Pathfinding Forest Roads 2 - Lost on the Backroads - Overnight Adventure

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Luke is searching for an old forest road which he has always wanted to hike and things don't go according to plan. That night, a visitor of the forest arrives.....
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S&H
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MLD Groundsheet
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[@Stoney_AKA_James]

I really enjoy your videos Luke! Life as an Army Ranger: Humping + 80-lbs. rucks up and mountains, jumping out of perfectly good airplanes and helicopters, plus firefights = arthritis throughout spine and joints, 1 knee replacement and 2nd in near future, 70 % loss of hearing! But I'm still above dirt!!

[@emilywilson8289]

I love watching your adventures as I am too unwell to travel at the moment so it's great to see the great outdoors

[@JosephTreadway-o7q]

At first the outdoors video's bored me , but soon found myself in an outdoors shop spending well over$750 bucks on gear I really feel in love with hiking and camping thx to luke😂, it does show just how spoiled we are compared to the life people had to endure 100 yrs ago? I've used everything I've learned from Luke and it has saved me in some really unexpected situations I downloaded a lot of his videos and used them in these situations. Thanks for your inspiration for the great outdoors it is truly a wonderful experience 👍

[@barbarataylor4382]

One of the things that I love about watching your videos not only are they telling us tips on what to do and what not to do when camping. But I absolutely love it when you tell stories on things it's happened to you while camping or stories about you and your brother

[@chandlercastleberry4447]

I love your videos brother. I have horrible anxiety and ptsd but watching your content helps me relax and so does the outdoors. Thank you for what you do. With love brother- CH

[@nawrashadi]

Prayers from Iraq for you, your family and all you good folks in the US. God bless you all.

[@4mileauto]

Shot a buck one year, a very nice eight point, but one of the tines was snapped off. I did a European mount and hung it on the wall. The next year I was out in the same area about a mile away and spotted something off the side of the trail and pocket the broken tip of a deer antler. A few nights later I was watching some TV and eyeballing my mounted rack. You've guessed it by now I'm sure, but I fetched that piece I'd found and sure enough, a perfect match. I glued it in there and now it is once again an eight point rack.

[@sabinelang4036]

Hi there Luke I am an 62y old Grandmother. I use to love camping with my youngest daughter, many years ago. But since i have come to watch your viedos, i want to ho camping again. Can't go very far, for med reason. We bought a 7 acre (btw we live in eastern Canada), and 2/3 of it is forest. So I'm thinking of camping here in our back woods, with my grandkids. And we have lots of wildlife, like bears, deer, coyotes,foxes and so on. Thank you for your inspiration. Love your videos and all the best to you and Susie ❤❤❤

[@christinaalameda6206]

Glad You did start your video not only am learning we get to journey with You to places we never been too. Especially when Susie comes along. LOVE and GOD BLESS You Both🤗

[@lizcaporicci8483]

I love the fact that you make the best of every situation, Luke.

[@nancyecuer402]

Love watching your channel. I’m a 67y/0 female, who camped often with my kids and grandkids and loved every minute. Now I have early dementia and severe arthritis with spinal cord involvement, as well as multiple joints over entire body. I keep thinking that maybe I could camp in the back of my truck, I definitely can’t sleep on the ground. Until I figure it out, if I can, thanks for bringing me o your adventures

[@reyscottm9]

I love the sound of your truck. The Tundra is pretty sweet, but everyone agrees that it will pass everything except a gas station. Thanks for the video!

[@christinaalameda6206]

Hi Luke, I was thinking the same thing no there's two many bullet shells. Glad you chose wisely.🤗

[@beverlycarter4959]

What you said about camping being a life changing experience is so true I have been camping sense I was a kid. I have not but I have not been able to go and enjoy it for some years now do to not having a way to do it but I am going to try to soon again.

