One thing i love about your channel is eventhough you have success with your channel you still find time to answer questions and like comments. Not many channels appreciate their fans. Never change your the best and thank you for sharing your skills. 👊

@WoodsboundOutdoors

2 ай бұрын

I try my best, wish I could get to more comments but I do what I can. I appreciate it!

@AwakeningWARRlOR

2 ай бұрын

Always carry splinters of fat wood, good tip, much respect.

@NJRangerGeorge

2 ай бұрын

Anytime my friend. You are doing great 👍

I love how genuine your content is. No clickbait, just pure good advice

@AlanKelly-nm9lx

17 күн бұрын

how u know he not government employed!

Why am I watching this? I already know this, I've done this dozens of times. I guess that's a sign of good content

I especially like the natural sounds and the 'lack' of music. Real, simple and great video sir

i love how you try to make things as complicated as possible so that it’s as relatable to everyone as possible. like not everyone has a fire starter or a tarp

@stonefox9124

22 күн бұрын

Think u mean as detailed as possible

You are nailing the thumbnails!

@WoodsboundOutdoors

2 ай бұрын

Trying to get better at it haha. Good to hear positive feedback

Never change the way you make your video's. Your consistency in your content is nice. No clickbait, you know.

Backpacking in the Great Smokies is a good way to learn about making campfires (all my cooking) and tent set-ups in the wet. And about camping/hiking in black bear country. I always looked for dead trees as I got kinda near my intended camp site. I tarped over my free-standing tent and would set it up on the slightest of knolls. All of this acquired practice paid off with comfortable dry experiences (half with wife/small children), while I saw many regular 'go light' hikers have difficult trips.

@WoodsboundOutdoors

2 ай бұрын

I love the Smokies, one of my favorite places to visit. Lots of rain and black bears for sure lol I've never seen so many anywhere else. And yes it's the little things a lot of people overlook, like you said setting up camp on slightly raised ground.. small details like that you learn to pay attention to when you have experience

Wow. Your channel has really grown! It's holistic growth, too. The same down-to-earth energy you were putting in from the get-go.

Still watching this one. Enjoying the fact that you are always out there... no matter the waether. Really enjoy watching your content.

15 second ad, is worth the wait for this guy 🤟 Great Vid

All great information to know. Great tip about finding dry material under those rocks. Thanks

You should consider linking items you use in your video to a site where viewers can buy them. You could do them through affiliate programs, but that is up to you. I always enjoy supporting great channels that way. Keep up the great work!

Excellent! Thank you for not cutting any corners! Survival skills aren't usually as necessary when it's convenient! 😅

Thank u for sharing your knowledge

If your wood is really wet, ie. 3 days of continual rain, large pieces of bark on top of your ignited fire protects from additional rain and reflects/concentrates the heat to improve drying. Love your channel brother, excellent tutelage!

@rahawa774

2 ай бұрын

Love that tip!

i wanna see this during insanely bad heavy rain, interesting how you always find a solution or alternative

Loving your channel for your expertise, advice, and real demonstrations!!! Thank you!

Oh yes. I did this for years. I builded ground ovens to cook on. A scouting team was left in the cold ones, they couldn’t figure it out. 3 adults and some teenagers. My fire was pretty big and I was nice and toasty while they couldn’t get a flame going. 😂 Well they had their pride and didn’t ask. They just looked very stern towards me.

Feeling "alive" & "fresh" in nature according to your nice videos Thanks alot❤❤❤

Great video my friend. I've got to get put and practice this. Some fatwood tinder sticks would work great in thise conditions. Thanks again.

Informative

I liked the video, life saving information.

This is definitely something I have wondered about!

Another great video! Me and my 8 year old grandson is going to try the feather stick.

I love this guy.

Hey man, I've been really enjoying this long form content. You are definitely teaching me something on how to survive in the bush. Keep it up. i hope these videos get more views

@WoodsboundOutdoors

2 ай бұрын

I appreciate it. Glad you enjoy and I'll try to keep making the longer videos 👍

CONGRATS ON 1 MILLION SUBS!!

@WoodsboundOutdoors

2 ай бұрын

Thank you!

You are very clear and concise. You explain everything a beginner can easily follow your instructions. I would recommend they practice at home first though! Sending love from Tennessee

You are literally an outdoor version of Dr. Carter from ER. I love it.

I have learned so much from your channel! Keep up the great work 😎

Great show! Thanks

This is so cool and interesting to watch and learn

Great info!! Love your videos❤

1:30 was just about to post: Woodsbound Outdoors: Hmm, this will make good tinder Snake: Hmm, this human looks good and tender Also, snake🐍: "careful now!"

Very informative. I go out at least once a week, rain or shine, and that's pretty close to how I do it.

There has been times where I pulled huge trees out of the water and still have the greatest fires...Always a fun challenge:)

Thanks for the video. Looking forward to more........no presure 😜 gday from Sydney oooostralia

I agree with you that a lighter is less reliable that the rod but I would say that it depend on which lighter you buy. The Bic lighter is the best lighter there is in my opinion. Even if you drop it into water, you can just blow into it for a minute than roll it onto your thigh to finish drying the flint. It is smaller than a rod and also lighter. Honestly, i brarely bring my rod with me anymore. 2 bic lighters are my go to.

