Big Forest Camping In The Multi-Purpose Tracked Crawler - Camp Cooking Rack For A Large Group

[@elmarobberts5128]

The "Just-got-Married" tank with all the flowers (and whatnot). Super awesome!!

[@misha4495]

Love your choice of vehicle. And your down to basics and survival skills. Awesome.

[@SurvivalRussia]

Thanks 👍

[@daneangus8614]

Beautiful country.

[@JaredLaswell]

Russia is gorgeous. I'm sure you savor your summers

[@mca-music6082]

Я из Ирака .. Я думаю, что это видео отличное. Надеюсь, однажды я приеду в Россию. Вы, русские, замечательные люди.

[@brendansmith8319]

You must have sunny weather...your face is getting very sun tanned. Have fun with the family! The pink ninja is going to be an awesome outdoors woman!

[@БлокнотДимона]

Какое это выживание? Так, отдых на природе.

[@SurvivalRussia]

Да, это то, что я сказал в видео. Не все видео могут быть про "Выживание" и не все люди понимают английский))))

[@rexochroy2]

Love the fact that you have learned from the natives ,,,,,inspirational ,,,, we should all learn from our neighbours ,,,,,,

[@conarc-d1037]

Lars, I can't believe I've never come across your channel until now. I enjoy learning about bushcraft/ survival and prepping. And I spent a semester in St. Petersburg back in 2003. I never got a chance to venture outside the city, so it's so great that you can show us the real Russia. So many people told the that Moscow and St. Petersburg aren't Russia. Not Родина. Have you ever thought about getting a Харьковчанка !?!? Haha how cool would that be! Well, I'm glad I came across your channel man, take care.

[@SurvivalRussia]

Thank you very much :) Yes, SPB and Moscow are not really considered "Real Russia" by many. I remember once in the shuttle bus at the airport, a voice in the speakers said "Welcome to Moscow" and I mumbled to myself in Russian, "Moscow is not Russia". People smiled in agreement.

[@JamesBuell88]

Who the hell could give a thumbs down. Super fun and wholesome video

[@VIPER410]

Nice little camping spot it is always fun to explore and find new places to camp. Where I was working this week I had to find a place to sleep so I did not have to driver so far each day I found a place in the trees away from the main road it was awesome. Very cool way to hang pots thanks for sharing it with us Lars.

[@blaket870]

Thanks for the interesting content and a view from Mother Russia. Always enjoy seeing your videos. Thanks from Denver Colorado.

[@maryelkins736]

It's beautiful there. I won't ever get to travel so it's nice to see different countries . It's always great to see different cultures through other people's eyes. showing them on KZbin channels . I get to see all over the world through KZbin channels if is so cool . Thank you so much.

[@SurvivalRussia]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@whiskeyinthejar24]

Enjoy your freedom Lars. Here in Melbourne, we are in stage three lockdown, no camping etc, local travel restrictions, mandatory masks on Wednesday. Even normally, camp fires are limited to 1m square, so no Siberian log fires. Not allowed to cut saplings, cut dead standing streets drive off named tracks, use unregistered vehicles in forests to name a few. I grew up on 30 acres, so I have cut down trees, had big fires etc. I was pretty lucky. I will do my best to help my daughter's experience as much as they can.

[@j.juergen1010]

Here in Germany it is already critical to go into the forest with the tent, and you drive with the tank!I'm really envyous of you ... great videos, great nature!Where can I get a jacket like the one you wear?Greetings from GermanyJürgen

[@SurvivalRussia]

I know it is difficult being outdoors in Germany. A lot of regulations there. The jacket you can soon get on my website, which is almost ready to go online :)

[@terriealexander2344]

Beautiful land trees and water. Stay free

[@semco72057]

You all had a nice time out there in the woods and your wife must have been so glad to see her baby return home safely. I like the setup you all have to show how in Siberia the people make fires when away from home.

[@SurvivalRussia]

Thanks 👍

[@deeeeeeeench1209]

That drone shot is unreal trees as far as you can see what a place!

[@SurvivalRussia]

As the title says, "Big Forest!" :)

[@throatnotchingtroutzzz6789]

Cool to see, these simple but useful inventions or constructions from native people are most often great for inspiration, (also Inuit kayaks eg.) if not for real use, for all people, developed so far back in time, and still so useful. Also cool new intro, I like that. 2nd time also: if you had not ended up as an electrician in Russia, teaching survival and camping related stuff on KZbin, you would have been a great teacher, I am sure, you have a clam, including, simple, straight forward and "down to earth" way of just showing and telling stuff, just for mentioning it, for once. Nice day as usual and looking forward to the next!!

