Great to see you out again and looking fit. Lovely spot for a wild camp and you blended in well. Thank you for sharing, stay well, stay safe - Helen & Terri with Robyn.
Im up late with a bad case of heartburn-That chair gave me a good laugh and for that I thank you. I needed that! Good on you Harry. Lots of ppl could do well to follow your example of getting out and doing something!
Kind words bro. Yes, clicking towards seventy no excuse yet to abandon a sence of adventure, isolation, survival and re Wilding with mother earth. Look after your acid level bud and it all come right again. Take good care. Harry. 👍
No doubts that you have fun being outdoors Harry. Again you found a nice spot to blend in. Yeah, hammock sleeping is great. Love it. Take care my friend. See ya!
Great to hear from you Hans and thank you for you kind comment, I have been less active the last 12 months due to the rigor of life but trying to plan outings and opportunities. Stay well old friend and enjoy the summer also. Harry
Enjoyed your film Harry, you really put your heart into art. I am amazed you could assemble what appeared to be a set of bagpipes into a comfortable chair while being attacked by flies, well done, I'm impressed. Best wishes, Bill from Hawick.
Thanks Bill, I always wanted to play the pipes 🤣 nice of you to comment on an event that played out in some other fashion requiring less effort. Aren't the wood lovely at this time of year? Nice to hear from you, hope you are bearing up and getting outside a little. Harry
Excellent Harry, you blended in really well. As I've said before you got the cam cream right. That chair looked a bit lively...mind of its own! You certainly became 'one with nature', even that bird seemed to accept you. Good stuff and best wishes to you 👍
Mission successful I guess, slow motion chair event, good sleep and a positive feeling that the forest was happy to have me and sad to let me go, but as you know Gillian, the comfort of home on return is always a celebration. Next film short : how to use a chair correctly. Harry out.
What a lovely quiet place, perfect. Careful on that chair haha... I have a real phobia of things over my nose and mouth, so that looks like my worst nightmare, but obviously it works wonders for you, 7 hours is amazing. Your pack looks massive, you disappear behind it!
Yes Bry, the pack is a standard army long range piece of kit necessary for transporting winter gear, the Falklands war proved them effective but with ammo, gun and a rediculouse ammount of nee pain it must have been he'll on earth for the young men.
Thanks for your kind and supportive comment, it means a lot; you have indeed been a generouse and kind follower. Do stay well also and have a specially goood summer girls. Harry n Helen.
Good going Harry - a result on the Stealth front. I've had this thing lately with being stealthy to. very satisfying when you get it right. Nice pair of boots. Footwear equally as important as anything else to be able to operate effectively. Yeah, save up. Well, very enjoyable. All the best. Mark
Thanks Mark, very good of you to say. Beingvsyeakth is such fun but as a veteran like you I guess it comes as second nature. All the very best to you. Harry.
Much appreciated. Its all down to your good self and Ivarr Alaska. Still more to do a work in progress. Hope you'll get out yourself at some point when the pressure is off. Take care mate and all the best to the misses. Harry...out
Super Video, again! I Love how Green that forest is, your Green camo blended in very Well, good Job! Haha, Had to laugh when i saw you fell off that chair, thanks for Not cutting it out 👍🏻😅 I saw you using this oxigene mask: Very impressive that you still enjoy the Outdoors and Just Take it with you Out and use it in a hammock!!! 👍🏻 Dont let them grind ya down! I mean how many other guys do that? Very impressive, respect from Germany, GR 💪🏻 Great Channel, love it!
It might be wise to ask your doctor to refer you for test as it can transform your life with 8 hours good sleep giving energy and mental sharpness. Take care.
If I can offer a suggestion re the camo cream... don't. Getting caught wearing the camo clothing you can pass off as rugged outdoor wear. Getting bounced with your face cammed up is a bit harder. use that scrim scarf, or shemargh over your face when you need to be non-reflective and it tucks away when you suddenly come across civvies. Great to see you getting it done in spite of the sleep apnea etc. Inspiring.
Thanks Bro, sorry you and your missis didn't make it out the other night, best plans and all....Yes, slept well for the first time, can now go to any location stealth in trees. Had to crush my mini but the Zafira tourer eco £3500 is great 80mpg twenty road tax, have been trying window black out and bed, my only problem is leaving my missis at home while do my crazy bug outs without seeming bonkers. 😂😂😂
@@FlyingHaggisFilms defo dude, we have plenty of time so all is good. I totally get the whole leaving the family behind, Tis why I only do mine on a Friday night, as doesn’t impact family like. How are you powering the CPAP? Guessing the power source really adds weight?
