Solo Winter Camping On Survival Rations 2018 Siberian Log Fire

Early Winter Trip To The Frontiers Camp Site. As The Days Are Getting Very Short This Time Of Year, I Stayed Overnight So I Could Get Some Work Done For Future Trips With The Hot Tent. For Food, I Had Only My Backup Food Pouch And A Loaf Of Bread.
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Welcome To Survival-Russia. One of the very best Outdoors and Survival related communities on KZbin, and yes, It's a pretty good Channel too :)
My name is Lars. I'm From Denmark but I live in Rural Russia now. I live at a Homestead in wild nature surrounded by a huge forest.
On The Survival-Russia channel we do all things related to the Outdoors Lifestyle. I share my thoughts and experiences on Survival Techniques for the woodlands of the Northern Hemisphere. the Reality of Survival. I share Techniques and ways of the Siberian Tribesmen and the Russian Longhunters of the older days. Things not shown outside of Russia very much.
On this Channel we also do Off-Road driving, Vehicle builds, Metal Detecting, all things Outdoors basically. Enjoy!

[@victorpearson1418]

No matter where you stand , camp fire smoke follows you around !

[@Scablands_Scavenger]

We need Tra la la la la Tee shirts, bacon scented of course.

[@littlejimbridger7770]

@Steve Anderson One with "AAARGH MESH"!!!! too. Robinet did it with 'BAM SON'. This could be a good thing!!!

[@adamknopp6631]

And one with a picture of army food with the word “Ray shones” above it...

[@PARRISHMELLOTT]

I think walking into the woods is so much better than driving. you get to appreciate the beauty of the forest, plus you can be silent. THANKS FOR THE AWESOME VIDEO LARS!!!! IM HOOKED ON THE CHANNEL.

[@ghostcrew3482]

Everytime I see an upload it brings a smile to my face

[@lucaseverets8912]

Thanks for bringing survival back to reality. All fluf is gone. Cheers from CANADA Lars you help me teach my kids the best way to survive in real cold because we all know dad doesn’t know anything but Lars you have the ears of the youth thanks to your exploits. Good on you hoss take care

[@SurvivalRussia]

Thank you :)

[@stemer1149]

Awesome. Nothing better than watching a video with snow and frost in it, and a Siberian log fire, while sitting in front of the fireplace, Sunday, after lunch.

[@SC-sf8xt]

Can watch this over and over . Love the fire and cooking and tra la la la la

[@UnderAlog572]

This guys my favorite survivalist, blahblah, lol I Canadian, Hungarian heritage, love the old school gear. Ie. Wool those snow shoes, wool blankets, and army rations . Love it

[@Nothing-qq4hd]

Best of youtube ive been binge watching you for a few days. Your genuine

[@SurvivalRussia]

Thank you!

[@ronwilliams9884]

A man doesn't actually need "a reason" to be out there. We're still hardwired to be out there, which is why it's so satisfying. Thank you for the video, awesome.... blahblahblah

[@stephenhaviland8916]

I love how you are about the simple things in life.. Thanks for uploading these.. I highly enjoy them.

[@patriotpioneer]

Lars, Thanks For Taking Us With You.

[@ElliottHinds]

I like the sled shots. Overall, very good cinematography on this episode.

[@robinwolf5705]

An adrenaline rush thinking something was running up on you! Greetings from Texas!

[@Miohunter444]

I love the forest in the wintertime!!Great video Lars!!

[@sksupply]

My face went sideways when you said you only need one snow shoe. Good one. Glad to see you today!

[@ghnfyhj]

Man I can totally party with this dude. He’s be an amazing wing man🔥

[@rudolphbondefangerer5513]

Pro tip: If it's very cold and you don't want your water to freeze, just mix it half and half with some good Vodka.

[@susaneirthug415]

I like how you encourage us to, " Do something awesome!" .

[@adamf.4823]

THAT SAW IS FREAKIN AWESOME

[@dr.desaster1043]

hello lars. Once again a super good video of you. I'm seriously impressed. greetings to wife and children

[@SurvivalTheory]

My fingers went numb when you were walking around camp without gloves. Thanks for sharing, keep up the good work!

[@jeffreyhill3960]

Ha. Crazy what the mind can tell you what is in your space.....only to find that there is nothing in the night that is not there in the day...enjoy the cold. Thanks for the vid

[@jeffreyriek7177]

Thanks Lars! Big fun in the snow..

