NOT Walmart Survival Challenge

[@ReclusiveMountainMan]

"Hi, I'm Greg Ovens, and this is Oven's Rocky Mountain Bushcraft." Can't tell you how happy I am every time I see a post from Greg. Even a campfire and story time with Greg would be enjoyable. Or a buy and cook on the campfire.

[@bradendorsey1243]

Aa😊

[@danielgonzales4424]

3rd person?

[@user-tb1ho6cv6p]

mybe he will purpose to u tomorrow and u can hug him everyday

[@ReclusiveMountainMan]

@@user-tb1ho6cv6p Hard to decipher what you are saying when you can't spell. Had to read what you wrote twice before I understood what you're trying to say. You have a vivid imagination. Perhaps you should follow your interest in creative writing. Just learn how to spell first. It'll help your readers. 100% troll.

[@blainewatkinson4315]

Won’t eat a mouse but will eat a frog, ya wanna think about that

[@jessebuckley6867]

Support local business! It keeps the common man’s economy flowing! This is a cool trend, I saw Amos’s video too

[@Chillionaire]

Yea the local businesses where I live are expensive as hell

[@LexyThomas134]

​@@ChillionaireThat's everywhere, local businesses can't afford to buy stock in bulk to get it cheaper like Walmart for example can. They ruin local businesses and take a lot of the money out of your area. That's why you should support the local businesses instead.

[@Chillionaire]

@@LexyThomas134 can’t afford to

[@LexyThomas134]

@@Chillionaire Yeah, I understand that

[@versatec1]

And pay cash...resist the CBDC

[@yourveryowngenie]

Bushcraft is an art, and you sir, are an artist.

[@Spartan117Devin]

Hey Greg, just wanna say “Thank you” for sharing Fin with us all! After losing my dog this last year (old age), it helps me so much to see goofy and lovable Fin! It heals me truly, give Fin some pats on the head for me! Much love and blessing - Devin!

[@backpackertoo]

I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again. If you know anything about the outdoors and how things work than you already know how precious these videos are. Go ahead and watch all the other big names which I won’t mention cause they are All good outdoorsman but Greg has the touch that they are all missing. If you watched him with the battery then you will see he didn’t cut away and use a lighter. He showed you that it sucks but it can be done and I bet that whole thing took him and hour or two just to make a two minute fire starting sequence FOR HIS WATCHERS.Think about that! I can do all this but I surely can’t record it while getting eaten alive by mosquitoes and I don’t think many have the patience to do so🤷🏼This is the best you will see on you tube for outdoor survival skills by a long shot!!!

[@InYourFace2day]

@@Yesindeed126 on the run?

[@Patrick-fn8sq]

Thank you, for all the great adventures. I am 70 yrs and have enjoyed this type of thing all my life. Watching you and others gives me new things to learn while watching. I love it !!!

[@stevencunningham4680]

Hey Greg just a quick tip on using the steel wool and battery for fire starting. Use a larger piece of steel wool , about half fist size will work great. That way when you touch the battery to it the steel wool will run hot longer giving you more time to light your tinder.

[@proc55]

I was itching just seeing all them mosquitoes, I can only imagine how irritating it was starting your fire dealing with them buggers. Another great video Greg! You and Finn keep up the great content!

[@proc55]

@GregOvens is this real? Ive gotten another one of these from another content creator i like to watch.

[@eaglestrekker677]

I will zubb yall

[@OvensRockyMountainBushcraft]

Watch out for these scams was not me

[@proc55]

@@OvensRockyMountainBushcraft thanks Greg I appreciate it, I figured it was probably a scammer. Take care

[@ingesadventures]

Same. You could hear those mosquitoes very wel

[@reneeallen3569]

My dad and I would go to a nearby pond. We’d gig frogs all night long. Daylight we’d go home and clean them and put them in salt water to soak. Mama would roll them in egg and corn meal and fry them. Some of the best eating for basically free!

[@chaadgarcia3958]

Thats awesome!

[@hubrisnaut]

Any kind of frog? We don't have a lot of bull frogs where I live. I've never tried them but I would like to.

[@reneeallen3569]

@@hubrisnaut research edible frogs in your area. Some are poisonous.

