Hej.That was a cool overnighter.All you need is a Mora knife and a Fjällraven greenland jacket.I still have my 40 year +++ old Mora knife,love it ! Have a wonderful weekend.
hey! thanks! it's so cool, there's just something with old gear that you just can't get with the new stuff, you have stories with it, its connected to you!
Nice shelter build with just a knife. I have never owned a Mora but have heard only heard good things about them. Once I built a shelter and I woke up to a pack of coyotes all yipping and carrying on about 30 feet away from where I was laying. They kept moving so I just rolled over and went back to sleep. Thanks for sharing and keep up the good work brother.
Ted Weirum just WOW! I'm absolutely amazed by how terrific this video turned out! Thank you for taking so much effort and care in producing something so wonderful. It speaks to your talent, dedication and skill. You are truly extraordinary person!
Great video Ted, well done! Keep them coming, I need things to watch as I'm out with a torn rotator cuff in my shoulder from a Nordic Skiing accident of all things haha happy to report there was no beer involved though, just caught an edge and went down hard on some icy packed snow.
Thanks Travis, I wanted to comfort team toilet paper before I mentioned anything about beer in this video, I'm pretty sure it would go viral if I just added " and a beer" to the end of the title :) hope you get better soon brother, if we ever meet I promise you we'll have a beer of your choice!
Great video as usual ❤ Love it to see that you still wear the Greenland jacket. I bought the current version of this jacket due to your old review I've found a couple of month ago on your channel. Best winter jacket I've ever had! Would love to see more bushcraft content from you. 🙂
The hunter gatherers when they made their tree tents, they also dug into the ground below the frost line. I saw a real one once. I was a kid. It seemed to be huge. Above ground lodges also existed. For what you did here, that is the best time of the year for it.
It would be awesome to see this style of video with other kinds of knives or tools. Like just a shovel or axe or large camp knife. Just subbed. Cool video!
I just got a Garberg last month $55 couldn’t beat it. Man it’s a great knife. Nice video proves what I was taught the more you know the less you need. I like these types of videos. The thing is I don’t go in the woods without a little gear especially when I go fishing. I always have a water bottle and a few odds and ends. Practice makes you stronger when you need to be.
Great vid mate, loving the beard !! I'm going to be starting up my channel again I think. Love that Kansbol, may have to get myself one. I've just got a pair of the keb agile which I'm looking forward to reviewing.
3:13 reminds me to tell you about the "pocket bellows". It will revolutionize your ability to make fire in the wilderness, especially under soaking wet conditions. Obviously in this minimalist scenario, you'd be without it. My Kansbol is the regular orange edition. Limited edition red is nice!
@@TedWeirumGreat 👍, with best equipment and knowledge is it "easy". That is the point of winning the knife, and the knowlege will come with experience.
Another level of calming videos - Thank you Ted! I wouldn´t have slept a second because I would have been afraid to set the forest on fire :D (Probably not a realistic szenario but anyways...)
Ha. You beat me to it. I was going to say that's your Greenland Jacket with the broken zipper. I remember that video. What a nice quiet night. I have not slept without a tent before. I may try it one night and see what the experience it like. I do love my Mora Knife. I've used it many times and the thing is a beast. The urine not something I have had to do. I hope I'm not in that position but at least I'm aware I could if needed. Maybe next time, you could cook up some fresh road kill? Peace.
I moved to Malmö from NL almost two years ago and one of the things I love here is the Swedish attitude towards enjoying nature. Your videos are a great example of that and I find them very inspiring. I love camping and I would like to try some overnight hikes this year. Eventually I would love to walk the Kungsleden but I think I should start a bit smaller. Do you have any recommendations for simple overnight hikes in Sweden? Perhaps Skåneleden? I absolutely love Söderåsen but I guess Skåne has more to offer. Also I'm wondering where to start in terms of gear. I have good outdoor clothes, but no tent and backback etc. Do you have any tips on where to start with this? Keep doing what you're doing!
Hey bother, I'd try the east part of Skåne as well, around Ravlunda, just make sure the military isn't there at the time, beautiful scenery and less crowded!
@@TedWeirum Sounds good! I have been in east Skåne only once, but it looked beautiful so would not mind going back. I am currently researching and assembling my backpacking gear. So perhaps I will see you on the trail!
me too, I had so much fun doin this! I'd say that it took around 2 hours with gathering and building and all that, it might have take me a while longer due to filming but all in all I thought it went pretty quick!
