5 DAY SOLO BUSHCRAFT ADVENTURE. Living under a TARP and out of a BACKPACK.

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[@josephallen19]

KZbin decided to restrict this video after a night of it being fine...

[@MattH479]

Uh... for what?

[@FreezyAbitKT7A]

JB Weld will fix your cup

[@prestonyoung3424]

I was just thinking a couple days ago, I bet joes out camping right now

[@michaelandrejewski5859]

Restrict why

[@michaelandrejewski5859]

@@MattH479 yeah that's what I said.why

[@sbrown6434]

I made a huge mistake. Started watching this with a bourbon (Blanton’s of course), and took a drink every time he farted. Needless to say, 3/4 of the way into this I was hammered. Great video!

[@ryanintopeka]

hahahahahahahahahahaha

[@pineapplecsc7717]

disgusting

[@brendaallen6404]

Lol !! I rembr joe had the farts. He finally just quit apologizing. Your comment made me laugh out loud. So funny. I still luv ya Joe. Farts n all

[@OldGoatintheWoods]

Aw man, you hear those ducks?

[@triumphovertragedy7860]

YAAAAAA BUDDY mine was puff puff scooby snack

[@josephallen19]

Working on part 2 now. I hope you enjoy.

[@adventureswithbecketandxena]

Awesome. Time to kick back and watch some Joe Robinet 😎

[@sunshines9186]

Hells yess

[@florianmaschke269]

You can bet your skinny behind we do^^

[@timbaker9261]

Joe did you get a new camera or is it my new phone but the video quality on this one is amazing

[@sebmeister67]

i just want to say that i started watching your videos in 2015-2016 and i was in a dark time in my life and i used to cope by trying to retreat in fiction and watched your videos and they helped me alot, they took away the worry even for a bit now im doing good for the first time in a long time and wanted to know that you helped me get through the worst parts so thank you joe

[@PeglegNav]

As an amputee I am about to by my first canoe, and with my disabled dog I plan on going out and exploring, and it’s all thanks to Joe!

[@earlyrainstudio546]

Take some photos Navull! :) I want to be adventurer photographer that goes to places that a car cannot go

[@leedog918]

Make sure you invest in a nice satellite phone in case anything happens

[@12BlockTokie]

#AmputeeAdventures ? I'm in. I'm an R-BTK myself, and I'm looking into the Oldtown Canoe, it's short, wide, stable and I can cram it with just about anything including my three Pit Bulls. ,,\/. Peace be with you and yours. ~ Tokie ~

[@xflushestmean93x54]

You probably won’t see this but your 5 day kayak fishing expeditions thing that you posted a couple years back is being used as an example in my A level Public service course in the UK just thought that you might think that it’s cool or something idk

[@ST-mi8jl]

That’s pretty epic

[@MacF3arsome]

I enjoy all of Joe's videos, but i especially LOVE the fall and winter ones.

[@Bielocke]

Watching them while being warm in the comfort of your home is something else

[@Confidential619]

The winter camping videos are the best.

[@HarryPotter-kd3bh]

@@Confidential619 True that... my favorite is the 2 day winter bushcraft campsite. He made a bed and put a roof over it. He also cooked a steak on the coals. The glistening steak pieces are forever etched into my mind.

[@nancyeunike6022]

No trip, but, too low down to hollow.

[@USMC-bj8hd]

Macf3arsome- yup I agree. But I do REALLY ENJOY when it’s just him & Doug Linker too. The way they clown & troll each other, not to mention the beautiful places they canoe, fish & camp. Those videos are damn near priceless!

[@Fuhrious]

Joe. I started with you. I strayed into other outdoors channels. And yet I find myself back with you. You are the man. You are the original. Long live your channel.

[@josephallen19]

and I appreciate that very much

[@dilbotmacguillacutty4849]

O.G. Bushcraft!

[@richardt.rogers2730]

Man, every video of yours gets me closer and closer to just wanting to move to Canada and just perpetually explore that glorious wilderness.