[@SurvivalRussia]

Thank you and thank you :) I'm pretty much myself on camera, but I'm not the best pedagogue I think.

[@throatnotchingtroutzzz6789]

@@SurvivalRussia LOL, you are welcome, that last one we will let remain unanswered, I guess, then, but to me, from the safe distance of the "net" I will estimate, that it could be worse, still, so? :o)

[@berndf.aus.n.a.d.w]

Oh Man! What a beutiful, beutiful Place! I whish i was there with you.

[@rossta888]

great trip! . you all seemed to have an awesome time. very grateful you were able to show us and take us along for the ride. !

[@eliasbram3710]

Survival Russia saving us from quarantine boredom again lol

[@unfairfight3625]

Quarantine is a fancy word for house arrest,,,i have not spent a day inside, i live life, i dont have days to spare, life is very limited,

[@majcrash]

@@unfairfight3625 Yes! Don't fall for the hysteria. If you aren't sick, why stay inside?

[@cracka5431]

No quarantine where I live in Australia anymore

[@eliasbram3710]

@@unfairfight3625 well, things in here are still a bit crazy (i live in the third world). But luckily I have a nice backyard, can make some stuff and projects. And I am sort of a introvert so it's kinda nice for now. but if things go bad, bug out planning already done lol

[@eliasbram3710]

@@cracka5431 That's very nice. By the way, when things get back to normal, Australia is a country that I would love to visit if I get the opportunity. I think it's a beautiful county and I love the accent lol (edit: trying to correct my terrible grammar)

[@normplatt7549]

Peace/love!

[@neanderthaloutdoors9202]

That pot hanging method is/was used by Romany Gypsies, it is a method I've used many year's ago when I travelled around Britain living the Romany lifestyle with my horse and cart, I lived in a canvas tarpaulin Bender tent using a frame made from Willow and mainly living off the land.

[@SurvivalRussia]

Very interesting and now you know what I was doing when you asked on Instagram :)

[@neanderthaloutdoors9202]

@@SurvivalRussia Yes I do

[@grahammutton1964]

Great video Lars and the next vehicle? Maybe a Kharkovchanka? BTW my subscription was erased last week, I'm assuming by KZbin.

[@SurvivalRussia]

That is too much of a monster :) I do have something in mind though. Yes, YT have been unsubbing a lot of you guys. It's just something a "KZbinr" have to live with now and then..

[@detroitredneckdetroitredne6674]

The ponds where you were at look manmade what is the history behind them great video brother thank you for taking us along on your adventure

[@SurvivalRussia]

I'm not sure, but I think they must have been digging sand there, or they have made it as a water source. There have been a narrow tracked railroad close by and the old Gulag is not too far away.

[@detroitredneckdetroitredne6674]

@@SurvivalRussia They probably dug the sand for cement for Gulag I have a great day great channel brother

[@zarolikse2372]

The sapling is Rowan/Mountain ash

[@Daeva23]

Are you sure it is not Black Locust? (Robinia pseudoacacia). He called it something like "rabina"

[@Roman-Sedykh]

@@Daeva23 it is rowan. It has deep orange edible berries when mature.

[@krockpotbroccoli65]

@@Daeva23 black locust saplings are thorny as hell. That clearly had no thorns.

[@Tim76ful]

Sórbus aucupária

[@jalexwheeler7751]

I watched the crawler snatch up that tire, and it reminded me of the time I saw an Abrams get too close to a guard rail on the road and roll up like 30 feet of it before they noticed.

[@fredthorne9692]

Perfect for the cast iron Potjie. Slow cook beans and pig meat, ДА!

[@elmarobberts5128]

Wat is 'n Potjie sonder pig meat?

[@terriealexander2344]

Peace always be with us

[@Wolshanze]

Panzerkommandant Pink Ninja !

[@leonardopoli319]

with a stick a rope a piece of wood a shrub always invent something new in the woods You are very good hello good evening👋👍

[@hedgepigsholidays4154]

@Karl Müller Karl, my personal rule is that if you understand what someone is trying to say, keep your tanks in the garage :0)

[@Breakfast_of_Champions]

Finally some sunshine on your skin Lars! Between the long winters and mosquito plague you guys must be running a real vitamin D deficit!

