Oh gorgeous shots you got there! The aerial shots, the framing of the flower with you in the background. And the wildlife! Love the majestic deer, and I laughed out loud when the fox sprang from the bush! And what a privilege to be seeing the wolves like that. I'm envious! 😄 Looks like it was a wonderful trip, thank you for sharing it with us. I hope it was as relaxing, enjoyable and rejuvenating as it looked! All the best my friend!
Thank you my friend. Im happy to hear you appreciate the cinematic part of it:) its something i strive for. The trip was really good and relaxing.but the Mosquitos kept me from finding good sleep as I spend most of the night trying to keep my head covered under the leather hoodie. But still its good for the soul to be out so its a fair trade. All the best:)
People spent their life time searching for a wolf encounter, yet alone filming it.... I have a beautiful wilderness where i live, but seeing yours makes me jealous. First time I am watching your content. Great stuff man, thank you. Subb
Thanks for watching and its great to have you onboard. The sad part about My Wilderness is that it is not very big. Little oasises among farmed fields. I have spend countless Hours in the early morning and evening waiting for the wolfes, getting to know them and their paths etc to try to optimize my chances. But still i must say that encounters like this one here is very rare. Where is your Wilderness? All the best
@@RAMUNI-VikingI live in southwestern part of Serbia. Small town called Prijepolje. (once I've heard in some documentary, that big part of people here have lots percentage of Scandinavia DNA) Its a mountain side country with an altitude of 1200 m above sea level on average. Greatest peak on Jadovnik mountain is 1733m, which is some 20km + from me. From there i can see 2/3 of Serbia, also a good part of Montenegro and Albanian mountains can be seen, the Prokletije and Durmitor. I understand now how you managed to film them, you must have been very happy when you did it. National Geographic should hear about you.
The forest is so beautiful and how lucky can a person get to see wolves in there natural habitat wow what a beautiful outing thank you for shearing that....
Thank you. Its a Lovely place but sadly not as remote as one could wish. We live too close to each other in Denmark. Luck as a big part in seing the wolfes but hard work and a lot if time and effort is definately raising the odds:) thanks for watching
I really like this. I am actively taking mental notes on how you made, set up, and used that tarp/tent. There were a few safety details I really hope you did differently off camera, like hanging your extra food and the deliciously steak-smelling trencher up off the ground for the night away from wildlife, but you pay so much attention to details in the rest of the things you do, I'll assume you did. I thought the bannock/pancake thing looked acceptable, but when you fried it in butter and pulled out the black jar of honey, I felt the best kind of envy. As for your silent neighbors, Wolves are special, and they are no fools. I've seen coyotes, and a bear that was fishing in a river, but never wolves. Thank you for sharing this.
Hello. Thank you for this friendly and positive comment. We do not have bears here and the wolfes stays very well clear of People. So i did not do anything Else for safety here. If i am in an area with wild boar i do take more care. I was once followed for several hundred meters by 2 wild boars during the Winter time. I think they smelled the Banana in my backpack. The wolfes Are thriving in denmark these years. And there is so much deer and sadly also sheep, so they have plenty of other and easier food Sources. It might chance in the future but for now there is No safety issue here. But thanks for the feedback and it surely made me reflect. I appreciate that:)
I am very new to this channel but I am wishing you well deserved success. I am slowly watching through all of your videos and they have helped me very much with my anxiety and to keep calm. Much love and joy from Miami, Florida, USA.
Hello from northern Illinois. Very nice video. I like your gear. The wolves were great. I’ve never encountered a wolf that way before, but while backpacking on Isle Royale National Park, on Lake Superior, I did have the pleasure of hearing several wolves singing to each other. I subscribed and will definitely enjoy watching more of your videos. Keep up the good work 😊
Thank you Steven. Im happy you enjoyed the video. Hearing the wolfes howling is a great Experience. Really connect you with something primal. Thanks for watching and taking the time to write
Just wow ❤ this is by far the best Bushcraft video I've seen in a long time! Amazing videography, composition, editing, just perfect! Really love it! Thank you for you work! It's highly appreciated! ♥️🙌🏽🔥🌲⛺️
Thank you so much for this kind and friendly comment. I highly appreciate your feedback and im very happy to hear that you enjoyed the video and took the time to write me:) All the best
Outstanding, peaceful, beautiful nature! I doubt if I’ll get there, but where approximately were you? I still love getting up in the mountains around here on Vancouver Island. No foxes, but wolves bears, & cougars, loads of dear, elk, & raccoons, cute little mink too! What scares me the most, are the plentiful mosquitoes! For some reason, after watching your video, I’m hungry! Stay well, smile often! Thanks for sharing!
