My wife and I stayed a month in a very similar outfit while running a trap line. The solar generator is a God send. A couple words to the wise if staying long term in a camp like this. wool blankets, the inside of tent temp will drop drastically as you allow the wood fire to die in the stove , you and your bed will experience condensation in a canvas tent when that happens. Only 100% wool will keep you warm, do not sleep in the tent with a roaring tent stove, have a smoke alarm and CO. Detector as well. Use several wool blankets w a thick foam over air self inflatable mattress. We use Metal boxes to keep our food in, and do not eat in the tent. A bit of crumbs is all it takes for a hungry rodent to chew it's way into your tent. Cut all the firewood you need for the whole time you will be there, then cut more... and pile it. Then cover it good. Make sure to cut a lot of small stuff for kindling wood, and have tinder ready to go. For the whole time. Do that day one. You can get sick, or injured, in that case you won't be bucking logs, but you could feed a fire if everything is prepped material wise, then you don't freeze to death because of a mild illness you'd otherwise survive. Last but not least, have several methods of staying clean. Portable shower, shop towels, baby wipes, alcohol, soap... Long term camp in the cold means what worked today may not work when you're freezing.
May I say? The Modular Military Sleep System uses what? A really good day of research on RUclips will enlighten one a lot regarding that question. For advanced outdoor living... Question: What is the Extreme Cold Weather Clothing System. RUclips research will teach you that in one afternoon. Let US not forget the FREEDOM part. Now then. One more question? How many "Puffer/Sherpa" layers are you wearing under your "Amazon"...(Capitalism! Not brought to you by the American Trucker...) "Rain Gear". I love my USGI Poncho and "woobie". Probably the best on the Market today! And my Mountain Hardware "Ozonic" Rain Gear Tops and Bottoms are indispensable. But the 33,000 Ft kind is cheaper and highly functional. ("Three Piece Suit.")
Question? Do you wear those furs, and eat them too? Why do you spend money? Threads... Feed... They did it 10,000 years ago. Thank you for sharing! An interesting... How to say... Wool does insulate when wet! (Especially socks.) What is the percentage of wool that has to be in the socks to insulate when wet? Have you tried water proof socks from Amazon?
@@davidturner3014 wool items normally retain the percent of heat equal to the percent of wool when wet. 80% wool retains 80% of its insulative quality 70% wool retains 70% of its insulative quality. So 100% wool is the best, it is also far easier to keep clean.
It's always good to see someone doing what they enjoy. I went to the extreme with my bug out base camp. I sold the home in Texas, moved to the Alaskan interior and made by base camp my permanent home.
Small game snares will be back in stock within the week! I’ll keep you all updated as soon as they become available again! Thank you for your support and patience! - Joe
I plan to buy a few tips. Not sure I grasped fully the setup. I'll watch again. I live in Georgia. I'd like to me more proficient with snares but it would not be hard for me to procure critters where I live. I like to say "everything in Georgia either wants to be eaten or wants to kill you". I love Idaho and dreamed of living there as a kid but love Georgia. Please let us know. I'll be paying attention for them.
11:23 If you truly care about the cutting edge on your prize knife, the ferro rod is very unkind to it. Better to use a 90 degree spine of the knife to strike the ferro. Looks like a nice setup. Thanks for sharing.........
I have a similar tent from White Duck Down. For those style tents it’s recommended to set the tent up. Then spray it with a hose/sprayer with water. Wetting it down will shrink the cotton fibers and naturally water proof it. I’ve hunt/ camped with ours and it weathered heavy rain for 2 days. Never leaked. For your stove pipe I use a small pipe collar slightly modified to closely fit the pipe to shed the water away from the opening in the tent. I love the video you made and will be buying your survival products soon .
Philadelphia checking in. I agree 100% about the comment on the show Alone. Every contestant seems to struggle with snairing small game. That is a huge part of survival! Even this man from the city knows that. I enjoy your content. Keep it up.
Love the video. My thought on it is that in the event of a bugout you can't really have a fire. Those who might want to find you so that they can take what resources you have can smell your fire a mile away. Also you probably don't want to sleep in a tent or anywhere in plain sight. If someone does come to take your stuff they will probably choose to attack the camp while you sleep. So, sure, put up a tent, give them that target. But sleep off the trail, on the ground where you are unlikely to be seen and you can see your camp and the area around it.