[@MuskratOutdoors]

Happy people, a year the tiaga ......great show! Where were they compared to where you are Lars? I know Russia is huge, I think they were towards the Eastern side, am I wrong?

[@VIPER410]

Awesome as always :). Am I the only one that noticed the creature coming out of the fire at 17:15 :)? One of these days I'm going to have to go camping in the snow. Thanks for sharing Lars

[@audrey6277]

Winter videos are my favorite....awesome

[@glenholmgren1218]

LOVE Your channel & how wise and practical the advice & tips are! We have a cottage in North Western Ontario, near Sioux Narrows, Ontario. Regularly gets to below minus 30 + wind chill there for a month or so. Lots of wildlife - bears, wolves, deer, moose, lynx, bobcats, mink, and fish and eagles, hawks, ravens, crows, Blue Jays, so never very lonely even when out there alone. Your terrain and weather is VERY similar, tho we have a lot of bare rock outcroppings / cliffs mixed in. Anyhow, have spent parts of my whole 59 years in The Bush without the comforts of home and find your approach and methods super effective and relatively easy. Well Done, Brother. 👍 Keep Looking UP! 👍🎯😁🙏🏻😎

[@barrywebber100]

Lars your laugh is infectious, you are an awesome dude! Loved the Siberian log fire and your survival rations are great too and so compact. Best wishes.

[@sidashby7947]

Another great video Lars, enjoy your meal selections though simple, easy n tasty. Pork fat, my parents growing up on the farm used to have their pork, after being cooked of course, cut into pieces and put into big stainless steel cream cans. Would last for months sitting in its own fat. Pork fat sandwich’s is something my father talked about all the time, sadly passed away now but great memories.

[@Mothinabox]

The Lars in its natural environment. Topping!

[@fchadney]

Thanks Lars. I love your videos. All the best.

[@MartyBecker]

That log piece in the canteen shot looked like a firery dragon head.

[@SurvivalRussia]

One viewer thought it was a fox head :)

[@TT-ee3gs]

Definitely looked like a Welsh dragon, glad to see not just me that the idea .

[@crowfromtheoak6688]

I see a deer !

[@loupiscanis9449]

Thank you , Lars .

[@cherripaterson6066]

Love your videos. that fire is the best ive ever seen. I will remember how to construct given i ever need this survival challenge. keep the great survival techiniques coming.

[@ChrisWilliam08]

I always look forward to SR videos! Your videos are truly inspiration to fans. Keep up the great content Lars. Looking forward to next episode!!!! :))))))))

[@lrobinson1792]

I can never get enough of your winter camping/survival videos. The food, the gear, your toughness and ability to figure out things on the fly. ("On the fly" is an idiom). As always, thanks for sharing☺📐📏🔧🔨

[@Blueswailer]

Getting back to the heart of Survival Russia, these long camping videos are a very nice watch whilst sipping my morning tea. In the end not many creature comforts are needed. Birch is one of the more "talkative" wood species to burn especially semi-fresh. We only have - 2 Celsius at the moment. No snow of course, weather forecasters claim we'll have some soon but my trust for them is dwindling. At least the air is crisp to breathe now. Cheers Lars, see you in the next video!

[@SurvivalRussia]

There's nothing like crisp winter air. Washed clothes dried in the frost just smells Awesome :)

[@redsorgum]

Saturday special 👍👏

[@SurvivalRussia]

Kind of :)

[@darthbane3166]

Love the videos, have learned quite alot from you, me and the boys are loggers in eastern Canada and build a Siberian log fire every day at lunch, what a fire very efficient, I even bought a bigboy because of you. Keep up the amazing work

[@tewdogs4475]

i have always carried a food pack like yours.....even on a two hour planned trip. you never know whats in your path waiting....lol thanks for sharing

[@shadowcastre]

Awesome...! One snowshoe.. it's a good way to go in circles. Lol.. Thanks for the video...

[@lrobinson1792]

shadowcastre 😉😊👍

[@geepcj2a]

I know you said you had trouble with the fire, but it always surprises how good that Siberian log fire works. Thanks for the beautiful video!

[@cyrushormusjee5112]

Greetings. Enjoyed your trip and tips. Cave men to Tent men, Blah,Blah, Blah. Minus, Vodka.with that delicious, supper. Good going. Outdoors man. See you in the next. Regards...

