What an epic trip! Nothing like 3 days in the woods to reset the body and mind (FULL COOKING RECIPE'S IN VIDEO DESCRIPTION ABOVE) Dustin filmed a Behind-the-Scenes episode of this trip, watch it on his channel here: kzread.info/dash/bejne/hmyBy7WHfMLVZc4.html Hope you enjoy and please subscribe if you would like to see more like this - Mike

@WABZZZ_B

5 жыл бұрын

i have been watching for hour and gonna watch the rest soon

@jean_6524

5 жыл бұрын

I thouroly enjoyed watching this,very relaxing, thanks,well done

@mikemiguel2457

5 жыл бұрын

Hello. please. I need tips for perfect places for bushcraft in england. if possible with lakes to be able to (try) fish. or clean river. I'm out of work, I need a 4 or 5 days rest before my big holidays, which will only be in February or March and a 3 days next to Christmas (December). I make this request because I am not English, I am Portuguese, maintenance work in a hotel in London, and not what the law says about bushcraft in England. My English is also weak and I do not want to have problems with police or anything. thank you very much.

@hsherman99

5 жыл бұрын

Hey Mike!!! Did you know you can cook an egg wrapped in a banana peel too? Works the same way as the wet bundle in the video. Keep up the good work

@mikemiguel2457

5 жыл бұрын

My English is weak, but I think I understand you. you are trying to say that it is forbidden to fish and eat the fish. I know this rule, I return the fish to water. I promise. I've been reading a very good article on the author's internet: paul kirtley's blog. article title: how-to-find-a-place-to-practice-bushcraft-skills-in-the-uk and now I know I'm plotted. if you can not find a place where you have no problems here in England, maybe I'll go to portugal or to Sweden;) as Nathan says. a blog reader commenting on this article; comment: (Now I'm living in Sweden and being a "crazy person who would rather sleep outside in the wet and cold rather than his bed" (typical British person's thoughts) is the norm and I can freely do so thanks to Allemansrätten. Private land, fires, picking berries / mushrooms, camping, roaming, you name it. It makes the UK feel rather backwards.)

This must be the fourth or fifth time I've watched this. Mike, I never thanked you. I was in a really dark place about a year ago after my brother took his own life. I felt as though I could not go on too and got very sick from the stress. Thankfully your channel helped me so much during those dark days. The tranquility of the outdoors and your interactions with dad gave me a lot of peace. So thank you Mike, I love your videos. Please, keep up the good work :)

@katemccoy8658

2 жыл бұрын

Hope you're doing well 🙏

@TheWanderingIrishman

2 жыл бұрын

@@katemccoy8658 thank you Kate, doing a lot better 😊

Dustin adds a cool dynamic to the whole. Dude knows how to cook in the woods!

@wm7782

3 жыл бұрын

You should go on a date 🥰

@sbybby

3 жыл бұрын

​@@wm7782 Deeply suppressed fantasy you've got there...

@wm7782

3 жыл бұрын

@@sbybby who the 🤬 is that guy

멋져요 좋아요^^

Learned a lot, please keep sharing, thanks.

You two make a Great Team!! I really enjoy sitting down at night watching you guys. Better than anything you can find on TV. I can't wait to see more!! Dustin, you Rock on the Fire!!!

Your channel is what the world needs more of. I'm making my way through all of your videos - because they're not only informative and inspiring - but because it's just so lovely to watch genuinely nice people interact with each other and build incredible things from nature.

This is like the 4th time I’ve watched this all the way through lol. Everytime I can’t sleep, I put it on TA outdoors, or bushcraft Tools..

how cute the dog

You should start putting a warning sign/message at the beginning of your videos with Dustin, with a title saying "Do not watch it while hungry", or something like that. Another great video guys, as always! Thanks for sharing ❤️

@BUSHCRAFTTOOLS

5 жыл бұрын

That's a great idea!!

@RNDM85

5 жыл бұрын

Getting the meat sweats just watching it huh???

Thank's Mike, I really enjoyed this one.... Amber loved it too! The 'BEHIND THE SCENES' video is up on my channel. Can't wait for the next adventure!

@TAOutdoors

5 жыл бұрын

It was a bloody good laugh mate! Amber was great!

@AngelinaT1972

5 жыл бұрын

This was such an awesome video. Dustin is an amazing cook. He makes it look so good and easy to do. Amber is great. Just love when she's around. Can't wait you guys' next adventure. Thanks Mike for sharing your adventure. Sending greetings and blessings from North Carolina, US.

@Liam.......

5 жыл бұрын

Martin Fowler! Is that you?

