Out of all the Googans, you are perhaps the one person I'd love to spend a couple days hanging out with hunting, fishing, and camping with just to experience it along side you. I can just relate. Your content is awesome to watch.

@FoolisH409

3 жыл бұрын

Same

@coopaloop9560

3 жыл бұрын

ditto

@kevinrhoades5372

3 жыл бұрын

Agree 100%

@scoutdoors7242

3 жыл бұрын

Same

@samuelskelton9603

3 жыл бұрын

LFG is by far the best Googan!!!

The cooking grate needs to be reconsidered, that was pure comedy

@tommyhuffman8781

3 жыл бұрын

Id add cabling to the corners into a triangle to make it sturdy and not have to worry about balancing

@mattmoxley1669

3 жыл бұрын

@@tommyhuffman8781 True, would help, but size matters. I believe a childrens easy bake oven has a bigger cooking area.

@deanfirnatine7814

3 жыл бұрын

More like tragedy :)

Who else thinks LFG should build a complete wood shelter/cabin down there with hand tool and the trees in the area?

@tyfaichney3165

3 жыл бұрын

Like Dick Proenneke

@paulilysaght7863

3 жыл бұрын

Absolutely

@danielbutcher5836

3 жыл бұрын

Might not have permission if it's a lease.

@Chris-sf7ug

3 жыл бұрын

With a kegerator!

Ol LFG, showing authentic outdoor greatness, with his new knot skills and eating double fire dropped chicken and poppers. SMASH THAT LIKE BUTTON

@Thisismycomment.

3 жыл бұрын

I SMASHED THAT LIKE BUTTON and now my phone is cracked. Thanks a lot🤬🖕

@dave_adamson

3 жыл бұрын

Double fire dropped chicken could be the name of a new spicy chicken sandwich lol

@p_campbell

3 жыл бұрын

He's new at this give the guy a break. Not everyone was a boy scout, rotc, and airborne 😉

Dang. I've never LAUGHED SO HARD ABOUT someone else's misfortune. Lol! Thank you LFG. Try attaching to all 4 points on your cook grate.

@amorton94

3 жыл бұрын

No, just give up on that system all together. There are much easier ways.

@p_campbell

3 жыл бұрын

Iron pans, or green wood rotisserie, is what I use in the backcountry.😉

@Cowboycash1637

3 жыл бұрын

Yes true😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂🔥

@marks101885

3 жыл бұрын

We all saw it coming. 😆

@jamesstein1390

3 жыл бұрын

Flat rock with some oil works great.

Have a blessed day everyone!

@jaidencaldwell2349

3 жыл бұрын

You too

@bobdonaldson2710

3 жыл бұрын

Being in the army for 23 years you did a pretty good job lfg but I got to say eat and Ash ain't too bad for you it'll actually help purify your digestive system so try it

@Lownslow84

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks! You too!

Would absolutely watch a knot-tieing series done by you man. I know others have done them but you are far more entertaining.

I dont understand how this man has yet to hit a million

Justin, The one thing I really like about your videos is that they are real! You do not sugar coat them with redos that cut out the fails. You show the truth!!! Thank you for that and a major reason I honestly like your channel.

I loved this video! You should talk pops into it one weekend, you two are the dynamic duo together!

Let’s go 1 million!!

Nobody deserves 1 million subs more than LFG!!

It's great you're focusing on survival and bushcraft .

Honestly the best outdoor content I’ve seen from any mainstream “outdoors” youtubers. PLEASE keep up the bushcraft content!!!

Great video LFG 👊🏻 I love how your not afraid to show how a great time can turn into a shit show in seconds!!! Glad ya leave in the reality’s of life and the great outdoors and not just edit them out like so many other’s do ! Keep up the great work sir 🍻

LFG arguably makes the highest quality content on YT.

@mikecountry4115

3 жыл бұрын

Agree!

Brother if you're not failing you're not trying! It's all part of the learning cure. Loving this content. Please integrate this into the fishing and hunting.

It's always a great day when I get to watch an L.F.G. Masterpiece. L.F.G. always has the best cinematics you guys are all good but L.F.G. just brings that extra sauce if you will.

LFG def had to be a big Survivorman fan back in the day!

