⚡Only REAL PREPPERS/ SURVIVORS Will Watch This Video (I.e. Not doomscrollers)

[@AdinaMedrea-g7b]

Our elders here in Romania said when the spider spins a thick web in autumn, a cold winter is coming. When the cat comes close to the heated oven and sleeps next to it with its front paws und the chest, rain is coming. In summer, when the cows walk or run on the field with their tails up in the air, a storm is coming. When sparrows bath in sand during the summer, rain is coming.

[@plupyduplupydu1369]

Lets have a nice drink, dinner or whatever togethether.

[@catman5546]

That’s cool 😎 😁

[@omegaomtv]

Don't forget to Give Galileo's genius credit for inventing that thermometer 400 years ago.

[@garyc.foster1132]

I grew up with a barometer in the house (I am 69) and have one in my home now. I check it every morning.

[@kevfit4333]

They are great. Need no batteries, and a good quality one will be very accurate.

[@pegatheetoo1437]

I live In Central MN and a few years ago, I bought a jacket rated for -40° and I love it! I have no problem staying warm with this long jacket during our coldest winters here, so far! 😁

[@lindasmith6202]

Granpa's knee is our best weather forecaster.

[@theoldguy9329]

For this grandpa it is the ankle and the migraine.

[@derekpam7149]

Knee and hip tells me now ha ha

[@bonnieswenson9925]

Granny says My Back....

[@danielleterry2331]

Right mine are all my breaks, the rods in my legs let me know how heavy the rains will be, I can usually know 2-3 days ahead, it sucks but is helpful

[@carollizc]

​@theoldguy932 I have a dodgy hip and also suffer from migraines. They're pretty accurate, but it's worthwhile knowing other things, like clear weather in wintertime means that it's gonna be *cold* out there. Clear skies in summer usually mean it's going to be extra hot. Leaves on plants and trees will usually wilt before a thunderstorm. Birds will be more active before a storm, and when they go quiet and take to their nests, take their advice and seek shelter. And remember the old rhyme: Red sky at night, sailor's (or shepherd's) delight, red sky at dawning, sailor take warning.

[@renegilbert3229]

I forgot what type of wood my old man used, but I think it was fir or spruce. He would cut off a piece where the branches were about size of a plate and hang it. The branches were curling up or down based on the humidity and it would predict the rain accurately. I just forgot which was which. Fun vid!

[@reidcrosby6241]

Yup. Old school humidity indicator

[@ceoatcrystalsoft4942]

Nate, give it up and make a second channel. You can't force someone to do something. If they really cared, they'd watch and prepare but theres a reason only 20% of us watch these types of videos. Realize you can lead a horse to water but you can't make it drink or care

[@EarthHeartUK]

My head acts like a barometer as it feels like it is being squashed when storms are brewing. I also watch the clouds and trees outside. Always have warm socks, gloves and a good coat and a blanket in the car

[@vengeancewillbemine3440]

It's my birthday and my bugout bag finally finished.

[@dsonnek7781]

I like your winter gear reviews, back in the day you where the only one that did any. Living in Canada, you knew what really works. Gear for your vehicle when traveling, gear for at home, gear for camping or icefishing. I carry extra gear for big snowmobile trips.

[@LostBeagle]

Just go outside and you'll know what the weather's like.

[@alaskansummertime]

Woah slow down cowboy.

[@shermdog6969]

Its future weather that may be coming.😂

[@benjones1538]

Till that day U go out and you get smack in the head with Ur weather rock which U didn't use to see what was coming...... Ah good morning, oh there is a tornadoes out there

[@greenyoshi777]

Nah. You need more than that. Especially AT NIGHT! Know how dangerous tornadoes are at night?

[@99959bill]

LOL - Better Yet Just Look Out The Window !!!!!

[@wævmē]

Hammers Don’t dull, don’t break, meant for armored opposition For close combat Of course have your knives and axes But those should be for other things.

