Pt 4 "Jeremiah Johnson Trip," by Nutnfancy

[@DuckDodgers2400]

Hiking the snow-capped mountains with your lab...what an all-American experience. Thanks for sharing, Nutn

[@gander2000]

Thanks for the Jeremiah Johnson videos. I really enjoyed them, what a great friend you had along with you, Allie the mountain dog, it just don't get any better...thanks!

[@LBK50]

I really enjoy all the videos you make Nutnfancy especially since i live in the city. cant thank you enough, thanks!

[@nutnfancy]

It's the only time I have to get the work done...crazy I know. Thanks for watching...when you get time ;-)

[@RUD12C]

Great vid . Love the scenery. Keep on keeping on. You do many of us a great service thanks for that.

[@Edwardlewis18]

Awesome expedition Nutnfancy!!! Thanks for all the hard work you put into testing and reviews!!!

[@RockIslandguy]

Another fabulous video. Thank you Nutn. Keep up the great work. Some of us sheepdogs love your work.

[@rockcrawling43]

Thanks for this series Nutn. I love watching these. I was sick yesterday and just layed in bed watching Nutnfancy videos.

[@LittleMike6]

Great adventure! Loved every part! Thanks for taking us TNPrs along.

[@cadrician]

Awesome serie, loved it! The back ground was amazing. Thanks for sharing the adventure, and all the testing that we will see true your reviews. Stay in shape I guess, so happy to see Allie again on the run, anyway take care and God bless!

[@nickdigg5]

Glad I finally got around to watching this series. Always love your adventures Nutn!

[@ArmedVegan]

"Two is one and one is none". I have been told that multiple times through training. Thanks for testing the multiple knives up there. Looked like a great trip and time with girlfriend, Allie.

[@1AbominAble1]

thanks Nutn, i needed this one. the baby has Chicken Pox and its just been hectic around the house. since i couldn't get outdoors i just used your trip for my stress relief- thank you, i needed that.

[@DennyRec]

This was an excellent video. I was informed that I didn't need a signal mirror, in a camping store. I was glad to see you had one, so I don't feel foolish. I think you have to have one or more means to signal for help. The rifle was awesome, I took your advise some time ago. I'm was bad with a rifle. You suggested to start with a 22. I always take a pistol, but in the back country, I take the rifle. The advise in video was great. Always happy to Alley again too. She seems to be doing well

[@HornetWest]

Thanks again for sharing. Like all of your videos this "Jeremiah Johnson Trip," series gave me some more valuable info. Thanks dude!

[@LordTimelord]

Part 4 was worth it Nutn... if for nothing else, that AWESOME VIEW of those high peaks in the background while you were testing all those blades!

[@hendershocker]

man im sure glad you decided to upload these vids nutn. they turned out awesome!!

[@mxk83]

Loved this series, little bit of everything in this one, and made me want a packable 22lr. So I just bought a Ruger 10/22 takedown! Thanks for the awesome work nutn

[@kansaspatriot2051]

That cold steel leatherneck reminds me of my Ka-Bar. I've had it since 1987 and it's field dressed deer, rabbits, squirrels, pheasants, quail, turkey, chopped wood, cut rope, hammered tent stakes, and traveled all over the US, Central and South America.....and keeps on ticking. I had to replace the leather sheath back in 2002 but that's been about it. As usual, great vid and reviews NutN!

[@nutnfancy]

Thanks dude and I totally agree. I am a big fan of the KA BAR, just a great knife. You are correct the leatherneck is just like it just for flat ground in this particular version. I can be happy with either one. It sounds like your knife has history!

[@ToxicGreen357]

I loved this series. You really get to know the dude when it's just him and Allie.

[@joeboxer216]

Nice series Nutn, watched all the parts on a lazy Sunday morning, like the Spyderco Hossom, shame it's discontinued, as always great to see the testing and get a bit of your knowledge on your cold weather camping system.

[@Rprecision]

I love hearing the snomobile in the background. Mixed use, need more of it !