@@zafiracamper Hi bud, the battery is heavy but only a few kilo the make is Beaudens around £140 found on Amazon, 8 hours or more 15 amp plug to breathing machine with 3 or more hours to spare, and re charges in two hours I think. Great smaller than half she box narrow would fit in car door easily, great value for money and charges from car cigarette lighter also. Love it.Harry
Hello Sir. Thank you for another great video. If i may give you some advice on discrete movement and stay in the woods. My experience is 5 years in the Royal Danish Army Home Guard and 2½ years in the Royal Danish Army as a Jutland Dragoon (Jutland Dragoon Regiment (JDR) at Holstebro, mid-west Jutland in Denmark.) and six month deployment to Iraq DANCON Team 8. I was at a Mechanised Infantry company at the JDR, "Panser Infanterist" (PINF) in Danish also known as Panzer Grenadier Woods where our home, our playground, our turf. We owned the woods were ever we go and our official motto was "Videre Sine Videri", translated to "See without being seen". 1: Applying concealment cream requires EVERY bit of skin covered; neck, ears (Inside and outside), eyelids, hands, arms in short sleeves, etc, if naked skin is shown, its a re-do. 2: No fires at all and no hot meals or drinks at all; you´d be surprised how far the smell of warm cacao or coffee can travel in the woods and the smell of a fire can travel for kilometers. And that also means no smoking. 3: When setting up camp; less is more, meaning that you dont need anything more than a sleepingpad and a sleepingback, preferably with a sleepingbag/raincover on. Everything above waist height is a no go, and nothing must be above the natural vegetation in the close vicinity. If rain is forecasted, and the situation allows, then a simple A-frame tarpaulin, preferable with your rucksack as the "pole" in the headend, then you can stay hidden behind that. The footend is flat to the ground, unless its too tight to the ground; dont touch the tarpualin when moving around under it, it makes noises that are relative easily heard. 4: Avoidcamping in deciduous forests; dry leaves makes alot of noise and the twigs also brakes easily and you have no cover from the ground and to the top; pine and spruce woods are preferable. They stay green (The majority of them) all year round, gives soft bedding, makes no noise and the needles is a excelent source of Vitamin-C. 5: No light AT ALL, not even red light. We actually caught a patrol on exercise, when they used the light on their watches; we saw it clearly in our NVG´s and stalked and "killed" them without them knowing anything. 6: When moving; always expect the enemy to be up behind the next tree. Sound dictates speed; the softer and wetter the ground is, the faster the speed. And always move from cover to cover; in a wood, that means from a tree to another tree. Game trails are excellent for movement, the are already trampled down so footprints dont stay for long if at all, they often go the easiest way through the terrain and traffic is expected meaning that the brain often filters out footprint in them. 7: And something most of the girls, and some of the boys in the Army had to learn; NO makeup, perfume, washing detergent with perfume; i have actually caught several people by there smell alone; and the smell i caught them by was always the artificial smell, not the natural body odour. Oh, and yes Meindl boots are EXCELLENT boots, they last for years and years and is a God send for your feet. All in all, a good attempt and the best to you and your channel in the future. Greetings Brian from Denmark.
Hi Brian, thank you for a generouse and comprehensive share, I can certainly work towards such a high standard in a future film. As a civillian, I was only playing at making a good film and showing the dd hammock, I agree, in low profile if I were truly hiding, all that you have mentioned would be absolutely vital. For me it would be a Dutch bivi virtually below ground surface, in the bag rations, nettle or pine tea, no russeling or noise, totally invisible even against heat cameras with hidden foil, bivi, the detection from military dogs would be impossible to avoid. As a civilliam of course its all about pushing boundaries for fun in avoiding local land owners through evasion. You have now inspired me to make a proper evasion avoidence film and uo my game 🎥. Will start my planning now. Thank you for your very generouse guidance. Yours on celebration of freedom, defence and democracy and of course hiding in dence forrests. Haooy days. Harry 👍
@@FlyingHaggisFilms Im glad that i could be of any help. I fully understand that you act as a civilian and fun and joy comes first, i wont give you 10 push up per "mistake" for that 😀 And it sounds like you know exactly how to act and what to do and when to do it. When you feel for it, go out into the woods escape and evasion style, and then ask someone to go find you. Tell them where you are within, lets say, 1km2, that should give them a chance, set a realistic time limit and the scene for some intense minutes are set. The loser buys pizza and beers. I remember that we had something called "Rabbit race" in the Army; First thing friday morning, we were shipped off to the furthest end of our training area, roughly 7km in a straight line, and we were told that when we got through the gate at the barracks, we where off for the weekend. You had only the uniform you stood in, no navigation aids at all. If you got caught (Them physically touching you), you were sent back to the starting point, no matter how close to the gate you where. The sergeant and officers were going to hunt you and catch you and you knew that they were already in position. Doing "Rabbit race" you learned three things; be quiet, move stealthy and run FAST! And about dogs; not all of them are as good as the owner says, i have evaded service dogs, dogs for hunting and "civilian" dogs. And a British SAS told us how to, lets says, "handle", the dog if it attacks. I wont go into detail about that. Remember that you should only do what YOU want, this is your channel and above all; enjoy and have fun in the outdoors.
