Thanks for watching everyone. I hope you enjoyed. This was a nice trip. I haven’t used a hammock in awhile. The pasta strainer stove worked excellent. I think I learned about using that from Swedwoods. It’s a great addition. Happy Mother’s Day to all the ladies. Cheers
We have that same mysterious contraption in the kitchen. But I suspect my wife would be frustrated if I used hers as a shovel and stove 😂 p.s I think by now we can make you an honorary Finn
Thanks my friend! I have used a lot of different surplus over the years and this is by far my favorite. The overall quality of materials and craftsmanship is superb. Cheers
↟↟Hey Jess🙌🏻 A great overnight out in the wilderness in a thunderstorm⛈️.. It reminds me of my spring wild camping trip through the flooded Forest, when I also had a great time in the hammock)🤔 Thanks for sharing Brother.. Cheers✊🏻🐺🐾
Hey Alex! Thanks Brother. The weather has been quite interesting. Powerful winds. Fast storms. Does your Forest usually flood? I have really been enjoying the hammock again. I haven’t used one in years. I am looking at lightening up the setup and also improving efficiency. Thanks for watching Bro. Cheers 🤝
TEAM HATKA!!! Man, I really dig this setup. I get an idea and try to swap out gear to another pack, but go right back to this. The 4L pouches are a good addition. Shock cord is a must. I put on the KEIKKA shoulder harness about a week ago. Really nice upgrade. Cheers Brother 🤝
Perfect illustration of why a tarp is better than a tent. Let me see you build a fire inside your tent! 🤣 I like that frying pan, where did you get it?
So true. Even when I bring a tent, I still like to bring a tarp. The pan was a thrift store find for $1! I just took the handle off before I went out for this trip to make it pack easier. I need to drill a hole and add a second ring to make fitting a handle a little easier and more stable.
Hi Jesse! What a great night out in the woods, thunderstorms during the night are a little more scary in nature than in your secure home. Thank you for taking along and as always all the best from Austria, Bernd 🇦🇹🤠👍🏕🔥
Hey Bernd! Thanks very much. It was a nice night out. The storm definitely got my attention for a bit. The hammock setup worked out nicely though. Have a good one my friend. 🤝
@@EnduranceRoom Thank you! Have to make another two hours on nightshift, then I will have a nap and afterwards I will make it to the woods maybe. All the best my friend 🤠👍🏕🔥
Enjoyed video very much. Nothing hard to understand. I also have one of the collapsible steamers. Works great for a small campfire and cooking for one.. Keep doing what you do. Thanks Jess!
Thanks Bobby! That steamer is such a great little stove. I am still getting used to it. I have been trying to get it to set half opened to slow the burn for cooking. I can get it sometimes, but it likes to either open up all the way or collapse closed.
That was a fun lil trip thanks for taking us with ya. I really liked the camo patterns, especially the ol' skool jacket. making your own Bannock for that nice looking burger was very impressive.✌🏼
Thanks very much! It was a nice night out. Old school camo is still solid. I found this jacket for $3 at my old surplus store. Bannock is a good camp food/skill to have. Cheers
Good video Jess. Thought I had went to Swedwoods channel when I saw the salad spinner 😁 . Nothing beats a rain when you’re trying to sleep . I like that little condiments pouch / containers. Have a great evening
Thanks John! Swedwoods is a legend. That little spinner is awesome. $7 stove. Prop it up off the ground, no burn no trace. Need to make a ring to hold it half open. Have a good one
I saw this guy raise a paster strainer to his mouth, flip it open and back a little... bionic cough! Moccasins are the best. Move through the bush with no sound and like wearing clouds. Easy enough to make too. (Indians definitely aren't dumb.) Ol' MacDonald must be spittin' out his chips! You've beaten him to the 'halfpounder' n' cheese... without the chems! (Gonna have to try that Bannock bread mate. Easier than damper and done in the dixie.) The hammock system rocks. I've been using it for years... I like your system of it, quick, easy and effective... (Hittin' pause and zoomin' in at places.) Awesome! Recently I told some of my Christian friends my church is the ocean and natural surroundings especially where there's water. I love this video man! The sound of the rain, the birds, and that you're wize to interrupt it as little as possible with words. Thank you for the inspiration.💜👍 Universal Sovereign Citizen
Hey Brother! Thanks very much. Really glad you enjoyed it. The strainer and the mocs are both working great. Haven’t had a pair of mocs in 10 years. Used to wear em all the time. Bannock is a great addition to camp. I stay far away from fast food. There are worse things than the chems. Soylent Green. I feel the same way about the woods. Peace in the trees. Thanks for watching Brother. Have a good one 🤝
I love those sweet, simple, over night camps. In the rain, did you have any trouble with rain coming down the ridgeline or hammock straps? Thanks for the great video.
