Secret Stealth Camping in a Tree | Foraging Wild Food | Fire | Nature | Bushcraft | Survival | Dog

[@rehenhawksmusic]

aw Amber is always so chilled out !! ​💚💚

[@eddybooth1]

Love Amber, I had a black Lab many years ago with exactly the same habits … muddy , digging, eating sticks And your videos ain’t too bad either . Cheers for the ride 👍

[@Benzy670]

All of these old trees are absolutely beautiful. Truly majestic. I don't normally go around hugging trees, but something about them makes me want to! Lol

[@jenshahn1971]

Good to see you out in the woods with Amber. Thank you for sharing! It makes me go out myself for a overnight. Regards Jens

[@BUSHCRAFTTOOLS]

Thanks for watching!

[@andykjohnsonjohnson7622]

Great overnight adventure Dustin & Amber 👍👍. Omg Amber is adorable & loving 😍 ❤️. When I was living in B.C 🇨🇦, I always took my dog with me. Camping, fishing ,hiking, as they had my back. Per waning me of danger, blk BEARS, cougars, wolf's, Coyotes. A true companion ❤

[@kingrafa3938]

Another great video Dustin and Amber!

[@JerridCook]

Another really cool and awesome video! Also, looking forward to seeing how your "cheap" house is coming along as well!

[@BUSHCRAFTTOOLS]

Thanks mate. I'll be doing an update on the cheap house soon

[@kiwi3058]

And here I am again here thanks for the company mate

[@BUSHCRAFTTOOLS]

Legend 👊

[@dimatraveler]

A vagabond on a kayak, I really survive on uninhabited and tropical islands Greetings from Indonesia from the channel Dima traveler 👋🙂🏝.....

[@BUSHCRAFTTOOLS]

Very cool!

[@dimatraveler]

@@BUSHCRAFTTOOLS 🙂👍

[@DHox70]

Yes, I would love to see you camp out in that hugh oak! Always fun to watch your videos! your friend, Diane Hoxie

[@jamesellsworth9673]

Quite the adventure in this one! You seemed happy throughout.

[@smokeandkippers]

The noise of the survival blanket would drive me insane!

[@BUSHCRAFTTOOLS]

It totally did! Haha

[@hutchinsonsadventures4678]

loved it.

[@dmtnw4480]

Glad to see you out again

[@mooncatandberyl5372]

beautiful big old trees with natural built in shelters too, watch out for wasps, ticks, rodents, spiders etc even spiders in the uk such as false widow can give a nasty bite if they fee; threatened and feel the need to protect themselves. many insects , rodents etc carry n spread disease, such as lymes disease, weils disease etc new subscriber here thanks v much for sharing you knowledge n experience x.

[@BUSHCRAFTTOOLS]

Thanks for the tips 😀 👍

[@thedude883]

Howdy from the US!

[@BUSHCRAFTTOOLS]

'Howdy' right back atcha, cowboy 🤠

[@stuartabbey5195]

I live in the southeast corner of Kansas. I absolutely love your videos

[@bernadetteevans2]

Great video!

[@BUSHCRAFTTOOLS]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@treehuggingbuddhist]

I don’t want to boast 😂 but we have trees that are the same diameter as your oaks but 150 ft/45m tall in Washington State. I loved seeing how comfy Amber was in your cozy shelter! ❤️🌲🐿️🍄‍🟫

[@ddraidex6842]

Big tree camp out for sure great video. Say hi to amber for me

[@kelliepatterson1142]

I cast my vote for hollow tree camp out!

[@SarahCroad]

Loved, thank you 😊

[@DarrenVaughan-j6j]

Hi Dustin. Brilliant video!! Amber is a real treasure. Just saw where your video dropped. I always get excited when I see them. They are always really educational. Love all the information about the outdoors!! Cheers mate!! Looking forward to the next one!!😊😊😊

[@tonyn3123]

I appreciate the variation of content in your videos.