@SoldierDemps

5 жыл бұрын

Amazing Stuff man, cant wait to see you guys at it again, should look into making a bushcraft cookbook. Theres something really brilliant about the way you present, cook and prepare your food you are a seriously talented cook aswel as being an immense guide full of knowledge and information. Awesome video, glad you collabed again.

@joelydiabuhia

5 жыл бұрын

Great to hear your voice...it's nice seeing you out and about with Mike. Greetings from Hong Kong. /joel

I think I enjoyed watching the dog whip that stick around as much as the rest of the video! :)

Great. Now i’m starving. Every time Dustin comes out I have to go make some food.

Thank you ! what a time it was and epic meals as always . Dustin is an amazing host , i was told that a good bushcraft host will crack out a stash of either whiskey or chocolate to the delight of the company and Dustin had both ! haha . Cheers boys from Alberta Canada :)

Greetings from Montana! I am Native American here in U.S. in Montana and your structure resembles that of a native American s Sweat Lodge. Also a very good shelter, good job! I am a loyal subscriber and never miss a video.

@TAOutdoors

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks! Glad you liked the video and hi to everyone from Montana!

@BUSHCRAFTTOOLS

5 жыл бұрын

It worked really well, considering the wind!

@realmetis8002

5 жыл бұрын

a sweat lodge if used for ceremonies and a wigwam for a shelter

@SurvivalistChick

5 жыл бұрын

I had the privilege of participating in a sweat lodge ceremony when I was about 14 and living in Illinois. What an amazing experience. Some shapes/structures/functions we humans create are just natural extensions of our imaginations and solutions, aren't they? And in that, we see the manifestation of our humanity transcending time and space, like a long, connecting thread.

@rubenskiii

3 жыл бұрын

In Africa some tribes in the Congo i believe use the very same methods to create their nightshelters when on hunting trips, the structure is so sturdy it can last a while when made proper. Sometimes tribesmen come back to the same place and just have to reapply big leaves for cover, the structure still being sound!

Dustin is a reeealy clever guy , no mistake .

🤔That sounds like a good time to me beers 🍺🍻 with a friend with good food in the woods. You can't get better than that 👍

Dustin, with his real tree camo cap would fit in just fine anywhere around here in the south eastern United States. He looks just like a local good old boy! lol :)

@petepeterson4540

3 жыл бұрын

yah bubba bumped his head driving his four x four he's okay until he hears the words viking warrior then goes bezerk

I started with the idea of bushcraft and going out in the Woods, sleeping there, ... about one year ago, so I bought the equipment I need. I somehow never went out and sleeping outside. Now, I was more interested again and went out do camp, but it started to be to cold for my sleeping bag and I can't afford a better one (I am only 16), but next spring, I really want to spend some more nights in the forest. But until then, I'll watch your videos and learn from them. I am really happy to have you and your videos. Thanks!

@sebastienc6955

2 жыл бұрын

Do you have a sister, or someone else in your family, named Eva Maria ?

He knows what he’s on about with food!

Loved spending camping time with good looking men of the forest and Amber! Nice show and great cooking . Yum!

I think that was a brilliant camp shelter set-up and everything was so neat and neatly left. I found this video to be so homey and comforting to watch and didn't want it to end. Thank you for a wonderful camping experience.

Greetings from the Boy Scouts of Greece! Lovely setup and mouth-watering food! I suppose the shelter could be described as a "Europeanised" wigwam. Also, a stone or mud screen at the base of the heat reflector works wonders against the spread of fire. I understand the "Leave no trace behind" ethic but In my own humble opinion when a structure is safe and 100% biodegradable, just as the frame of your shelter was, it should be left behind. It could prove useful to another camper who has to set up a shelter eg. under adverse weather. Very well done! Cheers!

This is a great action,adventure,educational,cooking,survival and family vid.

My two favs consolidated onto one video 😘🥰

That chocolate banana thing is the best Idea I have ever seen. Thanks!!

@BUSHCRAFTTOOLS

5 жыл бұрын

It works so well!

Watched this in bed at 3 o'clock in the morning. Had to get up to make myself a sandwich.

@user-yd7ii2rj2d

5 жыл бұрын

Always find myself needing something hot and warm to eat while watching an episode, my taste buds are calling out for that feeling of eating after a day of camping, always taste so good!

@denofearthundertheeverlast5138

5 жыл бұрын

I had to get up and make myself a shelter.

