New Bushcraft Spain Oilskin Survival Tarp, Snugpak Jungle Bag, WaxWool Ground Cloth, Kevlar Bear Bag

[@TheLoreofBushcraft]

bushcraftspain.es/product/survival-oilskin-tarp/ This tarp is a great addition to one's summer kit, can be a lightweight overnighter or it can be placed in your haversack for emergencies or minimalist camping. It’s so lightweight, you won’t even know it’s there. At $79 US you can’t beat it for the the quality you get.

[@chrislonsberry1974]

You just popped up on my KZbin watch list. First time I’ve seen you. Very nice video. Subscribed and will watch more.

[@TheLoreofBushcraft]

That’s really nice to hear, Chris, I hope I can bring you some peace with my adventures. And I’m glad to have you. Welcome aboard mate. 🏕️🌿

[@CarolinaChrisOutdoors]

Looked like a peaceful trip… I like your new gear (and the old stuff too). I need to make some more “hard sugar”. Breakfast looked good. It’s been 95 to 100 degrees here lately! Canoe trip coming soon!

[@TheLoreofBushcraft]

Hi Chris, good to hear from you mate, I hope you’re having a good summer in spite of the heat. Hopefully the canoe trip will cool you down. Make sure the film some of it for us to see. Have a wonderful trip

[@oliverw.1822]

Hallo mein Freund, war wieder sehr schön bei dir dabei sein zu können.Deine ruhige Art die Dinge anzugehen und die traditionelle Ausrüstung gefällt mir sehr gut. Ich freue mich schon auf weitere Overnighter,an denen du uns teilhaben lässt. Viele Grüße aus dem Remstal, Oli

[@TheLoreofBushcraft]

Guten Tag Oli, I’m glad that you were able to join me on my adventure. I go out alone and it’s nice that I can share my experience with like-minded people in the aftermath. Danke schön

[@outdoorstudiose]

Thank you for taking us along. I LOVE that forest. Beautiful!

[@TheLoreofBushcraft]

Glad you enjoyed it, it’s a beautiful place indeed.

[@corleyoutdoors2887]

This is how it should be done, your style is identical to none!

[@TheLoreofBushcraft]

Thanks Corley, always appreciate your support. Cheers

[@corleyoutdoors2887]

@@TheLoreofBushcraft no problem

[@awayinthewilderness4319]

Looked like a relaxing trip. Love the gear choice! 👍✌️

[@TheLoreofBushcraft]

Thanks mate, it was a great experience. I'm glad could come along. The kit was a nice support system for the trip. See you next time.

[@barneysbimbles]

Hello matey hope you're well. Wonderful stuff as always and I really liked the minimalist set-up and new tarp. Gotta love a bit of Nessmuk too 👍

[@TheLoreofBushcraft]

Oi Barney, nice to hear from you again mate. It was a great experience and I was happy. I was able to bring it to you all. The Tarp is amazing! It’s very light and packable, you could even keep it in your Haversack and go ultralight. it’s a perfect summer edition and I certainly will go ultralight in the coming adventures. Nessmuk is great inspiration if you wish to travel lightly. Always good to hear from you. And I hope your summer is going well. Cheers

[@hanksbud2544]

Great video. Thank you for taking us along.

[@TheLoreofBushcraft]

Thanks for coming along after the fact. It’s nice that I can share these great experiences with you all.

[@corleyoutdoors2887]

That smile on your face after smelling freshly ground coffee is priceless bro!

[@TheLoreofBushcraft]

Exactly, nothing better. 😄

[@robertbates6057]

@@TheLoreofBushcraft Yeah, coffee is like #2 to having a woman!

[@davidburgess6128]

Don't know why you don't have more subs your vids are great.

[@TheLoreofBushcraft]

Hi David, Most people pay KZbin to advertise their videos which pumps up subs and views. My channel is organically grown. It takes about eight years of continuous weekly videos in order to get a good amount of subs and views organically without Paying KZbin for views. Thank you so much for your recognition.

