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@dispassionateobserver

6 жыл бұрын

Love your channel Corporal. Another great video.

@colewebb4643

6 жыл бұрын

Corporals Corner just wanted to say hi Corporal Kelly hope you and you'r family are doing good 👍👍👍 now about that car camping I don't mind it or doing it my self like over landing and camping people Bing what they may need some part's some tool's etc. along with food etc. but to haul a tv and other shit now that I mind they miss the ideal behind camping getting away from it alla lot of good it did when you took it all with you had people conplain my phone don't work out here I told them good now you will have some peace and quiet you'r not going to be annoyed by people and family say I want this that and the other or you boss calling you in the middle of you'r vacation I need you to come in to work ha ha ha 😆 well have a good day Corporal Kelly (SAUTE TO YOU TO) C😎😎L

@colewebb4643

6 жыл бұрын

Corporals Corner hey Corporal Kelly here's one of my camping trick's food either the night before or in the morning before I leave to go camping tomatoes etc. slice or chop up or other veg. to bell peppers etc fruit to put in zip lock or other sealed container them there ready to use when you need them camping less work and mess for lunch or dinner at camp spot can get other things ready to that you only have to heat up or use C😎😎L

@recall5811

6 жыл бұрын

#soon

@JJCordray

6 жыл бұрын

Hi Corporal, I subbed to this channel. Good stuff! I also learned a little twist o the taut line hitch the other day. You can finish it with a quick release rather than pulling all the line through. Just pull a loop through and tighten it up. It doesn't weaken the knot but makes untying it much faster if it has been under load. What do you think?

First time watching someone tie knots in a video where I was actually able to follow along relatively easily. That taught line hitch is so simple and awesome! Thank you

@lyndavonkanel8603

2 жыл бұрын

I like that one, too. It seems easier to remember than a trucker's hitch.

You're a great teacher, with a very clear and direct manner of speaking. Thank you.

@maddox8465

4 жыл бұрын

Afterall the military does have it's side effects.

@mysilentprayersalways1913

3 жыл бұрын

@@maddox8465. I know look at my family. 🤔

@DisgruntledMarineTheGrunt

2 жыл бұрын

E4 Mafia 4Life my guy🤣

damn opening shot looked the size of a circus tent, nearly fell off my chair when you were kneeling in it. lol.

@nicholascassadine1294

2 жыл бұрын

Same 😂😂😂

@plecman

2 ай бұрын

😂😂😂 he's actually a giant!

Just watched (2021). Your tips are wonderful! I showed this to my cub scouts because your knots were so well demonstrated! Thank you so much. Please keep making these videos.

Americans are truly blessed to have retreats in the wild to pitch a tent and "commune" with nature. After five + years in the Philippines, I can tell you that the Walmart YURT would be Shangri-la for many of the poor here in the Phils. Our freedoms in The USA came at a great price and all persons should be mindful of this. Cpl Kelly, yet another superior video, thank you.

@oldtimerlee8820

6 жыл бұрын

Wish I could give you 2 thumbs up for your reply. Agree on all points. Thank you.

@breakfastbreak4799

6 жыл бұрын

Man I wish the Philippines became a US state

@blackblog

5 жыл бұрын

That Yurt would last 2 months in the sun and wind if you tried to live in full time.

@josephbutler5187

5 жыл бұрын

How can you fail the yurt ? You didn't use it or sleep in it. I call bullshit

@aussiedonaldduck2854

5 жыл бұрын

I live in Australia with the same benefits. 25 million people in a continent the size of the continental USA. Plenty of room for camping - we are lucky.

Served 20 year’s working with kids taking them camping. One of the finest ever camping trips was when it rained. I’ll never forget it. Thanks for all your efforts teaching people.

@stevenprofit83

2 жыл бұрын

Guessing you got caught then 👀🤣

Mid 70's in the yurt is perfect to me. But then again I live in Hawaii without a/c. It held up well to that rain showers winds.

@DisgruntledMarineTheGrunt

2 жыл бұрын

They make a few that are fantastic for all 4 seasons, but they're pricey, some even come with a Portable Wood stove

9:20 and here we see the Marine in his natural habitat. Watch as he emerges from his cacoon... Majestic.

