Brilliant Damien, bloody brilliant, what a lovely thing to share, especially for people who can't get out into the wild places anymore, God bless you son.
Here we go again I’m sat up in bed the time is 03:14 Sunday morning and I’m binge watching our Damian’s wonderful content this channel never lets me down I certainly know it makes sense no honest I know it makes sense ❤️🙏🙌
I will be taking the wildlife camera on future camps because its something I've wanted to get into for a long time and never been able to get close enough with my usual camera setup.
A good little trip Damien, thanks for taking us along with you. Loved the roe deer playing and hugging at the end sequence, very sociable creatures really. Good air mat advice. Atb. Harry
Glad you enjoyed it, the deer seem used to people because they didn't run away and I was only about 50m away. In Harwood they run off as soon as they see you but they do get shot at by rangers who control the population.
Cracking video Damien very well put together mate great shots of the goats and Deer plenty wildlife up there mate looks like a cracking place for a night out catch up soon mate atvb Jimmy 😎😎👍👍🤟🤟
Thank's Jimmy, it's a lovely place to wander, I've been wanting to see the wild goats for a while now. Camped in the car and didn't have any issues with overnight parking. There were other vehicles so owners would have been wild camping in the hills
Thank you William, I'm picky about what upload to the channel. There are times I've been out and thought, the footage wasn't good enough so just deleted. Usually because they are just repetative camps with friends, where I let my hair down and the filming suffers because of the excess quantity of drink consumed. I make a better job when alone and can focus better on decent content.
Cracking video damien appreciate it.....some great shots and time lapse...gets me thinking when I get to old to climb fells and camp there's always gonna be another option van, car, tentbox camping 🏕 cheers mate 👍
Thank you, I still enjoy the bivy camping and minimal experience but van camping is just another option for getting out enjoying nature, especially with extra gear, camera's, drone etc..
Damian you have an ability to express your journeys with great ease. You're quite adictive. I see you as a great Geordie, great personality and great expression. You have a kind and humane inner soul. I live in Morpeth, not too far away. God bless you for the joy you bring to people with your travels.
Thank you, I looked for your last comment to reply to and its gone. I wonder if RUclips is censoring certain posts?. Just to let you know that I've not deleted anything
I love all your videos Damien and that was up there with the best. Great photos, timelapses and quality drone footage. Plenty of wildlife round there. Keep them coming sir. Rich
Great video and photos. Glad you found the goats. I wonder if they migrate down to the valleys in the winter as last time I saw them was right up on top at the border
I think they hardy enough to live anywhere but travel around to where the best food is and move down the valley where its a bit more sheltered when raising kids from mid February onwards
The sheep tend to run away when they see me but that horse sprinted over the field when I made my way back up the track. They must be bored beyond belief looking to me for entertainment?. it kept stamping its foot for attention and poking its head in the shot when I was filming the deer. Them goats are interesting like, that billy wandering around eating tree bark and gorse bushes like it owned the place. He's the daddy and has probably fathered most of the kids on that fell. I've read that the billy's wander around different groups of goats servicing the nannies.
Hello Damien. Over the past few days , i have watched many of your wild camping video's from when you first started about 7 years ago & this one. I must say your photography Has gotten much better & your still shot clear & focused .Hard to do when things are moving. Yes the goats are destructive but....if you have a bad ass bush that's to hard for human's ,a few goat's will clear that out for you. So not all bad . I use to do a lot of "research" on the unknown ,for over 30 odd years now . They are called by many names , I didn't do it for attention i can assure you. Nor did i want to be laughed at or called every name under the sun. So.... like many people, i shut up. & it's over in the last few years more & more people are coming forward. Look even " Blind Freddy" know All these people from All walks of life All around the world can't make this stuff up & with details .If your curious that's fine ! But.... don't go out of your way to find them, Don't feed / gift them. These are wild unpredictable predators .I'm know expert but who really is? The real Question is ....why aren't we told of these "unknowns" ?.So........ i have liked & subbed.
