Joe, I’ve been watching your videos since I was 12, I am 20 now. So awesome to see how far you’ve come. The Disney show with you and tripper made me very proud to be a follower of yours. Keep up the great work.

@josephallen19

2 жыл бұрын

wow! thats really cool to hear, and makes me feel old! hahaha. seriously, i appreciate you rocking with me that long🙏

@ethanr8564

2 жыл бұрын

Glad to see there are others like me ❤️

@FreezyAbitKT7A

2 жыл бұрын

@@josephallen19 Timber Hitch for dragging logs./ wrap the log.Make a bight around the running end with the tag, wrap the the bight with the tag 4-6 times. cinch it up.

@jameshall5784

2 жыл бұрын

Use a marlon spike hitch and a good sized branch for a T-handle

@jansz811

2 жыл бұрын

I have been watching for about 4 years and now my 8 year old son loves watching with me. Keep it up!

i posted this video and then left to drive my kiddo somewhere, i just looked and saw how many adds there were, usually i go in and manually delete about half the adds that youtube puts in automatically. i forgot to do this, and have fixed it now. apologies.

@bushcraft_crush2455

2 жыл бұрын

Totally worth watching all the ads! Great video!

@Richans

2 жыл бұрын

Cheers mate!

Quality will improve soon, its still processing. Thanks!

@jgoodz

2 жыл бұрын

'Liked' Before even watching! Much love Joe!

@diplofocus2406

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks for the heads will comeback later, that thumbnail is giving me the OG natural shelter vibes, looking forward to this one.

@cuttercrim1378

2 жыл бұрын

Miss the video’s with Tripper!! Keep up the good content!

@Jesusiskingamen7

2 жыл бұрын

Good one brotha keep it up love to see that ace being used more lol

@josephallen19

2 жыл бұрын

@@cuttercrim1378 hes a trip for sure...the video right before this one has him i it🙂

This beats the Walmart gig, and that was bad ass.

When you were laying down by the fire at night it felt so cozy like we were right there with you. Love these types of videos 🔥🪵

Born and raised in Michigan, Lived in Italy, Austria, Germany, Mexico, Hungary, Yugoslavia (Maribor). The one thing I like the most is wilderness crafting. No matter where we are at in the world, we are not alone. Been watching these videos for years. It is therapy and relaxing. Joe, you do more than you know. Keep taking it forward young man.....Peace and comfort to your family.....Blackcloud....South Carolina...

'Pokies impeding the necessary fitment.' Thats technical bushcraft jargon if I ever heard it!

Long time follower here. It’s been awhile since I’ve watched your videos. Idk why, I guess I just got busy pursuing my own ambitions. But I always whole-heartedly support you, your channel, and your family. You are the ONE that ignited such a fierce love and passion in my life. I owe you a great debt I could never repay. I just want you to know that I will always root for you and I thank you for everything you’ve done for me and the KZread/bushcraft community. You are a hell of a guy. Cheers mate.

@rachelmalleycooke3907

2 жыл бұрын

Cool comment, cool comment 👍

Joe . I know you read these. That's part of your charm. I am 52 , living in NC USA. I have been watching your videos for years now. I use to camp , learned it from my father. Now it's just to rough on my body. Dude you make me want to go out and buy a damn canoo! This is one of the most genuine Joe vids I've seen. Also my 1st time commenting. Keep it up man for those of us who can't. Remember "I'm a Loose Cannon!"

I work in a museum gift shop, and a couple of weeks ago a woman came up to the counter with a Survival skills book for kids. I joked to her, "I should probably buy copy of this, everything I know about 'survival' I picked up from watching a Canadian guy do bushcraft camping on KZread." She said, "Thin guy, really short hair?" and I blinked at her and said "...Joe Robinet?" She laughed and said "Yeah, I watch him, too!" So you have at least two devoted fans in the Pittsburgh, PA area! 🤣 And thanks for another fun vicarious adventure.

I love and miss your multi night minimum gear survival bush craft videos

@MyBeastStyle

2 жыл бұрын

So do I, that`s how I found him in the first place.

When all else fails, I turn on your videos to help me get to sleep. Your videos take the mind off other things. Good job.

So decades from now random bushcrafters will explore northern Ontario and be blessed with a shelter crafted by Joe. Like winning the woodsman lottery!

