Bushcraft Camp - Late Night, Grilling Steak and Wood Carving
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In this video, i get out to camp to test out how well a Coleman lantern lights up the basecamp, in preparation for an overnighter. I also carve a cutting board and grill a beautiful steak for dinner.
Thank you for watching.
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Night shooting looks great and the lantern is a much warmer light than anything that takes batteries
This isn't a bushcraft camping channel this is ART!
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Scrambled O the link wont open???
If your camera has interchangeable lenses, you can get a 1.8 or 1.4 aperture lens that lets in more light for night time but your depth of field will be very shallow.(meaning only a half inch of the whole scene will be in focus)
hmmm thats weird, it works for me. You can also find the channel on the right side of my Scrambled O page. :)
Scrambled O
When are you going hunting for meat....... 😂😂
I was wondering the same thing. They are TERRIBLE this year in eastern PA. I have been using a lot of DEET. That seems to work pretty good.
In a word, Excellent. baking my beans baby!!!!
You made yourself a cool looking "Charcuterie" plate that your Fiancee would like to showcase at the housewarming party to serve "canapés" or Lil' Smokies pig in a blankets!
Scrambled O you are the man
🤤 I gotta stop watching your cooking vids before I go to bed.
Camp looks great with all the green around it ! Niiiiceeee !
my favorite cooking channel
Absolutely loved this vid! Night video came out great. The tarp was good, too. When the sun was shining through as it was going down it looked fantastic. Carving that cedar plank was a good idea - worked great! More like this - overnight even better. Thanks for bringing us along!
Super duper nice!! As always!!! Tack!
Liked! Can't wait to get home and watch this tonight
Nice video! I like contemplating nature, discover and calm down...
Since you hang the tarp up on the same shelter in the same way.. Why not add some paracord or twine loops and use some snap links?
Almost cut your new pants? Almost cut your femoral artery. Build a sawhorse already.
Batoning....... bushcraft meme..... Try a froe or just saw wood the diameter you need.
Need a few wedges for your cutting board project and a froe..... that is for thin splits like shingles. Cuts the full width. Makes kindling fast too. Try starting with your saw cutting full width, then baton your axe from the middle if those are the tools you have carried with you.
Coleman makes filming dramatic! Dun dun Dah!
Make some torches for your camp. Using lamp oil or cooking oil, torch wicks, and empty soda cans make some torches for the perimeter of your camp. The light draws in the bugs and they singe their little wings off. Can also burn citronella oil if you wish.
Make some mosquito traps too. Cut the top off a 2liter pop bottle. Fill the bottom half with a few inches of sugar water and a pinch of yeast. Put the top back in upside down like a funnel. The mosquitos are attracted to the carbon dioxide given off by the yeast consuming the sugar. Once they enter the bottle the mosquitos can't fly back out by going up and don't know to go down and then up through the funnel. The mozzies drown in the sugar water.
Too many hacks!! OVERLOAD!! xD
Paul N TMI (Too much info)
Thank you for sharing your experiences.
I learn a lot , too. Thank.
I thought the lantern worked pretty well. And you're right about everyone's overnighters not having any night footage. One most of them it's bedtime, then cut to the morning.
your feathers game has definitely gotten better!! and I love your custom silky!
Enjoyed the video ! The lamp was cool . Board turned out 👍🏻
Another awesome video help me get through the week I do appreciate it and thank you so much can't wait for more have a good one
Great job! Thanks for this video and steak!
I think the lantern lighting is perfect for the nighttime effect. Just my opinion. Great video.
I really liked the lighting in this made it feel homely. Wouldn't worry about battery pattern would take some of the character away.
This has got to be the best video put up in a loooooong time!!!! LOVE the night time coverage, simply AwEsOmE!!
Love your cutting board, man! Happy bushcrafting! ☕☕
im excited to that overnighter video hahaha. i will wait for that 👍
When you are fasting for a surgery and scramble O cooks a juicy steak .... My stomach !
Wow beautiful woods
I thought your lighting was just fine. Love your videos!!
Good stuff and I liked the lantern quality gave it that rustic film look I thought it was cool!
