Hardcore Mosquito Survival Camp | No Food | Self-Made Survival Bag Overnight In The Forest

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[@Shadowaspen]

hey lars how bad are the ticks this year..here in canada awful... on the weekend pulled over 30 of on a 2h hike

[@SurvivalRussia]

@@Shadowaspen We have a lot this year as well. I got 9 or 10 on me, hiking less than 5 km. That was a while ago. Now they are less.

[@jerseyjeeper1575]

Your wife did a wonderful job constructing the bag. You are a lucky man.

[@General_Confusion]

Mosquitos are like wasps, you kill one and a thousand come to it's funeral. 🦟🦟🦟

[@SERBIAZ]

Awesome analogy. 👍🏻

[@evaskjerd]

🤣

[@DWMurry]

That drone shot!! As far as can be seen amazing! What an awesome place to live! Minus the mosquitos of course. Endless timberland just fantastic. Like the prototype of the survival bag, looks promising.

[@loupiscanis9449]

Thank you , Lars . 🐺

[@lllPlatinumlll]

выживание россия, спасибо

[@imid-ltd]

Thanks!

[@MichaelR58]

Lars , good to see you in the woods again , the mosquitos were not awesome, nice test for your prototype bag , thanks for sharing , God bless brother !

[@SurvivalRussia]

Thank you Mike :)

[@Wild-Siberia]

Seeing all those mosquitos reminds me of Mexico in the mountains where I grew up. Not auuusome but you have every gear item possible for every scenario 😂 really cool to see out there

[@zeberdee1972]

Cool video as always , looking forward to when we will be able to buy your kit that you and your good wife are making . After all the madness can't last for ever .

[@Hazmatt4700]

I look forward to seeing the continued development of the Adventure Russia brand.

[@Aureki-l8p]

Б-же, да это же лучший канал на ютубе! Мужички, нужно накинуться смотреть всем вместе!

[@art1muz13]

THANK YOU. PEACE BROTHER.

[@jimf1964]

Lars, if you have a lot of viewers that like to see you suffer from mosquitos, or cold, you need new viewers! 😀 Last video I mentioned a kinda traditional Canadian belt knife, but now I’ll point you towards "the Original Bug Shirt" . Made by a family in Ontario canada. The main body is some sort of poly cotton or something, that is so tightly weaved that the little buggers can’t bite through (even mosquitos). Under the arms, and around the face is a mesh for ventilation. The mesh hangs loose, so mosquitos can’t reach, and with the brim of a hat, same thing for the face. Amazing piece of kit for the bush, unless it’s really hot. It’s not heavy at all, but you know how it is.

[@FeldwebelWolfenstool]

20:00 ...I wear a balaclava when I sleep, but put it on backwards...so they can't bite my face, and gloves so they can't attack my hands...

[@ZenSpider40]

Yep, that’s a northern summer for you. Mosquitoes are numerous enough to drag you off the trail and have their way with you in the woods . Deet just seems slow em down a bit

[@josephjohnson9805]

2 cans of yard guard around the camp works...

[@stanley1554]

13:40 Ms.Survival Russia did an excellent job stiching that piece! I would absolutely buyy it!!

[@ilia9343]

Just hearing those mosquitos is making me itchy

[@josephjohnson9805]

New Submarine periscope works wonderful...

[@IndigoStargazer]

Better than a movie ! Excellent. Folks, don’t forget to like .

[@Marty_994]

My skin feels itchy just by watching this video with thousands of mosquitoes 😆

[@Василий-п1и9й]

Самые большие и голодные комары в Тюмени,антиэнцефалитный костюм с сеткой на лице спасает и от клещей,и москитов.

[@asmith7876]

There’s a device called a Thermocell here in the US, maybe you have it or something similar. They make a model that fits on top of a stove fuel canister. It has pads impregnated with bug repellent, each pad lasts maybe 2-3 hours, it works GREAT.

[@ПавелФёдоров-ь8ц]

подобное есть и здесь)

[@rudyzoro]

Greetings from Ontario, great video, thank you👍

[@imid-ltd]

It's always nice to sleep by a fire. I've burned clothing doing so, but I still loved it.

[@seedy-waney-bonnie4906]

There is a lot of mosquitos, I can see them. We don't get very many.....Very cool video, I love the forest there.....Reverend Christine.