@ilovehorses5714

3 жыл бұрын

Hahahaha!!! That made me snort laugh a little! Cute! 😂😉

@heathenwolf4997

3 жыл бұрын

Lol!!!

I really like the way your group left no sign of your presence....to me That is Outstanding...

@recall5811

6 жыл бұрын

But there were signs of other people, cigarette butts and broken bottles ......that I picked up btw. Thanks for watching

@anjhindul

4 жыл бұрын

@@recall5811 It is nice to know others practice cleaning up after the rodents.... "Pack it in, pack it out" somehow my pack is always heavier on the out...

@markgolvani8469

3 жыл бұрын

Jesse: Dude you got a tattoo. Chester: So do you dude! Chester: So then what does mine say? Jesse: Sweet! What does mine say? Chester: Dude! What does mine say?

@kimlightfoot

3 жыл бұрын

@@recall5811 As a smoker. I never understood, how people could be so callous with their butts. I bring ashtrays with me everywhere. And butts burn up in camfires just fine lol. So YOu would not have to pick up debris from One like me. Even before smoking went out of fashion. I was the considerate smoker, that didn't smoke around other people that didn't smoke, and didn't smoke in their homes, even if permission was granted. It just felt wrong to me. But, hey, Smoking was a common deal fifty years ago. And it is a simple thing to be considerate, of other folks.

@mysilentprayersalways1913

3 жыл бұрын

@RadespotosR. Some people were born in the basement and never brought up.

I love the marriage of the two. I prefer minimalist also, but always great to know how to integrate ideas and utilize what you have.

For some reason i find your content that you deliver with great professionalism very inspiring. Just wanted to say thanks for that!

Just found this channel. I'm an avid outdoors fan and I like your videos for a few reasons. I suck at knots, for one. You make good use of a minimal amount of tools. And finally, when I'm stuck indoors, I can escape for a bit putting one of your videos on...you do a good job editing your videos to make me feel like I'm there breathing that clean fresh air without making it all into an excessive lecture and "how to". You are brief and straight to the point. Great stuff!

Glad you touched on microclimates being a crucial part of picking a spot. Another great video.

Great video. I bought that yurt and took it for a 8 day trip in south Ms this past March. Mine wasn't set up right enough the first rain storm and we got wet ....2 days later I'd reset stakes and tightened it up ALOT and no rain. The biggest grip I have is the door poles on mine are a tad large so I need to cut 1/2 inch off each side to make it fit right. I also replaced.the wire weenie stakes with 20p nails with a washer on the end.

Explanations as to why and clear demonstrations! Excellent! I car camp, sometimes with as many as 15,000 friends I haven’t met yet, some who pack real yurts with wooden doors. The concept of this video is incredibly helpful with basic knots, tieing a information and camp craft.

I was raised bushcraft (we called it 'camping') camping...but every time I watch/re-watch your videos I learn or remember something. Great video, thanks

your videos are educational, interesting and you seem to enjoy making them. THANK YOU again.

Thanks for your family friendly videos. My little girl walked up while I was watching this and I did not have to worry about it. Instead it turned into an educational moment as I talked with her about the birds nest you made.

@mindyvaughn8217

5 жыл бұрын

JourneyofBear A good father would not be watching anything that his child could not walk up on and watch also.

@jgalt99

5 жыл бұрын

@@mindyvaughn8217 He means not using profanity or off-color humor. You could be watching a video about how to repair your car and the person is dropping f-bombs all over the place, for instance.

@frikkiesmit327

4 жыл бұрын

@@jgalt99 well the corp is disciplined. So i cant see him swearing at least not on camera

@gristlevonraben

4 жыл бұрын

@@jgalt99 yep, i learned to cuss while watching my grandpa fix a tractor.

@dverygrateful1

4 жыл бұрын

What sites are you visiting! I've never had a problem with language. Must be your choices.

I know I'm about two years late to the party, but I have to admire your video skills as well as your survival skills. I love camping, however I'm past my prime to be doing it like you do, still, there is much I can learn from you to make my camping style even better. I tent camp, but I do it in state parks and sometimes private campgrounds, thanks for taking the time to make this, and a big thanks for your service, take care.

I realize this is an older video, but the hitch knots alone make it worth rewatching over and over. Great work as always!