Thanks! It was a good night out. No trouble with water coming in. The lowered tarp pitch helped, plus how close the trees were. I was pretty surprised I didn’t get wet to be honest. It was coming down for awhile.
@@EnduranceRoom Thinking outside the box. Swedwood's been using for quite a while. Glad someone else is giving it a try. Great video Jess thanks for sharing.
awesome video! I'm loving the colander fire setup. genius move. I'm here on the recommendation of Corporal Shawn Kelley USMC, and your videos are informative and compelling. Please keep it up and stay golden
@@john3paul Thanks a lot. I appreciate it. I learned the colander idea from Swedwoods years ago. I have used a few. different stoves, and this is by far my favorite.
👍👍👍 .. Simple, as it should be .. nice 😊. Good (late) Afternoon Jess .. I see and hear that the Bugs there by you have come out of hibernation 🙄 😖😏. Sunny here this weekend .. first in ages. Rain forecast for the rest of the coming week. Not that I mind .. as I tell my Nordic Walking Colleagues, "skin is waterproof, it's the clothing that gets wet." I think at times, my Swiss Friends must think that the crazy South African, at one stage, 'got too much sun' 😁. The Bannock Burger looked good. I mix my dough beforehand at home .. less fuss. One critique though .. no 'hot sauce' 😳 😊. Thank for the Share, my Friend .. and until next time, take care .. Tommy
Hey Tommy! Thanks my friend. The bugs have definitely arrived. A few ticks so far, but a lot of flies and mosquitoes. It has been really wet for weeks. This trip was the first sunny day in awhile. Back to the rain again... So it goes. Thanks for watching! 🤝
Thank you for these videos. I've seen so many of yours now, that I can imagine you saying "cheers" as you tip your cup at the end. Which kettle is that?
Thank you! It is just an old thrift store find that I took the handle off. Think it might have been Faberwear or something. I took the plastic handle off and cut the metal portion down to half length and added the ring. It needs a second ring which help stabilize on a makeshift handle.
Thanks very much! No sagging during the night, as I strung it on top of ridgline. During morning I just pushed up and let it run off when I had it flied out. Cheers
Now that was exactly the right thing to cook dinner to. Perfect timing too. Excellent double use for that strainer too, was that for good coals on wet ground or do you have root fire issues out in your area?
Hey! Thanks man. Mostly using it for fire ring for leave no trace. But, yes, root fires are definitely a thing here, especially in the summers. It’s been pouring rain the last few weeks, so not too much of a concern at the moment. Anyways, the strainer worked pretty well. Light, compact, yet opens up to make a nice little fire that’s a bit more “natural” than a box type stove.
Great idea man, I might steal it for some day hiking where the shape won't take too much room or risk coming into contact with my sleeping bag. Looks way easier than my UCO grill which is pretty hefty, even for the smallest mini they offer. My wife walked into the kitchen last night and had to double take on your video, haha immediately said "I'm glad you nerds found each other."
@@Tim_Keys Lol that’s too funny! Awesome. I used some pliers and pulled out the the 3 leg posts and the center ring pole. It makes it more compact, lighter and lets it cool off much faster. The center pole held heat much longer than the rest of the metal. I sort of branded myself before removing it! 😂 To make up for the legs, just two larger sticks underneath lets the fire breathe and protects the ground. I am pretty sure I saw Swedwoods using this first. He is a wealth of knowledge.
An awesome overnight Jess. The bannock burger looked delicious and your whole set up was simple and effective. Were those SS drinking straws you used for as the fire bellow and where did you get the little fry pan? Nate
Hey Nate! Sorry for late response. Yes, SS straws, light and super handy for a bellow. The pan was a thrift store find for $1. I have been using it with stock handle for awhile, but removed it before going out to film this. I need to drill and put a second ring on it to secure improvised handles. But, it packs much nicer now. How is the kettlebell going?