Great to see you out again and looking fit. Lovely spot for a wild camp and you blended in well. Thank you for sharing, stay well, stay safe - Helen & Terri with Robyn.
Thanks for your kind and lengthy support over the years, it means a lot. All the best to you and the girls. Harry n Helen.
Im up late with a bad case of heartburn-That chair gave me a good laugh and for that I thank you. I needed that! Good on you Harry. Lots of ppl could do well to follow your example of getting out and doing something!
Kind words bro. Yes, clicking towards seventy no excuse yet to abandon a sence of adventure, isolation, survival and re Wilding with mother earth. Look after your acid level bud and it all come right again. Take good care. Harry. 👍
Hope the chair was OK Harry. 😉
H aaaaaa, at least the chair gave me a soft landing, doze of humility and lifted my spirits, highly recommend for anyone with an inflated ego. Harry
No doubts that you have fun being outdoors Harry. Again you found a nice spot to blend in. Yeah, hammock sleeping is great. Love it. Take care my friend. See ya!
Great to hear from you Hans and thank you for you kind comment, I have been less active the last 12 months due to the rigor of life but trying to plan outings and opportunities. Stay well old friend and enjoy the summer also. Harry
Thank you very much Harry! Best wishes Viola
Good to see another video drop Harry...You put a smile on my face looked like slow mo....Have a Blessed Evening..🙏👍☝️
Funny how fat people like me always fall in slow motion, a fact of nature I guess.😎. Harry
Looks like a wonderful overnighter! I enjoyed that....thanks for posting! 👍
You are welcome, it's always a joy to be in places of wild solitude and find ways to make it comfortable. 😃
Lovely video Harry & loved the intro/end music too.
Most dramatic 👍
Thanks Lew glad you enjoyed it, kind of you to comment. It's always fun making films. Harry
Hi Harry. Excellent Drills! Inspirational. Thanks for sharing. Stay safe. ATB. Nigel
Thanks Nigel, never too old to play. Stay well old friend.
Enjoyed your film Harry, you really put your heart into art. I am amazed you could assemble what appeared to be a set of bagpipes into a comfortable chair while being attacked by flies, well done, I'm impressed. Best wishes, Bill from Hawick.
Thanks Bill, I always wanted to play the pipes 🤣 nice of you to comment on an event that played out in some other fashion requiring less effort. Aren't the wood lovely at this time of year? Nice to hear from you, hope you are bearing up and getting outside a little. Harry
Excellent Harry, you blended in really well. As I've said before you got the cam cream right. That chair looked a bit lively...mind of its own! You certainly became 'one with nature', even that bird seemed to accept you. Good stuff and best wishes to you 👍
Mission successful I guess, slow motion chair event, good sleep and a positive feeling that the forest was happy to have me and sad to let me go, but as you know Gillian, the comfort of home on return is always a celebration. Next film short : how to use a chair correctly. Harry out.
What a lovely quiet place, perfect. Careful on that chair haha... I have a real phobia of things over my nose and mouth, so that looks like my worst nightmare, but obviously it works wonders for you, 7 hours is amazing. Your pack looks massive, you disappear behind it!
Yes Bry, the pack is a standard army long range piece of kit necessary for transporting winter gear, the Falklands war proved them effective but with ammo, gun and a rediculouse ammount of nee pain it must have been he'll on earth for the young men.
Thanks for your kind and supportive comment, it means a lot; you have indeed been a generouse and kind follower. Do stay well also and have a specially goood summer girls. Harry n Helen.
Good going Harry - a result on the Stealth front. I've had this thing lately with being stealthy to. very satisfying when you get it right. Nice pair of boots. Footwear equally as important as anything else to be able to operate effectively. Yeah, save up. Well, very enjoyable. All the best. Mark
Thanks Mark, very good of you to say. Beingvsyeakth is such fun but as a veteran like you I guess it comes as second nature. All the very best to you. Harry.
@@FlyingHaggisFilms A pleasure Harry. Yes, I agree fun. Hey, my dad was the veteran - I was heading the S.F way but got out bro. Peace.
