Tip for those types of mre rations. Like most ppl eating a bag of crisps you're attacking it from the top. But with hot meals you want to turn it on the side and open the long end instead. This gives a larger opening to give easier and more comfortable access to the contents.
I've only just found your channel overnight and watched about 6 of your videos already , I'm hooked already , love your down to earth approach to things overcoming problems etc
Dan ,its the fact you are honest and no bull, and you share your demons with us that makes us follow you , im disabled , and you take me with you , and talk openly ,i feel im out with my mate, please dont doubt your vids they are brilliant
A good substitute for manufactured firelighters are cotton wool balls smeared in Vaseline. They burn well, compact down in a plastic tube and are available for small burns and blisters if required. Like the video by the way.
Just a note about Dakota fire holes. Do not make one too close to a tree. It can burn the roots of the tree thus badly damaging the health of the tree. Or worse yet it can set the roots on fire under ground and kill the tree. Great video. I always look forward to you popping up on my notifications.
You did a fine job on the Dakota firepit. It drew well and kept the flames low enough. You made it just the right size for your cooking needs. You picked a lovely spot to put up the bivvy: under that fine tree and not down in that ditch you pointed out at first.
Great informative vid Dan! Might try this ! Would it be an idea to stack soil and leaves to create a bank / circle around the pit ? That way you’re shielding the flames/light more ? Just a thought
A great watch again Dan. I'm still working my way through your videos as a newcomer, liked and subscribed. As a Scouser I wouldn't want to get caught digging a hole in the middle of nowhere though! 👀
Great video dan, The only thing to be careful of is the closeness to the tree roots you make your fire, it can damage root systems or even burn under ground for weeks. Also be careful of the type of substrate like clay or peat. but anyway great vid loved the ration pack not one ive tried yet.
Enjoying the stealth camps and the Dakota fire pit! Great stuff on your videos. You do you and don't worry about the haters. Not worth it. You have a following and they will come around eventually! Looking forward to more videos. When camping we're usually in a vehicle so I take my dutch ovens and cook and bake up a storm. Cake, pudding, scrumptious ribs, roasts, pork loin with onion, potatoes 50 ways, etc. etc. But I Love the rations you share. Had no idea they made so many different varieties. Keep them coming... to be free of heavy loads is an advantage in emergencies. Thank you sir!
I thoroughly enjoyed watching this video Dan. Much longer than your usual output but just a great relaxing watch. I love your Monolouge's to the camera, explaining how it can sometimes get a bit boring on your own. I get just the same thoughts, and as the longer nights start to draw in and morre time spent in the tent it becomes a bit more of an issue. I always have a small radio with me, just having it on in the background offers some comfort. Looking forward to your next video already. 👍
I'm vicariously camping in your videos til it gets cool here next month, then it's off to the woods.. never get bored with your videos. I'm always learning. Cheers 🍻
One cool thing is that charcoal is actually very good for soil amendment, so when you bury the Dakota fire pit afterwards it's actually pretty good for the environment :)
Don't worry about getting caught anyone sees you in there digging a hole will think your burying a body and run for the hills 😂, great video and the fire is a cracking idea and no mess left.
Did a Dakota fire pit for my first wild camp. I told the land owner where I’d be he still had trouble finding me when he popped up for a drink. I used a Lomo water sport tripod with it. Great camp, great vid safe safe Dan atb 👍🦊
Brilliant channel!!!!!!! Your back catalogue is keeping me from being bored. I'm already planning my next fishing trip and have a stove just like yours. Considering your just a bloke camping it's a very entertaining channel buddy. Top notch stuff. Love it.
Man, I've been doing it wrong. I've been struggling by digging im dirt that was pre-broke up to make it easy to dig. This guy knows how to REALLY do it.
Thanks Dan I loved this particular upload. The underground firepit was great. I will try it myself on my next wildcamp. I am getting a geartop bivvy soon so look forward to using it. Look forward to your next upload.
Great videos! Been subscribed and watching you regularly for about a year now. Don't like the haters out there. You do what you enjoy and don't listen to negative people. My wife and I enjoy watching you because of your upbeat happy attitude even when things don't go as planned. Stay safe and keep the videos coming!
