I have learned so much from your videos and have implemented many things into my long distance hiking adventures like use of toggles, knots, loops, making tinder, making knives, improvising on the fly, so many things. Thank you.

Thanks for showing us the old fashioned ways. I like to see how they did things back when they didn't have all our modern conveniences. Great video. Keep it up!

loving this series of videos. its like the old longhunter and teepee series. thank you for sharing

Wow Dave I really love these ideas!!!!! Thank you again and again to show us your projects !!! Wish you a happy Easter ! Cheers Mattia

Thanks for these videos, Dave. I don't know if you read my other post asking for something on these subjects, but I'd like to offer a trick I learned (and expanded on) as thanks: One can keep their water warm with a cozy made from newspaper & wrapped in duct tape, they can also add aluminum foil or chip bags for extra effect.

Nice tip on the top cover for the blanket roll. Thanks.

Dave your knowledge and experience is unbelievable I hope to learn as much as you have one day

Very nice video explaining how to pack up bedroll, camp gear, and tie to backpack frame! Excellent job, very nice camp set-up!

Great video Dave we're learning a lot from these videos keep up the good work Buddy and God bless

I like the blankets and canvas materials. The primitive pack is cool. Thanks

Great video and I loved the ladder pack.

Dave, All of your videos are very informative ! Great job. Thanks.

Thank you again Dave once again videos helpful look forward to the next one Bud

:13 "Not this past weekend because we had a hangin out here." Huh! 😱 Terrific video, thanks.

That is an awesome setup Dave ! As always thank you for the knowledge more bush gold from Mr.C !! Cheers Brother !! ,;,;,; Spook

Great video Dave, thanks

Great demo. I really like that flap idea! Thanks again for the kind words.

@miketaylor6700

6 жыл бұрын

scotty kinder : he mentioned you in the last video too! Could you give some dimensions on the bed sleeve. It looks to be about 7’ long.. and I guess a 6’ wide piece of canvas material sewn over? Thanks

Love your camping and bushcraft videos!! Just wish I had a place and time to practice everything I learn from them.

Great video, I've seen many times how people make their bed rolls and carry them like a backpack, but that tip with a flap that covers the top is a first time for that I see this. Great tip Thanks! -Matej

My dd always preferred oiled canvas for protection over anything nylon,thanks for the lesson Dave

DUDE!!!! Very cool video! Thanks!

Good job Dave. God Bless

Great video brother and very informative, thanks for your efforts Dave......God bless you and your family sir !! ATB, Keith Alabama Bushcrafters

I like that flap over the end tip, good one...

woodsy knowledge!!!..well done sir..much respect

Another great video, thumps up. Thanks for sharing. All the Best

Kephart must be looking down right now and smiling.

great info, love your videos

The pillow bag can also be converted into a hood to put over your head if you hold the bag so that the open end is facing down, and then take one of the top corners and push it into the bag towards the opposite top corner. The top corners then become the back of the hood. This not only creates 2 protective layers, but you can also stuff debris in between the layers for more insulation if needed. If the pillow bag is made of wool then it will provide even more warmth during cold weather.

Nice video Dave!

@panhandleoutdoorsanddiy9042

6 жыл бұрын

Dude :}

Great Idea. You can always add extra clothes to the inside as you roll it up. Love it Thanks

Great informative video 👍

You the Bush Master. 👍👍🌳

Nothing beats wool blankets.

I was wondering where that grass went. That’s what I used last year. Thanks for another vacation weekend.

Thats classic, nice pack frame.

Love you vids

hi dave canterbury i enjoy your programmes.

Making that browse bed would be a cool build for a project at the gathering. Constructing that whole shelter would be for that matter. Maybe a different shelter class each year of the gathering. Just a thought.

Who the hell disliked this? Great video Dave as always.

Dave, love it. My problem would be doing that in a driving rainstorm. Granted, wait it out..... then pack up. Not always an option. Peace ✌️

@DavidCanterbury

6 жыл бұрын

Traditional is a sacrifice, the old timers made it through as can we

You're the man brother I wish I had a quarter of your knowledge

That was pretty awesome.

Nice 👍

Very cool setup, thank you. Corporals corner sent me to subscribe

@ 1:24 "my, stuffed animal I still sleep with..." Great video. Sincerely appreciate this channel!

Nice use of the diamond hitch .

Up date on book you are making please . can wait for it to come out

Hey Dave, I love your videos and I've watched o real load of them by now. And I would like to ask, if possible, to add the scientific names of animals and plants, specially plants in the video's description so we can relate that to our native language names to address the knowledge you're passing on. Thank you very much!!!

@madzangels

5 жыл бұрын

EN ! OOOOOhhhh!! NO!

I hope to come to the pathfinder gathering.

nice video

I went color blind lol great vid:)

Dear David. as always a helpful video. did you notice the wired color temperature changes in this one scene? most likely due to changes in lightning. you may want to check if your setting for the white balance is still correct and suitable for the environment you are filming in. Hopefully this tip will help you. Very appreciated what you provide us. thank you a lot.

That was excellent!!! How would you go about securing your cook kit and other items to that? Or I guess they would be inside?

