THIS VIDEO IS NOT CLICKBAIT !! SOMETHING WAS WALKING AROUND ARE TENTS.

@WHRBERT

Жыл бұрын

*Our 😉😊

@h3ntaihunt3r

Жыл бұрын

​@@WHRBERT😂no need bro

@atcay81

Жыл бұрын

​@@h3ntaihunt3r 🙌

@WHRBERT

Жыл бұрын

@@h3ntaihunt3r Sorry, had it drilled into me for years in school! 🙄

@Stupidityindex

Жыл бұрын

I about filled my sleeping bag one night when a tent stake came out & stalked me.

I was camping near Bremer Bay in Western Australia and had a similar experience. I got woken up by someone walking next to my tent in the middle of the night, was definitely a person because I could see their silhouette standing right next to me through the tent material. They were standing there quietly then all of a sudden they started urinating onto my tent, I was so upset I yelled and jumped out of my tent thinking it was going to be some drunken idiot.... Well it was a kangaroo... A kangaroo pissed all over my tent. 😂

@taraelizabethdensley9475

10 ай бұрын

Guess it was marking its territory

@Insomnium4ever

10 ай бұрын

😂😂

@Aria-wl2ve

10 ай бұрын

That is such an Australian story! 😂

@LisaLoo212

10 ай бұрын

That’s brilliant 😂

@ruthroberts8268

10 ай бұрын

Must have drank too much 4x 😅

This happened to me a couple of years ago. I’ve been backpacking for half a century and have never ever had any problems or nothing that scares me, unless it’s an aggressive buck. But a couple of years ago I took my grandson on his 1st backpacking trip. 1st night went fine. I had put a small padlock on the two zipper pulls on the door just in case my grandson decided to get up so he couldn’t unzip the door. I had brought my dog, 100 lb Akita, who slept in the tent with us. 1st night we heard animals softly walking around our little campsite. 2nd night about 1am I woke up to my dog very softly growling and I heard footsteps walking around. Not animal but human. He circled the tent a couple of times, then tried to unzip the door. He seemed baffled that it wouldn’t unzip. I say he because his breathing definitely sounded male. He went around to the window, which was open but the netting was in place. When he started fiddling with the window, I gave the signal for my dog to bark. At the same time I shined my flashlight in his face and pointed at gun at him. I told him run or I’ll let my dog out and shoot you. He ran. Yes, it was a man. I sat up the rest of the night. Thank goodness my son showed up to join us the next morning. I wanted to leave but he wanted to see if he showed up that night. He didn’t. Maybe just a random hiker, at 1am or someone followed us. I haven’t been backpacking since. The world has changed. I’ll face a cougar but not a strange man at 1am sneaking around my tent that isn’t in a public campground

@-Reagan

11 ай бұрын

Thank the Lord you and your grandson are okay. No telling what (or who) he was after. That’s a terrifying story/experience. You might’ve saved your grandson’s life (and your own). Give your dog a pat for me, he’s certainly a good boy!

@horsegonewild

11 ай бұрын

@@-Reagan He must have followed us as we were in a wilderness area and not easy to happenstance across a tent. He wasn’t there for a friendly chat. he tried to unzip the tent. I had put a small lock on locking both zippers together and he was struggling with it. My Akita doesn’t bark, she crouches and bares her teeth, while very softly growling. I haven’t backpacked since then. I can deal with bears, cougars, crazy deer but not a stalker who means harm.

@firedrake9419

11 ай бұрын

That's a terrible experience indeed. Maybe a random hiker as you say, but definitely a weird one. A normal man who accidentally runs into your tent would definitely say something to find out it's empty or not. His sneaky behaviour from the very start shows he was up to no good. I'm sitting at home while reading this and chills run down my spine. My grandmother used to go to the nearby forests to pick blueberries in the summer all her life. Once, in her seventies, she was busy picking in a hot summer day and suddenly had a feeling she's being watched. She turned around and about ten meters from her, there stood a strange man looking at her. My grandmother froze for a moment, then said something like "Oh, hello! I didn't hear you coming. You scared me so much!" The man said nothing, but didn't stop staring at her. My grandmother grabbed her basket and slowly walked away while he constantly watched her until she wasn't out of sight. Never found out who he was or what he wanted. Since then, my grandmother never went to the woods alone. She noted that the fact the man remained silent after being adressed was the most disturbing.

@user-do7in6nm4y

11 ай бұрын

I literally had something similar whilst camping on snowdonia at like 2am

@horsegonewild

11 ай бұрын

@@user-do7in6nm4y Do you think you’ll ever go up again?

I’m not even listening to the guy explaining what he’s doing, I’m just reading the comments 😂

@gaylewatson818

Ай бұрын

Me too!!

@eva-yq7vz

Ай бұрын

Me tooo 😂

@msherry5

Ай бұрын

Same! 😂

@Chadhogan111

Ай бұрын

Haha yeah, just reading the stories until the moment

@mgslegend7581

Ай бұрын

Y y’all so cringe

My sister and her husband were not in a tent, but a small cabin in a remote area of Arizona. In the middle of the night they heard two loud shotgun-like bangs (WHOOOMPF WHOOMPF) right outside. They froze with fear. Then they heard two more, and then another. They were too scared to go outside and in too much of a remote area to call for any kind of help. They had no weapons. After a sleepless night they discovered in the morning that they left their beer in the freezer and it had all exploded.

@AnxiousAlien...

6 ай бұрын

😂😂😂

@ariadneferreira2252

6 ай бұрын

😂😂😂😂

@InanaNinsianna

6 ай бұрын

😂😂😂😂😂

@tnurkka

6 ай бұрын

😁😁😁😁

@SLickev92

6 ай бұрын

😂😂😂 husband needs to step up his security measures though. Firearms save lives😎

I always carry a baby monitor with me, settled 3 metres away from my tent.Night vision, waterproof, works like magic.🤠

@ThomasBrenton-pk8gg

2 ай бұрын

Oh this is clever

@wirelessone2986

2 ай бұрын

My God great idea

@thetruepatriot7733

Ай бұрын

Great idea!

@baileyboo198

Ай бұрын

like it !

@EllyB1104

Ай бұрын

What a great idea

Had a similar thing fishing in France years ago, the locals had warned us about wild boar in the area, not really an issue I've had boar in camps before as soon as you make noise they run off. Woke up in the night by something that sounded huge digging around in the bushes behind my tent. I near craped myself it sounded so big. Shouted out and made some noise in tent, normally enough to scare animals off even wild boar, it didn't run off and only paused for few seconds. After about 10 minutes I finally got up the guts to jump out my tent with my torch. It was a feckin hedgehog digging through the brambles at the back of my tent😂

@Ellie-rx3jt

Жыл бұрын

I swear hedgehogs are the loudest moving wild animals. Possibly because you don't need to be quiet when you're spiky I guess! Thought someone was crashing around in our front garden at 2am last summer, turned out to be a hedgehog rifling through the bushes so loudly I could hear it from upstairs with the windows closed 😅

@mickd6942

Жыл бұрын

They make a right racket

@VK-qe7if

Жыл бұрын

Still a hog of sorts, if only a little one. 😅

@beaulieuonnp593

Жыл бұрын

haha

@Funkfuzzz

Жыл бұрын

Haha had the same. Love em

Been here for half an hour reading people’s experiences. Some very scary stories to say the least. I should probably watch the video now

Is it weird that I'm watching this at midnight while in the middle of the woods trying to distract my self from what ever had beem lurking around my camp site for the past 2 hours

@Jon14141

2 ай бұрын

Damn

@THIRTEENTH13TH

2 ай бұрын

Your camping, surrounded by animals, wtf do I expect?