Super interesting ideas. I do like seeing different stealth camps, including the dakota fire pit and bivy. That bivy looks intriguing. I do like the side entry quite a bit....easier than crawling in from the top. I also find that I can stick my pack up above my head inside of bivies like that because I'm only 5'4", keeping all of my kit and gear in the bivy with me at night. It's a little heavy, but not bad at all for the budget price and if you aren't doing multi nights in it. Awesome find. Also, I find the MREs from different countries really really fascinating. I was in the US Army back in the 90's and ours were much less interesting. I also remember they would have me running for the latrine pretty quickly! lol Thanks for the entertaining videos.
Great vid, thanks for putting that together. Dakota firepit seems to work like an underground rocket stove, and you can see how efficient the burn was from all the glowing embers. Top work, all the best.
That's exactly how they work. If you dig out the dimensions and the angle of the breath hole correctly, they roar like a blowtorch. Fuel efficient as well. The dakota fire holes don't give off smoke cos of the intense heat they generate from being fed with an endless supply of oxygen. Smoke is caused by fuels thats hold moisture. Green stuff that obviously hasn't had time to dry naturally, or any other fuel that's damp. The dakota fire hole burns fiercely at temperatures far higher than a surface fire cos the oxygen feed is concentrated and channelled straight to the bottom of the fire. Then the flames are drawn upwards by a chimney effect. Basically a small feed inlet and a large exhaust outlet. They don't give off smoke cos anything you feed the hole with is incinerated by the unbelievable intense high temperatures. Green or damp fuel doesn't go through the gradual drying out process like an above ground fire.
@@jimmy66603 Thanks, this is great info. Read up some time ago about how fuel efficient rockets stoves are, which is really important in developing countries where it's difficult or expensive to get hold of firewood to cook food. Difference between being able to cook the family a meal or not. Thanks again for your knowledge.
@@chrisbardell I'll always dig a fire hole if circumstances and situations allow me to. I've been digging them for yrs. Once you've had a couple of practice runs you soon learn how they work and how to dig them to get the best out of them. Nothing complicated that needs to be dimensionally exact. Just a few basic rules to use as a guide. 1- the actual fire "pit" needs to be a bigger diameter than the fire " hole" outlet. 2- if possible, try to get a rough idea of which direction any wind or breeze is coming from. (If any). And dig your oxygen feed hole so it's on the side of the hole where the wind direction is coming from. 3- best performance is to dig the feed hole so it's in a straight diagonal angle from ground level to the bottom of the fire pit. And most importantly, the air feed hole needs to be smaller in diameter than the rest of the pit construction. If you make the feed hole too big, the fire won't draw the air in fast enough. A bit like trying to blow up a paper bag with one of the bottom corners cut off. However, if you make it too small, it will struggle draw the air in. A bit like trying to drink yoghurt through a straw. It's not an exact science though. Once you've sussed out how it all works you'll know what I mean. Possibly just a bit of trial and error at first.
@@jimmy66603 This is high-level experience knowledge, and I hope a lot of other people get to see it. Thanks again for providing detailed info for people interested in the topic.
Dan, I think this was one of your better videos as it shows it as it is. The dekotta fire pit was spot on and worked a treat. Living from a rat pack too, that's proper stealth stuff!! Keep safe pal, cheers.
So... What makes these good for me is how they show me something new, or even something I already know setup in a different way by a different person in a different area. I really enjoy these. All of it is interesting. The gear the location the techniques even the blabbing on is actually good also. Good job!😊
Well my name is Rich I'm from America and I find your still camping videos extremely enjoyable to watch, what others comments on you are negative don't seem to matter to me keep doing what you're doing we all get better as we go
Nice one Dan. A mixed grill would have been lovely on them red hot embers......Ive saved an old oven shelf just for that very purpose and for balancing pots on. Keep it up mate.
I don't always manage to comment on your vids as watch most on telly. But always enjoy them and especially liked this latest one. Great stuff, good idea with underground fire. 😊😊👍👍👍👍
I saw ounce someone making that whole, they stacked up a ring of dirt around the pit to add an extra 6 - 8 inches of height to the whole. Then you can have a larger fire
Good video, like the cross over using the ration packs, works well together. I like using the ration packs, I know providing I take water and a away to boil it I have what I need. I have a terrible memory. I use a phoxx 1 in woods. I have used a bivvy tent called ferrino sling 1 but I find it a little too low and get a little stir crazy with it. Big thumbs 👍 up on this one.