"I can go ahead and retreat back to my hammock." Love this guy, and video quality is consistently getting better with time. Keep it going.

When I didn't see a top vent on that yurt I thought "sweat lodge". I've never slept is a tent where I didn't have every vent open.

I loved, Loved, LOVED this video. Learned so much! I especially loved that the trip did NOT go off exactly as planned. Some of the best, most memorable moments are created when the Plan A changes. Extra special when a USMC Marine is along with an excellent, well prepared for Plan B. What's not to love? Um, nothing 🙂

very well done sir..really good skills video..looking forward to the next yurt video..safe journeys

Thanks again for your video content. Especially, I commend you for not using click bait and hyped up titles. It's honest and useful footage, and I can see your getting better at the quality. Good job.

@GeorgiaRidgerunner

6 жыл бұрын

Dwight Stewart thing is the corporal is right those stakes are cheap and they do bend ...secondly why are you bitching he showed you useful piece of knowledge ... I've had to make tent stakes before... It can be done and it's not hard not is it easy...and certainly it's not something you would do unless you absolutely had to do it...

I will be using mine in Alaska this summer for about 4 months. Will use an old Army parachute canopy for a liner, (insulates and keeps it dark.)

I got this tent at a discount freight store for like 60 I think. Wife and I use it every year, the window poles are a bit long at first but the tent eventually stretched so they fit better now. Took us a couple tries to get it right but if u pull the base out and stake it then center pole up and window poles then stretch the top tight and your good to go!

Dude, sweet! Love it! $100 and 22 pounds, decent for car camping and a family. I also love the water bottle trick, never seen that before.

Great stuff as always. You have the most clear explanations and demonstration of knots on KZread.

I love your channel. I always learn something, and you're always re-teaching the basics.

Lol, wow amazing video as always. I only laugh because I literally just bought the Walmart eight-man Instant tent to do the same exact video! Lol, serves me right for being a couple days behind on the videos. Nice job nonetheless!

I 'like' the videos right at the start every time because i know I'm always going to learn something useful in one way or another.

@southernberean8166

3 жыл бұрын

That’s the best comment on here

the water bottle in the eno pocket = bug net 'jaw drop' moment. pure genius

@Swiat34

5 жыл бұрын

It gets hot and stuffy fast like that, though. I use the ENO Junglenest that has a built in zippered bug net and THAT can get stuffy as well. If I wake up hot, I open the zipper and vent for a bit until the first mosquito finds me.

@survivortechharold6575

5 жыл бұрын

doesn't it get condensation from your breath. maybe not in the desert?

Thank you Corporal for a very educational video. Learning these knots & camping tricks at 65 & Luv’n every minute. Thank you for your service.

Just want to say sir that I really enjoy your videos...You are definitely one of my favorites to watch...I enjoy your style of teaching and the wisdom you bring to your watchers.

"I was like dude" he was like, "sweet." Too funny

@Grandpadew

5 жыл бұрын

@Tumbleweed Hopefully one day you will achieve Old Fart status and the young dudes and dudetts will be calling you??????

@josh47807

5 жыл бұрын

Dude where's my car

@just_cody3569

5 жыл бұрын

I had to check and see if someone beat me to it 😂

@noneya6334

5 жыл бұрын

@Tumbleweed , when you get older your gonna be saying Awesome and Amazing.. which isnt funny

@jackhawthorn4799

5 жыл бұрын

Definitely a Dude Where's My Car reference.

Living at it's best, great spot, great video, keep them coming

Enjoyed the video. This is the first one of yours I've seen. As an old former Boy Scout (as in the early '60s) we did a good bit of camping and we had one rule that was stressed and enforced on each of our trips. Leave your campsite better than you found it. If you pack it in, you pack it out. And if you find something left behind by others (trash) pack it out, too. I'm pretty certain that you do this, too. Other things. Campfire safety. If you cook in the morning - NO wood added to the fire once you are done cooking. If you do not need the fire for cooking, there is no need to add wood to the fire. And before you leave be sure the fire is OUT. Once you think the fire is out, put your hand on every inch covered by the fire. If any spot is too hot to touch, the fire is not out. Put it out.