@ianhayes3980

2 ай бұрын

@@THIRTEENTH13TH pretty sure it wasn't animals because I made a loud noise and then went to unzip tent to scare it off and well yea what ev6it was throw a pretty big rock towards tent it didn't hit my tent but it scared the life out of me, I found the rock the next morning and I'm 100 percent sure it wasn't there when I set up camp as it was in a very ea8to see spot and was right where I heard it hit the floor there was also a sort of dent in the floowhere it hit, I mean sure it could have been animals but what animal throws rocks like? that and righg as I started to unzip my tent, I found out theres alot of homeless people in the nerd by town and they have little camp sites they built throughout the woods was in just a bit deeper in than I was so yea it was probably just a homeless or a junkie messing with me but who knows it could have been Jimmy Saviles ghost looking to fiddle with me 😱

Can't beat laying snug in sleeping bag in a tent listening to the rain - so soothing

@lyndoncmp5751

Жыл бұрын

It's even better in a hammock under a tarp 👍

@glenndouglas8822

Жыл бұрын

I'm at that age, the rain on the tent would make me keep weeing all night! I used to be cool once you know 😄

@marvinlewis5591

Жыл бұрын

Yea but not the noise of foot steps

@JoeDirtisawsome

11 ай бұрын

It's even better when you do it in your house while you play some rain audio on your phone.

@Thelast3ambender263

11 ай бұрын

Don’t forget the footsteps

My father used to go on long hikes over several days in the South of France. He was a very wary man who always refused to bring a tent and only slept in trees or in rock cavities, always with visibility of what was ahead and to the sides. He never slept where he ate and avoided light sources as much as possible. On two occasions he saw strange men roaming alone in the middle of the night, more than 20km from the nearest house. They were neither hikers nor hunters. Once he felt like he was being followed even though night had fallen and he was still walking with dim light. He crept into a bush and waited. Three minutes later a man took the same path, without a backpack, without a lamp and being careful not to walk too loudly. He was a very tough man and he has never gone back for a multi-day hike again.

@coolyoutubeluke

2 ай бұрын

This is spooky I need more

@kmktruthserum9328

2 ай бұрын

Don't bring a flashlight on walks... Ever

@thetruepatriot7733

Ай бұрын

​@@kmktruthserum9328 OR....you bring an incredibly powerful flashlight!! I have 55,000 lumen flashlight that cost $3000... it can literally turn a dark forest into daylight with one button...When I use that flashlight, it lights up everything and I would definitely see if someone was trying to follow me through the woods....

@Pollendu13

Ай бұрын

@@coolyoutubeluke My father did not move from this bush and waited for daylight to turn back, he did not even finish his route. His past as an elite soldier made him extremely suspicious and he only listened to his intuitions, leaving no room for error. He was convinced that this man was following him, waiting for him to set up camp and become vulnerable. He didn't hide in this bush because he was afraid, he always said that you had to be invisible in the wild.

@Ezio999Auditore

Ай бұрын

I like this story.

Done a solo wild camp in a very thick and remote forest in Scotland in 2002 and there was clearly two people walking around my tent about 3am (I heard them whispering to each other), at first I thought they were maybe just passing whilst out on a night hike to where i have no idea but I heard them again an hour later, I just lay in my sleeping bag all night trying not to be sick clutching my swiss army knife. When morning came there was a weird pattern made with sticks outside my tent which I now understand to be a satanic pentagram. I was always an avid outdoorsman but have never been a solo trip since. Strange people seem to show up almost everwhere on earth, I’ve never actually told this story to anyone other than my wife and brother

@horsegonewild

8 ай бұрын

Wow! I know the fear that one man brings, but two! And then to come back! I would have been found by some poor soul, catatonic and drooling.

@timd729

8 ай бұрын

Motion sensor lights you wrap around trees.. this is why I only want to camp out there in a travel trailer RV. People act crazy when outside civilization.

@billdoor3140

8 ай бұрын

Pretty sure that was just Rab c Nesbit getting home with Jimmy

@user-tt6ox8nw8w

7 ай бұрын

If

@horsegonewild

7 ай бұрын

That’s really frightening. glad your ok

I don't think anyone should go camping alone as there so many creeps out there so glad you are safe

@billdoor3140

8 ай бұрын

What about is you're a creep or/and lonny? It's actually a great way to meet other creeps and/or loonies

@sheek3222

7 ай бұрын

This is extremely rare. If you are concerned about something like this happening, get yourself a flashlight with an ultra setting that is blinding to humans, I have one. If I hit you with the beam on max settings you will feel eye pain for half an hour. If you can then also carry a firearm. Experiences like this should not scare anyone away from camping or hiking alone.

@TheREALLibertyOrDeath

7 ай бұрын

@@billdoor3140backdoor bill

@CampLife-pl7ez

5 ай бұрын

I went camping alone on a Mt. where the roads were closed off to due to fires. 5 days there. Terrified the first night, scared the second night, 3rd night I was dancing naked around the camp fire while wielding 2 machetes, an axe hanging off my neck and bear spray can on my back. 4th night I was brave and listened to coast to coast alien stuff and regretted it. 5th day I left when the sun went down.

@jeanettedickson2789

5 ай бұрын

I did not mean this in a bad way but there are a lot strange people that are out there at night it could have some trying to scare you that all I meant

I've slept in the woods a lot. Also in bear and wolf areas. Sweden, Poland, Germany etc. I rarely use tents and usually sleep openly or under a tarp. 90% of the time some animal sneaks around the camp at night. You can hear mice, foxes or even birds. In the dark it all sounds like Big Foot.

@Julian-bq9qv

Жыл бұрын

@ Madman - wouldn't it be funn y if there WAS a Bigfoot sitting with his mates and saying, "Yeah, I walked right through the campsite and scared the shyte out of those poor bastards!! HA!"

@zensempai7371

Жыл бұрын

Agreed , kangaroos hopping through and around my camp in the middle of nowhere in the dark ,freaked me out the first few times it happened

@janhbhugo5085

Жыл бұрын

If Sabe walked through your camp , you won’t hear him ! You’d smell him !

@darkfoxjj

Жыл бұрын

You dont think thats unsafe?!

@c3pno

Жыл бұрын

Especially when your ears are closer to the ground even a raindrop sounds like a brick 👍

Isn't it amazing how we can quickly discover that we still have all our primal instincts (and fears) when we find ourselves out there in the wild ?

@mayhewfisher62

Жыл бұрын

excellent point!

@VMM34

Жыл бұрын

When you think of prehistoric times and the darkness beyond the encampment it must have been horrifying. I have a theory that human evolution made teens stay awake all night specifically to keep the encampment safe. Which foe would attack an alert settlement of teens just ready for a scrap, none! Lol

@Brocuzgodlocdunfamdogson

10 ай бұрын

I was just thinking about how darkness has basically controlled humans up until the invention of electricity. When it got dark out, it got *dark* . The fear of being snatched up if you’re surrounded by darkness has persisted from caveman times until today.

@VMM34

10 ай бұрын

@@Brocuzgodlocdunfamdogson Good comment. I think that's the reason teenagers have different sleeping patterns. We make them fit into a modern world pattern they weren't meant for, instead evolution fashioned them to be up all night to keep the encampment safe. What or what/who would attack a settlement with boisterous teens wide awake and itching to fight

@mr.octopus6972

10 ай бұрын

@@ITPFS Oh 😁 I'm in Canada (north of Quebec), if I want to go out of town it's a 2 hours drive trough the forest before I see any sign of civilisation.

