48h Camp and Build Large Permanent Super Shelter on Newly Acquired Property

[@josephallen19]

Solo Hammock Camp Next?

[@banshee107]

JoeRobinetBushcraft doit

[@liamhughes5446]

Great video Joe. That would be really fun to see.

[@antsalberta1466]

yea do it

[@johnpitts9055]

JoeRobinetBushcraft hi

[@meganmolloy8932]

yes

[@yeah4me1]

Anybody else out there stumble upon these tutorial/vlogs for entertainment, and start wanting to go camping and hiking? I'm looking at cook stoves, grills, hiking gear, and even steaks!

[@campcrafter4613]

DO IT! It's good for the soul. the better you get the more you want to go!

[@Genetk44]

Yup! Haven’t been camping in about 50 years....been checking out these blogs and equipment online.

[@MHarenArt]

I haven't wanted to go camping, but I'm addicted to the videos by lots of different people!

[@misspslater7933]

I'm going camping next weekend and stable across his channel and have watched about 4 so far.. it's interesting lols

[@holyfox94]

Yes. But I’m sitting in my apartment in a big German city. Wild camping is forbidden in Europe. Except Scandinavia, which is on pretty far away. Even for American standards.

[@TAOutdoors]

Great vid guys, best of luck with the courses hope it's really successful for you both

[@jacobberlekamp5046]

Watching this video again. Crazy this comment had 3 likes. Shows how much all three channels have grown and been watching all three for three years now that blows my mind. So much inspiration from these Chanels! Take care boys

[@joesjourney1324]

There are many knowledgeable and skilled folks on KZbin to watch and enjoy, that said Joe and Shawn you two are some of my absolute favorites. I wish you both tremendous success in this venture. With luck I will be able to participate in your workshops one day and shake your hands.

[@josephallen19]

thanks!

[@MySelfReliance]

thank you

[@TikaaniOutdoor]

shaking hands with these experienced fellows would be an honorfor me to!

[@masterofblazin9429]

Same

[@melonyrichards937]

I agree where are more videos of the both of you together?

[@bradleybradley8144]

Really psyched to have found this channel. Can't wait to see more progress on this shelter but also looking forward to sifting through all the old videos too. Looking like I'll learn plenty.

[@gokucrazy22]

my weeks been a terrible week and this helps. thanks Joe!

[@josephallen19]

heres hoping next week looks up for ya man.

[@AUGI291]

legend says if you say joe 5 times he will reply joe joe joe joe joe

[@ACDCRD]

DrumSauceZx he ain't gonna reply cause you said Joe 6 times

[@AUGI291]

lol legend is wrong i guess...

[@josephallen19]

legend is true...just had to sleep

[@Dexter7723]

I watched both of you for a long time and never noticed you both worked together until I came across this video today. It's so nice seeing you two work together, I watch Shawn all the time and found Joe through his channel. Shawn you are so talented, Joe is so good with starting from scratch, well so is Shawn but you both have skills that will help each other a lot. Wow you two are awesome. So happy you got together. I always watch your video's (both of you) right to the end and they are way better than any TV show. So relaxing. blessings

[@wotchermuggle]

You both bring different skills to the table. I predict this will be a killer partnership. 🏕

[@josephallen19]

I believe we feel the same

[@torpzi]

went back to find this video, hope we can get some more shawn and joe videos soon!

[@brandonatkinson2566]

self reliance!! that dude is awesome

[@SurvivalLilly]

Really awesome shelter you build there guys!! thumbs up :)

[@shmishma6445]

Survival Lilly your amazing and I'm subbed to u

[@toddpiercey6595]

Love your vids Lilly

[@christopherkollmann2555]

Survival Lilly Helicopter person!

[@danielbutcher5836]

Lilly, thanks for commenting here; it helped me discover your channel. Comments were disabled on a hunting video I saw, but I appreciate you showing field dressing the animal after harvesting and talking about it. Some may not have the stomach for it which is ok, but it is an important part of what a responsible hunter does.

[@cntfoolmebuddy]

Love u Lilly!

[@billnedberg4869]

So happy to see you two working together. You two and TA outdoors are pretty much my go to You Tube video's I watch at work.