[@slowjamcdub]

Same bro!!! F the 9 to 5 🤙🏻

[@rachelhale3502]

Me too

[@bluedogguy]

Honestly, a long Friday-Night-Joe video is how I prefer to spend a part of my evening. thanks.

[@Lukas.Chludzinski]

I was just thinking I wanted watch a multi day bushcraft adventure, and bam son, here it is.

[@grndv]

Key phrase “bam son”

[@Nogamers9057]

Joe knows what the fans needs.

[@lenninolivares7284]

samee here same here don’t mind my name😐

[@morganhatfield1283]

Joe should make shirts "bam son"

[@brandon2239]

I can't speak for everyone but as for me when I see this notification that Joe has posted, it just brightens my day up. Can't wait to watch this

[@kathywetherington3766]

Yep me too

[@michaelforgey7267]

i am with u on that, he is a character but ral nice , LOve Tripper!!

[@ufoyz250]

At 59 years old! I’ve camped in cabins, travel trailers, pop ups and tents, but watching you camp in the primitive/bushcraft way makes me want to go back to the primitive way of camping! I’m inspired!

[@jacobeilskov4819]

Thank you Joe for really being an artist with the camera work. It makes the videos that much more amazing. Best entertainment you can find on KZbin nowadays. Thanks for all the hard work Joe!

[@johnslaterlll3355]

And also now you got a clothes line to dry your clothes.

[@Bielocke]

Me: ok, time to sleep now Joe: *drops a video* Me: *makes some coffee*

[@kathywetherington3766]

Lol

[@paulamccarthy2177]

Lol me too but I’m in bed on my phone ha

[@leonmills2063]

Me too its effecting my life and has been for many years it use to be great because I am from the uk but I moved to America so the time zone its tough but I love it !! Keep it up joe

[@thegrandyata]

The amount of work you must have to do to make these videos is insane. Picking up the cameras over and over... that must be daunting. These videos deserve more attention.

[@angelpjc]

You work hard on teaching, producing, editing, etc. Sorry that YT isn't making much of a living for you all right now. I am stoked to see your docs/movies when they come out! Your loyalists will be here when you return. 😍 Take care of the new Ol' Joe!

[@marydavis4533]

I was happy to see you visit another country. But enjoying the sights with family in your own country I believe to many people forget to do. I am from the states. Born and raised in Michigan. Because my dad had severe late summer allergies, we would head north last part of August. As we grew we traveled farther north. I remember going to Canada in my later teen years. One year we circled Superior camping on souther end of Lake Nipissing. It was beautiful. There was one cliff on the left side of the road that stood high over the highway as we were traveling back home that had a beautiful water fall. I often think of that because there was no snow to melt that time of year. And for there to be nothing visually higher than that cliff, was it a spring feed river? I just know I was impressed. I enjoyed traveling and meeting new people and new places. Wawa was another place that impressed me. Wawa was said to be called that by first nations people beecause it was a place that multiple flocks of Canadian geese settled during the return migration from the south. Tha name was the way they felt the geese call sounded. There was also an old shut down logging camp we ventured into to the lakes and streams to camp with family friends. There was one place the trail crossed a railway track. First nations people used the buildings left by logging company. They told my father that they made ramps to help them cross track.But they warned him not to leave them on the track because they could make vehicles jump off the track. The families started using ramps when a large, quickly moving train approached. I had never been so close to a train. I couldn't move. I ponder it often. Why was I so scared? Well please keep on camping ŕishing and teaching. . Sharing is caring . Wish I could go there again. Love Mary Davis

[@atm1058]

Its so obvious when Joe is thinking about doing a “Thumbnail Pose” while sitting at camp 😂

[@josephallen19]

Definitely

[@Notification-s2k]

@@josephallen19 hi!

[@shxntii]

@@Notification-s2k hi!

[@sliddmarg2070]

@@shxntii hi!

[@shxntii]

@@sliddmarg2070 hi!