@gentelbenn62

4 жыл бұрын

Yes, watching these guys cook does that to me too :)

@eriqjambga6405

4 жыл бұрын

Ok

@ruthl9924

4 жыл бұрын

no

Living in the north east of France we eat raclette often. Usually served with small baked potatoes and a selection of "charcuterie". Cold meats and dried sausage etc. I agree it is pure Heaven but very bad for cholesterol levels. Lol. I will definately try the chicken recipy. Good health and stay safe.

No doubt, that dog is a great camping buddy!

Love to see the campers that sweep the area👏👏👍

@BUSHCRAFTTOOLS

5 жыл бұрын

Leaf no trace. Get it?

Can't think of a better way to spend 3 days. Really enjoyed this one Mike. Dustin's knowledge and appreciation for "bush" cooked food is a treat to watch. Keep up the good "work" gents!

Watched all the way. Thank you for a great afternoon.

You are killing me with that cooking !!!Outstanding !!!

Been watching Mike for a couple of months now and his vids havd been so inspirational to me and my 17 yo son. Not only have we braved the wilderness but I've also started a KZread channel covering my very slow progress lol. So thanks dude for the vids and inspiration 😁😆👍

@retinazer7629

5 жыл бұрын

, ,,,,,cfhcgi

@TAOutdoors

5 жыл бұрын

That's awesome man! Glad the videos have inspired you

Dustin is a 'champion' example of what a professional guide can do to make a woods outing into a lifetime memorable event. Amber is some awesome stick fighter with a hazel stave! I always enjoy your outings with Dustin for bushcraft challenges and for top-class 'guide's' food. I like ripe fresh figs very well. They are more appealing than the 'Fig Newton' cookie bars of my childhood. 'James Bond' in his early adventures, enjoyed Greek Yoghurt and fresh figs for a gourmet breakfast. When I went out with a wool blanket, I also took horse blanket safety pins to keep the footwell of my sleep system together during the night.

@TAOutdoors

5 жыл бұрын

Words can't express the surprise she gives you when she whacks you round the back of the knees with a stick!

@BUSHCRAFTTOOLS

5 жыл бұрын

She whacked me on the back of my head once! That hurt, bigtime!

Amber the Dog is having a good time seeing the silly Human's scratching the ground, dragging sticks and inevitably, marking territory. They even built the coolest ever doghouse. That's probably how the dog sees it.

I like how the dog was in the middle of everything clearly trying to get a game going.

Keith Floyd eat your heart out!! Timestamp - 1:18:17 whiskey kicks in ;) In all seriousness brilliant collab, guys. Best one yet in my opinion. Really looking forward to the coastal adventure!

Congrats on 600K+ subscribers! Totally Awesome! Dustin and Amber are perfect bushcraft mates....especially, since Dustin is quite the chef! WOW, you two ate like kings on this trip. Thanks for sharing this epic 3-dayer...wind & ALL!

@TAOutdoors

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks!

living in Finland it makes me happy you call your drinking vessel a kuksa

No better friend than one little hang out with your camping and especially Make really good food.

The amount of editing and work you put in, can't fault your dedication at all! I hardly watch movies for over an hour without touching my phone, but I don't touch it when watching your videos. Bloody broke my ankle start of September, you are my portal to happiness. Roll on Decembers return to camping!!!

@MissionaryInMexico

5 жыл бұрын

Praying for a speedy recovery for you! Godspeed!

@k9razz

5 жыл бұрын

I broke my ankle this is week 3 just had surgery and just got in my hardcast can't wait to get back in the woods thnx so much great videos hopefully I'll be in the woods in another 2 mos

@wiesawostrowski6532

3 жыл бұрын

A gdzie pies ?

@bariscankaya6754

2 жыл бұрын

@@wiesawostrowski6532 co robi pies

Nice trip and a great movie! Thanks for taking us along. Greeting, Hoffi!

Loved it when Amber, the dog, stepped on a beeee.... 😁

Crazy to think you now have over a million subs on top of Dustin's congratulations toast brother. Love the content

Hallo aus Deutschland, Klasse Video, toller Trip und MEGA Essen. Gruß Thomas

@justusfelix2441

5 жыл бұрын

Ich finde es auch toll!

another great video TA outdoors!

@TAOutdoors

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks Scott

Love a man knows how to cook.

You could see how happy the dog too

Which all videos were this long! I LOVE this type of videos. More more more!

Plz invite Dustin to do a overnight at your camp mike.

🇬🇧 The only campers I've ever seen who have a "starter". Have you got a dessert ?

I finished my awesomely-cooked chicken right when the video finished. Priceless !