New to watching your little videos, enjoying them, looking to start camping out , looking for hints and tips. Your accent makes watching a bit more fun. Keep up the good work.
Good vid Dan, liked the fireplace, mod for it , a 18 " piece of ally drain pipe, then all u got to do dig small trench into it ,put in pipe pack back over with dirt same result less work 👍
Decent to find your videos Pal. Just reconnecting with my oldest son 12 and you have inspired me to Organise a wild camp pal.. I've done a bit in the past mostly wainrights peaks and that but, Going closer to home as always been an issue camping! You know why but Yeah I want to thank you massively for giving me the insentive/ and also connect with my lad 💫 🤜🤛
Dan… great vid mate. Love the Dakota… and the cola bottles. Oh the memories. Can you fit a rucksack in the bivvy? Been looking at these for a while. Cheers
I like about your videos Dan as you don't go on about expensive camping equipment like some others do! It's simple and straight to the point. The Rat Packs are great and worth the money compared to some of the camping food that you can get!! And they've come on a long way...no more biscuits brown and cheese possessed 😆😆 But you should have kept some of that hot chocolate and added it to your porridge 😋Been there done that...ahh those were the days 😊
Dan, the noise your fire was making mate, that’s because you’ve actually made a rocket stove. Not a particularly effective one but a rocket stove all the same👍🏼
I know there's loads of comments about how good this video is, I totally agree 👍. There was something about it that kept me glued to the TV 📺. It was great to watch as are all of your videos, but this one was on point 👉, nice one.... I'll look forward to your next adventure 👍 😊
Hi mate great video have used this type of fire for a while now every nite , although I’m not a stealth camper I do live in my tent 24/7 365 days a year by choice
Hi this video is excellent you know sometimes less is more really enjoyed well done looking forward to the next. For me it was stealthy class fire and information I can use myself . Thank you
Hi Dan You seemed a bit down by the end. Chin up great video I’ve been stealth camping out since I was 9/10 years old and I’m now 53 and still do it, but every now and then I still get scared for me it’s why I do it as it’s a buzz 🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂😂 you probably heard a badger or a small mammal as they always sound louder at night. I also have dyslexia so thank god for being able to speak what you want to say on your phone. 😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣😂😂
Love the Dakota ... Great way to not only stealth camp but reduce smoke and wood useage. BUT gotta watch subterranean root fires... Need to have no roots no peat and big soaking after fire.
i like that tent, i'd buy that if i went camping solo, and the camo mesh too, good gear, liked the dakota fire too, great solo camping video, all the best
Great video - I'm new here and have mostly come over because of the cheaper gear reviews. I don't go out much so won't blow a fortune on gear, but I like this bivvy and th price is good!
Coming from the Royal Marines, as you were pulling out the contents of the Rat Packs, I guessed everyone one and trust me, you've probably got the best Rat Pack there is Dan! We always had the shit ones 😂Cola bottles were jelly gold! Mega vid 🤙
Hi Dan great video as always, enjoyed every minute including your night terrors in the darkness, one thing i will pick you up on is your self doubt, Paul Mesner did the same last year and almost gave up but didn''t, he talked to friends and family and came back stronger. i'm just saying your content is always interesting, your down to earth approach is refreshing and keep going your doing a great job. kind regards. Den.
Looked fun. With every fire you do in the wild the shovel is good to have just in case it get out of control. I know it’s heavy but it’s multi use and some of the best defensive weapons you could carry especially in a place like you are in. All the lights and banging metal on metal isn’t very stealth but you play your game. Stay safe.
I thought I was subscribed but I wasn't, always watch your camp outs, your Northern accent makes me chuckle, the beard is looking good, get a beard before it snows it'll keep your face warm in the cold weather. But it definitely suits you, ohhh suits you sir! Lol! Got to convince the Mrs. Oh lovely to hear that gentle rain, it's been so dry this year, no rain to clean the air. Need that rain to keep it a green & pleasant land. How about a coastal camp, you & vegan Dan, I suppose your far from the coast, its getting the time. Anyway keep up the good camping! Always let us know how you feel, ignore the haters, can never please them anyway. A lot of share your opinions & outlook, at least we're right! Lol!
