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@krispysuremon

6 жыл бұрын

Lilly Lilly, may I also know what's the brand of the boot as well? Thank you!

@robertinebuckley4245

6 жыл бұрын

Ki Su I believe she said they were Kamik boots at 2:09. Which are a great boot btw! Hope that helps!

@AP0LL0edc

6 жыл бұрын

In the video she says it's Kamik boots.

@joshcook7907

6 жыл бұрын

I've broke a few bows the same way. Broke a spoon that I was carving just the other day.

@_samuel_6951

6 жыл бұрын

In a pinch, if you have some tape (electrical or duct), you can wrap it around the threading on the mouth of your canteen to create a seal when you put the cap on Lilly. I'm so jealous, I grew up in the north, but live in the desert now. Winter camping was my favorite.

It always surprises me how many people want to focus on negative things, tell you what you're doing wrong, and what you should be doing instead. It's like they have no concept of how much it takes to put together a half hour video nor how much effort you put into what you do. There are a LOT of us that enjoy your videos, learn from them, and appreciate all your effort.

@izawoodsman

6 жыл бұрын

MichaelKingsfordGray I feel that constructive criticism and advice start with "Here's what I did in similar circumstances ... vs What you need to do is ...", but I do see your point. I was more referring to the comments that try to pull away from what Lilly has done. Such as 'one night is not survival', 'store bought beef is not survival', etc. She has videos up of her hunting, dressing, cooking on her other channel as well as a week stay in Canada on this one. Mostly, I just felt like those of us who appreciate what she does should say it more often, simply so that she knows and has that feedback as well.

@greatestever184

6 жыл бұрын

Isaiah Woodsman right? Like all the whiny asses with "omg u used the RAW PACKAGING AS A PLATE OMG ECOLI AAAAHHH" Like stfu and dont be a pussy

@doreendaykin6693

5 жыл бұрын

Isaiah Woodsman yeh..yeh..yeh..thank you!. I was just going to post the same! I get so tired of the Debbie Downers..It!s like they don't watch to learn or enjoy....instead just to find that one thing to pick apart. Even How she eats her food. Lord, give me a break!!!'

@nannywhite3621

5 жыл бұрын

@@izawoodsman excellent points! I haven't read through all the comments yet but I am sure her channel follows the same pattern I've seen on all the rest. There's just going to be some that can't focus on the positive. It's just how they view the world. I'm 54 and epileptic so i get to enjoy this vicariously through people that can actually trust their brain to function adequately so they wouldn't chop their finger, hand, or a chunk of leg off lol. I wish i could even TRY some of it but i satisfy myself watching her do it very well. Even the mess ups are well done because she is able. I have a different perspective though. I will definitely comment positively because i appreciate her videos.

@billyjohnson2814

5 жыл бұрын

Nice.camping videos ,you have excellant survival and camping skills .I love camping mine is not as extreme as yours but I have camped in some cold weather ,I enjoy your adventures Have fun and enjoy the great outdoors.

I think it’s really cool that you have a TIpi. I had the opportunity many years ago when I was a young man to sleep in a TP for several nights at a native American/mountain man gathering. The family who owned it had built it themselves out of traditional large pine poles and hand sewn campus. It was customized and you could see the smoky color on the canvas where it has been used many times. The man who owned it showed me how to arrange the polls when they were erecting it and how to open the flaps depending on the direction of the wind so that it would draft properly. If it’s very cold you only need to have a small gap at the bottom as little as a quarter of an inch roughly. His wife showed me how she arranged the fire in kind of an oval shape. One and was used for cooking and the other end was used for just heating the inside of the lodge. At night they would closed the flap a little bit to conserve the heat so they didn’t have to feed the fire during the night. I was blown away. One of the most clever inventions ever made by the native American tribes of the plains.

much respect to you Lilly, you're a much needed inspiration. No fear and INTO the WILD. Keep wandering girl! x

That was very enjoyable watching you go back in time. I was raised among native American plains Indians. And I love teepees. You are such a valiant and knowledgeable young woman. God bless you and keep you safe. Love from southern Indiana.

@thomasanderson6426

3 жыл бұрын

Do you really get together with the whites and eat fruit out of a cornucopia?