Your packing is very much like what we did with our American Civil war kit using our gum blanket on the outside.

Many years ago 40+ I motorcycle camped. I used my sleeping bag and a mil-spec. poncho only, set up as a bivy system or the poncho over a picnic table cover depending on the weather. No fire, slept soundly. Have adapted the same system for the use in a pickup bed system or ground system that works very well. How did you make the browse bed?

Thanks Dave for another fine video. Are there any tricks to cutting a twin wool blanket in half to use as a shard? Which dimension to cut in half, best way to hem the cut edge, etc?

Do you guys sell the "browse bed" sleeve? I enjoyed the video, and it's a very interesting idea for a shelter design.

Awesome video . Thank you for your teachings . Where can i get those blankets?

One question where do you get your paracord???

Any idea of when the canvas sleeve will be available for purchase?

David Caterbury please don't format the videos in a picture frame. I have a hard enough time seeing it full frame THANKS

Dave !! Last Summer I was camping with my freands , and one of my freand managed to break wooden handle of his axe. Well we all was trying to replace this handle , but we all fail to get broken handle out of axe head. Do you know any tricks how to free axe head from broken handle on the field ??

Make a how-to video on this bed system. I tried making one over the weekend and had a bunch of issues that I couldn't figure out, especially when it came to putting the bed on the tripods.

@miketaylor6700

6 жыл бұрын

Charlie Altvater : I’m planning to try making one also.. what did you use as the bed sleeve (brow canvas)?? What went wrong?

What sort of material is the 'bed', and how is it constructed ? ... is it just oilcloth as well with a triple (or so) stitched seam? ... Even wonder if you could shave off quite some weight by making the browse bed out of parachute like material (possibly reinforced in 5 place by stichting some 10cm folds together, if it would need reinforcing), then take a fairly normal normal type sleeping bag (rated 0~5C or so), add a silk liner, and one of those thermo bivvy's, and a 7by7 re-useable space blanket (if they'd come in that size). If said space blanket would have 5 or 7 grommets on two opposing ends, one could even weave some para-cord through them (with a knot on one end) and 'singe' is underneath you to create a tunnel and reflect heat from the bottom as well (or tug it in underneath you). Would basically be the same system but in a more modern setup...

have possum will travel ... :) I like the integrated bead with a roof idea, very minimal.

When was this pack frame popular?

Hey Dave, I've been reading Nessmuk's book and I think his shanty-tent a bit complicated to put together. Could you make a video on that structure and showing a fast/simple way to put it up?

Maybe I missed it. Can you talk a little about the material of the mattress tube and where you got it?

@miketaylor6700

6 жыл бұрын

Chuck Hedges : one of his comments says it’s a canvas tube 12oz. 7feet long by 60in wide

Hey Dave don't you put that in like in a modern-day of conversion of it it be cool on your website

Also mascot opossum ❤️

Wow.

Why did you take the silky saw video down?

@DavidCanterbury

6 жыл бұрын

I am prepping to do a complete review on several models and want a better extensive video for the channel

The top flap is genius

Informative, next time try manual white balance setup instead of auto white balance on Your camera or phone.

How do you make the stuff bed? What size is it?

@DavidCanterbury

6 жыл бұрын

Canvas tube 12oz, 7' long and 60" wide

@Jerryshipping12

6 жыл бұрын

David Canterbury Thank you sir

Might be spelling it wrong but I would love to get one of those wool ankorak hoodies $500 bills or a Hudson Bay 4point wool blanket at like $400 guess I’ll have to find goodwill stores near wealthy neighborhoods I hear they have no idea what they are giving to goodwill and neither does goodwill probably get em both for $50 if u can find them city people don’t care about quality wool for the most part and wouldn’t know quality wool if they saw it wish me luck unless I can have yours😁😘.

ahh smart!

This video gets a thumbs up

@Eric-ew8jt

6 жыл бұрын

Yes it is, it's a character from The Twilight Zone ''To serve man''

I be damn. Thanks!

Hello Dave, not related to this video and I know they're only a small percentage of your channel I was wondering about the upcoming gun video ban here on KZread? Are you going to stop posting those altogether, though I hope not, or do you plan on posting those to another site? And, of course, if so, which site?

did . . .did he say they had a hanging last weekend at 0:13?

hola David q tal

Now That's camping!

That canvas would weigh 50 lbs

@DavidCanterbury

6 жыл бұрын

Actually the tarp weight 5.7lbs

How do you get the wool to not be so itchy. I touch wool and it's like poison ivy to me.

That tarp is ok for those who can afford it, but those on a tight budget can't, so what do they do?

@rryuan

6 жыл бұрын

Laura Jane Aungst you can make your own oil cloth tarps if you know basic sewing and have a place to soak canvas.

@jguitarz1

6 жыл бұрын

Canvas drop cloth used for painting will work if it is treated.You can also buy used canvas tarps from U-Haul etc for cheap that are large enough to do the same.

@victorcastle1840

6 жыл бұрын

Use plastic and shiver, stay home and save your pennies, or keep doing what you have been doing .

@jamescooper2618

6 жыл бұрын

Save your pennies.