[@Zedoutdoors]

Absolutely incredible build, kudos to you and Shawn for getting so much done in two days!! ~Peace~

[@Naturensoehne]

Joe, just want to say that your vids are awesome. You have so much lovely areas where you can bushcraft and camp without any civilsation nearby. Really nice. In Germany it is much more difficult and the laws are really restrictable. We recently build a huge camp on our channel. If you like you can watch our vid of building it. Best regards

[@whatupcuh6722]

Naturensöhne you said more than that though...

[@charliethomas59]

Hey Joe, l am a big fan of Shawn. I've watch a couple of your u-tub videos I will start watch your vidos. That drink with toe, gross. When are you going to build a log cabin? Well have a great one.

[@0623kaboom]

here in Ontario there are quite a few restrictions on camping es[ecially on federal lands ... things like you cant sleep under the polyvinyl tarps but you can use sil-nylon ... and such ... the joys of the Ministry of Natural Resources ... that and of course the 21 day 100m move of the camp; if you camp i one area you need about 40 camps just so you dont lose all your camping gear to the ministry boys. and yes all the nice nature space is awesome and comes in handy when youre one of the largest land masses in one country ;)

[@SurvivalLilly]

wow that shelter is a whole lot of work!!! awesome work guys :)

[@hamto155]

Survival Lilly ya

[@frostedflakes5700]

Survival Lilly I like your Chanel keep it up :-)

[@kelleyknight8262]

Survival Lilly go subscribe to my channel

[@Augustusnimbus]

Lily the survival wooo

[@WolvesRockXD]

Geno Aftertale i so wish that could happen!! sadly i dont believe Lilly lives in canada or at least ontario :(

[@melonyrichards937]

Just seeing this video for the first time I loved it that you did a video with Shawn James. Now I'm searching trying to find out if you did anymore with him?? What happened with you two collaboration?

[@BryceNewbold]

So excited for the workshops. I need to get my passport like now!. I'll be signing up the day you announce registration!

[@josephallen19]

I would be very happy to meet you!

[@mariaking6588]

I can see why you and Shawn are working at your joint training project together as you get on so well good luck guys

[@abelodena7164]

I can't watch this right now, but I'm soo excited that you have uploaded a video!! Gonna be a good night

[@BadLuckHotRod]

I want to camp with BOTH you guys! You two are truly my favorite KZbin people. Watch you guys both on a weekly basis. Keep up the good work dudes!

[@chriszeiger5221]

Hell yeah boys! Congrats on the new adventure! My wife and I will be on the first course!

[@josephallen19]

nice!!

[@paulpaz4546]

Joe still my favorite bushcraft video channel for all around quality from content to production seamless truly top shelf, and through your videos you've introduced me to even more top quality bushcraft channel to learn from and enjoy. Keep up the good work I look forward to more of your educational adventures, antics, and adult beverage knowledge. I walk with you every step of the way all the way from California living vicariously through narratives.

[@josephallen19]

awesome, buddy!, thanks :)

[@TikaaniOutdoor]

nicely said! could not agree more mate!

[@KingDoomfist]

Buying some woodland is a dream of mine. I'd be interested in the process, cost, legalities, etc of locating and buying a piece of land like that. How did you find the land you wanted? How long did it take to find the perfect spot? How many spots did you visit before you found the good one? How did you research what you are and aren't allowed to do with it re: building, permissible types of shelters, wood, human waste, permits, etc? What about road access? How much was it? How much are taxes? If you tried to live there year-round, would a government weiner with a clipboard eventually try to kick you out for some reason? Inspired minds want to know!

[@josephallen19]

Maybe shawn can touch on some of that on his channel, I'll mention it to him

[@laurentdemaisonneuve4990]

King Doomfist I'd love to hear about that as well! All these questions are questions I've had for a long time and it's surprisingly difficult to find answers on the web.

[@MySelfReliance]

Hi King Doomfist. Joe is right - I'll be addressing all of your questions in upcoming videos and on my website. I don't think either Joe or I have considered that there are still lots of viewers here that don't know I have a channel of my own and that I've been documenting my self reliance activities for a few years. Some of your questions are answered already, but I can tell you that my wife and I searched hard for this property because there were a few critical components that we knew we couldn't compromise on.