I too suffer from being short, I just remember what my mum used to tell me, "all good things come in little packages", great vid Joe, looking forward to seeing you build another great shelter, keep up the great work, best wishes.

@teriallen8149

2 жыл бұрын

I'm undertall at 4'-11"

This is the classic Joe, solo winter bushcraft camp content that I live for. Thanks Joe! Awesome job!

I just happened upon your videos a few days back. I love them. So interesting to watch you problem solve your way through the process. You crack me up! You can just chat up a conversation with us as if we are working there along side of you. I can't wait to check out your other videos! Keep them coming!

Wow I’ve been watching your channel since I was 9 and I’m turning 15 now. It’s crazy to see how long I’ve been sticking around.

Every time I see 2 perfect trees like this in your videos It's like Nature wants you to live here .

Been watching you for quite some time, along with a few other folks . Your videos are so much better in my opinion. You seem to be the only one with a voice. Someone watching to learn, will know why you do things the way you do,and if you do something that doesn't work,you'll explain why. Hope you can continue to enjoy the outdoors for a very long time.

I am so happy to see you get back to basics with this video. I started watching your videos when Scout was still with you and it seems like you had gotten off track with the survival type of videos. Thank you for going back to the basics with this video.

Heck yeah a late afternoon Joe Robinet session in The Great outdoors, hell ya gonna be a good night. Love your content buddy!

I am 33 and had completely forgot about dark wing duck. The second you sang that it was just a blast from the past haha. Great vids man

Joe coming in clutch with the video when I’m bored as shit 🤙🏻

Always take your dog even if he gets annoying , we enjoy him giving you more work to do 😎

Loved this one! I saw Emerald’s doll sitting on the shelter and chuckled. I love making forts now thanks to you. Can’t wait to build them with my grandkids this year.

I try to keep up with your posts don't know how I missed this one so here I am 2 years late 😂..Angie in Scotland

I am so proud of you Joe

Me and my dad love watching your videos together

We need to send Joe to Maui!! The last time I was there, they had this long long beach connecting two of the main island sections and all the people were camping right on the beach alongside the road. Id like to see Joe flex his "beachcraft" skills

Joe it’s me Corbin i’m happy to come across your channel

Two on the inside one on the outside . Thanks Joe 10/10👍🎯🇨🇦👏

One of the first thing's I ever smoked was a duck, changed my freaking life. I've never had a juicer and tastier bird.

I really like this shelter, seems like the perfect size to balance effort and space to heat. Looks very cozy!

You inspired me to get a Dog. I was 100% against them then I saw how you and your dog is and slowly realized I haven't given it a fair chance. Now I have an Australian shepherd and will never go back. Thank You! Keep up the inspiring work.

Excellent video Joe, I enjoy the way you mix them up, shelter, forts, canoeing and camping, winter,spring,summer,fall, and doing it all while caring for your young family! Just wanted to say THANKS for all the cool skills you’ve taught me!👍👍👏👏👏👏👏🌲🌲🌲🔥🏕

Yes! Been waiting for this. I have a small circle of KZreadr’s who I strictly follow. Fowler’s Makery and Mischief, The Wooded Beadsman, Modern self-Reliance, Steve Wallis, Oven’s Rocky Mountain bushcraft. But you’re the absolute OG in this nature! My #1 question is why haven’t you collaborated with any of them?

@josephallen19

2 жыл бұрын

most are pretty far away from me. Steve and i have plans, the past couple years put a damper on that....hoping soon, thanks!

@jessebuckley9157

2 жыл бұрын

@@josephallen19 Sick dude thank you so much for responding. I remember when you ate that squirrel like over a decade ago in your premature videos 😂 Super happy to have watched you grow and prosper from the beginning. I don’t own cable television and completely rely on you guys for viewers entertainment. Looking forward to future features! Your stealth camp blew up!

@codyhubbeling

2 жыл бұрын

Wasn't the million follower video done at modern self reliance's old cabin?

@heruhcanedean

2 жыл бұрын

@@jessebuckley9157 Stealth camp? I hope you don't mean the Wal-Mart one. He camped in a bowling alley parking lot during that video. The hotel he slept in was in his thumbnail.... Edit : I used to look up to him. How does a "survival expert" lose his fire making tool in day 1 of a surviving show? Since then he's just showed off his "Hollywood" editing skills.