[@christinaalameda6206]

Thank You Luke🤗👍🏻LOVE GOD BLESS You Susie Your Family

[@drive-byguitarlessons1858]

Weirdest thing I found while hiking: I was on this really long thruhike in December back in 2003. Somewhere in the mountains. They were very rugged beautiful but dangerous as well. It was in Afghanistan lol. Found a cave. Right by our OP. We had been on that mountain for a week and walked past the cave opening I have no idea how many times. Crazy. Talk about having a mini-heart attack. Team leader and I dropped our gear and cleared the cave. Thankfully it wasn’t occupied but had it been, they had high ground over our Battalion HQ and our LZ.

[@cappaslangmurderer]

Holy s*4t wonder how many you didn’t see

[@flightographist]

Wow!

[@rouxchat6033]

One thing I've learned is that you never truly know who or what is nearby watching. Glad you were safe and glad you made it home. An Oregon nomad 🌲💗🐶🐺💗🌲

[@haroldluons1729]

Good talk. Thanks for the advice ☺️.

[@michelletavoian483]

All those trees...looks like my home town

[@aaronparker7648]

What an awesome video Luke,your channel is awesome,your such an inspiration for me to get out and get into the outdoors,and I just want to thank you for that….cheers my man.

[@richard_n]

Luke, some of the best adventures I've had were trying to find a place I'd been to but then discovered a whole new place that was great.

[@CapableLegoReviewer]

A good attitude and a little humor goes a long way. Very enjoyable.

[@calvinmonroe2408]

My spirit was lifted every time i hiked in colorado mountains after living my childhood in the southern plains of oklahoma

[@staceytroffer8287]

That was sure a funny sounding owl!!😳

[@redpillcarnivore]

8 months ago i went on my first hike ever with my oldest son, who is a regular hiker. It was a 3 mile hike and it whipped my fat butt. Since then, i have been on many hiking and camping trips. I am eating better and have lost 50 lbs. I am not at your level but am pushing myself more and more. Feeling great now. Thanks for the inspiration Luke. You have a loyal subscriber here.

[@TomKirkman1]

The Backwoods Bunglow tent is not Hilleberg and it's no good in strong winds, but the concept of a large A-frame tent with a "porch" has made it my favorite tent. Not very heavy either. For 3/4s of what most do, this is a very comfortable and roomy tent. Fantastic value.

[@tanman7316]

Sometimes I like to go back and watch your early videos. And then I see your new videos and you are killing it! Keep it up!

[@Lightandlovetoyou]

Thank you so much. !!! Loving your show :) beautiful content heart and thank you 🙏🏼 for the shots but please I feel all would I agree if you’re ever sore n hurting we don’t need the long establishing shots …what we want is you around for a long time :) blessings and light . Thank you

[@cannd827]

Love when you zoom driving up on curvy roads. Keep that up

[@Dmitri23000]

I do have a story, but it's not family friendly so telling it on a comment isn't going to go well but the other park staff and I still laugh about it. People never cease to amaze me

[@skippy2752]

Don`t have to backpack 10 miles to have a great video Luke. As long as you share your skills and talent with us that`s good enough. Take care of that leg. Thanks again for taking us along on another adventure. I also wouldn`t worry about it cause all of our adventures work out and nothing goes wrong, lol. That`s what you do the best to show us what and how to adapt to things that don`t go as planned. Thanks

[@scottdunbar4898]

Found a pile of moose poop on the trail, had malted milk balls in my snack pouch. Convinced a bunch of day hikers that moose poop was edible. Good times.

[@primemover4485]

Luke....would love to hear those howls. Wish you had recorded them.!! Great adventure sir!!

[@steve54brown]

Great vid mate ,thanks for sharing , I love it when adventures just happen !