[@maryannmitchell1734]

Good place to test out mosquito protection.

[@josephjohnson9805]

Nice little camping trip... I enjoyed this video...

[@samvittoria9692]

A must-see Russian Movie Republic Z. Awesome survival movie.

[@barukkazhad8998]

I'm happy to report that a customer of mine that I rescued with an electrical fault has given me permission to camp in his woods ...on the north Dorset downs 😊

[@BrianDuffie]

looks like the perfect bivy

[@VIPER410]

Every camp video you share makes me want to go camping even more lol. It's been around 41C I need to get into the cool hahaha. Thanks for taking us along Lars

[@acostamarcelo298]

Dude!! I get itching just seeing that!!!

[@thejewishredneckprepper4675]

Shalom brother

[@walkercustoms]

Thank you

[@fritzkuhne2055]

the mosquitos flying around the microphone gives me PTSD

[@1962mrmongoman]

Lars!! Thank you for the 360 pan around drone shot. I wanted to see that for a long time.

[@Lifeisawheelie]

Make bufferzone so the linerfabric doesn't get caught in the zipper. My 15 year old burton jacket got that right and is still flawless. My 3 year old peak perormance didn't and it in shambles already because of it

[@DinoNucci]

RoaR!

[@mikeglynn3495]

Hey Lars, Good luck dodging those little assassins. Mike in da Buff..

[@mitchellpugh497]

The reality of being in the bush!🙂

[@WayPointSurvival]

As always, it's good to see you back in the woods! Looking forward to the next video!

[@Aannoonnnn]

hey man, i really want to see all the scenes behind camera, can you please publish a survival video with no edits"cutting trees, finding the camp site...etc", and i u want u can make 2 videos 1 with montage, sfx...etc and another one with RAW footage!

[@standingbear998]

reminds me of my summers in Alaska.

[@barrycole]

Much the same as Northern Canada and a major reason why much of it is uninhabitable. I have done a few of these no food, no water, survival camps but they were above tree-line and almost mosquito free. I learned over time to include a pro level bug suit in my summer gear. I also sewed my own bivy- bag, though it never saved any weight. Always good to see you doing well and look forward to every update. Keep Safe.

[@ПавелФёдоров-ь8ц]

Скорее непригодна из-за того, что это сплошной лес. В городах с этим проблем гораздо меньше.

[@charlesmckinney]

Something we did in the jungle of Vietnam was to melt petroleum jelly and add a bottle of deet. When we got the proper consistency it would stay on for long periods even with high humidity and sweating.

[@garyholman2947]

Life is about Growing and Learning ... Thanks for contributing. I have a simple improvement for you. Carry a M² piece of white cloth for background when you want us to see how many annoying bugs you're enduring. May You Stay Well and Happy

[@DuxLindy]

i thought we had a lot on the lake but this is insane

[@thomasmusso1147]

Good Morning Lars .. 👍👍👍. You are made of sterner stuff than me. Mosquitos, Midges (Miggies) and Flies .. especially flies 😖 .. my Achilles Heel! Back in the '70's, during my Military Service, on one operation, we had to evacuate a colleague. With an overabundance of 'Miggies' present, actually 'Mopani Flies' (minute stingless bees that cloud around one's face whilst attemping to enter any orifice / moist area 😳). They can be a nameless nightmare, especially when stealth is a priority. He 'lost it' completely .. trying to smash them whilst swinging his rifle around his head. One disappointment though Lars .. if I may, please? No Buckwheat and Super Soup 😫. I love watching you rustle up your old faithful 😁. Here in my local Swiss Forest, we have a Tick infestation. Every trip into the forest, especially with the Pooch, necessitates a through inspection afterwards for ticks. With approximately 50% of ticks here thought to carry Tick Fever or Lyme Disease .. a no- brainer. Nice-looking Home-Grown Gear .. 👍 to Mrs SR. Good fortune Lars, with the Venture going forward a d hopefully you will be able to market your products internationally. A nice share .. thanks. Until next time then, take care .. Tommy

[@tonyg25]

That big pan around the forest actually made me feel uneasy. I can't imagine not being surrounded by mountains

[@briansweeney2291]

Lars would like you to build up a log cabin be cool in the winter you have a great place in the woods😎👍

[@evaskjerd]

Sitronella,maybe? For mosquitos? I've used this for this plague😄

[@eltenda]

The ferocious Russian mosquitoes 😅

[@leenvisser4649]

I remember when you first cleared that spot out for the camp that you were surprised at the lack of mosquitos. Must have been a lot of rain did spring, but better than a drought I suppose.

