Overnight on a Fire Bed -3°C No Sleeping Gear - Bushcraft Survival
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- Опубликовано: 21 окт 2016
- Fire Bed Night end of October, next to a Alpin Mountain creek with Susanne Williams / susannewilliams BUSHCRAFT Das Buch vom Waldhandwerk amzn.to/2vFavxA
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I hope one day my wife will express interest in wanting to do this type of overnight camping.
Excellent video, as always ^^
Thank you so much my friend! ...I get my wife into Bushcraft with the herb stuff, she loves it. But still no cold overnighters. Tent ok ;) ATB Sepp
I have spent nights like that on the Amazon Jungle (yeah, It gets cold there too at night!). I hate that feeling of waking up cold and dump. One has to admire those trappers and mountain men from the 1700 and early 1800 that slept outside in inclement weather, often malnourished and in fear of being attacked by grizzlies, mountain lions and hostile natives. I found that compounded sleep deprivation often affects my judgement.
Great Video Suzanne and Sepp. I like that you are willing to experiment and always learn something new on your videos. Keep on the good work.
Thanks to you and Susanne for the video. I have to agree with RonRay you two have a very special friendship that is worth as much as the experience of the trip. Enjoyed!!!!! Rob
A good buddy is a treasure beyond measure!
Thanks a lot my dear friend Rob! Best to you and yours, Sepp also for Susanne.
The friendship you share with Susanne is absolutely priceless. Sepp, I'm sure you will agree that it's not just the experience, but the experience you SHARE that means the most.
Those around you who know you both personally are truly blessed.
And as always, thank you both for sharing this experience with us.
Just love being outdoors with my buddy!
With People like you Ron, Yes ;) Many thanks Friend! Best to you and yours, Sepp also for Susanne!
What an awesome campsite!!! Cheers from North Carolina mountains USA.
Awesome video...old time stuff right there
Many thanks!
With Susanne on your side you'll always have a good night :)
Haha, danke lieber Markus!
Thank you Sepp and Susanne for this great way to be a little more comfortable in the cold. I had never seen that in use before and didn't know it even was possible. I thought that as soon as you covered the fire that the heat would die with it. Thanks for sharing this great idea. Take care and enjoy the outdoors.
Thank you so much my dear friend Terry. The heat come up from underneath the fire, it´s cool... or hot ;) Take care, Sepp also for Susanne.
Another great real experience test Sepp. Appreciate these so much, thank you!
Thanks a lot Bill!
A good discussion about the sleeping arrangement. Always a pleasure to see what your doing in the woods.
Thank you so much Wyatt! Greetings to you and yours, Sepp also for Susanne.
Really great experience and technique with the fire bed!!! I must try that this winter! Thank you my friend.
Many thanks and good Luck!
Always great watching you guys! Thanks for sharing.
Thank you so much Davi! All the best, Sepp also for Susanne!
Great Video Sepp and Susanne !!!!
Many thanks John! Best wishes, Sepp also for Susanne.
Just wonderful my friend. Always great to get out there with you. Super filming as ever. YEAH!
War wieder sehr urig und fesch mit Dir! Danke für die coole Zeit Susanne. LG Sepp
Love that moment when we realised the ground was truly warm..
Awesome Buddies and a awesome Adventure.Merce Sven
Allerbesten Dank lieber Sven!
Outstanding video and info.!
Thanks a lot!
Great video mate! Learned a few things
Thank you so much!
Keeping dry makes a heck of a difference and you have some great clothing there. I reckon breathable waterproof fabrics have saved more lives than we'll ever know.
Great video.
For sure my friend. Many thanks! Have a great week Richard.
The combination of your comment and the video reminded me of the solution that I learnt from my girlfriend when we were hiking in her remote part of Ireland.
It rains 364 days of the year, but most of the rain coming off the north Atlantic is a fine drizzle that jut makes everything that you are wearing sodden. It is very uncomfortable and can be very dangerous if you are out overnight.
Her solution was layers of wool and jersey woven cotton, covered by a cowhide leather biker style jacket and the unpadded cowhide jeans that people wear riding around town.