[@jksurvivalbushcraft]

I truly love your videos, while I do the same as you, even use much the same gear, I always learn something new in every video. Keep up the great filmmaking, but more importantly, keep doing what you do.. I promise you there is a young lad out there watching your videos and dreaming of the day when he can do the same!

[@TheLoreofBushcraft]

Hello JK, thank you so much for your recognition and shared appreciation of the world of Bushcraft. People like us will certainly pass on the legacy as long as we continue to share our skills and experiences. Am always here if you wish to chat. Cheers -Càrn

[@Niamhcotts]

Wow you've got some skills, great to see. Love from the UK sir. Subscribed.

[@TheLoreofBushcraft]

Lovely, much appreciated good man! Hammersmith London previously but now in the states again.

[@DanRedwater]

I absolutely love the minimal use of synthetics in your gear. Thanks for the great video.

[@TheLoreofBushcraft]

Thanks Dan, the old way is the good way, quality equipment that last without poisoning the environment. Nature with nature.

[@irvingernie]

Hey Carne, it's been a while since your last video. I missed watching your videos and I love the gear you have from Bushcraft Spain as well as the meals you've prepared. Can't wait for the next one they're great.

[@TheLoreofBushcraft]

Yeah, thank you so much. I really appreciate it. Did you see the last video I put out regarding Bushcraft Spain? They had a tragic mudslide was destroyed their warehouse and workshop. They asked me to spread the word regarding their situation since they asked for help.

[@irvingernie]

@TheLoreofBushcraft Carne, I've seen the video of the tragic 😥 event that took place in Spain and my heart ❤️ goes out to them all. As you may already know , the last tropical storm that hit Western North Carolina devastated us . I AND SO many did not have electricity, roads were closed and many people lost their lives, especially Lake lure. They had it the worst. That's less than 20 miles from where I live. Very sad. I do like 👍 the gear you have showed us on video and I think it's great. I can't wait you until you back into the groove again and show us some new videos. God bless 🙌 🙏 you and be safe. Your friend Ernie

[@loremice6809]

Looks like another great video mate 👍🇬🇧.

[@TheLoreofBushcraft]

Thanks mate, let me know what you think. 🇬🇧

[@loremice6809]

@@TheLoreofBushcraft I think your video's are good keep doing what your doing I think you could explain a little more of what you are doing mate 👍🇬🇧🙏

[@herbsmith6871]

Once again... Another excellent camp my friend😎

[@TheLoreofBushcraft]

Thanks for coming over Herb!

[@1walterthompson]

Excelente. Espectacular mi estimado!!! 🇦🇷

[@TheLoreofBushcraft]

Much appreciated! Gracias

[@jimmortimore3894]

Superb, man!! As always!

[@TheLoreofBushcraft]

Thank you mate, I’m glad you enjoyed it. I may be alone in the woods but I’m not alone in the community thanks to people like you. Cheers

[@RandallsLittleAdventures]

I find it impressive that you can make silent videos. Anytime I am out in the woods, I talk to myself all the time lol.

[@TheLoreofBushcraft]

Interesting, I live alone as well and never speak out loud but I have other friends who live alone and are always talking to themselves. I suppose the quiet of the woods is what soothes me so. If I were talking, it would be like being out in society, and I certainly don’t want that. :)

[@Canadian_Craftsman]

Absolutely LOVE watching your outings brotha always enjoyment and relaxing ✊️🔥✌️💚 thanks

[@TheLoreofBushcraft]

Always great to hear from you, mate. Thank you very much.💪🔥🏕️

[@Eriekcamp]

Cool 👍🏾

[@TheLoreofBushcraft]

Thanks Eriek!