[@gloriarousseau7579]

Greetings from California. Hope all is well with you and the family. You said you hoped to educate and inspire. Well you have. In my 20’s and 30’s I backpacked in the Sierras with two small children. That changed to car camping in my 40’s after back and knee injuries. At 50 & 60, sleep apnea and a heart arrhythmia kept me away from camping. I’m now 83 and sleep in a recliner, and walk the local trails using an “off-road” walker. After watching you sleep in your chair wrapped in the swagman, and the episode in an hammock, I thought “there is a way”. I have hung on to all my old lightweight camping gear and am adding a hammock. Thanks for the video on seam sealing as I’m making a silnylon tarp to go over it. Experimenting using a 3 candle UCO lantern for tea, light, and perhaps a bit of heat; bet it will cook an egg, we will see! Your videos have given me a ton of new ideas and they have been an excellent review of the things I learned long ago. The other thing that convinced me to do this is that your adventures are mostly 1 day escapes! Many thanks!

[@donnamiller8780]

I got a hip replacement several months ago. Surgeon wanted to do the other one in June but I said, please wait until September. He agreed and I had a greatly summer camping.

[@PAoutdoors]

That tent has been in my Amazon shopping cart for 2 weeks waiting for me to pull the trigger.

[@danh7804]

lol same

[@gingerbowman4574]

Same here

[@ChesapeakeHammockandOutdoors]

It's definitely worth it. I've got both this one and the original and they really upgraded it quite a bit.

[@rms8698]

I used it once last week. Really easy to put up and good cozy space inside. Instead of using two poles or sticks laying around, I pitched the tent by using a ridge line securing each end of tent with prusik knot. Really worth and useful tent.

[@arkansasexplorer1624]

Pull the trigger - You won't regret it - I bought one and I love it more than ANY tent I've ever owned, been using it about a year now.

[@curtevans838]

I love your adventurer spirit! Thank you for doing what you do. So inspiring! May God bless your future adventures.

[@christinaalameda6206]

I'm in Agreement Amen🤗👍🏻

[@tygeron3145]

I just loved the rollercoaster feel of the truck drive

[@GerryDX]

You need to make a Coronavirus pandemic how to survive video. The howls could have been sasquatch. They knock on trees as well. Great show!

[@donnamiller8780]

Was wondering about that myself, when I first heard the owls.

[@chuckv5150]

Thanks for the adventure Luke. Already looking forward to the next one.

[@DirtShy]

Thanks for being real and cool, watched this all the way to the end.

[@robyndoby1722]

Hey Luke love exploring the forests never know what you will find any way hope y'all are well much love your way be safe have a wonderful evening

[@tarabravewolf3895]

Great looking camp site, nothing like a back road drive to explore 😊

[@jotoneywood7274]

Tasters nasty make ya go bold. There times I wish. I was told I was Bigfoot walking through woods. Or something like that. Scared pooo out of neighbors kids. Just minding my business they seem me walking through woods. Their dad laughing bigfoot. Well was funny. There be funny remark, but need tasters nasty I think to kick start brain. 🐶 great video thanks for sharing

[@anitabunt3381]

This is my favourite thing to do, exploring back roads. You always want to know what's around the next corner. I've come across some amazing vistas which I also love to paint. I do the same as you, look for beautiful spots to stop at and just enjoy nature. The sounds and smells of the forest especially in the spring with everything coming back to life is probably my favourite time of year. Before the blackflies come out though...lol. Thanks for sharing your adventures with us. Loved the campfire!!

[@PapajosTraders]

Just picked up that tent a few weeks ago, can't wait to try it out soon!

[@Catdore]

A friend and I carried our kayaks to a freshwater lake on a hot summer day. I wished I had a beer. Suddenly I saw an unopened beer, barely floating in the cold spring water!

[@kjumper1]

Another fantastic video! Thanks so much for all the time and effort in making your videos and editing them. This definitely gives us the viewers the feeling of being right there with you every step of the way. Take care. Ken

[@oscarwilliams5131]

Thanks for sharing your adventures with us. You really inspire me to get back outside! Great filmwork . I look forward to more adventures.

[@jeremyfrederick2421]

Love watching your videos. Strangest thing I found in the woods. Setting up deer stands and we found a dump truck load of fresh saw dust from a mill. No tracks and no broken branches. Unknown how it got there.