It works perfectly and also solves the problem of breathable hiking clothing containing manmade fibres that can be very flammable. Both embers can damage them and their have been several cases of the sleeve catching alight while tending and cooking on a wood fire.
Regarding the fire bed, covering the fire with soil made it pointless, since the soil was saturated with water. After cooking on the open fire, we spread it out over a bed sized area and left it until all the embers on top were coated with a white ash before sleeping on them, covering ourselves with an old natural fibre tarp. It is important to resist the temptation to pull the tarp over your head or face, since smouldering wood embers produce carbon monoxide.
Fortunately, their is no danger from wild animals in Ireland, only the odd donkey coming to investigate what the stupid human visitors are doing. Sometimes when we moved on in the morning they would follow us for a few miles and we got the odd ride.
PS. Those literally hot nights on the west coast of Ireland all in leather resulted in us getting married when we returned to London and we have now been together for more than 25 years. 😊
Very interesting and something totally new to me. Thank you for sharing this.
Thanks again Terry. Have a nice Weekend, Sepp
Enjoyed the video keep up the good work be blessed
Many thanks! you too
Sehr interessanter Versuch!! Grossartig....
LG Felix
Herzlichen Dank Felix. An Deine Badewanne reichts aber nicht heran, haha. LG Sepp auch für Susanne.
Warm is good. Good video Sepp
Many thanks Marc!
Thank you so much. I learnt a lot from this video.
Thanks for watching and commenting Harold. Best to you, Sepp also for Susanne.
Fire bed great survival idea that you dont see very often , thanks for sharing
atb john
Not often in use, yes ;) Thank you John!
Very nice! Like to see you guys together experimenting stuff.. Good team there! Bringing knowledge to us. I use a lot this polish Pancho for almost everything outdoor, family afternoon or bushcraft camping. Appreciate to see it in this vid aswell in not so easy conditions wet and cold.. well done and thanks for sharing
Thank you very much. Yes, they are sturdy and versatile. All the best, Sepp also for Susanne.
Thanx You
Super-Video and good demonstration! Really well done :)
LG Chris
Thank you so much Chris ;))
Great video. I have heard of using rocks (only), but didn't know it would work so well with sticks. Nothing worse than trying to sleep when you are wet and COLD. Thanks.
Thank you very much!
Great video and discussion.
Jeremy
Thank you very much Jeremy. All the best, Sepp also for Susanne.
...wow - impressiv and you showed once more that you guys have real knowledge about bushcrafting! nice one - greetings edi
Danke lieber Edi. Beste Grüße, Susanne und Sepp
Great stuff!!! I can't wait to try this one day :D Cheers to great showings.
Many thanks, Enjoy!
Hey Sepp, klasse Experiment von Euch, toll gezeigt,
LG Brummer
Herzlichen Dank mein Freund! Dein Feuerpasten Vergleich hat mir auch gefallen!
Great idea, mate. Thanks for sharing))
Thank You vor watching ;) Best to you and yours Mate.
Hallo Sepp,
wieder mal ein super- und lehrreiches Video...ich find die Idee mit dem Feuerbett einfach genial!
LG und noch einen schönen Rest-Sonntag
Norbert
Allerbesten Dank lieber Norbert. Dir eine gute Woche, Sepp auch für Susanne.
Yea, this technique reminds me always on Jeremiah Johnson, great demonstration, Taro
Hallo Taro!
Hi Wyatt, hope all is fine!!! Taro
Hehe, nur das wir nicht angefangen haben zu kokeln ;)) Danke für´s dabei sein mein Freund. LG Sepp auch für Susanne.
This is the most useful information I have run across in my life. It is very easy to freeze to death so knowing how to make a Firebed is the most important piece of information you can have. Anyway that's my belief. I know of nothing else I would put ahead of this..
milli jHnsn Thanks a lot. We are glad you liked it. Take care!
Really great film. Really enjoyed it 👍. Brilliant job .
Atb Rick n Billydog
Thank you so much Rick n Billydog! Best to you, Sepp also for Susanne
Cool heated bed
Devin Bridgewater Many thanks!