Thank you Mike. Its the middle of Jutland, Denmark. I wish i could go hiking on vancouver Island one Day:) but here none of the animals wants to kill you so its safe to camp out. The wolfs Will stay clear and there is plenty of deer for them that is easy for the picking. Best Greetings. Rasmus
That wolf sighting is magical. The way he stared directly at you. I'm not sure if I could have kept the camera this steady. Last Sunday I was hiking and nearly shat my pants when a roebuck jumped across the trail just 10 meters in front of me. 😅 Still was a beautiful moment though.
It sure was. I have seen this pack a few times during the last 8 months. They are siblings (i believe) from last year. This one always stays behind and keeps contact untill the Others have passed. Then he blinks and runs off. You see them as well i the video about light Sources:)
You are a gifted film maker and story teller my friend; you are a part of your surroundings, not apart from them like most... your hands are truly in the soil.
Das ist genau das was ich machen möchte. Großartiges Video, tolle Stimmung und erst die Landschaft 😮... Ein Traum. Vielen Dank dafür und viele Grüße aus dem Münsterland in Deutschland 👋
thank you so much:) you are most welcome. I have met this excact same wolf pack a few times. at this one always stays behind and stares me down till he is sure the rest is safely past. then he blinks and runs off. It surely is magical
Epic scenery! Really great content brother! Very peaceful as well, but the best part for me was when that wolf was just staring at the camera, that was breathtaking!
Thank you:) I have had that Experience 3 times with what i believe is the same pack. The leder stares me down untill the Others have passed safely back into the forest. Experiences like that sists in the system for a long time aften wards. All the best
Hello! What a nice, cozy adventure. Thank you for showing all these impressions. I love the footage of the wolves and deer. Subscribed 😉 Skål 🍻 and greetings from Bavaria, Germany
This is great! Very quiet and relaxing. You really showcased the wilderness well. Do you have links to the music you used in the video? I know which website you used, but I was wondering about the specific music tracks. They sound familiar for some reason.
Hello Daniel. Thank you for the feedback. I Will look at it when i get back to the editing board in a few weeks. Then i can try and update the video description:)
That's great man! Thank you! I also watched your video on harvesting, milling grain and making bread last night. Very good stuff! Looking forward to seeing more your videos.
Wonderful Video Rasmus really enjoyed it, thank you for that! The drinking bottle made out of clay, is it your selmade work or did you get it from somewhere? I'd really love to know where you got it from😊
Hello:) it is a historical replica based on finds from Kaupang in Viking age Norway and Dorestad in Frisia (i believe). It was made by Krohns Kruk. Should turn up on Google. Its a historical cheramist in Sweden.
.. Peaceful, tranquil, perfect. ... You Scandi guys have it sussed. ... I find the the same tranquility on the Scottish islands. ... Great video pal, I really enjoyed that. ..
Thank you Douglas. I made the tarp from heavy linen fabric and fitted it with bolt rope to Mimic a small sail. Is roughly 2,5m x 2,5meters. Sadly i dont have a video of making it.
First visit to your channel. Interesting, traditional Viking camping. Big wolves. Good job on drone and vid footage. Much enjoyed. I was a Viking in another life long ago. Nomad Mountain Man from Kentucky USA Next time
What a wonderful video, has the same vibe of the videos from marobud when their RUclips channel was still active. Can't wait for more of these or other projects of yours
Its a simple flatbread from whole grain flour i milled my self, a bit of salt and water. I have videos on the milling and more about flour and bread making on on my channel if you are interested:) thanks for watching
A really beautiful place and your video is extremely well done. I just subscribed to your channel. One question, can wolves pose any danger or is there no risk in camping with the pack nearby?
Hello. Thanks for subscribing and taking the time to write. The wolfes here Are extremely shy, they dont want contact and they have plenty of easy food Sources in the form of deers. So i am not worried at All about the wolfes. I sometimes hike in an area with wild boar. Those i respect at alot and would not want too close to my camp. There is No recorded attacks from Wolves to humans in the wild in Europe for the last 20+ years i believe. But it is a hot topic and the presence of wolfes does something to many People. Both in a good or a bad way. That being said. The wolfes Are in this particular area and that evening i Saw old tracks in the valley, but the specific footage of the wolfes in this video is shot some days earlier in a forest nearby. Sometimes im very lucky on my viking trips to see some wildlife but then the camera lense is not optimal and I make a lot of noise making camp etc. So i often do scouting trips before the trip itself in camo with a telephoto lense and record some nature:)
What a way to reconnect with the land itself. Beautiful work here - and enjoy your videos always. Great site you had there and I'm sure quite comfortable.