[@venomcarrie3]

The first thing you got to ask yourself is WHERE and for what PURPOSES do you want to do that? If you want to do this as a more of a hobby/vacation/retiring place then I strongly suggest considering other countries for this type of investment.

[@paulsoutdooradventures1790]

My Self Reliance I already have ur channel dude awsome stuff and really can't wait to see more from u and Joe together Dnt foget scout

[@ecalose6785]

Everything good comes from both f you, not to mention the beauty of the build. Just what this country needs. Thank you!

[@brandoboyer731]

omf this is exactly what me and my bourbon needed tonight! I love Friday night uploads!

[@karenzaller9659]

What a great endeavor between the two of you! I’m looking forward to the adventures that lay ahead. Thanks for all that you share.

[@dougLinker]

Great property and camp! Looking forward to a visit

[@josephallen19]

not invited...

[@josephallen19]

:)

[@MySelfReliance]

lol

[@cedrikmartin4853]

This thread is golden, also, how big is the land and how in what price range should i look at in a good wooden area near a water source?

[@tattooedkaos]

I have recently started watching your videos, I love how laid back and friendly you are and that you make learning and experiencing new things interesting and amusing!

[@JW-nk5hu]

Ahhh man Algonquin park..... 8 hrs drive (one way) / border crossing / and a toll road..... Would be worth it to meet Scout.. !! Classes would be cool too.

[@Titan-zm9ve]

it doesn't matter if the videos are 15 min or 1 hour, it always seems to short . Just loving your channel . greetings from Sweden.

[@AlexRivera-lp4sq]

Joe, will you do a meet and greet soon?! Love your videos man!

[@liamhughes5446]

I would like to see that video

[@BeMyVforever]

So much effort to film but it must be amazing to get to rewatch when you're older and for your grandchildren too :) Worth it!

[@Kodakjello]

LOL saw that steak drop coming! Classic Joe :)

[@josephallen19]

too true

[@ronnibuck1504]

Hope you guys have lots of success with this venture. Thanks for bringing us along!

[@13prevailbushcraft]

Great stuff guys, glad you enjoyed the screech man...I think the story behind the screech is that it was made in the Caribbean somewhere and it was sailed to Newfoundland to trade for fish...I guess eventually we ran out of fish but we still wanted the liquor lol...I'll be seeing you guys for one of those courses for sure...

[@josephallen19]

thanks, bud!

[@thomasmoorman5328]

I like the way you work together. Very important and respectful.

[@slaphands8441]

That is definitely Dr Allen Grant from Jurassic Park. Life finds a way

[@MySelfReliance]

Slaphands 84 Lol

[@MarkAJ311]

Perhaps if Dr. Grant was played by Kevin Costner. :D

[@MySelfReliance]

Mark Aguglia Lol

[@rikemooney8978]

"Life finds a way" was Malcolm's line first, but yeah.

[@stevenandrews8149]

Great video guys, really pleased you and shaun are doing this with the intention to teach people. Keep up the great work

[@ljstewiss8953]

You should make a series making a sustainable bushcraft village with veg farming, livestock, forging, pottery, smelting all that jazz

[@brianshelley88]

LJ stewiss that’s homesteading. Kind of the next level.

[@mattgordon1977]

I want some of what you're growing in the back yard!! Lmao

[@J.D.Whitson]

Hey Joe, I just wanted to let you know I love your channel and it's giving me great ideas for summer adventures in the rocky mountains! Can't wait for future videos!!

[@michaelbirks2888]

Did you guys ever finalize the classes? I would love the opportunity to attend one or many.

[@tskaar222]

Thank you for all of your very interesting and entertaining content Joe! I hope we get to see more of it in the coming years. Happy camping Joe!

[@billallbright]

Joe, have you and Shawn got back to the 48h Camp and Build Large Permanent Super Shelter on Newly Acquired Property and done the other modifications? Curious to see that video. Keep up the good work.

[@rockettoutdoors]

Nice work Joe👍 love seeing you and Shawn together! Anxious to see what you guys do next. Great team!

[@jackson-mx5gw]

can we get an update on this camp when you get the chance?