[@JulieBullard-gp1zc]

That's how it's done 😎

[@GeorgeMcfly55]

My boyfriend and I love watching your vids Greg. Whenever we go camping and forget something vital we’ll always say something like “we just have to think like Greg” and we always figure something out. Like the last time, I forgot extra tent pegs for our tarp so we just whittled down some sticks and they lasted us the whole week’s stay!! Best survivalist around

[@cletusspucklerstablejeaniu1059]

"Think like Greg” and camp next to a Walmart.

[@scottboylan3934]

think like greg

[@cletusspucklerstablejeaniu1059]

@@GeorgeMcfly55 ... His favorite place to buy things for a "survival" challenge.

[@bonniewood1419]

My son went to work inthe oil fields and so many men amped in the wall MArt parking lot

[@bonniewood1419]

I think that’s pretty generic us of them!

[@Mer42eva]

Greg Come to Alaska 🎉 Sure do enjoy your homely attitude and simple methods of basic and very important life skills❤ Also the experiences you share through it all in a calm respectful courteous manner! All around humble and down to earth man ❤❤❤

[@johnhassell6672]

Doesn’t seem like anyone mentioned this yet but if you need to, it is possible to eat stinging nettles raw, just crush them up a bit first. It’s much more valuable than “just another wild edible to survive” too. I grow a patch at home and have a number of wood nettle foraging spots; it’s valuable as heck to me.. Grateful for your knowledge sharing Greg. 🌍☮️

[@micahestep7679]

I like the idea of using a bic lighter to start fires. I've dug them out of dry mud after they've been thrown away and sat in the sun for who knows how long after they were thought to be used up. You can depend on them to light up at least another 8-10 times.

[@nancyl3843]

Looked like a fun challenge minus the skeeters. So nice to catch a couple fish. Many thanks to you and Finn.

[@lyricalgypsy]

Frog legs..."let"s hop to it!" 😂 Made me laugh 🤣

[@residentgrey]

LOL @ locusts...You already had the frogs!

[@Mer42eva]

Lol Absolutely love your humor!! “Look like a bunch of bums hanging out “ 😂 You get me laughing by myself so much just when i need it ❤❤❤

[@Champ1on_X]

Greg: "I'm just waiting for the locusts." 😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@Shreffzilla]

Love your videos - I always learn something new. Thanks for all the hard work you put into them.

[@dannyboy8883]

You nailed it buddy. Fort - Fire- Fish - Finn and a positive vibe thru out makes you a weiner! cheers 🍺🍺🍺from Nunavut.

[@chrisgeoss2543]

At 6 mins in to the video, I had to stop. I had huge frog legs at this shore restaurant....I still at 58 years old, remember how good they were. That was the night I had snapper soup for the 1st time as well. I left that place to go home after the meal and was so satisfied experiencing these amazing dishes. I wasn't even a teen.....I'm 59 now. And I have so many fond memories of that day. GODbless you brother

[@LexyThomas134]

$12 for 5 frog legs. I didnt know they sold for that much lol we used to catch and cook them all of the time growing up, we'd eat about 30, 40 sometimes even more of them a piece haha that'd be almost $400 worth of frog legs haha

[@hubrisnaut]

I live in rural Maine and I can't fathom how the natives lived here during the height of mosquito season. They are brutal and maddening. I believe they made for the coast. Some say they slathered themselves in bear fat. One item I would have bought is bug spray with lots of deet in it. It's the only thing that works.

[@opie7afe]

Ill take mosquitos over the demon spawns known as black flies...funny enough the mosquitos in nh or maine don't bother me, here in RI..they eat me alive..i swear im allergic to this state.but that will be dealt with when we move to TN.

[@lalaalalala]

loved the video. would really like to see more with wild edible plants though. like forage and cook etc

[@AwesomeFish12]

He did point out that the nettles would be edible. Without a pot to blanch them they might have been more trouble than they were worth though.

[@lalaalalala]

@@AwesomeFish12 yea that’s true

[@bluenothing720]

That look on Fin's face at 15:00. Just so great!

[@michaelrothwell8804]

Had to laugh when you said " looks like a bunch of bums" because I was thinking the exact same at that moment.