[@DjRjSolarStar]

Almost have my camping gear setup finished; soon I'll be able to go to places like this too. Looking forward to it!

[@gunkleener]

Awesomeness! A+ very entertaining and live the views! Great job as always NUTNFANCY! Thanks for sharing yours and Ali the mountain dogs adventure. Look forward to other adventures in the future:)

[@flyhigh8313x]

Im glad to see Alley doing good and is out with her dad again.

[@squidthorn1]

That was an epic adventure! The views were spectacular! Keep up the awesome TNP work!

[@p52ntwrk]

"if i can stay healthy?" man i watch every video from start to finish; i look forward to the next, and you surely are a hero of mine. i hope all is well.

[@andreas0741]

That was an awesome experience and you were kind enough to bring us along! thank you for ALL the effort you put down in your videos! Again, thank you! :) TNP

[@techforhire7557]

I know who the hell has time to watch these as most of us have lives that are busy from dawn to dusk, but instead of watching his normal reviews which are long winded (if I'm buying the reviewed item I want to see it in action first so thanks for the dedication you put in every review) I clicked on part 1 of this series and I just couldn't stop watching it, I spent a good part of my sleeping time last night finishing all 4 start to finish, wow! I didn't think I could respect him anymore but I was wrong, am I a fan boy Nutn can't do anything wrong, hell no, lots of the time I agree with his assessment and other times I love what weapon he's not impressed with, the point is I truly value his opinion because he gets his ass out there and runs the systems in real use scenarios and not just a table-top review based on how many things you don't like just from holding the gun, knive, or gear. Maybe off the track here but when I was a kid and Jeremiah Johnson came on it was like being at church, my dad would release me from what ever chores I was on and we sat down and just enjoyed the, the, for the lack of a better word it was almost spiritual, it taught me nothing teaches you like real life experience, when someone with those lifetime experiences speaks you damn well better be listening! Anyway I'm sure Nutn doesn't have time to read the comments but just in case, I respect your service to your country, your respect for nature, your tell-it-like-it-is no sugar coated gun & gear reviews beholden to no sponsor, you took me from amateur status to a hardcore TNPr, keep up all the good work and yes bud, there's guys out here listening and learning and I hope to meet you some day, not star-struck but just shake your hand and let you know that your a voice of wisdom in a world where that is sadly scarce, thanks Nutn.

[@roadkillraker]

correct me if I am wrong but, once a boy scout always a boy scout! Thanks again nutn! I love it!

[@13Hangfire]

Dood! thanks for all of the awesome information in this series about the Papoose, Sawvivor, and other goodies you pack in on the real life hikes! If anyone wants to complain, I'd be more than happy to view their videos... just what I thought;-)

[@jbvap]

wow its stunning up there! Very beautiful, id love to hike somewhere like that

[@TheMadMedek]

I like that spyderco blade. I also love that they sell fixed blades without handles so that you can add your own.

[@OfficerPaterFamilias]

Damn, I just love that music. That is the coolest piece of music and really fits the vid

[@drew2r]

what an awesome trip nutn and yet another great video full of both useful information and just fun to watch, keep up the great work sir!

[@Dakota-2]

excellent show. I would love to go on one of those trips.... unfortunately I live in Louisiana and all we had is swamps not mountains lol....

[@Whitebear329]

Excellent series. I really liked your rationalization of things for things. In fact I have always been sold on the Marlin Model 60 which it appears the Papoose is made from. One of the best money can buy. Love the discussion and layout of all the pack items. Those boots gotta go man. One thing I give ya A+++ on is ya brought Alley? after her surgery. Good on YOU SIR!

[@pinkiewerewolf]

The still of you & Allie is freaking cool. Great Time management, you worked ALOT of testing into this trip. Now I want a Marlin papoose... my first rifle was/is a Marlin Bolt Action. For some reason my Dad won't mail it to me... hmmm.I guess a 2,000 mile drive to pick it up one of these days.

[@duragezic]

This series rocks! Thanks so much for sharing!

[@Novaman0011]

Thanks Nutn for letting us come along and enjoy some incredible scenery. Keep up the good work.