@@EnduranceRoom Thanks KB is going well. S&S came in a couple days ago so I am currently going through that. Been using mainly swings and squats at the moment.
@@journeyman7189 That’s awesome! Make sure you do some recovery work, either after training or in the evenings. All the swings will make your hips and hamstrings tight if you don’t open them back up after lifting. Tight muscles lead to injury. They have some good recovery/mobility drills in SnS.
Eating it outdoors tends to be the best flavoring one can get! Just salt and maybe some black pepper in the pre-prepared patty ought to rival any high cuisine offerings, especially when you're hungry the way you get after putting in some distance...
Thanks for watching everyone. I hope you enjoyed. This was a nice trip. I haven’t used a hammock in awhile. The pasta strainer stove worked excellent. I think I learned about using that from Swedwoods. It’s a great addition.
Happy Mother’s Day to all the ladies. Cheers
Thanks for the video, who doesn't like a thunderstorm when you are well covered. 👍
Thanks! Nature keeps things interesting. 🤝
We have that same mysterious contraption in the kitchen. But I suspect my wife would be frustrated if I used hers as a shovel and stove 😂 p.s I think by now we can make you an honorary Finn
You really like your foreign camouflage gear! So do I.😅 I enjoy your videos and this one was cool to watch. God Bless!😊
Thank you! I have always been into camouflage. Jacket in this is old school Duck Hunter, $3 find at a surplus store. God Bless 🤝
Hi Jesse. I see a lot of Finnish army stuff that you are using. And I also see that you like our M05 camo pattern. Respect!
Thanks my friend! I have used a lot of different surplus over the years and this is by far my favorite. The overall quality of materials and craftsmanship is superb. Cheers
↟↟Hey Jess🙌🏻
A great overnight out in the wilderness in a thunderstorm⛈️.. It reminds me of my spring wild camping trip through the flooded Forest, when I also had a great time in the hammock)🤔
Thanks for sharing Brother.. Cheers✊🏻🐺🐾
Hey Alex! Thanks Brother. The weather has been quite interesting. Powerful winds. Fast storms. Does your Forest usually flood? I have really been enjoying the hammock again. I haven’t used one in years. I am looking at lightening up the setup and also improving efficiency.
Thanks for watching Bro.
Cheers 🤝
@@EnduranceRoom Yeah.. These are the annual spring floods in our region.. It lasts about a week)🤔
TEAM HATKA!!! loving the old school but still modern top notch equipment vibe brotha!!!✊️🔥✌️💚
TEAM HATKA!!! Man, I really dig this setup. I get an idea and try to swap out gear to another pack, but go right back to this. The 4L pouches are a good addition. Shock cord is a must. I put on the KEIKKA shoulder harness about a week ago. Really nice upgrade. Cheers Brother
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@EnduranceRoom Hella nice 👌 I'm rocking the Hiddenwoodsman smoking bunny patch lol gotta represent USA 🇺🇸 🙌
@@Canadian_Craftsman Did you read my translation about "hatka" in one of His earlier videos?
@MrDefaultti absolutely.. light and fast I believe or close to that effect 🤔 lol ✊️
Nice camp, Jess. The bannock bread cheeseburger looked awesome. That's cool using the folding spaghetti strainer as a stove! 👍🏻
Thanks Jeff! It was a good burger. I learned about the strainer from Swedwoods. I am really liking it.
Some great and simple ideas..Excellent!!!!👍👍👍👍
Thank you! 🤝
More please!
Thanks for the great visit.
Thank you. Appreciate it
Light and simple. I like that.
Yes indeed, complicated isn’t necessary.
The Czech army cap is cool ❤ I am from the Czech Republic.😁
Hey! Thanks! I really like it. 🤝
Very nice Jess! Thanks for sharing my friend😎
Thanks Herb! Glad you enjoyed! 🤝
Perfect illustration of why a tarp is better than a tent. Let me see you build a fire inside your tent! 🤣 I like that frying pan, where did you get it?
So true. Even when I bring a tent, I still like to bring a tarp. The pan was a thrift store find for $1! I just took the handle off before I went out for this trip to make it pack easier. I need to drill a hole and add a second ring to make fitting a handle a little easier and more stable.
Very cool stuff man, God bless!
Thanks brother. God bless.
I like watching it
Enjoyed the video!
Thank you!