Last fall I took my 9 year old son on our first backpacking trip in the Oregon wilderness. It was night two, 10 miles in and we had a large lake to ourselves. We set up camp in a dense area of trees about 100 feet off the lake. It was cloudy that evening and when the sun set it was pitch black outside. Around 3 am I was awakened to loud footsteps I could feel and hear getting closer to our small tent. The ground was full of roots from trees so we could really feel the vibrations of something moving. I thought it was a black bear at first because it felt and sounded so big, I slowly and quietly grabbed my pistol And had it ready in case I needed it. Those few moments when the creature was quiet, as I listened, I was almost deafened by my thumping heartbeat. All of the sudden I heard an ear piercing noise of air being blown out of a snout that caused the blood to leave my face. I still didn’t move and whatever it was made the noise again, I finally got the courage to say “hey bear, you better get going” and seconds later I had sticks breaking and something moving through the dense bush up the hill away from us. I didn’t sleep the rest of the night. The next morning I found big deer tracks around camp. Apparently deer make that noise sometimes. It’s crazy how vulnerable you feel wrapped in a bag laying on the ground with some thin tent material to “protect you”. Freaked me out but we moved lakes and slept one more night out there. I have since been back with two of my boys a few weeks ago and felt much better about getting over the bump in the night incident. Sometimes you just need to keep facing your fears and eventually you get over them.

@Ericxnugz

7 ай бұрын

That happened to me camping way in the backcountry of the sierra, was with my husky , had no gun but the bear didn’t want to leave.. he got a load of bear spray and I was up all night scared asf till morning

@ChristopherTracy-yb4hz

4 ай бұрын

Bigfoot is always curious about stuff.

@horsegonewild

Ай бұрын

Deer arent something to mess around with. When my kids were small we hiked up into the Jefferson Wilderness in Oregon. It was our last trip of the year as it was September. We’ve been up there many times and never had a problem. And we never saw anyone. Before bed the boys and my husband went out to pee before bedtime. I went after them. I heard something in the undergrowth, thinking it was the raccoon we’d seen playing by the lake earlier, I didn’t pay much attention….until the huffing and snorting started. I knew it was not the raccoon. As I was struggling to get my pants, a giant of a very angry buck mule deer came out of the shrubs straight at me. I kicked off the pants and boots and ran faster than I’ve ever ran, the buck on my heels shaking his great antlers. My kids and husband, heads sticking out of the tent were yelling “run mom run!” I dove into the tent and my husband zipped up the door. The buck snorted, pawed and paced around the tent all night. We didn’t get any sleep. The next day we stopped at a ranger station and the first thing he said was don’t you know you shouldn’t pee in a bucks territory during rutting season!

@opo3628

5 күн бұрын

Honestly, these days I feel like a gun is mandatory if you want to do any kind of overnight camping.

I thought i was getting followed once in snowdonia by a group of young backpackers with cans of beer id seen earlier. After setting up camp,after last light, i left a light on inside the closed tent and sat watching from a couple of hundred meters away. Sure enough they came close throwing stones and trying to scare me. The last laugh was mine though when i scared the shit out of them by banging rocks together.

@user-hs4ih8zp7e

2 ай бұрын

Yeah because banging rocks together is super scary. 😂

@OlssonMathias

2 ай бұрын

@@user-hs4ih8zp7e keyboard warrior KEK

@zaltmanbleroze

2 ай бұрын

@@user-hs4ih8zp7e maybe it sounds like gunshots in the dead of the night?

@5iveb1

2 ай бұрын

@@user-hs4ih8zp7eif it’s pitch black and u hear loud clacking sounds you’re gonna be frightened idc what u say😂

long time forestry worker, slept in many tents over the years, come across many critters, bears get curious, wolves and coyotes wont really bother, mooses will attack the tent, out of all that i think the worst encounter was a army of racoons, and waking up to the big boy of the group unzipping my tent and reaching his little hand in looking for a snack.

@kennethrogers3687

Жыл бұрын

Your lucky. I had giant wild aggresive dogs run into my tent and campsite about 10pm. All teeth and mean and nasty. Ever been stared down by a dog? I have! The size of great danes. Traumatized me. I can still see that terrible dog in my mind giving me that look and growling at us. I'm done camping. They are not afraid of you or your fire! Sitting by campfire, they came up behind us in the dark. We didn't hear or see them until they were in our face. Both black with long shaggy hair. Monsters! Beware!

@tnerbsg8134

Жыл бұрын

Dude, had the same thing happen with raccoons. Could hear something big coming towards me. Flipped the light on and like 12 sets of orange eyes, staring. Freaky.

@vicvega3614

Жыл бұрын

@@kennethrogers3687 should have blew its head off

@goldenlass9488

Жыл бұрын

Wow! Clever little things, with very capable ‘hands.’

@cliffypoo11

Жыл бұрын

@@goldenlass9488 the same one would take the liner out of my boot every night then bang the boot on the ground, hoping for a treat. you would hear cries of frustration throughout camp as the little buggers wreaked havoc. they would come over from the park across the highway. the rangers were wondering where they had went.

Dan, I've had bears, wolves, moose, deer, and porcupines wander into my camp but. I think hearing what I thought was a fellow human being wandering around my tent in the middle of the night, would add a whole new feeling of apprehension and primal fear. Of all the predators out there man is the most unpredictable of all. I recently heard that two seniors wild camping in their camper van on a quiet road woke up to an extremely loud bang at 2 am, turns out some yobs had thrown bricks through the side windows and windscreen of their van at the same time. It scared them so much, they were thinking of selling off the campervan. It can be unnerving not knowing what is out there as you lay vulnerable in your tent. Take care out there Dan!

@meatavoreNana

Жыл бұрын

Yes, I saw that one.. poor buggars.

@barbaramacdonald3128

Жыл бұрын

Have a dog with you.

@beaulieuonnp593

Жыл бұрын

exactly, I am scared of young men attacking the tent, or setting fire to it. I have never heard of women doing this.

@Raya14

Жыл бұрын

Having backpacked most of the Sierras, Cascades, and lately camping in the Uintahs, I have found the last decade or two, people are by far the largest problem in the wilderness. From stealing equipment to being a physical threat. That is why I now never venture into the bush unarmed.

@cfdaredevil96

Жыл бұрын

That's why you keep a nifty, metal and polymer buddy easily accessible at all times.

Oh I was camping in the Scottish Highlands once....middle of nowhere. Heard footsteps walking round and round my tent at 3am. I was absolutely terrified. Turned out to be cattle. Embarrassing... as I grew up on a farm 🤣🤣

In the southern states of the US we just say, “I’m trying to sleep, if you wake me up again I’m shooting”

I was camping north of Flagstaff, AZ when we heard something walking around our tent and car (glamping). I pulled out my handgun and racked the slide as loud as I could. Heard a voice say ‘let’s GtFOH’ and the footsteps went away. Finally peaked my head out the tent and saw a light bouncing around in the trees about 300 yards away.

@englishwoodsman

Жыл бұрын

Thank you for watching

@BurtReynoldstash

Жыл бұрын

Lol😂, They weren’t expecting that lolz. In the U.K. we can’t even pack a Swiss Army knife due to the knife laws lol😂 I might get a pump action shotgun sound clip. Just the sound of it would make anyone shit themselves lol😂

@staceytroffer8287

Жыл бұрын

@@BurtReynoldstash the most ridiculous thing ever. First they outlawed guns, so the law abiding citizens won’t carry them, only the bad guys. Then knives and blades became a problem now they are outlawed. What’s next? FORKS? Tire irons? Bats? Outlaw the HUMANS, they are the problem.

@Ukraineaissance2014

Жыл бұрын

​@@BurtReynoldstash that's nonsense

@enzopasi116

11 ай бұрын

@@BurtReynoldstashfunny that , i Carry a Victorinox huntsman for EDC in the uk and it is legal as long as you don’t use it in a illegal way and it dosent have a blade above 3inches and I think it cant lock but not sure on that bit . Also have a .177 glock 17 gen 4 i take with me when camping (with site owners permission of course ) has 500fps and is blowback its surprisingly loud too

I always camp with an air horn. An air horn SOLVES all your nighttime visitor problems.

