Happy Woodland Hobo

[@Jaxon1776]

i like the style of your videos. No music and no words. Just doing your thing in nature.

[@shubhammanjrekar7302]

Yupppp That's why I watching this channel From India 🙏

[@gwendolynnowlan2427]

he was to homeless for music

[@KettleCamping]

I totally agree!

[@4a8d698f]

The best content is provided by the ones that don't make it about themselves or their products. Thank you.

[@leecoffman2594]

I really enjoyed your video, reminds me of my boyhood, Me and sometimes som of my friends would camp out over night near a river to our farm and do just what you are doing, bring our sleeping bags, some food and a knife and hatchet, We would make a "teepee" out of willow branches and cook our meal over a camp fire. The river was near us and we would catch fish for our meal. Ah those were wonderful carefree days ! Thanks for the memories

[@doubled3983]

Hello from Oklahoma! Great video! Love the simplicity of it all. Reminds me of when I was a young man. It was hotdogs or spam back then, usually with a can of beans. I'd use an old can with wire around it to boil water. In the morning, pbj we packed in or wait till we got home. Our bicycles were our mode of transport to the river. That was in Nebraska. Here in Oklahoma 40 years later, I would be afraid to try this. By the time you hiked to the river bank you would be covered by chiggers and ticks. Not to mention the god awful heat! Thanks for jarring this old mans memory to some good times! God Bless!

[@KuskBushcraft]

Thank you for sharing your story, I love hearing about peoples past adventures. I really appreciate you watching. Take care and God bless!

[@ttteg-tq8ln]

Where at in Nebraska?

[@ttteg-tq8ln]

Just wondering because 40 years ago I was doing the same thing! Big Nemaha River.

[@leamerrill3618]

Double D Yeah, I don’t remember bugs being an issue when I was young. But today if I went out to camp like I used to, I would be eaten alive by all the bugs. I wonder why that changed?

[@daleross9357]

Double D hey do you watch the carpebagger u tube channel he went to the SPAM Museum in Minnesota to funny ya gotta check it out for real THE CARPETBAGGER all Museum's around the USA

[@BushcraftSweden]

Low tech gear, great images and sounds, no blabla, absolutely loved it!

[@brianwade8649]

This is my idea of a perfect wild camping video. More like this, please. Very well done.

[@KuskBushcraft]

Thank you so much for your kind words! More coming soon! Take care!

[@countinmecrow2252]

Praise our Father. It is so awe inspiring to see all that He has given us. We are raised to believe in this system of worldly consumption, when in truth this is the jewel of our life; alone to pray, appreciate , and live simply.I have lived Years this way, and I am only home when I unplug and return to it to heal and contemplate how blessed we are, and how thankful our hearts should be. This is a living prayer of thanks...at least to me.Thank you for sharing your perfect spot in our home.

[@KuskBushcraft]

Thank you for your insight and for watching. Take care and God bless!

[@eldonflores20]

Listening to the sound of nature is so relaxing. great vid man

[@johnearhart8811]

Well done! Love the no music, just nature. Thanks for sharing your experience with us.

[@marygracepruet6803]

The dream. I love the simplicity and satisfaction.

[@dougthomas1582]

Enjoyed! Steak, pipe, sippin' beverage. Very relaxing. Good stuff my friend!

[@rickminer7528]

The simplicity of this whole outing makes me want to get out, too. Nicely done.

[@getgood5814]

Life can be busy and complicated, but mostly because we make it that way. Your videos are a perfect example of deviation from the norm, something we should all do more often. I sure miss the days when I went out West camping with my family, time to get back out there! Thanks for the great video Ryley! LAL

[@KuskBushcraft]

Thank you for your kind words AL! Have to get the family together and go for a camping trip! Take care and happy trails! 🌲🌲🌲

[@hks9766]

I've been exploring other Channels similar to your own. There is a lot of great content in many different channels, and I've learned things here and there from them all. However, non are quite as refreshing as yours. For me, the lack of dialog in some of your trip videos brings such a greater sense of peace with where you are and what you do. I find that I keep coming back for more of the videos you post. Keep it up!

[@victormartin6608]

Very good work Sir. I like your style !! Minimalist "hobo" is very cool. Thanks for sharing 😃😉😎

[@tennesseesmoky9012]

A great demonstration of how to much with a little. No special, high tech gear here. Yet, the simple kit, made of some commonly available items, with a little ingenuity made for an excellent experience in the woods. Not only surviving, but thriving in nature. I know that I will be rethinking my gear and looking to do a similar trip very soon. Thank you for sharing your adventure. - Tennessee Smoky

[@johnboerner4177]

Happy Woodland Hobo . i love this concept of a traveler roaming and enjoying Gods incredible creation or on pilgrimage. love to see more like this .

