Bushcraft trip - making tipi - permanent tipi camp series - [part 1 - long version]

Making a tipi from natural materials and cleaning and eating fish in the northern wilderness. Open the full video description for more information.
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Date: 16-07-2019 to 17-07-2019
Day: 20°C (68°F)
Night: 10°C (50°F)
Location: Sapmi - the land of the Sami people in Norway, Sweden, Finland and Russia. Clean and remote classic northern wilderness. Fresh water rivers. Pine, spruce and birch forrest. Mountains, bears, wolves, eagles, reindeers etc. No wildlife is giving campers problems. I can't give you any information about my location, only that I am somewhere in Sapmi. You need to be the owner or get the owners permission if you want to do the same.
Consuming: Water and fish (pike and perch).
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A few questions:
1. Will the tipi be waterproof?
Only to some existent. The moss in this area is so thick it can contain a lot of rain before it starts leaking - but it will start leaking if it is heavy rain for a few days. Traditional in this area did all use birchbark for waterproofing buildings and it does a fantastic job. I chose not to in this case because it is a lot more work and worn on nature and only worth it when you build something you want to last lifetimes and not like in my case something that I only expect to use a season. I will consider as it gets colder to cover more of the tipi with moss, but so far will I leave it be - it provides some light for the camera and distance to the hot smoke and sparks.
2. Where did you get all the poles from?
A few years ago was I and a friend nearby and made a similar tipi just a lot bigger.... That tipi don't exist anymore, but all the wood was still fine and I did in this case just reuse some of it.
3. Can you twist all branches into rope like that.
Yes. At least all the species pressent in my area of the world. In this case did I use birch.The branch need to be green and you just need to taking your time opening up the fibers without braking anything. No sidebranches and heating over fire makes it easier.
4. Was the water safe to drink?
Yes. Almost all water in Sapmi can you drink straight from the source. It comes from the near by mountains - rain or snow/ice melting.
5. What happens if the branch/rope used to tie the tipi snaps?
Most likely nothing. All the interlocking poles is what makes the structor strong and not the rope. The few time I have made a tipi like this and later on needed to remove it have I been unable to make it all come "tumbling down" even with a lot of force - I have always needed to remove a lot of poles first. It can of course collapse a little bit over a few times as time goes by, but never from standing properly upright to all the way down flat to the ground.
6. Where did you get the fish from?
I caught the fish with a net in the water next to the campsite. I did it off camera a few hours before I started recording this video.
7. Why did you cover the intestines with a stone?
I use the fish intestines as fishing bait in a net. Meanwhile makes the stone it harder for birds and other animals to take the intestines. I show it in part two.
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Some of the gear used:
1. Pants = Klattermusen Gere 2.0 Regular
2. Boots = Redback original
3. Backpack = M39 swedish military
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Video gear: Canon EOS RP, Canon 50 1.8, Røde videomicpro+, Zoom h2n, iMovie.
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No talking, all action. Masterful. Best bushcrafting videos on KZbin.

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I can see this young man being very influential in the outdoor community. His skills are so much more genuine than the survivalist contestants on reality TV shows.

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Hello from Norway. Enjoy all your videos very much. No narration, no music, just nature and crafting. Beautiful and inspirational.

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I like the simplicity - no salt, no oil, no flying pans, no sleeping bags, pads, etc. Just raw nature and pure experience.

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Thank you very much for this video, it was very relaxing and pleasant. I almost fell asleep, but not because it was boring, but because it is quite refreshing.

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I like this guy to. There is no BLA BLA Bla in his videos. Just pure video enjoyment. I get the impression this guy could just go into the wilderness and live.

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Everything about this video fascinates me: the area you find yourself in, obviously a northern Shield-type land scale like Minnesota or Wisconsin. Everything you do is fascinating, tying the tipi poles together, making the entrance frame. All of the tools you use: none of them are store bought. They all have ‘patina’, evidence of long term use. This is an excellent video to watch. Thank you very much!