@charlestonbrown148

2 жыл бұрын

Good scout safety! Be Prepared

@GhostDrummer

2 жыл бұрын

Yep, in the mid 80’s we camped once a month with the troop I was in. Our leader was a forestry ranger, so we got to go camp at some really cool locations in the NorCal redwoods and mountains. Twice a year we would do survival training. I’d love to have that experience again, but my body is too broken anymore. That’s why I love these videos so much. They allow me to enjoy the outdoors through these channels.

@outdoorsforachange

Жыл бұрын

You just saved me time from joining the cub scouts. I was having a bear of a time finding a uniform that fits 3XL. 😉

@homework3980

Жыл бұрын

If you check every inch of the fire with the soft part of your hand ( beings you have to touch it with the soft sensitive parts to tell), well you are setting yourself up for an issue. Remember his videos are focused on survival. Not on multi people camping.

@homework3980

Жыл бұрын

Is nothing registering in comments?

I absolutely love your channel you do true real life no bs videos. Wish you did a survival class in south Florida my wife and I would be there in a heart beat! Thank you for the helpful tips in your videos!

love your video's and your knot making also it's nice to see how to start a fire without a match or a lighter . keep it coming Corporal.

Try learning the alpine butterfly or the bowline on a bight as a replacement for the truckers hitch. I do tree work for a living and both of those hitches are far less likely to over tighten on you. Especially with those smaller lines. Ex army here that loved the video. Keep it up brother

@johntaylor9320

4 жыл бұрын

How about prusiks and carabiners? Just a shortcut to thinking.oh yeah SAPPERS LEAD THE WAY EVERY DAY

@anjhindul

4 жыл бұрын

with small lines I always have the butterfly over tighten. I have always called it just a bowline (full name is to long) also, I can't see how or why you would use that not in this case, Joshua. I personally much prefer the truckers hitch for THIS job.... Also, Semper Fortis, ex Navy here, always making messes for you grunts :) Uncle is retired Army special forces

@kkhackett

4 жыл бұрын

Butterfly knot is always best. If it overtightens on you. You’re tying it wrong.

Very interesting! I'm a self sufficient person who is always learning. Cool show. TY

Another great video, usually when I see one that is 30+ mins I skip them. However you kept it entertaining as well as informative and made it fun to watch. thanks again

Just found your Videos and I love them. Thank you for making them so clear and understandable for everyone! outstanding work!

@outdoorslifesurvivecraft5078

4 жыл бұрын

I'm a little critical of these channels. But he is definitely in my top 5 liked and respected. There's channels I like and others I respect, but not many get both like he does.

Thanks for the two knots. I had learned the taught line as an old school Girl Scout in the late 1960’s ( As I recall USAF SAR Team members taught us ) the refresher was great. The Truckers hutch was totally new to me . Thanks again from an old Air Force Brat and Retired HM1.

Thanks for the knot lesson. I hate those plastic tensioners also. I know the tautline hitch and marlin spike, but I'm going to play with the truckers hitch this weekend. You can never know too many knots!

The intro in to this video was awesome. Thank you for making this video.

I’mthoroughly impressed with your outdoor skills !

Thank you for that did not know Walmart sold a tent like that.

@tmce1c24

3 жыл бұрын

Look online Walmart and you can order much mor than what is offered in store. Have it shipped to store for free or to home at a fee.

I soo enjoy the hitches, knots and using the knife... I love it all!! So thorough in all your explanations and close up shots... Being visually impaired I miss some things. Glad I found your channel. Thanks so much! Excellent!

@recall5811

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching please share my channel with others

Nothing like a good traffic backup in the middle of nowhere. Loved the video.

Awesome tip using the water bottle and great video.

Great video! This channel is a treasure trove of skills training.

You do such an excellent job when you demonstrate a skill, especially knots. Thanks. And thanks for your service to our country.

That creek looked so serene. I taught my kids, while growing up, to love the outdoors. Now they are older, they really don’t care about going out and exploring and camping. I still do but don’t get to as often as I’d like

Appreciate the longer videos- thanks Cpl! 👍👍👌

Another great one, Corp. I would be very interested to know if, when you struck camp, did that yurt kept the rain out or did it leak like a sieve? Thank you for your service and your time invested in these informative videos!

