Solo Tarp & Bivvy Camping In HEAVY Rain

Welcome to the first wild camp of 2022! And what a beautiful day it was for it! Solo overnight tarp & Bivvy camping in the woods in the rain.
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[@Dutcharmytent]

I have never seen someone like you that goes to the extremes in bad weather as you do. I just cannot imagine walking through that wet mud with any boots that I own, those Jack Pike boots must be good.

[@RickallsBushcraft01]

I really liked this video. It's nice to see someone like me who will go out in any weather 👍👍

[@erikvels3606]

Thanks for bringing us along! You're pretty baddass yourself! Keep em coming! All the best whishes for 2022 from the Netherlands!

[@Cheeseandhamsandwich]

Keep up the good work, love your honesty of reviews, your video style and your different take on this genre of video. You certainly don’t shy away from a challenge, that’s pretty miserable weather to be out in, you are more hardcore than me.

[@TreeDeepOutdoors]

Thank you Mark! I always try to keep things fresh and stay away from what other people are doing. In all honesty I don’t watch many outdoors channels at all and so by doing that, I can’t be influenced and stay as original as possible! Always very much appreciated my friend! Thanks again 👍

[@milesmoyers]

Interesting setup of the Bivy, I'll be heading out this weekend and trying it out thanks👍🏻

[@TreeDeepOutdoors]

Hope it works out for you Miles 🤝

[@outsidertank]

mesmerising as always. thanks for the shout out brother much appreciated. those tarp clips are defo going in the shopping cart. till next time : }

[@TreeDeepOutdoors]

You deserve it brother! You definitely put work into your videos so it’s only right I share the love! 👍

[@outsidertank]

@@TreeDeepOutdoors much appreciated 🙏

[@blackrat9177]

I tend to use a vacuum sealer with boileble bags so I can use left overs on my camps

[@TreeDeepOutdoors]

Great idea Liam! Thanks for your suggestion sir 👍

[@simonh6371]

Ingenious converting the bivvy bag to an improvised ''hoop bivvy'' like that!

[@bushcraftoz2]

It is amazing what even a small fire does for morale and comfort. Nice Video. Setting up in the rain sucks!

[@TreeDeepOutdoors]

Absolutely agree my friend! I’m heading out today or tomorrow and fire is a necessity for this next one! Thankfully, it’s looking dry 😂. Thanks for your comment BushcraftOz 👍

[@billyandrew]

Dry t-shirt, longjohns, rolled into a sausage, capped off at both ends with socks...best pillow ever. Alternatively, use them, if you get soaked through, putting the damp/wet stuff, in a carrier or dry bag, (which can also both be used for water collection) as a pillow, preventing wet stuff from soaking other stuff in your bag, when you break camp.

[@baronedipiemonte3990]

I love the sincerity...you couldn't start a decent fire and you didn't fake it. I think everyone after watching this ought to be prepared for that. I will be. As for a field pillow, a 2-3 gallon heavy mil plastic sack (canoe bag) stuffed full of soft leaves, wrapped in a shemagh or a sweat shirt always worked well for me.

[@armingilsdorf9675]

Cool channel! Thx for sharing, love the “keep it simple” mentality! Now following you. Keep on! BTW: me using the brit basha and the bivy as my fav equipment!

[@TreeDeepOutdoors]

Hey Armin! Thanks for your comment & support, it’s very much appreciated! Can’t go wrong with a Basha and bivy!

[@waynefarrellvoiceovers]

Subscribed. Really enjoyed your no nonsense approach.

[@nickbwalks]

wicked video dude, keep up the great work.

[@TreeDeepOutdoors]

Thanks Nick, much appreciated my friend 👍

[@dennisramsay5340]

GREAT VIDEO

[@thaddeusmikolajczyk4518]

Congrats on subs.