Loving it man! Thanks
Who would dislike this video? Scrambled O keep up the cooking videos!!! I was wondering if you would do a huge breakfast video, including Bacon, Venison, Eggs, Pancakes, Toast?
Nice video my friend, thanks for uploading. I enjoy watching your videos.
Now I'm hungry. What's better than one steak? TWO STEAKS!
like the lantern a lot! video quality is pretty nice even though it is dark.
Beautiful strip you picked
Dude! nice work. enjoyed this one. looking forward to overnighter videos.
Just love this channel!
baking your beans... hahah love watching ya
Nighttime quality is good
Nice vid! Cool lookin DIY cuttin board/plate!!
Awesome video, good to see you back at camp.
Great video brother! Have the same Black Diamond headlamp, love it!
Stephen
Good to see you out past your curfew man. Check out that Aperture camera-mount light I've been using for our night videos since November. It's like daylight when turned on full power.
Really cool lighting!
My son (5yr old) Things your catch phrase is "FOLKS! SCRAMBLED O CHICKEN EGG!!" hhahaha
Good stuff Scrambled O. Love the cedar wood grain in that cutting board.
Thanks man! 🎃💀
In a pinch pine knots work amazing for a bright flame at camp. Just though a few in the campfire and you will get a bright blaze. They are a mixture of fast and bright burning resin and regular fuel.
Scrambled O, for your chopping board/plate. If you have flat or smooth rock. You can use it to smooth your board. Rub the board with it. Love your channel mate!
Awesome. You threw in the classic Scrambled O check in at the beginning. That always brightens my mood. Keep it up!
Loving the music added to the videos - forgot to comment on the other where you played the guitar (or someone did) and you sung about gathering the wood, bringing it back to camp. LOL. Keep them coming SO!
Put a space blanket on the wall behind the lantern or under your tarp to have a mirror affect to reflect the light more. Just a thought. Love you videos. Keep them coming. 👍👍👍
Goooooood! O~
Scrambled O, never leave home without a pack of peanut M&Ms mate, it's a life hack!
Lo Lo Lo Lo looooooooooook at that steeek boiiiii
Good video ScamO, like the night time vibe.
Great times! The cutting board looked great and very multifunctional. The steak looked great as well! You got talent my man! I totally know what you mean about the night videos, I've made a couple and the quality wasn't good enough to upload. I only carried my headlamp though. Take care.
You could bring a Mora draw knife for that cutting board. Lighter than an axe even! Great video
Awesome
Love your lamp keep the light on.. ...booooooooooy keep it on man
It will light your life ....hhhh it is a hack
Happy happy joy joy
yeah those classic lanterns still do the job on campgrounds if you need ambient light and 1 fill can last from sundown to sunup ,only needs few pumps in between and if you need real fuel to kick that fire going with wet wood ,just splash a little liquid fuel on the wood to start strong... some are even double fuel ,kerosene or gasoline ... that zizzzz whistling was water vapor trap in the hot wood escaping and some pop ...but if it calls you name , run!!! lol ...great video my man ,I likeee!
i agree we all need better lights at night for more video ! maybe dual lanterns ?
great video indeed ,lots going on ,great camp !
atb john
just a little hack for your fire storage... take a garbage bag with you next time and put that over your wood storage. may not be 100%effective but you will have some dry. love the vid man...serious steam whistles from sap boiling out of that wood Havnt heard that in a long time. it actually triggered some old happy camping memories for me. so thank you for that. also for more reflective light try hanging a taught Mylar blanket on the opposite side of the lanterns.
Lovely video Martin, that lantern is awesome. Shooting at night is tough but you made it work! Great job 👍🏼
This guy is funny 😂
I'd LOVE to see more nighttime footage! Stoked! I don't get too many chances to go out, so I live vicariously through you haha.
Maybe have a hanger over the camp that you can hook the lantern to. Could even out the lighting. Looks good though now.
