Thanks for the shout out Luke! Glad you took it as intended 👍 Beans and Sausage 🫡

@TheRealSteveEllis

2 ай бұрын

Hey fella, you made the big time if Luke shout you out. See if you can get him over to the Peak District for a collaboration camp😅

@derektodd4126

2 ай бұрын

Am going to watch it after this one. Best wishes from Northern Ireland.

@DaleyOutdoors

2 ай бұрын

@@TheRealSteveEllis can you imagine. That would be epic! 🫡🫡

@benmason8990

2 ай бұрын

Just watched your video, and that was pretty funny stuff, man.

@1Selous

2 ай бұрын

I saw it and though 🤣🤣 but then I a Brit Veteran, so my sense of houmour is some what skewed 🤣🤣 well done 👍

Congratulations, Luke, on your healing journey. Very happy for you. Some of us sent up prayers. We care.

@traceechislett8463

Ай бұрын

Hey can you tell me aboutLukes healing journey please love to hear that

Unless there are severe weather alerts, I simply keep on hiking during the rain. All it takes is a rainproof cape/poncho, a waterproof hat cover and rubber boots. I really enjoy hiking in the rain.

@Studmn

2 ай бұрын

Luke is getting old😅

@tomconcitis9322

2 ай бұрын

Nothing like singing in the rain too

@visnuexe

2 ай бұрын

It might be a bit dicey walking in a lightning storm along a mountain..

@bigalcervantes5118

2 ай бұрын

I hate camping in the rain. It sux, especially in the south.

I was solo camping in Rubicon Wilderness in 1988. It was late season, so I was pretty much the only one out there, because of drought and limited water availability. I was about 20 miles from my vehicle when I started to get sick (flu). Not wanting to get too sick to move, I started back out, cutting my 7 day trip short. I made it about 10 miles when I got really sick, so I pitched camp just off the trail behind some bushes. My equipment was mostly homemade, and pretty much stealthy, not for any particular reason, but just because I could. The next morning I rolled up, and was psyching myself up to get the rest of the way to the trailhead when a ranger passed me headed away from the trailhead. He didn’t stop, and I didn’t say anything. About 2 hours later, I was making some tea and bullion, (all I could keep down at that point). Lo and behold, here came the ranger. He stopped to talk. He told me he had passed my campsite that morning without even noticing me (which I took as a compliment). By the time he had got to Rubicon reservoir, he realized he had missed me and turned around. He told me that in heavily used wilderness areas like Rubicon/Desolation, you might not see them, but they will see you about every 24 hours. He also explained that it was only the heavy use areas, but if you were headed into the more remote high country, they knew pretty much when you jumped off, and when to expect you to come out. Not so for national forest, because there is just too much of it, and permits aren’t required, but that frequently they would be around without you knowing it.

Man-o-man…good tarp with long guide lines…EXCELLENT, quick, clean, easy in, easy out…PRO. Luke, something to consider…about drunks being inconsiderate out in the boonies…please be very careful. We have grown, over years, to be fond of you and your family. Boys out, looking for trouble, will usually need to prove how strong and courageous they are…to each other. Confronting them only puts dry wood on their fire. As long as you have a choice, don’t do that. Let ‘em blow off some steam and they’ll move on. Confronting them, when you’re alone, even if you’re carrying an equalizer…well, you don’t know what weapons they’re carrying. And there’s only you. If they bring trouble, let them chase you down. It’s not being coward; it’s being smart. All your stuff can be replaced. Please be careful…from East Tennessee

Wherever you are, it has been raining for 3 years!!!

@Funkfuzzz

2 ай бұрын

I thought the same 😂, storms everyday!

@tbo2120

2 ай бұрын

😂😂😂😂😂

@louiselaird540

2 ай бұрын

😂

@BorderRambler

2 ай бұрын

And I thought the UK was the wettest place 😂😂😂😂

Luke, did you see that Tony’s dog Bruno passed away? My heart truly goes out to him and his wife. Bruce and Bruno were the best dogs!

@faithrada

2 ай бұрын

Ohh no. 😔 What a shame. Bruce & Bruno... two top dogs. 😢

@lindawoods6841

2 ай бұрын

yes I saw Tony's video about Bruno,, so sad. prayers going up for them..

@wendyross7206

2 ай бұрын

Watched it yesterday absolutely gutted for him 😢😢😢😢😢

@jordanpatrick7799

2 ай бұрын

bawled my eyes out while getting ready for work yesterday. That guy has the worst luck, I feel for Tony, his wife and kid. So sad.