[@justingranados5536]

Hey joe i havent watched the video yet but i just really wanted to thank you. Me and my brother went on a 2 week road trip across the country and we did a lot of camping along the way. If it was not for you i could not have done that trip you taught me so much about camping and the outdoors that helped me so much. I am from chicago but you made me see that there is more to life than city life and i learned you gotta slow down and take in moments given. Thanks again a lot Joe.

[@josephallen19]

Amazing to hear!

[@robmdq]

There are several things i like about your videos, the nature, the camping, and the fact that you are not constantly trying to sell us crap all the time as some other youtubers do, thanks for that, mate

[@Lovelydropp]

This has to be one of the most beautiful spots in the country to set up camp. Great vid!

[@road3240]

I can't get over the fact that these guys have to walk back to get the camera before they actually move on lol.

[@OverOnTheWildSide]

Yeah I’ve tried making camping videos and it’s tough work. Granted I have I’ll-behaved horses that make it tougher.

[@slowjamcdub]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@ericjenjohnson]

That steak looked more amazing than it normally does, I love this time of year! Fall and winter here means building a fire in the fireplace, pouring a nice stiff drink and sitting in front of the fire while enjoying a Friday night Joe adventure! Thanks for sharing your trips with us! What a great way to end a week!

[@Natezoinks]

Canadians love their hardwood so much, they take it for a romantic boat ride. 🤣❤️🇺🇸

[@kimberlydarnell3002]

These programs very addicting at first I didn't care for them 3 years later I'm still watching them lol I've learned alot thank joe

[@Juice_OFive]

Oh! As always perfect timing Joe, I really needed this because I have some not-so-fun stuff going on. Thank you so much for your videos, I absolutely love them to bits. Lots of love from the Netherlands! Hope you and your family are doing good.

[@vinny5638]

Much love I hope things get better for you cheers

[@Juice_OFive]

@@vinny5638 thank you! I hope so too :/

[@Juice_OFive]

Joe just hearted my comment omg, that's one thing I never expected to happen haha

[@marksoftime]

It always works its way out. That’s something I’ve learnt, especially recently. Good times are ahead for you, just let them find their way. Keep your head up!

[@Juice_OFive]

@@marksoftime thank you, in some ways I am doing better, and in some worse I broke up with my boyfriend last week because he cheated on me at least three times and lied to me a lot, but bc of my mental issues i have a real hard time letting people go so that was very difficult for me to do. Thank you for your nice words, it does help when someone says things like that to you, especially strangers :)

[@Scotland_my]

Hell of a lot of ducks round there. 🤣🌬️

[@lastfirst9791]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@seanbeauchamp6102]

Mallards over head

[@greywolfoutdoorshomestead9962]

Lmao

[@Catlovers52]

Joe, this is one of my most favorite videos of yours because it's more relaxed and the site you picked. Love this location, it's beautiful wish it was a little closer to my home

[@randyfukuda8562]

I enjoy watching your videos Joe! I live in Los Angeles and live vicariously through you. Thank you!!

[@Joseph-lz5er]

You need to do more videos with Tripper. He is so fun and entertaining.

[@bristi1622]

When I watch a video it's usually years old so I can watch every part or the whole series at once. Not sure how I feel about this waiting for part 2 stuff!

[@stetomlinson3146]

Thanks Joe. I've used this tarp configuration a few times now. It's really practical if the weather closes in. I don't know if you know but, if you need a little extra weather protection you can loosen the "flap ties" at the front and close them together. Use. peg or bit of cord to tie the loops and it stays secure.

[@nicholaspercival9175]

you can also tie the top up to something so that you don't have to have the prop up stick.

[@P4n3K]

Thanks for your videos, they always calms me down. Wish you, and hope you will never stop sharing your hobby with us

[@skullsplayer1868]

Your videos are so calming during this epidemic, thank you for all your hard work man keep it up :)

[@SluggerNugget]

Nothing like sharing this video with the boys while we drink some brews in preparation of Opening Day of Pheasant Season tomorrow. Quality entertainment!

[@josephallen19]

Have a great hunt!