[@noland5345]

Murrph yes

[@Joel-Rubearsdad]

Did they do it?

[@jasperstemerding8008]

@@Joel-Rubearsdad i cant find it

[@lukerafa5344]

@@jasperstemerding8008 kzbin.info/www/bejne/eWWpZaFmeZifptk the tree fell down on one side so they took it down sadly skip tgo about 25:00

[@abrahamgallegos1152]

Hey joe, your videos are amazing! You've inspired me to get back to the outdoors. You and Shawn make great videos together. Keep up the great work.

[@tylerfm]

Good video! Got all excited when you guys started talking about the Sourtoe Cocktail! That's local knowledge for me... glad to hear it's talked about out East as well! Bit of backstory for you best I know it: Sourtoe Cocktail has its origins with a rum-runner who froze his foot while running from the police. To stop the spread of gangrene he chopped off his toe and dropped it in a bottle of rum. Some years later, that bottle was found and a few guys decided they should drink from the bottle. They made rules to follow and established the Sourtoe Cocktail Club. The fine used to be $500 until a guy swallowed the toe on purpose; now it's $2,500. And as far as I know, they've had more than 10 toes donated for the drink! You can enjoy the drink at the Downtown Hotel in Dawson City, Yukon. Just remember the toe has to touch your lips!

[@yukonliving]

The Sourtoe Cocktail is most often enjoyed with Yukon Jack, but ultimately it is drinkers choice! And, you'll even get a certificate for your accomplishment!

[@OneOfTheUnderdogs]

Just did it for the third time in February! Super fun every time ;)

[@richards.7407]

It might excite you even more that the story of the swallowed toe even did it into some serious newspapers here in Germany. As a whisky collector and Canada enthusiast I enyojed reading about this very much! :-)

[@richardwilliams4910]

what a great outting, look forward to seeing the final product, also looking forward to see what you two come up with in the future with your new endeavor, good luck guys!

[@AGM9200]

I can't wait to see this place in the spring.

[@ClayTallStories]

Cool clip. I am just in the process of building one of these on my channel here in New Zealand. I don't think mine will be as awesome as yours but it should work well enough to give me and my hunting dogs a good platform to chill out on after we make a kill and do some cooking.Thanks guys

[@msquitad746]

Video just isn't the same without scout trying to get every limb to himself 😂

[@maikoutside]

That's why Joe is one of the big ones! He makes a 51 minute video without a second of it being boring! Great Stuff as always!

[@dlsthoms]

Vague but true history of Newfoundland Screech --- Jamaica and Newfoundland had a long rich trading history where we would send them salt cod, and in return they would send us Jamaican rum. The small problem with the rum (depends on who you ask), was that the rum arrived with wildly varying alcohol contents -- meaning, sometimes it would be weak -- but often, it would be very very strong. Newfoundlanders would generally not water it down, so lard jesus b'y it could knock you on yer arse. During WWII, there were a lot of visiting US service men in St. John's. The story goes that one particularly bold young man downed a bottle in a single go, and the resulting screams and cries cemented the delicious liquor's name for years to come. There is an informal ceremony now to become an honorary Newfoundlander which is called getting "Screeched-In". My cousin who was a warrant officer in the air force and airman of the year had the honor of Screeching In the Governor General. Of course now booze is all regulated so you will have to go to a private still in Jamaica to get anything similar to the fire water that earned the name! Hope that helps!

[@dlsthoms]

screechrum.com/#history

[@josephallen19]

good call!

[@OnTheBeat10]

Very cool, thanks for sharing that info!

[@markrouse646]

JoeRobinetBushcraft if you ever get a chance to go up to Newfoundland make sure you get "Screeched-In". Did it last year and it was a blast. I even kissed the Cod. I can also promise you that Screech whiskey is not good at all and I am sure you could power a diesel truck with it.

[@dlsthoms]

True Newfoundland Screech is Jamaican rum and has always been rum. It probably didn't taste very good back then, but now I don't think it's too bad (only 40% alcohol by volume, 80 proof)

[@ethaneousmaxamus4722]

these are some of the few youtube videos on youtube that i can watch all the way through without stopping.

[@adamgreene831]

I lost it at 28:14 lol "ya got some of dat SCREECH der aye?"