You are doing a great job mate, it relaxes me watching your vids, ignore the critics Dan, I get them all the time plus I've had death threats on the past, they are keyboard warriors. You have a great channel and a great following. Anytime you wanna come down to North Wales you're welcome 😉👍
Hi Dan nice video, the Dakota fire pit was textbook stuff, is there any chance of seeing an alternative to that big welder's glove, for example, a tripod with a chain so you can adjust the height of the pot, and easier access, probably take up less space on the backpack than the glove, keep up the good work laterz Gerry.
Been watching for a while excellent RUclips you might consider one of those wireless small microphone some time hard to hear when camera recording from distance. Just a thought otherwise excellent 👍
Hi you can buy fire pit gloves that are designed for what your welding gloves aren’t designed for then you’ll pick stuff out the fire without it getting too hot to handle they have limitations too but I can pick hot coals out the bbq with them so figure they would be better welding gloves protect from sparks and the light plus heat of welding but you don’t pick up hot things with them you can get ones with glass Matt on that work , anyways great video loved the extra protein in your chiclet if I saw it right swimming in the water afore you boiled it every little helps great video all the best
It's a great video loved the fire and sleep setup but I'd reckomend a red light to use if your stealth camping by yourself probably not a practical thing to use to make a video but just an idea
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Tip for those types of mre rations. Like most ppl eating a bag of crisps you're attacking it from the top. But with hot meals you want to turn it on the side and open the long end instead. This gives a larger opening to give easier and more comfortable access to the contents.
Top tip! (Just common sense 🤦🏼♂️) all this time… just following the herd 👍🏼
Your pictures OK, no problem with lights at all
Great video Dan, I would suggest that the person who is not interested in stealth camping keep their idiotic comments to themselves
We will always get them mate
I've only just found your channel overnight and watched about 6 of your videos already , I'm hooked already , love your down to earth approach to things overcoming problems etc
You are doing a great job at explaining things like stevlf fire
Dan ,its the fact you are honest and no bull, and you share your demons with us that makes us follow you , im disabled , and you take me with you , and talk openly ,i feel im out with my mate, please dont doubt your vids they are brilliant
A good substitute for manufactured firelighters are cotton wool balls smeared in Vaseline. They burn well, compact down in a plastic tube and are available for small burns and blisters if required. Like the video by the way.
I like a similar idea but wax instead. not tried vaseline yet
Pine cones wrapped with long candle wick dipped in candle wax. Leave tail off end to set alight easily
Just a note about Dakota fire holes. Do not make one too close to a tree. It can burn the roots of the tree thus badly damaging the health of the tree. Or worse yet it can set the roots on fire under ground and kill the tree.
Great video. I always look forward to you popping up on my notifications.
I have heard of it causing a forest fire that way.
@@ownsacat Yeah, roots smolder underground and can travel quite a distance.
Thank you for this free education gents
You did a fine job on the Dakota firepit. It drew well and kept the flames low enough. You made it just the right size for your cooking needs. You picked a lovely spot to put up the bivvy: under that fine tree and not down in that ditch you pointed out at first.
Thankyou for watching
Great informative vid Dan! Might try this ! Would it be an idea to stack soil and leaves to create a bank / circle around the pit ? That way you’re shielding the flames/light more ? Just a thought
I think you have a great hobby Dan, you are not afraid to try new things, good for you, keep doing what makes you happy
A great watch again Dan. I'm still working my way through your videos as a newcomer, liked and subscribed.
As a Scouser I wouldn't want to get caught digging a hole in the middle of nowhere though! 👀
Great video dan, The only thing to be careful of is the closeness to the tree roots you make your fire, it can damage root systems or even burn under ground for weeks. Also be careful of the type of substrate like clay or peat. but anyway great vid loved the ration pack not one ive tried yet.
Enjoying the stealth camps and the Dakota fire pit! Great stuff on your videos. You do you and don't worry about the haters. Not worth it. You have a following and they will come around eventually! Looking forward to more videos. When camping we're usually in a vehicle so I take my dutch ovens and cook and bake up a storm. Cake, pudding, scrumptious ribs, roasts, pork loin with onion, potatoes 50 ways, etc. etc. But I Love the rations you share. Had no idea they made so many different varieties. Keep them coming... to be free of heavy loads is an advantage in emergencies. Thank you sir!
