Before I was disabled, I LOVED camping and being outdoorsy. But my family didn't. By the time I was old enough to do the stuff on my own, my condition had already worsened beyond being able to do the things I loved. So I missed out. I guess getting to see things like this help me to live vicariously, and learn about all the things I would have done had my life been different.

@franky528

4 ай бұрын

What is your disability,how long have you had it,how old were you when it happened and how old🎶are you 🎵 now?😊

@friendlygiant1507

4 ай бұрын

​@@franky528you creep me out, friend.

@theadvakit5951

4 ай бұрын

He has no disability it's all for attention on the internet, anything for attention

@Trynadobetter

4 ай бұрын

I hope you find a friend one day that can help you get back out there. Support makes things a lot easier even if you’re not able to do much sometimes just being there is good enough.

Got to say, it's a treat to have longer content from you. Don't burn out though, if short stuff is your comfort zone, you having fun making stuff is as important as us enjoying it.

@WoodsboundOutdoors

4 ай бұрын

I enjoy doing both, for whatever reason the shorts took off so that's what I stuck with for a while. Now I have a little more time to work on both. I appreciate the support and I'm glad you enjoy the videos 👍

When I watch your videos, I feel like I’m actually learning how to become a more capable human being.

These tips are so smart! I'm by no means a primitive camper, but I've gotten such useful tips from your videos that have helped me take less when I go camping. Thank you!

Love your tutorials/videos. Keep them reeling in !!!!

good tips you gave. one tip for you, put that hotdog inside the lavash bread with the humus and avocado

@WoodsboundOutdoors

3 ай бұрын

That does sound good actually

That’s a really good idea to have beaten eggs in a plastic bottle rather than trying to carry whole eggs as they may crack in transit. I wrap the sausages in silver foil first and then put them in the fire to cook rather than having it on the stick. Great video thanks 😊

I'm really enjoying these camping videos. My major weakness is knot craft, and I'm glad you have been showing the different knots to use. Great video.

Nice shelter, first time I seen this method was on dual survivor, Cody Lundin used it, and dave liked it as well.

Reminds me of the Outdoor Boys! Love these types of videos from you

Thank you so very much. 👍🏻😃

Yeah, I’m liking the longer content. I love the outdoor skills too. It’s all great knowledge. 👍😊

I realize I will never be able to remember this video when I’m in a survival situations so it’s on me to practice these principles several times now to turn these tips into a working memory for future use.

Really liking this long-form video style. I'm from PA as well and learn a lot from these videos!

@WoodsboundOutdoors

5 ай бұрын

Glad to hear 👍

Love your videos-long and short! I showed one with a certain knot to my husband and he said he wished he knew how to make that knot, so I emailed your video to him, and now we watch your videos together 😊

Nice camping. I usually dont watch commentary bushcraft video but you're cool. Would enjoy it more if your video was longer. Take care.😊

@WoodsboundOutdoors

4 ай бұрын

Thank you. Still trying to get a feel on what kind of style video people want

@Jeremy_936

4 ай бұрын

@@WoodsboundOutdoors Luke with The Outdoor Boys channel does winter survival camping. I love those videos. You'll get a ton of subs if you do survival camping videos like that. PS: Just subscribed. Looking forward to seeing more.

Lavash and hummus, yes brother. Great video

i thought this video would be a bit boring, but it was actually very interesting. Good job, keep it up!

Great video man, just subbed. Great to see an affordable approach to camping/survival. That’s refreshing

If I'm ever lost in the wilderness I hope I run into you.

If you ever get the chance, please write a book. It would be the best survival guide ever

You, Luke, and Ace are my top 3 favorite KZreadrs. I’m sure 90% of people who see this comment will know exactly who I’m talking about

🎉❤😮 wow 0:41 Amazing thanks 4 the share 4:19 brings back memories as I hadn't witnessed this type experience since old camping days. 10:57 Best to you - Stay safe on the excursions.

sky snowballs were paid actors 😂❤❤ great video !!

@WoodsboundOutdoors

3 ай бұрын

😂 thanks !

Love all your videos. I used to camp but haven't done so in a couple years. Really miss it.

Great video bud !!! Keep that longer content coming!!

I like both king and shorts.

Love these type of camping videos, very relaxing and fun to watch. Great video

What a great experience, I love that, your tips are awesome 👌🔥🤘🍻💯

Your camping videos are the best videos

I love the food bits!