[@aidans4866]

Good video, i am going to try a log fire here tonight, we have a town christmas tree light up night here in my town, drinks and so on. After i will make a fire. Happy weekend everyone

[@lars-goranabrahamsson9337]

Really nice video again. Keep up your good work in the forest.

[@carlrosenbaum3754]

Your a cool guy man thank you for your videos. Peace

[@bushcraftnorthof6012]

You make me feel good about using my legs in the bush again while my snowmobile is broken. I don’t mind skiing, but I want to get further from town, and not have my truck vandalized on the side of the highway. I need a nice back to basics trip. Great to see you out again. -20’s here, trucks on Yellowknife Bay, sleds zipping around. Yes, I love winter. Take care across the pole!

[@karmicbabe]

Biryani is a rice dish from India. If you use basmati rice the proportion is always 1:2 one cup of rice and two cups of water. That will give you perfection.

[@FeldwebelWolfenstool]

...those metal snowshoes are wunderbar, I can straddle across fallen-down logs without worrying about them snapping in two, when I put all my weight down on one hoof...

[@marcusaetius9309]

Excellent post Lars.

[@ToyotaPete]

Hi like your vids, I'm Canadian. thanks for your knowledge. I've learned a lot from your vids.

[@blueeyeswhitedragon9839]

I always loved the quiet of the winter forest. No bugs also is good. Great video, can hardly wait for morning.

[@solid_jr]

Love the winter videos. Happy People made me want to move to Russia and become a trapper. Or, at least, build a cabin. I've fallen in love with the Russian landscape.

[@fookingsog]

Beautiful Country!!!

[@Eric-ew8jt]

Pure awesomeness! Really like your winter outings, probably the best on KZbin

[@SurvivalRussia]

Thanks Eric :) Even it was not that cold, it was a pretty rough trip.

[@JohnHill-v6q]

One snow shoe for Siberian tennis 😂 God bless lad

[@pickeledherring]

I love this guy!!!, Look over here there are soem trees, and blah blah blah. I will show you how to set up the siberian fire log and blah blah blah...

[@DixieFatline]

Awesome videos. Thanks for putting them up!

[@thepotholez]

"A little Siberian log fire" lol 07:56

[@williampysell2819]

I always enjoy watching your videos, Lars . Keep them coming out to us.

[@raimohannila6799]

I already saw the sled in Your earlier videos. Built my sled with the pulling rod, too. Found it very useful when skiing in the forest here in Finland. Thank You for the very "awsome" idea!👍

[@MartyBecker]

Really glad winter is there. Love your winter outings. 👍

[@ralphthebrick]

Love your winter overnight videos. Thanks Lars

[@semco72057]

I know that it gets really cold there and you all must be so glad to see Spring come. There is plenty of wood around with all the fallen trees available for firewod. That tent must come in really handy when away from home and in keeping you warm when sleeping in your sleeping bag.

[@paulgregg356]

Night Lars from Canada!

[@gerhardbraatz6305]

Looks like winter is well on its way.

[@ar15rich]

As always, awesome to be out with you, brother! Never long enough though.

[@pauln2661]

Pushing a tree down? Not me, that crack you hear, is just as likely to be up top; and a Widow Maker comes down on your head. Why not use the Mini Crawler to drag logs back to camp? That would widen your range for hauling dead standing to your camp and conserve calories. @10:00 Lars is using an axe, not just demonstrating. This is it! This is the video we have waited 3+ years for! :) That lunch looks good. Are there good sausages for hunters to carry there? I like a good dry sausage that it is easy to slice off bits for a snack or to add to soups.

[@SurvivalRussia]

It can be hairy as I said. I did not had the Crawler with me :)

[@tango2echo]

Great video Lars. You're killing it.

[@MichaelR58]

Lars, great to see you again, thanks for sharing and bringing us along , your videos make my day ! Always a pleasure !

[@paulwooster3590]

Tra-la-la-la-la...funny it always brings a smile to my face now..thanks for the great video made my evening.

[@gladiatorgrr790]

Awesome video thumbs up... one day in the future I would like to go visit and be in one of your videos jijiji..