[@HiHi-il1vh]

Adam Greene fy

[@jakob5914]

i love how comfortable joe feels if front of camera that he just casually snaks while having a serious talk :D dont lose that !

[@brandon1886]

Hey Joe, My electric fireplace quit working on me, what is the best way to keep warm until the repair guy gets here later in the week? So far, I've tried drinking a bottle of scotch but all that resulted in was a regrettable phone call to an ex-girlfriend. Thanks in advance!

[@josephallen19]

The scotch was my answer, buddy....not too sure where to go from there ;) Thanks for watchin, B!

[@DamoLawrie]

Brandon McCall best comment and answer ever 👍

[@umbalaba]

+Brandon McCall You should delete phone numbers to ex-girlfriends from your phone. A clean break is the way forward and the proper foundation for enjoying quality scotch.

[@umbalaba]

+Chris Landry It sounds silly, but it might actually work.

[@iAmCustomSheep]

umbalaba you leave the numbers of people you don't like in your phone so if they call you know not to answer!

[@markrouse646]

The Shelter looks great and thanks for bringing us along on your trip. Can't wait for your Hammock Camp. Thanks for what you do. Missed seeing Scout in the video.

[@GarthR]

wicked vid need more joe and shawn vids

[@eeyonfrazier-23_royal45]

Found this from My Self Reliance! I always love outdoors and bushcraft videos!

[@bushcraftnorthof6012]

You guys are a royal hoot. You're welcome to camp up here anytime. Bring canoes or snowshoes, depending on the season. Camp's looking good. I wondered if you'd peel that birch ridgepole to prevent rot. Not a big concern? Will look sweet with the cedar shakes. Take care!

[@josephallen19]

if it were white birch, yes, but we probably wouldn't have used white, yellow is much more rot resistant and strong. Thanks!

[@bushcraftnorthof6012]

JoeRobinetBushcraft Maybe the wintergreen is a preservative. LOL. I remember sucking on branch tips of those trees when I was a kid. Thanks for reminding me about it!

[@judyknapp663]

Bushcraft North of 60 i

[@lauriewright388]

My two favourite guys finally combining your skills, fantastic, I’m sure your concept will be a huge hit, congratulations to you both.👌 still love your jaunts out and about though Joe I guess they will diminish when this workshop takes off? Good luck to you both from 🇬🇧 UK

[@stankynugz2423]

Should totally have Doug do a few carving classes!

[@josephallen19]

for sure

[@sidilicious11]

How fun to have a permanent place you own to explore on, camp, give classes, and build what you want. Dream come true.

[@imaginemakecreate7651]

Can't wait for part 2👍😁✌🏼

[@TheTowhoward]

Ya. Where is part 2????

[@mushercdn]

Consider a large canvas tipi as part of your set up. If you install a grilled fire pit in the center, it makes an excellent outdoor classroom. People LOVE tipis. The twinning of Shawn and yourself is experience with youth. Brilliant! I wish you great success. By getting people interested in the bush you are also helping protect the bush. Thanks for that and for the vids.

[@morsecodereviews1553]

Who else had a heart attack when that steak fell?

[@olivercook6689]

Morse Code Reviews me! That shit fell and so did my chin 🙊🤦🏼‍♂️

[@brothermaleuspraetor9505]

I'm surprised Joe didn't have a heart attack just eating it.

[@deniseherron6009]

I enjoyed this very much. I know the "camps" you'll give will be a special thing for many.

[@itzgj.]

I really like your videos, But just a suggestion, u dont really have to but if possible can you do a "catch and cook camping video?" 😁

[@eggasmonster101]

Otxku Gj he has them. Many fishing ones

[@getpractical9280]

it's so cool that you guys are doing things like this and offering classes to teach others important and fun skills like this. it takes me back to when I was younger being a boyscout

[@PirateDest]

Jeremy Bergenstock And it gives me ideas for shelters and whatnots for pioneering projects in boy scouts.. im a star scout myself, and im about to get life.

[@getpractical9280]

keep moving forward man, it is without the best thing I have done with my life

[@TigerTurban]

mixing drinks in the bush no less -fackin savage bays!! woo!