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My heritage is Skandinavian Norse. I have been an outdoorsman, hunter and fisherman since 8 or 9 years old....I am inspired by your videos authenticity to feel the warmth of the fire, the appearance of hard working weathered hands, and the taste of a hunky of fire rosted fish washed down by cold mountain crystal lake water......I'm reminded of a long ago childhood when I roamed the woods and fished streams and rivers in search of fresh fish and game....Now, I am an old man in a rocking chair reliving my youthful freedoms vicariously through your artful, educational, well scaped and scoped videos....may the woods and its waters always inspire your mind and heal you when you need it...thank you!

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Nordic bushcrafters showing the world, once again, how’s done right! No stupid egos, not selling, no non sense music, not begging for thumbs up! Fantastic!

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One man show. Totally awesome. Great thing is "no talking" and expressing everything. Love from great Pakistan

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Truly appreciate your skills. I honesty do NOT understand anybody giving thumbs down on this pure form of therapy. I'm living vicariously through you. Thank you from Canada

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In an age where so many feel the constant need to communicate everything they do and think, it's a welcome change of pace to watch someone without a word being spoken.

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ikr. we need this kind of soothing videos in this busy world😅 kudos to this guy who soothe our soul by making this channel. and i've just realized something after watching 'no-talking' videos (bushcraft, ASMR cooking, ASMR mukbang, etc), that everyone can be a content creator even if they're not good at talking (or they're unable to talk) in front of people/camera.

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The fire-maker and smiling ,happy man!..in the woods..Love it..

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I have spent a fair amount of time reading the comments from some of your viewers. Adoration, thanks and splendor comprises almost all the content in the comments section. It really is wonderful how we can all be a part of your adventures. See what you see and imagine what that fish tastes like or feel the heat from the fire that you created. You have admirers from the Philippines, Iraq, Norway, Sweden, Europa, Canada and the U.S. You bring such joy to all of us, and you inspire us as well. Thank you very much for bringing us along on your travels and taking us to your forge, sharing your knowledge and talents. May you have peace for the remainder of your days.

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Love your videos so much. Just noticed that you're an experienced bushman camping alone next to a boulder field and a water source. Don't become another 411 missing person on us! I'd be devastated! Take care out there.

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The photography,editing and soundtrack to this film is incredible!!!!

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I wonder if 'survival preparation' is something that only makes sense when we're competing with our fellow man in society.

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2 vids in a few days thats good REAL GOOD

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It's a beautiful thing to see. Congrats on the job! Strong hug!

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whenever I want to sleep but still can't, I just watch one of your videos and to all my contempt, I can sleep right after - soundly...

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me too!

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Every single part in this video is ART ❤️

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That childhood was awesome

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At First a thumb up.👍 Great to have a new Video in so a Short Time. Always a honor that you take me with you. Trank you so much. Kind regards from Germany Kris.

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Хорошо что нет комаров, мух и клещей , можно отдохнуть душою и телом и наслаждаться красивейшими видами. Спасибо автору за видео.

[@DOGOVORsPRIRODOI]

@Vaset Designer Он в своих каких-то роликах указывал страну, Норвегия кажется но могу ошибаться. Сейчас поищу и скажу.

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@Vaset Designer Перепутал, в Дании он живёт :)

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на другом канале узнал что от камарив трутовик помагает

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В описании же сказано, что в данный момент он находится в Лапландии.

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@Vaset Designer Написано же, "Location: Sapmi"

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The only videos I couldn’t skip forward anymore

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Das ist für mich richtiges Bushcraft. Hier geht es noch um die Natur und sie zu spüren und nicht tonnenweise Hightech Ausrüstung in den Wald zu schleppen. Wundervolle Videos, danke

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All your videos are a Masterpiece.. ❤ Love and respect from California..