That’s pretty amazing how warm you got with some simple techniques

Watching your videos really made me gain a huge interest in bush craft and camping in general and I’ll definitely try some of these tips when the warmer camping season arrives

I’m going to white pine in February for six days with two friends and a dog. We’re gonna go on a few hikes and maybe ice fishing if the winter ever actually happens in Utah

This is interesting. Watching these videos reminds me why I live in Coastal South Texas.

Love these camping videos!

Thanks for experience. I plan on heading out this winter and attempting the same thing. Maybe not as minimalist.

I've wanted to get into doing camping like this. These videos are super awesome, and they make me want to get out there!

Doing a great job with these

More long video, more fun Tks

Keep doing what you're doing never know when this info will be put to use

New subscriber here from ny.retired EMS provider advid camper ..great camp vid.nice fire sounds. That to me is what makes a great video. Natural sounds.if possible do longer and maybe a 2 nighter.Dollar store under 20 dollar total .b safe.peace

Winter camping is the best

I absolutely love your videos, they remind me of when I lived in Alaska instead of on Emerald Coast of Florida.

The trees are dive bombing you😂😂.. great video nice to know if you ever got lost in the woods..

Thank you for video.. I haven't ever tried this kind shelter, but I'm excited to try it :D

Nice! I got myself in difficult situations, where there was no wood, and if it was a little, could not use any fire. Beginning of the spring in Caucasus, as a passing immigrant. Few nights at 1900 meters above sea level, beside an internal sea, so to speak, with no tent, in rain, strong wind, a bit of snow, in the open. Am still remembering that, and watching your experience, somewhat warms me up.

Please continue making content. You do an awesome job. Question...when you stay in PA, are there specific spots to avoid? Or specific spots to go to? Like state parks?...etc

@WoodsboundOutdoors

5 ай бұрын

Thank you and will do.. I usually camp in the national forest or state forest. Most of it is open to camping, with the exception of a few designated wild areas and natural areas

@WoodsboundOutdoors

5 ай бұрын

And I stay away from state parks for the most part, they have stricter rules when it comes to camping vs state forest

Super cool video, I've used a lot of lean too's like that.....I lived in the wilderness for 20 years living off the land, without electric power, saw very few people. Planning to go back when things go down.

Long form! Great video

Best one yet!

Good job.

😊thanks. Nice

Great video. Thank you!

Great video looking forward to the next

Great in a pinch

This is good shelter i first saw it on duel survival cody built it season 1 or 2 with dave in winter.

I’m just here for the camp snacks.

Great video

Nicee, i like the fact you use sticks for not only skewers but chopsticks as well… damn~ love your shorts and this too… 😁 greetings from Malaysia fan…

Excellent 👍🏻💯

Man! You need to write a outdoors survival guide

Super shelters work really well. You'll be sleeping on top of your sleeping bag. Lol. Gets toasty

Another great video. Just wondering what size plastic sheet you used/recommend? Thank you for sharing this.

@WoodsboundOutdoors

4 ай бұрын

Thank you, and 9x12 works well

Good stuff...

Awesome broski

amazing videos like it very much! Keep it going🎉👌🏻

Excellent content bud!

You should post more lengthy episodes , like this I typed out this comment before I finished the video, but still, you should indeed do so.

Great video keep going man💪💪😃

nice

Amazing sir,,

Still remembered you from 'Abstaining from sugar in the coffee'. Watching from tropical Caribbean island St.Lucia🌴🏝🏖🌞🥭🍌🥥

@WoodsboundOutdoors

5 ай бұрын

That sounds awesome

I have two of those space blankets.. I am thinking about getting a couple of more.. I just subscribed to you as well.. unfortunately being homeless is on the back burner for me again.. I have been that way more times than I can count.. the only thing I'm worried about is I'm going to be 58 pretty soon here.. the older you get the harder it will be on you.. I have been watching quite a few camping videos lately bushcrafting videos.. no I do have some experience I'm no master at it.. it's good enough to get by with

With your snow rocket stove, all you need to do, or rather TRY this: Line the center upright tube with WET wood sticks, or wet bark

I wonder if you doubled up on the front plastic drop if the condensation would lessen, akin to a double wall tent.

@WoodsboundOutdoors

4 ай бұрын

That would help.. the survival blanket also helped with that since the condensation was behind it

Once u short on time before nightfall what u recommend best: make shelter or build a fire with firewood supply enough for 6-8 hrs?

Enjoying your videos. What would you consider the pros and cons of camping/hiking with a dog

@WoodsboundOutdoors

2 ай бұрын

Good company, they're good at sensing danger, cons would be that they might eat your food lol so just pack extra

Man I need to do this I’m homeless sleeping rough I’d better heading to the forest

Carona sthl ftw 👍🏻❤️

Occurred to me there is a different way to make a super shelter, dig a shallow hole to lay in, put plastic sheet over hole, reflective mylar on floor, Sun's long rays heat ground during the day just like a car gets hot on a sunny day, should dissipate heat slowly during night.