Beautiful video 25 minutes and I enjoyed every second, looking at my phone under my canvas tarp, bad weather here, it seems to be autumn at times. Beautiful Viking equipment Rasmus, that birch backpack also works brilliantly as a table. I bet you made that tarp yourself too, how big is it? And that size knife, what style of knife is it, it is not scandi grind but flat grind, did you make it yourself or did you buy it? I wish we could do this in the Netherlands, just wild camping, but unfortunately, I may have to emigrate to Denmark, we don't live that far apart. 😉 I will definitely watch this video again, thanks for sharing Rasmus!
Thank you. Good to hear you Are out and I Hope the weather improves. The backpack has worked so well for quiet some years now and it doubles very well as a small table. I sewed the tarp myself from linen and added boltrope and loops to Mimic a small sail. Its 2,5x2,5 meters Ca. Its a heavy bundle with wool blankets and sheepskin inside but it works. The knife handle was forged by a great friend and master blacksmith and put together by another friend as a gift to a third friend. It was then passed un to me a while back. We dont live too far apart here neither and its difficult to find "remote" here as well. Even here sometimes a car in the distance or a chainsw far off can ruin the magic. Sadly. Enjoy your trip
Thank you:) it was almost too Hot here too. I was eaten alive by mosquitos so i had to snug deep down i my woolen sleepingbag and I was too warm for the night. So morning startet early at 4.15. But lucky i got so see the mist just before daybreak
Wow! Your commitment to historical accuracy is not only impressive but fascinating to see - beautiful gear! The cinematography was superb! I loved the wildlife shots too! This was a stirring work of art from every perspective. So glad to have come across your channel tonight and shall certainly sub. Just 2 questions: 1) What was the tinder material you were using to strike the sparks onto? Bark? 2) Why were all those trees cut down in the little valley you were in? Thank you so much for your time. Congratulations on this beautiful work!
Hello. Im glad you found the channel. Thanks for watching and for taking the time to write this kind and positive comment. I highly appreciate that. Its a dried tinder fungus. Amadou. It catches a spark very well. And then birch bark with All its oils. The clearing was cut during the cold war as a plan to hide military gear in the woods from satelite photos i believe. Its close to a military flight path. But the plan was never executed and now its kept for recreative area. I Hope this answers your questions. Else feel free to write again. All the best
Me too. And I often see them when im out in the woods. But far away or a very fast glimpse (I spend a lot of time in the forest trying to be at the right place at the right time). But to see them a little closer and for a longer time is very fortunate.
Being a viking reenactor myself, me and some friends did a few hikes in historical outfit 4 years ago. It was a great experience, but I also learned the historical sleeping kit is quite heavy to take along. I was wondering: how much did your total kit weigh? And in particular: how much does your linen tarp weigh? And, of course: thank you for the wonderful video! :)
Hello. Thanks for watching and for commenting. Sadly i did not weigh the bed roll but you are absolutely right. It is heavy stuff. I dont know how much the tarp itself weighs but I think the roll weight maybe 15 kilos. The Winter version is a lot heavier. I once tried to carry it on a simple pack frame but it was really unforfortable. So for this short trip i opted for a shoulder strap. Still heavy but managable. Next i will add a big soft leather patch for the shoulder as the 6mm rope was hard on the shoulder. But this was a short hike to it was ok. I Will try and weigh the tarp at some point:) All the best
This whole capture is simply fantastic. Can you give me your opinion on the likelihood of wolves reacting negatively to you? Wolves and wild boars are my biggest limiters when it comes to solo adventures, I would love to hear some advice from someone with your experience. Thank you very much!
Hello:) and thanks for watching and taking the time to write. The wolfes I have no concern about. they will always want to stay clear of humans. I have had many encounters over the last years and eventhough some where very close and unexpected for both I have never seen behaviour that indicates that I should be concerned. 90% of that is true with the boars. but if you come to close or walk in on the board (especially with small ones) they do not always just run away - they might stand their ground and present a threat. So its a bit more likely with the boars i think in my opinion to have a negative reaction. I always give them a chance to know my presence if they suddenly come close and make sure not to approach from an angle that might cut off possible excape routes for them. the overline is that I am not worried. I bring my daughters to these woods as well and we have seen wolves and boars but from good distances. We make more noise being more people and with kids so its only when i am silently walking around on my own in camo that its possible to get close and maybe provoke a reaction that is not just running away. I hope this answers your question
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This is a fine reenactment of Viking life and apparel.
Thank you so much James
Viking,wolves and Bushcraft what can you ask for loved it.
Thank you Alan. Im glad you enjoyed it:)
спасибо за фильм!привет из степного казахстана!