Great video, beautifully shot again! Less "flashy", more "down to earthy" (even literally 🙂). Did keep warm enough by the fire and shelter? Woke up many times?
yeah, this is definitely the type of videos I'd want to do more of! I was really warm all night actually! I only woke up one time too, that's because I only slept for 20 minutes! 🤪
Good day Ted, thank you so much for sharing this video and the excellent knife you used. Could I be considered a recipient of your giveaway? I like going bushcraft in the wood, I long to have that kind of knife set up, blessings.
If me, I wouldn't choose Mora Kansbol or Mora 2000 (their last version) for trips where I need a reliable knife. Because its tang has a very deep grooves near the begin and many new Mora knives (kansbol, new 2000, new bushcraft, new basic 511, new pros) broke in this position. I would rather go with a Mora companion knife (not the HD version) with a mod spine 90° and feel more confident.
@@TedWeirum I don't like the new improvements of Mora knives (in the tang of many modele hidden tang). Even their new robust knife has this weakness. Mora company know this, but I think they made deep grooves on the tang for easier to set up when heat treating multiple knives at the same time. Moreover, for the many new plastic handles models , there are joints between the blade and the handle. So the water and dirt can penetrate the tang, in the long term it is not good. P/s: Hultafort knives would be a better choice (for cheaps hidden tang knives).
Estoy de acuerdo, pero si uno sólo tiene un cuchillo, también funcionará. Lo mismo con la barra de fuego, esto fue simplemente un ejemplo de lo que se puede hacer con menos. ¡Gracias por mirar hermano!
@TedWeirum dream scenario would be a completely unprepared night in the outdoors, As if you were hiding on the run. Had no place to go and no help from anyone.
I’m extremely disappointed with my vidda pro trousers all 3 pairs. My dark olive have holes everywhere after 18 months use I wasn’t aware of the 2 year warranty and I’ve lost receipt so can’t do anything about it. I use these have probably had approx 8 months use my laurel green ones problem 6 months use and my autumn one 4 months use and all the leg bottoms have holes in them and are fraying I’m very very disappointed to say the least and I’m never going to part with any more money for vidda pros. My anorak no8 is superb at the moment purchased at the same time as the trousers. Il just stick to £20 German army trousers that have lasted over 5 years with no holes or damage. Not impressed with g1000 at all. The only good thing I can say about vidda pros is there feature rich that’s it. Also my ex British army trousers at £15 per pair are nearly 8 years old with no holes both the German and the British trousers have been worn nearly all the time compared to the fjallravens. On a happier note my orange kansbol is great. Hope mora bring the red kansbol to the uk soon. 🙏🏴
@@TedWeirum I’m in the uk and I wear them several times per week generally just for walking and foraging I sit on a sit mat sometimes with a groundsheet. Do occasionally wild camp but most of the time they have been used just for paths and trails locally.
Hmm.. sounds like they should be able to handle that, I recommend you contact Fjällräven directly! Explain what you explained to me and hopefully they can assist! Take pictures too
@@TedWeirum I doubt they’ll do anything because there out of warranty. But I am extremely annoyed and dissatisfied especially at this price point. Il just put it down to experience and look elsewhere in the future. I was hoping to look at some rucksacks but il look elsewhere for those to because my ospreys have been great so far. Thanks for the reply Ted
Anytime brother! I’m thinking that it could be a good idea to write them anyway, just to show the wear and tear points of your trousers, providing them with detailed knowledge of how you used them. That could generate important information on how to improve the trousers, I think that could be worth a new pair.. :) good luck brother!
Bravo! Primitive shelter even with a large cutting tool is damn hard work. It was very rewarding Im sure. Thanks for sharing!
Thanks brother! its a lot of work but also a lot of fun!
Hej.That was a cool overnighter.All you need is a Mora knife and a Fjällraven greenland jacket.I still have my 40 year +++ old Mora knife,love it ! Have a wonderful weekend.
hey! thanks! it's so cool, there's just something with old gear that you just can't get with the new stuff, you have stories with it, its connected to you!