[@rouxchat6033]

Hmm, weird for sure. An Oregon nomad 🌲💗🐶🐺💗🌲

[@MountainSportAirguns]

Thanks for sharing Luke, enjoyed the video very much. Looking forward to seeing the rain test on the OneTigris. Hopefully the leg feeling better ☺️

[@erickornberg4571]

All right - I guess I do like the -- Camera placement - back up - drive past -- back up - retrieve camera thing.... it is worth it. Good video as usual -- thanks Luke. (It's probably why you get 15 miles to the gallon -- you drive 3 miles for every one mile you go!!)

[@alexanderweaver8650]

For things not going as planned it is an incredible video, Luke. Very enjoyable just to see you sitting at a camp fire, eating dinner and chatting with us. I feel like I'm sitting across from you and just listening. You're a great story teller. The strangest item I found while hiking and it wasn't even on a trail. I was taking a shortcut off trail and using my compass because I knew I would eventually run into a logging road that ran east-west. Beneath a tree was an expensive blanket...I believe it was a Rumpl down blanket and they usually run around $130 to $150. It was partially covered with fallen leaves. The vivid color caught my eye and I was shocked after brushing the leaves away. It was in excellent condition. Another thing I found while hiking in the Arizona desert near Gila Bend. As the head medic I had access to the gunnery range when it was "cold" (no active bombing or strafing). I came across an old Army Jeep covered with camo netting. Normally these old vehicles were brought in to be targets for the A-10's out of Tucson and they were supposed to be left open for visualization purposes. I heard years later before I retired in Texas that someone got busted for taking some of these "targets" to rebuild and sell them.

[@jdcpac]

Wow I loved the design of the tent. Looking forward to the review.

[@janetburrows137]

Be careful of your knees Luke. I hurt my ankle when I was 12/13 yrs old. 9 ops later a few extra repairs, I’m nearly 56 and still having issues. But not just with the knee pain, it’s migrated due to weight distribution too stop the knee pain. Luke Love 💖, look after your knees. Like I said, I was 12-13 yrs old, just after a shot putt comp. twisted my ankle, I’m coming up to 56 and still having issues. I’ve no knee caps, they took them out years ago. Still no better off. Look-after your knees love, trust me. 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏💖🇬🇧🙏💖🇬🇧

[@Homer2q]

More than anything, I like being lost. 😎 thanks for the videos!

[@appalachianoutdoorsman5721]

Keep up the great work man, im really enjoying your videos. Ive been watching them non stop since yesterday. You definitely got me as a new subscriber.

[@TheOutdoorGearReview]

Hey Appalachian, welcome to the wolf pack! Say, where are you from? - Luke

[@appalachianoutdoorsman5721]

@@TheOutdoorGearReview Hey man thanks, its good to be here. I am from West Virginia. Can you do a review on the mora bushcraft black? I have it, and its a great blade. I would love to hear your opinion about it.

[@RoniBWN]

I love u didnt put any music when u are on roads, when the nature sound take us all in.. except on the end of this episode, nah i dont care, still love it eehhehehe😊😊

[@gabijones2445]

loved the video Luke, thanks for all your hard work.

[@lindawoods6841]

always a great video adventure...thank you Luke for sharing.

[@thomasoverton7131]

Another great video Luke thank you and God bless

[@benbryant5816]

Luke, thank you again for sharing your adventures. I enjoy seeing the camping, the hiking and the reviews. You spark ideas for future opportunities to go camping and try new things.

[@Fingerhut101]

Thank you for purchasing the onetigris Backwoods 2.0... I'm subscriber that suggested.. For what I heard on other reviewers its waterproof.. I'm going too wait for your honest review before purchase... Be using it too but on my Motorcycle too run up too Sturgis this year... Great video....Can't wait for your Honest opinion...Till next video..

[@campcrafter4613]

All the reviews I have read and seen give this tent high marks. looking to buy one myself!