A lightweight tarp slightly larger than the floor dimensions of the tent makes for a great rain cover, and with approximately 12 inches of standoff between the tent and the tarp in the summer months, the tarp provides a great shelter from the sun and allows for the tent to stay cooler inside.
Brother you made my day …possibly the best video ever made …as a long term proper….having a EDC n my truck and 20 pound emergency back pack also in my truck ….you have showed me some. New things ….well done….from Australia ….
I have the 3000 series pecron and it runs my lights, small refrigerator, and my nighttime fan for 4 days at camp. A fine piece of equipment. It’s lithium ion. I would prefer lifepo4, but what they don’t tell you is that you can’t charge lifepo4 below freezing. (Unless you have a built in battery heater). So after saying that, I’m glad I got this one. The price is right and you don’t need all the app knowledge. Very simple and productive. Solid piece, a little heavy but hey, it’s a battery.
I do not understand how I just stumbled onto your channel but I’m loving it. As an Idahoan myself this is all I wanna do with my time. Love what you are doing and I’ll be getting some of your products. Keep going man🤙🏼 208!
I keep a couple large rat traps and some fishing yo-yos along with some cable snares. Grouse and ptarmigan are easy to catch with the rat traps and fishing is done without my presence. I have a few other small items to assist me in procuring sustenance without making loud popping noises.
🎉great video! With having your own property like that, you ought to consider building a small shack to store some gear, etc, maybe even a cabin from one of those Amish storage shelters or copy it. Corporals Corner built a nice cabin like that that ge stages some of his videos in. Also he has like a tarp shelter on a wooden frame etc... possibilites are endless. Would make a great "build" video
Joe, I like your camp setup. You seem like you thought out every angle except a water source. Steel wool will work for your fire starter as well as guitar pics (the nitrocellulose) ones. Please use the spine of your knife on the ferro rod....it'll save your sharpness. Pack some long tongs for your grilling to get your hands away from the heat. The saying goes as, "One is none, and Two is One,"
Cool video but, I cringed when you used that blade to strike your fire steel. Take every knife to the bench grinder and ice skate sharpen a small spot on the spine. Works great and it won't ruin your expensive tools you need to stay sharp. Cool video this is my first view. Subscribed.
If you can own the land there's a good place to put a bug out defensive spot. If you don't know or own the place, you can be chased off or shot if you try to occupy somebody else's land... No need to take a chance. As a thought experiment I have concocted a place to bug out to which you own and which has real defensive dimensions. We have to be real and realize that there's no need to bug out into places where other people will be. Somebody's always gonna be stronger than you in one way or another. I model my ideal defensive position around the USA Vietnam era firebase. Although in one big film a firebase is totally overrun that would not ordinarily happen because a good base has claymore placed outward on foot tripwires, ohh kinds of booby traps. And that line of defense is way out beyond your personal perimeter. Usually the kids will reset new claymores for you and you don't risk an able bodied defender.. It will take at least four people to keep one able bodied shooter in action. cooking and feeding them is a big deal if you want to keep your corner defense active. Very careful support staff that can cook almost anything and bine wounds would be an ideal 6 to 1 caretaker to shooter. don't give a small child a portable radio. A well defended prepper firebase still has to think ahead about a dozen injured women who show up with crying babies asking for your shelter. I hope your catastrophe is not as bad as an EMP losing all electricity. Weather reports tell you what's coming otherwise. If you live in a condo or around lots of other people your only chance is to bug out to a very close by military base. Go early and try to talk your way in.
Since you own the property have you ever thought about building a permanent dwelling like a dugout or small survival cabin? I'm planning to Bug-In, I live in Northern New Mexico 50 miles south of Albuquerque and 8 miles out of the nearest town but right on the Rio Grande, there's only 2 other cabins on my road and they are both preppers also so we have a plan and 99% of it is already put together.
Ive found thoes small stoves are worthless in 35 to 40 degree rainy weather if you want to warm up and dry out, go larger with the stoves in warmer weather. Because being hypothermic really sucks,and wet down sleeping bags really suck too
Not as prepared as you thought...I keep my stuff either in my backpack or a bucket... i also have a water tight toat for my generator as well as a 120 watt panel... cables for light/ usb, phones music and laptop...other stuff i wont put on here...