The goats must have tough lips eating the prickly gorse bushes. I wonder what food is best for them when there is grass but they rather eat tree bark and gorse?.. strange creatures but interesting non the less. If you're interested in bigfoot and my theories on what I think they are, check out Dr Mathew Johnson and his RUclips channel ruclips.net/user/TeamSquatchinUSA
Great to find the wild goats Damien , perfect conditions . I came across some up on Saddle yoke last week in the southern uplands a wonderful sight. Atb Dave
Very nice one ! From the drone shots at the start ,the pictures , and music to the end . Very well done ! I am glad you told us about the goats , I was wondering about all that . But Damian , ya ain't BS'n ole Gubs . I know you were sneaking up that fence line , to get closer to all those purty sheep :D Stay safe out there folks ..bg
I just do what interests me because its a personal channel and memories to look back on. Wild camping will always be the main focus for future uploads, thanks for watching Philip.
Damien to say I’m jealous is an understatement, stunning location and to see the wild goats brilliant 🤩 I haven’t had time off yet to go myself but I will be going soon , thanks for sharing loved it 😊
Brilliant video as always mate, glad you got to capture the goats on this trip out. My cousin and I did a hike up to Craik Moor just over the border and the surrounding fort ruins, and spotted tons of wildlife including large groups of red deer on top of the fells on the drive past Kirk Yetholm. Looking forward to your next video, atb Andy.
Great video Damien! I haven't been out doing wildlife photography for a while, Gateshead council shut the bird hides due to C19 but I'm pretty sure they should be back open by now, I need to get my mojo back
There is remains of a building, archaeologists believe its a simple farmhouse and used as a chapel by dissenters in the 17th Century. keystothepast.info/search-records/results-of-search/results-of-search-2/site-details/?PRN=N1319
If you want the best of both worlds the thermarest trail pro (get the wide) is awesome. Not for me as it feels to much like an inflatable pad (but softer). I just can’t handle the waterbed feel inflatables give me hehe! Other than that probably the most comfy mat out there.
I have the Thermarest Prolite and Toughskin, both have never let me down. The toughskin is great for car camping, there is foam on the bottom to protect from punctures and still offers insulation if it deflates.
Hey Damien, while I remember to ask, when are ye's ganna do a proper hunt for the wild man? You know he/she's out there, there's stories coming out of the the remote Scottish highlands now that seem quite genuine. After the evidence you found in Harwood there's got to be something to it. I'll be following you, love the channel, see my last comment below this one, cheers mate.
I need to do more solo camps at Harwood. When I'm with other people, the research and recording of audio is imposible because of the noise. When I'm alone, any sounds heard are unlikely to be human, especially through the night as there is noone else around
There was a flock of 17 wild sheep in craik forest.I watched them thrive for over a decade Then last year forestry and land scotland.shot them all on the grounds of infection control
Thanks for the info. I saw the wild goats in the College valley, they seem quite relaxed when I saw them but I kept my distance as they had kids and didn't fancy getting rammed with the horns they have.
There's always "something " that catches ones eye in Damien's video's , that has you thinking ! I read the comments & see some people are interested in the "unknown" .I can describe where & what to look for. I see them plain as day on the footage .When in the old days all you see are out of focus black blobs & moving , wondering what am i looking at. Pause at this time stamp 1.37. Cast your eye across the field where you can see the fence. Now count the tree trunks that you can see starting from the left . Remember looking at the fence. Count 4 trees, Just Right of 4th tree dark shape is this side of fence. Picture looking at a "silver back Gorilla " from behind .I take a screen shot & open in Paint . Zoom in to 150% .It's up to the viewer what they see or don't see. Many will see nothing . Because they have Not have had that unfortunate encounter that leaves that burnt in image in there brain. So.......from there keep looking all the way right until 2 tall black trunk pines ,look up near the top see anything there ?. I can describe the basic features from what i'm seeing. These guys have light skin possibly grey , there is no hair around the face from the brow to just under the chin . Rest covered in black hair. I'm beyond caring what people think abut whether there real or not ! But they are 100% real ! Take steps to avoid having an unwanted encounter ,be aware of your surrounding when out & about in the country/bush areas. If the hair on your neck stands up ! & you feel/sense something not right. Just turn around & go back they way you came , Pretend you hard/saw nothing . They will follow you a great distant other wise & you really don't know what they will do. These creatures/being will go out of there way Not to be captured on camera /drones. If i was full of "bollocks" English term, I would shut up & say nothing . But..it's better to get some warning ! Don't be like other Idiots doing wood knocks or Whooping sounds. You really don't know what your doing. Sorry it was so long .