@pianozebra7420

2 жыл бұрын

@@heruhcanedean shit happens man, ain't nobody perfect and even an expert can mess up

Guys on other channels mention you quite a bit. Joe you are a legend. I love your videos, very inspirational.

Hey Joe! For roping up logs to drag them, check out the timber hitch. It's super easy (barely even a knot), releases easily, and is perfect for the purpose.

@kenbozenhardt163

2 жыл бұрын

I have to support Ryan's statement.....as a now 59 year old Eagle Scout....never had a timber hitch fail. Easiest knot to tie....easiest knot to untie. Perect know for both temporary and permanent purposes! Keep up the videos.....I enjoy viewing them from my Wyoming home!!!

@ericlee5201

2 жыл бұрын

As a Scoutmaster and father of 2 Eagle Scouts, I cringe at the "lashings". Joe, I love you buddy, been watching you from the beginning, but when I'm on vacation this summer in the Soo, can we go over proper lashings? A good SQUARE lashing for keeping that ridge pole in place will serve you well! Keep up the great videos bud!

Joe at it's very best, yeah! :)

Man I love watching you. I learn more from you than school

Pls don’t say you’d ever want to be anyone other than yourself - you’re talented and adventurous with a great personality. Thank you so much for entertaining us through all your hard work.

You are truly a master craftsman. I remember watching your early videos and this video epitomizes your love for what you do. Keep making videos and we will keep watching. The sky is the limit for old Joe. 👍👍

Now this is a lovely site to spend time out at. How everything is so beautifully quiet & so nice. Now that's a cool bed & yep I would not hesitate to lay down on ya wool blanket & the random sheet cos your making me tired just watching you, great bed & fire maker Joe Robinet stay safe

Joe, being big or tall does not make the man...being resourceful, caring, and knowing who you are makes a man....you are all that plus more. Consider yourself lucky and blessed.

Good video, thanks for sharing. I like these idea builds. Keep it up. You and Chris need to get the gang together again and build a small natural shelter village, and hang out for a week next to a lake so you can fish.

Call it the NSP. Natural shelter paradise !!

That moment where Joe barely escaped a head injury. 😯 Be careful Joe. Love your content.

That shelter has a lot of potential. Have to lash the roof down though , finish the sides and you’ll be good. Can even turn it into a super shelter with a Mylar blanket and sheet of plastic in front if you needed too. Thanks for sharing Joe!

Just want to say, Corporal’s Corner sent me! Been following him for a couple years and I’ve now subscribed to your channel!

Thank you Joe for the simple way and the wise words to be kind...

I cannot believe you just broke out the elprasador on that tree😂😂😂 I hope I’m not the only one that knows about that! That’s as old school as it gets! Love you and the videos man!❤️

This was great, love seeing you out and building something, love the way the shelter came out, and I'm so glad your doing well, be safe and have fun

Please, please,please go back to the fort! It's my all-time favorite place you've ever done. This place is great too, but I still love the fort! It was the first major build I saw and I loved all of it. You are so funny and you always explain what you're doing. Keep it coming!!! (Malvern, Arkansas).

Love the Lester River Wool Parka. You’ve given me some great outfitter suggestions over the years.

Hey Joe! You should do a live stream sometime so we can ask questions and learn a little more about you.

“Be nice or do something nice for someone today” my favourite part of the video buddy!👊 Supper looked great too, but we gotta get that skin crispy and fat rendered👌🦆

Great to see you out building a natural shelter! Seems like you're feeling better as well, which is also great news. I'm looking forward to you adding to this and seeing the progress of this natural shelter build. Thanks for yet anouther great video!

Cool shelter as always! I liked the message at the end regarding doing something nice for someone. You reach so many people that is truly a gift to give those thoughts. Looking forward to what you do next!

Joe, you really put in some work,& made a very comfortable shelter. Thanks for taking us along. It was very informative,entertaining,& educational . Can’t wait to see your improvements next time.Stay safe, healthy,& blessed.💯❤️👍🏾😀🙋🏽‍♀️✝️🙏🏾🇺🇸

Joe Thank-you for teaching us all the survival do's and don'ts. AND the big hairy ones enjoy watching you...your more then entertainment for then....lol

My OCD really appreciate the uniformity of that shelter. Nice right angles over there bud 👍❤️🤯

Always good to hear from you, Joe.