[@Stumppy60]

Barometer goes down, a storm is coming. Titanium plates in my back never lie.

[@SeanMurphy00]

Spinal fusion? Got mine in 2013 lol

[@elliottscott6179]

I have an analog barometer on my desk, but I'm also a sailor.

[@diongarza8837]

That's no lie bro .I have that metal in my back

[@Stumppy60]

@@SeanMurphy00 Got mine in 1997.

[@billhaynes8646]

My knees never lie...

[@TheFireDragon-f2d]

Good stuff. Your most cherished item after you buy out will be your giant crock pot. Get a good one, they aren't cheap. You more snow it holds the less often you need to do water. You can bake bread in it. Use it as a sink. Haul water with it. They aren't as fun as swords and knives but it's in my top items. Crock pot, flashlight, Bluetti, DeWalt chainsaw, fiskars maul, winter sleeping bag, winter jacket, winter boots, summer boots, duckie pants. .22 rifle. These are my most used items. I bugged out July 2022.

[@AgnesMariaL]

I've used the dewalt saws (friends here have them). While they are handy, I find they really like to grab twigs and jam them up underneath the cover, and the cover is a pita to remove (takes ridiculously long to unscrew/screw back on). When I went to buy my own battery saw, we got the 40v ryobi with 14" bar. I can do several hours of falling and cutting on one battery, and when it does fail to eject twigs and other debris, it's easy to clean out without having to remove the cover :) We bought an American-made cast iron Dutch oven and use it all the time! The lid even doubles as a frying pan flipped over :)

[@TheFireDragon-f2d]

@AgnesMariaL I know what you are taking about and get those issues with my saw, but not to any major degree. I yank twigs out at least once a use, but it's a second of work. I don't find the plastic cover too bad to take off, but it hates threading correctly when putting t back. Always takes a few tries. I have a Dutch oven also but never ended up using it. I used it my first winter on the stove to soak up heat and radiate it all night, but now I use my stock pot full of water instead. I might have to try other electric saws. I use DeWalt because all my tools are DeWalt so it's convenient for batteries. I certainly don't get hours of work out of a battery. My big battery still drains in about an hour of solid work.

[@AgnesMariaL]

@TheFireDragon-f2d I think dewalt is the only one we don't have any of, lol :p Originally i wanted tye 18v ryobi saw because my kit is that, but for the price difference it just made sense to go up to the 40v :) Of course, it's quite heavy compared to the little dewalt - the battery is probably two or three times the size of the bigger dewalt batteries - but not only is it great for doing all the piddly stuff, it can handle a lot of the bigger stuff that I usually haul out the 455 rancher for, so we're quite happy with it :) We also wound up getting the posthole auger with 8" and 3" bits, as we had footings to pour for a biilding and we have lots of fencing to put up. My husband is quite happy with the performance of that tool as well, and he used to make fun of me for liking ryobi 😂 We have a bunch of bigger pots that we use for things like canning, heating water/melting snow. It's just the two of us here, so for cooking and baking the dutch oven is perfect for us :)

[@TheFireDragon-f2d]

@AgnesMariaL Nice. I have the 460 Rancher myself lol. I haven't touched it other than to put it away since getting the little DeWalt. With solar, being able to cut endlessly using electricity is so nice. I don't like buying gas. I haven't seen the post hole auger, I'll google that, it sounds interesting. It's funny how people start prepping like they are going into a mad Max movie, but after you really bug out you quickly realize it's all about food. I thought I would be living off hunting and farming by now. Not. Even. Close. lol. I went real hungry the first winter. Hunting when you are starving is a different way to live.