Thank you. Its great to know there is a viewer in Kasakhstan:)
Oh gorgeous shots you got there! The aerial shots, the framing of the flower with you in the background. And the wildlife! Love the majestic deer, and I laughed out loud when the fox sprang from the bush! And what a privilege to be seeing the wolves like that. I'm envious! 😄
Looks like it was a wonderful trip, thank you for sharing it with us. I hope it was as relaxing, enjoyable and rejuvenating as it looked! All the best my friend!
Thank you my friend. Im happy to hear you appreciate the cinematic part of it:) its something i strive for. The trip was really good and relaxing.but the Mosquitos kept me from finding good sleep as I spend most of the night trying to keep my head covered under the leather hoodie. But still its good for the soul to be out so its a fair trade. All the best:)
You deserve way more views and subscribers! Nice video!
Thank you so much:)
Fantastic. And I love your gear it's better than mind 😂
Thank you. There is always upgrades to do:) i have been working on this setup for 10 years.
Your videos are very inspiring!!
Thank you. I happy to hear that:)
this was a beautiful masterpiece. i had tears in my eyes.
Aaaaw thank you:)
Greets from Bavaria !!
Thank you. Appreciate that:)
People spent their life time searching for a wolf encounter, yet alone filming it.... I have a beautiful wilderness where i live, but seeing yours makes me jealous. First time I am watching your content. Great stuff man, thank you. Subb
Thanks for watching and its great to have you onboard. The sad part about My Wilderness is that it is not very big. Little oasises among farmed fields. I have spend countless Hours in the early morning and evening waiting for the wolfes, getting to know them and their paths etc to try to optimize my chances. But still i must say that encounters like this one here is very rare. Where is your Wilderness? All the best
@@RAMUNI-VikingI live in southwestern part of Serbia. Small town called Prijepolje. (once I've heard in some documentary, that big part of people here have lots percentage of Scandinavia DNA) Its a mountain side country with an altitude of 1200 m above sea level on average. Greatest peak on Jadovnik mountain is 1733m, which is some 20km + from me. From there i can see 2/3 of Serbia, also a good part of Montenegro and Albanian mountains can be seen, the Prokletije and Durmitor. I understand now how you managed to film them, you must have been very happy when you did it. National Geographic should hear about you.
@emirbjelak4482 that sounds Like a fantastic place. I dream of getting a chance to visit Serbia one Day. And other countries in the area.
Very nice my friend😎
Thank you:)
good sir...peace and love from indonesia
Thank you:) great to know i have a viewer in indonesia
The forest there reminded me of the Netflix movie 'The Ritual'. Crazy weird movie. Beautiful country. Peaceful.
Thats a cool movie:) im happy i didnt think of that while I was there haha.
Gorgeous wolf shots 😍
Thank you:) I worked hard to get Those:)
Rasmus this is great bro. Your film making has come on something serious :)
Thank you so much Chris:) its awesome to hear from you in here on RUclips. Hope you are well Mo chara
The forest is so beautiful and how lucky can a person get to see wolves in there natural habitat wow what a beautiful outing thank you for shearing that....
Thank you. Its a Lovely place but sadly not as remote as one could wish. We live too close to each other in Denmark. Luck as a big part in seing the wolfes but hard work and a lot if time and effort is definately raising the odds:) thanks for watching
Nice camp and area. Lots of wildlife 😊 thanks 😊
Thank you:) thanks for taking the time to write. I aprreciate it
you have a great talent making movies❤
thank you for your work.👍👍
all the wildlife and the shelter....simply wonderful
Thank you for the kind words and positive energy. You Are most welcome:)
Very relaxing, a wonderful overnighter and cookup in a beautiful location 👍🏻
Thank you Arielle:) thanks for watching
Hello, greetings from the Czech Republic 🇨🇿 You make very beautiful videos. Cool! Thank you!
Thank you so much:) i am happy to know i have a viewer in czech Republik:)
What beautiful images , ....
a little journey into the mysterious world of nature.
Well done ....
Thank you so much:)
Thank you sir. Loved the wolves.
Im happy to hear that. My favourite animal:) thanks for watching
Som vanligt, super video igen.
Mange takk:)
I really like this. I am actively taking mental notes on how you made, set up, and used that tarp/tent. There were a few safety details I really hope you did differently off camera, like hanging your extra food and the deliciously steak-smelling trencher up off the ground for the night away from wildlife, but you pay so much attention to details in the rest of the things you do, I'll assume you did. I thought the bannock/pancake thing looked acceptable, but when you fried it in butter and pulled out the black jar of honey, I felt the best kind of envy. As for your silent neighbors, Wolves are special, and they are no fools. I've seen coyotes, and a bear that was fishing in a river, but never wolves. Thank you for sharing this.