@tentermtrumpusfora2873

3 жыл бұрын

@@thomasanderson6426 She said Plains, where teepee were used. You're thinking of Atlantic Coast/New England tribes.

@sidneezingara1976

2 жыл бұрын

@@tentermtrumpusfora2873 he’s not thinking, he’s being a dick.

Another great video. I have no grandson, and SIX GRANDDAUGHTERS ages 6 to 15, and I show them your videos when they come over to visit. Thanks for being such a good inspiration. You have empowered them, and for that I am grateful. They see you out doing the things you do, and they love it, and want to get outside and do those things.

@hotrodray6802

4 жыл бұрын

As Zig Ziglar said... We don't need LESS kids. We need more kids by the right people.

Lilly, I'm so impressed with you. You are very knowledgeable and fairly fearless. As a sixty year old man you remind me very much of my thirty five year old daughter in many different ways. You search for new information, you're fearless, kind, gentle and not afraid of the typical things that men and women are hesitant to try. I have watched many of your videos, one of which was, recurve or compound bow. I agree with all that you said. One of the things you said was, the recurve bow is more fun but the compound was more accurate and easier to become proficient with. I agree, I just don't have near as much fun with the compound bows that I own and don't shoot anymore. I built my own laminated recurve bow in 1969. Shot my first deer with it three years later. Set records in high school with it in 1972 or 73 which stood for many years. I have owned more than sixty wood bows but only four or five compound bows. I also use different hand guns as well as long guns. You keep up the great work you do so well and I'll keep watching your videos that I do enjoy very much. It doesn't hurt that you're also very cute.

@happytrails5400

6 жыл бұрын

Meanwhile, if you ever find yourself in southern Wisconsin, USA, I would love to give you a hug.

@julesmbc

6 жыл бұрын

Love this comment, Lilly is wonderful :) Hope you'll do a meet up, if you make it to the west coast USA, too!

@gulfrelay2249

6 жыл бұрын

HAPPY TRAILS Lilly is my adopted Mom.

Me: there is something comforting and romantic about the sound of snow under foot. Also me: 30, lives in northern Australia, has never seen snow and thinks anything under 25 degrees is way too cold. 😂

@powskier

3 жыл бұрын

That's insane. I couldn't imagine living in a place like that. It's probably brimming with brown snakes. Fuck that. Where I live, in Northern Idaho, we have way more snow than this in the mountains . Mid winter, the snow level would be 12 feet, This teepee would be buried.

My son and I love your videos. Our favorite part is when you cook and eat 😋

It is good that you show your failures as well as your many successes. Honesty with your viewers is so important. Good job!

@GKRamazingvideos

5 жыл бұрын

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@johningle8439

5 жыл бұрын

Shows that she is real and credible.

@wmcbarker4155

4 жыл бұрын

teaching and learning is always a good thing

@daphneraven6745

2 жыл бұрын

Gaurav Rai: Nice; U try to exploit her hard work to promote your channel. Why don’t you just take that comment down and do better?

Lilly, you do not need the underground air intake as it is doing the same, exact thing as the liner does for you! However you have it so, use it but, if you ever move your tipi, you won't need to go to that extra work. Also, ALWAYS warm up your bows before you ever try to string them! In this case, the bow might not have broken if you had warmed it over the fire since it is freezing outside! Is that mold or lichen on the outside of your tipi? From the pictures it looks like it is! IF that is the case from leaving it up in the same location all the time, try to scrape it off and then douse it with lemon juice or vinegar to keep it from coming back! My wife and I lived in a tipi for 5 and a half months every year for over 5 years and we learned a lot about tipi living! Also, if you don't have a copy of Reginald and Gladys Laubin's book, the Indian Tipi, get one. It is a great book! They lived about 175 miles from me and lived in their tipis for many years! They were adopted Lakota Indians and studied ALL kinds of tipis for a great many years! It will give you a vast amount of information about the tipi and make living in one so much more fun and comfortable! I love your videos! Best wishes and keep living the dream! Did you really go off and leave the tipi door open?

I love your shows. I don't camp and don't care for survivalist stuff. But I can't stop watching...great work!!!!

