5 Day Solo Bushcraft - Ep 2-Camp Life, Fatwood Fire, Chaga Tea, Exploration, Improvised Pot Hanger.

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Come alond with me on day 3 and episode 2 of a 5 day solo bushcraft adventure.
in this ep I find all natural fat wood and build a fire with it. I talk about and drink chage tea...there is a little exploration in between lakes and I make an awesome improvised pot hanger.
there will only be one more episode in this series.
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[@josephallen19]

The final part will be up sometime soon. I have a bunch of new videos to put up here in the next week or so! Hope you enjoy

[@thegmanaj6792]

Loved that transition around the 8 min mark it was cool AF glad you found your equipment too lol

[@lushpaw1]

no doubt :) thank you.

[@48Volts]

Love it mate iv got my channel up and running would love to know what you think all the best cheers mate

[@Sirslappzu]

Yesssss part 2! Also that coffee looks really good! How do you like you're coffee Joe?

[@Sirslappzu]

That thick wood be fire, lol.

[@kolokraftbushcraft]

Mate, how many times do you have to pick things up and put them down again over and over to get those shots?! You’re a legend bro.

[@MLunenborg]

About 20 million times over the course of a lifetime. And then some.

[@yamuson08]

I wonder the same thing while watching his vids. He gets some amazing footage and he's doing it all himself.

[@StephenMooreOfficial]

He needs a camera guy lol

[@yeahtbh.161]

Simp.

[@yeahtbh.161]

Also, fishing for viewers.

[@armyantgames5409]

Damn I didn’t expect to be here 3 seconds after the video was released

[@Scriptures_K]

Damn I didn't expect to be here 49 minutes after the video was released

[@coolgearSK]

Anyone else noticed how Joe starts to resemble Little Finger?

[@desmondnichols35]

i did enjoy part one. i have yet to not enjoy any of your videos, exception of the sad news of losing your dearly loved doggo. youre a good dude and i always say real is the best content. you never cease to keep it real so keep on keeping on brother.

[@ItsGoodintheWoods]

Just got back from a canoe trip myself! 9 Days on Lows Lake in the Adirondacks! My last day there I saw a guy putting in a canoe that was wearing one of your Scout sweatshirts!

[@lushpaw1]

i googled it.. looks wonderful.. bet the fall colors were spectacular.

[@leeejames6081]

Joe robinet is a great character. I do wonder about the axe skills

[@notnot2397]

in the Adirondacks, a bit older but wiser, My plans have been made and the little gear is getting prepared. My biggest issue is my dog ( Beagle) goes every time, she has never been that deep. Anyone with such an experience?

[@ThomasJordan-ITW]

Funny seeing you here, fellow New Hampshirite 👍🏻 Also not surprised though haha. Sounds like an awesome trip, I’ll be sure to check it out.

[@ItsGoodintheWoods]

@@ThomasJordan-ITW New Hampshire!!! Perhaps we will cross paths someday......

[@jacob806]

I really enjoy watching these low stress trips. I love the high km/ busy trips too but there's something about watching Joe relax and enjoy a few days by himself that's just super relaxing

[@pietponger4074]

Energy is contagious

[@lc9009]

Just as I was thinking "why doesn't he use the multi tool?" he remembers! It's nice to see Joe "relaxing" on a trip, rather than another endurance trek, (though I love those videos too). Joe, you're still getting me through the pandemic....thank you.

[@ogsavage1928]

Alright, the cookpot dip in the lake with the go pro inside - very cool effect!

[@lushpaw1]

Just took my dogs for a nice long walk in the woods (was 75f, 23c -Michigan) gorgeous day.. wonderful walk.. saw some deer... cpla bald eagles.. the dogs found a dead snake..and rolled in it. sooo bad.. spent the next 35 mins in the car with them trying so vry hard not to throw up.. i somewhat succeeded..no need for details there..TMI ~ Love the underwater views.. the water is so very clear.. my Lake Huron is a bit murky.

[@FinTrailsOD]

I personally hate all the adverts on YT now-a-days bug BIG props on placement!! Love the series, keep em comin. BAM Son!

[@GuyPipili]

It's freezing where I am. Also, we're supposed to get freezing rain. So, thanks Joe for uploading. I can't believe you put me in the pot and then put a lid over me! That was a good shot!😉🙃

[@Confidential619]

Wish it was freezing here, I live in the desert. It's 76 degrees 10 at night. Doesn't get cold here really till December the coldest. Sometimes in the 30s at night.