Hi Jesse! What a great night out in the woods, thunderstorms during the night are a little more scary in nature than in your secure home. Thank you for taking along and as always all the best from Austria, Bernd 🇦🇹🤠👍🏕🔥
Hey Bernd! Thanks very much. It was a nice night out. The storm definitely got my attention for a bit. The hammock setup worked out nicely though. Have a good one my friend. 🤝
@@EnduranceRoom Thank you! Have to make another two hours on nightshift, then I will have a nap and afterwards I will make it to the woods maybe. All the best my friend 🤠👍🏕🔥
Great video!
Thanks!
Enjoyed video very much. Nothing hard to understand. I also have one of the collapsible steamers. Works great for a small campfire and cooking for one.. Keep doing what you do. Thanks Jess!
Thanks Bobby! That steamer is such a great little stove. I am still getting used to it. I have been trying to get it to set half opened to slow the burn for cooking. I can get it sometimes, but it likes to either open up all the way or collapse closed.
THANKS !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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That was a fun lil trip thanks for taking us with ya. I really liked the camo patterns, especially the ol' skool jacket. making your own Bannock for that nice looking burger was very impressive.✌🏼
Thanks very much! It was a nice night out. Old school camo is still solid. I found this jacket for $3 at my old surplus store. Bannock is a good camp food/skill to have. Cheers
Hutan yang bagus. 👍🏾
Thanks!
thank you for take us with you
Thanks for joining me. Cheers
Good video Jess. Thought I had went to Swedwoods channel when I saw the salad spinner 😁 . Nothing beats a rain when you’re trying to sleep . I like that little condiments pouch / containers. Have a great evening
Thanks John! Swedwoods is a legend. That little spinner is awesome. $7 stove. Prop it up off the ground, no burn no trace. Need to make a ring to hold it half open. Have a good one
@@EnduranceRoom stainless safety pin should fasten it enough to adjust it to whatever diameter you want . Beef is about jump again. High and deep
I saw this guy raise a paster strainer to his mouth, flip it open and back a little... bionic cough!
Moccasins are the best. Move through the bush with no sound and like wearing clouds. Easy enough to make too. (Indians definitely aren't dumb.)
Ol' MacDonald must be spittin' out his chips! You've beaten him to the 'halfpounder' n' cheese... without the chems! (Gonna have to try that Bannock bread mate. Easier than damper and done in the dixie.)
The hammock system rocks. I've been using it for years... I like your system of it, quick, easy and effective...
(Hittin' pause and zoomin' in at places.)
Awesome!
Recently I told some of my Christian friends my church is the ocean and natural surroundings especially where there's water.
I love this video man!
The sound of the rain, the birds, and that you're wize to interrupt it as little as possible with words.
Thank you for the inspiration.💜👍
Universal Sovereign Citizen
Hey Brother! Thanks very much. Really glad you enjoyed it. The strainer and the mocs are both working great. Haven’t had a pair of mocs in 10 years. Used to wear em all the time. Bannock is a great addition to camp. I stay far away from fast food. There are worse things than the chems. Soylent Green.
I feel the same way about the woods. Peace in the trees.
Thanks for watching Brother.
Have a good one 🤝
Jess, you should do a survival video wiith Swedwoods & do an overnighter......that would be epic!
That would be amazing. 😁
I love those sweet, simple, over night camps. In the rain, did you have any trouble with rain coming down the ridgeline or hammock straps? Thanks for the great video.
Thanks! It was a good night out. No trouble with water coming in. The lowered tarp pitch helped, plus how close the trees were. I was pretty surprised I didn’t get wet to be honest. It was coming down for awhile.
I see you're using the Swede Master 9000 twig stove, nice!
Yeah! Oh, this thing is great. Wish I would have tried it sooner.
@@EnduranceRoom Thinking outside the box. Swedwood's been using for quite a while. Glad someone else is giving it a try. Great video Jess thanks for sharing.
awesome video! I'm loving the colander fire setup. genius move. I'm here on the recommendation of Corporal Shawn Kelley USMC, and your videos are informative and compelling. Please keep it up and stay golden
@@john3paul Thanks a lot. I appreciate it. I learned the colander idea from Swedwoods years ago. I have used a few. different stoves, and this is by far my favorite.
👍👍👍 .. Simple, as it should be .. nice 😊.
Good (late) Afternoon Jess ..
I see and hear that the Bugs there by you have come out of hibernation 🙄 😖😏.