[@garyorisky5876]

awesome video I have been waiting for you to review that tent I love my Bungalow 2.0 I have used it a few times with no problems no leaks I'm very pleased with my purchase I hope you enjoy yours I'm sure you will get a lot of use out of it

[@christinaalameda6206]

Whoooooo that's a ride up/out

[@fleegull]

Nice filming. I've spent many hours trying to untangle various logging/forestry roads in the Pisgah. Never know where they'll end. Had to reverse out of a few when realizing that my vehicle can't continue. Major bummer when coming across those padlocked metal gates. Cheers.

[@denverharrisiii7236]

I'm hoping it's waterproof. I've been waiting to purchase it. I'm happy that I'm going to see a review I can trust.

[@kimrice394]

I have the same stove. Love it! Once going, will burn the wettest of twigs. As you stated, takes constant feeding, but what else are you gonna do late at night camping. Weirdest thing I’ve found on a remote trail is a Quick Trip(closest QT is 2hrs away) egg n cheese biscuit. My dog was ecstatic! Most likely a hunter dropped it.

[@rouxchat6033]

Awesome video!!! I love exploring old service roads, finding a place to set up camp and spend a few days doing day hikes. I'm 72 now so no longer do overnight treks. Sometimes there is evidence of partying and/or spent shells scattered about. Nope, that's not a good option and, like you, I head off to find something safer further on down the road. If there is trash, I'll gather it up and take it out when I leave. Well, this is gross but here goes: my dog and I were doing a day hike out from one such campsite. He stopped and picked something up and was just so darn pleased with his treasure. Upon investigation, I discovered he'd picked up a plastic tampon dispenser. EWWWW!!! Seriously? Just how much trouble would that have been to take out? People can be such pigs. I always carry some zip locks to remove my own TP so had a safe place to store that and pack it out. Not much grosses me out but that kind of thing is a trigger for sure. I've learned to find places further and further from the main roads especially when a town is nearby. Oh, and, yes, most reviews are phoney. I don't shop Amazon. If I find something on Amazon I'll go to the company website and buy direct. Prefer American- or Canadian-made. An Oregon nomad 🌲💗🐶🐺💗🌲

[@seanstearns1430]

Luke your skills at editing are seriously top notch! 👌 it really immerses you and makes you feel like your right there on the adventure. Makes me wonder how many times you get out of your truck or stop on the trail just to get those extra shots. I could only imagine how editing goes. Really inspiring to see that kind of dedication, keep up the good work my friend 👍

[@larryl4881]

Haha yes icecream! when I was on my thru hike of the AT. I let my friend go ahead of me a few hrs before I left camp. I was crushing miles fast and right in the middle of the trail perfectly wrapped p&j in the middle of the trail. I packed it to the destination I was meeting my trail family and asked them did they see the sandwich in the middle of the trail they said no. It was the one of the magical moment of the trail I had eating some trail magic 😍

[@clintonallen4493]

Keep on camping doing what you like 👍 talk arround the camp fire ,

[@Longbowwoman]

Love the video! You are so positive in any situation. The sounds you heard were probably the hairy man, skunk ape, wood booger, sasquatch, bigfoot. LOL He probably wanted some of your turkey potato concoction. I know I did. lol Had a great time watching.

[@terrym1065]

Luke👍👍 Nice outing. Why didn't you just back up your truck next to your camp site?🤔 I do it all the time, makes for great protection, security and peace of mind😉 Looked like it would fit fine, maybe some law or something? Anyway, had a good time watching, the owl was magical😊 Good timing with storms approaching. Wish they made that tent two foot longer and guarantee the waterproof claim🙄 Great video again as always, S&H. Enjoy!

[@christinaalameda6206]

Well i hope its waterproof yes will see🤗👍🏻

[@krisguitar366]

I'm concerned about your knee luke, when it flares up like that you should really rest up, I just want this great content to keep coming, look after yourself man.