[@normajeanhoorn964]

I'm really having fun with this one Joe thank you and it looks like and sounds like you are having a blast you feel you look like back to your childhood of camping it was like a kid in a candy shop you were psyched

[@bibb0934]

Dude. I got quite a few things from this video. -Northern America is beautiful and drier than the lake district. -Jealousy -And a lotta laughs. That shocked log. Shiiiet. I've been inspired to get out more often now lockdown has been liften, I've been fixing a kayak I bought a wile back and just can't wait to get out for a few nights, campin n yakkin.

[@RGSNate]

I like the base camp setup you have going on this trip.

[@Luisunam12]

Since good ol’ hollows eve is close, it would be cool to hear some weird/creepy stuff that you’ve experienced out in the bush.

[@marianfrances4959]

Sounds good but I have to say...most of my creepy experiences have been in cities!😉🇨🇦

[@tylersebastian6802]

I have thot about asking him the same rhing👌

[@geoffweber3210]

Once upon a time there was a guy named Joe. He changed the face of camping and everything we know. He went into the bush without any kush and his kayak he did row. Yet, he brought a flask and completed his task better than we could ever know. JOE im a huge fan from Massachusetts, my wife and I love what you do. As great as an outdoorsman and bushcrafter you are its obvious that you are a better man, husband and father than any of us could ever understand. Please keep up your amazing journeys and thank you for bringing us along with you.

[@knightmayre]

Whenever I feel the need to chill and detach. I watch Joe. I don't live somewhere where getting out there is easy. But these vids always just lower the pace of everything. Cheers joe

[@drennin9352]

I have total respect for the minimalist bushcraft, but my man...you gotta pack more to eat and you need to eat more while you're out doing this. Your body is expending so much energy and when you don't fuel your body enough, you'll always end up feeling exhausted. Take care of yourself man. I know you know what you're doing, but I just care. Thanks for all the great content dude.

[@buttfungusgotmedown]

I could never go on such minimal food, I'd be getting such bad acid reflux id be eating freaking tree bark lol

[@schwags1969]

He is fine.

[@LtDansLegs69]

Have you seen the 10 day one? Joe was not looking good, he doesn't drink water it seems

[@thefirstpancake9806]

Pretty rough on his saw too.

[@buttfungusgotmedown]

He seems low on energy

[@D.2012]

Joe is the MKBHD of bushcraft camping.. I mean just look at that crisp quality video! Always a good job sir!

[@kathryndamron3238]

I love everything about your videos. It has been inspiring to see your video making skills so mature over time, your point of view, your directing and video shooting points of view, just fantastic. Bravo to you and your family! Looking forward to part 2.

[@justinbillingsley2365]

This video was really relaxing for some reason, more than usual because all his videos are relaxing

[@greatsouthlandmike7260]

His 10 day alone video is similar. I like Joe at base camp video's. More chill, less rush 👍. Mind you he hasn't put part 2 up just yet

[@GCaF]

I can't tell if the end of the video is an editing error or not - I feel like the intro was cut out of those recordings and the "leftover" material made it to the final cut. Gives it a spooky vibe though :) 01:10:37 In the last 2 videos the forests that Joe filmed are so similar to my childhood forests I can almost smell the wet leaves and the fog. Thank you for the wonderful memories Joe!!!

[@jeastwood2737]

He camped out before he made a camp... That's on his way into the lake area

[@GCaF]

@@jeastwood2737 Well yes :) - But I think he used parts of that video into the intro and simply forgot to delete them before producing the file. Nothing uncommon with the video-to-youtube process.

[@jeastwood2737]

@@GCaF ~ Maybe but he does things like that .. clips

[@bepowerification]

lol. at 49:46 I thought: "wow, what a beautiful scene.. so peaceful, so calming." then you made it even better!

[@gabekrieg1927]

Finally watched season one of Alone after watching your KZbin channel for years. I found it funny seeing you on regular TV but yelled at the TV about the fire steel. Obviously you know all the tricks of the trade. Keep up the great videos Man!