[@Trigunnie45]

Fantastic adventures as always. Absolutely love the music.

[@wsws122]

awesome series Nutn. Thoroughly enjoyed as always!

[@pr4runner]

Great to see you out and about again.

[@mmmsaxy]

You brought me a much needed laugh tonight with the "Looks like Allie's having a good time" comment. Haha, thanks Nutn.

[@jfmkiiivr6]

This was an awesome series!

[@qjames0077]

Epic series nutn, I've loved these videos and looking forward to more like it. And honestly, I feel like watching the movie you chose as the namesake for this series now lol.

[@t328]

you need a pack mule to give you a hand. as always what a great vid. thanks again.

[@Dakota-2]

I love how he is working hard splitting wood and the dog is relaxing....lol

[@scooter17568]

Thanks for taking us along!

[@NearlyParamount]

That Duracoat job on the Papoose is sick!

[@kylegillespie81]

great set of vids, can't wait for the next adventure.

[@almostdailyvlogs1075]

Hey nutnfancy I love these types of vids keep up the good work

[@TacticalCowboy]

I love this series.. i watch it from start to end! and i like how much you push to the limits all the knives... Your spanish is quite good nutn!!! (I'm from Argentina.. so i speak spanish as my main language). Saludos!

[@thoricdavid8174]

Thank you for all these videos. This Jeremiah Johnson trip gave me a lot of inner peace and was just fun to watch! But stop making me spend all my money on knives I don't need!!!

[@OpaKnows]

I could never get as used to talking to myself as much as you do. It's a good thing. I know, you're talking to the vast YT audience when the camera's on. Keep it up, my friend.

[@shahargree]

Nutn good adventure glad to see alley back always supporting shahargree

[@christopherchristopher4820]

awesome series. its like survivorman with guns

[@ThePrybra07]

Another great series. I like how you went through your gear in part 2 as a beginner backpacker its handy to see what your bringing along. Please do maybe a shortened version in your future vids

[@SmokeRingsPipeDreams]

Thank you for including us in your trip Nutn!

[@N8JLS]

These videos are awesome. Thanks Nutn.

[@nutnfancy]

The Fenix PD32 (and here PD3) have been excellent in the cold with rechargeable CR123s and liths.

[@Rotativo25]

Loved it! But where the heck did part 2 go!? Never saw it!!!

[@divemor]

Really love these trips into the beautiful mountain country. Having Ally along makes the video a lot better. It good to have at least one pretty face in front of the camera. ;-). Bringing and shooting the 22 made the video even more interesting. I wonder if you bring any bear spray along on these trips? Keep up the great videos. I can't wait for the next field trip.

[@gw4k]

These videos are where you really shine. I enjoy them greatly. Side Note: I can't believe you carry that much stuff in. It's unreal! Haha

[@NVYeti]

Upper Priest Lake?! That pic brought back lots of memories...

[@tannerplumbingco]

People think it's weird of me to not have cable, and still own an expensive TV that I never use. TV is a waste of life, but watching your vids is enjoyable and also a learning experience, more so than watching the Discovery channel.

[@wrightselfridge5909]

This series makes me feel like im not sitting in a cubicle :)

[@FJ55ironpig]

@nutnfancy thank you for sharing. Hopefully your firewood stash will be there for you when you go back with friends.

[@mattskutnik]

Great set of vids NutN! Watched the first two on Friday night with my g--friend instead of all the dumb stuff on TV. Keep up the good work man!

[@MrLoiti100]

Love this video! Awesome scenery!

[@logandarby8137]

I like the series and all of your other videos can u make some more backpacking videos?

[@willyb933]

great video and reallly cool to watch. Like the marlin its definitely the survival answer. Just wonder despite possible weight considerations if a small hatchet would take a lot of the energy expenditure out of that wood chopping/splitting.

[@iloveNgany]

What an awesome location!

[@redhorse554det1]

excellente ! thorughly cool to watch. look to yur next adventure. thnaks

[@jc2fly]

I love the more chill music versus the techno stuff!