[@GuyPipili]

@@Confidential619 Are you in the southwest in the US or some other country that has desert?

[@Offfey]

@@GuyPipili sounds kinda like New Mexico/Texas

[@GuyPipili]

@@Offfey Yep. We haven't had any snow yet. But, about ten miles away, they're getting snow. We should already have snow on the ground, but nothing but puddles. The good thing about that, I don't have to shovel yet. Have a great day.

[@vee3456]

Really enjoying this series. It's nice to see a trip where you're just going with the flow and living in the moment and not necessarily having to reach trip goals every day. You seem relaxed and so content.

[@GiacomoMiola]

To me it seems he's doing this for the audience, not for him...you know, this is his job

[@2H80vids]

@@GiacomoMiola I don't know so much. Joe seems to be enjoying the slower, easier pace on this one. He's commenting more than usual on how beautiful his surroundings are; the lakes, the clouds, the skies, the colours. He doesn't always have time to appreciate these things so much. Even at the end, that bit about "sitting on the ground" seemed pretty real - funny af, but pretty real. 😁 While it certainly 𝑖𝑠 his job, there is an old saying: "Love what you do and you'll never work a day in your life." I think Joe loves his job.

[@pranabmukherjee9558]

Bru...the way you do things, and the things you do in your way is just mind boggling... someday I'll be ur companion camper.

[@gunnermontenaro6026]

I started watching your videos when I was going through some hard times and these videos helped me through it so thank you joe

[@bwilder4]

Gloves are back with your fire starter at Alone

[@mtnbound2764]

Good job with the sponsor ad. I didnt actually want to FF through it. maybe thats just because i love coffee, but also i think you did a good job making a sponsor plug not just tolerable, but enjoyable!

[@stickyshadows9190]

Everybody like this rn so he gets a lot a views ❤️❤️ He deserves it

[@karlposchner6345]

Thoroughly enjoyed day one. Didn't realize that fat wood burns so bright. I usually just use small stuff for fire start. Thank for the enjoyment.

[@deborahkilmer9271]

When you had your idea moment about the hole, I thought you were going to make a bow drill and burn the hole through. Multitool for the win!

[@leahmacdonald4868]

My 7 year old saw what I was watching, in a mornful voice says " now I want to go camping" I am right with you kid. Enjoying this series.

[@knightreynellofthewoods]

Love you Joe for everything you have done for us. I loved watching the videos that you do with Doug and going to start watching you're Alone series on the history channel. Your merch is great and wanted to thank you for the inspiration to make a outdoor channel that's going to be out soon. I never appreciated that outdoors so much until I watched your KZbin channel thanks for everything Joe your the best! 😃👍

[@joolwing]

I get out of work in 1/2 hour and I can’t wait to watch!!!!. If you see a lunatic speeding down the road, think nothing of it.

[@a40989d1]

Looking forward to seeing how the fort is holding up.

[@emmaharding7572]

Love your sweater. Is that scout. I think he is with you. Seeing the rainbow. He came along for the journey. 🔥❤🐶🌲⛺

[@bazman2306]

Your pot hanger looked painfully difficult, as there was several options ( easier), with a 2ft piece of cord - simply tying it to the stick then using the larks head knot), B, you could have just knotched the stick and then rested it on top of your mainline. Had to let you know how painful it looked to do..... on a different note I'm Loving the videos Joe, you do an awesome job.. :)

[@peerimnetz3017]

@bazman it's just an occupational therapy, after all you have to get around 8 to 16 hours a day, you can't just drink and stare into the fire. ;))

[@Jasbo001]

Bring on part 3! Nice way to spend a Satdee night of a long weekend watching ol Joe. Always makes me feel like I’ve spent time in nature myself.

[@nancylong886]

I would give anything to be able to go camping like you do. But I'm 76 and I don't think I could do it now. Thank you for all of your awesome videos

[@lastone3126]

Try a camp in your backyard

[@karlposchner6345]

Worked just fine. Day two - survived!