[@AgnesMariaL]

@TheFireDragon-f2d Oh, it's definitely a lifestyle unto its own! The first time I went off-grid was as a child, and we subsisted off twice-yearly shipments by barge for dry goods, a once-yearly shopping trip to town a 45-minute boat ride plus 2-hour car-ride away, our chickens, fishing (I swear, I got sick of fish right quick!) and one year my dad got an old bear who was at his end and hanging about but couldn't hear the warning shots! Now, I have finally returned to that lifestyle, three years ago at age 44 :) We have a small homestead, though: poultry, rabbits, pigs and sheep. The rabbits and pigs are our best producers, and the best ROI. We have deer and wild rabbit that we can hunt, but I haven't had time because hubby's been out of town for work the past month, so I've been pulling double-duty. He'll be home this evening for almost a week, though, so we may yet get a deer this season :) But yeah, it takes time... The sheep have been the sharpest learning curve, and the most expensive! We are definitely in the hole with them - like, a couple thou - but I refuse to give up!

[@Dogfart24]

I got my wife the Muff Warmer! She won't leave the house now!

[@user-im6fy4qp6m]

hey now this is a PG channel

[@jarebberthoud7624]

Love the content/reviews/recommends. Thanks Nate!

[@ResilienceOnPurpose]

Pressure cookers. Make cooking so much more efficient on energy/fuel use, are useful for canning, and work a lot faster. They're also a great way to make tough game soft and tasty.

[@elliottscott6179]

and you can can with them.

[@CanadianChick2024]

Pressure canner is a must

[@AgnesMariaL]

They are insanely expensive! If I had $400 to blow, I'd rather buy another sheep or something else useful. Pressure canners are a modern, western thing - the rest of the world just water baths everything like they did before that invention (which is apparently illegal in Germany because they can explode), and no-one has died yet from eating canned meat! And yes, canning is a great way to tenderize old meat; I just did a 3-year-old rabbit last week and oh my, does she ever go down easy 😋😋😋

[@UraniumHound]

Red sky at morning, sailor take warning. Red sky at night, sailors delight. Works 90% of the time for me.

[@Whuffagowie]

And, wind from the East, the fish bite the least.

[@Dang_Near_Fed_Up]

That may or may not work, depending on the amount of chemicals in the air where you live. Big cities like LA, their air should be listed as flammable at times, and unbreathable all the time. If you think I am kidding, remember that Lake Erie caught on fire, and they couldn't put it out, so it had to burn itself out. Also the Cuyahoga river has been on fire several times. And those happened without any kind of disaster. Once something SHTF worthy happens, who knows what might take place.

[@viv-zx5yh]

Has always been damn accurate for me too 😊

[@shermdog6969]

We have an Ambient weather station and has been extremely accurate. Solar powered.

[@whiteeaglehodges45]

I'm proving you wrong,not a prepper at all ,I'm broke,but I appreciate you

[@swivel_lock]

We love you Nate!

[@ilikepineapples7835]

Canadian prepper commercials for Christmas

[@ademarifaj3316]

Thanks Nate ! Machete,Smal shovel,Smal ax, barbwire,hand crank radio,binoculars, compass, good size knife that you can put handle to make spears, etc.....

[@Redneckerthanu]

Just curious of what your use of the barb wire is, thanks.,

[@ademarifaj3316]

@Redneckerthanu many uses, trapping animals, bubby traps parameter,, unbinding you get strong single wire,make fishing huk, tips for arrows,binding straws for shelter roof,etc

[@nevertolatetoprepare2802]

My Galileo thermometer has more gradients and is very accurate. Not bad for a development that's over 800 years old.

[@rw8147]

I'm a motorcyclist. I know when it's gonna rain. That JOI Lamp is super cool.

[@kevinroberson1985]

I have a little green frog at my front door and he is very accurate about rain ! And I watch the smoke from the chimney if the smoke goes up in the air it's not going to be very cold and if it goes down to the ground it is going to be very cold! I even watch ant's and the way they prepare for wet weather and Cold weather! And they are many more things to watch for in nature that I learned from my grandparents that were born in 1893 and passed away in 1973 and 1978 ! They lived through times with no weather radar or TV news and survived on the family farm they survived the Hoover days and ate like a king and Queen and so did my mother and father and they grew their own vegetables and slaughtered their own beef and pork and chickens they raised! And I grew up in that way of growing and preparing food and putting it up to eat and a lot of food to last over a year and smoke cured and salt cured meat and fish and plenty of eggs and chickens to last me! I go to the store right out side and get eggs and I milk my cow for fresh milk the real kind that's not half watered down like 2 percent milk is! Make my own butter from the skim of the milk! Real butter the best ever ! And real corn grits the yellow feild corn and good yellow corn meal !