GRETTINGS FROM POLAND !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! BEST CHANEL ON YT , AND THE BEST KZreadR !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

@xza5687

5 жыл бұрын

Ja też jestem z Polski xD

@beznazwy6312

5 жыл бұрын

he :) pozdrawiam serdecznie

@xza5687

5 жыл бұрын

też pozdrawiam :)

@Perun9

5 жыл бұрын

Ehhh no kurwa wariaciki dwa.

@xza5687

5 жыл бұрын

xDDD

Your conversation about tea. I live in Georgia US and I travel 80 miles round-trip just to get Yorkshire tea

@TAOutdoors

5 жыл бұрын

Commitment!

@thejudge-kv2jk

5 жыл бұрын

A wise choice! Yorkshire Tea is my regular.

@valhutton

5 жыл бұрын

order it from Amazon, if you're a Prime member it'll be at your door in 2 days

@john8606

3 жыл бұрын

@@valhutton just did, tnx for the tip

This is an affront, and I'm drooling at will.

I love your girl Amber! What a awesome dog.

I would have to say that you fine chaps looked like you had fun out in the wild . I live in the United States & I use to do this kinda stuff like this when I was much younger even in weather that 20 degrees with snow on the ground . Good time

I’m just at first meal and had to creep over and sub to the chef... outstanding job...🇨🇦

@TAOutdoors

5 жыл бұрын

haha Dustin is the man!

@BUSHCRAFTTOOLS

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks for subbing!

@vincecourtnage8295

5 жыл бұрын

TA Outdoors you got more buddies that cook like that?? Don’t be shy 👨‍🍳

@vincecourtnage8295

5 жыл бұрын

BUSHCRAFTTOOLS good job mate. I’m a huge fan of Carlisle195 and you sure have similar style. I can’t wait to blaze through your playlists.🍻🇨🇦

Yorkshire Gold tea! Yes! Discovered it stationed in the U.K. Still order it by mail 40 years later. Love your videos!

I'm super late on this one BUT, he's a man of culture as he brought French Raclette ! (Greetings from France)

That's a good looking dog. Thank you for sharing.

To bad I'm in the US. I'd like to join y'all. Looks like alot of fun. Tbh just the food alone makes me wanna make the trip 🤣🤣

Oh my gosh the walnut bit had me rolling 🤣

That was the dog's nuts boys, spot-on, great food great company, great outdoors.

Mike another top class video. I'm looking forward to bring my son's out wild camping when there old enough. Thank you for teaching us so much. You self and dustin are a great collaboration. Congratulations on getting over 6000 subscriptions . Keep up the good work.

@TAOutdoors

5 жыл бұрын

Many thanks

@StephenMooreOfficial

2 жыл бұрын

Watching this in December of 2021 and Mike has 2.4million subs....

A brilliant episode Mike! I love these longer videos, it's really great to get a more in depth look at how you get on in the woods. Cheers!

You guys are so cool. Love Amber, she is so adorable .

Loved this extended version. Brilliant guys ❤ you've made me want the whiskey and nuts and i dont even like whiskey 😂

This appears to be a variation from the recent shelter made on the Survival Russia channel. Love seeing Amber and Dustin again. What a great outdoor cook Dustin is, so original in his ideas. A grand outdoor chef. He's now in competition with Carlisle 195, which is a high bar to meet. I wonder if Jaxx and Amber would get along. One of the best things about this channel is, regardless of what you know, you bring in others to instruct you, whether it's your dad or Dustin, and that is a great thing because we all learn at the same time.

Hello from Iowa 👋🏻 across the pond and then a little more ha! Truly enjoying your videos immensely!

@TAOutdoors

5 жыл бұрын

Hi Mike, good name - Glad you like the vids!

@mamasgonecreating1967

5 жыл бұрын

Another Iowa subscriber here. We did the banana boats in the Boy Scouts but also added mini marshmallows. Kids loved them. After being a leader for 24 years, I could almost write a book on campfire cooking. I must admit, all the knots I learned and taught, you taught me a new one. Just goes to show, your never to old to learn something new.

When Dustin writes his first "Bushcraft Cookbook" sign me up!

Englishmen, sitting out in the bush, sleeping in a bivy, cooking on an open fire, and discussing the merits of tea. How wonderful! When we we used to go bush our whole day revolved around finding food and cooking and eating. Like as it should be. All the best.

@r1ght_653

3 жыл бұрын

Eating raclette wrongly but that's for another time ;)

A great eating/drinking trip and some camping happened along the way!

I can't wait to watch it tonight.. first I have to finish my work. ^ _ ^

My dog does the same thing, she goes for my coffee and pretty much anything she believes she can eat. Got to love a dog.