Great stuff love the Stealth camps. Can’t believe anyone wouldent like them ☝️
WOW DAN! That fire is extremely stealthy. You did such a good job making that fire pit. Love your videos mate keep it up 👍
Best video on stealth camping I’ve seen before. Well done keep up the good work 😊
I thoroughly enjoyed watching this video Dan. Much longer than your usual output but just a great relaxing watch. I love your Monolouge's to the camera, explaining how it can sometimes get a bit boring on your own. I get just the same thoughts, and as the longer nights start to draw in and morre time spent in the tent it becomes a bit more of an issue. I always have a small radio with me, just having it on in the background offers some comfort. Looking forward to your next video already. 👍
I'm vicariously camping in your videos til it gets cool here next month, then it's off to the woods.. never get bored with your videos. I'm always learning. Cheers 🍻
Thankyou for watching mate
You said it Dan , the fire pit worked .
That’s all that matters and you enjoyed yourself ❤
Well done again Dan cracking video thanks for showing and sharing 👍 👏 😀
Hi brindle2009 I alway look forward to seeing you comment.
One cool thing is that charcoal is actually very good for soil amendment, so when you bury the Dakota fire pit afterwards it's actually pretty good for the environment :)
Don't worry about getting caught anyone sees you in there digging a hole will think your burying a body and run for the hills 😂, great video and the fire is a cracking idea and no mess left.
🤣🤣🤣🤣
Great job on the Dakota fire pit, it worked beautifully !
Did a Dakota fire pit for my first wild camp. I told the land owner where I’d be he still had trouble finding me when he popped up for a drink. I used a Lomo water sport tripod with it. Great camp, great vid safe safe Dan atb 👍🦊
Great video, I like you talking about things, much better than just sitting and not talking.
Brilliant channel!!!!!!! Your back catalogue is keeping me from being bored. I'm already planning my next fishing trip and have a stove just like yours. Considering your just a bloke camping it's a very entertaining channel buddy. Top notch stuff. Love it.
Very nice indeed Dan loved this one a little bit of bushcraft included.All the very best 👍🏻🏴👍🏻🏴👍🏻🏴
Only a bit of bushcrafter
Man, I've been doing it wrong. I've been struggling by digging im dirt that was pre-broke up to make it easy to dig. This guy knows how to REALLY do it.
What you saying I did it wrong ??
Thanks Dan I loved this particular upload. The underground firepit was great. I will try it myself on my next wildcamp. I am getting a geartop bivvy soon so look forward to using it. Look forward to your next upload.
Great videos! Been subscribed and watching you regularly for about a year now. Don't like the haters out there. You do what you enjoy and don't listen to negative people. My wife and I enjoy watching you because of your upbeat happy attitude even when things don't go as planned. Stay safe and keep the videos coming!
Super interesting ideas. I do like seeing different stealth camps, including the dakota fire pit and bivy. That bivy looks intriguing. I do like the side entry quite a bit....easier than crawling in from the top. I also find that I can stick my pack up above my head inside of bivies like that because I'm only 5'4", keeping all of my kit and gear in the bivy with me at night. It's a little heavy, but not bad at all for the budget price and if you aren't doing multi nights in it. Awesome find. Also, I find the MREs from different countries really really fascinating. I was in the US Army back in the 90's and ours were much less interesting. I also remember they would have me running for the latrine pretty quickly! lol Thanks for the entertaining videos.
Great vid, thanks for putting that together. Dakota firepit seems to work like an underground rocket stove, and you can see how efficient the burn was from all the glowing embers. Top work, all the best.
That's exactly how they work. If you dig out the dimensions and the angle of the breath hole correctly, they roar like a blowtorch. Fuel efficient as well. The dakota fire holes don't give off smoke cos of the intense heat they generate from being fed with an endless supply of oxygen. Smoke is caused by fuels thats hold moisture. Green stuff that obviously hasn't had time to dry naturally, or any other fuel that's damp. The dakota fire hole burns fiercely at temperatures far higher than a surface fire cos the oxygen feed is concentrated and channelled straight to the bottom of the fire. Then the flames are drawn upwards by a chimney effect. Basically a small feed inlet and a large exhaust outlet. They don't give off smoke cos anything you feed the hole with is incinerated by the unbelievable intense high temperatures. Green or damp fuel doesn't go through the gradual drying out process like an above ground fire.