[@jamesweiser252]

Very simple overnight camp, with minimalist which makes it easy to get out and enjoy the wilderness. Great video thank you for sharing.

[@Ozarkwonderer]

this was really cool. I love the simple kit. Pure necessity

[@mikeinthewoods2193]

Good video showing ppl you dont need all those fancy gear to get outside and enjoy the outdoors. Keep it simple. 👊

[@MarshallSorenson]

Great idea for a video! Well done, felt like I was there.

[@bartmankiewicz3185]

I grow more fond of your videos all the time Riley. You've got 100k subs well within reach. Keep up the great work!

[@nantahalawildman6345]

Awesome video, definitely a lesson in "Do more with less." Inspiring...thank you for sharing!

[@dougfrawley7298]

Great video! Love the eggs packed in hay. And waking up with the bottle of whiskey lol. Great storytelling! Keep it up!

[@SurvivorMetalMan]

Outstanding! Beautiful hike and location. Looked like a great time!

[@winmang]

Keep it Simple. That's your style and I love it !

[@bgurtek]

A really good source for making char is the oil lamp wicking available at most hardware stores. It's thick, durable and totally made of natural materials.

[@tebigman65]

Simple and wonderful to watch. I recently bought a wood burning stove that I use to cook those special meals with wood chips of apple, cherry or pecan. Fun with fire! Thanks for sharing with us.

[@DJTemplar1]

Great Video but I got some Questions for you.... 1. At what Point did you finally figure out it was going to Rain?. 2. Why did you Build you're Shelter facing the wind and Rain?. 3. Why did you not scoop up all the dried Needles in front of you're shelter First up into a pile for added bedding before you put Fresh Brow and you're Blanket that why with the ground cleared you could have built you're fire a bit closer facing you're Shelter with a Wind Block?, 4. How wet did you get in that little storm with you're lean too facing the wind and rain?. 5. Why the hell did you build a fire so that the wind would blow all the flames into the dried pine needles? 6. why are you buying Stew Meat and not making a Stew and why are you not buying Strips and drying most of the meat for jurky and eating some for you're meal ? 7. What plant was that you used for Tea Stinging Nettle? I saw the Pine needle tea 8. Why did you not having a fishing Rig set up ? 9. What did you Learn from this Little adventure of yours?

[@scottscarberry8041]

Your a asshole ,, just like oppions everybody has one ,, this is his video he can do whatever the hell he wants,,,go out and make your own the way you think it should be done there Grizzly Adams ,,, much love from TN later asshole

[@hoodyhoo1004]

Slowly becoming a favorite channel of mine

[@erikaushamburg8279]

Great impressions. Thats a good way of spending some time. You show how it can be done man.

[@HoboRoadrunner]

So as a hobo myself , i love what you did for tryimg to be as minimal as possible. Im going to return to useing a bindle soon and possible a tarp poncho. Any questions from you or anyone else on what we do i would live ti answer

[@ethanbos08]

I thought he was using a waltzing matilda

[@daleross9357]

The Texas roadrunner /hobo roadrunner I'M giving a shout out to the Roadrunner be safe my friend 🇺🇸

[@HoboRoadrunner]

@@ethanbos08 you mean a swag roll? Waltzing matilda is just a saying swag men would say. Anyways hes using both technically

[@ethanbos08]

@@HoboRoadrunner yeah I didn't notice his swag roll

[@ecksneddon1447]

Hi kusk,what a perfect place to stay wish i could be there right now.please keep your vids coming so enjoyable.

[@sensbeauty43]

Surely you must be son of Eragon, free king of the middle earth!!! So says your love for woodland realm and your skilled craftsmanship!!!!

[@lowellwilliamson3491]

Another very well done video. Made me a ho bo for a few minutes too. Great job kid

[@KettleCamping]

Very relaxing! I really enjoyed watching it. Thanks!👍

[@garyleelookadoojr4182]

Great video, outstanding skill set, keep up the great work

[@chrislrob]

I love that this Hobo practices Leave No Trace! LOL!

[@jimnocks7793]

Thanks for leaving that beautiful place the way you found it. That was a nice time out.