[@josephallen19]

;)

[@DSonBlue]

Love reading the support you are getting, agree with it all and glad people love the work you do as much as I do. And the prezzies - that Scooter carving is just a great idea. Great vid again and thanks for your efforts.

[@ethanocallahan]

Woah do you live in Windsor? I live 20 minutes away from Windsor in a town called Amherstburg!

[@ConsciousMechanism]

At first I thought why not have a short back wall to offer up more storage...then you clarified the ensuing back wall...love it. Great stuff gentlemen.

[@dirty4v101]

Joe may I just point out that you look like scooba Steve from big daddy

[@josephallen19]

lol!

[@Oozywolf]

A younger Benjen Stark: typeset-beta.imgix.net/rehost%2F2016%2F9%2F13%2F46b925d7-b603-4f35-b0e8-9784b4e82983.jpg . So much so that when talking about Joe's awesome videos to my brother, I say "Benjen" so he knows who I'm talking about :D

[@JohnMGibby]

Cool. Where in Alabama? RT or WE?

[@thekyleman5480]

lol more ppl from bama then i expected, im in the Mobile area near Big Creek Lake

[@HiHi-il1vh]

Chris Gilliam aza

[@dominic.h.3363]

I always loved being outdoors, but I haven't been outside an urbanized environment in 15 years. Watching Shawn I recalled some fond memories, but it was Joe who put it in my head to go camping, as an alternative to off the grid living. I'll buy my gear in two weeks, and this time I won't let other people decide for me what I can and can not do in a wheelchair. I already booked a campground spot for 3 days to see how it goes. I'll probably never bushcraft, but I'd already call it a win if I parked outside a forest and spent a couple days there without a line of sight to my car.

[@lkzprd]

They have really improved the graphics of Minecraft multiplayer 😂

[@kennethnash598]

You should have seen him before he made his axe. punching down trees.

[@dave-in-nj9393]

I was impressed cooking that lamb on the RedStone, sweet !

[@Emily-fm7pt]

Yeah new updates

[@ngs_datboy_2563]

Yeah new update 20:20 lol

[@jamesblanton9364]

A Serious thank you Joe, that was a really good video, and a great start to what i'm sure will be an excellent camp site and shelter, can't wait to see what the two of you do with it. Good luck with you're plans mate, i hope it works. Thanks again Joe. Cheers

[@idratherbeoutside9880]

Should of got ya some cod fish head to go with that there Screech. :)

[@MySelfReliance]

Chris Morrissey Fishnbrews

[@PumpkinVillage]

Excellent video. Remaking our camp site this year. You two gave me a lot of good ideas. Thanks and take care, AL

[@giorgiosignorelli9546]

Did these classes ever happen?

[@UKPurplePanther]

Not that I can see by looking at both of their channels. Maybe Doug couldn't handle Joe with his temper tantrums 🙄 🤪

[@gayleblydenstein4338]

Enjoying watching you both in one video. Great watching you both working together. Such beautiful property. That was one ginormous steak! Such a cool shelter!

[@qasw287]

Long story short I'm on a water fast, currently 4 days in, and this video has taken my attention away from food, thank you.

[@josephallen19]

nice! good luck, man!

[@qasw287]

JoeRobinetBushcraft thanks man, great video btw, keep up the good work.

[@albyv.4209]

Eat something bro!

[@weaponizedwoods9273]

alby V. Rumor has it he starved to death

[@XboxOriginal1321]

Yea hes dead by now

[@werebear2020]

Joe! I just wanted to take the time to say how much of an inspiration you have been to me and that I can't thank you enough. I've been a hiker/camper almost all my life, from 14 years old to 39 now. Life has got in the way of myself getting back to nature and rekindling my love for the outdoors. I was married last year but my wife is American and while we wait for Residency and finalizing her coming to Canada it gets very tough living with the distance. Its forced me to bring back what makes me happy in life and spur myself on as to fill the void of our distance. Your videos have helped me quite alot. Immensely! I see myself in you, each video you post. Your passion and willingness to succeed is very inspiring. KEEP UP THE GOOD FIGHT BROTHER! Leave all the trolls and haters behind that comment bullshit. You're a true Canadian with many fans and friends put here! I follow you on Instagram, bigbear424, and look forward to your exploits! If you have courses coming up, please keep me in the loop because I would be very down to coming and being a part of your clinics to sharpen skills and keep my woodland knowledge alive and well. Thanks for everything dude! Keep going! You got this. Brett

[@leverageplayz3194]

Why don't u ever bring shovels Joe

[@josephallen19]

carried enough gear on this trip, I bring a shovel most winter trips with a sled

[@nate6907]

JoeRobinetBushcraft Do you own an e tool? E tools are great.