Hello. Thank you for this friendly and positive comment. We do not have bears here and the wolfes stays very well clear of People. So i did not do anything Else for safety here. If i am in an area with wild boar i do take more care. I was once followed for several hundred meters by 2 wild boars during the Winter time. I think they smelled the Banana in my backpack. The wolfes Are thriving in denmark these years. And there is so much deer and sadly also sheep, so they have plenty of other and easier food Sources. It might chance in the future but for now there is No safety issue here. But thanks for the feedback and it surely made me reflect. I appreciate that:)
I am very new to this channel but I am wishing you well deserved success. I am slowly watching through all of your videos and they have helped me very much with my anxiety and to keep calm. Much love and joy from Miami, Florida, USA.
Thank you so much:) i am very pleased to hear the videos has been helpfull to you. Take care and stay safe. Hugs
Here it is very rare to see wolves during the day, if at all. Great footage. Hail from Canada!
Thank you. Here too:) rare to see them at All, but luck and hard work sometimes Pays off:) thanks for taking the time to watch and write.
Hello from northern Illinois. Very nice video. I like your gear. The wolves were great. I’ve never encountered a wolf that way before, but while backpacking on Isle Royale National Park, on Lake Superior, I did have the pleasure of hearing several wolves singing to each other. I subscribed and will definitely enjoy watching more of your videos. Keep up the good work 😊
Thank you Steven. Im happy you enjoyed the video. Hearing the wolfes howling is a great Experience. Really connect you with something primal. Thanks for watching and taking the time to write
Great video wow beautiful. Skal!!
Thank you:) Skål:)
Just wow ❤ this is by far the best Bushcraft video I've seen in a long time! Amazing videography, composition, editing, just perfect! Really love it! Thank you for you work! It's highly appreciated! ♥️🙌🏽🔥🌲⛺️
Thank you so much for this kind and friendly comment. I highly appreciate your feedback and im very happy to hear that you enjoyed the video and took the time to write me:) All the best
Wonderful video! Your wildlife photography is amazing! Thank you!
Thank you Ian. Hard work (and some luck) Pays off:)
Greetings from Cornwall UK, super video and great wildlife shots. I love the hand made gear. Thanks for sharing. Cheers Paul
Thank you Paula. Thanks for the positive feedback and that you took the time to write. I appreciate it. Thanks for watching. All the best
Outstanding, peaceful, beautiful nature!
I doubt if I’ll get there, but where approximately were you?
I still love getting up in the mountains around here on Vancouver Island.
No foxes, but wolves bears, & cougars, loads of dear, elk, & raccoons, cute little mink too!
What scares me the most, are the plentiful mosquitoes!
For some reason, after watching your video, I’m hungry!
Stay well, smile often!
Thanks for sharing!
Thank you Mike. Its the middle of Jutland, Denmark. I wish i could go hiking on vancouver Island one Day:) but here none of the animals wants to kill you so its safe to camp out. The wolfs Will stay clear and there is plenty of deer for them that is easy for the picking. Best Greetings. Rasmus
Such a delightful experience, thank you for sharing this peaceful adventure with us all!
Thank you:) you Are most welcome
That wolf sighting is magical. The way he stared directly at you.
I'm not sure if I could have kept the camera this steady. Last Sunday I was hiking and nearly shat my pants when a roebuck jumped across the trail just 10 meters in front of me. 😅
Still was a beautiful moment though.
It sure was. I have seen this pack a few times during the last 8 months. They are siblings (i believe) from last year. This one always stays behind and keeps contact untill the Others have passed. Then he blinks and runs off. You see them as well i the video about light Sources:)
Like a gift from the Gods you appeared on my RUclips recommendation. Just beautiful. You have a new fan and subscriber.
Thats awesome to hear. Thanks for finding me and for subscribing. Glad to have you on board:)
Mate i cant get enough of your videos. Keep them commi g man
Thanks man:) im really happy you like them. I make Them as fast as I can but I May seem a bit slow. All the best
You are a gifted film maker and story teller my friend; you are a part of your surroundings, not apart from them like most... your hands are truly in the soil.
Thats a really Nice way to put it:) thank you for the Nice and friendly words:) All the best
Amazing video . Today i discover you!! The life i would like to do... into the woods..!!
Im happy you did:) into the Woods to loose my self.... But to find my soul.
Great video. Would love to be there.
Thank you. Im happy you enjoyed the video:)
Das ist genau das was ich machen möchte. Großartiges Video, tolle Stimmung und erst die Landschaft 😮... Ein Traum.