From my experience, things seen in my videos are artifacts from RUclips compression, pariedolia or mis-identification. I have experienced paranormal activity, found tracks, unusual breaks and voices recorded on my field recorder. I've not had any bad vibes when in the forest and believe if something wanted to do harm, they could have done it a long time ago. Thats not to say there aren't any bad entities, I've just not experienced any.
@@Fell_Wanderer Once you truly see one of these creatures It will change your life & how you see your surroundings. For your sake i hope you never have the experience i had 30 yrs ago .My camping days ended that night & my 2 best friends never wanted to talk about nor want anything to do with me , I knew these guys for over 10 yrs & dropped me like a hot potato .PTSD does different things to people .If the bloody thing didn't step out of the tree line on a full moon night or run over 100 meters in a few seconds screaming at us with red eyes .We would not have shot it with 2 ..12 gauge shot guns. that's 5 rounds of solids in the chest ,fly back against the tree ,get up & run off. The next day climb the tree dig 1 of the solids out & yes 10 feet up in the tree. You can't make this shit up with details . Not everything is just video compression & pariedolia. But......then again you haven't had that awful experience yet. That's the difference between those who have seen & those who have Not ! I have seen & i tell people like you not to leave out food or wood knocks or calls. What would happen if you left no food that you been doing. ? Do you even know what the wood knocks mean let a lone the whoop call? You just don't know there agenda .For me there the clean up crew after a major world disaster .I'll keep watching your video's because it's beautiful country side & it's some thing i can't do anymore !
Do you have a email I could contact you on Damian mate for a bit advice on a spot for hammock camping for 3-4 days was gonna go harwood but don’t want to intrude
Brilliant Damien, bloody brilliant, what a lovely thing to share, especially for people who can't get out into the wild places anymore,
God bless you son.
There will come a time when we all can't get out to visit those remote locations. The videos are memories to look back on in the future, ATB.
Beautiful footage of the wild goats and their young 😍 thank you 👍
Glad you enjoyed it and thanks for stopping by.
Here we go again I’m sat up in bed the time is 03:14 Sunday morning and I’m binge watching our Damian’s wonderful content this channel never lets me down I certainly know it makes sense no honest I know it makes sense ❤️🙏🙌
Lovely scenery, beautiful animals, very enjoyable !
It was a real treat, I couldn't get over how much wildlife was is in the area. Everywhere I looked there was something interesting to see.
Great photography Damien and another good reason to get outdoors. Hope you do a few more of these wildlife photo camps. Atb for the next outing
I will be taking the wildlife camera on future camps because its something I've wanted to get into for a long time and never been able to get close enough with my usual camera setup.
Magic! That buzzard short was fantastic!
A good little trip Damien, thanks for taking us along with you. Loved the roe deer playing and hugging at the end sequence, very sociable creatures really. Good air mat advice. Atb. Harry
Glad you enjoyed it, the deer seem used to people because they didn't run away and I was only about 50m away. In Harwood they run off as soon as they see you but they do get shot at by rangers who control the population.
