sides. And move around a lot. You will not have the protection from the cold. But if you are above-freezing temperatures. It may not be a problem. Don't get me wrong. The Quilted Charmeleon is going to be a good little hammock. There are a few bugs he needs to work out.
@@AdventureswiththeMarine thank you so much!
Anyone notice the heart in the clouds at 3:30?
I was feeling the LOVE that day!
Nice
Thank you Kevin for watching. I really do appreciate it.
Amen!
Amen brother! Thank you Goyourownway for watching. Much appreciated!
shame d hmk has a net and not d same camo as ur topqwilt.. wish i could afford insulated hmk like that but import to uk would be insane sadly ..
Like everything else. Shipping has really gotten expensive. Thank you RootsLion for watching. I really appreciate it.
Just don't move in to St. Paul. They raised sales tax to 10%, highest in the Nation.
I grew up in St. Paul in the 60s and 70s. It was a great place for a kid. ( I am a Eastsider ) Started to raise my kids in the 80s. In the 90s. It started to go down hill. In 1996 we move to Wisconsin. I am sadden what those politicians have done to that Once Great City. I look across the river to remanence what once was.
@@AdventureswiththeMarineIm in BC, Canada. 12% GST and PST tax.
@@TheTarotCardGuy You got me there. The things our so-called leaders do to such beautiful places.
I really like your channel but your to old to be out by yourself, come on. I was in Scouting since 1957 until WOKE took over around 1998 and loved I Scouting and believed in their one one saying of Being Prepared but their second saying and very important, use the buddy system when in the outdoors.
Semper Fi Brother. I'm 73 years old and will not go out by myself on Camping, Hiking and or Fishing
That is definitely wise advise. You can't go wrong with the bubby system. Thank you SFCRambo for watching. I always appreciate it.