@reesemorgan2259

18 күн бұрын

I don't understand. If you're in the middle of nowhere, who would respond?

@mobst4r1

17 күн бұрын

@@reesemorgan2259wut?

@DansEarway

15 күн бұрын

@@reesemorgan2259 night time critters scatter at the sound. i am not looking for help from a responder 🤣

I remember tenting at the New Forest many years back, woke up with stupid Horses brushing up against my tent. Sounded like the Demons had crawled out of hell lol

Camped at a well known rest area one night in the semi arid desert of the Northern Territory. 2 busloads of 18 year olds from Europe turned up, and were excited to sleep under the stars instead of their tents. They had a great time. Clear night, the heavens full of stars = a magical time.

@Vicariousleighilive..

3 ай бұрын

So it was nice to see a story in the comments from the creepers point of view 🫡

People are generally unlikely to stumble across you at night unless you’re in an obvious spot, or they’ve seen you going in. I’m always careful about where and ( importantly) when I pitch camp. Bit of scrim net is also useful to break up the shape of the tent. ...

@TheB00tyWarrior

Жыл бұрын

Lmfao depends on who you are. Sometimes more likely to be a person than an animal

@ourladyofguadalupebotanica6732

Жыл бұрын

@@TheB00tyWarrior Rather have the animal than another person. Animals are predictable.

@VidelxSpopovich

2 ай бұрын

I like to linger just outside the tents of homeless people to scare them in the night.

Wipe the zip down with a baby wipe, let dry and use a normal soft lead pencil. The graphite will allow the zip to run smooth and will not pick up dirt like candle wax. Stove looks mint.

@Thedagda801

Жыл бұрын

This

@englishwoodsman

Жыл бұрын

The zip broke so need to sort that now

@simonward4520

Жыл бұрын

@@englishwoodsman yes noticed. I do use this tip on most tents, especially the cloud peak 2, zips can be a mare. Helps alot.

@Martycycleman

Жыл бұрын

Never thought of a graphite pencil. 2B or not Ha!

@messagedeleted1922

Жыл бұрын

​@@moparmarkstpac it washes off. I use pencil crayons because they are graphite and wax and work very well.

My wife son and I used to go camping regularly during the summer months. On on such trip to Wells next to the sea we had put up our tent spent time on the beach then returned to make bacon butties for a late tea/supper. then we went to bed I went straight to sleep after a days driving. Then Bang Crash clatter! Intruder in the tent I got the heaviest thing available a two cell torch and un zipped the bedroom compartment door looked round and there it was! A big Hedgehog rifling through the empty plates and the frying pan! I took it out put it under the hedge and went back to bed Ten minutes later it all kicked off again the same hedgehog back in the tent. I had to open the car and put all the pots and pans in the car boot then carry the hedgehog some distance from the tent! what a night!

About 7-8yrs ago a woman I worked with had her nephew "pass away". Turned out he enjoyed camping solo, he went up near Heinze Dam at the back of the gold coast in QLD, Australia. His body was found mutilated by knife wounds in his tent, attacked while sleeping. Horrible for the family, i cant imagine. I subscribe to a British ladies YT channel wild something,, and she solos all the time. Man or woman, its not good to be alone in the woods (bush). 😮

@judithfaber2667

7 ай бұрын

Wild Beare? Did you see the one where she camped near a haunted church? 😮

@lewistivey

2 ай бұрын

I think we might be subscribed to the same one? She stayed 3 times in a stone hut (without a roof) on a mountain?

@ahj3225

2 ай бұрын

Call bullshit on this story.

@williamwillaims

2 ай бұрын

@lewistivey yeah, and the tarp setup was pretty ridiculous. Half of me thinks she plays dumb for the videos . But I think her more recent videos she's much better prepared and...skilled 😅

@williamwillaims

2 ай бұрын

@@ahj3225 why?

Genuinely have been attacked whilst wild camping some years ago, middle of the night a group of lads kicked the shit out of the tent I was in, and obviously I couldn’t get out because I was wrapped up in it. They thought it was hilarious and ran off, I was terrified, being alone and in the middle of fields miles from anyone. I can only assume they were lamping and stumbled across me.

@firstnamelastname-uq9hr

Жыл бұрын

I hope that the arseholes that did that to you didn't put you off camping again,there is a lot to be said for keeping a wooden spiked bar with you once inside the tent for them to kick or a long sharp camping knife that sticks out.

@matthewwalker6621

Жыл бұрын

I had that happen years ago travelling around Australia on a motor bike in a done tent but I had a Velcro slit on the back of the tent and a massive bull terrier and I let him out lol A old biker told me about drunk young guys setting his tent on fire when he was camping off the road so he put a back door on his tent so I did the same and sure enough I needed it

@beaulieuonnp593

Жыл бұрын

yes, it is the groups of men that scare me, I sometimes wonder if they will set light to the tent. Drunks and druggies and other anti social youths.

@carrieboultby7516

Жыл бұрын

@@matthewwalker6621 Yes, I like tents with two doors, so you have a quick escape route if something happens

@guycd1

Жыл бұрын

I'm American and out here people know better. Lots of campers carrying handguns for safety from bears and etc lol.

Flashed me back to Kern River Valley in California. Heard world's largest bear outside my tent moving around. After a few moments, I opened my tent to an eagle staring at me.

@dallastrujillo7540

9 ай бұрын

Bwah ha ha! Classic!

@mcard48able

7 ай бұрын

Quick underwear change after? 😂

@ggggloveking9419

6 ай бұрын

I can imagine how grateful you were that the eagle chased the bear away

@mcard48able

6 ай бұрын

@@ggggloveking9419 he thought he heard a bear, but it was an eagle

@CameraNostalgiaClub

2 ай бұрын

Wow

me.and my partner wont camp anymore unless on a proper campsite after we were woken at around 3am by footsteps around our tent and heard male voices sounded like they were rummaging through what equipment we had left outside the tent. never again it made mw realise just how vulnerable we were. very scary !!

@bigboyshit1

Ай бұрын

Get a Kangol dog! Problem solved

@moorshound3243

Ай бұрын

And you think you are safe on a "proper camp site"? We have had loads of problems and been robbed on camp sites. Just be ready to kick ass life is not all sunshine and rainbows.

@baileyboo198

Ай бұрын

safety in numbers 😅. bit of a difference between some other random camper sneaking across n pinching ya windbreaker than men hanging round your tent in the middle of the night in the forest .

@moorshound3243

Ай бұрын

@@baileyboo198 if someone is motivated to stay out in the woods with thermal and NV waiting to do harm to somebody staying out there you have no chance no matter how many of you there are.

@baileyboo198

28 күн бұрын

hence why we don't wildcamp anymore lol.

I don't go into the wilderness at all unless I have my dog with me. He's a stout lab/pit mix with the face of a sweet lab but has the body of a muscled pitbull. As result, people keep a wide berth even though he is generally adult friendly. One day, I was hiking a trail with him just after a light rain so it was misty and wet which meant not a lot of people where going to be around. Though the woods were beautiful, I was slightly creeped out since i couldn't see too far ahead due to the mist. As I'm walking, I see a hooded figure ahead of us on the trail. It spots us and darts into the woods. Unfortunately, I can turn back because at this point me and my dog are heading back to the car which was another 10 minute walk ahead of us. So I have it in my mind maybe it was a jogger and not some creep that was going to attack us and I could no longer see this person anymore anyway. About 2 minutes or so after we pass the spot I intially saw the hooded figure, my dog suddenly whips around and starts growling menacingly. I've never seen him do this so it startles me and I look back. It's the hooded figure again and he's a few paces behind us. He looks like his face is dirty and he's clutching something tightly in his hand. I tell him my dog is not friendly (a lie) and that he needs to keep his distance otherwise my dog will lunge and I'm worried I can't hold him. The hooded figure doesn't respond and my dog starts to get really angry. This seems to convince the figure and it turns around and walks in the other direction. Needless to say I have my dog all the best dog food and treats i could find in the petstore that day

@user-hs4ih8zp7e

2 ай бұрын

Fake

@muskateer12345

2 ай бұрын

Stay away from the N and you will be fine

@user-pg7cx9wo1m

2 ай бұрын

Carry weapons

@Spacemonkeymojo

2 ай бұрын

Lol

Dan get yourself a couple of trail cams to cover the front and back of your tent and campsite. It would give you some peace of mind to see what’s out there. Take care keep up the good work love your videos.