Cracking video Damien very well put together mate great shots of the goats and Deer plenty wildlife up there mate looks like a cracking place for a night out catch up soon mate atvb Jimmy 😎😎👍👍🤟🤟
Thank's Jimmy, it's a lovely place to wander, I've been wanting to see the wild goats for a while now. Camped in the car and didn't have any issues with overnight parking. There were other vehicles so owners would have been wild camping in the hills
@@Fell_Wanderer could be a good place for a night out in the tent 👍👍
Good to see you out and about again mate, great camera work, lovely photos, those three deer at the end, brilliant! cheers bud, Dave
Thank you, glad you enjoyed it
👍 another top video
Brilliant mate Beautiful pictures wonderful video 👍🏻👍🏻🇬🇧 And Thanks for making the video
Haven't watched one of your vids yet, I haven't enjoyed, you've got real talent Damian, a true entertainer, Thankyou.
Thank you William, I'm picky about what upload to the channel. There are times I've been out and thought, the footage wasn't good enough so just deleted. Usually because they are just repetative camps with friends, where I let my hair down and the filming suffers because of the excess quantity of drink consumed. I make a better job when alone and can focus better on decent content.
Thanks for the lovely video. Great landscape and wildlife. The practical advice about car camping is really useful too. ATB
Well filmed & scored.
TFS
Excellent as always
Another great video Damien, loved the deer great footage 👍
Made for a great video bro so thanks for taking us along. Safe travels
its always great to see you..love all your videos Damien..you are the man
Lovely video as usual
Cracking video damien appreciate it.....some great shots and time lapse...gets me thinking when I get to old to climb fells and camp there's always gonna be another option van, car, tentbox camping 🏕 cheers mate 👍
Thank you, I still enjoy the bivy camping and minimal experience but van camping is just another option for getting out enjoying nature, especially with extra gear, camera's, drone etc..
Nice one Damien. Really enjoyed that one. Thank you.
Glad you enjoyed it, thanks for watching.
Another good video
Fantastic mate really enjoyed the video atb Jim
Thanks 👍
Damian you have an ability to express your journeys with great ease. You're quite adictive.
I see you as a great Geordie, great personality and great expression. You have a kind and humane inner soul.
I live in Morpeth, not too far away.
God bless you for the joy you bring to people with your travels.
Thank you, I looked for your last comment to reply to and its gone. I wonder if RUclips is censoring certain posts?. Just to let you know that I've not deleted anything
Cracking views..👍👍👍
Cracking photos and video!
I love all your videos Damien and that was up there with the best. Great photos, timelapses and quality drone footage. Plenty of wildlife round there. Keep them coming sir. Rich
Glad you enjoyed it, I need to do more videos like that rather than piss up's in the woods. Thank you for your comment.
Great video and photos. Glad you found the goats. I wonder if they migrate down to the valleys in the winter as last time I saw them was right up on top at the border
I think they hardy enough to live anywhere but travel around to where the best food is and move down the valley where its a bit more sheltered when raising kids from mid February onwards
Nice one, great pics!
Really well put together Damien with some nice close ups
Graeme
Good little wildlife van life combo there. The horses stole the show 😂 and you should know by now I’m the cheviot goat G. O. A. T. 🤘🤘🤘
The sheep tend to run away when they see me but that horse sprinted over the field when I made my way back up the track. They must be bored beyond belief looking to me for entertainment?. it kept stamping its foot for attention and poking its head in the shot when I was filming the deer. Them goats are interesting like, that billy wandering around eating tree bark and gorse bushes like it owned the place. He's the daddy and has probably fathered most of the kids on that fell. I've read that the billy's wander around different groups of goats servicing the nannies.