Love this video, I never hv seen a snare set up. I been wanting to try this . Just a suggestion- try rolling a pinch of the dough between ur hands ,flatten between ur hands and toss back and forth between ur hands , takes practice but it will be perfect and even flat fry bread . I never tried the sour dough ,I sure will after this video. Tortillas every day tho.
Thank you for creating the content. Great video. Like your gear reviews and actually testing in the field. Your homemade products look awesome. Could you do a video of you testing your tactical loadout in the field.
How in the world did you forget to bring the coffee?!?! That is the number one, most important, supply that absolutely must be brought when camping!!! I wouldn't have survived, so I have to at least give it to you for that. 😂😂 I mean I would have absolutely parished if I woke up and realized I didn't bring any coffee! 😂😂
There will definitely be more coming! It’s been quite a challenge keep them in stock!! I’m making them as fast as I can! 😅 I’ll keep you posted! Thank you for your patience and support!!
I enjoyed this video. However, I staunchly oppose the notion that hot chocolate is even CLOSE to having a good cup of coffee. I'll be snagging some of that firestarter, too. Thanks man!
Like the setup and I get calling at a base camp but any real bug out setup I believe should be portable just by yourself basically where you can carry on your back or just what you can carry but if you can afford and have the ability to get all the extra luxury stuff absolutely do it it'll make your life so much easier
Thank you for subscribing, I appreciate it! The tent weighs about 40 pounds.. it’s very well made.. glad you enjoyed the video, thanks again for watching and subscribing!
Went to your Etsy. I liked the Chest pak and straight knife also.. i do alot of fishing..2 purposes.. what are the model ?#'s and source.. didnt see the info
2:17 thats one heck of an airplane flying overhead. Everyone is bugging out to the Mountains tho. Ill stick to the coast where we have big & small game hunting, plus an abundance of saltwater fish. The paste fire starter was pretty cool. I dont drink coffee so forgetting it isnt a big deal for me. Dinner looked amazing. Gonna watch a few more of your videos.
Solid camping outfit. Not sure this is a bugout base camp, have you seen the drone action in the Russia/Ukraine war? Maybe it's just me, but, if the land is yours, I'd be focusing on a cave or something underground for your crew...
Yeah.. it is more for entertainment purposes than an actual Bugout location.. I have a different Bugout location that isn’t nearly as pretty!! Thanks for watching! 😃👍
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Snares and Fire Tinder are back in stock! defcon1survivalco.etsy.com
Thank you for your support and patience!
Name of your camo coat ?
@@creamzzz8856 USGI WOODLAND GORE-TEX COLD WEATHER PARKA JACKET
@@idahoprepperthanks!
The free man is he who does not fear to go to the end of his thought.
Dude is just living his best life. Good for him. More people should do what they love and have fun. Life is way too short not to.
I agree, but if he is suppose to be bugging out I hope no one finds him for his sake, .I think they will end up with some nice stuff. 🤣🤣
@@runningman1156 Doubt it.
My wife and I stayed a month in a very similar outfit while running a trap line. The solar generator is a God send. A couple words to the wise if staying long term in a camp like this. wool blankets, the inside of tent temp will drop drastically as you allow the wood fire to die in the stove , you and your bed will experience condensation in a canvas tent when that happens. Only 100% wool will keep you warm, do not sleep in the tent with a roaring tent stove, have a smoke alarm and CO. Detector as well. Use several wool blankets w a thick foam over air self inflatable mattress. We use Metal boxes to keep our food in, and do not eat in the tent. A bit of crumbs is all it takes for a hungry rodent to chew it's way into your tent. Cut all the firewood you need for the whole time you will be there, then cut more... and pile it. Then cover it good. Make sure to cut a lot of small stuff for kindling wood, and have tinder ready to go. For the whole time. Do that day one. You can get sick, or injured, in that case you won't be bucking logs, but you could feed a fire if everything is prepped material wise, then you don't freeze to death because of a mild illness you'd otherwise survive.
Last but not least, have several methods of staying clean. Portable shower, shop towels, baby wipes, alcohol, soap... Long term camp in the cold means what worked today may not work when you're freezing.
