Solo Overnight Hunter & Trapper Survival Camp!

Survival Overnight Working the Trapline and Using Survival Weapons!
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[@azhomeboy2000]

We get an education, Andrew gets practice and a little YT side hustle. Win, win, win.

[@docdoc4129]

Win. Always love the minimal commentary 💪

[@K.V.P14]

Agreed 👍

[@paulmorgan3238]

Probably the most informative channel of its kind on KZbin. Precise, clear information without padding and filler to make video longer, I love your style, Thank you for what you do.

[@ronaldfeagle8231]

All your shows are awesome, but this one was probably the best.

[@dickhurtz1862]

I get the feeling you grew up in the woods. As did I, we lived 4 blocks away from the Arkansas river in a small town, so I spent a lot of time hunting fishing and trapping up and down the Arkansas river. From the age of 10 till this very day.(53 years old) I can't count how many times that river tried to drown me or the winters tried to freeze me out baked in the summer sun. Good video great channel. Thanks for everything.

[@peterbogart4531]

I had a friend who drowned in the Arkansas with her husband when their adventure raft flipped.

[@dickhurtz1862]

@@peterbogart4531 I am sorry to hear that. My condolences. That river tried with me and my friends we would canoe it in the summer and hunt off it in the winter. There wasn't much of that river we didn't know of from Great Bend ks all the way down to Keystone lake in Oklahoma out by Tulsa. One summer when we were 15 we made burn out canoes and floated down to Keystone lake than hiked back to our small home town just Inside Kansas. (1984)

[@christinabradley5092]

My Husband James and l love your videos. We have learned a lot. Your audio on the videos is amazing! Thank you from Texas!

[@BaHkoE]

Only by the intro I think this episode will be awesome! Let's go!

[@davidderr2662]

That is a fully loaded survival video. Well done. Sir.

[@cindyjean3208]

Thanksgiving weekend… Hope you and your viewers had the best-est and blest-est thanksgiving ever… I feel kinda like we’re all family here on your channel, viewing and commenting every week. Thankful for these videos, never know when I’ll need all this info… but it’s tucked away in my head to retrieve as needed😁🥰 God bless you😊

[@jamescrowe7892]

Hope you had a wonderful Thanksgiving as well.

[@Joinordie718]

Major Andrew this is an excellent video for acquiring game in outdoors while using various hunting kits. Thanks sir 🇺🇸👍

[@edwardmunsayac3887]

Im lookin forward you camping with CORPORAS CORNER ,thats very awesome camping😎😎😎

[@stuartniven2401]

Thank you as always, Andrew!

[@elric68]

Great tutorial on camp set-up, pioneering skills, and game procurement Andrew! I like the sequencing of the set up…this is a very excellent demo on priorities of site selection and camp setup seen in real time! A picture is worth a 1000 words, a comprehensive video’s worth such as this one is innumerable! Keep up the Fire!

[@glennroberts3069]

Oh hell yeah!!!! Another AR7 owner! I’m subscribing!!!!!!!

[@stevenkeithley4336]

As always really enjoying the video Andrew and looking forward to the next one. Stay safe and be well brother 👊🤙🍻

[@randallhawkinson4727]

Yeah, I'm binge watching. Back is killing me. I love how you have your videos set up with the chapters. makes it really nice to navigate through, especially when I go to your Amazon page and then back to a previous chapter to remediate a topic. Well done. Thank you. Sean Hannity has been talking up the Henry. As if I need another rifle, (most of mine are .50 and .58 BP). I like that it breaks down. I have two other .22 LRs, but the Henry may find its way here. Awesome. Keep it up. Hooyah!

[@billg7101]

Long Live the Republic 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸 God Bless America 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

[@maryfrederickson9400]

Love the prairie survival information. The U.S. and other countries have huge areas of prairie lands yet most survival info is dedicated to woodland situations.

[@josephdixon1827]

Same as we did in Florida during my youth. Excellent video Andrew. " Semper Fi!"

[@alglen9208]

Love the vids you do out in the heartland. It's different than forrest. The wind and weather are another aspect. Thank you.