Nice shelter build with just a knife. I have never owned a Mora but have heard only heard good things about them. Once I built a shelter and I woke up to a pack of coyotes all yipping and carrying on about 30 feet away from where I was laying. They kept moving so I just rolled over and went back to sleep. Thanks for sharing and keep up the good work brother.
hahah, that's awesome brother! ice cold to just roll over but hey, I guess there wasn't much else to do! :)
Ted Weirum just WOW! I'm absolutely amazed by how terrific this video turned out! Thank you for taking so much effort and care in producing something so wonderful. It speaks to your talent, dedication and skill. You are truly extraordinary person!
hahaha, thanks brother! don't know about the extraordinary part but I do love spending time outdoors! :)
Nice idea Ted!
Good for you giving away a knife too.
I’m more than happy with my Mora companion 👌🏼
Thanks brother! I want to share as much as I can! : )
Great video Ted, well done! Keep them coming, I need things to watch as I'm out with a torn rotator cuff in my shoulder from a Nordic Skiing accident of all things haha happy to report there was no beer involved though, just caught an edge and went down hard on some icy packed snow.
Thanks Travis, I wanted to comfort team toilet paper before I mentioned anything about beer in this video, I'm pretty sure it would go viral if I just added " and a beer" to the end of the title :) hope you get better soon brother, if we ever meet I promise you we'll have a beer of your choice!
Great video as usual ❤
Love it to see that you still wear the Greenland jacket. I bought the current version of this jacket due to your old review I've found a couple of month ago on your channel. Best winter jacket I've ever had!
Would love to see more bushcraft content from you. 🙂
that's so cool, yeah I'd really love to do more of this sort of content, I'll see what I can do to make it happen!
Very nice video Ted! Beautiful filmed with a really nice feeling. Well done my friend!
Thanks brother! I had a look at your channel too, good stuff, keep it coming! :)
Greetings from Germany! Very nice knife, I ordered it yesterday. Impressive shelter! 👍👍👍
Thanks brother! Hope you like it!
Nice video. Your loyalty to your 15 year old coat is admirable.
I have other jackets that fit me better nowadays but there’s just something about this one :)
I have two Kansbol in burnt orange and i love them very much🙂
I can imagine! great knives! :)
Camera work awesome!! Thanks !!!
Thanks brother!
The hunter gatherers when they made their tree tents, they also dug into the ground below the frost line. I saw a real one once. I was a kid. It seemed to be huge. Above ground lodges also existed. For what you did here, that is the best time of the year for it.
Very interesting, this is a useful tip brother! :)
It would be awesome to see this style of video with other kinds of knives or tools. Like just a shovel or axe or large camp knife. Just subbed. Cool video!
Agreed! I’ll do what I can about that! :)
Really enjoyed the video. Thanks
i had a blast making it! I hope I can do more of this stuff!
I just got a Garberg last month $55 couldn’t beat it. Man it’s a great knife.
Nice video proves what I was taught the more you know the less you need. I like these types of videos.
The thing is I don’t go in the woods without a little gear especially when I go fishing. I always have a water bottle and a few odds and ends.
Practice makes you stronger when you need to be.
totally agree! it's comforting to know that you could handle yourself if need be! :)
Great vid mate, loving the beard !! I'm going to be starting up my channel again I think. Love that Kansbol, may have to get myself one. I've just got a pair of the keb agile which I'm looking forward to reviewing.
Hope you find something that works for you brother!
I miss the cows, but Greenland was the perfect match for this person's backyard.
I must admit I did miss the cows as well, I'll be sure to pay them a visit this year!
Great vid as always, keep it up.
Thanks brother!
Teddy baby! I am Kansbol man myself! Du är min sedan länge förlorade tvillingbror! Now I sit to watch your video.
3:13 reminds me to tell you about the "pocket bellows". It will revolutionize your ability to make fire in the wilderness, especially under soaking wet conditions. Obviously in this minimalist scenario, you'd be without it.
My Kansbol is the regular orange edition. Limited edition red is nice!
I'd love to hear about the "pocket bellows"! this is why you need to step fot in the discord server, more people need ot hear this! :)
Great video thanks!
Thanks brother!
Love it my friend, way to go 👊🔥🌲
thanks, yeah this is more in the line of what sorts of videos I'd like to be doing..: )
I would like to try survive with MORA as you, it must be fun (and cold).