[@vStatisticz]

Only 8 minutes in to it and already feeling my day calm down, Appreciate the video bud.

[@Young_OG617]

Winter is around the corner .. can we get a survival series in a bushcraft fort again but for 3 days ? Please and thank you

[@48Volts]

Best comment

[@suvarkaknight]

Absolutely agreed..need another FORT bushcraft series..

[@EsFourB9]

winter vids slappp

[@lushpaw1]

got a bit behind on your videos.. missed the gorgeous scenery. I know there must be times when the last thing you want to do is go out and make content for us.. but those of us that are unable to go and have these wonderful adventures surely appreciate what you do. Thx Joe.

[@jessecambron2155]

Great video, joe is the best camper out here on KZbin, not only he trying too teach us he also having fun!

[@diegoreyes6426]

you know he was tired when he started talking to the wood.😂

[@rolandvachon9848]

Joe, just so you and others know in Ontario it is an offence under the Provincial Offences Act to leave a campfire unattended. When you built up your fire and left, I am sure that if a CO had come along, you would have been charged. The minimum fine is $ 250.00 . I personally know 2 people who left campfires to burn down and went fishing. When they returned, the CO was waiting and they were both charged.

[@tylersebastian6802]

Not during wet season and not in crown land

[@rolandvachon9848]

@@tylersebastian6802 I believe the Regulation is in effect from April 1st until October 31st.

[@pembasherpa4142]

Wise guy

[@DavePreissl]

Its also illegal to harvest trees on crown land, trees must be dead standing or windfall and a permit is still required. Its a misconception you can do what you want on crown land.

[@rolandvachon9848]

@@DavePreissl Correct. If an individual wants to harvest live trees such as birch for firewood for a hunt camp stove, they must take out an MNR issued permit which I believe still costs $ 10.00 and must harvest in the Township where the camp is located.

[@stevesproul3744]

Nothing better than a nice long Joe video on a cold fall Friday night

[@corinnerenshaw3621]

Your vidoes brighten up my day, especially during these hard times ! Thanks for all you do. :)

[@MLunenborg]

Aaaah! This came out of nowhere!

[@MLunenborg]

Just a quick tip Joe, there might be or not be some left over footage at the end here. ;-)

[@jackwebb437]

Lots of ducks hanging around there. Have one for supper.

[@georgemickel6608]

I love Friday nights with long Joe videos. And a great job on editing & music translations too! Stay safe

[@susann.1618]

I agree, I thought the video editing and music was primo. Is that lady you winter camped with your editor, I sort of thought that you mentioned that during that outing ... Regardless beautiful content. Many thanks.

[@dantheman5745]

That taut line hitch is perfect for securing the tent.

[@KevinsDisobedience]

That’s a sweet tarp and set up. You might want to consider some neon colored paracord when using it in areas where you need to walk through. I’ve closelined myself enough times to make the change myself. After switching to garish colors it’s not a problem anymore, at least in the daytime anyway. Lol

[@morganhatfield1283]

Reminds me of a story.. We used to ride the horses in the country, and there would be stone walls separating the fields/ properties.. we would gallop though, and jump the walls (weren't supposed to be doing it, but we were kids, and it was tonz of fun). Some asshole tied fishing line from one tree to the other right over one of the walls. The girl infront of me got necklined when she jumped that wall, it was pretty bad. Don't know what line he used, but it was clear, and held up pretty good, enough to give her a mark all across her neck.

[@jeastwood2737]

I just read that Black Flies are a sign of good water quality... so there's a plus there... Good water, healthier, more plentiful fish (theoretically lol) ... if you can tolerate them ... ugh :D Another great Joe video :D

[@charlesslocumjr1693]

Love the scenery, totally awesome and much different than I am able to see where I live. It’s no wonder you’re at the top of KZbin viewers !

[@krylan2077]

Joe I wish you could do hour episodes again of each day like you did for the 10 days solo series🔥

[@jonerwood2314]

Instead of tying that front flap of your tent out with paracord, try propping it up from inside with a stick lashed to the pole.