This is awesome. Probably one of my favorite Joe videos. Good health and happiness to you and yours!

that's a great shelter Joe. Ive been watching your content over that last couple of years and you have managed to get my son interested in back country camping. this year will be our first exertion with him turning 10yrs old. cheers

nice camp the long log fire was good the night fires are the best thanks for that share✌️

Just EPIC!! Thanks for sharing your time in the outdoors!! Some of us LIVE for it!

Looks good Joe. You have inspired me so much. For Christmas I asked for a knife and axe so I can start preparing my own kindling for the fire pit and fireplace. You are so awesome!

Enjoyable, thank you for your time and sharing your knowledge

Great video thank you so much joe for all that you do. I really enjoyed watching it keep it coming.

Benefit of being a university student? Sometimes you get to watch hours of Robinet on a friday morning while other people have to work. The downside is that i have to catch up on studying later :) Thanks Joe! Looking forward to the rest of your videos this year.

I always look forward to enjoying one of your new up loads. Thanks for sharing!!!

Thank you once again for another engaging video. Enjoy all of your adventures, and they inspire me to get out and paint more wilderness.

Watched this during school today when we weren’t doing any work. It was much needed, reminds me of a classic Joe video. 👍🏻

I would love to see a 3 or 4 day video in this shelter. Build end walls. Fill in roof. Great video

This was a good one. Thanks for putting this out, Joe. Loved it!

That was awesome, like the old days. Thanks for all your hard work on this video.

joe I love watching you, always be safe and keep doing what you are doing

I LIKE this video for showing a practical way to benefit from a reasonable amount of equipment and local shelter materials. I wish you had tried the 'hot water bottle' hack to keep some part of you more comfortable.

That long fire is awesome. Loved this particular video!

Catch the last 30 tomorrow, good stuff, thanks Joe.

Just wanted to say that I loved Darkwing Duck! What a blast from the past lol

Psalm 40 Joe, I read it just before watching this awesome adventure, a classic Joe video, thanks bro and the duck was a great symbol of not being offended by others, just let it go like water off a ducks back. Peace to you and your family!

thank you for your work on the filming. I am 4'10" so remember good things come in small packages.

Thank Joe appreciate the work to make great content!! Been waiting for the notification that you made a video!

man i love this shelter design! something that you can make with just some cordage and some wood! very cool!

Love the new vid! Thanks for keeping on

Always excited to see a new shelter build from Joe!

Been watching you since Alone! Love you man. Really appreciate you and your drive and enthusiasm in life. It has been inspiring to me and my own personal struggles! - Josh from Oregon

Well this is an awesome fort, Looks very comfy loved the long fire very nice. and that chunk of duck looked so tasty . loved the video a always Joe

That looked like fun one. Cold, probably, but fun. Set up a self feeder log roller thingy. I lived with a wood burner stove and would set my alarm every hour 45 minutes to stoke my fire. Great Video!⭐ ✌💛🤘

I live vicariously thru you man.

Joe, this was like Deja Vu all over again. HA! It was so much like old times. I loved this video. I've been watching you from the start and this was like going home. I really liked the tripods in the back and no waste of space. I'm so looking forward to seeing what you do with "The Fort." Give the family a hug. Respect from Florida! 🌴

Theses are my favorite videos that you do, I miss the big Shelter you built and had to tear down when you moved!

Finally a new video. I love your winter camping videos sir. I've been watching from Suriname 🇸🇷 and enjoying your vids. Keep up the good work 💙🔥

How I love this!! Thanks Joe!!

Thanks Joe. This was a nice escape.

This is excellent! Love the use of stuff that will degrade naturally. Here in Australia, deadfall is all that is really used. We don’t have too much to worry about with cold thankfully.

Amazing like always. Watching your videos bring joy to my life! Please keep it up. Stay safe 🙏 ❤️

Great camp Joe... it will only get better! I like this style. Thanks for sharing.

Joe, thank you for taking us along on your adventures. I’ve been following you for about two years and I’m so hooked!!