[@lindaopperthauser2284]

My old friend Kathy and I had been fishing all day. Came back to prepare our fish when she looked at me and said, are those bull frogs I hear? Yes....we lived on a golf course at that time. She and I took the golf cart out and all we had to do was shine the headlights on them. They froze! Needless to say we also had a bunch of awesome frog legs that night!! 😋

[@Happyheart146]

I totally cracked up at you "Waiting for the locusts"! I get long periods of bad patches too, I completely relate. I'm gonna use that one lol

[@bengunning3420]

My new favourite phrase I learned from Greg that I drop into every conversation “now were styling!” 😂

[@michaelbeck6138]

Persistence is definitely a virtue . Thank you Greg and fin for the challenge.

[@fivestarz3s]

Put a small piece of RED tissues (like a piece of a red tshirt or towel) on a hook and catch unlimited frogs. They LOVE the red color and I catch batch of 20+ frequently with a fishing pole and a small piece of a red tshirt on a fishing hook. Easy. I cook them in garlic butter like you did they are fantastic.

[@AryukovAlexey]

4 items of my choice would be: 1. Tent 2. Lighter 3. Hot dogs 4. Water

[@TheJakefolger]

I used to gig frogs at this pond that was on the farm I worked on. Try it and do a video on that. Love you, Greg.

[@eaglestrekker677]

good stuff

[@hampshireoutdoorsandsurviv9340]

awesome great advice without being up your own arse always learning and being yourself once again cheers from the UK

[@asiatownsend830]

Greg ovens should get a medal for being a national treasure

[@forestwitch13]

Super cool vid. Looked like a beautiful creek. Fin is definitely a bit spoiled, I've never seen a dog turn down frog legs 😂

[@AwesomeFish12]

Prefers the pedigree from the can :p

[@forestwitch13]

@@AwesomeFish12 prefers $30 steaks

[@YorkistRaven]

Great video Greg. if you peel bark off standing cedars, usually it is totally dry and also has oils in it that make it catch fire easily. Plus it is powdery. Even in the rain, the under bark of the cedar will be dry. Your dog is very cute :)

[@snookie9024]

As I hear the Mosquitoes I start Swatting them away I though they where really flying around my ears lol

[@AdventuresMadeFromScratch]

I think I’ll give the Not Walmart challenge a go!

[@donEvans27]

Old parts get jealous of the new parts 😂😂😂😂 Btw, use hand lotion to wash the grease off. Tip from old mechanic with eczema.

[@misst1586]

I didn't have any used crisco also.

[@jimbunda46]

Great video Greg! You break everything down so simple for folks. Truly enjoy the content you put out!

[@minuka]

“It just Looks like a bunch of bums hangin out” bahahah you crack me up Greg😂 Im with ya.. can’t do rodents lol

[@lenprice6315]

I learned about you from watching Fowlers videos you’re a good person I enjoy watching your videos. Thank you.

[@roelvanvliet7565]

Greg thx once again for another great video. Loved watching it. Keep supporting those local businesses!!! Looking fwd to your next adventures.

[@jessecameron4973]

Thank you Greg my son is 8 and we injoy watching you we learn alot from you :)

[@mitzioden4926]

That fish looked good. I like the way you built the shelter.

[@reneemarie3164]

Excellent outing Greg!

[@suestange3913]

I Loved it, you and Finn are always Great to see

[@lukasneuhoff6954]

Loved it how Finn was like... Aww cool mate, you got the fire cooking and just lays down and chilled. 24:38

[@karennewbury6430]

Perseverance must be your middle name, Greg. ... My dad cooked frog legs for us once when I was a kid. They were delicious! We have little to no mosquitos this year, so far, in S.E. Ontario. We still have a province wide fire ban though. Your videos are always a treat to watch. Keep 'em coming!

[@johnthomas-vy3th]

And yes gregd the best to watch i fond his videos sooo relaxing and addictive, just watched about 4 hours worth almost non stop 👍

[@daveunsworth9931]

Hi I'm new to your channel and I'm enjoying it, love your dog and laid back approach to life ,brilliant.

[@f1s2hg3]

Great ending Greg 10 stars ⭐️!!!