[@cappaslangmurderer]

Huh?

[@morganhatfield1283]

He's done that in other videos, so I'm shure he knows 😉.

[@SwirlingSoul]

Me likez this tarp tent thing, and how multi-use it is. I will love to see all the ways it can shelter you.

[@liammccue2509]

Just watched these again, such an amazing chilled trip. Always love your videos, my go to late night watch over here in England. Best thing on KZbin! Looking forward to many more my good man.

[@mfanwelikeit3760]

When travel opens back up, I’d love to see you come over to Australia and do some camping in the southern states with Scottys gone walkabout or up in the Northern Territory. It’s a completely different style of bushcraft.

[@coopaloop9560]

man Joe over the years you must have gag or blooper content. One day you should post a blooper video.

[@sjklahn]

On average: A human eats 10 spiders per year in their sleep. Joe: Hold my beer.

[@jeastwood2737]

That's a myth, actually... probably a rumor stated to creep out people who hate spiders lol

[@hobbertofhaywood9588]

Who needs fish?

[@the_rick4360]

man i love your series and it's lighting my bushcraft flame back. i'm gonna get geared again and start getting out more in the summer. awesome videos! keep it up bud!

[@gabijones2445]

The noises you made, while eating your steak, those are the noises that Tripper makes at you; so funny. Awesome video, thank you so much for taking us with you.

[@ericjenjohnson]

Also “ Come on Elon!” 🤣 What’s he waiting for? We want smellovision!!!

[@FurnitureFan]

Preferably upwind of those ducks 😂🦆

[@AverytheCubanAmerican]

Joe is so godly, he doesn't need to go to the woods. The woods go to him

[@wf6951]

Accurately, his wife needed some time alone so she told him to go kick rocks.

[@shanec9325]

What are you in love with this guy or what? No God would chop down live young trees so you can get your rocks off watching him

[@sallawaronen3277]

This was just awesome surprise after a long week to relax with Joe and nature. Can’t wait till the 2nd part.

[@jamesmcgurk7367]

Always jealous of seeing you build fires all the time, out in California it's a total fire ban almost year round no matter where you go.

[@scpc2006]

Guess you can say you lost your rifle in a boating accident later if needed.

[@serlawrenceharlem3838]

Thats where I lost all of mine

[@Maritimer]

Funny thing, mine went over the side too.... bad luck..

[@horatiodreamt]

Yeah. It's somewhere on the bottom of Lake Gunbegone.

[@scpc2006]

Magnet fishing rising popularity

[@GotrekGurninsson]

Mike from Canmore has some of mine... Davy Jones the rest.

[@alsonollid]

36:42 “You guys see those ducks?” No... Joe, no we didn’t. Haha! 😂😂

[@3dlabs99]

Hahahaha :)

[@leed7951]

He did it at 50:00 also. I was like sure buddy. Sure

[@davidlee612]

Saw this one last Oct. Calming not rushed, crafty watched it again end of Feb /21 as snow melting in Chi-land.

[@horneyashell100]

LMAO love how original you are, nothing phony about you. I'm a 61 yr. old female and love your video's, could watch them all day. blessings to you and your family Joe. oh and your dog Tripper is it?

[@producentpaszy2992]

9:19 Joe:"put this over here right now" The branch: YEET

[@buckburton7318]

That's the first time I've noticed Joe having a rifle with him, I certainly would do the same, I just never noticed it before.

[@nottoday4877]

He had a rifle I can’t find any where he has a rifle

[@jeastwood2737]

I think you're seeing his axe handle

[@jasonyaxley8175]

@@nottoday4877 att 6:14 you see him grab it

[@jasonyaxley8175]

Att 6;14

[@buckburton7318]

@@jasonyaxley8175 At 6:18 he has a rifle case in his left hand

[@ruthiewrangler9864]

I am in awe at how clear everything is and the depth in the background. I feel like I am right there. Love it

[@72PRODIGALSON]

Back in the day, baseball had Shoeless Joe... We have Fishless Joe. Lol. Love the vid, as always!

