Bushcraft Camp-Winter Moutain Valley Adventure: Long Fire, Tree Felling, "Beef Stew," Hill Walk

Thanks for coming along on "my latest" winter adventure.
This was actually filmed in January on one of the coldest days we've had all year.
With it being that cold you are definitely going to need log fires to keep you warm.
I started off with conifers that were "dead standing," then I placed dead standing maple on top of that to have a slow and enduring fire.
I'll look forward to another adventure with you all.
Note: I forgot to in Potatoes. Forgive my dyslexic self
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The Lore of Bushcraft
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[@stevenensminger5737]

This one looked just a little cold but for an experienced woodsman just another day in the woods . Very nice outing my friend this is the weather that separates the men from boys.🥶

[@TheLoreofBushcraft]

Hi Steven, it was nice and toasty. Winter camping in the snow has been my favourite since I wee lad. It's so peaceful and beautiful, you just want to go run and play in it. Activity keeps you warm and then when you settle in, there’s a nice warm fire to keep you cozy. Thanks for coming along mate.

[@traditionalcampcraft]

fantastic outing my friend! you have no idea how much I look forward to your content, you are an inspiration to me and so many others. Much love from my home to yours.

[@TheLoreofBushcraft]

Your words inspire me! And I will look forward to releasing new content. I just wish to share my love of the outdoors. Thank you so much for supporting me! 💪

[@jimmortimore3894]

Awesome! The coating of snow everywhere really adds to the essence of what your video was all about. The stew looked amazing!!

[@TheLoreofBushcraft]

Nature will provide the backdrop, we just have to show up and do our part. Indeed , there’s nothing like a hot stew on a cold day.

[@randybranch4005]

Always a welcome sight to see a new video from you. Best Regards mate.

[@TheLoreofBushcraft]

Yes always great when I get to finish editing and share one. Thanks for coming along Randy!

[@michaelbrunner6654]

Great video as always.

[@TheLoreofBushcraft]

Thanks Michael!

[@pauldavies9360]

Not just a fair weather woodsman is see. Cracking content brother!

[@TheLoreofBushcraft]

Right you are Paul, I look forward to the extreme weather, because that's where the challenge is, and where the challenge is I find the fun. Thanks for joining me! -cheers

[@danieldolezal5320]

Perfect friend, it's nice to see you again, good luck.

[@TheLoreofBushcraft]

Thank you Daniel, it's nice to hear from you!

[@jeffreylarson3508]

Awesome Video! Always inspires me to go outdoors. Thank you!

[@TheLoreofBushcraft]

Thanks Jeffrey, there is no better peace than out there. Cheers

[@nidfest]

That seems like a load of dead animals for a vegetarian! 😆 Love the content, as usual your trips bring us all along on the journey. I paused half way through to make a coffee, then joined in with you. Winter days like that are my favourite. The weather's cooling off here and I'm itching to be off (4 weeks until the holidays). Hope the peace was a tonic for your soul. Love from NZ

[@TheLoreofBushcraft]

Hello mate, well, we don't need to eat animals to survive, and I would only kill one in a survival situation. However, the Sami tribe literally survive on Reindeer, that's why I got my pelt. I also don't see anything wrong with using products of an animal postmortem, yet I would never use the fur of an animal that was killed chiefly for its hide. You got it exactly, I simply film my adventure unscripted, so it is as close to the real thing as you can get without being there. I'm just bringing my camera along for the adventure and you all get to experience it vicariously. Winter days are my favourite. I'm looking forward some photos of your upcoming adventures. Nice to hear from you John, Kind regards

[@magicworldbyjorg]

[@TheLoreofBushcraft]

Thank you Magic, I certainly will!

[@magicworldbyjorg]

@@TheLoreofBushcraft Thank you very mutch... have a nice Start of the week.... see you….

[@coffeejohn71]

not one piece of plastic! at least that i could see,well done,wonderful photography,thank you for giving me what i need while i prepare for my next camp.your bushcraft skills are lessons for my heart.take care.from oklahoma.