@jonothandoeser

Жыл бұрын

And they come in handy for other tasks as well.

@englishwoodsman

Жыл бұрын

I have two but I forgot to take them

@betsygodwin8938

Жыл бұрын

But can you see what the trail cam is picking up instantly ( like a fancy baby monitor camera?)

@jonothandoeser

Жыл бұрын

@@betsygodwin8938 Depends on which one you buy.. But usually you check it out in the morning.

@trace8153

Жыл бұрын

@@jonothandoeser so to late waste off lol

Keep them coming Dan, they may not be the most polished KZread videos but that’s why I like them, you saying it as it is with no scripted b.s. is what I like.

@englishwoodsman

Жыл бұрын

There's no need to overwork the videos, turner. That's what tv is about polished shit .. I just go for down to earth

@nate7629

11 ай бұрын

​@@englishwoodsmancan you recommend me a nice tent that'll be easy to set up and take down, and isn't that heavy. I would like to know a really good backpack one that is good for traveling long distances without putting strain on yourself.

@TrailerYardGirl

8 ай бұрын

Agree..and a lot of sellouts once the channels gain popularity. Turns into 1 long arse camping equipment commercial. 🥱

I'm not sure if being waken up like that or sleeping through something like that is worse. I woke up to a party the animals had with my trash that I thought I'd secured and heard nothing. If it'd been something bad or would have gotten me. Edited to add: I've heard so many accounts of people cutting tents to remove sleeping children I put mine with me in a double sleeping bag. He can't go anywhere without me knowing and nobody can get to him without going through me but I don't want him to have to live with that.

Unfortunately there are definitely oddballs that do wander around in the dark. I hitched and camped a lot in my twenties and had two occasions where someone tried to get into my tent. First time was up in Scotland at around two in the morning when I was woken up by someone unzipping the tent. I woke up and in a startled state asked them what they were doing (it’s amazing how quick you wake up completely!) and to be fair whoever it was apologised and disappeared quickly (they sounded dazed and confused so I assumed it was a drug user). Second time it happened was much scarier, down near Bodmin on a hitch from Birmingham to Cornwall. Camping up in the castle grounds near the main road, I was woken at four in the morning again by someone unzipping the tent. I immediately asked told them to leave but was met with a a few seconds silence before the person said ‘I want to suck your co*k’. Well you can imagine I absolutely bricked myself at this stage realising the seriousness of the situation before saying I didn’t need this right now and to leave me alone which was followed by a scary silence that went on for a few minutes. Obviously unable to sleep, I eventually decided to get out and with a tent peg in my hand ready to stab the nutter outside if I had to defend myself. I leapt out of the tent to find nothing but a wall of fog surrounding my tent. Properly shaken by this stage I packed up the tent and headed back to the main road where the sun was starting to rise (being summertime) and caught a hitch out of there an hour later. Horrible experience but it didn’t stop me hitching or camping but I was a happy man to eventually get a camper van later in my forties which is always safe, snug and secure.

@LFG7

10 ай бұрын

Damn, man or woman?

@mooskamoo

10 ай бұрын

@@LFG7 both were men. I did a lot of hitching and camping by roads and near towns in my twenties so these were unusual experiences, the vast majority of the time it was safe. But of course, the nearer to humans you are, the more you need to be aware of what can happen and so at least be mentally prepared to defend yourself.

@LFG7

10 ай бұрын

@@mooskamoo that would've shit me up, if it was a woman I might've just heard her out😂. Good to hear it was an anomaly, I've been wanting to start camping soon

@mooskamoo

10 ай бұрын

@@LFG7 yea don’t let these things hold you back. The benefits, fun and adventure I got from hitching so many years was well worth the odd bad experience, and even those make a good story later in your life. The UK is actually very safe to camp around, biggest problem is the ‘get off my land’ brigade 😂 but as long as you set up late and leave early there’s practically zero chance of any problems.

@DTB1752

2 ай бұрын

This is really scary man. Feels like everyone in the comments has had experience with weirdos during the night

This is why i use aspects of stealth camping no matter how i am camping. Especially solo

Im a 60 year old, experienced camper,ex Infantry soldier..So i hope you dont mind me making a few points to put your mind, ,and others minds, who had similar experiences at rest ....i see many video experiences like this top.. However, do remember in future, that Noise is always louder at night time. Thus , what sounds like a human outside your tent in a remote area ,in the rain is very most likely to be a curious animal. I been in many similar situations similar all around the world in many conditions, wether holiday camping, or being in war zones where worry of being compromised is a constant threat. We too would always here noises that sound like enemy walking around our positions,that would alert us. However ,Using Night Vision goggles, every time it would be curious animals. Its because we are in their environment, they come to check us out so to speak,to see of we a threat to them..

@gmsinding1766

2 ай бұрын

your right.I was out camping 2 nights ago. thought I heard someone around the swag, didnt worry me, sounds at night....just sound louder, just a rabbit and saw rhodents the next day. but I always have a knife in the tent haha.....habit

@entrelepingetlepong3746

2 ай бұрын

its difficult to accept the vulnerability of sleeping in a tent outside but still find someone walking at night its Really bad luck

My story is true without a lie. Many many years ago a mate a I went camping to an old gold mining area. We drove his old car along some rough tracks and came to a circular clearing. Looked like the perfect place as the track went in a circle around a stand of trees and joined where the track came into the clearing. Tent set up rifles loaded read to go spot lighting. Sitting in the tent having our meal we heard foot steps outside.I looked at my mate and said, WTF we are miles from anywhere. Me with rifle in hand my mate with the spot light threw open the tent flaps.The foot steps went past the front of the tent,in front of us. Problem was there was no one there, just the sound of foot steps. The sound went off into the trees. Then an orange round glow about the size of a basket ball came from the other side of the clearing through the strand of trees. It floated about 5 foot from the ground and came over the tent twice over the car twice then went back to be way it came, and disapeared. My mate and I with rifles in hand, made a dash to the car and locked the doors and sat there cradling our rifles until day break, when we could see the track,we left without our tent and gear. Never went back. We don't know what it was. But those foot steps 3 feet in front of us and nothing there, scared the fucking shit out of 2 fit, well armed Aussie blokes. The Orange glow was strange enough, but those foot steps 😳😳😳

@tatucorreia

18 күн бұрын

There are many entities around us. I can only imagine how perfect the woods are for some of them to live in. I believe you 😱 thanks for sharing

@boblouden6663

17 күн бұрын

@@tatucorreia It was in the late 70s and mobile devices were a dream yet to be invented IE cameras in phones, it was in an area. Called Welsh village, in the Castlemaine gold fields.many prospectors died in that area.I ended up working at a 1800s Pentonville style gaol, where 10 prisoners were hanged and buried in the gaol, and the original hangmans noose still hung from the beam above the trap door,but that another story.👻👻👻

@PankajSharma-xr2is

5 күн бұрын

That is really an interesting and scary experiences.Thank you sir for narrating it so well

Sorry for the unsettled night. We have armadillos where I live, and they make a huge racket foraging through the leaves. Scared me to death the first time I was camping, but now when I hear them they make me smile and put me at ease -- I know that if they are around then nothing bigger than them is around. :) Hope you get your dream tent back in tip top shape.