[@ALBeartm]

what brand is that wool sweater? i like it

[@silkpursemaker2773]

Did you learn anything from ray mears?

[@vaijayanti_prememalcolm8160]

I could watch this all day

[@steveforsythe9264]

Awesome, that steak was big enough for you and Tripper. Always enjpy when Joe posts a video it's the start of a great weekend!!

[@MadMenPlays]

Joe, I'm 18 and just started camping recently. I love it but do you ever get a bit scared/nervous out in the dark, especially alone? I find myself waking up in the night and hearing crunching leaves and becoming somewhat worried.

[@killslay]

You do get used to it. you have to remember most wildlife is active at night. Even though you can't see em, the place will be teaming with rabbits, small rodents and foxes. Even the tiniest vole can sound like a Sasquatch when it's scarpering through the leaves. I like to lie in my hammock and wonder what little critter is paying me a visit... That might be different if I lived where there were bears though!

[@MattH479]

This is a technology hack, but may help you ease into being more comfortable, but there are ambient loops you can have your phone play to help drown out noises, like an oscillating fan, or a creek, etc...

[@DavePreissl]

Scotch.

[@DavePreissl]

@@MattH479 you wouldn't seriously got into the bush to play city noises would you?

[@d.mushroomhunter3528]

I noticed you had a rifle case with you are you able to procure meat with that or is it just for emergency?? Squirrel catch and cook coming soon?

[@morganhatfield1283]

I think he has his fishing pole n gear in there, as others have stated before

[@Blacksheep_88]

Love the new intro Joe, and loved the intro to this video as well. Always down to watch a Joe Robinet adventure.

[@dougarrowsmith6088]

Great vid bro. I'm pretty much down to just watching you, Mitch, Haze and Rune but Mitch and Rune have been MIA for awhile now. Great to see you getting back to basics.

[@hoolio197900]

Is cutting green trees on crown land ok? Asking out of curiosity.

[@DavePreissl]

No

[@gurcaykvancakyldz]

Maybe you should just look around for a dead tree instead of cutting a live one 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@thisisayden8318]

if you haven’t seen any of his other videos he do look for downed tree but if he can’t find any then he cuts one down and also he is allowed to cut trees down in the area and he also doesn’t waist any of the trees in the video

[@billdorthegreat265]

Wintergreen contains a chemical almost identical to aspirin the natives used to use it for pain. Birch bark on the new twigs on a birch tree is good in tea and is a mild sedative. I like to use Wintergreen and Birch for a painkiller and sedative type of medicine. Great for sleep on a long trip!

[@andyday4724]

Brilliant joe,,whatched these episodes a couple of times,really interesting kid,,Andy

[@TheHrb1234]

Are you allowed to cut live trees down on Crown land? Wondered what the rules were where you camp.

[@TheSmitj167]

I'm curious about that as well

[@marianfrances4959]

In Alberta, yes.

[@rolandvachon9848]

In Ontario , yes you can cut trees on Crown Land. U need a $ 10.00 permit though if you want to cut a winter's worth to take for home or camp use.

[@DavePreissl]

@@marianfrances4959 if you have a permit.

[@superdivemaster]

Dear Joe: I thought you were only supposed to cut dead trees ???

[@Roarmeister2]

Why?

[@DavePreissl]

@@Roarmeister2 Its prohibited to cut live trees on crown land. Dead standing or windfall only... plus dead trees burn better

[@Roarmeister2]

@@DavePreissl Not prohibited - merely a license requirement and that's Ontario only. We don't know if Joe has a license. www.ontario.ca/page/using-wood-crown-land-personal-use

[@emeryz10]

Thank you Joe

[@icyredpeople8941]

Hey bro, when I do that shelter configuration, i don't use a long guy line in front. I cut another stick and lash it perpendicular with the center pole so that the back of the tent and the front awning are both trying to push it down but stays straight and you don't have to worry about clotheslining yourself on it once the whiskey kicks in. Give it a try.