AWESOME ! es ist so schön euch draussen zu sehen und ich hoffe wir sehen uns ganz bald auch mal wieder . Tolles Video mein Freund vielen dank fürs teilen , alles gute der Michael
Danke sehr Michael. Auf bald ;)
Warm is good an dry sure helps loved video
Thank you very much Tara!
ive done that , and also in Army cadets just put ferns and small branches and leaves in the pit without a fire and a ground sheet poncho on it then a sleeping bag and a big coat we used
News U can use. This is awesome. Takes a while to prepare but well worth it
Mildrid J Many thanks for watching and commenting Mildrid. Best to you, Sepp also for Susanne
thats one thing i have been wanting to try. my plan is to try out a hot draft bed when i get a chance next. looks like you guys had a great time
Thank you so much and good luck ;) ATB Sepp also for Susanne.
Hi sepp. So eine Erfahrung reizt mich ja auch mal. Toll!
Mach doch´ ;) Jedes Wochenende ein Abenteuer, ist doch ein geiles Hobby! Schöne Zeit mein Freund!
+Matthias Dittgen winter survival ;) Cu soon ...
love it, Iv only done it once, and it was in sand as well :)
Ahh very cool ;) Have a great Day Bud.
base on pro n con of their real experiences. tq for sharing.👍
Thanks a lot!
Great video - glad you did not freeze too much ATB
Thank you so very much Nigel!
Thats an awesome idea for a heated bed. It think the heat would last quite a bit longer if you put some large rocks inside the fire. You could also put a dead animal in there before you covered up the fire. That would make for an awesome breakfast in the morning. The whole setup looks a lot like an traditional cooking pit. Thanks a lot for sharing and keep the videos coming :)
- Martin
We had hot rocks in strategic places. It's a matter of balancing effort, speed of heating, maximum heat, and how long the heat lasts. It's a multiple factor optimization.
The idea of putting something in the coals, in order to find breakfast ready the next morning, sounds nice. As a first try, and not to sleep above a dead animal for wish of good luck the first time, I would go for potatoes and onions...
+also you could use it as a toilet the next morning
Great video ! 👍
Thank you!
Wonderful videos cause i feel like I'm there. Clyde from Oklahoma.
Thanks again and thank you so much Clyde! Sepp also for Susanne
perfect you guys. good video.
Many thanks!
I'd love to see that opening scene in person. So beautiful!
It is Scott ;) You would be welcome. ATB Sepp
Hi Sepp, schöne tour mit Susanne. Und viel Wollklamotte, sehr gut! Hoffe dieses WE auch mal wieder draußen zu pennen, wenn man mich hier raus lässt ;) Viele Grüße und weiter so, Peter
Haha, ich kenn das ;) und halte Dir die Daumen mein Freund! LG an Euch, Sepp mit Fam.
Nice video....keep going....
Thank you ;)
Wonderful spot to test your stamina & gear. Great Company as well, Sepp. Thanks 4 sharing Happy Trails From The Maritimes In Canada ATB Terry God Bless
Many thanks Terry! Best to you and yours, Sepp also for Susanne.
Great vid and practice, ive done something like that except i didnt bury the embers, i removed all the embers and waited until i could put my wool blanket in the pit with my goretex bivy inside it and slept well but was sweaty and a bit too hot for half the night until the ground cooled down, but it was done unplanned in a pinch when i needed it lol.
+NativeSurvival Well thought and it worked for you. A heated bed outdoors is surreal cool, haha. Thanks for all your comments and time my friend!
You just made me laugh, remembering the night that we unexpectedly stayed out overnight, My girlfriend had the bright idea of stomping and spreading the fire until most of the glowing embers were out so that we could sleep on them and let our biker leathers finish the embers off.
We certainly got very sweaty, but it was not entirely to do with the fire. Our literally hot leather knee pads found a whole new use. 😊😊😊
Good video
Thank you
You two are such a great pair! I have slept outside with just a Plash Plataka wihout fire once but it was in summer time. nOt comfy but works! I only wore a long sleeve (which was damp from the sweat from the hike to the place) and a Smock but I was not freezing. All the best to you two and hope to see more awesome stuff soon!