[@TheLoreofBushcraft]

Hi John, thank so much mate! I value quality gear, as well as have a need for durable kit I to rely on. It’s certainly is nice to be able to share these great adventures, and have them appreciated. Cheers!

[@bushcraftwildspirit]

Great video 👍🍺

[@TheLoreofBushcraft]

Thanks mate!

[@mussgovendetta1447]

Excelente video amigo!! Como siempre muy buen trabajo ahora modo nieve. Algun dia deberias hacer un video en el que puedas mostrar que tipo es tu cuchillo, hacha, sierra, etc. Saludos desde puebla, México 🇲🇽

[@TheLoreofBushcraft]

yes I have brother. Below I listed a link to videos for the knife and for the saw. Enjoy amigo! kzbin.info/www/bejne/bZfHXpqmdtuml6M kzbin.info/www/bejne/ape1hJKpfquMjMU

[@williamgates1128]

I absolutely adore your videos mate! Your gear is exactly what I choose, but i must admit your skill with it surpasses than mine

[@TheLoreofBushcraft]

I'm glad I can bring them to you mate! It's a never ending exploration, and that's what makes it so enjoyable. Cheers 💪

[@Flukeallday]

New subscriber. Thank you for allowing us to join you on your adventures. Lots of catching up to do.

[@TheLoreofBushcraft]

Awesome mate, welcome aboard! I'll look forward to hearing from you. Cheers

[@miesegrau2869]

You know how to make yourself very comfortable even in ice and snow. The food looked delicious too. I would love to have a fire like that one day in the winter. Unfortunately you can't. LG Miesegrau

[@TheLoreofBushcraft]

Exactly, people always ask me "do you not get cold up there?" And I explained never

[@oliverw.1822]

👍👏great Video 👍👏 Greatings from Bushcraft Remstal

[@TheLoreofBushcraft]

Yes, I truly enjoyed that adventure! Thanks for coming along mate

[@stevenkreitlow8349]

Hello from northern Illinois. Nice video. I think I’m going to be watching more of your stuff. The bed you used looked like it was hand made. Have you camped there before? I like your equipment. That was quite a load you were carrying. Did you have a sleeping bag or just a blanket? The stew looked delicious. If you don’t mind my asking, what area are you in, just in general. Kind of a ballpark idea. Just to get a feel for area you are camping in. No problem, if you’d rather not say. Take care and enjoy 😉, I know I enjoy watching your videos. 😊👍 And, God bless!

[@TheLoreofBushcraft]

Hello mate, yes a previous camp where I made the bed again of time, I have put the link below. Well, if you look when I wake up in the morning I'm pulling off my Hudson’s Bay Six Point 100% Wool blanket, so no sleeping bag. Yes, the stew was tasty! Equipment: I prefer old school. I'm presently in the North East States. For further inquiry message me on Instagram. I am glad you reached out and I'm sure we will have so great conversations. Let me know if you have any more questions. Cheers Steven I'm Càrn Solo Bushcraft Adventure: A Woodland Amenity- Raised Bed kzbin.info/www/bejne/l5SbY4qleMykmaM

[@stevenkreitlow8349]

@@TheLoreofBushcraft Carn, nice to meet you. I too like “old school”. There are some other videos I watch that are old school . One guy is in England and another in Sweden, as well as the States. Glad to ad you to the list. I did see your wool blanket and was curious if there was a bag in there also. I do like the area you’ve been in in the two videos I watched. I’ll check out the link you sent. I plan on watching all your previous videos. You have a good day and enjoy the 4th of July. 👍 Steven

[@snowrob0]

Love your channel just found it. I like to watch and try and figure out where in the world a bush crafter is if it's not immediately obvious but ill be dammed if I can figure yours out this early on. I saw you break out the old bay seasoning on one video I thought you had to be east coast us.. but as I get into the videos I am not so sure

[@TheLoreofBushcraft]

Sounds fun mate, shall I inform you or are you still up to the challenge? Glad you are enjoying my adventures. Welcome aboard, Càrn

[@snowrob0]

@@TheLoreofBushcraft im thinking Australia but im confused with the kilted vids. Lay it on me where yea at?