[@mattkins752]

*YESS THANK YOU FOR SAVING MY WEEKEND!!!! literally, the best entertainment.*

[@nicholasmcclellan5954]

Yo Joe, that knife is superb ! Throw me a link to one ! Anndd, you have taught me a whole bunch of stuff about the outdoors, camping, knots, all the above ! So thank you very much for that ! Much appreciated !

[@jasonroos5781]

For that pot hanger, a prusik knot would have made all of that a 100x easier.

[@resinutrix]

I kept on wanting to tell him, he used to teach it in his old vids

[@beastman2513]

The pot hanger made alot more sense then your usual tripod deal. The rope was right there anyways . Like you said , its good to switch things up. It keeps things from getting "stale" or predictable. Why no water filter though?? I can understand wanting to go simpler but a be free water filter doesn't take much space.

[@alexanderweaver4838]

Awesome video, Joe! That's what you call innovative thinking. Bushcraft at its best.

[@RJ-er3gv]

The best part of these little lakes is the quiet of nature.

[@tedmichaels1951]

Awesome video...loved the underwater view

[@joshuahammond1585]

It's good to see Joe back in action

[@AdventureDeNorthVlogs]

Awesome mate this what I search for the experience Folks who do Bushcraft that I can learn from them, you are Amazing thumbs up 👍 greetings from Hunza Valley Pakistan

[@lifechanges557]

I hate seeing your videos come to an end and waiting for the next one. I really enjoy watching them.

[@Russell.Harquail]

I dunno Joe. That pot hanger...just a big hassle methinks.

[@technicksky1019]

Love this so calming

[@sonofabear]

Chaga tea is one of my favorites! Thanks for sharing your adventures Joe.

[@dougarrowsmith6088]

Your dedication to your craft is awesome because that was a hell of a long way to go for a pot holder and a bowl of rice lol. Love the new techniques. Hot dog on a stick for me.

[@michaelgatford6194]

Can't wait for part 3. Hope you found your spoon? Love your ingenuity with the pot hook. Hope your family and tripper are all well 😀

[@stevecarlsonyoutubechannel9251]

I think it fantastic idea you had glad it worked

[@billwilber9089]

You do a great narrative of your travels.

[@loriholten4419]

How relaxing this is. Are you ever afraid doing this traveling by yourself? Safe travels.

[@joejackson4202]

Nothing to be afraid of if you plan, prepare, and make people aware of what you are doing and where you are going.

[@sean3470]

@@joejackson4202 yeah, but what about the ghost?

[@jcdenton6864]

Agent Denton here... In reality, it is a man, alone, talking to a camera as if it is someone. Yes, it is for view/commentary now. But I can see when the 'fall' takes place, many humans will be doing this frequently and ritualistically as if it's their automaton companion.

[@isaacsipe8264]

So much character building. I love it!

[@josephine987]

Nothing hits quite like a joe video.

[@itsustbeflogo5980]

I love watching these there so relaxing

[@JS-us5qn]

Well joe, I’m about to start watching your video and it couldn’t come at a better time!!!! I hope you and your family are having a wonderful time!!!!

[@abbygaye6094]

Love this Joe. Living vicariously through your videos while in lockdown 😊

[@doozerakapuckfutin]

Your innovative mind works really well joe .

[@loupiscanis9449]

Thank you , Joe .

[@kurtz260]

Thanks for posting Joe. Love your content.

[@derekrowe9526]

Great videos. Thank you!

[@taletrove91]

Thanks for existing Joe!!

[@lc6646]

Loved your new pot rig up system! Thanks for always teaching us new tricks!

[@Fuhrious]

Yeah dude. I’m back. Ole Joe the original manly man.

[@anotheryoutuber_]

thanks trade... and thanks joe

[@seanzadsalamat5167]

The camera in the can angle was nice. Appreciate the effort

[@dalepogue5799]

Thanks for moving the camera Joe it was getting hot in here.

[@michaelkramer9457]

Awesome video Joe love the creativity

[@diegorthumann8504]

What a nice adventure!

[@firemanscan]

Cool string toggle pot boiler thingy brah! 😜 LoL!

[@uptrail7169]

Thanks for making videos! You have been my favorite bushcrafter to watch for a long time. Some good old Chaga tea!👍

[@lillylongtime9227]

The rope over the fire is cool. Seems more out of the way vs a tripod.