[@charlieyellowstone8248]

I must be a real survivalist because I watched the whole video. 👍

[@LarryeWhite61]

LOL

[@ANZUKUSAC]

You don’t need clunky junk to read the weather! When you’re being washed down river in real time, you just naturally know it rained 2-3 days ago.

[@jayleeper1512]

All I know is if you are out on nice, warm sunny day and high, scuddy clouds start to form, get out of the woods and head for shelter because you will be in heavy weather within four hours. Seen it several times and the first time, I nearly spent the night in the woods, but zi barely got out. If snowed two feet over night.

[@kevinbushey1879]

I used to have one in my shop and all ways looked at the pressure could tell you about the weather. It was for fun.

[@dianacramer4747]

thank you, stay safe

[@sylwesterorowski8552]

For the weather mostly useful is knowledge. Identification of clouds is 90% of it and in marine we use radar to see the clouds over the horizon.

[@reidcrosby6241]

Key indicator

[@austinoconnor4452]

Nate, just for a minute think. 3D PRINTERS for a prep. I really like the Idea and think it should be pushed among preppers. Can get them used for $50 and new for under $300. Seriously a good thought considering the medical uses as well as making/reparing tools, drones, cases, gas masks and much more. The hardware is easy enough to protect.

[@LaudenElizabeth]

Thanks Nate!

[@ericwhitfield8475]

Hi CP, what about a tactical pen. You write with it and can use it as a close quarter weapon. They often have other items in them like a knife blade they can break glass etc.

[@eochaidhoghachruithne]

You are alright dude. Good bless you dude.

[@the-prepper-DAD]

Watching this makes me wonder: how prepared are we really for the unexpected? It’s easy to dismiss these ideas, but true peace of mind comes from knowing we can protect our loved ones.

[@PoBaska]

Only other natives will know what I mean by this but if you watch your animals they will tell you more about the weather than those instruments ever will

[@Gunnyfelker]

Outdoor animals will tell you when people are coming too (or deer etc). Just watch their movements. As a Reconnaissance Marine we used a lot of survival techniques that cats use when we patrolled.

[@Becki-cw3iz]

As a native, we never domesticated any animals or had any animal husbandry, where as the other continents had been doing it for literally tens of thousands of years, But somehow we know more about it than they do, despite them working with and living with animals for millenia...

[@PoBaska]

@Gunnyfelker I hate to tell you this brother but natives can tell a lot more than that from out door animals a good dog or horse is priceless. And thank you for your service

[@PoBaska]

@Becki-cw3iz I have dogs that i spend my life with if you know what I mean but my grandmother could watch her horse and tell you to the day of when the seasons would start to change , if she had company coming and if so if it was a friendly visit or not, wether her garden would produce good that year and a whole lot more. She always kept a few minnows in a fishbowl and could tell you by what they were doing if the fish were going to be biting or not. My dogs tell me who to be friendly with and who can't be trusted to 💯 present accuracy. And the feral cats around here will tell you if there's a hurricane coming you just have to know the signs to watch for.

[@Becki-cw3iz]

​@@PoBaskagood dogs and horses that we never had until European colonizers arrived and provided us with and taught us how to use...

[@BrokePrepper]

i feel like I'm watching pawn stars with the barometer video sequence lol. You guys do a good job with the perspectives/timing/transitions.