@jeremyjames2643

Жыл бұрын

There was this one time I was camping with my exs family. They are Vietnamese and arnt really outdoorsy people, probably couldn’t survive a 3 day trek if their lives depended on it. Anyways where we were camping had a lot of skunks that would wander into the camp into peoples trash. That night me and my buddy took some weed edibles I have epilepsy so he just wanted a small bit I warned him and only gave me a pinch 🤏. Maybe 10-15mg a small beginner dose, he also drank which made it worse. Anyways so he calls the night early or so I thought and wanders to his tent. I’m sitting around the fire with the family and we see a skunk these people are terrified of any wildlife so I go scare it off. As I’m following it out of camp I’m keeping a torch on it and I have a small group of the family behind me it went around a car so I followed it and out the corner of my eye I notice some movement next to the skunk I quickly shine the light and it’s my buddy he’s so messed up he’s playing in his own throw up and the skunk is literally right next to him. I quickly shushed away the skunk with the lights off and ran back to the family telling them I scared it off. He didn’t want them knowing he ate an edible, I had to run back and save the poor dude turns out he was trying to scare it away but he was so messed up he could only murmur 😂.

@quebecpatriot1874

Жыл бұрын

hell, squirrels and even small birds can make a hell of a racket in foliage I can stand still for 20 minutes while hunting only to find out it was a common bird foraging tidbits on the ground

@davidford2169

Жыл бұрын

Armadillo!!!!!....

@jeremyjames2643

Жыл бұрын

@@quebecpatriot1874 don’t know how many times I’ve sat in a stand freaking out thinking there’s a deer nearby only to find out it’s a squirrel or small bird especially during sunrise 🤣

Love the sound of the rain on a tent ❤😊

Yeah it’s scary. I was in a sleeping bag next to the fire no tent. Woke up in the morning to heavy canine breathing in my ear. I peeked out of my bag and saw coyote feet and legs everywhere. Looked like about ten of them. I jumped up and screamed like a banshee. All I saw was dust going around a curve in the trail. I think I scared them worse than they scared me but it was not a fun way to wake up.

@leviwisuri782

6 ай бұрын

I died laughing reading this comment I get it’s scary but the way I envisioned it is hilarious. They probably were wondering what just leaped up and yelled 😂

@Mike-mm8nz

6 ай бұрын

@@leviwisuri782 Oh yeah it’s funny now.😂😂

@leviwisuri782

6 ай бұрын

@@Mike-mm8nz I had a similar experience. Except it was a squirrel. It was scratching my tent and I woke up to it and everything sounds louder at night I thought it was a bear trying to get in and it took about 5 minutes of panicking before I realized it was a tiny animal and fell back asleep lol. I woulda died if I woke up to coyotes

@Mike-mm8nz

6 ай бұрын

@@leviwisuri782 Lol, squirrels always sound huge. Armadillos are even worse.

@ronnie7075

4 ай бұрын

Back in the 1890s in Northern Australia, some natives with spears snuck up on a Scotsmans permanent camp to finish him off. The long bearded long haired Scotsman walked out buck naked into the moonlight playing his Bagpipes. Legend has it he scared those natives for miles around and never had any trouble since.

I ALWAYS have things creeping around me at night, but I live in the US and camp in a massive forest, alone. Things come out and I often include them in my videos. It is fun to watch other people sharing similar experiences. I loved this video.

I've been hunting, fishing and camping all round the uk I can mostly tell the difference between animal and or human once I woke up about 2am to the sound of something I had never heard before after laying there for a few min it got louder and all of a sudden I revises it was a lion I jumped up and thought I was hearing things this went on for hours and I bearly slept a wink eventually I fell back asleep when I got up in the morning I realised I has only about a mile away from a safari park and what I heard was indeed a lion.. always makes me laugh the first time people hear a muntjac screaming in the breading season I lost count of the amount of times I've woken up to mates saying they haven't slept a wink as they thought someone was being murdered I sleep through most of it nowadays

While I was camping alone in Sweden, few years ago, some elks were wondering around my tent at night and this REALLY creeped me out... 🙈

@mattiaslarsson8000

Жыл бұрын

We don't have elk so that would creep me out too😂 red deer perhaps?

@cider999

Жыл бұрын

@@mattiaslarsson8000 I meant moose of course, my mistake 🤣

@maaz322

Жыл бұрын

why are people acting like this is so rare. If you're not camping in some designated campground you get a lot of visitors. I always get opossums and raccoons walking around. First time I ever camped, I had a mountain lion hissing at me. Usually the person's fault, cuz I did food prep where I slept. As for the mountain lion, I was stealth camping in a canyon where there was a known cougar presence.

The footsteps were your mum asking you to get out of the back garden 🤣

That little stove is the cutest!! 🦌💚🦌

Enjoyed your vlog Dave. With regard to security around the tent I use what Carp fishermen use. Bite alarms. You can set up loads around you to alarm the way you want !!!

@sandyfleming7516

8 ай бұрын

What are bite alarms? Never heard of them.

@winkfinkerstien1957

5 ай бұрын

Great idea! I should have thought of that. 🙂👍🏻

@d4l678

2 ай бұрын

@@sandyfleming7516 usually a bell with a clip onto your fishing line if im not mistaken

Use the damaged bag to cut a few patches and glue them over the holes on the inside. That way its the same colour.

In Texas, we have armadillos that come through the woods like tanks. They’re super loud!

Camping in Alberta at Pickle Jar Lake one time and we didn't hear a thing, we went to bed and there was no snow, when we got up there was 2 feet of snow, as we went to the bathroom there was a circle around the tent from a huge grizz.

The stove is a different design from twig stoves: a broad base of embers and a tower of flame make a lot of concentrated heat at the top of the tube. Thank you for showing us something different on the market.

@englishwoodsman

Жыл бұрын

Your very welcome mate

Who else thinks Dan needs an outdoor WildLife Camera for his ventures ?! 💤💯👍🐯🐅🐆🐈‍⬛🐈🦁🦓🦬

@englishwoodsman

Жыл бұрын

I have two but I alway forget them

@staceytroffer8287

Жыл бұрын

A dog. A big fking mastiff. Let’s see who pokes around with that big boy on guard.

@Thelegend-gt5lb

Жыл бұрын

Yes a trail cam

@dennisrowan9700

Жыл бұрын

Glock 19

@duckypam

Жыл бұрын

And a firearm

Went camping with my girlfriend a few weeks ago in a super remote area in Nevada. Drove 30 miles down a closed road to get to some hot springs. My little awd suv took a beating getting into the campsite, but it was late and we were determined to find what looked like some pristine and large pools! Oddly, I slept unusually well, it was nice and cold out but we had lots of blankets and a good sleeping bag. Another reason was because I figured there was an extremely low chance of anyone being out there. We had even driven down a road to get to a little hidden campsite. I woke up with a start at 6am when it was barely light out and peaked out the tent while saying something loud and unintelligible. It was a herd of (wild?) donkeys checking out our car and tent. Also, turned around to look at the car to see one of the tires completely flat. Had to change it, but worried the spare wouldn’t hold up!

Have you ever heard a Deer or Moose growl before? It was one of the most terrefying noises I heard while solo tent camping in a forest.

@claymac7895

Жыл бұрын

Deer and moose don’t growl. If something growled at you it wasn’t a deer.

@artfx9

Жыл бұрын

@@claymac7895 Not a growl, but similar. Hard to explain. I have found videos of a similar noise deer make.