@@jimmy66603 Thanks, this is great info. Read up some time ago about how fuel efficient rockets stoves are, which is really important in developing countries where it's difficult or expensive to get hold of firewood to cook food. Difference between being able to cook the family a meal or not. Thanks again for your knowledge.
@@chrisbardell I'll always dig a fire hole if circumstances and situations allow me to. I've been digging them for yrs. Once you've had a couple of practice runs you soon learn how they work and how to dig them to get the best out of them. Nothing complicated that needs to be dimensionally exact. Just a few basic rules to use as a guide.
1- the actual fire "pit" needs to be a bigger diameter than the fire " hole" outlet.
2- if possible, try to get a rough idea of which direction any wind or breeze is coming from. (If any). And dig your oxygen feed hole so it's on the side of the hole where the wind direction is coming from.
3- best performance is to dig the feed hole so it's in a straight diagonal angle from ground level to the bottom of the fire pit. And most importantly, the air feed hole needs to be smaller in diameter than the rest of the pit construction. If you make the feed hole too big, the fire won't draw the air in fast enough. A bit like trying to blow up a paper bag with one of the bottom corners cut off. However, if you make it too small, it will struggle draw the air in. A bit like trying to drink yoghurt through a straw. It's not an exact science though. Once you've sussed out how it all works you'll know what I mean. Possibly just a bit of trial and error at first.
@@jimmy66603 This is high-level experience knowledge, and I hope a lot of other people get to see it. Thanks again for providing detailed info for people interested in the topic.
Not a stealth camper or even a wild camper, but I find this really interesting especially if I ever need to know these skills
Dan, I think this was one of your better videos as it shows it as it is. The dekotta fire pit was spot on and worked a treat. Living from a rat pack too, that's proper stealth stuff!!
Keep safe pal, cheers.
So... What makes these good for me is how they show me something new, or even something I already know setup in a different way by a different person in a different area. I really enjoy these. All of it is interesting. The gear the location the techniques even the blabbing on is actually good also. Good job!😊
This video , is great for showing younger Campers how to set up on site , knowledge they may not have when they are starting out .👍
Hot tent camping soon Bob
@@englishwoodsman Oh Yes ! Looking forward to that. 👍
Great video Dan, love the fire idea x
Loved the Dakota firepit, well interesting 👍🏕☕
Great job I really enjoy watching how you do things and I love listening to your good sense of humor. I really enjoy it thank you very much keep it up
I just think I talk to much 🤣🤣
@@englishwoodsman 🤣👍
Well my name is Rich I'm from America and I find your still camping videos extremely enjoyable to watch, what others comments on you are negative don't seem to matter to me keep doing what you're doing we all get better as we go
Nice one Dan. A mixed grill would have been lovely on them red hot embers......Ive saved an old oven shelf just for that very purpose and for balancing pots on. Keep it up mate.
I don't always manage to comment on your vids as watch most on telly. But always enjoy them and especially liked this latest one. Great stuff, good idea with underground fire. 😊😊👍👍👍👍
Well Andrew thankyou for commenting 👍👍👍
Stack the wood up then light the fire on top and let it burn down ,this way makes a smokeless fire
I will try remember mate thankyou
@@englishwoodsman 👍
I saw ounce someone making that whole, they stacked up a ring of dirt around the pit to add an extra 6 - 8 inches of height to the whole. Then you can have a larger fire
Firelighters have been around for decades I used them as a kid in the 50s definitely handy things to have .
Good video, like the cross over using the ration packs, works well together. I like using the ration packs, I know providing I take water and a away to boil it I have what I need. I have a terrible memory. I use a phoxx 1 in woods. I have used a bivvy tent called ferrino sling 1 but I find it a little too low and get a little stir crazy with it. Big thumbs 👍 up on this one.
As always Dan, a great video. I really enjoyed it.
that fire pit is easy to remember 2 in the pink and 1 in the stink lol 🤣😂, love your video's mate
This video also affords non-Brits an introduction to English accents. I like it.