[@azzul5680]

Wooow relajante video 📹 vida bonita!!! La vida es tan simple pero la comodidad y el consumismo nos alejo tanto de esto que es tan maravilloso GRACIAS POR TUS VIDEOS

[@Oldsparkey]

Well done. It would make a person think you are homeless and just bumming around. Even if they bothered to notice the electronics you use. People draw conclusions , walking the Florida Trail some people ( apparently ) think backpackers are homeless from the looks they give you. Your outfit would panic them.... LOL

[@Jappert1234]

I really like this video! I'd love to see more of this kind of style of bushcrafting! Have a good day!

[@andreasstensson123]

Well done with the firesteal. Impressing!

[@gmtbushcraft8235]

Thank youfor uploading and sharing !! Very nice video makes you want to travel like in the past.

[@Giolongino1963]

Loved it Dude. If you're ever in Arkansas I'll bring a few beers to put in the cold creek.

[@sweathawgboudreaux3887]

Good camp site by the river. I’d have to stay there a little longer.

[@Edzherenow99]

Interesting frying pan! is that just a pounded piece of sheet metal?

[@ibdaffy]

Thoroughly enjoyed it, many thanks for such a thoughtful and peaceful experience.

[@tommarchant8215]

Magnificent beard mate.

[@281covfefe5]

Awesome !! Thnxs for uploading and sharing !! 👍🏻🇺🇸💯

[@okidoke4822]

Canada is such a beautiful country. I travelled around there back in '99. You're so lucky.

[@c.abarker9915]

Great idea and bushcrafting! Thanks for sharing!

[@colinst.claire2198]

Love the grass for protecting the eggs 🍳

[@danelobe2524]

That was the perfect weekend !! Thanks for sharing with us !!!

[@patricksipeoutdoors6810]

Nice use of the flint and steel. Great concept for the video, loved it.

[@KuskBushcraft]

Thank you so much for the kit! Now that I've got the hang of it I'll be using it lots.

[@martinzata]

Beautiful place. Great video. Relax, calm.

[@sky3353]

Liked and Subscribed. You're doing what I bet most of us that like camping wish we could still do. I solo camped by the river near the woods on a moonless night. Peaceful, until the coyotes started getting close. Once it becomes total darkness, there's no hiking out. It's not for everyone. Nothing like a nice campfire to keep you company. Keep doing what you're doing, I'll be watching. I can see how much you enjoy doing this. I miss it myself. Looking forward to another one of your adventures.

[@monstamosheh1972]

Much Respect brother stay blessed 👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾💯

[@zacharykinard936]

Simple breakfast. Such a great video

[@jackking8963]

You've proven you don't have to buy all the latest Bushcraft gear to get out and have a great time. It's also a lot lighter. Great video thanks for sharing. Take care.

[@thenumerousfew1205]

Could we get a gear review? Especially those cooking pans you make such delicious food with!!

[@jaffcat]

THE NUMEROUS FEW yes please

[@ManScoutsofAmerica]

Looked like a metal plate.

[@andrewlinesjah4538]

Makes you hungry or makes you remember making food and eating while camping I am working on a project But soon I will go camping and fishing ...

[@TheWildsourdough]

Love this simple throw back video. Great idea's for some fun stealth camping. Did a few trips of this this past summer- great times. Be Well !

[@carlosposada1603]

Wonderful video , it take me back when I was young finishing I high school and had no Goals in Life for a jobs no training and my Dad telling me as soon as i finish High school I was going out door ! So it was my last year in school, I'd watch movie like Jeremiah Johnson and get books on hiking camping to prepare myself to live in the woods ( back in 1977 ) Thank GOD that didn't happen But now and then I still think about those days ! Happy trails to you ! That when I was a Lost Chamaquito ( Lost Kid )

[@spiderdog762]

Very good stuff, simplicity, very elegantly done

[@darrenglover2126]

For a short while I was transported to a simple place in nature...back to doing my essay. Anyway, thanks for this beautiful film.

[@stevestrauss6352]

Having a fire with that wind and with all the dry grass around is a clown show. Glad things worked out!

[@APheonixPretense8]

Wasn’t that bad, at all

[@susanp.collins7834]

Scared me shitless. I live in a valley that has had some TRUELY PHENOMENAL fires. Scary.

[@bunnykusk23]

Another great one Ryley. Keep up the good work.

[@KuskBushcraft]

Thank you so much for watching!

[@chuck1641]

I just discovered your channel a few days ago and I'm hooked. Your videos are so relaxing. Thank you.