Once up in Alaska I'd had enough problems so I took a tote tub with a pull rope on it took a tarp two wool blankets , a big steak and so on . Some beer an axe . Cut some brows , built a small fire . Crooked my steak on a green forked stick . It fell into the hot coals once but still one of the best mosquito flavored steaks I've ever eaten...good video young men , I'm 73 now ...God bless you guys , enjoy life cause it slips by quickly.......

Just laughing out loud, because as a French girl, raclette really isn't stincky ^^ Great video!!!

@etiennecoronel7018

5 жыл бұрын

quoi ? mais la raclette ne se fait pas cmme ca ahah bon on va pas cracher sur les anglais qui ne connaissent pas trop mais quand même elle etait déja tranchée en plus !

I am a loyal subscriber, Never miss a video. Love this type of shelter and camping. Great video, THANK YOU

Dustin got all the skills huh.. And he's cute 😊

Mouth watering breakfast at 1.15 early in the morning but I am going to bed in a bit

You two are seriously amazing! Great vid!

Thanks for all the effort you put into this video. You guys make a great duo and it is such a joy to watch this vid without getting bored at all! Keep on going and congratz with the huge amount of subscribers. Cheers from Holland

@BUSHCRAFTTOOLS

5 жыл бұрын

We had such a laugh. Check out the behind the scenes video on my channel for more laughs...

@svenvanderveen659

5 жыл бұрын

@@BUSHCRAFTTOOLS and so I did ;)

A Beast of a Feast in the East!

Thanks, I'm 54 and still learning. I enjoy watching your video, and then try the knowledge you teach.

YESSSS New TA Outdoors! Love your channel.

😂 😂 😂 Yup, I was out camping in that too. Great video as always. All the best Skye

Really enjoyed your show. That's my kind of camping. My husband and I loved camping when we were young until it got too rough for us old folks. 😄😄😄

man that's what i call camping. you guys know how to do it up proper.

We had a yellow Labrador Setter (looked just like Amba) named Amba Gita. We loved her dearly even though she was the dumbest dog I've ever had. We lived thirty miles out of Austin, Tex . on 10 acres situated about a100 yards from a slow farm road and she managed to get run over by a school bus. Great video!!!! Thumbs up!!! Clark and Virginia

@Jeff-jg7jh

5 жыл бұрын

Aw, she probably loved the kids.

Food cooked over an open fire out in the woods while ur camping always taste great always lol

@BUSHCRAFTTOOLS

5 жыл бұрын

That's so true

Excellent video, not too long as there was so much to "absorb". Thanks much to both of you!!

I really like listening to you two and to Mike's dad on ta fishing.

Awesome vid mate! Always love it when Dustin is on. You guys cook up a storm. Greetings from down under.

First time I went camping with my friend, we ended up just bringing those ready-made meals (just add hot water!). second time we were more prepared and less scared and we actually bought burger patties, brats, (lunch) and steak (dinner). friend forgot the potatoes at his house for dinner so ended up just having steak for dinner. We didn't really know how to set up/start a charcoal fire. Always thought it was easy - didn't help that the wind was howling and it was difficult to get it going. And then it started raining... but the steak was delicious. I'm sure it was the hard labor involved that made me even moreso (sweat is salty, good seasoning? lol jk). We've improved since then but just the memories were so worth it.

@KyrosX27

5 жыл бұрын

btw my dude, what backpack are you using?

@rdixon1111

5 жыл бұрын

Kyros z

@conchayftw

5 жыл бұрын

you can also make chilicaseroles / pasta. spread it in thin layer on baking trays and slowly dehydrate it over night in the oven on as low temprature you can put it on but preferably whit the fan on. and you have some much much higher quality quick lunches for in the between snacks or wen u want some extra warmt, just add some water to rehydrate and put it on the fire!

I like the fact that it was just a woodland clearing, then someone who has passed through the clearing numerous times could come across your bender and find great food, drink, warmth and merriment, then 4 days later, it would just be a woodland clearing again. As if you were never there. There's magic in that.

I love I love that you guys are these Bush craft professionals and stuff living in the wilderness but then you have this little segment about tea is reminds me that you guys are totally British and it's awesome

Really enjoyed this vid. Your mate definitely knows his way around a grill (campfire). Food looked awesome and I'll be trying some of his tactics the next time I'm out.

That was an awesome video, Mike! Absolutely wonderful. Any plans to do another 3-day trip with Dustin, but in the snow? Can’t wait, I’m really enjoying this channel and videos. Keep up the outstanding work, my friend. Cheers from California, USA!

As an American it’s cool to see a vintage made is USA product be so adored by someone such as yourself. Those days are over for USA but back in the day I believe we made the best tools on this planet. Great video!