New to watching your little videos, enjoying them, looking to start camping out , looking for hints and tips. Your accent makes watching a bit more fun. Keep up the good work.
Good vid Dan, liked the fireplace, mod for it , a 18 " piece of ally drain pipe, then all u got to do dig small trench into it ,put in pipe pack back over with dirt same result less work 👍
Great work on video Dan 👍👍
Just got into your channel and videos mate , i find them really calming and great to unwind to..
Great camp Dan. Everything worked in together just as you wanted. Firepit was excellent mate. Bushyboy Oz.
Decent to find your videos Pal.
Just reconnecting with my oldest son 12 and you have inspired me to Organise a wild camp pal..
I've done a bit in the past mostly wainrights peaks and that but, Going closer to home as always been an issue camping! You know why but Yeah
I want to thank you massively for giving me the insentive/ and also connect with my lad 💫
🤜🤛
Dan… great vid mate. Love the Dakota… and the cola bottles. Oh the memories. Can you fit a rucksack in the bivvy?
Been looking at these for a while.
Cheers
I like about your videos Dan as you don't go on about expensive camping equipment like some others do! It's simple and straight to the point. The Rat Packs are great and worth the money compared to some of the camping food that you can get!! And they've come on a long way...no more biscuits brown and cheese possessed 😆😆 But you should have kept some of that hot chocolate and added it to your porridge 😋Been there done that...ahh those were the days 😊
I had a Sgt who used to eat biscuits Brown with cheese and jam 😬lol he said it stopped his mess tins from getting dirty 😂 🤣 😅
@@MrSharpe95 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Love your videos mate got all my gear now going to just go and camp
Mate don't think twice about it Just go out
This was one of my favorite videos of yours, keep it up 👍
HI SHANE I hope you like hot tent camping because the winter is coming soon
@@englishwoodsman I love it and can’t wait to see the videos!
Nice to see you showing off your skills Dan👍
Dan, the noise your fire was making mate, that’s because you’ve actually made a rocket stove.
Not a particularly effective one but a rocket stove all the same👍🏼
I can't remember mate . But it worked 🤣🤣
Brilliant video Dan! 👍🏼
Good video Dan. That was a nice little spot
Thankyou for watching
HI Mate... great
job on the camp Dan and nothing wrong with that fire pit. Keep you the great videos Dan and be safe. Toony ,Calgary Canada
Fox's stealing your boots. Ha wtf? You're a legend Sir.
Can't wait to watch Dan, looking great as always buddy 🔥👊
Hope you have enjoyed it cat
@@englishwoodsman hi Dan loved it as always 😁
I know there's loads of comments about how good this video is, I totally agree 👍. There was something about it that kept me glued to the TV 📺.
It was great to watch as are all of your videos, but this one was on point 👉, nice one.... I'll look forward to your next adventure 👍 😊
Great vid really enjoyed watching this
Thankyou 👍
A brilliant video that Dakota fire pit spot on excellent. Take care all the best Cheers BK
Hi mate great video have used this type of fire for a while now every nite , although I’m not a stealth camper I do live in my tent 24/7 365 days a year by choice
Well Done Dan the Dakota fire pit is not your normal thing congrats for your hard effort well done mate
Loving that fire 🔥 those slices of cake are strange, and the biscuits crushed and almost tasteless. We haven't tried the powdered drinks yet.
Hi this video is excellent you know sometimes less is more really enjoyed well done looking forward to the next. For me it was stealthy class fire and information I can use myself .
Thank you
Another great video Dan enjoyed it plus like fire pit and where do you get the food kits from keep the videos coming thanks for sharing Dan
You can get Army ration packs and all the dehydrated camping meals on fleabay mate. 👍
Dakota fire hole is my No1 method. Quick and easy to dig and get it going. 👌👍
Hey dan ,
good food, good drink, and good fire thats life ...
stay safe My friend !!
