Bushcraft Basecamp - Building a Raised Bed, Tying a Ridgepole, Outdoor Cooking E1

[@James-mt4cc]

Anyone else just randomly stumble across this guy and now your obsessed with the adventure videos?

[@shieldshow6799]

Absolutely, I am spending a stupid amount of time obsessing

[@terrykiesman1316]

I just bought a canoe :\ How did this happen?

[@stephaniechapman1781]

Yes

[@tliford1]

I am now. It's like camping with my Dad.

[@bunsonicegaming6756]

No spongebob whyyyyyyyyyy

[@furncemanjim]

Scout is my favorite bushcrafter on youtube, hands down......

[@DesignedRhyme]

I agree, you can't help but smile when Scout is there

[@JapanScott1]

Lily's Dax is pretty cool, too...

[@lancechristy2595]

I think that Dax has passed away

[@fulldrawoutdoors1685]

furncemanjim yeah scout does all the wood work to

[@cillaloves2fish688]

+Southern Survival Scout ROCKS!!!

[@TheWoodedBeardsman]

All good Joe, keep it going. Whatever you're most passionate about. It comes through in the video.

[@joecooper4460]

The Wooded Beardsman Will Joe and yourself ever do something together?

[@Narissa_1248]

Your username really took me aback for a second

[@vboytan]

Anyone else in 2024 come back to the older videos to see scout? ❤ I miss old scout. Just saw your video of the crash joe. Glad you’re okay. Get well soon. Don’t worry about the channel!

[@MySelfReliance]

I like it Joe. Looking forward to the next videos. Super sharp quality too

[@MyDailyTip]

I think a series of videos are better, rather than. one long video. I'm liking the shelter so far Joe.

[@jsze1]

love these bushcraft structure building videos. I like the idea of you showing how to build a shelter, a raised bed, etc; then using them and let people know how it was. Maybe see what improvement can be done after an overnight and eventually make a sequel series and do another overnight.

[@DirtyBetaPsi70]

Yes! Keep doing stuff like this any time you feel like it. I liked how you changed things up to the canoe/kayak and tent, but like seeing how your bushcraft techniques have evolved. Thanks.

[@TheGoldenAndy]

I just found your channel two weeks ago and I'm HOOKED. great, informative, addicting content...

[@josephallen19]

awesome!

[@alexwbanks70]

You don't get enough credit for your videos Joe. You are one hell of an outdoors-man and that's coming from someone that got a compliment just the other day saying that I'm quite the outdoors-man. Your video's are great! You might be the first person I found on YT that does this sort of thing. I used to just hike and now I even go on solo trips into the woods. I was out this past weekend with the Common Sense Camper and we had a conversation about you. He did say something about how people don't understand how hard it is to film the things you do. I totally agree. I don't film anything I do, but I did make an appearance in his last vid. Thank you for getting me started on bush crafting about 3 or 4 years ago.

[@riff2072]

1:51. Have to love the way Scout was looking at that tree. All ready to carry it away for Joe.

[@NJHeart2Heart]

I'm not sure Scout is pure German Shepherd.. More like German Retriever Shepherd ;)

[@noahkoenig4447]

Dawn Del Guercio hes a belgian malnois :)

[@NJHeart2Heart]

Well then, my joke stands, except substitute Malinois in there ;) "Belgian Retriever Malinois" I do know of Malinois, but do not have a trained enough eye to have seen if Scout is one ;) On the other hand, I did have a crush on the Tervuren breed at one point :) (I studied dog breeds as a hobby when I was younger..) ;)

[@Buschpirat]

Ahoy Joe. Thanks for let us joining your new project. Try to rub the pot with oil before you leave the house. Greetings from Germany, Azze.

[@TheWonderfulWino]

You are the first person that I have seen who actually built the bed BEFORE the shelter. I find it a lot easier to do it that way, Otherwise you are fighting the roof of the shelter for position. I like the way you work.

[@lolalokki]

I think that the separate episodes are great idea and building a shelter is always interesting to watch. Keep on the good work 👍

[@JanetWilham]

love your dog--such a sweet dog and great spirit.