Great spot, never saw you going into camp. 😂
Well done Harry 👍🏻
Ha ha, nearly lost myself, thanks for your kind words and support. Hope you are keeping well and getting out a little as well. Atb. Harry
Nice one Harry, good to see you out in the wilds, rockin that Bane look as well. Chairs in the wild can be difficult to herd. be well. :)
A chair is a luxury or a means of personal humiliation but one must ruse up against them 😆😆😅 ha ha.....
@@FlyingHaggisFilms 😁
Me gustan mucho sus videos. Disfruto mucho viéndolos y aprendiendo. Un saludo y gracias.
Gratcious and thank you very much. 👍👍👍
Good to see your coming around to active stealth Harry. Top marks mate.
Love it mate 👌
Much appreciated. Its all down to your good self and Ivarr Alaska. Still more to do a work in progress. Hope you'll get out yourself at some point when the pressure is off. Take care mate and all the best to the misses. Harry...out
Super Video, again!
I Love how Green that forest is, your Green camo blended in very Well, good Job!
Haha, Had to laugh when i saw you fell off that chair, thanks for Not cutting it out 👍🏻😅
I saw you using this oxigene mask: Very impressive that you still enjoy the Outdoors and Just Take it with you Out and use it in a hammock!!! 👍🏻 Dont let them grind ya down! I mean how many other guys do that? Very impressive, respect from Germany,
GR 💪🏻
Great Channel, love it!
So very decent of you. Thank you. I've only block 3 people in 5 years, negativity is not rewarded for what is a fun channel 👍👍👍🤣
Hehe, thats good. Without laughing Life would suck and one shouldnt be too serious here, i agree 👍🏻☺️
Hi Harry ... glad to see you our and in good form !
Thanks for watching, glad you enjoyed it. Planning another small film soon. Cheers. Harry
Good job. Sleep apnea is a bugger... I get it too apparently.
It might be wise to ask your doctor to refer you for test as it can transform your life with 8 hours good sleep giving energy and mental sharpness. Take care.
Hi there good channel great video's
Very goid of you to say Richard much appriciated. Harry
I really dig the idea of stealth camping by visually blending into the environment. My only concern is how to manage dogs/search dogs if any?
In reality you are right foil insulation for night vision drones, but dogs, nothing can fool them.
If I can offer a suggestion re the camo cream... don't. Getting caught wearing the camo clothing you can pass off as rugged outdoor wear. Getting bounced with your face cammed up is a bit harder. use that scrim scarf, or shemargh over your face when you need to be non-reflective and it tucks away when you suddenly come across civvies. Great to see you getting it done in spite of the sleep apnea etc. Inspiring.
Good advice, best not to spook Jo public ever. 😉
Hoorah you made it for a proper bug out 🎉🎉 Great vid my man 👌🏻
Thanks Bro, sorry you and your missis didn't make it out the other night, best plans and all....Yes, slept well for the first time, can now go to any location stealth in trees. Had to crush my mini but the Zafira tourer eco £3500 is great 80mpg twenty road tax, have been trying window black out and bed, my only problem is leaving my missis at home while do my crazy bug outs without seeming bonkers. 😂😂😂
@@FlyingHaggisFilms defo dude, we have plenty of time so all is good. I totally get the whole leaving the family behind, Tis why I only do mine on a Friday night, as doesn’t impact family like.
How are you powering the CPAP? Guessing the power source really adds weight?
@@zafiracamper Hi bud, the battery is heavy but only a few kilo the make is Beaudens around £140 found on Amazon, 8 hours or more 15 amp plug to breathing machine with 3 or more hours to spare, and re charges in two hours I think. Great smaller than half she box narrow would fit in car door easily, great value for money and charges from car cigarette lighter also. Love it.Harry
Hello Sir.
Thank you for another great video.
If i may give you some advice on discrete movement and stay in the woods.
My experience is 5 years in the Royal Danish Army Home Guard and 2½ years in the Royal Danish Army as a Jutland Dragoon (Jutland Dragoon Regiment (JDR) at Holstebro, mid-west Jutland in Denmark.) and six month deployment to Iraq DANCON Team 8.
I was at a Mechanised Infantry company at the JDR, "Panser Infanterist" (PINF) in Danish also known as Panzer Grenadier
Woods where our home, our playground, our turf.
We owned the woods were ever we go and our official motto was "Videre Sine Videri", translated to "See without being seen".
1: Applying concealment cream requires EVERY bit of skin covered; neck, ears (Inside and outside), eyelids, hands, arms in short sleeves, etc, if naked skin is shown, its a re-do.