[@yawzerdoink-a-sore-as]

The theme for this Christmas, “End of the world stuff” 😂

[@jasonclark5074]

I use a thermometer in my shop, rail barrel for the garden with tape inserted, KINETIC WIND ART for wind direction

[@lorimartin3562]

I live in Texas ... if it's too cold to wear shorts, I don't leave the house .. if it's cold and rain or ice, you definitely don't leave the house. Otherwise, the weather is hot or hotter

[@alexanderkirk3126]

Merry Christmas

[@sherryhagerty9171]

Perpetual calendar, thermometers, lots of thermometers! Saw set, grinding wheel and whet stones, if you live where there are maple &/or birch trees, and the right climate,sap processing supplies. Slide rule and instructions for using; glass and pipe cutters and threaders

[@moletech537]

Loving the Christmas introduction 🎅

[@BrokePrepper]

those traps are essential living in the country just for pest control alone. shipping container haha. just saw that.

[@photosnyper]

When i was a kid my parents had barometer on the wall , and they knew how to “ predict” weather by changing atm pressure readings

[@terrylazurko2476]

Hey Nate, The car flame throwers that were used in South Africa many years ago. We could use it in Canada now with clearing snow off the sides of our cars and trucks. When SHTF happens then it will help deter the zombies.

[@therightside9237]

If your going to trap egg yolk is popular and have a blanket or small tarp to cover it keeping the animal calm especially a skunk! Road kill recipe book not included!🙃

[@rdragonsheridan]

Grandma taught me storms. Tornados 🌪️ are easy to spot, in beginning stages, just look for a tail...et cetera Great video! More traps the better...

[@jacobravenwood7968]

Tornadoes, easy to spot during the day. We had one pass by our house at night by only a 100 or 200 yd. And the only reason we knew it was going by was because we could hear the roar, but we couldn't see it. So we had no idea which direction it was coming from or which direction it was going in. That was the most terrifying night of my life especially since we have no basement or storm shelter.

[@rdragonsheridan]

Learn the signs ... ha! I bet you have learned a bunch by now!!

[@visionquest520]

Reed Pump Stick Cordless Water Transfer Pump: 330 GPH would be a cool item to review also very handy when transferring water from one place to another. Thanks nate for these product reviews, loved the micro air inflator and of course the cool factor of owning a genuine samurai sword would be awesome. Stay prepped. Stay Alert.😊

[@Pyxius]

Those cages are great. My 84 yo g’pa has some old ones that he’s been using for years to catch all kinds of critters! :)

[@snittolo]

So I'm a REAL prepper now?!

[@curedham2963]

YES 🙌

[@Jeasira]

yes 🏴‍☠️

[@sharistafne4632]

😂😂

[@erickholmgren4154]

Congratulations

[@erickholmgren4154]

Now we show you the secret handshake 🤝

[@forgottentechnology]

Every one need a "Weather Vane" the wind direction will tell you where the storm is and where you are in relation to the center of the storm.

[@cinnreds18]

Nate, I am glad you mentioned trapping. Most preppers forget to learn this skill. You can hunt 24/7 most animals are nocturnal and we’re not. Catching food and clothing is vital in a Stone Age scenario. Get as many traps are you can afford, watch videos get a book and learn the art.

[@chillindave1357]

$1250 for a coat... another greedy company. Nope

[@CamilleCJ]

Anyone who likes indestructible and super good tools should try the Fiskars Fiskars X24 Universal Ax M 60cm chopping and splitting ax! Especially this 60cm size because you can chop super quickly with one hand, but it is also large enough to split larger pieces with 2 hands. I know people with 3 different axes, I chop practically everything with just these Fiskars! Also use it to chop branches from trunks or drive wedges into trunks. The plastic handle cannot be broken! If you miss, you will at most have a scratsch

[@KevinAdamson-hc8wt]

Hi Nate Kevin from Indiana says howdy!

[@elliottscott6179]

My Arctic gear is USGI. It works I wear it when I shouldn't have to drive to work. The USGI field jacket with the liner and the arctic mittens and wool socks, you're golden and you can get the whole set for cheap.