[@melanybailey8605]

I really enjoy watching all the bushcraft videos but especially shelter building. I'm a 64 year old woman so you have an ability to reach and inspire a wide range of people. I like your humility and willingness to laugh at yourself. Its kind of like a cooking show to, so I get bushcraft and Rachel Ray ( in the rough) all in one video!

[@PantsuMann]

would love to see more of this! and lets see how that mustach and beard evolves shall we? :)

[@marlonvanberkum1640]

I just love watching you and scout do your thing in the woods, no matter what you do. Do whatever you enjoy most! keeps it fun for us too.

[@tankrust1]

Awesome video. I really enjoy this series.

[@josephallen19]

nice!

[@perkii4739]

good to see you and Scout back in the woods. I'm sure Scout is enjoying a familiar place

[@sheldonporter8638]

I really want you to do a series like a long one and build like survival lily camp that would be so cool and once a month sleep in your camp

[@susanstoltz2555]

This is my favorite kind of format where I can follow along, step by step. You're a great teacher. I used to use truckers hitch for just about all cinching but now I've learned the Canadian jam knot which is just as effective but simpler. TY! Keep doin what you're doin!

[@inthewoodswithbigfoot3941]

Cool series! A bit of wax would allow you to tame the stache and you can then take it in some crazy interesting directions. Another great video Brother!

[@30DayReviews]

agree I could definitely recommend a few waxes for him or he could watch my playlist lol

[@ekaymartin]

Gross no wax. Lol. Just a trim. Lol

[@Whitewolf1023]

Was looking back on this video, nice memory of Scout, it really brings a smile and warms my heart to see him with you here. Love that dog! 😎

[@g.forster6233]

I love these videos! You have a great personality and are very entertaining, and Scout is the epitome of awesomeness (funniest scene with him 'helping' +2:30). Keep up the fantastic work - very much looking forward to the next set of videos. EDIT: forgot to add - liked and subbed!

[@josephallen19]

thanks!

[@CanadianSledDog]

Man I love these old scout overnighters, these were the good old days!

[@jlgibbens89]

G'day Joe, love your channel. Drives my gf a bit nuts make her watch it for the camping knowledge. a bit different down in Australia. please keep doing this series, love seeing properly set up camps, as many people don't have permission to do, so they cannot put it on their KZbin channel. mate think just grow a beard for winter and get rid of the mo. Give scout and pat from me and keep on filming mate. love the effort and end product. cheers

[@kdx038]

Really like the format and would enjoy watching the completion of the series.Thanks for sharing.

[@acparish]

Love this...please continue...and uh, hurry for next one, eh? LOL

[@rhhowden1]

Yes Yes, these type of projects are great. We can start our own and follow along as you go.

[@eturnerx]

A series building the camp would be awesome. Make your content. You can't please everybody.

[@wonkazhang8854]

Watching your videos always makes me want to do the same as you did. You are such an inspiration. Thank you for the video. Really enjoyed it.

[@truenorth365]

Really enjoyable video man! I dont know what it is but its so damn intresting watching someone building a camp, learning a ton of great new stuff! Good idea to make a series of this. Also your dog seems to be an awesome companion out there. Keep them videos coming. (thumbs up)

[@TheGlyndwrMichael]

Magnus Persson Couldn't agree more. When it's done I can't help but think of how nice it would be to enjoy a brew there.

[@truenorth365]

Yes and a pipe full of Longbottom leaf and a pint of the Prancing Pony´s finest....I dig that!

[@MaZEEZaM]

A pipe LOL, smoking kills man, especially in the case of pipes, no filters at all that I'm aware of. Joe is healthy and he has a young daughter and a wife who wants and needs him to live to be an old man. 50% of smokers will die early due to cancer. 50%

[@michaelstjohn6086]

Smoke on! Think I'll pack a little now.

[@keithoutandabout4272]

Hi Joe, great idea to split it up into two or three episodes. Look forward to watching the rest. atb.

[@Aaronime]

Scout makes the cutest face

[@07higginbotham]

the color of the trees in this video are awesome, I can only imagine what they look like in person. Absolutely phenomenal, great job Joe!!!