David
P.S.: I like the tip with the boots, I had mine on in standrt fashion but I bet it's a lot more comfortble like that.
Herzlichen Dank David! Freut uns wenn´s Dir gefällt und cool dass Du Dich und Deine Ausrüstung auch austestet ;) Beste Grüße Sepp auch für Susanne.
Hi Sepp, nice idea! Unbeliveable what you guys are trying out in the woods, really smart ;-)
ATB. Franz, bugikraxn.
Herzlichen Dank lieber Franz! ...so ein fesches Bett wie Deines hatten wir leider nicht ;)) Alles Gute, Sepp auch für Susanne.
Sehr schön gemacht 👍
LG Andy
Danke sehr lieber Andy!
Probieren geht über Studieren! Sehr cool, Sepp, dass ihr die Technik ausprobiert habt. Man liest ja öfters darüber, aber ich war immer etwas skeptisch. Aber nach eurem Test ist die Tauglichkeit bestätigt!
Beste Grüße, Tim
Danke sehr Tim. Ja gehört fortan ins Programm ;) LG Sepp auch für Susanne.
Congratulations brother
Many thanks!
Sehr cooles Projekt ;)
Danke sehr Manuel!
I True-hiker, I never do bushcraft! But I start enjoying bushcraft, ur vids very intereste and motivated. Always excellent vid, which idea and skills 👍. Tks for sharing. Crack on 👍.
Thanks a lot Carlos! Best to you, Sepp also for Susanne.
love you 2 :)
That was a super experiment with the firepit and it was a success despite the rain! I know that sand is a good insulator but it still amazed me that it kept both of you warm for that long. Great job!
I'm surprised that sleeping on sand is uncomfortable. As Suzanne said, you'd think it would be awesome but I guess not!😄 Thanks for another interesting video, Sepp, and give my regards to Suzanne. Cheers~Stella
Thank you so very much Stella! ...yes Sand+wet+heat is concrete, haha. Best to you and yours, Sepp also for Susanne. ps 11hrs warm!
Would like to see your inventory n how you pack everything...
Jet Dog Smith Here is a example with the packframe i use since yrs: ruclips.net/video/vJmerIjNW8M/видео.html
Sepp, ich wollte Dir noch nachträglich zu Deinen dreißigtausend Abonnenten gratulieren. Es tut mir Leid, dass ich Dir keinen Eintrag liefern konnte, ist doch ein Trapperbett als erhöhtest Bett eines meiner Lieblingsübungen...
Aber ihr hattet genug Feuerholz da und konntet ein großes Lagerfeuer machen. Das ist schon klasse, da braucht es gar keine Erhöhung. Danke auch für das Fazit nach der Übernachtung. Gut gemacht.
LG,
benjamin:)
Alles klar Benjamin und vielen Dank. LG Sepp auch für Susanne.
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Thank you!
Bbrrrr. That looked uncomfortable sepp. I hate nights like that with little sleep. I'm useless the whole of the following day. You're a brave man, I think. All the best buddy.
Haha, yes no jump an roll after such a night like Mr BG ;)
Very interesting experiment Sepp and Susanne! When you were drinking your morning coffee I was wondering if you had buried a metal bottle full of water inside the sand you could have drank at least warm tea in the morning?! Thanks! Osmo
Yes, if it would not explode before ;) Thanks for watching, my friend.
Thats better than getting up every couple hours putting wood on a fire during the night..
For sure ;) and less wood!
awesome method, thanks for sharing your experience!
After watching your video I feel that this is now the perfect moment to test my mattress, which is hopefully correctly preheated by a hot dog ;-)
Best regards and may you stay always well, even on hard hot sand, Robert
Herzlichen Dank Robert! Ja so ein warmer Hund wäre fast vorzuziehen, aber sag´s nicht Susanne, haha. LG Sepp
Waldhandwerk - BushcraftSurvival hahaha, nö ich schweig stille ;-)))
ist jetzt aber kein Jux: Hunde haben ja eine leicht höhere Körpertemperatur als wir, was es durchaus angenehm machen kann, sich von der Töle die Matratze vorwärmen zu lassen. Wenn es hier allerdings so richtig heiß wird, also knapp 40° Tagestemperaturen, würde ich es meistens vorziehen, wenn das Vieh woanders pennt, bevor ich ins Bett steig ;-)))
LG, Robert
Hehe!