[@jpisme9082]

Dude, wait until you get my age. Every injury is an old injury. Lol

[@jpisme9082]

Little hint about my age, I remember when Moby Dick was a minnow. I taught him how to swim.

[@jpisme9082]

Toby was my goldfishes great great grandson. Lol

[@sstorm66]

I used to play cards with Moses

[@ernestpaul2484]

@Cubancomanche 21 ...YOU are not old...I had to "stand" in line BEHIND the earliest protozoa waiting on them to generate...that was right after the light went out following The Big Bang...jeeez, kids these days...

[@jpisme9082]

Guess l should start calling you Sir. Lol

[@jeffrichards5106]

Nice video Luke. In the woods is where I truly feel at home.

[@jeanburk9539]

I used to hike with a great guy, and then he taught me how to hike on my own. He had done alot of hiking. Never left his compass at home. I was out on my own one day when I got lost. Really, didn't recognize anything. We had alot of forest behind the cabin, and had picked alot of mushrooms in the area, plus a great many (I counted 60 patches once) others. So I called him back at the cabin on my old cell which thankfully worked (flipphone). "I'm lost!" I said. I knew enough not to continue on. "Just a minute." He went outside with his compass. He said "Go a little SW of the sun. You aren't far. If you go a few hundred feet, you'll see something you recognize." I did, and in five minutes, I recognized a trail. How did he know all that? He knew my cell had a range of twenty minutes hiking. I hadn't been gone that long. We had made trails for 10 years in the area. So a move towards the cabin (SW of the sun) would bring me inside range. He also knew I was in a "playpen" surrounded by major trails and forest roads. My momentary concern was gone. Good lesson.

[@jamesmcdonald7762]

Love your videos! Amazing work, you deserve the success happy for you! love to chill and watch your vids👍🏻

[@josh26050]

I love the milk create stool...I have a couple, on in the garage to sit on while working on cars and one in the back of the Jeep to keep stuff from rolling around..

[@bobbieyounce3851]

Love watching your adventures Luke! Keep up the Great work!

[@roywadsworth2102]

the Hoosier National Forest has a lot the hiking trails I think you and Miss Susie would enjoy

[@limchoonteck1]

Awesome looking tent! Waiting for your stamp of approval! 👍🏼

[@jimkoval8546]

During the summer I drive a big old Dodge campervan. It's 20 ft length makes for some fun 8-10 point turns when parking, although we are seldom that deep in the woods. Nice trip. Take care of your leg.

[@kimmowelling1839]

Thanks for the video. That truck is just rigidilously huge :)

[@staceytroffer8287]

Pfffft

[@carolmarache-reid6610]

I'm now getting into backpacking. Sure I've gone camping before. ButI'm learning how to better to it from you. Thank you.

[@KD-bk3it]

As I'm watching this video I see that it was posted on March 12th 2020. That weekend is when most people I talk to realized Covid was going to be serious. That is also the weekend in which I did nothing but search for toilet paper the whole damn weekend! I finally found recycled toilet paper at a Target that Sunday. Fun times!

[@lindajohnson543]

Hi Luke..when I heard that owl it made me laugh,I wonder if they don’t follow you. They are a beautiful bird. I had one at the back of my house and every night we talked to each other before bed. I would say that the tent would take a good rain storm. That was a nice camp site. I wonder if maybe it could have been a timber wolf? I heard them and their call just chills you! my husband and I went up to Pointe Au Baril and I have so many fond memories of our trips. You would have to paddle up for two hours and have many places to stop and carry the canoe and everything,if there wasn’t much rain up there that year. Talk of mosquitos Luke just at dusk they sounded like b52’s coming out of the forest. Tent time!!!! Till morning you dare not go out!. The loons were beautiful to listen too,just like the owls. Nature is beautiful! Wonderful memories to have,and like you say ....(never forget) great videos Luke keep them coming.🦉🦟🐺🔥🌲👍

[@richardhunt920]

Thanks Luke.