@Funkfuzzz

2 ай бұрын

Very sad indeed

When I saw "Hunkering Down" I thought this might be a long-awaited crossover.

@hankremer6606

2 ай бұрын

Ha! Me too!

Hey Luke thank you bringing all of us along with your adventures.. may God bless you and your family.. thank you for everything

Thank you Luke! I am so glad you were safe in all the strangeness! Hugs to you and Susie , I hope she is feeling much better!

I love the owl & also we have lots of doves. The most beautiful sounds of nature.

Always love the vicarious adventures while I stay warm and dry. Distant thunder is a soothing sound ❤

She loves you, glad that you are doing much better from flu, sorry to hear that your skin cancer. Glad that it is healed. God bless you both!

imagine rolling into a campsite in a truck loaded with gear and it starts raining... Luke is a pro.

get better soon Susie we miss you. Congratulations, Luke, on your healing journey.

Love your videos Luke from the UK...I watch one every single night...snow or rain I find each so relaxing...love following your adventures

Fair play to you Luke for shouting out Daley Outdoors. He is an honest hard working lad and like so many solid channels doesn’t get the love of the algorithm, I suspect a bunch of your viewers interested in UK budget gear for wild camping will love his content.

Outstanding advice on Cancer. I am almost 13 years Lung Cancer Survivor.

🌧️ Watching your determination to hunker down through the storm was truly inspiring! Your ability to adapt and find shelter amidst the raging elements is a testament to your skills and the quality of the gear you’ve showcased. The detailed review and the real-time testing in such challenging conditions provide invaluable insights for fellow outdoor enthusiasts. Looking forward to more rain-soaked adventures and gear tests! Keep braving the wild! 💪🏕️

@FOERTYFIVERS45

2 ай бұрын

🙄

Sad news for AB Camping RIP Bruno

@marywalker2896

2 ай бұрын

I thought he died several months ago! I have seen him with new dog he’s training.in a couple of his videos.

@sithlordrj8883

2 ай бұрын

@@marywalker2896 That was Bruce. The new dog Bruno died..very emotional video. You could feel Tony's grief.

Better rain , than snow .................far better .

@rickydavis2289

Ай бұрын

Zoleo

@rickydavis2289

Ай бұрын

Do not know what phionesaid

There doesn't need to be a backpacking adventure for it to be fun😊

The Mist is a short story by Stephen King. The Mist was as an Ok movie adaptation. I met a park officer over in the Jefferson national forest. His name is Ford, and he is a very cool dude. It’s day 87 of the current chemo cycle. Rock on ! 🤙

Dollar Tree is your friend when it comes to camping eats on a budget.

Hi Mr Luke last night big storms went through and started hail and high winds and lights went out too! I am glad back up generator came on! ☕☕

I don't carry sidearm for 4 legged predators...just the 2 legged version

On wet days like this one i know you have sometimes read the small print on the back of food packaging but as a suggestion you could have a game in 2 parts where first we have to guess how many green items you have in yor backpack and secondly you could record the sound of the zippers opening and closing on various packaging,tent,sleeping bag etc and we have to guess the item from the sound ! That would be endlessly fascinating.

Nice to see and hear rain. Here on the west coast of Fl about 30 minutes from Tampa we are now 4 weeks without a drop. Everything is turning brown.

@scooterhughes9118

2 ай бұрын

It's that way here in Texas in the summer time. No rain for weeks and everything dries up and turns brown. It's either dead or looks dead.

@larryfisher7056

2 ай бұрын

4 weeks? California sez "hold my beer".

You get the feeling that something creepy is going to show itself through the fog. Awesome !

This was one of my favorite camping vlogs!!! More stuck under a rainy tarp videos please

Hunkering down for Steve Wallis

@ClutchingPearlz

2 ай бұрын

Is Steve ok? Haven’t watched his channel in a long time.

@JeepXJ01

2 ай бұрын

@@ClutchingPearlz he just posted about a upcoming adventure on a bike towable tiny camper. Glad to see him bouncing back!

@ClutchingPearlz

2 ай бұрын

@@JeepXJ01 thanks for the update.

I camped a lot with my Dad when I was young, too. Times have changed, so has the equipment. Overall, I think the improvements are fine. To each his own.