Does it have to be sand, or will dirt work just as well? Where I live there is an abundance of "clay" dirt. There is sand by the river. Do not recall ever seeing "sandy dirt" though. So can you do this with clay dirt or is it too dense or whatever it is.
Hi, each surface should work with it. Just not dry roots because of the fire. ATB
The only thing with this is that you need the sand. Not everywhere has sand. Also in heavy snow areas you would need prior knowledge as to where the sand is to know where to dig. Other then that great idea if you know the area and are prepared for it.
Ahoi Sepp. Das ist ja mal abgefahren. War am morgen noch etwas Glut unter dem Sand da? Tolles Experiment. Grüße, Azze.
Danke sehr Azze. 11 Stunden fühlbar warm war klasse. Glut haben wir nicht geschaut, kann ich mir durchs flache verteilen und den nassen Sand aber nicht vorstellen. LG Sepp
11 Stunden ... echt unglaublich! Finde es schön, dass auf Deinem Kanal so viele Experimente gemacht werden und so viel "ungewöhliches" gezeigt wird. Top!
what about using river rocks heated in the fire, seems they would retain heat longer once covered? loved the vid, you guys got me hooked :)
edit: sorry i just saw someone below already broached the subject of rocks :)
Many thanks Richard. A few ppl. did, yes maybe. A firebed should be useful in nearly each envirement, so with or without rocks. If we had choosen river rocks ppl. would have talked about they explow and so on... It was like it was and it was ok. Somthing against the wet and for a softer sleep next time ;) ATB Sepp
Moin Sepp. Respekt!! 👍 Nur die Harten kommen in den Garten, die Härteren schlafen so ... LG Vester
;) Danke lieber Vester. Grüße und gute Woche, Sepp auch für Susanne.
äServus Sepp,
da frierts mir ja des Ärschle weg
da schaue ich dch lieber aus der Wärme zu ....hahaha.
Trotzdem klasse was ihr da gemacht habt, Respekt.
VLG und Happy Helloween Sven
Herzlichen Dank lieber Sven für Deine Zeit und Deine Kommentare! LG Sepp ps cool Deine Umhängetasche!
Servus Sepp,
nach verdammt langer Zeit komme ich überhaupt mal dazu wieder ein paar Videos zu schauen denke mal jetzt wo die Saison zuende geht wrd da auchmal wieder mehr Zeitvorausgesetzt meine Arbeit wird mich nicht zu sehr demnächst beanspruchen was ich allerdings schon wieder kommen sehe. :-D Danke für das Lob zur Tasche die ist auchriegnwiewitzig geworden erfüllt aber sein Zweck wo ich sie einsetzen werde. ;-)
VLG Sven
nice vid guys, suggest also to heat a few large rocks and hug into belly, works really well like hot water bottle. Thanks guys, happy trails. Ken
sehr schönes Video, tolle Leute! das ist ein Abo wert :-)
Macht Lust raus zu gehen, morgen steht eine Tour im Wispertal/Taunus an.
Viele Grüße
Herzlichen Dank Andreas. Gute Zeit, Sepp auch für Susanne.
Hi Wald & Susan
Nice tricks. Yes, I would add some hot rocks, specially at the feet.
To "cheat" the hard sand I would make a depression for the hips, that would also allow a bit more body surface in contact with the warm sand...
Be well
Many thanks, yes would have been more ergonomic ;)
Anyone remember that scene in the movie "Jeremiah Johnson"?? ("saw it right off") LOL
Moin Sepp, Respekt! Ich muss das auch mal bei 30Gad im Hochsommer probieren.:) Ohne dicke Isomatte und Schlafsack keine angenehme Nacht. Hoffe ihr beide seid gesund geblieben? Lg Jörg
Danke sehr Jörg ;) Denke es passt alles. LG Sepp auch für Susanne.