[@ajtaylor560]

Love series! Go for it! Only person to ask about your Stache is the woman in your life!:-)

[@josephallen19]

wise.

[@chess135]

Love it Mr Robinet. This is what i like too see staring Joe. this is what you got ME started to go out in the woods. what i mostly watched in your chanel. great job, and entertaining.

[@RSKmemes]

19:25 rip little bug, 19:34 oh hey he's back! WAIT DON'T rip mr bug

[@frais5310]

LOL, I saw that too. Had a good laugh.

[@deyanzd]

19:37 still there, exactly in the corner created between the little branch and the log he was cutting on, actually you can see it walking few steps toward the hit which Joe just did

[@PassingNotesMusic]

Thanks for using "inches" :) Also the series thing is great. In the music industry we release things in parts like that. I'll go into the studio and record a whole album but release them bit by bit so that way even tho the album is finished, we don't release it all at once. Instead we let out a single every month or every few weeks. So that way while we're writing our next album, we have fresh media being pumped into our fans so we don't go stale. Babam, son! Then when we go to record the next one, we release the previous album that's fully finished. So yeah, do the series thing and then maybe at the end when they're all completed smush them together into one video so people can watch part 1, 2 and 3 seperately, or they can watch it all at once. Or don't. Just a little media marketing hint ;) You got this. Wonder where you got the idea? :p Good idea, great video, and awesome mustache.

[@RonPayneJD]

This format and series is great! Keep it up!

[@ScrambledO]

Can you make it a bunk-bed? #Sleepover

[@brandenhagen1805]

Scrambled O so much room for activities!

[@MySelfReliance]

Scrambled O You know you want to double up on one level.

[@eddiezero1403]

Scrambled O That I think would be the first ever bushcraft bunkbed made. Do it.

[@domcapello4960]

Scrambled O love your videos, also you and Joe should do a collab and camp

[@Islandhuntingandoutdoors]

Scrambled O until It collapses like on step brothers hahahaha

[@BrianKacz]

Joe, you're amazing & inspire me to get outdoors more! Thanks for everything you do! I like the series videos, as long as they're filled with lots of content & not too short (this one was perfect). Awesome video & I look forward to more! Thanks!

[@josephallen19]

thanks for the feedback!

[@preparedmind101]

Keyword "Yellow"

[@josephallen19]

right!

[@user-qm1zw7yy3p]

PREPAREDMIND101 what's bush craft???

[@dutchoutdoorgroup]

Bushcaft is a collection of terms actually. Literally translated it's crafting stuff in the bush. So essentially it's about the things you do and craft in the woods. e.g. making fire, making a shelter, making tools etc :)

[@neilclark71]

In a series is great! Just remember that you can't please everyone at the same time, so just do whatever videos you want however you want. You've got the best 'outdoors' channel around 😃

[@harrisoncorey282]

where do you do your camping? I'm looking for some good spots near North Bay area ( where I live now)

[@josephallen19]

I'm either up in Algonquin area or Southern On.

[@TheWoodedBeardsman]

What kind of spots are you looking for? I grew up in North Bay and do most of my outtings there.

[@harrisoncorey282]

The Wooded Beardsman open, and not regulated. Kind of the alone feeling. Like what you get in the north bits of Algonquin

[@TheWoodedBeardsman]

harrison corey You can get that almost everywhere since almost all of it is crown land. Are you aware of that? Try google maps and track down some trails, that lead to lakes. There are literally thousands of lakes within North Bay that will give you a sense of solitude. You're right though, the North end of Algonquin right around the border can work for you. I fish a few up there and you often get the lakes to yourself. If you're willing to do a bit of a walk, there's a ton. You can also head up North to Temagami region, but stay out of the parks. I don't share my specific lakes since it will just end up driving too much traffic, but get out google maps and start looking around. There really is almost too much to choose from.

[@harrisoncorey282]

Thank you very much, I appreciate the help!

[@suzegad]

Making a series is a good idea. I watch every single video of yours. I wish I had like-minded friends here in Goa, to go try bushcrafting.... Very motivated with your videos! Keep them coming....

[@josephallen19]

nice!