May I say? The Modular Military Sleep System uses what? A really good day of research on RUclips will enlighten one a lot regarding that question. For advanced outdoor living... Question: What is the Extreme Cold Weather Clothing System. RUclips research will teach you that in one afternoon. Let US not forget the FREEDOM part. Now then. One more question? How many "Puffer/Sherpa" layers are you wearing under your "Amazon"...(Capitalism! Not brought to you by the American Trucker...) "Rain Gear". I love my USGI Poncho and "woobie". Probably the best on the Market today! And my Mountain Hardware "Ozonic" Rain Gear Tops and Bottoms are indispensable. But the 33,000 Ft kind is cheaper and highly functional. ("Three Piece Suit.")
Question? Do you wear those furs, and eat them too? Why do you spend money? Threads... Feed... They did it 10,000 years ago. Thank you for sharing! An interesting... How to say... Wool does insulate when wet! (Especially socks.) What is the percentage of wool that has to be in the socks to insulate when wet? Have you tried water proof socks from Amazon?
@@davidturner3014 wool items normally retain the percent of heat equal to the percent of wool when wet. 80% wool retains 80% of its insulative quality 70% wool retains 70% of its insulative quality. So 100% wool is the best, it is also far easier to keep clean.
What kind of Baufeng radio are you using ?
It's always good to see someone doing what they enjoy.
I went to the extreme with my bug out base camp. I sold the home in Texas, moved to the Alaskan interior and made by base camp my permanent home.
Small game snares will be back in stock within the week! I’ll keep you all updated as soon as they become available again! Thank you for your support and patience!
- Joe
I plan to buy a few tips. Not sure I grasped fully the setup. I'll watch again. I live in Georgia. I'd like to me more proficient with snares but it would not be hard for me to procure critters where I live. I like to say "everything in Georgia either wants to be eaten or wants to kill you". I love Idaho and dreamed of living there as a kid but love Georgia. Please let us know. I'll be paying attention for them.
Tins not tips.
@@gilbeke sounds good, I’ll definitely keep you updated on the snares! Idaho is a great place to live for sure! Thanks so much for watching!
@@gilbekethey’re back in stock now! Thanks for your patience!
@@idahopreppercamo coat name
11:23 If you truly care about the cutting edge on your prize knife, the ferro rod is very unkind to it. Better to use a 90 degree spine of the knife to strike the ferro. Looks like a nice setup. Thanks for sharing.........
I have a similar tent from White Duck Down. For those style tents it’s recommended to set the tent up. Then spray it with a hose/sprayer with water. Wetting it down will shrink the cotton fibers and naturally water proof it. I’ve hunt/ camped with ours and it weathered heavy rain for 2 days. Never leaked. For your stove pipe I use a small pipe collar slightly modified to closely fit the pipe to shed the water away from the opening in the tent. I love the video you made and will be buying your survival products soon .
Great advice, after the first couple rains it was exposed to, it definitely seems to have become more waterproof.. thanks for watching!
Philadelphia checking in. I agree 100% about the comment on the show Alone. Every contestant seems to struggle with snairing small game. That is a huge part of survival! Even this man from the city knows that. I enjoy your content. Keep it up.
N.E. Philly here. Hadda say hi!
Awesome. Where in NE?@@monte4150
@@DonLewis9274 Not far from Morrell
i know it well. Morrell tav is a legendary bar@@monte4150
Glad you shared the variety of things you have! I saw some stuff I'll be adding to my supplies! Thanks!
Love the video. My thought on it is that in the event of a bugout you can't really have a fire. Those who might want to find you so that they can take what resources you have can smell your fire a mile away. Also you probably don't want to sleep in a tent or anywhere in plain sight. If someone does come to take your stuff they will probably choose to attack the camp while you sleep. So, sure, put up a tent, give them that target. But sleep off the trail, on the ground where you are unlikely to be seen and you can see your camp and the area around it.
A lightweight tarp slightly larger than the floor dimensions of the tent makes for a great rain cover, and with approximately 12 inches of standoff between the tent and the tarp in the summer months, the tarp provides a great shelter from the sun and allows for the tent to stay cooler inside.
A tarp and blanket under the tent as well. !