Great teaching of knots you make it so simple to learn, and show knots that are the most useful and how to use them. Thank you

I've been watching a lot of your videos and I wish we did more bushcraft skills when I was in the Corps. We mostly just huddled together in the rain in an open field and slept in about an inch of water because we couldn't move off line, importantness of uniformity and all.

My favorite part is your buddy adding Old Bay seasoning to the kabobs. He knows what's up.

@robinday2137

4 жыл бұрын

Levi Crane: Old Bay and Tony Cechere. Two of the best seasonings on the planet.

Thanks you for putting the effort into what you do, the quality of your material is exceptional!

It might seem like a small thing, but I have watched a couple of your vids now and one thing you always say I have heard very few times by others. Every time you are tying knots you "dress" the knot. Like I said it might seem like a small thing to some but when Dressing the knot, this keeps the rope from slipping when every loop and tie is in line and uniform. Very nice to finally hear someone doing this.

Cpl Kelly thank you for the informative family camping video and the survival tips, very enlightening, Salute to you Cpl Kelly!

The music playing during the section where you are by the cottonwood tree takes me back to the 80s... Like something from the Miami Vice Soundtrack. :-) Diggin it.

If only I spent my youth as a younger lady (I’m 30 now 😂) finding men that could show me the ropes literally and figuratively

@justincowley84

3 жыл бұрын

30 huh... can't teach a dog that old new tricks....🤣 your never too old to learn new things!👍

@louiewatson9389

2 жыл бұрын

30 isn't old

@marcusjoline7666

Жыл бұрын

30 is not to late and you don't need no man.

@ahilbilyredneksopinion

Жыл бұрын

30....hun yer still a spring chick, don't count yerself old till ya can't git out there and camp fer fun witha smile.....

@lorihutton9535

Жыл бұрын

30. Person, get out and live. Watch a few you tube videos. Google. Purchase things as you need them or you'll end up w everything you dont need. Enjoy! I live between my camper and a old hunting cabin ( very small) I'm remodeling. Actually just starting on it but ive stayed with no insulation. No fun!!! Please, I'd love to hear you just spent a weekend in a park,woods or any spot you wish. Enjoy good person, Enjoy! Edit: BTW, I love you'd user name. Get out doors, please!

I come from a part of the world where respect for nature is not as common anymore, so I pay you respect for the devotion to great values sir as well as your respectful approach. When my son watched your list of 5 must do's for constant practical skills improvement and your balanced attitude towards nature, I could see how much he loved it, and in a way different from how his loving father would show him. I salute you. Subscribed and Bell rung.

So glad there are people like you who have those great skills 🏜

Nice work! Always enjoy every your video, keep it up!

@malcolmsmith2891

6 жыл бұрын

Guy tensioners are set up wrong.

We got hit pretty hard last night by that ol monsoon! looks like yall had a good time though.

Outstanding! The editing and roll of the stream brought me there with you men. I left the city here behind. I'm so glad that people like you are with us.

@PremonitionGamingVid

3 жыл бұрын

Look up Steve Wallace.

Actually bought and used this tent this summer. I was able to put it up and take it down by myself and am a few years older than you guys. Used during Pennsic War during a very hot year. The tent did get very hot in the daytime but cooled down nicely in the evening/ night. The large windows let lots of air flow help to cool it, and we did not have any shade. Had some massive storms, held up nicely without leaks. Lots of room inside. The table in the middle was great for glasses, flashlight, cell phone. Hoping it still is good next summer!

Nice setup and camp. Good looking food.

Thanks for the education brother. Take care and God bless!

Yes, this is my personal favorite so far - - Total Badassery- - Keep killing it Sir

I hope that Walmart makes and ships a few hundred thousand of the Yurts to people around the world that really need them after disasters. I love the look and spaciousness of them. I am just an old country woman, but love watching your videos. Used to take my son camping. It is such a good way to teach the children about so many things...life lessons! ☮️❤️☀️🌈😇😇

lol loved the traffic footage! subbed!

I love watching your videos but I'm handicap so car camping is all I can do but I really love watching your videos and practicing the skills the best that I can

@sharonlaughingwater7809

5 жыл бұрын

Well I know I do as best as I can cause that is what we do. we all have our handicaps a handicap is what holds us down !!!! Pretty cool video like that music too fits perfect for the camping mood.....

