Great work David !

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I just realized I’ve been watching your videos for 12 or 13 years. Must mean you’re doing something right. Great video.

So his name was Dennis. lol

Thanks Dave , love these adventures its what it all about all best Will👍

I’m loving a little stove you built. Wouldn’t call this failure. Looks like it worked as designed. Ha ha glad you were safe and that I’ve been enjoying your videos for 11 years without knowing that you nearly died. All the best!

Nice one Dave I would like to see you use it for a over night and cooking thanks dave

I’m seeing this 13 years late. What a nest you have there.

Great video and the tent super. Wish you always my best. Waiting for the next vid.

Can’t believe my ears 6:54 Dave say he doesn’t normally like bungee cords. Time changes things. Excellent. 😀

Those outtakes at the end are the things viewers don't realize how much time you put in making video's. Awesome modifications,putting weight in front could do the trick. If you're doctor saw this video,he will noticed that you've done some serious workout getting on that hill lol

The nice part is that you can use it,without worrying to much because it's private land. Downfall is the rubbish on one side of the site. Maybe great ideas will pop up your mind what you can do with those car rims you have there,so many possibilities. A bushcraft roll away ...... or leverage.....bushcraft trash pull system.... And nice treasures to find as well. Great video,and wise words at the end.

I spotted it before you started walking. I have a 1 person tent that a walking stick is all you need. But that type of tent is too small for me. I like green and gray for fall stealth camping. The same colors work for summer.

Let's do the Time Warp again... That the song I think of when mentioning about possibly a "time blip".

I have a pop-out tent like that one you showed, but bigger. It's supposed to be a 4-person but when I'm in it, it's seems more like 2 adults, not 4. I guess it's "4-person" if they are kids.

I have the Catoma IBNS. I use it for when I go motorcycle camping because I only need shelter for myself. It's such a simple and easy shelter. I use a lightweight tarp folded in half as the ground sheet and a larger lightweight tarp that I can set up as overhead shelter from sun or rain. It's not necessarily the lightest possible setup, but it's light enough and it's fast.

You could look up the guy's name in town property records. Should be open to the public.

The machete looks and seems to preform well. The camp is decent, but we always think there's something better right over the next ridge. Thanks for sharing with us!

Oh man... it's a real shame they've turned that property into a junkyard. WHY would anybody DO that?!? It'd be great if you guys could clean up all the trash and make the property "habitable" again. (Yes, I realize it would take a lot of work on property you don't even own, BUT you'd be doing yourself a favor by cleaning it up.) Then you could camp there during hunting season, safely, without a bunch of trash and junk to trip over. As far as the camo goes, you were totally invisible in that last shot! I looked hard, but couldn't see you. Cool!!

your almost as OCD as ProHo Wrangler stAR!

Man alive looks my place! (But my sh1t is all over)... I been wanting to organize too.. cause I have stuff I know I started buying in 1984!!!

👍👍 God bless y’all 🙏✌️

That bug tent is fantastic! So easy to set up and I hate bugs! The camo you put over it though was too dark for that ground cover, but you probably already know that! I picked it out right away. However, the clothes you were wearing were great. I had a hard time finding you. Thanks for another great video Dave!

Great story. You never mentioned if "Steve" and his wife lived happily ever after.... If they did....he should consider whatever happened to him a blessing. Sounds like Mr. Darnell was a nice man, and the kind of guy anyone would want as a neighbor. ...and he was lucky to be able to spend some time with him.... and how he had a hand in saving his mariage... I think if Mrs. Wilkes is still alive...after time has now passed....I think she would love to hear this story....Ask about and describe the person "Steve" had met.....Then tell her why he left abruptly....and let her know her Dad is doing fine...

Do you ever use a rope saw (it's like a chain saw blade with handles). If so, how do you like it versus a hand saw like a Silky?

The moka could do the coffe for sure in much less time cause require super low flame and the coffee is ready at 194, that means that was low pressure inside caused of few coffee, if start boiling means that there are some problems inside

Another great video, Dave! I think the first camo drape did better than the second, and your last two hide and seeks, where you hide behind some small foliage, worked the best. That tent would be great on a cot in the summer, but I still prefer my hammock.

You were completely blended in with that camo.

My mocha pot works great! But mine doesn’t have that little screen, which is blocking the water from going up!

Your older episodes are popping up. It’s Fun yo see cooking items that haven’t been around on recent episode's Amanda and Chris

Hi Dave, I've seen those Tacoma pop-up shelters. Never heard of the Iguana's before. I've been kind of interested in those for some time but never got one. I think I would destroy the poles though😆 The camo looked good especially in the thicker foliage.

WOW GUYS ! TAKE CARE........

Man, I don't know why you're not over 1 million subs by now,my friend. With the quality of your channels content, you really deserve it.

Nice!

Hi Dave, I don't think anyone could've made that story as interesting as you did ! Great story . Thank you .🎃

Hi Dave it's good to see ur still having fun in the woods

The trash being dumped is depressing. Where's the consciousness of people. Nature is us. We are nature. It's give and take.

Clever 👍🙏🙂

One man's junk is another man's treasure. What hidden goodies are on that property, I wonder? It'd be fun to take a metal detector to it. It's always fun to play where's Dave. I love it when you add that to your videos!! I hope you have a stellar week. -Hollie

I spotted you every time. You made it easy for us because you were in the center of the frame every time! 😉

Good story! My only guess, is this guy was really stressed out over his marriage troubles, and he dreamed or imagined this. Other than that, I don’t know. 🤔🤷🏻

Hey Dave I’m new to bush craft/survival and jsut camping in general. Only thing I used knives for is in the kitchen. I was wondering about carbon steel vs stainless steel. I live In a tropical environment and I’m wondering how much maintenance the carbon steel needs to keep from rusting And if it’s worth it to even try to maintain in field or should I jsut get stainless steel to eliminate that concern? I would think less things to worry about in survival situation is best

Thank you Sir

Great idea and good job but you forgot one important thing to add to the swamp shelter man, a big ole mosquito net. Thanks for sharing.

Nice in depth experiment, Dave. Quite a bit of food for thought.

Thank you for another great video!

Well, Dave, ingenious video this week. Since I'm 67, I'm afraid to use great camo to hide my shelter because I don't always remain close to my shelter. I like your machete mods!

We stole a swiss hatchet this morning. I’m Sharpening up on cleaning it up.

That is right on the money about it not being easy to start a fire. You could go out one time and have no problems. Everything works first time. The next time you go out, for some reason, it takes you an hour to get a fire started. Hopefully not an hour but you get what I’m saying. Good job as always.

Hope dies last! But, who knows..? 😜👍