[@siegmundsieg6852]

They eat sala (fatback), which has vitamin D. What can't be got from sun must be made up for in meat.

[@worldofjerrytravis393]

@@siegmundsieg6852 Mmmmmm... Sala!

[@Atkrdu]

What do you think this would be in the US?

[@earljohnson7675]

@@Atkrdu possum nuts

[@cfhklhog]

SalO in fact)

[@jamesglenn6461]

Great trip , alot of fun. I have been re-watching your winter videos. The temp here lately is 38*C and seeing cold feels good.

[@Hollylivengood]

My dad always did stuff like this. Every time we went camping it was always like this. I guess we were all Blue and pink ninjas. Anyway, we thought it was tiresome! But it was fun to be able to just go out in the woods and have everything there that we needed. I'm so glad to see you doing this with the whole family. They will be glad later that you did.

[@JD-kg3mx]

In making of the rings I always cut the saplings and soaked them overnight (tied together) but we used what was in nature. We used a “twine” we made from braiding saplings together and used that to hang our cooking pots. We found that the “cord” wasn’t affected by the fire if the fire was kept at a reasonable size. But wire looks to be a lot quicker. We camped like nomads and everything we had was tied down on a motorcycle. So we had to think compact but good. Your videos remind me of my own outdoor adventures many years ago. I think they’re great!

[@terriealexander2344]

The sky is so blue. Thanks

[@nanetteyvonne1222201]

I love that Tank!😍

[@SurvivalRussia]

Me Too :)

[@nanetteyvonne1222201]

You are an amazing man Survival Russia !

[@tomritter493]

Nice got out swimming . Ninja looked happy . Great series on the camp

[@SurvivalRussia]

Thanks 👍

[@tomballsoup]

Thanks for this epic content. Your joy for the outdoors is infectious. I especially like your attitude - not taking things, giving back to mother nature ... I can learn a lot from you as an ordinary bike packer. Thanks and keeping being "awesome" ... :-)

[@ThePitGoJoe]

I really like this camp site.

[@MuskratOutdoors]

Great tips. Great video! Funny how that tire jumped up and wanted a tank ride!

[@victorcastle1840]

Just what you need Muskrat ! It may be a little noisier than your Mule :- )

[@MichaelR58]

Lars, great to visit again , cool cooking rack tip , looks like a great campsite , thanks for sharing and bringing us along, stay safe, God bless !

[@greenkeeper448]

OK so I joined you for the ride back. Absolutely loved going under the crawler, what a rush to lie down and have that thing drive over. I was unprepared when the crawler dipped into the water, I would be screaming on key with the Pink Ninja, no doubt.

[@loupiscanis9449]

Thank you , Lars .

[@carlrosenbaum3754]

Awesome video thank you for sharing..peace

[@malapoyo]

That's hysterical! 😆 The pink ninja squeals every time you guys drive down through that dip in the marsh.😆😆😆 Oh! And that pot hanger you made is called a Molly in the logging industry.

[@campcookhenry]

A tan Dane ,in Siberia, thanks for the video Lars,stay safe and healthy you and yours

[@charlesvincent4127]

I watch this for the tank, and the humor.

[@samdill36]

pink ninja looks cool on the the crawler...having fun with her awesome dad

[@harveywebb6776]

I’m gonna call you the big black Bear Ninja just because ya deserve it!

[@littlebull8881]

And' thank you Lars.

[@Billy420-69]

@3:09 the word I would use is "green" or springy sapling like you said.

[@outatime77]

pink ninja is tougher than most of us

[@terriealexander2344]

That is a heavy ride. Fun

[@fyremanjef]

That new intro caught me off guard. I thought I got a wrong notification. Thanks for sharing this. Awesome idea. Nice sneakers 🤣

[@joehunt1980]

Dr cip survival haha

[@cybair9341]

I always click to see the tank in action.

[@GrimdarkGoblin]

The sapling looks like what we call a Rowan in Scotland, the adult trees have red berries

[@dula4552]

Awesome, thanks Lar's....appreciate the video! I'll certainly put that little tip into practice when cooking over a fire next time.