[@nomad753]

Love your videos brother. No nonsense , real world shit. Don't change for anybody. Take care my man. Hope to catch you out there.

[@asmith7876]

Awesome that you have Osage everywhere, super strong wood for all kinds of tools or handles. Love that folding bow! Great video, like always.

[@shanhutchison7332]

Thank you sir. Every river crossing was done multiple times to get the 1 crossing we see. Multiple angles of arrival and departure require setting the camera up, then going back for it to move it for the next shot. Editing and narration take up time, even when you are experienced. Thank you again for the time you invest, that we do not see. Stay safe and watch your six.

[@davew4247]

I love these videos...informative and entertaining!

[@FJB_GFY2024]

This is my favorite survival channel. I appreciate you putting these together on top of everything you have going on 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

[@earlshaner4441]

Good afternoon from Syracuse NY brother and thank you for sharing your skills and adventures

[@jonathanrusse357]

SFAB!! Heck yeah I’m subscribing!

[@zefsurvival7962]

Great 👍

[@hokudadog7637]

Your grouping is awesome! I enjoyed your content, love seeing your actually catching stuff

[@rogerbaird4492]

The Henry AR-7 is a very accurate little rifle. My son bought one a few months ago. Liked it some much he bought a second. Good little rifles. Soon I am going to have to get my family out in the woods for some outdoor instruction.

[@michellehommes9773]

I thoroughly enjoy learning from you Andrew. As I drove through the mountains in the Canadian rockies last week I knew I was prepared for anything that may come after setting up my vehicle from your winter driving video.Thank you for all that you do.

[@peterbogart4531]

Dear Michelle, salutes to you! The drive through the Rockies in snowy winter to Edmonton is totally spectacular. Also definitely a road to be prepared to stay along and survive for a while. No whiteout like a whiteout there in a blowing snow blizzard in B.C. or Alberta, especially when meeting oncoming semis. You are going to be prepared to drive somewhat off the main roadway when indicated, and possibly will not drive out of the drifts without a tow. At -40 or below you may want to protect the radiator from the cold, eh?

[@bryanferia3686]

Awesome video andrew keep up the AWESOMEST work I watch your channel every time and since you mostly put a video very sunday I watch all of your other videos till new ones come out but I watch all of them over again your my motivation Thank you andrew ! 😃

[@isaacs_knives_and_knowledge]

Great camp. Love all the food procurement tools especially the carved club from Osage

[@andrewgorden1041]

First of all, thank you for your service. Secondly, love the no fluff approach to all your videos. Love the traditional hunter’s/trapper’s camp format. Thirdly , good luck with your bow season.

[@danielszemborski]

14:35 That monster of a racoon picked clean every trash can within 50 miles. Wow!

[@mikeburrill779]

Another great video. Wish you could have shown what you did with that raccoon. Would have been nice seeing a raccoon dinner 😮

[@petezahrbock9931]

Outstanding video Andrew!! Keep up the good work. Pete from Minnesota.

[@charlieferguson658]

Another great video brother keep them coming look forward to the next 👍

[@pB-vp3mo]

A great informative video. Thanks for sharing your skills. I look forward to the future videos.

[@zdravkostankov255]

Another great video! Thanks 👍 And just say hello 👋 from Bulgaria

[@davidirwin8601]

Great video thanks for sharing looking forward to more of your videos excellent content

[@brianmurphy6760]

I really enjoyed this video, and as always, took some value from it. Thanks

[@cardiacbob]

Thanks Major. Cheers, and a big un-ironic HOOAH!

[@K.V.P14]

Really good camera angles and editing , especially near the end with the fire during darkness. Very well done , great watching you grow as a tuber , definitely one of if not the best doing it right now , no bs , no drama , just straight to the point , happy thanksgiving from Newcastle , England

[@KT_survival]

There's no bigger advantage in survival then having you Andrew by the side. All the best Ranger!

[@mikelgeren149]

Dig that Mors K ( this hillbilly can't even begin to spell , but know of , and respect his legacy ) method to settle grounds in the coffee . The entire presentation was outstanding ! 👍

[@Gunn4u]

Good morning from the desert, great show Andrew and thankyou for showing the trap , catch, and dispatch of that coon. Ethical and nothing will go to waste . Great fur this time of year.