I'm 69 yrs old now , but I remember when I was camping in the wilderness in Canada , in Lake of the Woods , when I was much younger with a companion , we camped for almost one year ,, it was exciting and nerve wracking at the same time ,, I heard wolves in the distance and saw beavers and moose , etc, and many wild birds ,,, I will never forget those times , they were amazing , and showed me a lot about survival, I think everybody should experience the wilderness at least once in their life time and go with someone that understands the wilderness , and how to survive ,,, In any case , I think I envy you now ,feeling that freedom, , but you are young , enjoy it while you can ,, wish you the best in all things and take care of your back , always ,, this was nice to watch , brought back many interesting memories ,, I use to fish and hunt and make snares ,,

The reason the tipi has remained one of the greatest camping and living structures is because they are warm and comfortable in extreme conditions. The cold air comes into the tipi from under the outside cover but it doesn't come up over the inside liner because it runs into the warm air from the fire. This causes yet a third current of circulating air between outside cover and inside liner that works as well as a foot of insulation. I love how you know how to stand properly to split wood and live what you teach. I have seen many survivalists and campcraft videos where I just wondered how many people would watch them and then put an axe or swedge into their shin! Good video.

Lilly is awesome! Overcoming mistakes and rewarding yourself is so often overlooked in survival/outdoor tutorials. Also, her instructions are clear and easy to understand with real results! We need more instructors like her!

Lilly, I really enjoy your videos and admire your skills and self-reliance in the woods. What I like probably most of all is that you show some minor failures where tasks don't quite go as planned like the breaking of the alder when making a bow and getting your pack caught momentarily while exiting the tepee, true to life hiccups that lend a sense of reality to your adventures. Keep up the great job!

this right here is relationship goals, a woman who likes to go out in the woods isn't afraid of a bit of work, can build a fire, and wants to build a bow at night in snow haha. well done keep it up always cool to see people go out of their way to spend time in nature away from technology and participate in a bit of discomfort.

@j87waldo

Жыл бұрын

It's a struggle I tell you ... Had to put a catchy term behind it like pioneer days ... The 8 year old enjoyed the dehydrated snacks at least .... And after making the fire the male counter part at least tried to bring A piece of wood over to it ... I can tell you this much men will freeze to death and starve before a woman will ...

Fantastic video Lilly. When melting snow in your canteen cup, put a little water in the bottom, the snow will melt faster and you will avoid scorching your cup. US Army Special Forces retired.

@manygaga1

5 жыл бұрын

interesting

@jevonsmith1949

5 жыл бұрын

Where you ment to get the water from if you not melted it yet

@catherinetodd5163

5 жыл бұрын

If you haven't brought any with you, put a small amount in the canteen cup and quickly melt it in the fire. It won't be on long enough to scorch the cup or slowly melt it by putting near the warmth and do other things until it is melted. Then fill the rest with snow and proceed.

@sonyboy8638

4 жыл бұрын

She should also avoid yellow snow

@Curtis-tx5hr

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you for your cervix

Once, my dad and I where in our tent trying to sleep after a day of walking under the rain in La venta canyon. Then we heard at the distance something like a snarling but we ignored it, after maybe half an hour we heard it again, this time sounded more like a panting and was closer. We obviously couldn't sleep, so we stayed awake and after 15 minutes or so, there it was again, except this time the sound was meters away from us, inside my dad had the gun we always take with us in his hand. Not gonna lie, I was scared af, but we stayed in silence and eventually the sound just disappeared. The next morning and to our surprise about 5 meters away from our tend, there were footprints of a Jaguar, and next to them, there were others but smaller, like it had offspring. Sorry if there are mistakes in my comment, I'm still practicing my English, greetings from México c:

@tearitloosetearitloose4670

4 жыл бұрын

Wow... great story... I would have waited until it was quiet, grabbed my Dad and ran like an Olympian ... I'd have won the gold medal in the 100 meters and my dad would have been a thousand of second behind me... ha ha... we've always been competitive when it comes to seeing who can outrun each other... I seldom pass him... l most certainly would have that day... sorry Dad... but .....

@themagicdragon2011

4 жыл бұрын

@@tearitloosetearitloose4670 You don't have to run faster than a Jaguar... you only need to run faster than the person you're with

@wmcbarker4155

4 жыл бұрын

close captioning sure helps learning a language bet you wish like I do everything on the web was captioned, I'm deaf.