Steak by campfire 👍
+Scrambled O........Martin, love your vids, your channel, and your humor. Thanks for taking the time you do to post videos, experiment, teach, learn, etc. BTW.....You should hunt up a couple of good lengths of thick walled bamboo as you can easily make some great camp utensils from it. ( fork, knife, spoon, ladle. spatula, Native American " style" flute perhaps ? ) LOL.....I had to throw that in as I made flutes for about 12 years from Bamboo, all kinds of wood, even PVC. To " cure " the green bamboo, just heat it up slowly with a propane torch ( being careful NOT to heat a section between 2 closed nodes or it'll explode on you )....you can punch a breather hole in the nodes so the steam can escape, then you don't have to worry about it, but just heat slowly until it turns from green to blond, then go a bit further to dry it really good.
Later, and thanks again for such a fantastic channel my friend. ;-)
Try setting your lantern outside of the tarp... maybe behind the fire reflector. Because of the high contrast, the side lighting makes for some harsh lighting. However, placing it behind the reflector the lighting will less harsh. Also, I think Coleman sells a reflector for their lanterns that will direct more light towards where you want it.
Oh, and the fork? Do you have a SAK? Carve a 'spatula' and then saw the tines into the flat area. Finally carve the tines down to a point. Presto! A Fork!
Only land I have access to is pub hunting lands atm. Your so lucky, cause people knock down anything anyone builds!
Looks like the video quality was just fine!
at first i thaught gas lighting is overkill but i love the lighting its very nice!
Nice video. Love your editing, and cinematography. The lantern worked well for the night shots, and you're right we need more nighttime shooting. So much of camp life takes place after dark, it's certainly a relm that bushcraft videos haven't delved into far enough. I may even be inspired to shoot more at night now! Keep up the good work.
John
I'm no professional videographer or stuff like that, but I think the light added a nice touch to the video. I enjoy your videos and I recommend you keep your original intro and high pitched voice over thing. Keep up the good work.
You can store firewood in tarps. Take like 1 or 2 tarps and cover your wood and wrap it up. It will stay dry until you return, oh and take glow sticks with you everytime you go out there.
Yep, that’s a good idea thanks for the suggestion 👍
Joe robinet style! Awesome keep it up!
Well done kudo's!
look at scrambled! out in the dark!! you're gonna get your overnight badge before you know it!! : )
LOVED IT
Cheeeeckkkinnnnnggg iiiiiinnnnn
looked good
Excellent video. Subscribed.
The cutting board looks like a giant piece of bacon lol
Hi awesome to see you!
Dude.... the triangle of death. The Blood Zone. It may only be a saw, but.... don't make us worry. 😬
I was just thinking you need to carve a fork, and BAM! You took the words right out of my mouth. I made one for a cookout a few weeks ago on an ice fishing trip. Worked great. Have made a few now. Good practice for working with your knife tip. I don't have the same problem here filming at night right now. Stays light until after midnight! Keep them coming.
Hit it with a hand sander to smooth it out. Use some linseed oil on it to season it in a bit and treat it. 👍
Take that lantern and hang it higher just like you hang a food sack for bears. You can lower it to get it going and raise it to light up a larger area without the heat. I cant see if you have a good branch in your camp to do it with though but it works really well at lighting up a larger area or smaller, your choice. It just depends on how high you hang it.
For your lighting look into L.E.D. Light ropes, there are many different styles and intensity, they use LED light ropes for business signs
Carve yourself a FORK Scramps.
Awesome cedar plate.
Nice one! I think the light worked out pretty good for filming. I will look into something similar for myself :)
Thanks for sharing - Martin
The critters must hate you for all that racket you made, making that chopping board.
Great video, Mr. O! I thought the lantern worked out pretty nicely, but if you're interested in an alternative, check out LED lanterns on Amazon, they have some pretty decent ones that last for ±12hrs. Plus they don't create any background noise.
Good vid man, I enjoyed watching you carve that cutting board. I honestly think the lighting around the fire was just right with that one lantern. It had a very "warm" feel and made me want to carve and cook right with you.
Good video
video quality is not super but still very watchable / enjoyable
I think your lantern makes plenty of light for filming with your camera. no need to spend money on somthing you don't need lol. great job sir
use the lantern for a fill and bring a LED for a flood. If you do it right the Led will bounce from the tarp for 3 point lighting. It can be done with two lights if you set it right.
maybe not bushcraft exclusively but an idea to split for shingles: machete. you can baton it like a knife or "froe" I think it's called. thinner than axe so less splitting due to wedge