Thank you Luke you make me want to go camping again. The gear available today as opposed to when I was younger blows me away. Safe journeys

I was camping my entire youth as a boy... in canvas tents... on rubber-made inflatable mats, and some woolen blankets... no fancy stuff, no high tech equipment... no gaspowered cooking... just fires... getting wet every now and then... no big deal... - nowadays people tend to be overly concerned about the elements.. to a an extent which I cannot understand. The great Polar Explorers went with very basic equipment on their expeditions... no big deal... in most cases they made it... and it formed their character, boosted endurance and iron will to deal with it.... well, I highly encourage every outdoor entusiast to go back to more basic equipment, that does not screw up when facing real world conditions, such as canvas, simple cooking equipment and non-delicate gear... plus wool based sleeping systems... a knife, flintstone, compass... that's it

@Charlie53888

2 ай бұрын

And, in turn, your grandpa was probably whining about your canvas tent and rubber mats and how, when he was a boy, they didn’t have any of that fancy stuff and juist built a shelter from branches and leaves.

@PanceaOfSolomon

2 ай бұрын

Noob.

@PanceaOfSolomon

2 ай бұрын

I’ve had some of my gear for over 14 years. Heavy use. I’d laugh if you didn’t bring the gear necessary to be out for over a month at a time. You could have life altering injuries. Don’t be dumb.

@garycase1790

2 ай бұрын

War is Coming Freedom FJB Wolverines

@v10dodge87

2 ай бұрын

K. And?

Hi Luke! Another great adventure even without the backpacking! Can't wait until part three!

Thank You Again Luke For Sharing This Adventure With You Prayed You Were Kept Safe In Part 1 ❤God Bless You...Tell Suzie Praying Her Illness Leaves Her❤

Good call for staying put and enjoy the weather and just chill

"I say we take off and nuke the entire site from orbit. It’s the only way to be sure." Absolutely the best Aliens movie. Thanks for another great video Luke.

@melvoss7773

2 ай бұрын

One of my favourite movies

Just watched him, it was good and it’s all in the name of fun !

Thank you for sharing another awesome video Luke. Hope Susie feels better soon.

Sound of rain on a tent helps me fall asleep.

Love hearing the rain/ thunder on these adventure lovely size tarp and nice looking tent, I appreciate what you do to make these videos and enjoyed this thanks it was relaxing.

Poor Susie , She just had to fuss over you Friend , Bless her .🙏 , Take care the Both of you , Best wishes , and Blessings from the UK .🙂

Thanks for these videos Luke, love them watching from South Africa!

Dear Luke l have extremely limited mobility, but the way you.present your posts l feel like l am going along with you. Thank you for that. Also the music you use is , adds to the whole journey.

Love hearing the rain on the tarp- rumbling thunder and being outdoors! Loved this episode- even tho it wasn’t what you planned Luke- this turned out great! Happy your skin cancer healed! ☕️ ☕️☕️here’s to continued good health!

Hellow! How are you hope you're doing well! Please take extra care of yourself stay safe be careful!❤️🙏❤️

Luke have you considered doing an Outdoorsman 101 series where you would have episodes dedicating to learning more about the wild and camping? Something like an episode on the different animal sounds you hear in the forest, one on plants and trees you should avoid when out, maybe one on judging weather if you don't have cell service, etc.

And I want to thank you for the cancer info, you are the one that convinced me to check a spot on my shoulder, anyway thank you ❤😊

Never comment much on your videos, but it's appreciated what u doing for us! Very informative, keep up the good work Luke 😊

👍 Great video, love the rain! 🌧

Love your storm videos ❤ They're so calming...😊

Thank you for all the information you give us Luke I'm sorry it rained all day and night

Since having our two boys, I seldom find the chance to get into the wilderness anymore and when I do, they're quick car camping trips with a few buddies to let off steam. These adventures of yours really do well to allow me to "experience" the backcountry a little and quite enjoyable to watch from start to finish. I know I'll get back out there eventually (the boys are almost 2 and 4 years of age), but until I do, I appreciate your videos sir.

I checked out the channel you gave a shout out to and it was funny! Hearing the owls is pretty cool and made me think of a story I have about hearing owls. It might sound strange but it’s true. One night I could hear owls through my open second story window and I just stood there peacefully listening. I could tell the distant each one was at and decided to join in, since I could mimic their sound quite well. The owl would call and I would answer back, then the owl would go again and this continued for quite some time with multiple owls joining in. It’s very interesting how they take turns calling. You’d have to hear it to know what I mean. Eventually the sound faded into the distant. Try it sometime, it really does work.