[@froschnmaximus9108]

Sorry for being a bit late on the vid, but i had to make a good bowl of buckweed to enjoy the watch - dont know why but it feels right this way ;)

[@D3nn1Quet]

Great video as always. I thinik the crawler and other Vehicles are needed to get some game or heaxy load out of the woods the fst way and in not freezing conditions because your reagion tends to become a swamp in warmer weather

[@ToyotaPete]

Like your jacket & pants

[@conarc-d1037]

Lars, you should get to Oymykon in winter for a few overnighters!!

[@tinaturner134]

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[@orderofytene]

Awesome to see you staying out again Lars! Greetings from Bergen.

[@SurvivalRussia]

Mange Tak Lars :)

[@richardturietta9455]

Happy camping!

[@joelbenoitthewanderingbiso4976]

Lars you crack me up listening to you, I love it when you say " blah blah blah" And how often you say "awesome" , Your videos are AWESOME , You make me feel like I want to be there, thank you for sharing, Also I like that food bag, I think you have talked about it too, is it on varusteleka.com?

[@fyremanjef]

Nice to see you back out. And still eating the kinda fresh pork, well pork that wasn’t canned!

[@StMyles]

Just found this channel and found it very amusing. Tra lalalalala

[@SurvivalRussia]

Thank you :)

[@crash5868]

Resonant frequency it is called when a well judged stroke builds up to a powerful push.

[@Melitulf]

Nice intro, Lars, made me giggle.

[@-hazza-1291]

-7° "not that cold" haha love it, if it gets anywhere near 0° im in 50 layers lol.

[@blueeyeswhitedragon9839]

Celcius

[@-hazza-1291]

+camping buddy ah so not as bad lol

[@Cekmore]

My suggestion is to keep being Lars... being sorry for this and that is not awesome! Be more positive. You are the most legit man on KZbin out there showing what it means to be real! I've some training but not as awesome as you! #inspired

[@sosteve9113]

Awesom love the raw basics

[@sec8430]

Awsomeness! More hiking, shelters etc... and sst! More printingtool -;) videos please.

[@jim1948kerr]

love the snow camp video's and log fires, thanks for sharing, look forward to the next one,ATB '

[@oprov46]

0:38 - 0:52 , the most epic intro !

[@hughwark5291]

The Happy people videos are marvelous, love the trapper philosophy from Gennady, contrary to the old Russian proverb in his case a beard does make a philosopher LOL

[@norton750cc]

Pushing the tree to resonance multiplies your power! I look forward to the bacon operation. Like polish bacon, bozek i think? The fat is awesome fuel for keeping the body warm. In Scotland it is hard to find real bacon. Supermarket stuff is full of water, it creates a milky white goo as it cooks, then it turns to brown crud that burns onto the pan. The slices are around 1mm thick, so it ends up like crisp shrivelled up tree bark....Yuk. 22.00 hrs here and 1.6c outside, snow forecast in a week or so. Happy days, might buy my first ever tent soon, getting old lol...

[@corvusduluth]

+norman holland "Pushing the tree to resonance..." also multiplies the chances of the top snapping off and hitting the 'pusher'. But what is life without 'risk' ? Cutting ones own slices from a big slab of bacon is one of Lifes pleasures, thick as one desires. Have it good.

[@Cekmore]

@@corvusduluth experience for the tree pushing... feel, listen.... run ! Left or right .... none of that Looney tunes .... lmao

[@Cekmore]

I came across Bill e' s bacon search and you shall find

[@kefa1975]

These are my favorite videos!!😀

[@ellisholcomb7942]

Thanks for sharing always really enjoy your videos wish i could still get out but my health will not let me

[@SurvivalRussia]

Thank you very much Ellis :)

[@tnt75142]

Russian mre is so cool. Not for sale u said. I'd love to have some of them. Too cool. 💖 Stay warm n please carry more water. I worry

[@esquiredalegunn]

Wish I could join you Lars. I still miss Deputy Dog.🇱🇨

[@thetazman6]

And some funky stuff

[@LSSGuru]

Snow is so beautiful, but the palm trees in my yard are nice too! A chilly 81° here this evening. No Siberian Log fire needed :-(

[@MOOSEDOWNUNDER]

Brilliant episode mate, good to see you back where you belong, amongst the bush. Looking forward to part two. Cheers Moose. p.s. typical sodding fire hey, lol, cyclonic chasing your eyes all the time. lol.