[@kellyhill4410]

When building fire with steel wool. It's best to use a lightly packed ball about the size of a ping-pong ball. Works really good . Also sweet-grass works pretty good for keeping mosquitoes away. Crush it up and rub it on your skin, or weave it into necklaces and bracelets and wear it around your neck and wrists. Or both. Let me know if any of these suggestions work for you . Excellent video brother.. 🤜🌟🤛🎣🐟

[@jeromewong5575]

Hi Greg, My family, and I absolutely love watching your adventures with Finn in the bush, as well as learning new skills that we could all practice, the next time we head out into the wild. Thank you for being such a great person to learn from! One last thing, we are sorry to hear of your vehicle problems, and if you're in the market for another vehicle, we don't know if you might be interested with possibly taking a look at the Toyota brand? The vehicles that Toyota makes just seem to last a very long time, especially the ones from Japan! Take care, and happy trails!

[@jamesphilbrook5567]

Greg, you should always carry a multi tool with you at all times. If you don’t have one , I’ll send you one.

[@stevenotman4613]

I remember bush craft expert Ray Mears and a friend, theorizing what Iron Age man, may have eaten to survive, and one plant was the stinging nettle, they tested the theory by simply toasting the tips of the nettles (marshmallow style) over a campfire. I also tested this myself and was amazed how little effort it took to get rid of the acid in the leaves, interesting stuff, keep it up!

[@Lanny-io9bi]

With the way of the world today,in my opinion Greg you are one of the most wealthy and happy people I watch and your lifestyle choices are something to admire! The beauty of the bush and what it has to offer beats life in the concrete jungles every time!

[@StAnDnWaKeUp]

Great video as usual. Your beard grows some fast!

[@dazzaoutandabout4870]

Great challenge Greg. Very entertaining and educational. Great fishing too. Cheers mate from Aust

[@jasonwithers2418]

Good on you for taking up the challenge. I watched Amos’s and wondered if any of you guys would accept. 👍

[@chaadgarcia3958]

I went to my dad's hunting partners house one night when I was a kid. He had a whole platter of chicken the table.... he said try one. I did. It was excellent. Then he told me it was 🐸. In California we have frogs 10 to fifteen pounds. Huge!!! Any way..I love this video. Keep on going...I watch you every day 😊

[@VanIslandOutdoors]

Great video as always. You should do a frog legs catch and cook

[@pelicandame]

Those mosquitos, yikes. I got bit like crazy working in the garden this summer! Every time I heard one on this video, I winced! I suspect I may have PMSD, Post Mosquito Stress Disorder! Also really appreciated how you harvested the skunk cabbage, leaving leaves on each plant so it can recover. Thank you for showing responsible resource use! 😊

[@arlenefrancis2791]

Nice challenge! Loved watching this one. ❤ Take care, Greg and Finn! 😊

[@martinX71055]

Yes a smoky fire will scare off the mosquitoes. I found out when I lived wild in Scotland. Martin London England

[@TheFaceofRebellion]

Enjoyed this adventure, Greg! Couple things. The steel wool trick works great, but you more or less use a chunk about half the size of one pad, slightly fluffed. It burns a bit longer. And I thought you where using the teepee as home base for awhile. What became of that?

[@rogerfutrell5767]

Finn is trying to tell you there’s more mosquitoes than he can shake a stick at.

[@61shotbeehive]

You're the UNCLE we all wish we had

[@Old-man-of-the-forrest]

Welcome to my world. The world where Murphy rides in every vehicle. It doesn't matter if you live in the bush or the city. Murphy always shows up. Maybe he's one of those frogers you were talking about. Great videos man, I love them and Finn.

[@NChillbilly]

I know you probably have Finn on meds to prevent heartworms with all of the mosquitoes. Almost lost my lab to an infection years ago. They are no joke. Nothing beats the companionship of a good dog to share adventures. Great video as usual.

[@NChillbilly]

@GregOvens won? Did you get hacked lol?

[@richardcampbell1758]

Crazy you can hear the pestle bugs that would drive me nuts

[@kristenvincent3622]

Omg… that restaurant out On the River… in new west… and frog legs. Lol “back in my day” I know that restaurant, brings a smile to my Face

[@manuelaleman9957]

God bless you Greg great Bushcraft

[@erickdub5977]

Finn compliments these videos perfectly, to think I watched these way before you got the dog. Wouldn’t seem right without him now!