[@emmanightingale2024]

I have a Flextail pump, I got it for Christmas in 2023, it's really awesome

[@sasquatchwizardadirondacks7710]

Great job in post, thank you Sir. I think it’s awesome they’re using real fur on clothes. I was an avid trapper in the Adirondacks. Prime fur is top notch for keeping warm.

[@nickylast7405]

omg my grandpa had that barometer thing hanging on his wall when I was growing up.

[@markp118]

Good Barometer should be on every balcony even for non preppers

[@jimmccoy1875]

Thank you Nate I already have a few of these items previewed along with a one hundred dollar sleeping bag for below zero weather which we are looking at next week

[@ManDime222]

I will take wool all day everyday for cold weather you will never convince me otherwise…keep doing your thing CP…that paper looks badass though and if course the fur mits

[@shireboundscribbles]

I have and rely on my antique termometre, barometer, and agrometer. Definitely get one and learn how it relates to where you live.

[@inkmetal1]

I am old fashioned, if I want to know what the weather is I go outside. My idea of winter is sitting in front of a fire place with a drink in my hand. Was on a snowmobile once to say I was.

[@taiganwind7787]

You mentioned fur bedrolls once upon a time. Did you carry them? Or did you recommend King? Pick the long spear on a short, stout staff. Rather have that in a hallway than a sword. Like the tea light lamp.

[@CassieChapman-d6t]

Accurate weather forecasting is important, from knowing what to wear .How it will affect your crops. This being the 80th anniversary of D Day 6th June 1944. It was accurate meteorology that made the landings on the 6th ,not before because of a storm in the English Channel.

[@sopranosfan2]

it's likely because the temperature and humidity sensors are located within the unit itself, meaning it only measures the environment directly around it, not the outside air. That's what an old school weather station that hangs on your wall will do. You need one for outside to do the outside weather. I wonder if they make an analog one for outside that won't get ruined by the weather or an EMP? I got a decent weather station outside right now but if an EMP hits it ain't going to do me any good.

[@Vanzee-fb2xb]

Hallelujah!!!! The daily jesus devotional has been a huge part of my transformation, God is good 🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻was owning a loan of $47,000 to the bank for my son's brain surgery (David), Now I'm no longer in debt after I invested $12,000 and got my payout of m $270,500 every months,God bless Ms Evelyn Vera🇺🇸..

[@Vanzee-fb2xb]

Only God knows how much grateful i am. After so much struggles I now own a new house and my family is happy once again everything is finally falling into place!!

[@AdrizzBeer]

Same here waking up every 14th of each month to 210,000 dollars it’s a blessing to I and my family… I can now retire knowing that I have a steady income❤️Big gratitude to Ms Evelyn Vera

[@Williammercy-zt9ou]

Absolutely! I've heard stories of people who started with little to no knowledge but made it out victoriously thanks to Ms. Evelyn Vera.

[@AbdrhmnTurbak]

. I do know Ms. Evelyn Vera, I also have even become successful....

[@CaslerDannels]

After I raised up to 325k trading with her I bought a new House and a car here in the states 🇺🇸🇺🇸 also paid for my son's surgery (Oscar). Glory to God.shalom.

[@krfloll]

The humble heated blanked only takes about 100 watts and if youre bundled up youll want it off more often than on

[@captainscotty3664]

Thanks Nate. Be Safe, God Bless.

[@roguesquad6784]

Nate, what do you think about the biolight stoves? I have had one for years and works great.

[@Dang_Near_Fed_Up]

I love the idea of the weather station, but sadly I have one built in. Good old Uncle Arthur and a lifetime's accumulation of broken bones, screws, metal plates, etc. Anyone who has dealt with this for long learns to read their bones to know the weather as accurately as any weather man on the TV if not more so.

[@williamhanna5224]

Awesome Nate

[@twohomesteads6512]

Another winner video.

[@kevenrichard7651]

Lost my bobcat fur mitts when my warm blooded pyromaniac friend heated our wood stove red hot in the tent under my mitts that where hanged to dry... they turned into babiche that day.