[@Trygvesimensen]

R.I.P the bug at 19:25

[@mattmoore9884]

i was wonderin if anyone else caught that lo

[@RyanJKUS2012]

I enjoy watching you build the shelter. Let the stash grow

[@ruthlessusbcharger975]

@24:35 u were making me soooo hungry lolol

[@MrAfdavis]

Great video! I like the instructions you provide and how you let us in on how you're thinking. Fantastical, no. Shave the stash, yes.

[@craigcottrell3949]

scout cried cause he smells the sasquatch that pushed the green tree over lol

[@kevinfraser5179]

Still blows me away to see the saw my oldest friend designed all over youtube. Hell, now it is even sold at MEC. Also great video man! Forest looks incredible.

[@Carltheblackone]

Other bushcraft channels like Joe channel? Atm this is My favourite bushcraft channel, but I need mlre :3 Regards

[@skyyabsolut]

There's his back country buddies Kyle (burley outdoors), doug (doug outside), shawn (my self reliance), scrambled o. And he also watches Lilly (survival lilly) and if you're into primitive technology, there's primitive technology. There's also native survival whom he was on Alone with as well.

[@upnorthof60]

Check out UPNORTHOF60 ..I hear he has some good videos.

[@Carltheblackone]

skyyabsolut Thank u dude ;)

[@TeddyBen]

MCQBushcraft & Alfie Aesthetics, UK guys, both very talented and one is hilarious.

[@NJHeart2Heart]

+1 to MCQBushcraft, and I find ReallyBigMonkey entertaining :)

[@davewillisporter]

Nice work Jo. You could make a V shaped roof by putting a Y pole behind the fire reflector and run two poles from the ridge pole and lattice cover with sticks / debris. Keeps the fire dry and gives a dry work space on front of the shelter.

[@christophergraff6683]

trim at the lip line ... #bushcraftbeautytips

[@timetohunt1]

yes I am interested in seeing this type of series. Thanks Joe.

[@Islandhuntingandoutdoors]

Your obviously should just grow a bush beard :p

[@Islandhuntingandoutdoors]

You*

[@Broxty]

snowboarder450 He can't grow a beard.

[@maxabholzer1464]

very cool to see, when you build something! interessting video jeo! 👍🏾

[@anphucvu8904]

COLLAB WITH SURVIVAL LILY

[@MaZEEZaM]

I used to enjoy Lily's videos but more recently I feel like shes become a bit self important than she once was.

[@uberblitzkrieg]

good series, keep em coming.

[@austin3115]

grow a beard my boy

[@BLAKEG1026]

The series is awesome Joe! My 6 year old son and I are getting ready to scout out a location for a base camp in North Georgia over Thanksgiving week. Thanks and keep 'em coming!

[@traviswerfelman1874]

Joe, Dude. You're awesome. Keep this going in a series so we can all live vicariously through you man!

[@midwestoutdoors3286]

I like the series idea. Makes it much easier to follow. Nice job Joe

[@brianoconnor9350]

These are my favorite kind of vids you make, looking forward to more as always, you the man joe for real

[@josephallen19]

thanks :)

[@OneTon82]

I like this series, fun to watch reminds me of the vids that got me watching your channel in the beginning. 👍

[@dadgad68]

Would be cool to see you do some overnighters in it Joe. Maybe turn it into a super shelter for the winter. Great video as always many thanks.

[@josephallen19]

for sure!

[@ChadMorgan709]

I think I will enjoy this series. Keep um coming. Cheers till the next one!

[@skyyabsolut]

Definitely would enjoy the series. I enjoy watching base camp building on here. Interesting to see one's idea of a comfortable shelter and how they'd build it.

[@Elb53]

Your videos are always great man, make the ones you want to make, the ones you enjoy making- we'll watch them!

[@lukasmiglbauer915]

Amazing how yellow those leaves are! Almost no color variation - really cool !

[@coreybammon2235]

scout is so majestic and even more than usual with the yellow trees and light

[@bohobushcraft7968]

Always enjoy watching the different techniques and preferences everyone has. Also your videos are top notch, thanks for sharing!