Vielen Dank dafür und viele Grüße aus dem Münsterland in Deutschland 👋
Danke sehr:) i Hope you get a chance to try it out. Thanks for watching and taking the time to comment
Fantastisk flot og inspirerende video igen mange tak 🙂👍
Mange tak:) fedt at du ser med:)
Lovely video. Well made. You captured so many wildlife visitors. Beautiful 😊
Thank you:)
Job well done, once again my friend 🙂
Thank you Sven:) it means alot to hear from good friends:)
Hi 🖐👍super tenks so much video🎥
You Are welcome:) thank you
What a awesome adventure. Thank you for taking us along. The way the wolf stared back at you was such a magical moment.
thank you so much:) you are most welcome. I have met this excact same wolf pack a few times. at this one always stays behind and stares me down till he is sure the rest is safely past. then he blinks and runs off. It surely is magical
Sehr sehr schön!👍👍
Danke sehr:)
Wow... Just wow.. Beautiful
Thank you:)
Beautiful!
Thank you :)
Wonderful video,thank you. A privelage to see the wolves and deer.Lovely area .From Scotland.
Thank you. Great to hear from a viewer in scotland:) All the best:)
Epic scenery! Really great content brother! Very peaceful as well, but the best part for me was when that wolf was just staring at the camera, that was breathtaking!
Thank you:) I have had that Experience 3 times with what i believe is the same pack. The leder stares me down untill the Others have passed safely back into the forest. Experiences like that sists in the system for a long time aften wards. All the best
@@RAMUNI-Viking that's amazing!
Excellent camping day! Thanks for inviting me to accompany you today. Skal
You Are welcome my friend. I am happy you came along:) Skål
Thank you very much Dear friend for a lovely video🌲🙏🌲 Have a great weekend🌟
Thank you my friend. I am glad you liked it:) have a good weekend too:)
Very relaxing, great cinematography
Thank you:) im very happy to hear you enjoyed it. All the best
Very good video 🙂
Best regards from Germany.
Danke sehr Felix:)
Very relaxing watching this. Extremely well put together film. Those wildlife clips are amazing.
Thank you Bro:) we have to go out together soon again:)
Hello! What a nice, cozy adventure. Thank you for showing all these impressions. I love the footage of the wolves and deer.
Subscribed 😉
Skål 🍻 and greetings from Bavaria, Germany
Danke sehr. Im happy to hear you liked the video. I really appreciate the feedback. And great to hear from bavaria. All the best
Bardzo podoba mi się ten kontent 🌲🌳🔥👍
Thank you very much:)
This video is gorgeous🥰! And the scene with the wolves is absolutely amazing. Thank-you so much.
Thank you:) im glad you enjoyed it. The wolf meeting was magical. It sits in the system for a long time
Very peaceful....Love watching...I live very the same....
Thank you:) its a great way to live. Sadly i can only do it once in a while. Thanks for coming along
@@RAMUNI-Viking Thanks you for sharing: love watching U
Beautiful images. Thanks for sharing this experience! :)
Thanks alot my friend. thank you for coming along
This is great! Very quiet and relaxing. You really showcased the wilderness well. Do you have links to the music you used in the video? I know which website you used, but I was wondering about the specific music tracks. They sound familiar for some reason.
Hello Daniel. Thank you for the feedback. I Will look at it when i get back to the editing board in a few weeks. Then i can try and update the video description:)
That's great man! Thank you! I also watched your video on harvesting, milling grain and making bread last night. Very good stuff! Looking forward to seeing more your videos.
So beautiful! I really enjoyed all the wildlife footage ❤. Thank you for taking us along on this wonderful journey.
Thank you. I am happy you came along:)
wow! what for epic shots and what an rooting adventure!
Thanks alot:) and thanks for taking the time to comment
Wonderful Video Rasmus really enjoyed it, thank you for that! The drinking bottle made out of clay, is it your selmade work or did you get it from somewhere? I'd really love to know where you got it from😊
Hello:) it is a historical replica based on finds from Kaupang in Viking age Norway and Dorestad in Frisia (i believe). It was made by Krohns Kruk. Should turn up on Google. Its a historical cheramist in Sweden.
Great job ! Wonderful video. Relaxing as the Cimbrer camp videos, which is an amazing feat. Looking forward to more . Thanks from Alberta Canada
Thank you. @cimbrer_bushcraft is a great channel, and I enjoy Toms videos too. Thanks for the feedback. All the best.
.. Peaceful, tranquil, perfect. ... You Scandi guys have it sussed. ... I find the the same tranquility on the Scottish islands. ... Great video pal, I really enjoyed that. ..
Thank you:) would love to hike out in the highlands one Day. I have been around loch Catherine many years ago. Loved it
This was a great video. I found it very relaxing and I would love to have a day like you had.
Thank you. Im happy you found it relaxing and I Hope you can get a chance to Experience this for your self in some way. All the best:)
Wonderful video! If you don't mind me asking: how large is your tarp? Do you have a tutorial on how you made it?