Dude. Ur the real deal. My favorite out of all Googans. Ur calm,organized and down to earth. Stay healthy bro

God made dirt and dirt dont hurt just makes ya stronger is what my pappy always said and I live by that today here in Nebraska

Keep at it never give up. Humility is humbling

The failures are what help you grow. Keep it simple when you can. Once again another great video. I’m impressed with the amount of effort you put into making this video. I couldn’t imagine doing all you did and also videoing it, my hats off to you sir. Keep living life and Roll Tide.

Been watching you for 5-6 years now and your content just keeps getting better. Let's hit that 1 million subs!

Not sure I could name a better genuine outdoorsman... thank God I subscribed 4 years ago. You’ve evolved quite nicely.

I’ve been doing a kayaking trip that’s gets into the 20s and teens. We use hammocks with under quilts. They are super light weight, pack down to almost nothing and keep you extremely warm in the hammock. Take a look at those!

@cleverbuddha1

3 жыл бұрын

yeah a soon as I his set up i knew he was in for a cold night. Underquilt or a self inflating pad at least.

Modern day survivor man. Can we all agree that Survivor Man was a great show?

Nice job! Put a lip on that grill and you’d be good. I liked the swaying over the fire method. Even cook. Liked that you keep it real as always. A fail is a gain. You got this!

Good on you LFG, great video. Please continue this content. 👍🇺🇸

Pro tip haha!! On your truckers hitch run the tag end through you main line loop a second time then pull to tighten the ridge line. This will help where you don't have to pinch to put your half hitch in, it will hold itself and then you can put a locking half hitch in to keep it from slipping. Makes it a little easier so you don't loose tension in your line. Thanks for all your videos!!!

Justin you are my favorite KZreadr please do more bushcraft videos you are awesome

I have been waiting LFG , can’t wait for you to get to 1000,000 Even though I’ve known flair for like 6 years I look up to you and think you are just the best Googan god

Watching this in the living room on my phone, ear buds in...and I freaking GASPED so loud when you lost the chicken that the wife and kids gave me a worried look, hahaha! Great video!

Life is a learning experience. You need three points of support for the hanging grate, two on one end, on the corners and one in the middle on the opposite end. This will keep it level and not as tippy. Also don't use your snares for the support wires. Use some 14 gauge wire, like bailing wire and twist it back on itself. Another option is to use some larger rocks, set in place BEFORE making the fire, to support the grate. Again, attach three wires to the grate, two on the corners and one on the opposite end in the middle. You can use these wires to move the grate to and from the rock supports. Make the wires long enough to have them well away from the flames. Lots of wire around old fence lines. Personally, I would use a shorter handle on the axe. Less unwieldly and in your country, you are not likely to need to cut down trees of any size. Did enjoy the video and got a chuckle of your dinner hitting the ashes.

I really liked this video. Such a calm dude.

Hey we all gotta learn somehow Brother 👊🏼😎!! Digging the Content Sir Rackley 🤙🏼

LFG you are the best I wish I could be there with you just injoy the great outdoors, 👍it's like you said it's a learning experience, how else do we learn from our mistakes, life is good and you are blessed. Let's GO!!! People like and share so LFG can make that 1 million. God bless everyone 🙏and our 2nd amendment.

You did good for your first, thanks for the laugh!!! Keep em coming!!!

I Exploded with laughter with laughter twice during this one. Well done Sir

Lfg you are by far my favorite to watch on KZread!

awesome vid, get some snakeskins for the tarp,and a blackbishops bag! good to go!

Oh my gosh Justin I was dying laughing during that cooking! Great video and good job on your bush crafting

Atleast 3 points of contact on the grate. Learned like you just did. Love these kind of videos!

Love the bushcraft

These are not fails but lessons learned.

Love how you enjoy learning new things

When you were trying to balance that thing, I was thinking there is no way this will work, lol.... Sometimes, the best lessons are learned the hard way. Thanks for taking us with you on this adventure.

LFG, you’re the man...but behind every great man is an even better woman. OSG would not have approved of that rig before the poppers went on there...RIP poppers...as always love the content, God Bless...1M let’s gooooo! This man deserves it!

You survived! It wasn't the worst! Just no mountain lions!!!! Be safe brother!

Awesome!