You my friend are an absolute legend ⛺️💪

You should write a survival book I will definitely buy it lol😊

@WoodsboundOutdoors

2 ай бұрын

I plan on it one day

@PlopDeggy

2 ай бұрын

@@WoodsboundOutdoorsman that would be so awesome

Great advice this really would be great for anyone caught in cold weather

My caveman brain loves seeing the fire start

I watch your shorts and vids 🙋🏽💯 love em amen

Your videos are already incredible to watch and to make it way more incredible you dictate everything you gonna do what it will do and the purpose of doing, though i will recommend adding up more long survival videos should be uploaded, Love From India 🇮🇳 Keep it up✨

This guy is the real deal.

Great video, everything about it!

@WoodsboundOutdoors

2 ай бұрын

Thank you!

Good video. Thank you.

Excellent video

If the world goes to custard, this is the guy you want to have nearby. There is very little that he doesn’t know about bushcraft.

Perfect 😁

Congratulations on the 1mil subs

@WoodsboundOutdoors

2 ай бұрын

Thank you! Never thought I'd actually get there when I started

Was camping with friends, dumping rain buddy seen us struggling to get fire goin, buddy next campsite came over dumped some engine oil on wood, transmission fluid will do too, just burn it off if ur gonna cook over flame, but ya in bc sometimes there is nothing dry

Awesome nice to know if you ever got lost in the woods

Excellent !!

AAAAND I SET FIIIIIIREEEEEE TO THE RAAAAAAAAAINNNNNN

Conviniently placed branches 😉

Thank you for all the information in your videos my friend Stay Safe Always 🦍🦍🦍

Still gold 💪

4:23 in an unprepared emergency, sticks can be smashed to expose dry fibers with a large rock

Nice ❤

Nice 👍🙂

I just found your channel and I love your videos. I live in NE Warren County, PA. Is there any chance you'd divulge the locations of your videos? The video "Solo Camping Deep in the ANF" looked like Logan Falls and the "Rainbow Trout Catch and Cook" looked maybe like Minister Creek. How close am I?

The dude sounds like he is from Meadville, Pennsylvania. Those rocks look like Appalachian rocks. By his KZread view count, the dude should have hauled in one-half million dollars as a KZreadr. Impressive.

@WoodsboundOutdoors

2 ай бұрын

I used to drive to Meadville a lot for my job. Lived in Venango County for a few years. I'm in southwest PA now

Best

What knife do you use?? I use Cold Steel SRK and Mora Survival Bushcraft Black and the Glock knife and my Cold Steel Wild West Bowie.

@WoodsboundOutdoors

2 ай бұрын

The one in this video is called "The Hornet" from Holtzman's Gorilla Survival. I also have some Ka Bar knives and some cheaper Mora knives that I love for wood carving. Basic 511 and Companion

@edwinabbel3783

2 ай бұрын

@@WoodsboundOutdoors Ok,.. Thank you for your answer!! You are doing a great job!! Keep it up!! Greetings from the Netherlands!!

What was the things you started fire with? Thanks for the informative video.

@WoodsboundOutdoors

2 ай бұрын

It's called a ferrocerium rod

Great 👌🔥🤘❤️🍻💯

May I recommend an original song written about the rain ? LOST HER IN THE RAIN REMASTERED (c)2006 From james monahan original songs.

What survival/bushcraft book do recommend if I had to buy only one?

What brand rain jacket is that you’re wearing? Don’t recognize the logo.

Southwestern PA?

@WoodsboundOutdoors

2 ай бұрын

Yep Somerset area

@cryptosot

2 ай бұрын

@@WoodsboundOutdoorsthat’s awesome! i’m also from pennsylvania myself. i was born in York but moved up to halifax

@1dantown

2 ай бұрын

@@WoodsboundOutdoors Did you ever spot a Yeti there, and then it turned out to be Senator Fetterman ?

My Grandad said they used something called Napalm in Vietnam

Whats up with all the holes in the large rocks over there? Some of them look man-made

Cuaca yang dingin dan and menyalakan api🔥 da menjadi hangat😡🔥

That rock might make a good shelter for a human body.. dig it out a little bit.. I would totally make a shelter there

ty make a video when rainy & there is no rock so rain on ur fire ty

Do you know the channel outdoor boys, I kinda feel like that’s your inspiration but I’m just guessing, to be honest I think it’s a coincidence that you have outdoors your name

@WoodsboundOutdoors

2 ай бұрын

Yep my dad and I have been watching him for years.. a few channels have inspired me, his being one of them

There’s a channel called folk revivalist or something taking content from your channel

@WoodsboundOutdoors

2 ай бұрын

Thanks for the heads up

Did you learn this from your dad or something?

Good Video Friend, I have Good knowledge on Boots 🥾 . But Not Wet Weather Muck Boots and leggings, Please Advise, Thank You

I got bitten by a rattle snake 😢.

"How to make a fire in wet and rainy conditions?" Answer: have a lot of tools prepared specifically to make a fire in wet and rainy conditions.

You're in A forest. That's easy. Show me how to make fire in the Amazon rain forest! 🥴🤪😁😄

Funny how sticks were propped up ready for the taking good tips but staged as all fxck

@WoodsboundOutdoors

2 ай бұрын

No sticks were staged

Where is this place?

@WoodsboundOutdoors

2 ай бұрын

Laurel Highlands area in western PA