[@randomstuffguy1731]

Nice mate, i have a jack stillman poncho which is similar and can be used as a blanket, picnic blanket, tarp or a poncho and love it, Love ur channel

[@TheLoreofBushcraft]

Sounds great! Is the Stillman waxed cotton as well? Glad you are enjoying everything. Cheers

[@randomstuffguy1731]

​@@TheLoreofBushcraftit is oilskin with a liner and can be used as a blanket or tarp with loops in the corners

[@TheLoreofBushcraft]

Nice one, sounds like my Groundsheet, I will look into it.

[@jonathan-george]

The nature you have access to is really beautiful, I’m very jealous

[@TheLoreofBushcraft]

Jonathan, I can understand the envy. I don't know what I would do if I could access the wilderness. I make certain that where I live has deep woods and mountains to explore. Well, that’s the point in all of this sharing, so I can bring my experiences to you all and then you can live vicariously through me. Cheers

[@EatCarbs]

Great outing.. thanks for the video brother

[@TheLoreofBushcraft]

Thanks mate, much appreciated!

[@quinntheeskimooutdoors6234]

Nice camp and setup 😊

[@TheLoreofBushcraft]

much appreciated, Quinn!🏕️🌿🌲

[@NaturesNavigators]

Love your video's!

[@TheLoreofBushcraft]

Thanks mate. I’m glad I could bring you the wonderful world of nature that we both appreciate.

[@rastamanchant4688]

Finally....thank God 🙏🏾

[@TheLoreofBushcraft]

Thanks mate!

[@Oleg_Nadezhdin]

💪🏼 Здравствуй 👍🏼

[@TheLoreofBushcraft]

Cheers 🥂

[@tannahill9309]

... My jungle bag is one of my favourite things, if I'm out, then its in my bag. .... Reckon you'll love it. ...

[@TheLoreofBushcraft]

Yeah, it’s a great piece of kit, I love the fact that you can turn it into a blanket and not just be stuffed in a mummy bag. The square footbox is also a plus so I can spread my legs out. It’s lightweight and compact. I have the jungle blanket as well. The only thing is it would have to be cold to zip up that thing all the way and if it was that cold there wouldn’t be any mosquitoes around so the mosquito net is useless because you can’t fully zip yourself and warm/hot weather. I tried and got too hot.

[@tannahill9309]

@@TheLoreofBushcraft .... Definitely agreed on the wide foot box, I can't sleep in a claustrophobic mummy bag either!! ..... Where I am mosquitos aren't an issue, .... it's midgies who are the problem, and I'd much rather be zipped up too hot than be munched on by those evil little beep-beep-beeps!😊

[@DX48H9WM]

Love the videos! You should put affiliate links in the description so I can check out your kit items in a little better detail, you could make some cash from it to!

[@bushcraftthailand]

Great to see you again! How's that Oilskin tarp? Im bushcrafting in Thailand.

[@TheLoreofBushcraft]

Hello, The tarp couldn’t be better. It’s ultralight, Packable and durable. With those three components you can’t beat it. It’s fantastic and I’m loving it for my summer adventures.

[@Hndsomdevl1]

Can't go wrong with bushcraft Spain gear. I want some myself. Hard for me to get out and use the good gear I already have...but yeah BS is top-notch for sure.

[@TheLoreofBushcraft]

Yes good kit indeed. Why is it hard for you to get out?

[@the_woodland_man]

What a great video, love all the traditional gear and have acquired some of the Bushcraft Spain gear as and when I can afford, beautiful quality. Would you mind me asking what is the self inflating mat? Is it Savotta ?

[@TheLoreofBushcraft]

Hello mate, yes Bushcraft Spain has the highest quality lightweight Kit. It never disappoints. The self-inflating mattress is a Pathfinder. Here is an outing I did with it below: Bare Essentials Bushcraft Kit: Haversack, Bedroll/Swagman, SRO Self-Inflating Mattress,JungleBlanket kzbin.info/www/bejne/hJbHqp6BqbeJnqc

[@the_woodland_man]

@@TheLoreofBushcraftthanks for the reply, wow Pathfinder, it looks very good, il take a look at your video and thanks for the link. Keep up the fantastic videos very inspiring

[@YK-wb1cr]

What is this pillow cover? Looking good ^^

[@TheLoreofBushcraft]

Hello, thank you. That's the PNW Bushcraft Pillowcase.