Brother you made my day …possibly the best video ever made …as a long term proper….having a EDC n my truck and 20 pound emergency back pack also in my truck ….you have showed me some. New things ….well done….from Australia ….
Big 👍🏻. I used Thompsons water seal on my tent. It worked 👍🏻
Why would anybody buy a tent that's not waterproof?
I love Melinda's! That said you're a braver man than me. I'd be booking it through the pines with pants down before first light. Fire in the hole!
Are some of those fire wall branches Birch?
The most flammable bark available.
TI's actually a great fire starter!
Any waterproofing spray materials going to take at least 24 hours to properly dry always keep an OD green tarp in your gear
I have the 3000 series pecron and it runs my lights, small refrigerator, and my nighttime fan for 4 days at camp. A fine piece of equipment. It’s lithium ion. I would prefer lifepo4, but what they don’t tell you is that you can’t charge lifepo4 below freezing. (Unless you have a built in battery heater). So after saying that, I’m glad I got this one. The price is right and you don’t need all the app knowledge. Very simple and productive. Solid piece, a little heavy but hey, it’s a battery.
Substantial tent!
I do not understand how I just stumbled onto your channel but I’m loving it. As an Idahoan myself this is all I wanna do with my time. Love what you are doing and I’ll be getting some of your products. Keep going man🤙🏼 208!
Really enjoyed watching this video. New fan. From West Virginia
@@LocustHillOutdoors2 glad you enjoyed it, and welcome to the channel!
Thank God, your the first smart guy pre cutting the vegetables and preparing things at home before the trip .👍
I'm very impressed and love your content. keep it up!
Man! Forgot the coffee? Somebody would be going to get it if I was there.
I know.. of all the things to forget!! 😞 I was a lot more disappointed than I let on in the video! 😆
That somebody is you 😂
You're dang right! Gotta have my coffee.@@justice2620
water well be awsome in your property
Yeah …..
I keep a couple large rat traps and some fishing yo-yos along with some cable snares. Grouse and ptarmigan are easy to catch with the rat traps and fishing is done without my presence. I have a few other small items to assist me in procuring sustenance without making loud popping noises.
That firestarter made me have a hankering for some yams for some reason.😂
🎉great video!
With having your own property like that, you ought to consider building a small shack to store some gear, etc, maybe even a cabin from one of those Amish storage shelters or copy it.
Corporals Corner built a nice cabin like that that ge stages some of his videos in. Also he has like a tarp shelter on a wooden frame etc... possibilites are endless. Would make a great "build" video
Joe, I like your camp setup. You seem like you thought out every angle except a water source. Steel wool will work for your fire starter as well as guitar pics (the nitrocellulose) ones. Please use the spine of your knife on the ferro rod....it'll save your sharpness. Pack some long tongs for your grilling to get your hands away from the heat. The saying goes as, "One is none, and Two is One,"
Cool video but, I cringed when you used that blade to strike your fire steel.
Take every knife to the bench grinder and ice skate sharpen a small spot on the spine. Works great and it won't ruin your expensive tools you need to stay sharp.
Cool video this is my first view.
Subscribed.
Love your Bushcraft and Overnight videos! These are the best, together with your gear presentation videos! Keep on going man!
Hi I'm Andy from the uk just want to say I've just started watching your channel absolutely love it keep up the good work much respect 👍
@@AndrewHadley-w1w glad you enjoy the channel! Thank you for your feedback and support! I’m grateful to have you as a subscriber!
Those cot legs will eventually wear/put holes in your floor. !
You need some carpeting or plywood underneath them .
I enjoy watching your videos.. I love the outdoors but i also live in west virginia so thats about all there is to do here..
good setup .. I am working on off-road trailer that I can affix my medium otter sled to when I don't have snow.
That’s awesome.. I’ve been thinking a lot about doing the same thing.. I need a welder though.. 😅 thanks for watching!
Love seeing someone put this gear to use!
Nothing seemed out of place except the washing machine in the bar.
Thanks for Sharing
Thanks for watching!
Very cool!
If you can own the land there's a good place to put a bug out defensive spot. If you don't know or own the place, you can be chased off or shot if you try to occupy somebody else's land... No need to take a chance.