It was actually warm throughout the entire thing! Working makes you warm and then the fire does it part too! :)
@@TedWeirumGreat 👍, with best equipment and knowledge is it "easy". That is the point of winning the knife, and the knowlege will come with experience.
Hope you wrote in the discord server!
@@TedWeirum yes 👍
The knife part where it thins towards the front is called a distal taper. Don't know if your bothered or not. Fun fact😅
I would never have known! Thanks for your input brother! :)
Another level of calming videos - Thank you Ted! I wouldn´t have slept a second because I would have been afraid to set the forest on fire :D (Probably not a realistic szenario but anyways...)
Thanks for watching! of course it would have been a different scenario in the summer, but now everything was damp, wet or frozen :)
Awesome! 😍
I had so much fun doing this! let's see what else we can do! :)
Ha. You beat me to it. I was going to say that's your Greenland Jacket with the broken zipper. I remember that video. What a nice quiet night. I have not slept without a tent before. I may try it one night and see what the experience it like. I do love my Mora Knife. I've used it many times and the thing is a beast. The urine not something I have had to do. I hope I'm not in that position but at least I'm aware I could if needed. Maybe next time, you could cook up some fresh road kill? Peace.
haha, that could be a great next step, just contemplating the title for that video! :)
I moved to Malmö from NL almost two years ago and one of the things I love here is the Swedish attitude towards enjoying nature. Your videos are a great example of that and I find them very inspiring. I love camping and I would like to try some overnight hikes this year. Eventually I would love to walk the Kungsleden but I think I should start a bit smaller. Do you have any recommendations for simple overnight hikes in Sweden? Perhaps Skåneleden? I absolutely love Söderåsen but I guess Skåne has more to offer. Also I'm wondering where to start in terms of gear. I have good outdoor clothes, but no tent and backback etc. Do you have any tips on where to start with this? Keep doing what you're doing!
Hey bother, I'd try the east part of Skåne as well, around Ravlunda, just make sure the military isn't there at the time, beautiful scenery and less crowded!
@@TedWeirum Sounds good! I have been in east Skåne only once, but it looked beautiful so would not mind going back. I am currently researching and assembling my backpacking gear. So perhaps I will see you on the trail!
Would be awesome! I take walks there pretty often!
Awesome! 🔥💪🏻🤩 that’s what I’m talking about!!!
yeah, more of this, so much fun!
Didn't know that Mora made a red Kansbol. Next time maybe try a Mors Kochansky super-shelter. Oh, and bring a snack with you. Pack it with the camera.
Thanks for the tip!
Grym video i vanlig ordning! ❤️
Man blir alltid gladare när man läser din kommentar Morgan! hälsa familjen! :)
I like these type of videos. Awesome Ted. How long did you taken for building these shelter?
me too, I had so much fun doin this! I'd say that it took around 2 hours with gathering and building and all that, it might have take me a while longer due to filming but all in all I thought it went pretty quick!
Great video, beautifully shot again! Less "flashy", more "down to earthy" (even literally 🙂). Did keep warm enough by the fire and shelter? Woke up many times?
yeah, this is definitely the type of videos I'd want to do more of! I was really warm all night actually! I only woke up one time too, that's because I only slept for 20 minutes! 🤪
Fantastic 🤠❤️
Tack så mycket mor! ❤️
Good day Ted, thank you so much for sharing this video and the excellent knife you used. Could I be considered a recipient of your giveaway? I like going bushcraft in the wood, I long to have that kind of knife
set up, blessings.
We’ll do a new giveaway when it’s time for the next knife, this one is already done!
Thank you so much for the quick feedback. Blessings
@unitytira4954 sure thing, anytime brother!
Thank you so much for your kind words and encouragement 😊
@unitytira4954 anytime! :)
A Sawzalll would work too.
I’m sure it would! :)
And a camera!
True! :)
If me, I wouldn't choose Mora Kansbol or Mora 2000 (their last version) for trips where I need a reliable knife. Because its tang has a very deep grooves near the begin and many new Mora knives (kansbol, new 2000, new bushcraft, new basic 511, new pros) broke in this position.
I would rather go with a Mora companion knife (not the HD version) with a mod spine 90° and feel more confident.