Hello Damien. Over the past few days , i have watched many of your wild camping video's from when you first started about 7 years ago & this one. I must say your photography Has gotten much better & your still shot clear & focused .Hard to do when things are moving. Yes the goats are destructive but....if you have a bad ass bush that's to hard for human's ,a few goat's will clear that out for you. So not all bad . I use to do a lot of "research" on the unknown ,for over 30 odd years now . They are called by many names , I didn't do it for attention i can assure you. Nor did i want to be laughed at or called every name under the sun. So.... like many people, i shut up. & it's over in the last few years more & more people are coming forward. Look even " Blind Freddy" know All these people from All walks of life All around the world can't make this stuff up & with details .If your curious that's fine ! But.... don't go out of your way to find them, Don't feed / gift them. These are wild unpredictable predators .I'm know expert but who really is? The real Question is ....why aren't we told of these "unknowns" ?.So........ i have liked & subbed.
The goats must have tough lips eating the prickly gorse bushes. I wonder what food is best for them when there is grass but they rather eat tree bark and gorse?.. strange creatures but interesting non the less. If you're interested in bigfoot and my theories on what I think they are, check out Dr Mathew Johnson and his RUclips channel ruclips.net/user/TeamSquatchinUSA
I found the wild goats in the woodland on the south side of the college valley when I was there last summer.
The goats I saw are on Wester and Easter Tor, east of the College burn. Thanks for the info.
Brilliant, nuff said!
Thank you
I really hope you took the cheviot yeti with you, those are his natural source of nurishment.
wow, goats.
amazing
Nice one.
Great to find the wild goats Damien , perfect conditions . I came across some up on Saddle yoke last week in the southern uplands a wonderful sight. Atb Dave
Thanks for the info Dave, the wild goats seem to be making a come back in the hills.
Damien, cheers for that. Bit different than your normal video's, great though.Some good still shots and drone footage. I know it makes sense!
I'm dipping my toes into wildlife photography but will still focus on wild camping and more minimal stuff, thanks for watching.
Very pretty country
Some amazing pictures mate. Class. 👻
Brilliant video pal.. love the wildlife and the timelapse footage..all the best Lincoln 👍🤙
Thank you for the comment, ATB.
Wow! Very cool.👍
Thanks for the visit, pleased you liked it.
Very nice one ! From the drone shots at the start ,the pictures , and music to the end . Very well done ! I am glad you told us about the goats , I was wondering about all that . But Damian , ya ain't BS'n ole Gubs . I know you were sneaking up that fence line , to get closer to all those purty sheep :D Stay safe out there folks ..bg
The horns put me off getting to close and personal with the goats (wink ) sheep are much more approachable and cuddly.
@@Fell_Wanderer :D
This video is great but your camping ones are best
I just do what interests me because its a personal channel and memories to look back on. Wild camping will always be the main focus for future uploads, thanks for watching Philip.
What you looking for....Cheviot goats.... Or your looking for me..........
I wanted to find the Cheviot Yeti and the goats. Maxwell and Cliff Richard were last seen in the area, abducted by the space brothers.
Damien to say I’m jealous is an understatement, stunning location and to see the wild goats brilliant 🤩 I haven’t had time off yet to go myself but I will be going soon , thanks for sharing loved it 😊
When you park, if you look across the river up towards Westor Tor, the goats are within the fenced enclosure. Thanks for your comment.
Brilliant video as always mate, glad you got to capture the goats on this trip out. My cousin and I did a hike up to Craik Moor just over the border and the surrounding fort ruins, and spotted tons of wildlife including large groups of red deer on top of the fells on the drive past Kirk Yetholm. Looking forward to your next video, atb Andy.
Thank you, I haven't seen any red deer so will be a good place to visit in the future.
Great video Damien! I haven't been out doing wildlife photography for a while, Gateshead council shut the bird hides due to C19 but I'm pretty sure they should be back open by now, I need to get my mojo back
Thank you, I haven't done much bird photography but the reserves I've visited in Northumberland are open now.
Some great footage Damien. Still washing up I notice. Have a go with them bags mate and let me know what you think.