Love the rain videos !

Delighted for you luke glad you got the all clear I did myself recently life is peachy

Thanks for the great episode and GEAR LIST!!

Looks like a clear morning. Looking forward to Part 3. Blessings

The North Face Stormbreak 2 is an awesome tent!

@SotVandoeun168

2 ай бұрын

Sure❤❤❤.

My favorite is ramen (chicken or pork flav) mixed with a can of Country brand sausage and gravy. Really sticks to the ribs, well filling!

Let me guess, camping in a rain storm on Lone Wolf mountain 😅😅😅😅

A beautiful tent ❤

Beautiful morning!!

Great video Luke. Glad to see you using the Swagman Roll. Mine arrived this week and I can’t wait to use it. Thanks for the recommendation.

Hello Luke good to hear you're feeling well

really enjoy you videos and most of all me finding the great equipment the 1st time when buying camping equipment

To maximize the tea experience, make sure the water is fully hot (barely off boiling), cover it and let it brew the recommended time. Most Japanese greens are about 1 minute, Chinese greens are 1-3 minutes, blacks/reds are about 3 minutes and oolongs (semi green/black) are about 4 minutes. Pu-erh (actual black) depends on your preparation style. Japanese greens usually run at lower temperatures depending on the type. Usually 175F or 185F. Chinese greens have a wide range, so you have to look it up. Chai is a mixture using Indian black/red, so it may be from the Assamica variant and wants a full boil and good 3 minute brew as a guess if there aren't instructions.

Luke … Buddy … Sometimes the best trips are the ones that have nothing happen but the unexpected. I always enjoy your and Susie’s adventures!!! Thanks for sharing!!! Until your next video and beyond, happy trails, best wishes, take care, be safe, and God bless!!! Chuck Knight from Atascocita, Texas. ✝️😵‍💫🎣👨‍🌾🦌😉🙏

In my opinion, your the one and only for my go - to product tester guy.

It barely rained

I have the Stormbreak 2 and I love it. Hope you enjoy and it meets your standards. Just used it to camp in the Sierras for a few nights. Worked great for me

I love your camp trip

Thank you for sharing

It’s going to rain and then it’s going to stop. That weather app is helpful for sure

Score one for us Fire Marshal's ... just couldn't resist. 😆 Great episode like usual.

Don’t tell me……..it’s another Storm video 🤣🤣🤣

@louiselaird540

2 ай бұрын

It’s an over exaggerated video again 😂

Love that Barred Owl in the background.

I love to hear the owl.Food looks delicious.

Thanks for the great episode

Thank you Luke, my biggest pet peeve when I get to a campsite is seeing all the trash laying around. Maybe some of the paople that do it will see this video and get the hint. It's not that hard!

Great source of camping season anytime, 😊

@theresaconrad6608

2 ай бұрын

Just to test all kinds of camps if leaking situations like tearing materials or holes. Returning back to the store if any warranty issues.

Finally the stormbreak, luke you’re awesome dude!

I'm glad you are fine😊

"If it ain't raining, you ain't training" - So no more excuses to stay put close to your car under any conditions... 😋

❤😂🎉🎉🎉 OMG Luke, he's got you down pat, lol, that was hilarious....Daley Outdoors.....😅

Love all your videos

That owl is close! That is really cool!!

You are right about being an advocate for yourself. I had frozen shoulder and the first doctor I saw wanted to do surgery right away. The second doctor said to try therapy. The therapist said she could free my shoulder in 8 visits. It actually only took 5. Obviously better than surgery. That was about 3 years ago and the arm is good. to. go.

A while ago you found a long metal pipe near a campfire and you were curious about its purpose. It's a Hippy thing: when a fire needs tending the pipe allows you to blow oxygen precisely where it's needed. It works wonders.

Luke this was fun video I enjoy it thanks Luke

Nice tent! 😉

You should move to the PNW since you like the rain so much....

Good job Luke.

Luke you SHOULD have ended this video with "beans and sausage"🤣 There's a few really decent content providers from across the pond, funny as heII...WildBeare is a must watch channel, she gets in the trenches with products and is a fun person. Kent Survival is another, great guy and content. Nice to see someone who can take a joke....that is getting SO rare these days.

Glad you are better now.

That is a Barred Owl. He's saying "Who cooks for you?"

Susie😂😂.... That is the cleanest Forest I've ever seen.

You camp around all the places I trout fish!!!

I love how frequent you upload man