[@taoistpenguin]

Really enjoy videos like this. I like seeing how other people think and come up with problem solving ideas. You can always pick up little things that you might not of thought of yourself.

[@viewsandreviews180]

A series of videos on the construction of your campsite sounds good to me. Good video this time by the way.

[@benningtoncamper2852]

Like the idea - roll with it! I love how excited Scout gets when you start cutting sticks!!

[@dingusog8144]

This is awesome Joe! I hope you keep doing this. Great work

[@ChrisstreepjeJan]

Great video, I really like the idea of a series about this shelter! Keep up the nice work! hugs for Scout

[@snipereyes101]

Joe yes these are the videos we want to see back to the basics that got you started. a series would be great. maybe some more basic bush crafting like more items you need but can make out of your surroundings you know bushcraft. maybe some different types of shelters. carvings, pot hangers.maybe a more long term type situation that could be done as a series and over time.

[@williammathieu-picard3448]

To your question: Do what you enjoy doing, we will love it just as much! Series are cool, but long timelapse are fun as well! Your transitions are getting more professional each time! Having a lot of fun watching! Keep up the good work, -From a fellow Canadian :)

[@anne-marieolka6540]

I really enjoy watching your series that you do. They have all been very informative and have been instructing me in many new areas I have had to learn about recently. Thank you for your your detailed explanations. Bless you and your family.

[@tinaturner134]

This awesome bushcraft channel and the videos he's makes are great education lesson and learning and brilliant too and I am glad to support this amazing man and his awesome bushcraft channel 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆😀😀😀❤️

[@goldenstateoutdoorsguns2007]

Series for sure. These episodes are really enjoyable to watch, especially when I watch it on my flat screen. Bring Scout too! I love seeing him beg for sticks. Lol

[@nayr1273]

I just started to watch this guy and he is a survivalist that is for sure

[@karlkaiser7803]

awsome joe cant wait to see the next vid. I remember you building that fire reflecture, .

[@jparker4293]

I have been watching your videos and Lilly's videos for almost 3 years now. I absolutely love the camp building videos. They are what got me into watching bushcraft to begin with. Love your work. I rather enjoy your newer longer length video format, as I tend to binge watch them anyway.

[@joelbenoitthewanderingbiso4976]

This one is for sure one of my favorite, you have done. Love this little mini series, learned a lot, no doubt why you are one of my favorite to watch, of coarse Scout too, he cracks me up. My dog does the same thing, taking my sticks and all, will sit there and wait for me to make a nice feather stick and grab it and run around with it, Cheers Joe, take care, and Thank again for the great content.

[@tkpwns04]

I like the idea of a series. It's always fun to watch how someone else builds their shelter.

[@cillaloves2fish688]

Nice to see Scout hangin out with you!! I like the "series" format... keep em comin!!

[@Wolfman2984]

Definitely love the idea of making this a series...

[@Wolfman2984]

...and keep the 'tache dude, it looks good on you. Maybe tame it a little by trimming or waxing it into shape (as my wife really doesn't like it when it's long and untamed). Maybe try for a full mountain man style beard to go with it?

[@RobertHickok]

Great idea doing the construction in series. Gives you more videos and gives us some step-by-step watching you build. Keep it up.

[@copperman752]

You done good, Dude. And Scout is one GOOD Buddy. I hope by now you took all the advice and grew a good bush. Kudos.

[@chadboza6247]

I love this kinda stuff .. i watch it every time i wanna go to bed , right before i went to sleep i grab my phone wear an earbud and just enjoy the video! keep up buddy

[@GZCon]

Keep em coming mate. A series is always good

[@jackmehoff2961]

I for one would enjoy a series of basecamp build. It would also be nice to see it in use afterward

[@birdie399]

I'm surprised you don't get your site vandalised when you are away. Here in Australia that would probably happen. I enjoy watching whatever videos you make especially when you make everything yourself. Keep up the great work.

[@josesanzgarcia]

Very nice vdeo, Joe. Waiting to see the resr of the series. Good idea. Thanks

[@Peson]

Really enjoyed this kind of video! Looking forward to the upcoming ones!

[@redrider4020]

Great video. I like the series and even more that your rebuilding the home base.