@historychick5947

4 жыл бұрын

@@themagicdragon2011 🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂

@lsjohn

4 жыл бұрын

For English-as-second-language it is very good. I'm impressed.

Good seeing you again Lilly, you put smiles on people's faces, especially when you first pulled out that beer.. You're very talented out there in the woods. I previously recommended your channel to a young lady who just had her first solo overnighter. Take care.

Hi I'm dale native cree from Saskatchewan, Read north to cree lake, it a great reference to living in northern Saskatchewan and trapping! Stay safe keep your powder dry! Your doing a good job. Pay no mind to people's negative comments I doubt they could last a month in the woods.

Once, during the night in the forest, I awoke to hear a very strange and frightening noise right outside my tent. This was 25 years ago, but I remember it well - I can only describe it as an unearthly snarling combined with panting breath. I lay still for a few minutes hoping that whatever terrifying blood-thirsty beast was making it would go away, but it didn't - so, very quietly, I picked up my hatchet and unzipped the tent door before flicking on my flashlight... and found that, while cooking my dinner on the fire, I had dropped a couple of sausages, which were being torn to shreds by a hedgehog.

@taotzu1339

5 жыл бұрын

Same thing happened years ago on a family camping trip. Except I never got out to investigate, everyone was asleep, and I was scared asf. Now when I get ask to go camping, I get PTSD like symptoms with dreams of being trap in a tent with monsters like bigfoot, demon bears, chupacabras, zombies, slender man, and the occasional ghost standing outside of the tent.

@ChumpyChicken2

5 жыл бұрын

Tao Tzu133 Samsqauch

@douglawson8937

5 жыл бұрын

@Be Free bahahahahahahaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa funniest thing i've read all year....literally lmfao!

@rhllnm

5 жыл бұрын

Recently woke up to a weird barking in the middle of the night. Sounded 30 feet away or so. Never saw what it was but it was probably a coyote, which bark when threatened. I think they stumbled on my tent and motorcycle and didn't know what else to do but bark and try to scare it off. A little spooky. Of course the pistol I had was in a box on the moto.

@TheMitchbassman

5 жыл бұрын

@@rhllnm Yea that coyote coulda got your pistol and turned it on you.Really luck you are!

Hey Lilly, I was taught to split wood by not chopping straight down, which can stick the axe. I was taught to bring the axe down and ending the chop at about a 30 degree angle which sort of pushes the split sideways in the direction of the edge of the blade. The axe doesn't stick as bad and in good straight grained wood the wood cracks open like a nut. Learned the trick from old timers who used wood as their primary heat source all their lives, as I have done for as long as I can remember. I'm 67 now. Try it.

"I dont want to get out of my sleeping bag, aww ". A priceless lilly moment.

We missed you when you were sick and we send our thoughts and prayers for your continued good health. You are wonderful to watch and we learn so many tips from your videos.

I know nothing of living or staying in a Tepee so this was very interesting. Thank you for sharing.

@aylarivers7653

3 жыл бұрын

It's a great shelter it's the Indian tent if you will back in the day they used to travel alot to follow the Buffalo heards so the TP was a mobile home kinda or tent 😆. Anyways

Light a fire, the snow will slide off on it's own. Open 2 sides on the bottom of the tepee, leave flap open, clear any obstruction or bird nests from the top. That's what I do. Less work. Love ya, girl! My husband loves your channel, too! You are truly, an inspiration to women, men, and children, around the world! Congratulations on achieving almost a million viewers. God bless you!! 🤗💞☕

Lol, love the excitement when it's time for food. Looks like an awesome place to spend a winter night too.

Also I'm watching this with my girlfriend and we really like your honesty like the losing the seal for your water canteen most people would have edited that out to make it look like they were infallible it makes your videos much better then most on KZread, we can't believe we didn't know your channel existed till today

Great overnighter Lilly, that teepee is awesome!

I had my first camping night around 12, in a farm small forest. There has been rather spooky noise in the night. I woke up, turn my flashlight on and unzipped the tent door. 2 big luminous eyes were staring at me. 2 big cow eyes.

