Bushcraft - Winter headwear

[@KennethKramm]

Great information. It rarely gets cold in east Texas, USA.....and when it does, it's difficult to purchase warm weather gear. Take care, Ken

[@Northwestbushcraft]

Great video Rasmus. My wife bought me a Merino wool buff/tube scarf last winter and it is incredibly warm. Take care buddy. Ade

[@PitFireOutdoors]

Great info, good job on the vid. I live in those toob scarfs year round awesome bit of kit! We call them buff's over hear in Canada. Have a good one, Josh.

[@strat2206]

good video buddy i always like to wear my wool watch cap and my winter tube scarf its half fleece and half normal cloth keeps me warm, take care Mike

[@Danishbushcrafter]

Thanks mate, sounds like a great combo! :) Take care my friend Rasmus.

[@TheWilderness333]

Sweet stuff! I'm bald so always looking for better ways to keep my head warm because it's basically always cold in the winter. :) I have a merino wool buff I'm planning to try this winter, should be fun. Thanks!

[@BornRandy62]

getting a thick moisturizer made from lanolin and putting it on your face will keep it from freezing. The Inuit (eskimos) use seal walrus and whale fat. Processed Lanolin is from sheep wool and is commonly used in cosmetics and skin moisturizers. It will be easier to find. I grow a beard in the wintertime to keep my chin from freezing. I can cover the rest with a jacket hood. Dont forget a good pair of sunglasses. Sunlight shining off snow is blinding.

[@Danishbushcrafter]

Sounds like a great idea to me :) Thanks for the tip bro!

[@Fretfeeler]

We have almost the same winter headgear, but I have "Made in USA" military 100% Wool watch caps and tube scarves. No fancy "Merino" soft Wool here, but honestly these aren't itchy either. ;) Even with modern technology, wool is still undefeated at heat retention in wet conditions...

[@Danishbushcrafter]

Thanks man!

[@Danishbushcrafter]

Thanks bro! Yeah, they do work well! Take care mate Rasmus.

[@Danishbushcrafter]

Wow, i thought it was... Me too! Take care man Rasmus.

[@Danishbushcrafter]

Sure i will be doing some stealth camping, like military style or what? Some times, we don't get any snow (like last winter) and sometimes it's a fucking blizzard with 2 m. of snow xD

[@Danishbushcrafter]

It's a danish scout knife made by Vangedal - model "Rover" 12 centimeter blade.

[@Danishbushcrafter]

Thanks man...

[@Danishbushcrafter]

Thanks! I'm sure you're gonna have a lot of good use out of that buff man ;-)

[@Danishbushcrafter]

Thanks, yeah i should have remembered... Yes, tubescarfs are great ^_^

[@TomRedondoLBC]

Looks like military bush craft ,Will you be doing some stealth camping ? Do ya get a lot of snow in the winter ?

[@Poolisfilm]

Useful video, thanks for sharing.

[@Danishbushcrafter]

Sure mate, that is true!

[@fepowson]

Useful review, liked the chat.

[@jakefrost3607]

@Jake Frost miss clicked the iPad. What I really wanted to say was. You're doing really great Rasmus. :-) Makes me proud of you. (Y)

[@Danishbushcrafter]

I am ;) It just takes a while, since it's like 26 minutes.

[@jakefrost3607]

Awesome video, useful information. Youred pp

[@ThuBigHunter]

do you get much snow in Denmark? here I live we got 40 cm allready

[@Danishbushcrafter]

Sometimes no, sometimes yes...

[@Killing4BFlowers]

What type of knife do you have?

[@XbenXdoverX1337]

Fedt, jeg fik kun sløringscreme og rester fra min feltration :D

[@XbenXdoverX1337]

Fik i lov til at beholde de ting i fik udleveret? :)

[@Danishbushcrafter]

Ja, jeg var i praktik på vordingborg kaserne, hvilken klasse går du i? Snak med din UEA vejleder, selvfølgelig...

[@Danishbushcrafter]

Ikke alt, men meget.

[@Danishbushcrafter]

Thanks man!