[@SmaharovRoman]

👌

[@TheLoreofBushcraft]

Cheers

[@bayouflats5054]

Looks like you’ve been around awhile and probably asked several times; where did you get the sheep/fur throw? Have a preference. Love to have one, but little apprehensive. Like to find a retailer that’s not a rip off. Thanks. Appreciate

[@TheLoreofBushcraft]

Hello mate, sorry for the late reply. I’ve been on hiatus. The small sheepskin throw I got at a fair in Scotland. But Grimfrost has great outdoor pelts and sheepskin and reindeer. The reindeer pelts will shed but have a good water resistance and a sheepskin I don’t even think about.

[@joseuribe430]

Man, that's some good eating! Where did you get your coffee grinder? I love the idea of grinding my own coffee. Thanks for your videos

[@TheLoreofBushcraft]

Hello Jose, it was truly was some truly great eating. Well, there’s nothing quite like having freshly ground coffee. When I am in town, I have freshly ground coffee in the morning as well and will not bother with it if it’s not freshly grown. However, as you may know, going out in the woods things even more are enjoyable. Perhaps it’s the ambience. You can get coffee grinders on Amazon or anywhere on the Internet. Just type in Coffee hand grinder. Mine was a gift. but I also use a stick or my axe handle and a cup for mortar and pestle to grind my coffee in the wilderness. Check out some my other videos and you’ll see me do it. Cheers mate.

[@joseuribe430]

@@TheLoreofBushcraft thank you! Cheers

[@for_4_four205]

When I got my tarp the wax paper had wax melted into it and my canvas feels oily is that normal because yours looked crisp

[@TheLoreofBushcraft]

Hello mate, most waxed/oiled material comes off on surfaces, it is normal. The more oily it is the more recent it has been oiled and that’s a good thing. The dryer a tarp is or anything waxed/oiled is not a good thing, because it will repel less water. Tarps need to be maintained (waxed/oiled) ideally yearly, but some can last for years on a stretch. Even a non-waxed canvas tarp can repel water as as long as a tight weave and pitched on an angle. Let me know if you have any more questions.

[@DKHomestead]

What part of the country are you busting brush in?

[@TheLoreofBushcraft]

Hello, I’m presently in the Northeast of the States. Beautiful country, yeah?

[@odgreenoutdoors20]

I see you camp a lot in bear country, you ever have a bear come into camp after you gone to bed , just wondering if cooking in camp like that would attract them

[@TheLoreofBushcraft]

Hi there, good question, once a Bear came in the evening whilst I was tending a fire and long after a meal. I just yelled at it and it took off. So that's once in a lifetime, yet I have been going to the woods my whole life. Right now I'm in the Northeast States and Black bear are smaller here due to less range, so they are less aggressive, even skittish. (Since 1784 there have 66 fatal human/bear conflicts by wild black bears. Less than a dozen non-fatal conflicts happen each year, and the vast majority of encounters end with zero bodily contact. Why? Because black bears are far more likely to run away from you than engage.Aug 25, 2023 bearvault.com › bear-attack...) As you can see, lately I encountered many Bear on my trips so I have taken precautions with a Bear bag, and my camp is thoroughly cleaned after a meal with charcoal and fire. I don't leave food around and I have no issues. It's the little creatures that are an issue for most as you can see on The History Channels show Alone. All those bears around but it's the little ones that steal their food all the time. Cheers

[@danielspain7231]

Any idea where I can get reasonably priced bushcraft trousers that aren’t seemingly made for giants? On a good day I’m 5’8” and most brands have enough material in one pair to make two pairs to fit me 😂

[@TheLoreofBushcraft]

Hello Daniel, Kuhl has great trousers And they fit perfectly, for Bushcraft I always use Fjallraven. And if you’re near retail store, they will tell them to liking for free since they have lifetime tailoring and waxing for free. As you can see my fit just fine. Let me know your thoughts.