[@willisblevins4190]

Nice one thanks

[@nicknickerson4674]

Subscribed and liked.. great video..now get that fire roaring!🙂

[@harashigomari1690]

My early British Army bivvies were virtually waterproof so I could do a setup like yours . Now most BA bivies sold on ebay are replicas and would do not keep me or my sleeping dry without a tarp. Due diligence required...thanks for the vids

[@TreeDeepOutdoors]

Thanks Harashi, I appreciate the comment my friend 👍

[@paganoutdoors3193]

Cool video, them tarp clips are very handy bits of kit to have around for sure, did you have a sleep pad inside your bivvy bag?, must admit, is handy to travel lightweight, even this time of year, for a pillow, I tend to wrap my shamagh around either drybag with my dry clothes in (only a sml 5ltr drybag, or wrap around my bushshirt or something like that, I can't get on with inflatable pillows either, enjoyable video, good health and safe travels my friend, cheers craig 🙏 🌿

[@rtora4tora185]

Greetings fm NYC just ran into ur Video..U keep it Simple and explain things to teach...Thanks!!

[@thaddeusmikolajczyk4518]

I use the travel pillow from the company in USA known as My Pillow and it is really comfy.

[@TreeDeepOutdoors]

Hey Thaddeus, sounds like a good piece of kit! I’ll be looking into it, thanks for the recommendation, much appreciated my friend 👍

[@theslowwalkhome7314]

Brilliant channel

[@TreeDeepOutdoors]

Thank you my friend, much appreciated!

[@kennethwilson8633]

It was Foghorn Leghorn I saw the number for just such an emergency. Have fun be safe.

[@danhaynes3210]

Awesome camp mate. Like the British army basha. Nice pattern and the ex army stuff seems hard wearing. Agree the Arctic sleeping bag is hefty. Have one myself. Very comfy and cosy though I thought. How did you get on having the bivvy facing out into the rain? Did you get any leakage or did it stand up to the rain? I just wondered with the foot end whether it came through at all? Happy new year btw 👍

[@ThePreparedNorseman]

Thermarest compressible pillow is great

[@hishonoursirdrinksalot1916]

Question, I have a British ex-mil Bivvy and used it when we kayaked around Loch Shiel, as you mentioned, in summer, the midges were a nightmare. We slept on beaches and shingle so standing water wasnt a problem, I always found that no matter what goretex, (pants when kneeling or sitting) it cannot take the weight of a human pressing on it when sitting on boggy ground, all to do with the hydrostatic head I believe, so although waterproof above, not so below. Did you find anything like that an issue using it the rain, its currently stopping me modifying it with a velcro fly screen to try out in some wild areas. Oh I moved to Australia so the fly screen is also a vent, snake screen and spider screen.

[@mwe1337]

Give me cold weather camping any day. It's stinking hot out here an Australia at the moment. Anyway love all your videos mate. 😄🤟

[@TreeDeepOutdoors]

I would say let’s switch but the scorpions and snakes may just end this channel in a quick way 😂 thanks for your comment dude, much appreciated 👍

[@OldNavajoTricks]

That's a feather From Mr Cadburys parrot :-D

[@davidowen5991]

Woodcock?

[@OldNavajoTricks]

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[@hedgebackharry8953]

Another good stealth camp, same set up as me including boucing bomb for winter camps but it does weigh a lot 3 kg I think ,so wot I've done is got onetigris lightweight patrol sleeping bag, which take you down 0 degrees and I combine it with British army jungle bag ,and I'm just as warm but with a lot less weight, happy stealth camping bud and keep them coming

[@LundysWildcampBushcraft]

You can't beat good old British army kit good video mate atvb jimmy 😎😎👍👍

[@mauricehartley4167]

Enjoyed this mate...cheers Mo Wiltshire

[@TreeDeepOutdoors]

Thanks for the comment Mo, very much appreciate it 👍

[@davecooper9721]

new to your channel love it bud

[@TreeDeepOutdoors]

Thanks Dave! I very much appreciate the support sir! 👍

[@EdwinDekker71]

Good video man. I like to mix my pasta with a can of beans myself :) 👍👍👋🇳🇱

[@outdoorsaddiction1085]

Freakin subscribed brother!!! Awesome content!!!