[@gangoffour6690]

Hello from the U.S. 👋. Another great video 👍

[@detroitredneckdetroitredne6674]

Or cooking rack looks like A jungle gym for the pink and blue ninjas Great video brother thank you for sharing thank you for your knowledge and expertise

[@fumasterchu12]

That looked like a lot of fun, good to see you all made it out ok. Have a great weekend brother!

[@SurvivalRussia]

Thanks 👍 Have a great weekend too!

[@marciodasilva1011]

thanks

[@jman6030]

Purple flowers and pink ninjas..lol😉

[@jamesellsworth9673]

Good tip for 'suppling' a sapling!

[@michaelzlab]

Hi Lars! Great to see you again! Love your tracked rig! That is awesome.

[@gailbennett5791]

Just love your videos!

[@lifeseeker9563]

That's just pure genius so simple in its simplicity completely Awesome Rack I feel dumb now that was so simple ha ha ha ha loved it

[@kingharryannis]

Good fun was had by all.

[@randallkelley3599]

Ahhh, 30 days of summertime!😁

[@TheArendt1]

Say hello to the invisible guy ;)

[@Schmidt54]

From 2:29 on I am honestly getting a bit motion sick from the weird automatic zoom and after that the camera pan. Awesome idea. In the old days they used a hanging device that looks like a saw pointing downwards, so that the "teeth" engage with the pot in order to adjust the height, which means adjusting the temperature. So the food can be hung high or low or in between while cooking. Simple and effective. Here it could be done by using a stick with multiple branches, or by adjusting the wire length. Very awesome!!

[@scottcarter4059]

Awesome video great tips and a lot of wilderness

[@vladm5920]

10:48 "Picked up a spare tire" lol

[@DreweTube]

Liking the new intro...keep it fresh Lars

[@RyanMclain]

cool. Thanks lars

[@greyfells2829]

the pink ninja needs a pink Gorka! great content as always, you've inspired me to buy one of these crawlers.

[@cybersean3000]

That us GENIOUS!

[@stevew1851]

Very nice. Thank you.

[@TreasureHuntingSWPA412]

Pink ninja will make a fine tank commander one day.

[@Canadian_Nomad_67]

Great info and looks like alot of fun, more pink ninja adventures 🙏❤ keep up that great times

[@gator83261]

Good video

[@larrykluckoutdoors8227]

Love the channel. Thanks for making the videos

[@Mothinabox]

Excellent!

[@Khoalathebear]

Wow Lars has tattoos! Been a subscriber for a year and never seen him in a short sleeve lol

[@williambailey5405]

I know How difficult it is to come up with new vidio content after you have been doing this as long as you have. Please just keep trying. Many, many of us really appreciate you and your family.

[@scottrader6411]

It is totally awesome to see so much beautiful forest territory! But how far do you have to drive to find a hill to climb around there?

[@romeosgenericchannel3971]

God, i want one of those! New bucket list item lol thanks for sharing, so cool !

[@Comrade_Tokoloshe]

When you want to bend a sapling but prevent it from breaking or cracking just twist it as you bend it.

[@dennis22636]

Nice Job 🤠🤘

[@AndriusBalakirevas]

the change in the soundtrack is great ;)

[@ericcorse]

What a relaxing trip thanks for sharing.On the last video when you were gathering wood with the Gator and pulled a bunch back at once was the choker just a loop on a cable.

[@mikerussell3916]

i like your clips, your in God's country, , the great outdoors, and i fine your camping tips very interesting, great job, the power lines are dangerous, the shocks you said you were getting, are called eddy currents, this can effect your health, stay away if you can do it, it sounds like your electrical power supply is way over 750 k, take care, and thank you

[@mueckenhoeffer]

I love he new intro! Your cooking stand is very simple but useful. It is good that no lashing is required, since my boy scouts are always having problems with lashing. I hope you had a nicer day in your woods. I spent the day on my property, and got eaten alive by ticks and black flies.

[@mooseknuckle8334]

I can't get over the amount of horse flies/deer/moose flies there.

[@Stormdivision1]

Amazing content

[@SurvivalRussia]

Thank you!

[@ArtisanTony]

Pretty cool!

[@martinhulse7402]

Did miss Survival Russia thank you for the flowers ?

[@sirlancelot836]

Man , those bugs are insane ! That would drive me crazy. Thanks for the video 😁

[@northerndim-bulb2747]

I do enjoy your vids Lars. Recently stumbled over them and am plowing through. Our little slice of the forest is in central BC, which is almost the same as your location, only slightly lumpier.