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I really like that there is no narration! Only the sounds you were hearing. Thanks for a great video!

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Thanks for taking us along on your adventures

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When Fabio becomes a Nomad. Awesome video. Very well versed in bushcrafting.

[@clopij]

the more I see about you, the more I appreciate the way you do things and the knowledge you have about nature.Hope you`'ll stay tune for a long time.

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Thanks for another piece of art, you are an amazing man.

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I'm sure you could be sent back in time 3000 years and be perfectly happy there . Great video again.

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Excellent video, very natural with no talking and no nonsense, just plain work well done .

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I just love the Northern people. They are grewing up with their wonderful nature and learn to respect it. Norway is my dream country. I'd like to move their in the future.

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This video has to be the most fantasy like forest area with a medieval like setting and I love it

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Excellent work! Looking forward to seeing you spend some time there as the temperatures drop later in the year!!

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Imo, I think you you have the best skills out of all the bushcraft channels on KZbin! Great stuff my friend

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So far your videos are best sleeping natural music... I have been watching your videos before I sleep... love the natural sounds.. thanks for uploading.

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You’re spoiling us with another video so soon!! Love it!

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awesome video! i really enjoy watching your stuff. no music, no commentary, just sounds of fire crackling and woodworking

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This is sooo relaxing even to watch...the sounds of nature...the views...

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Your videos are very calming, and easy on the eyes. Keep up the great work, you magnificent danish'.

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Looking up Bushcrafting to learn up on survial skills. 5th one in and I'm ready to back to camping.

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I was having trouble sleeping, and I started watching your videos. I now black out in sleep watching your videos very rewarding what you do

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Another great video Rune!

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Your skill of creating a fire looks better with every new video

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These are the most relaxing videos to watch! Truly some of the best content ive seen in a long time. Awesome job man!

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Exactly

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Love Your videos. Such a calming effect and soothing balm for those wanting to escape. Thanks

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I love this wild freedom...you can fish and make fire and build great things...here with us there are everywhere only Prohibitions for everything. So I enjoy your videos all the more. Just relaxing and interesting. The fish looked delicious and I like these skins, look cozy 😊. Great praise and greetings from Germany, Saxon Switzerland 😊

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You deserve your own television series!

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What a beautiful campsite and great work on the tipi!

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Fresh fish cooked on fire, on the nature, yummy. ) Big greetings from Russia.

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so raw, so primal, so well filmed

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Wow sneakhead. Love and respect from Indonesia

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Yay new video.

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This is so lovely to watch. Someone who is at one with nature and himself and shares such fantastic skills. Looks so beautiful there. ❤

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Don't thank us for watching, thank you for making them.

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This video is the most viking one yet :D keep at it friend, you're doing great!

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I dig the no talking, allows for ones self to experience vicariously.

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You are the dude Rune. Much respect from Canada. Beautiful place to be so quiet. Good on ya for doing it. Thank you for the video

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Thanks for the great videos . Reminds me of my childhood.

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Always new try. I'm always looking forward to it. your movie is always so good!!

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I've always had a soft spot for the concept of survival in the wild and your video shows exactly how I want to live at some point. Very inspirational. Thank you!

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I love these types of vids brother. Going back to nature is the way of the future if your asking me. I just subscribed!!!!

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Respect from São Paulo,Brazil.

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this is amazing and it's what I want to do when I am done with the military thank you for just the ambient sounds and just a great video !!!!

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Almost could feel the heat from those flames🌋

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When I was a kid my dad taught me how to use cut sticks as a fish stringer instead of store bought ones, it just dawned on my that we were practicing "bushcraft" at the time and did not know it.

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I've never even seen store bought ones to be honest 😅

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your father was great man

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You are the only thing holding yourself back, give it a try.

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Love your videos man, keep up the great work I love the peace ,and thanks for taking the time to record and edit these for us! Also I just wanted to ask, did that fish taste as good as it looked?

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Man to

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