2: No fires at all and no hot meals or drinks at all; you´d be surprised how far the smell of warm cacao or coffee can travel in the woods and the smell of a fire can travel for kilometers.
And that also means no smoking.
3: When setting up camp; less is more, meaning that you dont need anything more than a sleepingpad and a sleepingback, preferably with a sleepingbag/raincover on.
Everything above waist height is a no go, and nothing must be above the natural vegetation in the close vicinity.
If rain is forecasted, and the situation allows, then a simple A-frame tarpaulin, preferable with your rucksack as the "pole" in the headend, then you can stay hidden behind that.
The footend is flat to the ground, unless its too tight to the ground; dont touch the tarpualin when moving around under it, it makes noises that are relative easily heard.
4: Avoidcamping in deciduous forests; dry leaves makes alot of noise and the twigs also brakes easily and you have no cover from the ground and to the top; pine and spruce woods are preferable.
They stay green (The majority of them) all year round, gives soft bedding, makes no noise and the needles is a excelent source of Vitamin-C.
5: No light AT ALL, not even red light.
We actually caught a patrol on exercise, when they used the light on their watches; we saw it clearly in our NVG´s and stalked and "killed" them without them knowing anything.
6: When moving; always expect the enemy to be up behind the next tree.
Sound dictates speed; the softer and wetter the ground is, the faster the speed.
And always move from cover to cover; in a wood, that means from a tree to another tree.
Game trails are excellent for movement, the are already trampled down so footprints dont stay for long if at all, they often go the easiest way through the terrain and traffic is expected meaning that the brain often filters out footprint in them.
7: And something most of the girls, and some of the boys in the Army had to learn; NO makeup, perfume, washing detergent with perfume; i have actually caught several people by there smell alone; and the smell i caught them by was always the artificial smell, not the natural body odour.
Oh, and yes Meindl boots are EXCELLENT boots, they last for years and years and is a God send for your feet.
All in all, a good attempt and the best to you and your channel in the future.
Greetings
Brian from Denmark.
Hi Brian, thank you for a generouse and comprehensive share, I can certainly work towards such a high standard in a future film. As a civillian, I was only playing at making a good film and showing the dd hammock, I agree, in low profile if I were truly hiding, all that you have mentioned would be absolutely vital. For me it would be a Dutch bivi virtually below ground surface, in the bag rations, nettle or pine tea, no russeling or noise, totally invisible even against heat cameras with hidden foil, bivi, the detection from military dogs would be impossible to avoid. As a civilliam of course its all about pushing boundaries for fun in avoiding local land owners through evasion. You have now inspired me to make a proper evasion avoidence film and uo my game 🎥. Will start my planning now. Thank you for your very generouse guidance.
Yours on celebration of freedom, defence and democracy and of course hiding in dence forrests. Haooy days. Harry 👍
@@FlyingHaggisFilms
Im glad that i could be of any help.
I fully understand that you act as a civilian and fun and joy comes first, i wont give you 10 push up per "mistake" for that 😀
And it sounds like you know exactly how to act and what to do and when to do it.
When you feel for it, go out into the woods escape and evasion style, and then ask someone to go find you.
Tell them where you are within, lets say, 1km2, that should give them a chance, set a realistic time limit and the scene for some intense minutes are set.
The loser buys pizza and beers.
I remember that we had something called "Rabbit race" in the Army;
First thing friday morning, we were shipped off to the furthest end of our training area, roughly 7km in a straight line, and we were told that when we got through the gate at the barracks, we where off for the weekend.
You had only the uniform you stood in, no navigation aids at all.
If you got caught (Them physically touching you), you were sent back to the starting point, no matter how close to the gate you where.
The sergeant and officers were going to hunt you and catch you and you knew that they were already in position.
Doing "Rabbit race" you learned three things; be quiet, move stealthy and run FAST!
And about dogs; not all of them are as good as the owner says, i have evaded service dogs, dogs for hunting and "civilian" dogs.
And a British SAS told us how to, lets says, "handle", the dog if it attacks.
I wont go into detail about that.
Remember that you should only do what YOU want, this is your channel and above all; enjoy and have fun in the outdoors.
Thanks again. It's great to have your help. Happy days. Harry....out
Try using a cam netting over your tarp it'll assist in disruption. Throw some light foliage onto it and it'll work wonders
Indeed, some old netting waiting for dumming down and ragging up and viking ruck still to zebra spray.
Well done bud. Like the vids. An we all fallen on oor arse aff a chair haha
A chair can be a pain in the ass but great if it works, of course very un military and a luxury for camp. 😂😂😂
did the chair break? or was it soft ground?
Only my pride broke as both chair and I were absorbed by the soft embrace of mother earth. Result. 😂😃