[@TheLoreofBushcraft]

Funny, Australia is quite a unique landscape. And unfortunately I can't use my knives in the UK on public land. I presently film in the North East of the US, don't doubt yourself mate. :)

[@snowrob0]

@@TheLoreofBushcraft Nice!! It was the old bay that gave it away this time!! How awesome is that stuff right? Great to talk w you can't wait for some more!!

[@Canadian_Craftsman]

Just subbed! can't believe you don't have more views such an awesome channel stay safe&happy strong&healthy!!😁✌️💚

[@TheLoreofBushcraft]

Hello Canadian, glad to hear you're enjoying the craft. The thing about KZbin as with any business do you have to pay to promote. All successful and some unsuccessful KZbinrs promote their channel through Google Ads and that's where all the views come from initially. But once you get a good following, it will help views, but you still have to promote it order to raise views thereby making your video more attractive. 100,000 subscribers doesn't mean a hundred thousand views. During the lockdown I thought it would be nice to have something I love to do and get paid for it, I didn't know that you had to pay so much money to grow your channel. I simply thought if it was good content it would grow on its own through networking. It's not about how good you content is, it's about how much money you're willing to spend to promote it. I would be out in the woods enjoying myself anyway, so I might as well film it and throw it on KZbin to share with all the outdoor enthusiasts out there, without laying out all that money. Welcome to my unsponsored, unscripted, true adventures mate.

[@Canadian_Craftsman]

@@TheLoreofBushcraft man your just what the world needs a REAL mother F*cker!!(= God bless

[@TheLoreofBushcraft]

Thanks Canadian Craftsman! I just checked out a couple of your videos, so cool. Love the ax and mug to acquire the Birch sap.

[@thunderbolt997]

in what country or region is this fillmed? my guess is northern USA

[@TheLoreofBushcraft]

Hello, yes Northeast US. Beautiful yes?

[@thunderbolt997]

@@TheLoreofBushcraft Yes its very beautiful. its so different to see these types of trees in the winter. Since im from Finland im so used to seeing mainly pine trees in cold climates. So to not see any pine trees in a cold climate was a bit of a shock to me :D

[@TheLoreofBushcraft]

Interesting, there are plenty of deciduous trees here, even a Pine and Spruce forest a few kilometres away. In the 1700-1800's these forest were all Walnut, but they cut and shipped them all to England to build Ships and replanted Maple and White Oak. There are a few Spruce around that area I filmed in but the were dead from disease, so I cut them down and used them as firewood. The tree I fell is Spruce.

[@EatCarbs]

Did you get cold at all during the night? I bet those furs were nice and warm. Looked like a great outing. Thanks for the video brother

[@TheLoreofBushcraft]

Hi Mark, actually no I didn't. I had multiple logs that I put on top of other logs that burnt out throughout the night keeping me warm. Plus, I had that 6-point Hudson Bay blanket and my arctic coat on. To be honest the fur don't really do much, save for a protective layer against conduction. Wrapped on my body obviously they would do better than I was just sleeping mat. Nothing works better than a Therm-a-rest X-Therm Neo-Air sleeping pad, or for Bushcraft dry grass/straw

[@elvin_halilov]

Why chop down a tree? The fallen and the dead are already lying nearby?!

[@TheLoreofBushcraft]

Mate, that was a dead standing tree. It was not alive. If you notice it was an Evergreen/Conifer. Also you need a Conifer to start your log fire, then you throw on (as you can see) the Maple I threw on top of them. All of these trees were dead, and a live tree would be too moist and you couldn't get a fire started.

[@RickBelt]

Unfortunately you use fisheye camera and this distortion destroy the natural landscape. 😞

[@TheLoreofBushcraft]

Well, you've got some eye for detail because no one else noticed or wished to add constructive feedback . Just note that I am not a professional photographer and I'm just filming my humble wilderness adventures. I will switch the setting to linear and see how it comes out as per your advice. Thanks mate!

[@RickBelt]

@@TheLoreofBushcraft thank you for share your adventures. Fisheye camera is used for fast actions, like MTB, when you don't need show the landscape and concentrate focus in one point. Cheers! 👍

[@TheLoreofBushcraft]

Good advice! Cheers