Thank you Douglas. I made the tarp from heavy linen fabric and fitted it with bolt rope to Mimic a small sail. Is roughly 2,5m x 2,5meters. Sadly i dont have a video of making it.
Thanks for your work. Amaizing videos
Thank you. You Are most welcome:)
Was für ein wundervolles Video, schön ruhig und ohne Hektik.
Gefällt mir ausgesprochen gut.
Vielen Dank
Danke sehr for this positive comment. Im happy you enjoyed it:)
Beautiful video! Thankx for sharing! 🦊🪓🗡
Thank you:) you Are most welcome
Beautifully shot in an incredible location. A simpler time that wasn't so simple but definitely more rewarding.
Nate
That is spot on Nate. Well put. Thank you :)
First visit to your channel. Interesting, traditional Viking camping. Big wolves. Good job on drone and vid footage. Much enjoyed. I was a Viking in another life long ago. Nomad Mountain Man from Kentucky USA Next time
Thank you for this friendly and positive feedback. Thanks for watching and taking the time to comment. I much appreciate nomad mountain man
What a wonderful video, has the same vibe of the videos from marobud when their RUclips channel was still active. Can't wait for more of these or other projects of yours
Thank you:) I am a big fan of Marobud so there is definately some inspiration there. I Hope they take the video making back up some day
Nicely done I really enjoyed that
Thank you. I am happy to hear that:)
Beautifully done.
Thank you Angela:)
Excellent video! Now I wanna go out camping aswell!
Thank you:) I am happy you feel inspired:)
Glad I found your channel! Great content.
Thank you Edward. Glad to have you on board. Welcome:)
Nicely done...cheers
Thank you:)
What was the pancake bread type thing for breakfast?
Its a simple flatbread from whole grain flour i milled my self, a bit of salt and water. I have videos on the milling and more about flour and bread making on on my channel if you are interested:) thanks for watching
@RAMUNI-Viking very cool!!
A really beautiful place and your video is extremely well done. I just subscribed to your channel. One question, can wolves pose any danger or is there no risk in camping with the pack nearby?
Hello. Thanks for subscribing and taking the time to write. The wolfes here Are extremely shy, they dont want contact and they have plenty of easy food Sources in the form of deers. So i am not worried at All about the wolfes. I sometimes hike in an area with wild boar. Those i respect at alot and would not want too close to my camp. There is No recorded attacks from Wolves to humans in the wild in Europe for the last 20+ years i believe. But it is a hot topic and the presence of wolfes does something to many People. Both in a good or a bad way. That being said. The wolfes Are in this particular area and that evening i Saw old tracks in the valley, but the specific footage of the wolfes in this video is shot some days earlier in a forest nearby. Sometimes im very lucky on my viking trips to see some wildlife but then the camera lense is not optimal and I make a lot of noise making camp etc. So i often do scouting trips before the trip itself in camo with a telephoto lense and record some nature:)
Great job as always! Thank you
Thank you:) im happy you are watching my videos
Well done Rasmus. You Just crested the right ambience
Well done !
Thank you:)
What a way to reconnect with the land itself. Beautiful work here - and enjoy your videos always. Great site you had there and I'm sure quite comfortable.
Thank you. Besides from the Mosquitos it was very lovely:)
Excellent video
Thank you:)
Beautiful video 25 minutes and I enjoyed every second, looking at my phone under my canvas tarp, bad weather here, it seems to be autumn at times. Beautiful Viking equipment Rasmus, that birch backpack also works brilliantly as a table. I bet you made that tarp yourself too, how big is it? And that size knife, what style of knife is it, it is not scandi grind but flat grind, did you make it yourself or did you buy it? I wish we could do this in the Netherlands, just wild camping, but unfortunately, I may have to emigrate to Denmark, we don't live that far apart. 😉 I will definitely watch this video again, thanks for sharing Rasmus!
Thank you.
Good to hear you Are out and I Hope the weather improves. The backpack has worked so well for quiet some years now and it doubles very well as a small table. I sewed the tarp myself from linen and added boltrope and loops to Mimic a small sail. Its 2,5x2,5 meters Ca. Its a heavy bundle with wool blankets and sheepskin inside but it works.
The knife handle was forged by a great friend and master blacksmith and put together by another friend as a gift to a third friend. It was then passed un to me a while back. We dont live too far apart here neither and its difficult to find "remote" here as well. Even here sometimes a car in the distance or a chainsw far off can ruin the magic. Sadly. Enjoy your trip
That’s a really nice place to spend some time. Makes me jealous. I want to do the same thing it’s just to hot here.