[@abdenourabdenour1172]

I love you videos pls keep teaching us more stuff thnx

[@robertlennihan3113]

Always awesome videos. Top notch!!! 👍👍

[@sfurr8411]

Really enjoyed this one. As always thank you for the time and effort you put into making these videos. One of the biggest complaints I have with wilderness bushcraft/survival videos is that oftentimes the creator talks too much. You do a good job with getting to the point and explaining the pertinent information without rambling and telling your life story. I also like that you demonstrate everything and produce effective results. There are a ton of survival trapping videos where you're taught how to make snares/traps but the content creator never catches anything. One can't help but to question their methods. Looking forward to the next video.

[@thesheepstationcook8266]

Love this. I have 20 C's Survival list including "Catch" for fish and game. Also "Construct" for tools to make stuff.

[@larryhillman3813]

I think Andrew could survive on the Moon if he had a kit with a few items. Thanks for the videos. I always learn something from them.

[@thesmartbudgetchannel2940]

Great content. 👍

[@hiramhaji7813]

Great video

[@nauticalknotcraft]

Outstanding Andrew! Absolutely love your no BS approach to survival A-Z. You keep posting, I keep learning new techniques to add to my skill set. Thank you for all you do. Happy Thanksgiving.Bravo.

[@austinsfacials]

this is more back yard camping then survival.....whos going to bring 40+ pounds of gear on them every time they go somewhere...maybe stored in the vehicle but thats about it.

[@hiramhaji7813]

Would love to here your story, especially that your experience with K9. Mike Ritland has a podcast (Mike Drop)

[@jamesbroyles8381]

Great video is always very informative thank you

[@shadowscout9872]

Man , that soil you dug for the fire pit is some of the best looking I have seen in a long time !

[@invictus3598]

Again, another great demonstration of essential survival skills. Thank you for sharing some of your knowledge and experience!

[@bradleyswendra5659]

Good. Man

[@rjae5641]

Your vids are relaxing, 1,2, 3 by the numbers instructional, and always provide new useful information.

[@dalcassian9098]

This channel has its own particular flavour and it makes it a winner!

[@thomasapplewhite8672]

Thanks for making time to teach us all. Happy Thanksgiving to you and yours!

[@prosdad6438]

Good content, very informative and interesting. Kudos for having the guts to actually show the trapped coon and humane dispatch. I think it is important to show the ugly parts to properly respect the meat and fur harvested from the animal.

[@craftingontheporchwithbill]

Another all-around excellent video. Lots of food in the coon and fish, a great selection of harvesting tools and methods, and a good discussion of traps as procurement options while you do other things. Thank you for the visit. Be well and at peace.

[@DB4331]

Man your videos are some of the most informative and interesting I've found on the web. And I was the first kid to get "The Internet" in my hometown back in the early/mid 90's. So I've been online and seen a ton.

[@ronaldfeagle8231]

Love it, please keep it up .

[@willieb.2262]

Maj, love your vids! Appreciate your voice over explanations on what your thinking and why you do somethings. Wish you’d do more explaining. Not always obvious with just pictures. Also closed captions work great for us older gents!😊

[@brianrichardson5974]

Great episode. Appreciate your content!

[@charlesbrightman4237]

In true survival situations, consider the following: While 'normally', one should keep their food supply and waste far away from camp, make a more secure food storage area and a waste pit, to ATTRACT critters to a certain location. They want your food, let them come and get it, and get it good. Of which, then they can also be utilized to attract more critters. Working smarter, not harder, but smarter and harder might take one farther.

[@charlesbrightman4237]

@Christopher Lee Cook That is the way I see it. I have seen too many situations whereby 'trappers' spend way more calories than they take in, plus if other critters find those trapped critters before the trapper does in far away from camp traps, a wasted catch for the trapper. One could even start out small with items like mice caught at night, then keep building up with bigger critters as they come to the waste pit. Have barriers to direct the critters coming to those areas and various hunting blinds around those areas (food storage area, kitchen, waste pit). Home delivery of food, what a concept.