As a thought experiment I have concocted a place to bug out to which you own and which has real defensive dimensions. We have to be real and realize that there's no need to bug out into places where other people will be. Somebody's always gonna be stronger than you in one way or another. I model my ideal defensive position around the USA Vietnam era firebase. Although in one big film a firebase is totally overrun that would not ordinarily happen because a good base has claymore placed outward on foot tripwires, ohh kinds of booby traps. And that line of defense is way out beyond your personal perimeter. Usually the kids will reset new claymores for you and you don't risk an able bodied defender..
It will take at least four people to keep one able bodied shooter in action. cooking and feeding them is a big deal if you want to keep your corner defense active. Very careful support staff that can cook almost anything and bine wounds would be an ideal 6 to 1 caretaker to shooter. don't give a small child a portable radio. A well defended prepper firebase still has to think ahead about a dozen injured women who show up with crying babies asking for your shelter.
I hope your catastrophe is not as bad as an EMP losing all electricity. Weather reports tell you what's coming otherwise. If you live in a condo or around lots of other people your only chance is to bug out to a very close by military base. Go early and try to talk your way in.
Greetings from Couer D Alene! Glad I found your channel. God bless.
Great video. Got a new subscriber! Going to be doing more outdoor content on my channel soon. Keep up the good content brother stay blessed.
Since you own the property have you ever thought about building a permanent dwelling like a dugout or small survival cabin? I'm planning to Bug-In, I live in Northern New Mexico 50 miles south of Albuquerque and 8 miles out of the nearest town but right on the Rio Grande, there's only 2 other cabins on my road and they are both preppers also so we have a plan and 99% of it is already put together.
Hey, u need to apply water proof stuff with tent dry and let it dry. Just use tarp till can do.
Nice tent…Have fun stay safe.
Great video, great camp.
Thank you for great content. I am new to the channel and aspiring to start my own. I appreciate your time and effort.
You forgot the Coffee??? We can’t be friends. Sorry…. lol great camp set up and video. Thanks for sharing. 👍
we need to work as a society a bugout one cause people are going to target us and we need to defend
Cover the tent with another tarp. It works well.
Ive found thoes small stoves are worthless in 35 to 40 degree rainy weather if you want to warm up and dry out, go larger with the stoves in warmer weather. Because being hypothermic really sucks,and wet down sleeping bags really suck too
Great stuff man. I have 14 acres hidden out in the mtns of central idaho. Hope to be home soon. Well done 👍.
Thank you! That’s a good chunk of land! Very cool! Thanks for watching!
Great video! Love that set up!
Thank you very much, and thank you for watching!
Exact tent I was thinking about buying, this is very helpful thanks.😊
I like lt wright knives even though i dont own one. Thinking of getting one
One thing I highly recommend is a granfors bruk axe
It's true,this was definitely luxury camping 😀👍 good luck!
how do you prevent water from coming in the vent for the stove when there’s a heavy downpour?
I've really been enjoying your content since I discovered you about two months back. Thank you very much for your time.
Once I start making some play around with money I plan to follow in your footsteps man
Great video thanks
Not as prepared as you thought...I keep my stuff either in my backpack or a bucket... i also have a water tight toat for my generator as well as a 120 watt panel... cables for light/ usb, phones music and laptop...other stuff i wont put on here...
If I have to bug out, I would not want to have to pack all that stuff. That's why I have a Remote Cabin already stocked.
That's not the case with the Majority. Don't be so bigheaded. Balloon poppers are gonna be everywhere when SHTF.
@@randythomas3478 LMFAO. What, about my comment, hurt you??
Great video and info on gear.
Thank you very much, and thank you for watching!
Love it! ❤🏕️
Love this video, I never hv seen a snare set up. I been wanting to try this . Just a suggestion- try rolling a pinch of the dough between ur hands ,flatten between ur hands and toss back and forth between ur hands , takes practice but it will be perfect and even flat fry bread . I never tried the sour dough ,I sure will after this video. Tortillas every day tho.
Thanks for the tips! I’ll definitely give that a try next time.. thank you for watching!
Sweet, another Idahoan. I am in the Orofino area. I can’t wait to get out and do some bushcraft.
We definitely need to meet up and do some bushcraft training. I love going out in the lolo creek wilderness area.
