Nice video! LOVE your sweater :)

Great job! Where can I get a pot like you have that the lid is also a plate ?

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you have good ideas and are growing your channel. Don't let those who are sitting doing nothing come in and stop you. Keep doing what your doing and people will keep watching. You have got almost 5 thousand views.

I'm a man who knows the difference between staying dry and being wet, which you obviously do not. I've lived out of a pack for 6 weeks and in a van for 4 years.I know an amateur woods man when I see one. and that's you.

Wow really going to go into the snow and not prepare for it this I need to see

Don't worry about the negative comments. it's great to see you out doing this. nice job, good work. Sure beats sitting in playing video games and the like.

Good job, bro 👍

Tough audience. Happy holidays and enjoy the fresh air.

All you do in every video is build a crappy fort and eat a big piece of meat? And ware was the rain? How hard was that?

Save those wood chips for fire starter.

Ok now give him some water to go with his yummy food.

You don’t sleep with your dog to keep you Both warm at night???

Make all dog lovers happy and provide a dog bowl filled with water n food.

Can you explain why you put moss in between logs. Never seen this done before.

One of those is for your dog. Right?

If you come across rocks put them in the fire then at night place them under your bed. It will keep you warm all night. :c)

Don’t you have a dog bowl for water?

Use cordage to measure

When you pass by a stream have your dog drink. He needs more water than you do.

Place branches to cover the door way

Is a saw less energy to use than an Ax???

You are the 1st person I have seen that uses this branches you axed off the fallen tree. I would do that.

Well done! Good video!

Das jemand den Inhalt des Videos nicht versteht kann vorkommen, ist Verzeihlich. Aber wenn jemand einen fremden Kanal zu Werbezwecken benutzt finde ich sehr dreist. Und dazu noch Verhaltensvorschriften machen😂😂😂😂😂 Außerdem scheint dieser Superschlafsack sehr fehlerhaft zu sein, wenn man ihn regelmäßig mit Klebeband flicken muss😊 Ich stelle mir gerade vor, wie man mit der Taschenlampe die Löcher sucht😂😂 Steck ihn doch ins Wasser, dann siehste wo die Blasen aufsteigen, genau wie beim Fahradschlauch reparieren😂😂

if its raining, it's 31F or warmer, by definition. That's not all that cold IF you get out of the wind and stay dry. you can carry-wear 5 lbs of gear that can handle sleeping at 33F, wind and rain, and not need a rain suit, heavy clothing, sleeping bag, poncho, tarp, groundsheet, sleeping pad. It includes a 1 lb net hammock, 1.5 lb, XL size reflective tyvek bivy, the 'trifecta" from 2GoSystems, $95. There's 3 of the heavy duty 55 gallon drum liners, 3 ozs each, a 3 oz, 3x5 hunk of clear PEVA shower curtain (Wallys) 4 stakes, some cordage, and tape, less than 1/2 lb, A couple of Amazon 1/4 lb each bugnet "suits", and a couple of their 1/2 lb each, "cut leaf" style of camo netting. I can set all of this up in 5 minutes, or put it away and be moving in 10 minutes, no problem. None of this gear is effected by its getting wet. It's all useful in hot weather and it's all wearable as clothing, with the exception of the stakes! :-) 2 of the drum liners are taped together, end to mouth, the end cut off. and used to "envelope" the bivy. Pull the bivy and one ridgeline thru the hammock . If it's cold, set the hammock 6" off of the ground, with you in it. Kick debris under the hammock, so as to stop air from flowing under you. Pull another ridgeline thru the envelope, outside of the bivy. This will create TWO layers of "trapped air" around you. The bivy cannot be allowed to touch you or the envelope. there can be no air-leaks, so seal any that you find with the Gorilla tape. Use a light to look for such leaks.

Was hast du wieder mit Ronny gemacht? Du sollst ihm doch keine Weihnachtsgeschenke klauen😱 Oder haste ihm die Benjamin Blümchen Kassette kaputt gemacht? 😂😂😂😂

Hi Alexander😊, mein allerbester HULK 🤗 schön dich wieder zu sehen. Ich wünsche dir und deiner Familie guten Rutsch ins neue Jahr. Viel Glück und Gesundheit.💪🎊🖖❤

Sorry, aber so wie du ausholst beim schlagen von den Bäumen, also da hat mein 7 Jähriger Sohn mehr Kraft in den Armen, ab Minute 2:15 ist doch nicht dein ernst oder? also deine Videos isn sonst echt super aber dieses??? Warum machst du das Moos Kaputt, dann der baum bei minute 4:17 man sieht doch das er komplett kaputt ist da rennst du einmal mit deinen 120kg gegen und gut ist!, tzzz, du bist so ein Schauspieler!

This has to be the best one yet....You managed to address a question that was burning in the back of my brain...what about privy?....I am proud of you...I was especially pleased to see you raise the fire wall before the 2nd night...way to go my friend...lookng forward to future videos...your new fan...Rhonda mahw

👎THE MINUTE I SEE FAST FORWARD. I'M OUT. LAZY. NOT WORTH WATCHING.

Love how the comments tell you how to build it. But they dont have any videos. To many self-opinionated toxic people.

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So are we gonna just pretend that we didn’t hear someone shoot a dog?

CON TODO ESOS PALOS YO HARIA UNA CASA BIEN

CON TODOS ESOS PALOS YO AMARRARIA UNA LONA

AHORA NO HAY NIEVE

ACERCA MAS LA LUMBRE

NO SE PORQUE NO TEAES UNA PALA

AGARRA UN PALO QUE TENGA ALGO ATRAVESADO Y QUITA UN POCO DE NIEVE

Fazia nas cunhas trasador

Seráva as torinhas e rachava as talbinhas

Me lembro das casas cobertas de tabuinhas ficava legal

A companhia vc e curto as sua casa de madeira que vc mais no mato fica lindas e reforçadas

Moço vc não fala nada e sempre calado assim

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i'm watching this and listening to Bob Seger's, "like a rock". Seems appropriate.

i've never found that having just ONE fire helped (enough) The back side of you freezes unless you've got a reflective shelter curved around you, with a Siberian fire lay out in front of you. The Siberian projects all of its heat in one direction, twice as far as is the case with a normal fire. That's importante when you are using synthetic clothing and gear. The Siberian burns on the ends of the protruding logs, up in the air, so there's not much in the way of popping embers and I use a net hammock, for a variety of reasons. When It's cold, I hang the hammock just 6" off of the ground, and kick debris under it, stop air from flowing under me.

34F wind and rain is much more common in most of the US than real cold and snow. and MUCH harder to deal with. Getting wet when it's windy and sub 40F can leave you shivering in just a very few minutes. I mean shivering so hard that you can't even manipulate a zipper, or open your multitool "just" falling thru the ice with one leg can do that, very quickly, if you dont have the right gear and know what to do, in the proper order.