[@dommyboysmith]

Can attest to this method. I can attract coyotes at will. First I just get a rabbit! And leave it out. Same night coyotes will come by. Same with possums and racoons. Just throw all the old leftovers in a pile.

[@charlesbrightman4237]

@@dommyboysmith Home delivery of food, what a concept. There is a reason why people are told to not put meat scraps in a compost pile, "because it might attract critters". Also, there is a reason for people to keep their food store and kitchen area away from their sleeping area, "because it might attract critters". Traps, snares, hunting blinds put around critical areas that might attract critters.

[@charlesbrightman4237]

@It begins Nobody has ever hunted bear?

[@charlesbrightman4237]

@It begins Gun, Trap, etc. You never hunted before?

[@dmtnw4480]

Thank you Andrew, great video

[@gewamser]

Your instructional videos are just about perfect. I acknowledge that you put a lot of work and effort into this, and I appreciate it. I live in a wilderness area of WI. And have used similar techniques, though not as refined as yours, over many decades. Thanks!

[@johnnybushman651]

Good cold video sir. There’s one thing I can say, you’re hard core , that’s why you’re a Ranger. Thanks for the video and Merry Christmas and Happy New Year.

[@barrycartner3855]

Happy Thanksgiving. Thank you for all of the hard work that you put into these videos.

[@brandonlackowski7375]

Badass!

[@benterwellen]

Always the best…ty

[@radudan9589]

Great versatility and skills, weapons ranging from trowing stick to survival rifle. Practical shelter, no nonsense. Good job!

[@garryruggiero3559]

The coffee you made was look just right There is nothing worse than weak coffee Great content with video Thanks for all you do Garry. Raleigh n.c.

[@mikebsbd]

Thank you for another great video.

[@terrygippert7208]

Thank for your service, your videos are always very informative

[@jasongarling20]

Hey! I love your videos! I am thankful for people like you who share their skills with others! For real! I'm not sure what YT rules are concerning bang sticks and such, but I'd love to see more!

[@richdillon1221]

Great camp love these videos

[@connie.shearer5210]

I agree with Liam; really good camera work. Lots of good information, very comprehensive for one video. The only thing I can criticize is that I didn't see you making use of that 'coon.

[@alanrice39]

Really enjoyed this video, thanks again Andrew, looking forward to more.

[@bobscar327]

Always great videos, helpful content, too. Thanks.

[@herbsmith6871]

Very nice my friend 🤠

[@ricmartinez2590]

Nice adventure!

[@corleyoutdoors2887]

Another informative and beneficial solo overnighter in the woods.

[@fredfreiberger7878]

I appreciate all the great information and instruction you share .I watch others that are about the show and you strive to keep it to necessary information

[@paulzimmerman3895]

Appreciate the hunting tips. Simple and efficient base camp. Looks like fun on the prairie. Reminds me of growing up in the Midwest. Enjoy the cold!

[@Medictrent]

This was one of the most enjoyable videos I have seen in a while. If the hunting camp had been a thing with my friends and family I probably would have been a hunter.

[@Jerryshipping12]

Love these type of videos!!!

[@xingmenneigong]

Thank you sir!!! excellent vid once again, very comprehensive. Im still holding out to see you with a boomerang in your kit lol

[@mitchellsworth5855]

Great job 👍

[@williammccaslin8527]

Good vid Andy, thx

[@davidmace3310]

Great video! Lots of useful info.

[@OutdoorWeekend]

Thank you a great place tuturial set up..

[@Phyxsius_85]

One of the better videos so far, I really enjoyed watching it

[@Forest_Actual]

Thank you!

[@user-ci2mn1oy3w]

I'd set up my camp where the firewood is and save myself a lot of work. A siberian fire lay doesn have popping embers and your shovel-pit can prevent the reeds/grass from catching fire. Heat up rocks to put in the ground under you, ideally in ashes, or inside your sleeping gear and you will need only 1/4 as much fire wood.

[@K.V.P14]

Awesome. Always concise and to the point 👉