Thank you for the comment. I went to B&M but couldn't find the bags. The wife says ASDA has them in so will try there
Not in B&M mate. Home bargains sell them. 👍
Excellent footage of the goats 👍 I looked for Memerkirk once but don’t think there must be anything left of it as I couldn’t find anything.
There is remains of a building, archaeologists believe its a simple farmhouse and used as a chapel by dissenters in the 17th Century. keystothepast.info/search-records/results-of-search/results-of-search-2/site-details/?PRN=N1319
hey some canny pictures there mate good to see ya back on
I am trying to get out more this year, thanks for watching.
@@Fell_Wanderer you ok mate its been a while
Hi mate myself and my son seen some goats last year on yeavering bell when we did a overnighter.
Thanks for the info, they seem easier to locate in the Hethpool area or when you aren't on a mission to find them.
In all the years I’ve been up and down the Cheviots I have only ever seen the wild goats once, they are as rare as the elusive Cheviot yeti 😂
I never knew about the goats until a couple of years ago, they seem to do ok without our interference
Spot on mate, you should have your own TV slot, would make better viewing than the rubbish that's clogging up most of the channels.
Thanks, theres nothing on mainstream tv that interests me. I watch RUclips most of the time
@@Fell_Wanderer me too mate.👍
Hi Damian have you thought of camping at this end of the northeast brussleton woods near bishop Auckland
No, its somewhere I've not thought about camping before.
Sti is it waiting for you to take a picture of the yetty
If you want the best of both worlds the thermarest trail pro (get the wide) is awesome. Not for me as it feels to much like an inflatable pad (but softer). I just can’t handle the waterbed feel inflatables give me hehe! Other than that probably the most comfy mat out there.
I have the Thermarest Prolite and Toughskin, both have never let me down. The toughskin is great for car camping, there is foam on the bottom to protect from punctures and still offers insulation if it deflates.
Hello Damien , left a comment on an old video .About 4 yrs ago ."Investigations on Harwood Forest ".
I'll have a look
Loch Lomond has wild goats,if your downwind you smell them before you see them no joke.
There are also wallabies one of the island there, will need to visit sometime, thanks for the info Paul.
Hey Damien, while I remember to ask, when are ye's ganna do a proper hunt for the wild man? You know he/she's out there, there's stories coming out of the the remote Scottish highlands now that seem quite genuine.
After the evidence you found in Harwood there's got to be something to it. I'll be following you, love the channel, see my last comment below this one, cheers mate.
I need to do more solo camps at Harwood. When I'm with other people, the research and recording of audio is imposible because of the noise. When I'm alone, any sounds heard are unlikely to be human, especially through the night as there is noone else around
When’s your next video coming out pal?
just came back today from Harwood forest so will be uploading in a few days
Belting,I never there are wild goats,
How many times do you get out in a year , approx.😁
On average, I'm out about 2 times a month but don't always film and upload to RUclips.
You know it makes sense
There was a flock of 17 wild sheep in craik forest.I watched them thrive for over a decade
Then last year forestry and land scotland.shot them all on the grounds of infection control
Its a shame, they may have passed on disease to domestic sheep and into the food chain which isn't good for us.
Great camera work Mate . How do them floating gas stoves work ? You don't see many on the market . 🤣🤣🤣.
By the power of Photoshop lol
@@Fell_Wanderer Totally amazing what can be do these days .
Nice goat curry
Meat is a bit tough, need to slow cook for a long time to tenderize.
Normally see them on the way up to windy gyle mate. Headbutting sheep down the hill 🤣
Thanks for the info. I saw the wild goats in the College valley, they seem quite relaxed when I saw them but I kept my distance as they had kids and didn't fancy getting rammed with the horns they have.
where u gone damion?