@StewCrew66

8 ай бұрын

@@artfx9yeah elk and moose do make weird noises

@thevirginiapicker3028

8 ай бұрын

@@artfx9one morning in the wee hours I was awaken to grunting and I thought some wild boar was about to eat me but I opened one eye and there was a deer within 6 inches of me and it was grunting. Scared me so bad I haven’t been solo camping since.

@robbo03

6 ай бұрын

Just reading the comments and someone else has mentioned the same. Must've given u a heck of a fright 😂

I was out the other night, weather was clear and the woods sounded like a jungle. Woke up to heavy footsteps, sounded human but it was actually a deer. Second time it's happened to me this year already.

Saw a story of two hiker girls thst got me terrified. Around the middle of the night they heard noises walking around their separate tents and thought it was the other one going to pee, so neither said anything. I can’t remember how the interaction started but I think the strange man opened one of the tents and say he thought they were his ‘friends’, which he said giggling. She shook him off and he left. They woke up in the Morning and talked about it, still scared. Only when packing up did they see the man cowboy sleeping not farther than a few yards from them…. God! I’m a dude and go hiking alone but fuck if any laws stop me from bringing self defense items. No one’s touching my bum

@staceytroffer8287

Жыл бұрын

Exactly. You put a bullet into a bad guy, out in the woods, who’s going to know you did that? And you saved your life, which was the goal.

Nice setup. Thanks for taking me along.

It happened to me too. I would do the7 hour drive up to the Ocoee River to kayak and would park on a forest service road. It was wide, so I wouldn't block it in an emergency. I was actually told about this place by a forest ranager. I would arrive around 2 am, set up my tent and go to sleep. After several visits, I was awakened by a car door slamming and footsteps. Walked past the tent and then it got quiet. Well, it turned out that it was bow hunters going in at dark to set up. Very unnerving to say the least. As it got colder, the hunters were carrying guns.

I've had this happen before at my camp before too, and it's a VERY unsettling experience.

Thanks for the video Dan, not sure what's with all the downvotes. Keep up the good work mate me and the family enjoy your videos.

That little woodstove is a gem. It would've been great to have the times I was in the Maine woods in need of heat and cooking. It's kind of pretty with glass door.

Creepy stuff! Normally sleeping in a tent with rain coming down would be ideal sleeping conditions, but not with twigs breaking underneath the feet of something lurking outside.

@HULKmyLOVE

7 ай бұрын

Its me a apex predator

Love the stove / pan combo! A Y shaped stick stuck in the ground would give the long handle some support and avoid tipping. You could use that to move the main pan off the heat and create a spot with less intense heat. Great video mate, thanks for sharing!

@Lythimayanh

Жыл бұрын

❤❤

@DravinD81

Жыл бұрын

Could also make or have made a larger cross pot stand.

@punipuk8507

Жыл бұрын

Cool s1aitken, the y stick idea. The stove almost has a rocket stove draw to the fuel. If there was a 'half pipe' design to that side door and keep the opening angled up it'd keep the embers from spilling out. I was fretting the uncleared area catching on fire esp if he was going to be in the tent gazing at it further away and get drowsy.

Happened me a couple of times. Nothing as scary really. Although one time we were awakened at sunrise by the sound of automatic gunfire, and it wasn't too far away either. Turns out the area we were camping in was used for "training" by paramilitaries (I'm from N.Ireland)

@musicfortripping5843

7 ай бұрын

Oh ah up the

@TheBlaert

7 ай бұрын

@@musicfortripping5843 ah nope, from the area we were in it was the other ones.

@Stevezftw

6 ай бұрын

Where was this? So I can avoid it haha. I am from NI too

My first time i'd encounter a creepy things during camping..In the middle of the night I heard a sound with different tone that keeps me awake..as I listened carefully I found out that it was coming from the other tent..my friend snooring loudly like he has an orchestra inside him😂😂😂😂

I almost walked into a tent at night when someone was wild camping. I was taking my lurcher out for a few rabbits. They picked a terrible place to camp. It was right on the edge of an open field near a path. The dog found them easy. We tried not to disturb them. But Try using a bivi bag in the undergrowth for cover it's less obvious. It doesn't bother me if people are camping. I don't care But their are better ways of staying hidden then using a tent. If you hear a dog just don't attack anything outside your tent in confusion. My lurcher has value as a good hunter. I would really be angry if he got hurt. And in self defence he could bite. There will always be a lot going on at night. More then you think. Rabbits, badgers, foxes, rats, weasels, stoats as well as the odd lurcher. If I'm out at night, and I am tired, I find somewhere quiet to kip out during the day under a wool blanket and a poncho if it rains. Make a bed out of bracken and old leaves. Keep your boots on. Don't take anything you can't fit into a shoulder bag. A shopping bag is best. Make a hide from an old camo net. Don't take a knife unless it's street legal. By the way I can smell woodsmoke and cooking from a mile away especially at night. Try an alcohol stove for stealth and boil in a bag stuff. It seals the smell in. I only have to eat a ham sandwich on my doorstep to attract a fox. A lot of them have lost their fear. So your bound to attract something. If you want to take more your better off on a campsite. Keep it simple otherwise. I wouldn't be without the dog though. Early warning system, and their warm. And hide your rabbits, the snares, and your catapult.

@Time2RockUrLive

2 ай бұрын

You sound like an interesting fella to have a beer with 👍🏻

@Ezio999Auditore

Ай бұрын

Def

A bar of soap is what I use on all of my zippers and it works great any old bar soap will do just rub it along the teeth and it'll do just fine. Happy camping!

I love that stove!! I want to get one. I like the idea of the heat AND the cooking ability.

As an American, I wasn't sure what the issue was with hearing movement outside the tent. It's very common when camping here to have black bears, which are typically harmless and just want food, or wolves in your camp at night. No brown bears for me in California, which can be more dangerous than black bears, but there are brown bears everywhere else. I was shocked to learn that bears and wolves are extinct in England! That would make things a bit spookier. Bears can be dangerous, but I'd rather have them sniffing around than a human that could be up to no good!

@debrawebster1356

11 ай бұрын

The only thing we fear in the UK is our selves no wild animal in the UK is a threat only another person and we dont have guns to protect our selves from people who want to do you harm

@billdoor3140

8 ай бұрын

Just want food??....but WE'RE food for bears!!! 😮

@billdoor3140

8 ай бұрын

​@@debrawebster1356we have a few things...chavs, aggressive dogs , Badgers....and ofcourse chavs with aggressive Dogs hunting Badgers!

@j.l.61

8 ай бұрын

@@billdoor3140 not for black bears.

@billdoor3140

8 ай бұрын

@@j.l.61 bit racist mate

It's a nice little stove that does it all...from heating to cooking to ambiance. It's cute with its decorations the 🦌 deer and the ✨ stars at the end. I saw Grizzly Gaz has something similar.

@horsegonewild

Жыл бұрын

I’ve been playing with the idea of getting one

Great video Dan, love your new stove looks great! Stay safe mate

The holes can be patched with Sugru inside and out. The zip can be fixed by running a candle or wax crayon on both sides of the zip. Use Nikwax on the main tent and seam sealant on all the seams. It should be good to go.

There was a time a camped at the mountains close to where i live. I went out in the winter and forgot my heater buddy. The person i was with has Raynauds. What we packed wasn’t enough so i had to pack up my RTT. While i was doing that someone just came out of nowhere and was standing behind me by about 20-25 feet. Never heard them walk up to my site and it looked like they were wearing a thick jacket with the hood having fur. I was a little intoxicated and the ground was covered in snow. They never talked to me or made any noises. I don’t remember seeing footprints either. When i was trying to talk to this person i noticed another guy behind a tree probably 50-60ft. I started working facing them so they could see the .44 magnum on my chest. The person i was with stayed in the car so she could warm up while my truck was idling. She asked me who i was talking to, and i just told her i was talking to myself, but grab my rifle just in case. Nothing happened but it’s pretty creepy looking back on it now.