Love these. Keep them coming!

LFG you should look into doing a collab with Joe Robinette. He could use some fishing tips from you and you could learn some bushcraft from him. Would be an awesome video!

I truly enjoyed watching this and look forward to more.

Glad you're here J!!!

The simplest solution is always the best. Lesson learned hopefully.

What I’ve been waiting for ! Happy to see the next one

Really don’t understand how you don’t have 5 million subs. Always great to see you upload.

LFG bushcraft, nothing better. Love this

Love it

Bushcraft LFG is true ascension!

Loving these bushcraft videos!

Fascinating series. Good stuff, LFG! I had to pause several times to search the various knots and practice.

I'd build a little box out of plywood, and 2x4s to go over the bed of the meat wagon long enough to sleep in, and sit up in, camo paint it, insulate it with foam board, and maybe install one of those mini wood stoves. Now that would be a cool setup.

I was a Scout leader for 19 yours and we did a lot of these things if you support your grill from the 4 corners then up to a ring tied to your cord it will stabilize it and won't flip things off as easy if you can find a flat kinda thin rock makes a good grill after you finish cooking you move it to the side to keep the coffee warm and rub Ivory soap on the bottom of your pot it will make cleaning off the soot off the pot Irish Spring will not work {lesson learned} / Put a larks head knot on your line from the tree to the hammock under your tarp andbefore the hammock it will stop the rain from dripping on you in the rain

Looks like fun

Bless your heart

True grit and integrity to show and keep it real that shit happens and you improvise and push thru

I think you should have 2million subscribers, but I'm glad you didn't compromise who you are just to get more subscribers. You are a great role model for a lot of people. Keep the great videos coming!

Great video,ahhhh the sound of nature.I really need some of that

I don't backpack, but I kayak camp...pretty close to the same thing, needing to be minimal. I bought a Webber grate. Not the big one, but the one designed to go in the bottom of a round grill to hold the coals. It packs well. Then like others have said, use 3 points of contact. You can still use the rope set up, but buy a cheap camping tripod and use the 3 way chain. Saying that, I normally just use rocks :) I love the content, and pumped you're almost at a million. It's long overdue!

Beautiful place to learn and hone skills.......everyone should do that

This was such a peaceful, relaxing video in my opinion

One of my favorite channels.....just keeps getting better!!

Love the camping/bushcraft videos. God bless you all.

Love videos like this!!! Keep it up!!

I really like your bushcraft videos. Great job Rackley just hone in your campfire cooking skills so that hard work pays off!

Absolute favorite KZreadr

Loved this!

Im really looking forward to these bushcraft/survival type videos

Loved this Video!

I'm so excited for the bushcraft series. Good episode

I really enjoyed this video. Very relaxing and satisfying to watch.

gatta love a man who shows his failures

You really get me motivated to the outdoor living

Hey Justin this was the best vlog you ever maid. Keep them coming. I know you love fishing but you belong to Nature.

Lovin the bushcraft stuff hope you keepem coming 🤘

That is such a cool show and adventure!! Thanks for sharing

Next time on your cooking grate you need to have 4 wires coming off the grate to the toggle. Two wires on each side of the toggle. Other then that, great job!

We need more of these videos!

Comically educational, great new content! Much respect always!!

THANK YOU for sharing the testing of your skills while you are learning. It is enjoyable to watch someone as they are learning, as opposed to just watching "masters" I hope you have since figured out how to retrofit to your cooking grate and hanger

You didn’t fail, you just learned how not to do it.

@riverrat1149

3 жыл бұрын

Been there done that.

@jacobwoodswoods3340

3 жыл бұрын

Same

Great first trip.

My husband and I were so excited to see this video! LOVE that you are sharing your whole camping process with us, not just “Oh look at me, I caught a fish” over and over again. Keep up the great work, Justin!!!!

Dude, you just being you and showing failure in what you have learned and still learning is what makes the best content. There’s nothing wrong with failure, laughter and the content you provide. Keep it up brother!

LFG is the realest

👍👍 great video. Can't wait for another

Best channel on youtube love ya LFG

Proud of you buddy! Preparedness and survival practice is never a waste of ones time. God bless from Lubbock Tx

Well done LFG 👏🏼👍🏼