[@davidclarke6658]

I still use a barometer. Still a good weather tool to have in the house.

[@prestongoodwin407]

The big issue with all prepping items well only work if u can stay where u are. Most cases u have to leave find new base camp then slowly collect things for the rest of ur life lol

[@mikewilkerson4154]

Get a ACU Rite it is awesome. It tells you the temp wind direction and speed, humidity, barometric pressure, inside temp and forecast. I have had on for 6 years and love it. It has a monitor system like an iPad for inside.

[@WhocarezWhocarez-nw8ke]

I get bad headaches when a storm is on the way , or just use a barometer if it drops you know what's up

[@chrisb4457]

Seriously, stock up on underwear and socks. If it's a real apocalyptic scenario (like the giant west coast earthquake we are expecting), we won't have access to clothes for a while if we don't just leave. Get canning lids and tops, spices to preserve food. The lids are a consumable product and they can be challenging to find while full production is up and running. Last, I like the washboard idea from the previous video, but also stock up on soap of all kinds. Deodorants, etc. The small stuff we take for granted.

[@witsonsmom729]

I have one of those barometric pressure/temperature/humidity gages.

[@adammackinnon4850]

Have you ever done a boot review. Very specific, a work boot , safe, practical, useful if you're. not on welfare, maybe a winter boot? Forgot to put that in. It seems companies love to advertise -40, but ?? It was a long, cold day, so I also fixed some punctuation.

[@AgnesMariaL]

I have the same issue. I just use those stick-on toe warmers now, as they're fairly inexpensive.

[@recon1986]

#1 most important prepping item that no one thinks of or stocks up on.... SALT!!!!

[@InnovativeJournaling]

yes... Salt, Sugar, coffee and anything ATF. But NOT iodized salt.

[@x_VALTIEL_x]

@@InnovativeJournaling "But NOT iodized salt" Why?

[@michaelbass8791]

Having a Sling psychrometer and knowing how to use will help in weather forecasting. It would enable you to determine a falling or rising barometric pressure, humidity, and dew points.

[@badtchad4935]

I’m in the Vancouver area, it’s gonna rain 🌧️. I’ve got a thermometer outside on the deck, that’s the only weather device I have but it’s usually pretty survivable here. Love the idea of having a bunch of traps 👍🏻

[@InnovativeJournaling]

If you're in Vancouver it's always raining/misting

[@bluemoose1972]

By the way to let you all know those glass things floating those were invented by Galileo It's called a Galileo thermometer 😎🐢🌽🌲🇺🇸🌎

[@franwatkins5934]

Love the black jacket but looks💕 expensive. I had a down once but the feathers started working their way out thru the seams so i gave it away

[@tinaschneider3738]

In the olden days I use to be able to read the different types of clouds and correctly forcast the weather, but with all this weather modified spraying stuff...who knows

[@reidcrosby6241]

Still accurate . Muffles it slightly on occasion

[@bambiborel6837]

Simply ….. thank you 🙏🏻 ❤🎉

[@ZyliceLiddell]

What about the ‘drones’ that are everywhere?

[@CliffordOliveiraJr]

Very nice weather meters 😮

[@bobhoward9016]

Nate, your cool. Even without a "scooba suit"..

[@Jake-Jake]

before buying a katana or any sword verify it's tang construction...only as strong as it's weakest link...opt for full tang...

[@Vamperial76]

I've got a question. What do you use to tell seasons? So you know when to sow various seeds. Thank you.

[@greenyoshi777]

4:00 DARK!!! 🤣🤣🤣

[@kevinboock7143]

That’s awesome 😂

[@taiganwind7787]

How about showing us how to cast a net? The nets with weights around the outside. And how to repair the nets. Something every Atlantic kid tries to dodge having to do, but completely left feild for a prairie kid.

[@matthewquinn8616]

Good video. Kestrel handheld weather meters work great.