Sunny here this weekend .. first in ages. Rain forecast for the rest of the coming week. Not that I mind .. as I tell my Nordic Walking Colleagues, "skin is waterproof, it's the clothing that gets wet." I think at times, my Swiss Friends must think that the crazy South African, at one stage, 'got too much sun' 😁.
The Bannock Burger looked good. I mix my dough beforehand at home .. less fuss. One critique though .. no 'hot sauce' 😳 😊.
Thank for the Share, my Friend .. and until next time, take care .. Tommy
Hey Tommy! Thanks my friend. The bugs have definitely arrived. A few ticks so far, but a lot of flies and mosquitoes. It has been really wet for weeks. This trip was the first sunny day in awhile. Back to the rain again... So it goes. Thanks for watching! 🤝
@@EnduranceRoom 👌
Thank you for these videos. I've seen so many of yours now, that I can imagine you saying "cheers" as you tip your cup at the end. Which kettle is that?
@@bobradar Thank you! It is from POMOLY.
Hey, really nice video. What kind of skillet do u use in this video?
Keep up the great work
Thank you! It is just an old thrift store find that I took the handle off. Think it might have been Faberwear or something. I took the plastic handle off and cut the metal portion down to half length and added the ring. It needs a second ring which help stabilize on a makeshift handle.
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Beautiful video! That tarp sure was soaked. Was the sagging an issue for you?
Thanks very much! No sagging during the night, as I strung it on top of ridgline. During morning I just pushed up and let it run off when I had it flied out. Cheers
Now that was exactly the right thing to cook dinner to. Perfect timing too.
Excellent double use for that strainer too, was that for good coals on wet ground or do you have root fire issues out in your area?
Hey! Thanks man. Mostly using it for fire ring for leave no trace. But, yes, root fires are definitely a thing here, especially in the summers. It’s been pouring rain the last few weeks, so not too much of a concern at the moment. Anyways, the strainer worked pretty well. Light, compact, yet opens up to make a nice little fire that’s a bit more “natural” than a box type stove.
Great idea man, I might steal it for some day hiking where the shape won't take too much room or risk coming into contact with my sleeping bag. Looks way easier than my UCO grill which is pretty hefty, even for the smallest mini they offer. My wife walked into the kitchen last night and had to double take on your video, haha immediately said "I'm glad you nerds found each other."
@@Tim_Keys Lol that’s too funny! Awesome. I used some pliers and pulled out the the 3 leg posts and the center ring pole. It makes it more compact, lighter and lets it cool off much faster. The center pole held heat much longer than the rest of the metal. I sort of branded myself before removing it! 😂
To make up for the legs, just two larger sticks underneath lets the fire breathe and protects the ground. I am pretty sure I saw Swedwoods using this first. He is a wealth of knowledge.
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I love the spice pouch? is that homemade?
@@danieltomhaw9988 The pouch is from www.betterbushcraft.com
@@EnduranceRoom thanks man!
An awesome overnight Jess. The bannock burger looked delicious and your whole set up was simple and effective. Were those SS drinking straws you used for as the fire bellow and where did you get the little fry pan?
Nate
Hey Nate! Sorry for late response. Yes, SS straws, light and super handy for a bellow. The pan was a thrift store find for $1. I have been using it with stock handle for awhile, but removed it before going out to film this. I need to drill and put a second ring on it to secure improvised handles. But, it packs much nicer now.
How is the kettlebell going?
@@EnduranceRoom Thanks KB is going well. S&S came in a couple days ago so I am currently going through that. Been using mainly swings and squats at the moment.
@@journeyman7189 That’s awesome! Make sure you do some recovery work, either after training or in the evenings. All the swings will make your hips and hamstrings tight if you don’t open them back up after lifting. Tight muscles lead to injury. They have some good recovery/mobility drills in SnS.
@@EnduranceRoom Thanks for the tips Jess
I was with you all the way until I saw the plainest burger in the world
@@danieltomhaw9988 I was grateful to have it and enjoyed the experience. Thanks for watching.
Eating it outdoors tends to be the best flavoring one can get! Just salt and maybe some black pepper in the pre-prepared patty ought to rival any high cuisine offerings, especially when you're hungry the way you get after putting in some distance...
@@sietuuba 💯
Fun stuff. beware, new kind of creatures may be about now, not friendly, not natural, some very big. I don't like it either.