I will do a similar adventure with the garberg, it has a full tang, that’s probably the best version for a strong reliable knife :)
@@TedWeirum I don't like the new improvements of Mora knives (in the tang of many modele hidden tang). Even their new robust knife has this weakness. Mora company know this, but I think they made deep grooves on the tang for easier to set up when heat treating multiple knives at the same time.
Moreover, for the many new plastic handles models , there are joints between the blade and the handle. So the water and dirt can penetrate the tang, in the long term it is not good.
P/s: Hultafort knives would be a better choice (for cheaps hidden tang knives).
The garberg is full tang, I can’t see how water or anything else could come in there, have you tried it?
i survived a night in the woods once with only a cold Donna kebab and one sock.
Hahah, bet that kebab was delicious!
I survived a winter night with headlamp and mushroom creel. I like mushrooms.
sounds like you had a good night! :)
Du bist ein Held 😂
I’m just in it for the toilet paper! :)
No no no,para todo eso está el hacha,salió la moda de hacerlo con cuchillo pero no,para eso el hacha de toda la vida
Estoy de acuerdo, pero si uno sólo tiene un cuchillo, también funcionará. Lo mismo con la barra de fuego, esto fue simplemente un ejemplo de lo que se puede hacer con menos. ¡Gracias por mirar hermano!
You should be able to survive a night in the woods without a mora knife.
I’m sure I could, this was simply an example with the knife.
@TedWeirum I'm not trolling you. It was a great video. Some people really worship Mora's and they wanna see that stuff. I just like really pushing it.
I get you brother! I’m all about pushing it too! Tell me your dream video for this scenario and I’ll see if I can make it! :)
@TedWeirum dream scenario would be a completely unprepared night in the outdoors, As if you were hiding on the run. Had no place to go and no help from anyone.
@davidlagno7717 time of year?
Дійсно хорший ніж.
Really? How so? It worked just fine for me :)
👍🎥🔪🔥🌲
🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
I see the title was a lie.
I see this comment needs some ellaboration.
@@TedWeirum survived the night with only a knife. Oh and a fero rod.
I’ve changed the title to better reflect the content of the video!
@@TedWeirum I should have clarified that I was just messing with you but cool. You just got another subscriber that is an amazing show of integrity.
I’m very glad to have you on board brother! Never hesitate to let me know your thought on things! That’s how we grow! :)
Ted for president
Ha! Noo brother, I’m better off alone in the woods! :)
I’m extremely disappointed with my vidda pro trousers all 3 pairs. My dark olive have holes everywhere after 18 months use I wasn’t aware of the 2 year warranty and I’ve lost receipt so can’t do anything about it. I use these have probably had approx 8 months use my laurel green ones problem 6 months use and my autumn one 4 months use and all the leg bottoms have holes in them and are fraying I’m very very disappointed to say the least and I’m never going to part with any more money for vidda pros. My anorak no8 is superb at the moment purchased at the same time as the trousers. Il just stick to £20 German army trousers that have lasted over 5 years with no holes or damage. Not impressed with g1000 at all. The only good thing I can say about vidda pros is there feature rich that’s it. Also my ex British army trousers at £15 per pair are nearly 8 years old with no holes both the German and the British trousers have been worn nearly all the time compared to the fjallravens. On a happier note my orange kansbol is great. Hope mora bring the red kansbol to the uk soon. 🙏🏴
hmm, it doesn't sound like a great experience there with the vidda pros, would you care to share a bit more on how you use them?
@@TedWeirum I’m in the uk and I wear them several times per week generally just for walking and foraging I sit on a sit mat sometimes with a groundsheet. Do occasionally wild camp but most of the time they have been used just for paths and trails locally.
Hmm.. sounds like they should be able to handle that, I recommend you contact Fjällräven directly! Explain what you explained to me and hopefully they can assist! Take pictures too
@@TedWeirum I doubt they’ll do anything because there out of warranty. But I am extremely annoyed and dissatisfied especially at this price point. Il just put it down to experience and look elsewhere in the future. I was hoping to look at some rucksacks but il look elsewhere for those to because my ospreys have been great so far. Thanks for the reply Ted
Anytime brother! I’m thinking that it could be a good idea to write them anyway, just to show the wear and tear points of your trousers, providing them with detailed knowledge of how you used them. That could generate important information on how to improve the trousers, I think that could be worth a new pair.. :) good luck brother!
Bushcraft AF
hahaha, for once! :)