@FinnMiaBelle

4 жыл бұрын

Pierre Boucher Mhooooo 😄

@triskalion9627

3 жыл бұрын

LMFAO bro cows are fucking scary they can completely ruin your tent and run over you, and they are heavy af

@ikmmv7551

3 жыл бұрын

Are you afraid of guns

@louisaisthankful6455

3 жыл бұрын

It must have been delicious!

@jeschinstad

3 жыл бұрын

@@triskalion9627 There's a mythbuster episode about bull in a china store that you may want to look at. Those animals are anything but clumsy and they don't walk into things.

I appreciate that she didn't edit out her failed bow making project and that explained why she splits her wood ergonomically (or economically! Both work). Not a Macho, nothing-to-learn survivalist... just a humble, engaging outdoor enthusiast. I smiled right along with her.

Hi Lilly, I'm a choctaw/cherokee and survival trained by the army. Very nice camp. your fire brick can keep you warm and your steak wrap was your spare seal :) I like to put a bungy around the wood before splitting. oh, one last thing I set a perimeter wire with pebble cans so I know when a weapon is needed. Stay safe fellow survivor...atg att peace

@davidlinihan3626

5 жыл бұрын

geoffreyjones2000 c-ration cans with pebbles were my first perimeter alarms

@Pooty_With_A_Fat_Booty

4 жыл бұрын

I'm Choctaw female. You don't know what I would've been doing to protect me and my dogs.

@jaredunger9994

4 жыл бұрын

If you are Cherokee and Choctaw. Then you know the "Teepee" isn't good for this. It is literally a one night and at most 4 night thing used by neither tribes. How do I know you may ask is I'm a Marine and a Cherokee citizen.

@JP-dg6gc

4 жыл бұрын

Half Cherokee and Choctaw right? Also is your baby a Chippewa?

@josephmcknight8871

4 жыл бұрын

@@jaredunger9994 Dude you're white, cut it out with the Native American BS! Be proud of who you are.

Yes....... Bad-A$$ video. I love that you show skills during the Overnighter. Putting it all together, This is how it should be, not just talking about free gear that people sent you......JMHO

@SurvivalLilly

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks I appreciate your comment :)

@yankeemudbug3263

6 жыл бұрын

I totally agree with you Corporal corner some of these guys are like an infomercial showing all there equipment that was given to them and taking like a half an hour to thank their sponsors it's ridiculous but Lily gets down to the nitty-gritty and makes it look easy and enjoyable great video Lily I've been watching you for a year it's the first time I've left a comment

@user-cp7gu5my9d

6 жыл бұрын

Corporals Corner

@johnlbales2773

6 жыл бұрын

Corporals Corner Yup! Hi CJJ.

@Dr.Pepper001

5 жыл бұрын

Hi, Marine. I'm enjoying Lilly's channel, also.

You're very courageous to go off like this, alone into the woods, as a woman. I like how you explain things too. Thank you so much for sharing your experiences. With us. All the best to you, always! 💖💖💖

@daleval2182

4 жыл бұрын

That's what else, that knife is for

I really enjoy watching you out in the wilderness an camping you don't know how lucky you are to be able to do this enjoy JW

I've been living in teepees for a long time even in the snow and I've even slept right on the ground. But I usually have several elk hides under me or deer hides because their hair is Hollow and it insulates you from the ground. If you want to stay warm in the teepee it is design for you to sleep on the ground and your fire right on the ground not in a hole. That way you don't need air tunnels to keep it going you use your door. I do this the way the Indians do it that's how I learned by doing it. I do admire how you want to learn and want to experience this. Last note I think you did a good job.. when you start thinking this is my home, then things change things get better cuz you'll make them better. Good luck for now sincerely bear claw.

She's not trying to be cool but still is. Always good to come across genuine people doing stuff that is of interest. Although there was a bit of a click-bait in her wild wolf video, but I won't hold it against her. I respect you being jovial and sharing your higher-end effort demanding interests Lilly. Especially with a past injury and other problems.

