Stay Cool Outdoors in Extreme Heat, part 2

[@berke2336]

I found your channel about 8 years ago and I'm so glad you're still uploading. My grandpa got me into bushcraft and camping, and he passed away during your 6 month break, so this channel went from just a great place to learn to somewhere I can learn while also feeling like a part of him is still with me. Thank you Ken for everything over all these years!

[@tonybright7897]

That was very special brother!! I tip my hat to ya for sharing that with us all. I'm sure your grandfather is very proud of you for continuing with the outdoors life. Take care, Tony

[@KennethKramm]

Wow! Thank you. You’re comment’s mean a lot to me

[@CanYouHearTheWhistling]

I'm in the Mojave rn it's 110 to 115 these tips help you need salt and water an old writing I read once said "when travelling in heat carry as much water as physically possible" this is true one gallon lasts you 1 day bring salty snacks liquid IV 1 gallon in your hand and get a jug of water for you car 5 gallons try to pack light to

[@davidchandler8280]

Long time fan the Hammocks, 🐻 all the different camps in TX and South fork TN allways Educational. Thank so much and wishing you well!!!

[@KennethKramm]

Our pleasure!

[@bradleymiller1126]

My day is complete

[@KennethKramm]

Thank you!

[@tonybright7897]

Amen brother!!!

[@ladyj.klmnop]

I was just thinking about you, Mister Ken... So glad to see you. Blessings to you and your family

[@KennethKramm]

Same to you!

[@saroj994]

ALWAYS - Thailand

[@ronvalderrama5765]

I so very much appreciate these tips. Thanks for posting.

[@KennethKramm]

Glad it was helpful!

[@davedeatherage4902]

I Appreciate your information , you do not circumlocution. Thanks, God bless you ✔️✝️🇺🇸👌👍( I also ended up in the ER, dehydration, heat exhaustion, very nauseous, was hydrated at hospital with electrolytes & saline.)

[@KennethKramm]

Thank you

[@scotolbe]

I haven't seen you on here in awhile but very happy I found this. I have been a fan for 9 yrs. I have learned soo much over the year's from your clips. My favorite is the camping stove you designed that you roll up.😊

[@tattiibi99ins]

Hope all has been well. Glad to see your smiling face. Thanks for the video

[@CyclingSteve]

I must admit the tongue breathing tip made me laugh, but it works! Thank you as always for sharing your wealth of information, I have learned so much from your videos.

[@KennethKramm]

Wonderful!

[@markgibbs904]

Good to know you fared well in the storm. Such good information. Have to admit that I laughed out loud when you mocked the scorn in the ER.

[@KennethKramm]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@tonybright7897]

Hey kenneth, I've been watching your videos for about 15 years???? Or very close to that. My wife and I are on our honeymoon, sitting in a motel room, watching your videos. We drove through northern Texas today on our way back home to Alabama. We spent the last 2 weeks traveling the north west. Glacier national park, Yellowstone, Colorado, New Mexico, now we are heading home. Anyways, I'm so glad you made it out of that terrible situation. I too have been in that dehydrated situation on the trail. Yes also to the point of hallucinating. And also didn't tell anyone, i thought i was hiding mine but it was obvious to everyone that I was in a bad way!! Please be safe brother! I absolutely love your videos. I don't know you but love you as a brother!! I speak for everyone when i say, we can't make it without you kenneth!! Take care brother. Atb Tony

[@KennethKramm]

Thank you Tony… 15 years!! Wow. Time marches on… 😅😊

[@yellowboot6629]

I think You'r rrright❣️🤗🧙

[@KennethKramm]

You’re welcome

[@lis9937]

Many thanks to Ken from an old man in Korea!

[@KennethKramm]

You’re welcome! Thanks for taking time to comment

[@davegoodridge8352]

Lots of great information.

[@KennethKramm]

Glad it was helpful!

[@M-kh001]

Excellent strategies. Thanks. If possible, taking cool bath in the river or running water and eating fruits maintain a cooler body temperature.

[@antpant_]

Hey Ken, a decade ago I started watching your videos while I was in highschool. You're like the bushcraft version of Bob Ross, because of that your videos helped me recover from depression. I fell in love with the outdoors through your videos and began exploring outdoors myself. Now I'm in college, studying to become a veterinarian so I can help animals and conservation efforts. From the bottom of my heart, thank you for making videos.

[@KennethKramm]

Thank you. Your comment is greatly appreciated. Take care my friend….

[@brettmasters5379]

Love your videos Kenneth

[@KennethKramm]

Thanks…. Stay tuned

[@AnnBearForFreedom]

So good to see you again, my friend. I'm in Bakersfield, so I very much agree with your heat/dehydration experience. Heat kills--glad you escaped with your life. Hello again!

[@KennethKramm]

Thank you..

[@yannkitson116]

Great advice, thank you for sharing.

[@KennethKramm]

My pleasure!

[@davepenaphd4300]

Thanks Ken, you inspired me to make an ultralight solar oven for my trip on the JMT this coming week. Sits on my pack and is more for heating and rehydrating meals than for making cookies.

[@KennethKramm]

Rock on!

[@KarenLee-bs5ms]

Lol the bug..

[@LindaG858]

Hi Kenneth, haven’t seen any recent uploads & hope all is well.

[@KarenLee-bs5ms]

Have not heard from you in a very long time I hope you are okay

[@KennethKramm]

Hi Karen. I’m ok. Recovering from health issues….

[@KarenLee-bs5ms]

@@KennethKramm OK hi from Arkansas..I'm here for you..keep your head up..

[@campingfeed5235]

It's not too hot in that jacket? Looks good though

[@KennethKramm]

Bedouin people in the deserts of North Africa snd the Middle East wear clothing that is very different from what westerners wear. The multiple layers of fabric provide insulation, 🎉 the heat from intense solar radiation from getting the their skin. At the Sam time the clothing is loose and flowing… so the breezes can trace from the bottom of their clothing.. these breezes provide intend cooling through evaporation. They live in very hot and windy locations. So it is like a “swamp cooler”. Or large cooling towers in commercial building. In cooling towers, evaporation provides cooling to buildings. The reference articles in the video narrative explain Bosma this works in more detail

[@ronvalderrama5765]

I live in Arizona but travel to Texas often. I just returned from DFW area and the heatwave. I noticed that there were no mosquitoes and very few bugs. Honestly, I'm usually attacked by mosquitoes. Do you have an answer as to why there were so few mosquitoes? Could it be the heat and less humidity? Again, love your videos.

[@bensatterfield367]

High heat, and no "flood" waters sitting around is why we have had almost none this year in Texas

[@KennethKramm]

Lower humidity means fewer mosquitoes

[@roberttolley5055]

Hey Ken good to see you

[@KennethKramm]

Thanks for commenting Robert