Bushcraft: Grass Mats

[@TheSilverBinder]

I haven't seen this done since I was a kid. Thanks Mr. Kochanski good to see you back again!

[@cnawan]

Wow. That's got to be the forerunner of the clothes we're wearing right now :D Thank you Mors.

[@MountainRaider]

Mr. Kochanski what a great video! ''If your uncomfortable..its not the Bush's fault.''epic!!!

[@ToddEilts]

I shall never sleep without a mat again! Wonderful skills!

[@branni6538]

A bed of that would be a perfect nights sleep. That's luxury right there!

[@billyjoedenny]

Mr Mors, you have done it again. You have pulled some info out of your head that I will never forget. There will be people using your ideal all over KZbin. Just adding a simple flemish twist to your ideal may even improve the strength. Thanks for sharing all of your knowledge. ..Bill

[@outlanderbushcraft3100]

What a great video , its something every bushcrafter should learn to do , I will certainly try it myself thanks for showing us how its done mr kochanski , cheers martin

[@adams9604]

I wish my dad had been as active as you, sir. A life well spent, still sharing your experience with the rest of us. And you have a cute dog!

[@americanslime]

Amazing how much comes from this channel that you still never see anywhere else. Of course, if this is anything like most of the other videos on this channel, we'll soon be seeing everybody make these.

[@geraldhenrickson7472]

A true compliment never comes at the cost of another. Perhaps your first sentence, all by itself, was sufficient.

[@gman77gas]

Glad to see you outside and back on youtube!

[@Wintertrekker]

Outstanding! That's the first video I have seen on grass mat construction. Thanks again Mors! And thanks Karamat for placing a mic on Mors - no more audio issues. Well done!

[@davidstarr6604]

Looks much more comfortable than a raised bed made from logs or sticks. Thanks for sharing.

[@TheMuskokaman]

Thank you for sharing Mors. I am certain I could spend 50 years with you in the bush everyday & still learn something new every single day. I would really enjoy seeing a video on trapping & essentials if for no other reason than to compare to my own. I'm sure you have many favored techniques that serve well in Canada's Boreal forest. From Ontario with admiration & respect Musky

[@tonyabney2091]

good to see you agin~ Mr. Kochanski! Thanks for the video!!

[@jabohabo3821]

Lol "If your uncomfortable it's not the bushes fault" love that

[@lennardmcintosh7093]

Good stuff ! And, a tip of the bonnet, Mors. You are a walking encyclopedia of bush craft, sir.

[@DavidDavidsonvii]

makes a nice all around Christmas wreath too. Thanks for the art of bushcraft.

[@WoodlandGhost]

Excellent demonstration of a very useful bushcraft skill. Thank you so much,....peace.

[@scaramazz]

Fascinating... thank you, Sir!

[@funkyprepper]

life saving skills - thanks for sharing

[@BravoSurvival]

Thank you Mr. Kochanski, your work has always inspired me and got me interested in bushcraft years ago.

[@Bushcraft242]

The great outdoors bushcraft survivalist

[@dungeonlair]

Very cool, thanks for sharing.

[@whathmm226]

Great idea. Wonder if you could use these for roofing.

[@max_fjellstorm]

Another great skill to learn and a project I’ll be getting a go on

[@garygerow4822]

Great video, thankyou for your knowledge and experiance.Blessings to you and your family.

[@Barbarossa4U]

Awesome skill to have thanks for showing us. Could be used to make a nice blanket too.

[@Erickolcin]

Thank you. That looks like a good night's rest in the making

[@Thelonelyscavenger]

Excellent!

[@kan-zee]

If your uncomfortable..its not the Bush's fault..lol nice one as always. Cheers ;-))

[@TheWoodedBeardsman]

Nice!

[@OutdoorSurvival-l2w]

Gud vids mors keep um coming

[@Thierryoutdoors]

Mors Kohanski: a true legend. Thank you for sharing your knowledge. Wisdom is a rare commodity that ought to be appreciated. Thank you. I would like to ask. What is the meaning of Karamat?

[@Karamat]

We named the company Karamat which is Tamarack spelled backwards but we dropped the c. Then we found out that Karamat also means a magician, someone who can do anything.

[@Thierryoutdoors]

Thx for this. I made some research, and phonetically it seems to also mean honor in arabic

[@kennethrosbury2819]

Thank you that was a very educational video and I really appreciate your videos thank you so much again

[@57WillysCJ]

Very good information.

[@darleneb.9447]

This is a great idea for when there is no string to be had or none to waste.

[@guitarstorms]

this man is a legend.......long may he live ....

[@bushlifeaholick790]

Man that looks more comfortable then a cot

[@freedommatters9596]

RIP Mors

[@giusepperesponte8077]

But I choose to have a plush comfortable pillow hahaha, my bush bed has to be 6 and a half feet because of my height though, it takes way longer to make but I enjoy the craft.

[@TJackSurvival]

Genius

[@madpunty8571]

"It's not the bush's fault."

[@caffiend.]

I have to wonder if Mors had any close encounters with bigfoot, sasquatch, or something similar as he had spent so much time in the wilderness.

[@IanSebryk]

how the heck is it you have no snow way up in Edson when i'm still calf-deep down here in Calgary!?! lol.

[@Kinetic.44]

Never be uncomfortable again, there are real life skills

[@wolfpox]

"If you're uncomfortable, it's not the bush's fault."

[@leaojose45]

MUITO BOM.

[@jabohabo3821]

I saw the title and went "Ooooo"

[@GreatNorthWeb]

Hammock rule applies: never sleep higher than you are willing to fall

[@dracovenit9549]

I'm going to remember and use the quote: "if you're uncomfortable it's not the bush's fault!"

[@Lammont38]

The dog wonts to know what to do if a big spider crawled up your pants legs.