[@ericferguson9989]

I have one of those Cold Steel shovels and it does surprisingly well as an axe. That way, I only need one tool. Nice channel, BTW.

[@inthewoodswithbigfoot3941]

Great trip guys! Thanks for bringing us along. I am interested in the classes, but I don't know that I could get in on them to soon. I do look forward to getting more info to see if it will be possible. Thanks!

[@charliekeith1439]

You should make and camp in a tree house

[@mantismakes]

Sigh me up for this thing! I learn so much just from your videos, I can only imagine what I'd learn living it!

[@djamison9r]

Was that a bushcraft, cast iron skillet??? It made me laugh... The first time I went backpacking, I carried a large cast iron skillet. I learned a lot about weight on that trip!

[@ireneburke1732]

My two fav's. Hell to the yeah!!! Love, Love, Love. Thanks for the vids.

[@craigmooring2091]

Dude, you knocked me over. Then you got sawdust in my eye and blew in my face. Hmmm. Watching this, an idea occurred to me for a newbie ruse (like the old 'snipe hunt'): send kids out to look for chocolate almond trees. It was just a coupla days ago, that Shawn told us about his new property. It was nice to see a continuation of the story thread here. I've been noticing that when the tripod is set up on frozen ground, the 'thunk' of the axe in the tree or on the log is conducted through the ground, up the tripod, and right to the camera mic. Otherwise, we hear a 'thwack' instead.

[@josephallen19]

I believe you are correct on the thunk vs thwack :)

[@ELV943]

This channel is GREAT!!! Couple of my friends while serving in Iraq talked about doing something similar to this. Wanted to give people a feel for military survival. Building shelters under concealment, rucking, land navigation, level 1 combat life saver, react to fire. Just give people a feel for outdoor survival and basic military tactics.

[@drwoods]

In sweden everyone can get a taste of eachones food

[@josephallen19]

we were just joking around

[@niklasekstrom5923]

no they can`t.. :-)

[@truenorth365]

Ohyes they can!

[@niklasekstrom5923]

rör inte min mat. :-P

[@kalleager4839]

Sure you can ask but this is not common down south (Skåne) at least. Maybe it's a regional thing.

[@agdonnyqww]

This guy puts so much effort into his videos, keep It up mate

[@AdirondackBadger]

Oh man. Steak on the ground. I saw that going and it was like slow motion. Noooooooo....crap. SOAB.

[@josephallen19]

hahahaha

[@robertinebuckley4245]

I love that area! Great colab with Shawn as always! Thanks!😊

[@unlivinglake9265]

Subs to My Self Reliance just for his huge biceps.

[@robertbarnes5839]

What you were eating on the stick is what is used to make the Greek sandwich GYRO. I use to buy them by the case from a restaurant where I lived in Liverpool, NY. How they are made: The process starts with boxes of raw beef and lamb trimmings, and ends with what looks like oversized Popsicles the shade of a Band-Aid. In between, the meat is run through a four-ton grinder, where bread crumbs, water, oregano and other seasonings are added. A clumpy paste emerges and is squeezed into a machine that checks for metal and bone. (“You can never be too careful,” Mr. Tomaras said.) Hydraulic pressure - 60 pounds per square inch - is used to fuse the meat into cylinders, which are stacked on trays and then rolled into a flash freezer, where the temperature is 20 degrees below zero.

[@kadennlol]

Is it just me or when he was putting A1 sauce on his steak, the steak looked green on top?

[@aarondryden1946]

Kaden It’s from the green tarp he is sitting under

[@GorillaWhizkid]

My family owns 146 acres of land in central Alberta. Its very affordable and accessible for us Canadians. It becomes a huge part of your life, glad to see others are inspired to do the same.