I believe you. I do a lot of camping here in Oregon and Washington U.S.A. and the only thing that was truly dangerous was the a hole I made the mistake of inviting to camp with me. I have a little dog that sleeps with me in my sleeping bag, she’s definitely a radiator so soft and cuddly.

@speedfreak8200

Жыл бұрын

This is the A Hole you invited to camp with you and your dog, all I wanted to do was snuggle with you and Toto ....

@Wonderkid44

Жыл бұрын

Never invite a man to your camp.

@marks2997

7 ай бұрын

I would be interested to know more if you feel like sharing.

Quite a few years ago a friend of mine went camping in North West of Western Australia in his tent. This was in the middle of nowhere by himself. He went off walking for a couple of hours and when he came back his tent had been slashed to pieces. Having a closer look at the tent looked like large claws had ripped the tent. This was during the day and he saw no vehicles or people in the area. The area is flat with no hills and no large trees only shrubs and spinifex so you can see anyone coming. Needless to say he left the area. I teased him saying it was an angry man eating Kangaroo.

@dulumonideka6334

9 ай бұрын

DARK

@birdbrainsolutions6112

9 ай бұрын

but why was the man angry and eating kangaroo? lol

@user-if4on9zv9u

7 ай бұрын

All this stories are so funny😂😂in my country we never go camping unless you are looking for trouble.Some countries are safe for camping.

@wolfganggugelweith8760

2 ай бұрын

It could have been a Youwie.

As soon as i seen that wood stove i ordered one for me and my son. Thats the coolest little stove i have ever seen. ❤

I did an outdoor solo for 72 hours as part of a self development course on a remote property in New Zealand’s South Island. Each night different animals would come past, the possums were the nosiest and nosiest smelling out my food and fighting in the night. One the second night I head something larger rustling about in the woods, got up with my head torch on and my undies, it was a wild pig that got spooked and ran up a hill that was behind where I have erected my bivouac. Freakiest part was it stopped part way up and turned to look at me, eyes lit up glowing green from my head torch. The mind races, especially when the surroundings are foreign to you, you’re by yourself and it’s night time. Weirdest part though was on the final morning of the stint, I woke in the early hours to a full vibration coming through the ground. Felt like a mechanical whirring, put my ear to the ground and could hear/feel the vibrations, faint and subtle but real. Wasn’t overly unserved by it and absolutely nothing it could of been that was nearby, no obvious machines, no irrigation systems. Was cool and odd. Never figured it out

Could have been a deer, I've wild camped a lot and heard some weird noises but when I popped my head out crack of dawn it was a family of deer. Nice stove. Happy camping👍

The tent is nice. A little beeswax or Vaseline will take care of the zipper just fine. Now I LOVE the stove. Perfect for a tent! Really great looking too. I like your set up here. Great video

Love that little stove! ❤

Great video thanks for sharing I really like to watch camping overnight videos

I hate it when that happens.. I was on the Platte river camping along the bank and I guess about midnight I heard something two legged walking through the water going up stream! Scared the shit out of me

So strange and very wierd that some people would choose to wander around someone's property in the early hours of the morning. Those people need to get a life!

I had a similar experience and noticed someone walking around my tent quietly... i jumped outside with my flashlight and it turned out to be a COW! it scared the living crap out of me. 🤣 i felt better knowing there were a few curious cows sleeping a few feet away from my tent.

@consuminglight

2 ай бұрын

cows love to smash things over, and I wouldn't be surprised if they'd trod over a tent out of curiosity with you inside.

@sithioth

2 ай бұрын

@@consuminglight i guess i was lucky, the cows were afraid of me and kept their distance when they saw me.

When you was cutting wood I saw ahead other guy. He was picked wood and camping there too. Great video, the ⛺ tent are very great. Thank you.

I go Camping sometime help my stress and make me feel alot better. Good video thanks for sharing

I was out kayaking for a couple of weeks... Set up camp, etc, then went bed. Was woken up by something outside the front of the tent. Thinking it was a racoon or possum, I gave the tent a quick shake to scare it off... That freaking skunk sprayed right in through the mess cover at front. I thought i was going suffocate . Oh sheesh nothing can describe that chocking smell. I stayed one more night in it and then packed up and went home. Put the tent in the closet and forgot about till 5 years latter. It still stunk. It was my favorite tent... just put it in the dumpster.

So far, so good. I like this . Thank you for sharing. Interesting.

I went camping officially for the first time last August. Had a great few days with a couple of friend some of which was very experienced. First night went smoothly, we were pretty close to other campers there was at least one group on either side of us the closest being I would say 20 feet away. The second night however, most of the groups around us were done so the closest group was up the road or 5 mins deeper into the campground. We had also done shrooms during the day and we’re still coming off of them. I would say this was the one night we felt totally alone. Everything was fine until at some point in the night I heard loud heavy footsteps walking outside our tent and twigs snapping. Sounded too slow and heavy to be human. My friends and I all heard it at the same time and it freaked us right out. I pushed myself off my blow up mattress thing (mine was directly against the tent wall) and shoved myself between my friend and the mattress. I lay there clutching my bear spray just in case cuz I was so terrified. Eventually, we heard it walk away and I slowly drifted off to sleep. My only assumption was that the lack of people that night drew the bear in as it noticed there was less noise or whatever. Maybe we hadn’t done a good job of cleaning up our scraps since we were still a bit loopy. Regardless, one of the trippiest things I had happen!

I agree 100% the cooking and eating outdoors brings out something primal. It's fun and can be really peaceful and therapeutic.

Don't know if Bigfoot is present in your area, but an Airhorn works great! What ever was outside your tent last night, if you do a couple of blasts from your Airhorn, It will scare the heck out of whatever was lurking about.

@skaycgoldenridge

Жыл бұрын

LOL!

@therealbigfoot3076

Жыл бұрын

Dogman

Bro, and to anyone who goes wild camping, here's a way to be safer and have more relaxing time: when you set up your camp, erect a blank alarm trip line or a dead weight fall trip line alarm around your camp, if an intruder trips it by their foot then the blank will go off or the log that drops will strike one your pans placed beneath it. Use an L7 wood fashioned trigger for the line and use 3 trees for trip line vertices around your camp, erect concentric trip lines for added reserve safety

Carry some string and a few smalls bells and tie it around the trees etc as an alarm . Tie it about two feet high , should wake you up instantly lol , also you could tie a air horn to it . So if they pull hard enough it goes off .

Sounds like a sasquatch was outside your tent. I had this happen to me in the back woods of the most northern part of Yosemite. You should have looked for footprints.

That little stove is one of the coolest things I've ever seen!! Thanks for the link, I'll look into buying one 🤣👍

I would like to enjoy camping same way you do but I always like to be in a camp ground, park or near to civilization. Scares me a bit to be alone in the middle of nowhere, cause you never know if some criminals are hiding out in the Forrest or mountains. I enjoy a lot watching your videos, thank you for sharing.God bless

Was tent camping years ago, middle of the night ,girlfriend screams, wakes me up and says someone is outside the tent, I go flying out of the tent in my underwear flashlight and knife in hand, turns out a raccoon had unzipped the supply tent next to us, unzipped the back packs and was man handling our granola bars, pretty funny. The next night we threw hotdogs into the bush for them to fight over..lol

@enedifanovaha7713

2 ай бұрын

It's Jason 😂😂😂

@opo3628

5 күн бұрын

…feeding the wildlife is WHY incidents like that happen.

Dan get yourself some Tenacious Tape for the holes in the tent you can use it for jackets. air mats etc. and silicon spray for your zippers 🇦🇺🙃👍