[@KneightRiduh]

Great quality on this one Cool Hand Luke! I've been watchin your vids for years now. Glad to see how far you've made it brother. I miss my home state of North Kakalaki!

[@scottanthony1616]

Hello Luke, awesome video, can't wait to hear more on the One Tigress tent, the Backpack just might be on my bucket list of gear to buy. Have a wonderful week ahead,take care and God bless you and your Family always. 🇺🇸🔥☕️🇺🇸👼🏻👼🏻

[@alfredmandujano43]

Hi Luke we were camping in the San Gabriel Valley Mts. And we were hiking with my uncle my cousin and me. And in the middle of nowhere in the mts. I found a chocolate donut untouched and delicious.

[@johnc1975]

The weirdest thing I encountered on the trail was not an object, but a person. It was 8-9 years ago at Point Reyes National Seashore about 30 miles north of San Francisco. It was David Bowie the singer. I stopped and talked to him about 2 min. Actually he was not weird at all but a very nice guy. I was very sad when he died.

[@stevenaustin2860]

i think your tent will be waterproof luke well i hope it is for your sake lol great video by the way and i have to laugh at the don,t camp were there,s gun shells around lol. i went out on my first wild camp the day before new years eve it was just for one night but ended up camping for 3 days and 3 nights in my new 25 pound yes 25 pound eurohike tamar 2 man tent to see if it was a waterproof one and it was and im shocked because of what i payed for it. can,t wait to go on my next one as im waiting for the weather to warm up as it is only about 5 degree,s here in sunny england

[@linedwell]

Some years past.. I was hiking in the middle of the English country side. Beautiful hot summers day. Not a person or building for as far as they eye could see. As I was walking, I spotted a lake shimmering. Decided to head over for a look, a dip, maybe fill.my old dented canteen. As I approached I noticed a wheelie bin under a tree. As I got closer I noticed the lid was chained down. Noticed the bin was strapped to the tree with a lorry load strap. This is not normal in the middle.of nowhere. Even less normal, a streak of red liquid running down the sod of the bin. I thought animal carcass, maybe. I thought someone's body might be in there. I had too look.. no choice.. Very very gingerly undid the chain and opened the lid.. Bundles, all wrapped in floral cloth.. As i opened the cloth of the bundles I found... Branches.. cut branches, wrapped in floral cloth and put in a bin by a lake in the middle of nowhere. And the red liquid i saw.. dried paint. Glad it wasn't a carcass or a body, but still, why wrap bundles in floral cloth, why chain the lid closed, why strap the bin to a tree? Weirdest thing I've found as yet.

[@lincolnsghost7328]

Witchcraft

[@rouxchat6033]

Eww, that's just plain creepy. Don't think I would have stuck around there long. An Oregon nomad 🌲💗🐶🐺💗🌲

[@jaytide4533]

Man you definitely inspired me more I love the Outdoors I love to hunt and fish I've not done a whole lot of camping in my adult life I'm 44 now but in my teens I done a lot but that's going to change and I've learned a lot from just watching your videos Luke your awesome and I really enjoy everything you do Josh Early Cullman Alabama

[@ronaldrose7593]

Hello Luke, thank you for sharing this outdoor adventure. I appreciate the tagalong. Mightty fine camp site.The weather was perfect, no wind, no rain and no snow. I like your camp fire chats. All the best to you Susie and family. 🤗

[@bobesselstyn461]

thanks again Luke

[@robertsandidge441]

Luke, how’s it? something strange found. My buddy Mike and I we’re backpacking/fly fishing the white river in the White River National Forest in Colorado. In a small circular Aspen grove draped across a huge flat boulder was a large, either bear or elk skinned hide. Let me tell you I fear NOTHING in the wild. I’m 60 now been backpacking and in the Colorado backcountry since I was 9 when we found this I must have been in my 20’s this really creeped us out!!!

[@normajeanhoorn964]

Any trip is a good trip