And something that I really want to do is start up a bushcraft survival school
That sounds awesome! I’ve been considering moving to Orofino! Thanks for watching!
next step up from where I am at it is from surviving to thriving 👍
Thank you for creating the content. Great video. Like your gear reviews and actually testing in the field. Your homemade products look awesome.
Could you do a video of you testing your tactical loadout in the field.
You’re welcome, thank you for watching! I might do something Like that in the near future.. thanks for watching!
I think you forgot the kitchen sink!
I did enjoy the video, first time viewer.
I’m from CDA you gotta be pretty close to me bro!
How in the world did you forget to bring the coffee?!?! That is the number one, most important, supply that absolutely must be brought when camping!!! I wouldn't have survived, so I have to at least give it to you for that. 😂😂 I mean I would have absolutely parished if I woke up and realized I didn't bring any coffee! 😂😂
Just found your channel, my kind of living 👍
That’s awesome, glad you’re enjoying the content! thank you for subscribing, and thanks for watching!
Hell yeah
Awesome video !!!
Ya know, i think i have the same jacket in my bag haha
Snares are sold out my friend. Will there be more coming?..Thank you ..great video sir
There will definitely be more coming! It’s been quite a challenge keep them in stock!! I’m making them as fast as I can! 😅 I’ll keep you posted! Thank you for your patience and support!!
those white balls flying in the air are spirit orbs
I thought that too when I saw them.. thanks for watching!
Sho looks good…!! 😋
I enjoyed this video. However, I staunchly oppose the notion that hot chocolate is even CLOSE to having a good cup of coffee. I'll be snagging some of that firestarter, too. Thanks man!
Like the setup and I get calling at a base camp but any real bug out setup I believe should be portable just by yourself basically where you can carry on your back or just what you can carry but if you can afford and have the ability to get all the extra luxury stuff absolutely do it it'll make your life so much easier
Would a trailer not be better then a sled ?
Tensioner
Awesome video
Thank you very much and thanks for watching!
Good Job Sir
Thank you very much, and thank you for watching!
Just found your channel. Had to subscribe to you. How much does the tent weigh. Awesome video my friend
Thank you for subscribing, I appreciate it! The tent weighs about 40 pounds.. it’s very well made.. glad you enjoyed the video, thanks again for watching and subscribing!
Excellent video brother
Hey, thank you very much, I really appreciate that.. glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for watching!
Muito bomm, aqui no Brasil nem existe esses equipamentos, e os que existe, custam muito caro, adaptamos por aqui
Have you used the tent since this video? Is it still worth the price??
Went to your Etsy. I liked the Chest pak and straight knife also.. i do alot of fishing..2 purposes.. what are the model ?#'s and source.. didnt see the info
I am wondering about the snares?
2:17 thats one heck of an airplane flying overhead. Everyone is bugging out to the Mountains tho. Ill stick to the coast where we have big & small game hunting, plus an abundance of saltwater fish. The paste fire starter was pretty cool. I dont drink coffee so forgetting it isnt a big deal for me. Dinner looked amazing. Gonna watch a few more of your videos.
I like your thinking! Thank you for watching, glad you enjoyed it!
I agree with out about the snares not being in bug out bags and seeds to grow food is also missing from bug out bags
How long you bugging out with a packback for that you need to plant crops lol
@@davidseguin2284 I’m building n inch bag im assuming when im bugging out it’ll turn into an inch situation
Bug out camp ?
What time is room service delivered ?
Nice tent
But your ground tarp is too small for the tent
Wish i had land like this, maybe someday.
I’m very grateful to have it! Thank you for watching!
God I love your videos
Thanks man! I truly appreciate that! Thanks for watching!
Solid camping outfit. Not sure this is a bugout base camp, have you seen the drone action in the Russia/Ukraine war? Maybe it's just me, but, if the land is yours, I'd be focusing on a cave or something underground for your crew...
Yeah.. it is more for entertainment purposes than an actual Bugout location.. I have a different Bugout location that isn’t nearly as pretty!! Thanks for watching! 😃👍
How is this tent? Is it worth the money? Looking to get one of its good
Real good video, and clever marketing suggesting awareness. Great show but for a bug out a bit heavy for most without a horse:)