[@josephturoczi4759]

I was just about to go to bed and bam son joe comes on, have to watch now, thank’s joe.👍🏻

[@SanaurRehmanShahmir]

Joe the great, you are the next levelist, trend setter and source of inspiration for all of us!

[@handiman5]

Great, as usual! Thanks for taking us along with you! It's as if I'm there enjoying the beautiful scenery with you! Can't wait till the next vid! Glad that your wife and kids support your trips!

[@r.h6706]

Video Amazing..Place Super Amazing..man..this was great🌲🌲🔥🌲❤️

[@redreignss]

Awesome video Joe!!! Haha I always bring my multi tool and typically never use it or forget I have it

[@outdooraf]

A Canadian doing a Boston accent! Wicked!

[@northernembersoutdoors1045]

First part was great so looking forward to this😎

[@tiddiesprinkles]

Late to watching this one but ill never miss an upload

[@robmetcalfe991]

Awesome series so far bro

[@tytan777]

hey Joe, nice pot hanger. Might have been easier to use a prusik knot then you could adjust the height

[@dcorliss4]

Unless he doesn't know how to do a prusik knot. Then he would have to invent an entirely new knot that is actually a pre-existing knot he is ignorant of. Worse still, he would be elated at his discovery and name it the bam-son-knot and then be crushed when he returned to civilization and learned some guy named prusik had called dibs.

[@gabijones2445]

Thank you for taking us along. "Contours", your new fave word? lol I wouldn't mind if you'd take your water filter, dehydration is no joke.

[@JoshuaGammon]

Love the idea of the pot hang Joe. Slide that hanger all over the place, lots of flexibility. That second island you found was a great spot. Seems like there was a lot more firewood. Cheers dude.

[@martinjcamp]

'Never have seen you freak out before, Joe. Makes me value my TV even more this rainy week. Thanks for sharing tho! 'Hope you made it home OK - to chill the hell out!! "I had a good time".... LOL.

[@GAR85120514]

Keep them coming Joe; thanks.

[@robyndoby1722]

Hey Joe enjoyed the first episode such a beautiful area hope y'all are doing well much love your way be safe have a wonderful weekend

[@GregBrecker]

Love the video quality now.

[@OldGoatintheWoods]

That other lake & spot on that island...daaaannnnnngggg. Unbelievable how clear the water is too. The trick you used to raise your cordage is exactly what I do with my walking stave. Never know when you want to raise it another...6 feet. ;) Cool to see you just chilling, simply enjoying the moment.

[@1sissy2]

Looking out your window, with the deck outside, looks like Alaska.👍👌

[@ralphpayton9190]

You could spend time energy and resources or just use what your already using. Keeps everything from getting old. And was fun to watch an improvised cook setup. Great video!!!

[@graham2223]

Simply just awesome video! Love you, buddy!

[@shadowphoenix8962]

Welcome back!

[@juicy5836]

Awesome video again Joe , I wish I could be out in the bush living the Canadian dream to ...jealous from southern Alberta 😒😏

[@cdd4248]

The 'pot hanger' is a project for someone with A LOT of time on their hands! Hahahaha

[@leethomas7446]

I live in NW Florida where some Longleaf Yellow Heart Pine grows. The center and root is mostly Fat Wood. The Old Folks called it 'litered'. We can find it all around in the forest. The bad thing about cooking with fatwood is it put a bad taste in your food. It will burn in the rain.

[@Scouse270]

Another great video Joe. I enjoyed the light hearted opening clip doing a parody coffee ad. You had me going for three for a while.

[@SurvivalSo166]

That stick thing with the rope was genius! XD

[@PhatChewbacca]

Im from the Inland North West, this looks just like it! so beautiful!

[@marygordon3032]

Hey Joe great video! 👍👍👍💯💯💯

[@BricktopsPigs]

10:30am!!!!!?? Im pretty sure out of the hundreds of bush vids ive watched no one EVER has slept that late-they usually awake at 5-6am cos they had a rough night-but you musta had the best night ever. Nice.

[@marianfrances4959]

So beautiful, Joe! Love your adventures.😉👍💜🇨🇦🌲👌

[@roberthurles5827]

Got a huge cliff bar here in the town that I live in enjoyed the video

[@ilisati]

cool cooking system whit the rope and toggles

[@LAWWYLOBSTA]

Ive been waiting :) kinda hyped for this