[@100BearPaw]

That tarp looked too small to do any real good. What is the purpose of the fur?

[@TheLoreofBushcraft]

Hi Bear, the tarp is a survival tarp, however, it can be used as I did in the summer for easy quick cover. It did rain early in the morning and I was completely dry. I’m 5’9”, but they do have the Survival Tarp plus which is larger, yet still nice and light. The fur I use as a knee pad, prep station, rug and sit pad mostly, but I also use it under my core to protect me from the cold ground as people have done for thousands of years. Thanks for coming along and feel free to ask some more questions if you like. Cheers mate

[@100BearPaw]

Oh ok. So you were just making sure the tarp had no holes and all the tie outs were functional. I know if my tarp didn’t extend a foot or so past either end of me in my location, I would be drenched. Rain comes sideways more often than not with the high winds. That area you were in looked like a pristine manicured landscape. The grass was beautiful. I guess your fur is pretty handy to have then. Nice video, and nice pants! Well done.

[@jeffmccausland3569]

If you live in Canada, as I do, I would suggest avoiding Bushcraft Spain products. Why? Because they use DHL for shipping, and you will get hit with taxes and duty -- on top of the shipping you already paid. Nonetheless, great video!

[@TheLoreofBushcraft]

Hello mate, I'm sorry for your difficulties over there in regard to shipping. I presently live in the United States and have zero issues as you spoke about. Actually, DHL is the absolute best distribution company coming into the United States. It’s nearly overnight and no extra duties are charged. I order a lot of stuff from my old home the UK and it only takes a couple of days with no extra charges. I noticed that Bushcraft Spain has items on Amazon so if you have Amazon Prime, you should have no issues. Try it and get back to me and tell me how it went.

[@lindapotter5750]

That's Canada, not BSpain...Everyone knows the UK has the highest fees in the world...lol. I made the mistake of ordering a miniature for my fairy garden...shipping cost more than the item I bought! I Learn quickly though...lol. Thanks for the heads up though.❤🙃😁

[@RC-qf3mp]

This is well shot, but I confess, i don’t get it. Why go out of your way to have ultra-heavy equipment when you can just get a dyneema tarp that weighs maybe 1/3rd as much and provides 2x the coverage? A polycryo or tyvek ground sheep would save a lot of weight too. And why bother with a giant cast iron pan? I’m happy eating Patagonia fish. Tasty, nutritious, nothing to cook, nothing to clean. Throw in some trail mix, or cheese, or beef jerky. No cooking or cleaning. No need for an ax b/c no need for fire in that weather esp. just looks like going out of your way to by old fashioned equipment to camp like it’s the 1800s. Strange hobby. And one of the best things i’ve done for my health is quite caffeine - it’s a nasty drug.

[@TheLoreofBushcraft]

Interesting take and perspective, I assume you are a Backpacker. The point of traditional Bushcraft is the value of creating your own things and we appreciate them more because one makes it yourself. Backpacking/Hiking is for long distances, but when you’re Bushcrafting you’re mostly sedimentary. My pack in the summer only weighs about 30 lb and in the winter up to 50 which I have no problem carrying in on my back. I run ultramarathons and I run hundred mile races, yet people will wonder why would you want to put yourself through all of that? The reason is it shows you what you are made of. I’m always up for a challenge and I’m always willing to work hard and then appreciate the fruits of my Labour. The pan is stainless steel and quite light by the way. I also workout hard and I’m rewarded with a beautiful body that I know could get me through anything. We do things in life because they bring us joy and satisfaction. I’ll leave you with this: “We do not go to the green woods and crystal waters to rough it, we go to smooth it. We get it rough enough at home, in towns and cities.” George W. Sears

[@BsjjdjxjchBsjjdjxjchxcy]

Muito linda é sua cara!!!

[@TheLoreofBushcraft]

Thank you