Terbaik

1:49 at "Corona . . ." I was like: Holy Shyte!

Did the sheath you’re using come with the Corona Razor Tooth?

@WoodsboundOutdoors

3 ай бұрын

No, it's a chainsaw scabbard I had to buy separately for it

Great video. Just a tip: don't use too many jump cuts in your videos. Slow down the pace, especially during relaxing moments such as when you're standing by the fire or when you were enjoying your meal.

@WoodsboundOutdoors

4 ай бұрын

Noted, still learning thanks

@susanp.collins7834

4 ай бұрын

I like those bits too - especially the food parts. And no HORRIBLE MUSIC at the start.

Can you tell me about how you find forest like this where you can hike in and set up camp and make a fire? I want to do this type of thing, but I dont know where I could do it.

@bagelenjoyer3437

4 ай бұрын

Go to a national forest or park

@WoodsboundOutdoors

4 ай бұрын

State forest or national forest is where I usually go

Which Revolution Race jacket is that you are wearing? How does it do in the rain and snow?

@WoodsboundOutdoors

4 ай бұрын

It's the Cyclone Rescue Jacket 2.0.. it's a waterproof shell jacket, keeps me completely dry I love it

@WoodsboundOutdoors

4 ай бұрын

The sizes seem to run small, I got the large at first but it was way too small so I exchanged it for the 2XL

WHATS THE BEST WAY TO CLEAN BLACK SOOT ON POT AND PANS

How do/did you keep perishables like eggs from going bad in your 100° tent?

@pennytine3657

5 ай бұрын

His bag was hung on a tree in the beginning of the video.

obviously youre on a sleeping pad but did the snow melt under you? and were your feet dry the next day? Just things I would be concerned about..Good stuff either way!

@WoodsboundOutdoors

5 ай бұрын

The ground did get a little slushy, but I stayed dry on the sleeping pad.. pine boughs would be a good option. There were no pines in that area or I could have gathered some and piled them on the ground to sleep on top of

how close can a mylar sheet be placed to the campfire before it's damaged?

@WoodsboundOutdoors

2 ай бұрын

About one big step away is about the closest I usually go, so about 4 to 6 feet depending on how big the fire is

what kind paperwork you need to do when you going out camping like this in US?

@WoodsboundOutdoors

4 ай бұрын

No paperwork needed

Pardon my ignorance, but wouldn't an upside down fire be more convenient in such a scenario since, if set up correctly, you wouldn't need to maintain it as much throughout the night?

@WoodsboundOutdoors

2 ай бұрын

An upside down fire would work as well, what I made was similar in that it burns for a long time with little to no maintenance.. but the long fire like I made seems to radiate heat a little better though and over a wider area

Hello , I was wondering where are you located? Seems mountainous and nice

@WoodsboundOutdoors

4 ай бұрын

Mountains of western Pennsylvania

@mobilewintercamp7515

4 ай бұрын

@@WoodsboundOutdoors oh nice, pretty banner on your homepage. Hope you got hit with the new snow. 😊❤️🇺🇸❄️☃️🔥⛺️🛷🌄

Does the plastic keeps the smoke out?

@WoodsboundOutdoors

5 ай бұрын

Yep, no smoke gets in

where is this

@WoodsboundOutdoors

5 ай бұрын

Western Pennsylvania

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"this is good". 😐

U eat that crap?

@WoodsboundOutdoors

3 ай бұрын

Yep

Very nice the things you do and I love camping and surviving skills. But we have a problem with God and that is we are sinners and He is a Holy Judge and a Holy Judge will always punish sinners. And the bible says that the punishment is everlasting torment in the lake of fire. We all have sinned and fell short of the glory of God and merit this punishment. If you lied, stole, lust or make sex out of marriage, watch pornography, masturbating or even hate someone you deserve this punishment. But there is good news, which is the Gospel of Jesus Christ. And this Gospel says that God Jesus Christ, which is Son of God, incarnate Word of God became a man to suffer and pay our penalty, to pay our debt towards God the Father. And if you believe that He was put on the cross for you, He died for you and He resurrected 3 days after scripture for you in order to save you from God’s wrath and to give you a new life, you are saved. He says: “Come unto Me, all ye that labour and are heavy laden, and I will give you rest.” He will give you rest from God’s wrath and He will change your life, make you a new creature. And let him that is athirst come. And whosoever will, let him take the water of life freely. God bless!