Great idea , was there any moisture on your clothes ?
Thank you. Yes Bryan, after turning around during the night, from the ground poncho. ATB Sepp
Gefällt mir sehr gut euer Feuerbett :) wo findet man denn die Canvas Ponchos?
Danke sehr. I-Net, Armee oder Leinen Poncho eingeben. LG Sepp
Waldhandwerk - BushcraftSurvival 1a Dank dir Sepp :) bin schon gespannt auf die nächsten Videos :)
Wonder if you build a bonfire against that rock if it'd store the heat generated and not only reflect it, but retain it throughout the night with a small fire going at the base overnight and a long bed of coals along the base like a Hunter's Fire?
Hi, for sure possible. Maybe more wood and effort needed, ...on this place there was a "Wasserline wie von einer Traufe unter dem Felsen". eaves? from the Rock, so maybe wet in front of it. ATB Sepp
I've never tried that technique for warmth, however, I've seen and heard about it on a lot of videos. Sand, when compacted, can become like concrete. Ouch! :-D
Haha yes Fred! Have a nice Day.
Waldhandwerk - BushcraftSurvival Thank you my friend and you have a wonderful day also.
I would have made the sand like a wall around the fire as the fire was burning to dry it out better instead of drying it near the end.
good video.
Now we know it better too. Good idea, better don´t mix the wet leaves with the sand while digging out. Take care, Sepp
I know you get lots of feed back. I love to learn and keep learning from people like you and your wife.
it adds to knowledge.
Great experiment! Did Susanne's clothing and gore-tex perform better than your clothing system?
I had all loden and wool underneath as well but just thinner. Goretex was just against the damp. Better is just to put a waterproof barrier (even just a space blanket) between you and the ground. I generally only wear goretex in the autumn when I am expecting heavy rain and wind. I learned mountaineering in the UK. They know all about wet and windy.
Hi Susanne, many thanks for your reply. So why would you use a barrier if you are sleeping on the ground where the firebed is? I am not familiar with this firebed at all, so I am curious and the video was really interesting. Do you use Gore-tex in Winter as well? I live in UK and yes I am getting used to wind and rain :-) but recently there has been some contrasting talk about the use of Gore-tex from Andrew Skurka in regards to clothing and Paul Kirtley in regards to boots. So I was wondering how your clothing performed in those conditions. Thanks again.
I actually only use Gore-tex under certain circumstances. In this case, the heat from the buried fire starts to rise to the surface. It brings all the dampness of the ground with it. It rises as steam in fact. This is why you need a waterproof barrier over the firebed area. But this time we were wanting to try it totally pure. In general I use goretex only as an outer hard shell for hard rain and wind. I don't use it in the winter. I don't use it in boots. It is good stuff but you have to understand the function and limitations. Much prefer wool.
Yes ;) My clothings here are my Fall and Winter standard and i wanted to know it i can stand overnight with them. Result yes, but better with a small downmat and a small tarp (for one person) ATB Sepp
Thanks for the explanation, I see now why there is a need for a barrier. Maybe you should make a video on your winter clothing. Winter in your part of the globe is harsher than in England, in Scotland the situation might be different.
how is the Poncho? warm?
..."warmer" than a plastik poncho. ...canvas material. I like it.
If there are rocks about it would improve things by putting them on the fire because the rocks would retain the heat much more.
Maybe yes. If the river rocks stay intact in the ember ;)
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What is that water carrier?
Just a normal drybag, not complete waterproof, but good for the camp.
Cool, thank you.
You all must have wished you had a tarp to sleep under after that night without one or a tent to be under. I would also be worried about the water from high on the clilf coming down on me if there.
still a better accent than from the dixieland
and you can also make a tee out of it ....
what part of Russia is this?
...the European ;)
Given the option, I would cuddle up to the biggest guy, and have the smallest one keep the fire fuelled through the night,
Hot bed under you and a hot girl beside you. Things are good Sepp.
Nate
All is well my friend ;) Yes.