@blackphoenix2753

5 жыл бұрын

I to am limited to a wheel chair. We have the yurt tent. I was able to wheel my chair inside with no problem. Had a great time camping in the Black Hills South Dakota

Thank you for sharing your skill knowledge, much appreciated.

Love that Yurt!! Great job Shawn!!

that Yurt might be an interesting base camp for hunting...

@austingoleman9431

3 жыл бұрын

Fixing to buy one for deer camp this year have to hunt 100 miles from the house don’t want to drive boy and me going to ruff it for 2 weeks

No wonder it got too hot in that tent.... The whole jest of chosing a yurt is in it being made of thick cotton material that will actually keep a cooler climate during both day and night. The Walmart thingie being nylon....makes it "just a yurt shaped tent", which is prone to making the tent camper a hammock camper against his will in hot weather ;) But I´m yapping....^^ Thanks for the vid, corporal :) Main mission directive was met: Went out in the field and had FUN! :)

@OakKnobFarm

6 жыл бұрын

My thoughts exactly. This is a single pole tent that has 6 sides. There's no wall "structure", no roof poles, wrong type of materials; Nowhere close to a yurt.

@kenadamson4535

6 жыл бұрын

... I guess you could call it a "sorta-kinda like a yurt; tent" ... be good for the kids to stretch out in during camping away from public camp grounds ... primitive camping with the family and kids ...

As a veteran I appreciate your straightforward honest style and knowledge!

I have to say I love your videos. I have been camping for years and years with tents, and RV's. You have been teaching me so much more for camping. I live in the North East and I would like to know what you would say to use for a bow drill here. I would like to try to use one. Thank you

Awesome bro and love all the tunes. Thanks for teaching.

This is a great channel. I should have subscribed years ago. Carry on.

Hi there from South Australia Adelaide, ... I was scrolling as ya do & came across your page, Love love it, that's my favorite tent.. :) Looks like a beautiful place just to chill & relax.. I love all your handy tips easy step by step, Thanx for sharing :)

TAUT line loop. Now onto important things: Great video. I am learning so much from you and others here on yt about bushcraft. Thanks!

"I was like, duuude!" "He was like, sweet!" Spoken like a Californian 😂 Holla from a Californian who misses home! Love the videos, keep up the good work! Oorah!

@Farsmezan

4 жыл бұрын

And I was like interesting.

Would you please explain what type of wood is needed for bow drill /fire board set...and why. By type of wood i mean does the wood have to hard, soft, etc and why. Or will just any wood do in a pinch?

@recall5811

6 жыл бұрын

I have several bow drill videos where is is explained. Search for them. Thanks for watching

You are the man! Making that fire!! Awesome! Great video! Thank you for your service to this country.

Enjoyed this. Great knot instruction... quick, some, straitforward. Excellent use if music in your editing. Music fits right in, great selections, then no music while you are talking. Love that. Another superb video!

NICE!! Love that environment. Those chicken cabobs looked yummy. Good job Corporal.

Well Done. Great Video, Demonstration!! H.

Awesome content as always.Easy to follow teaching.Thanks for sharing and taking us along

Cpl. That was just a plain ole fun video. Loved it! Wish I could have been out there with y'all.

corporal what was the tool used on the improvised stake? thank you so much for the upload.

@recall5811

6 жыл бұрын

Swiss Army knife one handed trekker non serrated. Thanks for watching

The Other Side Story? My π Dream post videos with that song Corp. Love that tune brother. The other W you gotta watch for in certain firests is Warden or Wanderers. You wouldn't believe how many times we were on state land and someone come creepin' thriugh camp. The hills have eyes.....

@recall5811

6 жыл бұрын

if someone walked into my camp, I roll with hardened vets, might be the last stupid mistake that they make...… thanks for watching

@bobwymer1453

6 жыл бұрын

Corporals Corner semper Fi bro

@darrellbesser3606

5 жыл бұрын

What was that tune? Love it.

Pls keep teaching us ...I take notes some things I knew some I didn't....I'm greatful for the wisdom u share brother ... 🙏 ❤ keep its up

That baby looks huge on the inside. Love the thought of all those windows. Kind of reminds me of my old canvas 5 man Arctic tent as far as shape.