[@caddilacjim]

Great series of videos Nutn.

[@leetshots]

i read the 2010 kendle mountain rescue log a while ago, a significant number of rescues had to be performed on people who simply didnt have a torch with them when it went dark. i take a torch out with me even in summer, rather carry the weight than need it and not have it!

[@scudlow686]

awesome series nutn. really enjoyed it!

[@QuiksiIver]

As for drying, Nutn, I like taking 2 little eyelet screws, and screwing them into two trees, then stringing paracord between. I find this is plenty of room for drying stuff including the tent fly.

[@udispyn1]

25:40 looks like you're in front of a painting.... Awesome view!

[@darkgodofdeath]

Awesome. I love the backpacking adventures!

[@ramsd1]

Really enjoyed the series. Hopefully there will be more in the future. Any thoughts on the new ruger takedown 10-22 and sp101 22. Thanks

[@2Seventy]

Aha~ here we go. it's time to grab some snack, sit back, and enjoy an hour nutn's wonderful adventure.

[@CalcityAirsoft]

Such an awesome adventure, I can't wait to hit the mountains with my dog :D

[@Patriot36]

Almost got Allie dog with the little oak at 20:01. She's so smart that she probably knew were it was going to fall and wanted to be there to check it out. Such a good girl!

[@albi131]

He's just truly awesome

[@nutnfancy]

Sarge, I kinda feel the same way. I'll let Nutn know... Thanks for knowing hoiw to give constructive criticism without slapping us around. -- Veri

[@nanuq1977]

Awesome!! Love your videos Nutnfancy

[@Liebreaker99]

I love how nutn says that batoning through dry wood is normal work for a survival blade and CS should support it 100% I just bought a cold steel SK5 for 297.00 Canadian and i agree, It troubles me to here people say cold steel is crap and in a survival situation i would hope with the little bit of outdoor Knowledge that it would back me up (nutnfancy project supporter) Chris

[@K4LA55]

I enjoy the wood processing. Its sorta mesmerizing, and satisfying like cracking your knuckles. Plus, its Nutn's arm that is wearing out, and not mine, so its all good. Keep on batoning, I say.

[@7LIG]

Thank you for awesome trip video!

[@Smokin07ram]

Epic views Nutn! Sometimes its nice to be alone in God's creation... So beautiful dude! So glad you brought us along. Thanks so much for all your hard work! Peace out brother

[@Parabellum11B]

I've got the same Columbia shirt in Olive Drab. Very Nice. What is the purpose of the small velcro strap above the breast pocket? I have several shirts with this feature and haven't figured out what it is for. Thanks for all your hard work.

[@lukeeson]

great series it was fun to watch

[@EatCarbs]

Great adventure.. but honestly.. I kinda miss the hiking in part.. I know it's a lot of work. =\ I bought myself an external frame backpack and I've taken it out on a day hike. I want to know how you get such a loaded pack on your back? LOL I had a mother of time getting it up and my arms into the shoulder straps. I'm glad no kids were around because I was cursing a bit trying to get it on. Great video.. thanks for all your hard work.

[@Couchgoblin]

Nutn! Have you seen the Break down Ruger 10/22? It looks promising since i can find a friggin papoose anywhere new

[@LELDocSavage]

Thanks Nutn! I look forward to every new video. Don't listen to the naysayers, I don't understand why they have criticize everything. Just don't watch if they don't like it. Keep up the videos, I for one will be watching and especially, LEARNING! Thanks again! The only rub? You make me spend too much money!

[@irishbrian90]

In regards to the Kukri having trouble splitting wood, I prefer the Kukri machete from Cold Steel. No blade bend to worry about, and it provides a nice length and shape to drive it through the wood. BTW, love this series.

[@anonvigil628]

I've never had to split logs to make a fire in the woods. There is always a variety of branch and tree sizes and plenty of kindling. Once you get a fire going you can just lay large dead trees on the fire and let the fire do all the "cutting" work.

[@kevanryl]

always enjoyed watchin ur video