Thank you:) it was almost too Hot here too. I was eaten alive by mosquitos so i had to snug deep down i my woolen sleepingbag and I was too warm for the night. So morning startet early at 4.15. But lucky i got so see the mist just before daybreak
Great video. I'm subscribed
thank you:) Im happy to have you onboard
ЗДРАВСТВУЙ 👍🏼
Hello:)
may i ask in whitch country this is ,and your a lucky man seeing wolves fox and deer,i am jealous.greetings from holland.
This is Denmark, Jutland:) thanks for watching and taking the time to write:)
wow tempat yang luar biasa temanku🙏🔥
Thank you:) i will definately be back here in the future. Thanks for watching and taking the time to write
Sehr cooles Video.
Danke sehr:)
Superb
Thank you:)
Bracie szacun 👍💪🖐️🌛🌞🌜
Thank you brother:)
Wow! Your commitment to historical accuracy is not only impressive but fascinating to see - beautiful gear! The cinematography was superb! I loved the wildlife shots too! This was a stirring work of art from every perspective. So glad to have come across your channel tonight and shall certainly sub.
Just 2 questions:
1) What was the tinder material you were using to strike the sparks onto? Bark?
2) Why were all those trees cut down in the little valley you were in?
Thank you so much for your time. Congratulations on this beautiful work!
Hello. Im glad you found the channel. Thanks for watching and for taking the time to write this kind and positive comment. I highly appreciate that. Its a dried tinder fungus. Amadou. It catches a spark very well. And then birch bark with All its oils. The clearing was cut during the cold war as a plan to hide military gear in the woods from satelite photos i believe. Its close to a military flight path. But the plan was never executed and now its kept for recreative area. I Hope this answers your questions. Else feel free to write again. All the best
@@RAMUNI-Viking Thank You.
wow, thank you for this wonderful piece of art 😮
what camera do you use for the wildlife footage? 😅
greetings from Germany 😊🫶🏻
Hello:) thank you:)
All filming is done with canon 80d. For the wildlife I have a Tamron150-600mm lense.
@@RAMUNI-Viking thank you for your fast response 😊 so beautiful, i love wolves 😊
Me too. And I often see them when im out in the woods. But far away or a very fast glimpse (I spend a lot of time in the forest trying to be at the right place at the right time). But to see them a little closer and for a longer time is very fortunate.
@@RAMUNI-Viking here in Germany it is almost impossible to see wolves in the nature 😔
Being a viking reenactor myself, me and some friends did a few hikes in historical outfit 4 years ago. It was a great experience, but I also learned the historical sleeping kit is quite heavy to take along.
I was wondering: how much did your total kit weigh? And in particular: how much does your linen tarp weigh?
And, of course: thank you for the wonderful video! :)
Hello. Thanks for watching and for commenting. Sadly i did not weigh the bed roll but you are absolutely right. It is heavy stuff. I dont know how much the tarp itself weighs but I think the roll weight maybe 15 kilos. The Winter version is a lot heavier. I once tried to carry it on a simple pack frame but it was really unforfortable. So for this short trip i opted for a shoulder strap. Still heavy but managable. Next i will add a big soft leather patch for the shoulder as the 6mm rope was hard on the shoulder. But this was a short hike to it was ok. I Will try and weigh the tarp at some point:) All the best
This whole capture is simply fantastic. Can you give me your opinion on the likelihood of wolves reacting negatively to you? Wolves and wild boars are my biggest limiters when it comes to solo adventures, I would love to hear some advice from someone with your experience. Thank you very much!
Hello:) and thanks for watching and taking the time to write. The wolfes I have no concern about. they will always want to stay clear of humans. I have had many encounters over the last years and eventhough some where very close and unexpected for both I have never seen behaviour that indicates that I should be concerned. 90% of that is true with the boars. but if you come to close or walk in on the board (especially with small ones) they do not always just run away - they might stand their ground and present a threat. So its a bit more likely with the boars i think in my opinion to have a negative reaction. I always give them a chance to know my presence if they suddenly come close and make sure not to approach from an angle that might cut off possible excape routes for them. the overline is that I am not worried. I bring my daughters to these woods as well and we have seen wolves and boars but from good distances. We make more noise being more people and with kids so its only when i am silently walking around on my own in camo that its possible to get close and maybe provoke a reaction that is not just running away. I hope this answers your question
@@RAMUNI-Viking thanks a lot for your answer, it really helps me and give me more confident to overcome this issue. All the best to you!
You Are most welcome. I Hope you get some good Experiences out there. All the best
Awesome.Превосходно.
Perfecto.Admirablement.
Perfetto. Perfeito.
Perfekt. Hoàn hảo.
สมบูรณ์แบบ.아주 멋진 .
完美的. 完璧.
Thank you so much:) muchas gracias, danke sehr