[@krbushcraftaustralia5976]

Awesomeness video as always from Downunder, keep em coming love your content

[@ChrisSwinny]

It's crazy how flat it is there. You're video where you found all the ticks on you brought back a recent memory I had visiting family in New York. Went off a trail for a few minutes and came out with over a dozen ticks on me.

[@AlaskanInsights]

I handle it the same exact way. I bath in DEET.... and the fire is a must. we have the same problem in alaska.

[@hauzparty]

Been to Cambodia, Thailand and Sri Lanka, sometimes in wet season. Use bug spray with maximum DEET, like lifesystems expedition. Beware though, deet melts plastics.

[@General_Confusion]

I wonder what the Mosquitos eat when your not there?

[@reneboisselle]

Interesting video. Were you carrying bear spray or bear bangers. Remember, pepper spray is to spray yourself in case of a close encounter with a bear, bear don't like spicy food.

[@goldennuts9590]

We have mosquitoes just like that in Australia 🇦🇺 during summer,except the temperature is a lot hotter here.

[@luckyjim51]

Spray the bug stuff on the back of your hands and wipe it around... Pro Tip!

[@ericpohl1752]

Hello there, That is a lot of mosquitos. I live in the south west of the USA. We have been getting unusual of rain and we got a mosquito in the yard. We tried to catch it but it got me on the arm. I was hoping you would show a natural plant to rub on your self to repel the mosquitos. Great show waiting for the next. Thanks for your time showing Russia and how alike we humans are. Take care. Where are the little ninja's?

[@simontenkate9601]

@ Eric Pohl. A natural method I was told of by a native on Vancouver Island is to boil a few small branches/shoots taken from the hemlock tree. Let it cool off and put it on your hands and face. I tried it out. It really works. But very sticky and hard to remove later.

[@IndigoStargazer]

Turpentine ! It’s healthy and effective , if you can stand the smell.

[@leonardopoli319]

Hello good evening 👍

[@netcorps]

Good evening!

[@SurvivalRussia]

Good evening Leo. Where are you from?

[@leonardopoli319]

@@SurvivalRussia I live in Italy 👋

[@ШуринМурин]

Мало!Маловато будет!Нужен час,а лучше два.

[@Joseph_Dredd]

Great tip re setting up fire first,seeing where smoke goes... Hadn't thought of that. Always put shelter up first, then the fire /wood collecting)

[@Lex-Hawthorn]

Thanks Lars, you just reminded me not to jump the gun, before i go bush. First thing i need is mossie report from folks out bush. Snakes, centipedes, scorpians, ticks, leeches, and spiders, aren't too much of a bother here in Australia, but those damned mossies? Nearly as bad as the flies mate.. 🤣🤣🤣

[@Joseph_Dredd]

We can see shed loads of Mozzies. Garlic surely a deterrent - loads of it! :)

[@quadcam24v]

I got my forest fix the other week, 2 nights in a pine forest did me good. Sometimes you just gotta go!!!

[@RobCardIV]

damn thats alot of mosquitoes. good luck out there X_x

[@wrxs1781]

Good fire going for just waking up, sitting here in the north the camping thing in the forest is not on my to do list. Hope you enjoyed yourself, and good video.

[@SurvivalRussia]

I reignited the fire an hour or so earlier. It got way colder than I though. When I cam home I could see it had been +4c only.

[@karelianprepper]

Good video. There were a lot of mosquitoes there. I wonder how well I would get used to them if I let them sting and didn't use mosquito repellent. Or would I go crazy before then. Your Fjeldunke type sleeping bag looks good and works.

[@jalexwheeler7751]

DEET is a necessity. I always pack some.

[@seedy-waney-bonnie4906]

You still have that shelter, I remember when you where building it.