[@TreeDeepOutdoors]

Hey brother! Thanks for the support my friend! I was just watching the unboxing of your Buck! Good stuff man!

[@josht.m9697]

is the feather big bird sesame street ? hahhaah good video dude

[@malcoppock4255]

Ooo red kite.... I thought pheasant. Love the fact you use x mod type gear. Hard to get a fire going in rain. I watch a lovely fella and his dog channel name Survivalland. Just like you but in a different country great video keep it up.

[@mooseyrambling5838]

Nice mate, Love the videos. You do need to do a bit more research in to camp fires in the wet ! It can be pissing down fa days bud, but ya should always be able to light & sustain a fire! It don't need a stove, its how you build the fire that's important, and the peroration. 1, Get the fire stuff together, All 3 stages!, 2, use the fire triangle !, 3, support, " tend" the fire ! Oh and 4, enjoy the warmth of your labours. Excellent to see this Channel growing, I love the open style with out any B,S. good on ya dude. I like the improvisation of mixing the kit up, its all relay good to see. Your giving tips & tricks on more than one level when you do things like that bud. big thumbs up mate. As for a good pillow, get a decent thick dry bag and then stuff it with what you have.

[@herbsmith6871]

A bit damp, like how you set up the bivy. Very nice 🤠

[@TreeDeepOutdoors]

Thank you Herb! Much appreciated my friend 👍

[@duggydugg3937]

maybe a pup tent with floor or teepee ?

[@treksntarps]

That was a wet one mate. Had same issue with fire recently, had to strip slightly larger pieces down to dry bits then do feather sticks . Time consuming but got fire ( in the end 😂) . Know what you mean about pillows to mate try using your spare clothes in a dry bag and a shemagh as a pillow case . Works for me . Interesting setup with the bivvy . Enjoyed vid mate keep em coming 👍. Take it easy fella .

[@MrScreaney]

I like your idea of pillowing a shemagh - never thought of that. Cheers.

[@treksntarps]

@@MrScreaney No worries mate 👍

[@TreeDeepOutdoors]

I’ll definitely be putting a little more effort in on the next fire, it’s somewhat of a necessity on this next camp! Luckily, all is looking dry! That’s an excellent suggestion on the pillow front my friend! I’ll definitely be considering that! Thanks for letting me know bud 👍

[@treksntarps]

@@TreeDeepOutdoors No worries mate . Intrigued as to your next one now 🤔 . Take care bud 👍

[@billyandrew]

*Treks n Tarps* I roll the dry, spare stuff into a sausage and use two Merino woollen socks to cap off either end. Served me well for decades.

[@chefyoda6858]

one for dinner one for desert haha yee boii

[@JohnSmith-df4vb]

i like how you show mistakes in videos, so my only complaint is we will probably never see a best of bloopers video, lol, congratulations on the subscribers, you have put in the effort, incidently you can probably use google lens to identify the feather, i use it all the time in the woods to help identify things.

[@bbicon29]

Nothing wrong with a good pot pasta

[@TreeDeepOutdoors]

A bit of spaghetti carbonara in the woods, I’ll take that over most of the meals I made last year! Hope you’re doing well Bruce!

[@jakepower3825]

What did you use to start the fire with that burned a very long time!?

[@TreeDeepOutdoors]

Hey Jake! That was a wax cotton pad. Excellent fire starters. I’m fixing to do a video this week demonstrating how to make them 👍

[@jakepower3825]

@@TreeDeepOutdoors awesome thanks alot i look foward to seeing that!

[@denisoleary5302]

Surly smarter to harvest the rain instead of that mudddy stream. ps Iv'e never been camping.

[@RossPotts]

@1:13. Steve

[@TreeDeepOutdoors]

😂

[@RossPotts]

Btw, I like that setup with the bivy. Makes sense, since it’s waterproof anyway. I just got my MMSS cover (US) delivered. Unfortunate that it doesn’t have enough headroom to put sticks in the way you did.

[@tylerburns1364]

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