I was thinking about something like that for my Bronco II. The plastic flares are over $800 so you definitely helped make my decision to make mine myself.

Great video. Using our gear and skills never gets old. Lots of enjoyment. - Mike From Canada

Outstanding insights. Thank you for walking us through your diesel heater safety process.

Great video and this was flashback to your old bushcraft channel that I also loved. Wondered how you powered that heater all night with engine off, what power station do you use? Great to get a little insight into the setup. Keep up the good work Mike.

Oh you definitely need to smell it everytime

The budget always has the last word, great video.

Another great video, love the channel - looks like a great set-up for winter camping.

Shoutout Gary. 😂

Woah! Where did you get your snorkel? Do you have a link? I’ve been searching for exactly that for months!

I just found your channel and I enjoy the level of detail you go into. I'm thinking of doing something similar with the interior floor. If I understand correctly, you have Raptor liner, then SilentCoat, and then around the floor pans you also have some kind of closed cell foam? The one that was tearing. On the jeep forums a common complaint after removing carpet is how hot the trans tunnel gets. Has this setup worked well for you or would you do something different now? Thanks

Love it Mike ! As always

you only run a front sway bar?

Was that river crossing footage from the fosse way? That section had totally changed now but def looked like it.

Great video Mike, I've love to see more of these videos as I'm learning a lot

always beautiful to see you

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Hello,Mike May I know how to contact you?We want to send our 1000w power station make the videos.Can you send me your email address?

We are driving a XJ inline six for almost 13 years now but sometimes we miss the sound of our ‘96 VM diesel. Great video thanks 👍💪🙏

G’day from Oz… thanks for your video 👍. Here’s a story about creepy, horror videos for you… in 2011 a few of us were doing a trip on the Canning Stock Route in Western Australia. Before we commenced the trip we camped at Wolf Creek Crater and one of the group had brought along the epic Oz horror movie “Wolf Creek” for us to watch there. You actually had to drive past Mick’s shed to get to our campsite…not too many of us had a restful night’s sleep that night.

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I've been following you since your MCQ days. It's always good to see you return to your roots. Would love to see you hunt for dinner while you're out. How's the family?

Superior video again mate. Youre jokes are funny af, and get me out of my dark days. One question, minute 22:26 youre LB Custom Knife Handle looks a little bit worn, like the threads worn out. Never saw something like this on Micarta. Is it just the video?

Which RVRC pants are those? I've been trying to find them but can't seem to.

Great stuff!

That outro was nice, very high quality.

Love your message mate. Keep doing what brings you joy and fulfilment

She’s probably not the only one 😂

Thank you so much for sharing!! Everything you did to build your fire was new to me. Great techniques! Hope to get out and practice.

Another great video Mike! Love the set up 👍

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Great video. I’m really enjoying the dry humor that I don’t remember seeing in your earlier videos. I really dig it. Keep up the great videos!!!

Your fatwood reminded me of my first "campouts". It was around 1952, when I was 9 or so. We would camp in the yard behind the house on our dairy farm. Like all of South Alabama, it was once pine forest. The forest was long gone, but we could walk around the pastures for an hour and gather a couple of gallons of pine knots (we called them lightard knots, short for light wood knots). That was our fire for the night. We cooked a pound of bacon and fried potatoes in the bacon grease (bigfoot probably smelled it for a mile). That with a bottle of ketchup and we felt well fed. Still camping 72 years later, but eating better.

Another awesome video... Always full of humor and great filming. Ah yes Bigfoot... He is watching you out there, you know that..??. Solo camping is just so good for the mind/body... Oi love watching your adventures... Im so looking forward to getting my XJ out there. Take care out there.. Cheers 🇦🇺😎🌞

Regards to the guy with the large footprints!

Ahhhhh hence the "wilderness" in your channel name.... Appreciate the outdoor skillz there and awesome to see all the gadgetry in action. If you would have pulled out a banjo or harmonica I would have not been surprised lol. Great episode 🤘🏻

Hi there . Where'd I get and what is it your cooking on . Awesome idea and Awesome setup

Thanks for bringing us along on this trip, Mike. Love the incorporation of some bushcraft skills--no apologies necessary. Interject more in the future if you are so inclined! I continue to be impressed with your camera work. I can't imagine how much additional effort is required to bring us such great images (from different camera angles) while still attending to necessary camp chores. You are the best!

“depends on where you live in the world” true true feet of sugar snow to arid high desert in a day. Then there is the transition between snow to ice to sticky mud. Makes it very hard to pick a tire!

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Great content McQ, is that a new outro? Very nice!

Kan ha missat någon kommentar men visst är det väl bara dubbfria däck som måste har nya symbolen. Är däcken dubbade så är dom ok även utan ”alptopp”. Så tolkar jag det iaf. 😉

I spent a lot of time finding a solid product for undercoating and general rust prevention and right now I am spraying with Fluidfilm, what a great product in so many ways. I buy it in Sweden from Umeå offroad, also a great company. My only regret, I wish I would have done this three years ago!

Comedy gold with your logging spiel & realisation of the gas guzzling jeep 😂

Wilderness Junkie - sniffing pine shoulder😂😂😂😂, the next level is to write letters on birch bark😂😂😂

great movie cheers

Absolutely brilliant to see some of the bushcraft tips coming back in, please keep giving us those - those skills are fascinating and your McQ channel got me into bushcraft back in the day, and I'll sure I wasn't alone in finding it all super interesting. As always a great vid. Thanks

Had to subscribe..❤❤

River crossing song😂!!!! Put it on spotify

you said you used to hunt. are there no provisions for hunting in sweden?