[@mateiros_carijos]

Great to watch your video! Congratulations! Hugs from Southern Brazil, Fernando

[@durrerson1]

Contentment - the greatest wealth in the world - brilliant video

[@YaYaLee]

Loved this video. Very to the point. Gear update/review would be nice. Best wishes

[@vonHannersdorf]

Nice video! This is essence of bushcraft. Minimal gear, max joy. :-)

[@Clouds9-h4z]

I enjoy every time i watch ur videos it's relaxing.. love it

[@darronlockett9211]

Going on a several night canoeing trip soon. Really inspired by your videos keep up the good content.

[@KuskBushcraft]

Best of luck on your trip! Stay safe and take care.

[@ギャズポートギャ]

Ive been waiting for your camping since last week🙂

[@KuskBushcraft]

Thank you for waiting!! Really appreciate the support. Take care!

[@jacobford797]

I kinda know the answer but where can a person go to do this type of stuff? Public land that's open to camping? Friend's properties out in the country? State and National Forests? Also fishing and perhaps some small game hunting? I've been wanting to start up a convo with noob, adept, and expert level people to help people really get out there and really actually do this stuff. Thanks for the great service man!

[@PaleGhost69]

All the bushcraft videos I've seen from different channels have all been on private land. You'll get a big fine if you try doing this on public land. Then again he is Canadian so I'm not sure if his rules are different than in the US.

[@brianferris1233]

Great great video wonderful example of simplicity you ever read "My Side Of The Mountain" I did when was a kid today I carry flint and steel myself.

[@wullcandlish9181]

Hi from Scotland 👍 love watching your uploads bud keep them coming 👍 stay safe and strong my friend 😉 👍 ✌️

[@ysgolgerlan]

Absolutely great video, thank you.

[@buletpoint]

I love the steel cooking plate. How did you make it and what size is it? thanks for a great video.

[@61shotbeehive]

Love this. Only thing missing from the bindle is a harmonica :)

[@KuskBushcraft]

Would've included a harmonica if I had any musical talent whatsoever haha. Thank you so much for watching, take care!

[@elohansen8971]

One of the best movies, on KZbin 👍👍 But where, are then made? I like this minimal kit. Hate big one.

[@bob2sticks]

Can't beat a corn cob ! Great video as usual . Grizz 🐻

[@KuskBushcraft]

Thanks for watching, Grizz!

[@totheforest-PL]

Creme de la creme. Absolutely fantastic! Thank You

[@HoyeGraphics]

Oh man, this is my dream, right here.

[@criticitizen8749]

Agreed.

[@no1fibersplicer525]

Brought that fire back from the dead like Lazarus!!

[@WW5RM]

Even if its not smoking but you feel some heat its got coals in it. Blow back the ashes and the coal will brighten up. Throw some dry leaves, pines needles or tinder on it a it should blaze right up! Takes some baby sitting sometimes but when we go camping we only light it once. =]

[@rolfpiotrowski4325]

Nice idea with the protected fire! 👍😎

[@robertsbushcraft]

I still dream of living a life like this.

[@CarolinaChrisOutdoors]

So cool to be able to just lay down on the ground.... no way for that to happen here! I’d be covered in fire ants, chiggers, ticks and mosquitoes. I have to wait until freezing temps arrive... the pipe, beef and whiskey however, was done yesterday 😉👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@JohnnyPrepBushcraft]

Absolutely brilliant video and great set up. Looks like you had a relaxing time ATB Johnny

[@forestpage1333]

Enjoyable video and solid woodcraft. I'd like to know more about that pan you used for cooking. Thanks.

[@KuskBushcraft]

The pan was just a piece of food-grade stainless steel that I pounded into a useable "pan" for cooking.

[@dufus2273]

nice, very quiet and relaxing. thank you for no loud music at the beginning or elsewhere. That wind was a nuisance for you i'm sure.

[@317eltoro]

Soo relaxing and peaceful 👍🏻👍🏻

[@paulhiebert9319]

Gorgeous location. So incredibly peaceful. This is one of my favorite videos by anyone in the last couple months. :) Loks like you've got yourself a gorgeous Helle knife. Keep it up

[@tsuchang1]

No yammering! Good job.

[@Mrkrabbss]

Adventures of a young Ron Swanson

[@thezeropoint7645]

anything to Mary Swanson from dumb and dumber

[@Thereisonlyonefrankdatank]

Very relaxing. Haven’t got to get out like that in awhile

[@kingco6193]

relaxing level100!!🙂

[@possum30333]

Bravo. Excellent work!

[@giddingsrocks]

I had the same dream as a kid. Love this!