[@SurvivalRussia]

Still standing and in good condition. That was a hell of a work to build :)

[@russellrobinson505]

Buga buga😮

[@evaskjerd]

Veldig bra video faktisk😃👍

[@rickseifert5139]

Your mosquito problems and amount reminds me of where I grew up as a kid in Cairns Queensland. Summer time was and is just a constant black cloud of mosquitos every day and night is worse as well. Bug spray we used here in Australia and I still use is called Bushman's Repellent double strength. It lasts only about 3-6 hrs at most . Great video Lars and super awesome channel . Best wishes from Kalgoorlie western Australia. 👍👍👍

[@Andrea-v8w]

🤗

[@Andrea-v8w]

14:12

[@sonichedgehog8723]

Man we have mosquitoes like that in New England way up north near the Canadian border.

[@thedude828]

Man Russia is such a beautiful place! Except for the mosquitos lol. I hope they left enough blood for you to make the hike home😂😂

[@ChrisWilliam08]

Lars, I was binge watching some older videos (making sure I didnt miss a thumbs up) and stumbled accross a video from last year, i think, where you said you would do an updated Steel wire and nail kit video, more in depth. Would this be possible?

[@wrldnkaos76]

I’m getting itchy just watching 😅 I’m from south Arkansas USA and I thought we had lots of skeeters here but where you are takes the cake! 🙌🏼🤙🏼✨

[@bonzie321]

That fire was still going good at 5:02am

[@SurvivalRussia]

No, I lit it up again like an hour earlier. It got much colder than I expected :) The bag was good.

[@johnsteinholm7968]

I'm not familiar with DJI drones but I am with old FPV drone cameras, (which admittedly are different), but if you had an FPV camera I would recommend enabling Wide Dynamic Range. I would bet DJI has a similar feature, even if they might call it something else. What it does is help ensure, for example, that as you pan your drone camera around 360 degrees above the tree line, when you look toward the sun in particular, WDR will help prevent the forest below from getting too dark to see what's down there. It will try to lighten the dark areas when there is a lot of light in the view, conversely, it will try to darken bright areas when the view is mostly dark.

[@konstantinivanov1986]

Hope you make a lot of gear and hope you make a lot of money. Its just like a carpenter selling their furniture. Your knowledge about it is what makes it great.

[@SurvivalRussia]

I appreciate that!

[@fritz_ersatz]

Awesome. Too bad you probably won’t ship your gear outside of россия.

[@SERBIAZ]

Awesome video. I’m with you about being outdoors. It brings me closer to the earth from which we come from.

[@tonysmith5924]

You need to weedwack your camp area, I do!

[@jamesellsworth9673]

'...a mix of bug spray and CRUNCHED MOSQUITOS.'😊 It would not be 'real', but I would sprinkle permethrin around the campsite prior to filming. That many mosquitos are not fun to work with.

[@dmitryk754]

This is crazy, the number of bugs

[@wesleyguseman1468]

You have a metric dung ton of Mosquitoes

[@viktoroleynik9132]

Я живу в Калифорнии , смотрю видео Wild Siberia , ваш знакомый капает щебень возле озера , он одет в хорошую робу , где можно заказать такую ?

[@ChrisLambert-Yngvegodi]

Commando bee keeping suit.

[@Jim1alaska]

Looks like they're almost as bad as our Alaskan mosquitoes, Lars. :-)

[@toomasnelson4561]

I live in Australia and our mosquitos sting. The female is the culprit needing blood to lay her eggs, then the hatchlings have something to breakfast on and remember to search for the same source when laying eggs in their turn. In the forest in Estonia I have also dealt with mosquitoes and they are bigger and nastier than ours but don't tend to bite. Maybe the population balance is different ?

[@ANukeWithLegs]

how do the mosquitos even survive in a forrest devoid of humans ? What do they feed on ? I heard that only females are the ones that suck blood to make the eggs (?) I also admire your strong determination to go out into the woods where there are billions of bugs waiting for their dinner. When I get a single mosquito in my house I have the urge to burn it down with the neighbourhood.

[@uraoshi]

the female mosquito bites any animal she can. even cold blooded vertebrates like frogs.

[@rchrdjms62]

I used to be most concerned about ticks. I would spray my clothes with permethrin day before and let it dry. Before I would dress I would spray myself head to toe with the bug repellent. That seem to work. I've got very few ticks on me walking through the thick brush.

[@jimfrederiksen2519]

godt med lidt nyt lars👍👍👍

[@SurvivalRussia]

Tak Jim :)