@pedrogarciaherradon2623

4 жыл бұрын

Adam Sawyer me encanta el vídeo y tu soltura

@adamsawyer779

4 жыл бұрын

@@pedrogarciaherradon2623 Estoy usando el traductor de Google, así que perdona cualquier error. Creo que es natural que las personas que buscan el tipo correcto de paz compartan el amor por tales videos. Estar bien Pedro

@adamsawyer779

4 жыл бұрын

@@Koji-888 True Dat

Lilly!! Your living my dream!! I’ve always wanted to stay in a teepee, but I don’t know how to build one. Even if I did, I lived in California near the beach, there is no where to build a teepee in Orange County, California. I live way out in the woods now, in north west Arkansas, but I’m an old lady now, I can’t build a teepee anymore. You are so adorable Lilly, truly a sweet and beautiful young lady. I do that when I eat something really good, I’m glad you share so much with us. Thank you Lilly, thank you and God bless you. ❤️🙏🏼

@jlp2061

4 жыл бұрын

Lea Merrill perhaps if you do a search there is someone near you or interested.

Thanks Lilly! Always informative.

It looks amazing with all the snow!

I’m Native American and I love this video Lilly...much love from New Mexico, USA...

The information in this video is amazing. Your a great camper and I am staying impressed with each video so far. Outstanding Lilly. Outstanding. That teepee rocks!!

Awesome video Lilly, really like the wood chopping bit and the snow, I love snow! Also i chop wood with my dad sometimes so it was cool seeing the technique you used with the axe, please keep making more great videos :P.

Ive never used an open fire tipi before, looks like a great design. Looks like you guys got a nice bit of snow too. For a person with a previous back injury you swing that axe like a boss! I just came back from a 3 day winter camp as well, Im not as graceful as you but I get er done!

@SurvivalLilly

6 жыл бұрын

Hi Nate, The fire and tipi design work well together, however the tipi will get very cold when the fire goes out. A more closed tipi and oven like you have is certainly more convinient. Cant wait to watch your video about the camping trip :)

@GKRamazingvideos

5 жыл бұрын

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@mawmawvee

5 жыл бұрын

Lilly, Did the tipi have a doorflap that closed all the way over the opening?

Just had some snow in the uk brought the whole country to a halt ! I have worked outdoors all my life and know about back pain. No fun. So look after yourself and treat your self to another dog no better companion. Keep up the good work eat more steak drink more beer stay happy best wishes N

Those snowy shots in the woods were stunning!

Thanks for the great videos Lilly! I've managed to survive with all your instructions & inspiration!

I never click on long videos but I watched every second of this one with a big grin. You took me back 45 years to my Boy Scout youth. 👍👍👍👍 Maybe a compact water filter next time. Keep making wonderful inspirational videos!! Hopefully some young people will follow your lead and GET OUTSIDE !!

Having built my own tipi several years ago, I loved seeing this winter overnighter and missed mine. Love your videos and look forward to your next one.

Lilly,its really nice watching you do all kinds of out door stuff

Bruh, lily just casually sitting next to a wasps nest.when i see a wasp im instantly 500 feet away

Ahoy Lilly. A Tepee in a winter wonderland ... what else do you need? Yes i know ... a warm campfire inside ;-). Thanks for documenting your trip in the woods. Stay healthy. Greetings from the pirate. Azze

"Let's see what we have to start a fire today" .. I love it!! Ha ha. I also loved how you washed your hands with the snow after clearing the air tunnel for the fire pit. And knowing to stack the wet wood around the edges to dry, but also using them to hold your cook grid.. Just about everything Lilly!! You're awesome!! A girl that is down to earth, normal, & ok with reality, & NOT prissy is so rare now a days here in the United States.. It's a VERY attractive character you have, so keep doing your thing & never change a thing!! It was very informative to see how it is in the tee-pee with the fire🔥going.. That answered all my questions seeing it. Another curiosity I have is how to identify which mushrooms are ok to eat. I remember you picked some to cook in your favorite shelter, & you know how.. It's so hard to learn from reading without knowing the terms.. I think a good video showing what you look for up close on the mushroom would help.. If you have the time when they bloom please think about that for a video..? Thank you for all you are.. 😎

We just can't get enough of you lily, you are so awesome, keep up the outdoor activities

Gratitude. The best part of the video is the food. Makes me hungry.

In the old days, we Girl Scouts would roll heated rocks wrapped in towels into our sleeping bags. We were awfully dirty but stayed warm and had a great time.

