Swamp Bushcraft in Florida-Part 2 with group

[@FLATLANDERHUNT]

Great video Joel and thank you for the shoutout to my channel. Can’t wait to see you in June for Elk scouting.

[@leahvanderloon9965]

Flatlander,Learn,Hunt,Harvest yeah buddy, look forward to chatting soon

[@chrisfrueh3148]

Good Vid, thanks for sharing and teaching. Looking forward to watch next ones. I like also watching in our region, old world - survival lilly, mcq bushcraft engl., waldhandwerk sepp fischer, vivalranger ( joe vogel). Greetings from mini + country.

[@281covfefe5]

Thnxs for uploading and sharing this 👍🏻🇺🇸

[@hikewithmike4673]

I love swamp hiking....my favorite hikes for sure!

[@joelvbushcraft]

Hike with Mike 👍

[@leighrate]

If your carrying a pack through deep water, and that's anything over a couple of inches deep (and yes, under the right circumstances you can drown in 2" of water, particularly if you are pinned face down) it is good practice to take the pack off and carry it over one shoulder. The reason being that if you step into a hole that results in you going under, or you lose your footing, the bag may flood and weigh you down. Under those circumstances you risk running out of air & drowning before you can free yourself from the bag.

[@joelvbushcraft]

leighrate that is good advice. We did what we felt comfortable when we assessed the depth and did take our packs off at times. Very sound advice though. Thanks for the comment

[@robertbates6057]

Dry bags are a wonderful thing. Joel, please turn your recording volume up if you can.

[@geraldobitts9162]

Another great vid mate keep it up!!

[@LundysWildcampBushcraft]

Cracking video joel the first thing that came into my head when you were wadding through the water was hope now alligators pop up 😂😂 stay safe mate atvb jimmy from England 😎😎

[@joelvbushcraft]

Lundy's Wildcamp/Bushcraft thanks mate, haha yeah we did take a small risk but with 4 of us in the water I wasn’t that concerned. Stay healthy during these crazy times

[@corynayfield2]

Where in Florida are you guys going out at? Do you offer any classes?

[@joelvbushcraft]

dudeman this trip was in the apalachicola National Forest. Also been to Ocala national forest a few times. I run classes in feb/March each year. I will post to Instagram next time it is scheduled. Thanks for watching

[@corynayfield2]

@@joelvbushcraft What is your instagram account?

[@bowdiersackett6433]

I go out in Ocala National Forest a lot...enjoying your swamp videos

[@octaviusthecrafter]

You say you know when you get the heart of the palmetto tree it is not bitter, but can you still eat the bitter part?

[@X_explorer]

Cool vid!

[@garrettbrierly9591]

ha bro just started waching you like your stuff ? for you did you ever hang out in colorado

[@joelvbushcraft]

No have not done Colorado yet. I hope to in the near future. Thanks for watching

[@Constitutionallycorrect]

catching the spiders at night would be perfect fishing bait as well.

[@jonlouis2582]

This is the hottest Bushcrafting channel by far, but I'm not sold on the swamp idea. As a Yankee, I think I would prefer Asian flu to a Florida swamp, but each to their own.

[@jdnboyy]

Your content is great!.... but you could use a better microphone...my phone is loud! And even with it all the way up you are pretty hard to hear....but other than that keep the kids coming man they are great!

[@COOPERSCICHILDS]

Chill video

[@fromdeathtolife3197]

Do you have a website?

[@joelvbushcraft]

Bushsurvivaltraining.com

[@3blackguitars995]

Always with a machete in Florida brotha!

[@joelvbushcraft]

Tabitha Joshua 👍

[@sethmiller9589]

I've been searching for some good Florida buschcrafting

[@joelvbushcraft]

Seth Miller 👍

[@bubbaanderson8411]

You found it. I just started watching him and he hasn't upset yet every video has been a banger

[@beatbox64661986]

Ur volume is really low on ur vids ether than that there all awesome and helpful

[@bryanjaeck4828]

Volume it too low to really listen to, too bad....

[@warezz1743]

This channel is informative as FUCK!

[@StevenKeery]

Strange that there seemed no evidence of bird life during the day, not even the sound of them in the trees.

[@benvaughn6903]

salamanders are amphibians

[@joelvbushcraft]

Ben Vaughn you are correct! Just researched it, I learned something new. Thank you

[@benvaughn6903]

@@joelvbushcraft Haha, no worries!

[@doncunningham5823]

Turn up your videos bro