[@HulaKinza]

Those oak trees is atleast 500 years old.. Most likely 1000 y.o. The 500 years ones we got here in Denmark is smaller than that 😂😮💪🇩🇰 Skåååål

[@js8333]

more of this type please

[@fossil-freak_tom]

cool video👌. I would love to see you spend the night in the old oak tree. By the way, the oak tree has cancer, you can see it from all the tumors you see on the bark. A tree like this one is probably a few hundred years old. I know a thousand year old oak tree that is similar in size. Greetings from Switzerland

[@BUSHCRAFTTOOLS]

Thanks mate. Its got to be like 500 years old or something??

[@fossil-freak_tom]

@@BUSHCRAFTTOOLS even more...👍

[@anfieldroadlayoutintheloft5204]

great vlog on channel keep up the great vlogs thanks lee

[@BUSHCRAFTTOOLS]

Thanks 👍

[@KathyBeatty-yu3eo]

In the tree please from Canada LOL !!

[@dmtnw4480]

Keep the survival blanket and reuse in one of your builds to make water proof or to cover any cracks

[@michaelhall5891]

The raccoons fighting in the night😅😅

[@jpa5456]

18:07 looks like a bear doesn't it

[@pickashole]

The egg shell was indeed that of a wood pigeon

[@BUSHCRAFTTOOLS]

That's what I thought. Thanks mate 👍

[@susanwright6785]

UGH! I hate spiders as much as you do! That’s why I only camp in a tent. Hahaha

[@yuriy_kondor]

12:00 Amber understood the assignment!

[@BUSHCRAFTTOOLS]

@@yuriy_kondor 😆😆😆😆

[@PenDragonsPig-Jam_on_Top]

Next year (or whenever), I'm going to put old emergency heat blankets around pot plants in the basement- gonna make weed tea. They'll keep warmth and light in while not lighting up my basement like a gin palace. Wherever I am it's legal now- I'll start my tomatoes like that as well.

[@dmtnw4480]

Will do you do another video with Mike of TA OUTDOORS it was fun watching you build those buildings and would be fun to watch again

[@adrianhyde]

Regarding the wasps nest, I believe only queens survive the winter, they leave the nest and find somewhere to hibernate before starting a new nest the following year. Have you ever read the book Brendon Chase (also made into a TV series)? They lived in a hollow oak.

[@chrisofsaltburn]

Chef's advice here; mushrooms are one of the only things you can't over cook

[@Anja-77776]

Amber zal wel erge honger hebben

[@anniearnould2092]

And what do your dog eat ?

[@smokeandkippers]

Dog food

[@BraxxJuventa]

😁👍🏼

[@joycehagins9900]

Those plants inside your house look like poison ivy.

[@cedricdeheynwoeste]

👍

[@hoodafudj]

What kind of pants are those? Are they on Amazon? Lol

[@pickashole]

I'd love to know as well. Also, where did you get your little kettle and frying pan please.

[@BUSHCRAFTTOOLS]

I think the pan was by Petromax

[@BUSHCRAFTTOOLS]

They are by Pinewood

[@pickashole]

@@BUSHCRAFTTOOLS lovely cheers. Great content as always.

[@KaylynnStrain]

CO camp in that hollowed out tree with a hole in the top

[@BUSHCRAFTTOOLS]

👍

[@Visitkarte]

That three might be as old as 100-150 years old: Age Sweet chestnut may be able to live for 1,000 years, although 600 may be more typical on many sites. All sweet chestnut will be ancient from 400 years onwards, although many will have ancient characteristics from around 300 years. Typically a veteran sweet chestnut will be 150-300 years of age and a notable sweet chestnut may be 100-200 years old. Size Sweet chestnut can grow up to 9m plus in girth. Record all sweet chestnut more than 4.5m. Consider recording all sweet chestnut with any ancient characteristics more than 3.5m. It’s important to rely on characteristics rather than size, which is an unreliable indication of age. Most ancient sweet chestnut are greater than 6m in girth. But many sweet chestnut growing in woodland, avenues, or if historically managed as a pollard, may be no more than 3.5 m in girth.

[@Krod50]

If you don't have a lighter bushcraft shows you how to make fire out of nature genius. We know a lighter works just fine Einstein 😂