@hotrodray6802

4 жыл бұрын

That was done by folks with horse drawn wagons. Fine idea !!!! 👍

@FrankiesFancy

4 жыл бұрын

Its also done by people in dire need...I remember when my dad was laid off and the lights got turned off. I was a kid and it was great going without TV and lights but it was cold AF at night because our heater was electric. We still had gas service so mom would put bricks into the oven on low early of a morning and leave them there until bedtime then take them out and wrap them in sheets or towels and tuck our blankets in at the bottom and stuff the covered bricks way down at the feet. It was nice and toasty. If your feet are cold, you'll never get warm.

@scottpreston5074

3 жыл бұрын

This was recommended to me by a Korean OMD (Oriental Medical Doctor) because the chi is much better and more healing from the stone. (Chi =energy). Be carefull when heating them because if there is trapped water in the stone it can explode while heating it and it can harm you. Once you have a stone that can be heated to sizilling hot, you can be sure it is safe and can use it over and over. Wrap the hot stone in seveeral layers of a thick towel and bind it up securely with cord so that it won't burn your skin. The towel also allows the heat to slowly radiate out during the night and is still comfortably warm in the morning. You don't have to be camping to enjoy the therapeutic heat from a stone.

@RTmadnesstoo

3 жыл бұрын

@@scottpreston5074 Never use the nice smooth rounded rocks from around the creek.

I somehow managed to end up watching Girl in the woods and her video about you. Satire. It was absolutely brilliant. And , I noticed that you liked it too. I sometimes watch these outdoors videos and you're one of the best. These days there're soooo many to choose from , but you are my Nro.1 girl. 🖒

I love watching how happy you are camping! Great video !! I enjoy seeing your enthusiasm !

That pack! My goodness, that is a serious piece of gear.

Looks like another great video! Can't wait to see the rest of the video! Love it!

This is on my bucket list; to sleep in a tepee. You're always a pleasure to watch and inspirational. Keep it up.

Thank you Lilly, Love the Tepee!

Loved the video cant wait for the next one x

Leiwand, dass es Leute wie dich gibt! Lilly You are an inspiration and a good addition to my youtube channels! Keep up the good stuff!

Yes Survival Lilly great meal well deserved enjoy it with your beer.

Wow - I wish I could wake up from a night of rough camping in the woods with perfect pink lipstick & eye makeup like yours. Great video!

Excellent video Lilly! You and Joe Robinet do the best bushcrafting videos on the internet!! Both very unique and informative in their own way. Your presentation of the material is superb! Two thumbs up!

nice Lilly. I had the same mystery monster noises on trips before... & they turned out to be snow falling just like yours... the most fearful monster is the imagination, most times.

@bigfatno

6 жыл бұрын

I heard noises similar to that and was CERTAIN it was an animal approaching my camping trailer. I stepped outside to investigate, and still worried it was an animal approaching. . . I discovered it was giant oak leaves falling to the ground. I never felt so dumb and relieved at the same time.

@nomadicoasis9260

6 жыл бұрын

I was camping in a cedar grove during a big storm , wild and exciting ... I was calm though, swinging in my hammock enjoying the familiar noises, certain that that noise was trees rubbing together ... branches slapping a trunk in the wind, rain coming and going. nothing to worry about . that intent scrutiny i sensed must be my imagination , right? ya that's what i was thinking... till it huffed at me and stomped the ground ! then the ice cold chill slid down my back. I felt like a meat burrito hanging there all of a sudden . but I huffed back growling savagely ... the silence was deafening after that . I spent the rest of the night waiting for the ambush I knew would never come... we have black bear , wolves & cougar on Vancouver Isl. It wasn't a cougar ... wolf is most likely by the sound... ? but who knows ... I call that one " camp Sasquatch " I lay there telling my self about the poor misunderstood Sasquatch who broke into my camp to borrow my carving tools and take shelter from the gale, meaning no harm .It made me laugh to much for worry I fell asleep and dreamt peaceful dreams. that's why I said most times it's the imagination Jared

@bigfatno

6 жыл бұрын

Maybe a black-tailed deer? They like to come out of cover when it's raining or at night, and in your situation, you had both.

@nomadicoasis9260

6 жыл бұрын

I'll admit to near heart failure from black tail dear before but not this one... the huff & stomp sounded very canine but less likely maybe a bear . i surprised it , i was out of place somewhere it was familiar with. but it did not sound aggressive. because of the heavy rain... no tracks in the morning. so i call it a sasquatch for fun. the sound of dear hooves is hard. & the sound they make is higher pitch... Big leaf maple has fooled me before as well... big heavy leaves they sound like a stalking ...? something. :) sound identification is fun & it brings peace of mind when you can rule out most of them...