grtz. from Holland , Janneman
Hi Dan
You seemed a bit down by the end. Chin up great video I’ve been stealth camping out since I was 9/10 years old and I’m now 53 and still do it, but every now and then I still get scared for me it’s why I do it as it’s a buzz 🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂😂 you probably heard a badger or a small mammal as they always sound louder at night. I also have dyslexia so thank god for being able to speak what you want to say on your phone. 😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣😂😂
good vid Dan last time I made a dakota took a metal grill to sit on top of the edges to cook on, like a bit from a bbq
Good video mate, I love to see your videos. Great fire and it’s educational you talking things through,see your next video soon
Great video Dan
Thankyou mate . Yep them fire lights save a load of time
Love the Dakota ... Great way to not only stealth camp but reduce smoke and wood useage. BUT gotta watch subterranean root fires... Need to have no roots no peat and big soaking after fire.
i like that tent, i'd buy that if i went camping solo, and the camo mesh too, good gear, liked the dakota fire too, great solo camping video, all the best
Great video - I'm new here and have mostly come over because of the cheaper gear reviews. I don't go out much so won't blow a fortune on gear, but I like this bivvy and th price is good!
Coming from the Royal Marines, as you were pulling out the contents of the Rat Packs, I guessed everyone one and trust me, you've probably got the best Rat Pack there is Dan! We always had the shit ones 😂Cola bottles were jelly gold! Mega vid 🤙
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Nice brother! Enjoyed watching as always mate 👍🏽😎
Hi Dan great video as always, enjoyed every minute including your night terrors in the darkness, one thing i will pick you up on is your self doubt, Paul Mesner did the same last year and almost gave up but didn''t, he talked to friends and family and came back stronger. i'm just saying your content is always interesting, your down to earth approach is refreshing and keep going your doing a great job.
kind regards. Den.
Looked fun. With every fire you do in the wild the shovel is good to have just in case it get out of control. I know it’s heavy but it’s multi use and some of the best defensive weapons you could carry especially in a place like you are in. All the lights and banging metal on metal isn’t very stealth but you play your game. Stay safe.
I had fun mate 🤣
Mate ifvi don't use light how can you see in my video what I am doing ?
I thought I was subscribed but I wasn't, always watch your camp outs, your Northern accent makes me chuckle, the beard is looking good, get a beard before it snows it'll keep your face warm in the cold weather. But it definitely suits you, ohhh suits you sir! Lol! Got to convince the Mrs. Oh lovely to hear that gentle rain, it's been so dry this year, no rain to clean the air. Need that rain to keep it a green & pleasant land. How about a coastal camp, you & vegan Dan, I suppose your far from the coast, its getting the time. Anyway keep up the good camping! Always let us know how you feel, ignore the haters, can never please them anyway. A lot of share your opinions & outlook, at least we're right! Lol!
You are doing a great job mate, it relaxes me watching your vids, ignore the critics Dan, I get them all the time plus I've had death threats on the past, they are keyboard warriors. You have a great channel and a great following. Anytime you wanna come down to North Wales you're welcome 😉👍
Hi Dan nice video, the Dakota fire pit was textbook stuff, is there any chance of seeing an alternative to that big welder's glove, for example, a tripod with a chain so you can adjust the height of the pot, and easier access, probably take up less space on the backpack than the glove, keep up the good work laterz Gerry.
I like the fire pit seamed to work pretty well.
Thanks Dan for for another great video 👍
Hello Dan , Have you thought about changing out the Guy lines on your Bivvy , for non - reflective ones ? 🤔
Yes mate I just forgot
@@englishwoodsman 😂😂🙂
Another great video bro I liked this one awseome fire pit to 💯😎
Great enjoyable video as always. I just wanted to ask how does the heat from the fire hole compare (roughly) with a similar size surface fire please?
Been watching for a while excellent RUclips you might consider one of those wireless small microphone some time hard to hear when camera recording from distance. Just a thought otherwise excellent 👍
Hi you can buy fire pit gloves that are designed for what your welding gloves aren’t designed for then you’ll pick stuff out the fire without it getting too hot to handle they have limitations too but I can pick hot coals out the bbq with them so figure they would be better welding gloves protect from sparks and the light plus heat of welding but you don’t pick up hot things with them you can get ones with glass Matt on that work , anyways great video loved the extra protein in your chiclet if I saw it right swimming in the water afore you boiled it every little helps great video all the best
I do the very same when out solo camping. Set up with at least one approach cut off by trees or a fence👍🏻
Bravo my friend. Great job
It's a great video loved the fire and sleep setup but I'd reckomend a red light to use if your stealth camping by yourself probably not a practical thing to use to make a video but just an idea