[@ainsleypattison8489]

Love you're channel eh,Canadian Wilderness Forever Greg

[@mickeybartlett1274]

😂 those look more like frog butts😂

[@pastorkristoffer4074]

Dawn is the best thing for mechanic hands. I never buy the fancy pumice orange cleaners. Dawn is superior. Cheaper too. Love your videos. Would love to go on adventure with Mr. Ovens. What a guy!

[@BCvictoria]

Awesome challenge idea. Amos' video was good as well. My wife and I love watching Finn and your adventures!😁 Hopefully this rain we've been getting can keep the fires off us for a bit! Cheers from Southern BC

[@bradjohnson8100]

Hi Greg, a long time subscriber from down here in Texas and you are the most real person making survivalist videos. Thank you for your efforts and may the financial reward keep you afloat.

[@cameronsimonton2515]

Rough (non)start. That’s a lot of bad CarMa … and, yet, you keep pushing forward. New subscriber; looking forward to seeing more of your content. I’m 66, and still remember my dad taking me out i a little takeout store in Hialeah, FL, for frog legs and hush puppies 🎉😂

[@OneWhoWas]

I was not expecting the cameo of dirty Mike and the boys. Bad day if they be having a soup kitchen in your tent.

[@sbondesson]

Feels like there is a great opportunity for a collaboration between Greg and a Car-KZbinr. Set Greg up with an off-road vehicle than WILL not fail… would watch! :)

[@martinX71055]

Try nettle roots, like a horizontal yellow carrot. Let me know what you think. Boil or roast.

[@mjoe877]

Enjoyed the video! That is our daily grind here in Alabama swatting mosquitoes.

[@georgejackson7752]

Way to go Greg I'm a brick and block and stone Mason no you done drywall if we can do that bushcraft is like a day in the park love your and Finn's Videos brother keep them coming always enjoy them

[@suezaple4950]

Nice seeing you again doing another change alway fun and your the guy to do this with your skills. Ive had some say to soak the frog leg in milk before cooking ive never ate them.Maybe there is a blockage in one of the line's for fule pump or , pump broken or never know. is the fuel old? Love how you show every step , shelters , fire and so on. I feel for you with those mosquitos least you got it going. Haha Finn and the thonge . Nice couple brook trout yum well done Greg . loved the video as always , Ontario,

[@danielschroth]

I can realy relate to the car issue🤔😁🤠

[@jesseburson]

I want a dog like fin! Pretty lonely around the old homestead, I need a pal to go bushing with too! Videos are peaceful and I learn a lot. (minus the skeeters)

[@beberle9641]

You and Finn have got the life for sure. Keep it up Greg we will watch man ✌️🔥😎

[@wokkawicklo]

I could never be one is those people who nest in other people's homes... I snore too much

[@SinaloaTacos]

I love your show! And your life, Im so jelly I wish I lived your life, out there where I belong. Love it all!

[@paper183]

Love the idea of the battery to start the fire. I knew it could be done but I don't think I'd seen it done before. I thought it would have been easier. Good to know. Nice video, thank you!

[@lenlemaic7849]

Hi Greg, I am sure there must be some sort of tree leaves or grass in the Canadian woods that can be rubbed on skin and clothes to deter mosquitoes.

[@tacticalsportsmanproductre6069]

Apparently you are unfamiliar with Canadian Mosquitoes! You can set yourself on fire and they will still bite you.

[@douglasrock9414]

OK Greg. Really smooth going video here. Enjoyed it even if the mosquitos were making me itch! crazy. The car troubles for non rich folks lnever ends. the alternative is huge payments, so yeah. You doing your own work is commendable. I do the same if reasonbly possible. keep it coming.. we're here! Thanx.. Doug Rock in Plattsburgh, NY

[@zackdaniels6858]

WE Quite like your content Greg! Cheers.

[@aprilanderson200]

Wish I was with you. I use to get .y own frogs when I was a kid.

[@wise9022]

Greg. I learned how to do a California patch today. I figured you must have been the man to invent it. Thank you.

[@jamesl.4911]

Enjoying doing difficult things is what being an outdoorsman is about!