@richgg2

6 жыл бұрын

You have mule lips!

Great one Lilly!!!! Thanks for the clip you did for our buddy Martin!!!

@GKRamazingvideos

5 жыл бұрын

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Luv you and all your vids, Lilly. Thanks for educating and entertaining us!

What a great woman. My wife’s idea of camping is the Holiday Inn!

We had such a good year for snow! Looks beautiful! Glad you guys got to get some to play in!😊 we are all just big kids on the inside😊

awwI wanted to hear Lily call out "Hey Bear!"

Thank you Lilly very empowering

Looks like a fun weekend

Thank you for NOT making women look weak. :-) I'm so happy to see someone who knows how to enjoy the outdoors like I do. Kudos!

Lily that tepee looks like it did well and kept you warm, well done! 👍🙂👍

That looked cozy. Good job on the furniture.

Awesome experience, thank you

This is one of my favorite videos. Thank you so much!!!

You can actually watch that teepee warm up, looking at her breath fogging. I didn't not think it would get that warm. Very cool

@aylarivers7653

3 жыл бұрын

It's why native Americans used it for hundreds of years plus it's mobile like a trailer home 😂 or more like a tent anywho they followed the Buffalo heards that's why their homes were mobile

Awesome Lilly !!

Thank you, for a great video Lilly!

You put the liner in your tipi! That makes a huge difference! Very nice.

awesome Video Lilly keep up the great work i just love your videos because you teach people how to survive in the outdoors

Lotta energy....camping is hard work but fun ... love your channel lilly .

Nice to see a winter tipi,my Dad owned a tipi business and I have been in one at temps in the teens in the winter,nice and cozy.

What a great video! I really enjoyed this one! Thanks!

Lilly, Next time the leaking water bottle hits you simply take a piece of plastic bag like the one your steak came in and put it over the top and screw the lid down onto it, You might have to double the plastic but it works like a charm. Love the vids keep em comn........

@xippzap

6 жыл бұрын

Hey moron learn to read would you...I said a bag LIKE the one on her steak came in i did not say to use that bag and if she wanted to all she would of had to do was boil a small piece of the plasctic for a min....and Next time you want to spout off like a child learn how to understand simple English.....

@ssr9114

6 жыл бұрын

The Faceless Nomad well said sir and really he is a moron...

This was just so cool to watch. Enjoyable and a little educational. Thank you Survival Lilly!!

It's been more than 15 years since somebody made me watch a full survival episode, it was when Bear Grylls and Les Stroud had good shows, then they became boring and I've bingewatched like 10 videos from this girl, she's amazing! Now I want to go camping with my girl!

Good overnighter, quite enjoyable

How cute you says...'i dont wana get out from my sleeping bag'...this clip reminds me of my past days at my motherland..'Bhutan'... Uff,,,i really want to feel the winter snow fall..well,keep pace n looking forward to see you more.

You were the 1st BushCrafter I ever started watching :)

That hanging bathroom organizer thing is a genius idea for a permanent camp shelter. I wish I would have thought of that ages ago.

Been there, done that in the last two and a half years as a homeless person, not a camper. I have a room these days. But amazingly I always had videos or WiFi (from McDs).

Erstklassig wie immer. Heftig mit dem Rücken. Schade um den Bogen. Tolle Draußen Zeit liebe Lilly!

@GKRamazingvideos

5 жыл бұрын

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I agree, an enclosed shelter with a small fire is the way to go in cold or wet weather. thankyou for an instructional and enjoyable video article.

Hallo Lilly Hier ist der Markus (68) aus 🇨🇭 Bin heute auf dich gestossen. Super dein video mit Übernachtung im Tepee. Ich nehme an, dass du so wie ich aus Österreich bist. Weil du „Gösser Radler“ auch gerne hast. Ich gehe nächstes Jahr in den Ruhestand., dann mach ich mit meinem Ebike den Jakobsweg fertig. Ich wünsche dir alles Gute, bleib gesund! LG Markus