I'm here just been busy lately, got a video to edit and will start that tomorrow
There's always "something " that catches ones eye in Damien's video's , that has you thinking ! I read the comments & see some people are interested in the "unknown" .I can describe where & what to look for. I see them plain as day on the footage .When in the old days all you see are out of focus black blobs & moving , wondering what am i looking at. Pause at this time stamp 1.37. Cast your eye across the field where you can see the fence. Now count the tree trunks that you can see starting from the left . Remember looking at the fence. Count 4 trees, Just Right of 4th tree dark shape is this side of fence. Picture looking at a "silver back Gorilla " from behind .I take a screen shot & open in Paint . Zoom in to 150% .It's up to the viewer what they see or don't see. Many will see nothing . Because they have Not have had that unfortunate encounter that leaves that burnt in image in there brain. So.......from there keep looking all the way right until 2 tall black trunk pines ,look up near the top see anything there ?. I can describe the basic features from what i'm seeing. These guys have light skin possibly grey , there is no hair around the face from the brow to just under the chin . Rest covered in black hair. I'm beyond caring what people think abut whether there real or not ! But they are 100% real ! Take steps to avoid having an unwanted encounter ,be aware of your surrounding when out & about in the country/bush areas. If the hair on your neck stands up ! & you feel/sense something not right. Just turn around & go back they way you came , Pretend you hard/saw nothing . They will follow you a great distant other wise & you really don't know what they will do. These creatures/being will go out of there way Not to be captured on camera /drones. If i was full of "bollocks" English term, I would shut up & say nothing . But..it's better to get some warning ! Don't be like other Idiots doing wood knocks or Whooping sounds. You really don't know what your doing. Sorry it was so long .
From my experience, things seen in my videos are artifacts from RUclips compression, pariedolia or mis-identification. I have experienced paranormal activity, found tracks, unusual breaks and voices recorded on my field recorder. I've not had any bad vibes when in the forest and believe if something wanted to do harm, they could have done it a long time ago. Thats not to say there aren't any bad entities, I've just not experienced any.
@@Fell_Wanderer Once you truly see one of these creatures It will change your life & how you see your surroundings. For your sake i hope you never have the experience i had 30 yrs ago .My camping days ended that night & my 2 best friends never wanted to talk about nor want anything to do with me , I knew these guys for over 10 yrs & dropped me like a hot potato .PTSD does different things to people .If the bloody thing didn't step out of the tree line on a full moon night or run over 100 meters in a few seconds screaming at us with red eyes .We would not have shot it with 2 ..12 gauge shot guns. that's 5 rounds of solids in the chest ,fly back against the tree ,get up & run off. The next day climb the tree dig 1 of the solids out & yes 10 feet up in the tree. You can't make this shit up with details . Not everything is just video compression & pariedolia. But......then again you haven't had that awful experience yet. That's the difference between those who have seen & those who have Not ! I have seen & i tell people like you not to leave out food or wood knocks or calls. What would happen if you left no food that you been doing. ? Do you even know what the wood knocks mean let a lone the whoop call? You just don't know there agenda .For me there the clean up crew after a major world disaster .I'll keep watching your video's because it's beautiful country side & it's some thing i can't do anymore !
you didnt find any wild crazy yeti in cheviot
Whooooooooooop....
@@cheviotyeti7864 do still have that crazy mask with wig
@@cheviotyeti7864 fnaar fnaaar wooooop when you doin a next wild camp with finbar saunders
The mask and wig stops the Chevioot Yeti being recognised with sheeps legs down wellies, stopping them escaping.
@@Fell_Wanderer yes but you kissed flossie after yeti porked it
Do you have a email I could contact you on Damian mate for a bit advice on a spot for hammock camping for 3-4 days was gonna go harwood but don’t want to intrude
Its ok, my email is fellwanderer01@gmail.com
time for new crazy video you no it makes sense
Next one will be a solo camp. I'm trying to stay away from the drink and helps me focus better on filming
@@Fell_Wanderer just eat chocolate then i do my main diet
@@Fell_Wanderer but when you drink you add more humor to your videos
Ex-ped do a air mattress with down inside
I think a mat with internal insulation is best, incase of a deflation, it will offer some thermal insulation.