stealth hammock camping in a urban location - overnight hammock camping.

[@malcolmgarrod1692]

I’m 71 still have pot noodles going out tomorrow with my self build camper van with pot noodles love the hammock but can’t get in one now all the best mate

[@richardmillican7733]

I've an old Peugeot beisl 6300 camper from 1982. It's always fully stocked with all kinds of "ready in minutes" foods. Looks like a Prepper pantry!

[@jonjohnson2844]

Can’t go wrong with pot noodles and the dried pasta pots too

[@LondonPredatorAngler]

good thing about hammock camping is its quick and easy to do! keep them coming!

[@kennuff2]

I stealth camped Monday night. Dd hammock, snugpack cocoon, mozzi net, quilt and camo tarp. In the night the mist rolled in then heavy condensation dripped from the trees made it like sleeping in a Brazilian rain forest. Great

[@crazyhorsejohnny1974]

The first time I went out camping on my own I had hot dogs. Nice and easy. And I had mustard and ketchup packets from McShitties. Back then I used to like my hot dogs boiled till they split. Now I prefer them on a grill over a camp fire or a stick stove. You should get yourself a double layer hammock so you could put an air mat in between. It doesn’t move much and it gives you added warmth from beneath and a more comfortable sleep. Thanks for sharing. Take care and stay safe.

[@JLowe-uu8lr]

Cool! NICE Location =8)

[@sarahclare8749]

Good video thanks for sharing 👍

[@Trevelyon006]

I adore everyone's 'stealth camping in a hammock' videos. I use an underquilt, wool blanket, air mattress, Caribou pelt, 4 seasons sleeping bag & a pillow. When the weather warms up I ditch one item at a time 😎

[@si_blacksheep]

Dan, I’ve only gone and got myself a Camo net. Cracking idea and so useful 👍

[@1ScruffyBeard]

Still do pot noodles 👍🏻 awesome camping food. Another fantastic video. Your honesty is refreshing and makes you video's 👌

[@takeahike7951]

Loved it. Takes me back to my army days. Not so stealthy nowadays. Stay safe and have a good weekend 🤓👍

[@trevormegson7583]

First meal at 15 years old camping was Tinned Burgers in Gravy and instant mash. Nowt wrong with pot noodles though either. Great standby grub. First tent was an "A" frame style. Progressed to domes and stayed there. However, I'm away this weekend Friday night to Sunday, albeit on a site with bogs etc. I know I will ache when I get home, so, Hammocks are starting to look like a good alternative, especially with the tarp set ups you Scott & Mick can come up with. Cheers.

[@mikecunningham8261]

I really enjoy your videos. I wish I could camp. I'm just to old now. Maybe that's why I enjoy these videos so much. Thank you

[@danielb2060]

Great video, I love the hammock camp... Cheer's

[@LadsOutdoorsCamping]

Just did one. I love stealth camping in my hammock

[@mooseshooz829]

Has to be beef and tomato pot noodle with lashings of tommy sauce 🙂Great video again thanks for sharing 👍

[@martinhaynes9185]

Love the hammock video and still love the beef and tomatoe pot noodle 😆 👍

[@Life-Outdoors-UK]

I use an underblanket and if colder use a thicker one or two. My preference is hammock camping and you can sleep in really rough and steep ground and not as obvious that you are staying the night. When you set up depends on the location. My first meal as a young kid was before Pot Noodles, it was probably a tin of Beans and Sausages. You have really learnt a lot over the years and certainly with hammocks. Keep the videos coming.👍

[@ChrisWoutdoors]

Nice one enjoyed this, spam and beans was my first meals and still have a tin in my pack now... ATB Chris.

[@Detman101]

Nice! Always great to be able to hide-out away from it all. Thanks for the lesson on gear, I'll have to pick up one of those camoflauge nets for my truck loadout.

[@gilljo1]

Very stealth, fair play. Watching this camping. Thanks and stay safe.

[@stevetaylor8446]

That's definitely a bit of me Dan....stealth hammock camping is awesome and around here, very much my main way of camping. Hoping to get out again soon for another one...you might have persuaded me to take the camo net lol. Atb buddy

[@maritimespook]

I set up my stealth camping kit with a hammock becauseof the bug net lol, I've seen people also use them on the ground like a bivvy , still tied but on the ground with a sheet , gonna try it , love bushcraft but just getting set up for stealth camping, cheers my friend great video !

[@manicoptio9305]

Don't know if it was stealth camping but when I was a teenager in the early 80's we were one night short on our hotel booking and so slept in a bush in Margate's Winter Gardens right next to the amusements.. Can't say it was a quiet night

[@moocher7336]

Just came back and gave this a re-watch. Pot Noodle even when i rode my BMX at Rom Skate Park in the late 80's

[@GAR85120514]

The camouflage hammock set up was epic cool.

[@marksadventures3889]

My first meals were butties and soup. Love a good stealth camp. That's proper stealth styli that Dan. Red light torch or green filter for camping stealthy and not ultra bright. As the light goes down into dusk I cook before dark, I might use noodles or just something like Hot shots and or butties. I'm getting a smaller tarp/basha too, but have the nets as well.

[@lansdorf]

Hi Dan Always hammock camp it gets you up of the floor away from ticks and beetles.

[@mikmike5475]

I first started using hammocks made from cut up camo netting. Issue 58 patt sleeping bag and issue poncho as top cover in the 70s.

[@peterhewitson71]

Hi I do a lot of hammaock camping on my channel , its a great way to go as you can find a lot more spots . Great video have been following you for a long time .

[@gogsalba4573]

How do...Ive been stealth -mocking through lockdowns.. and its has been great.. people passing within 50 yards and if they did see me they never let on... I'm fortunate I have woodlands not too far in which to hang... like you it's the waiting until folk have passed before you get set up and.. yup no fire's or loud gas stoves.. glad you enjoyed it... and yes I woukd like to see more ... ✌👍

[@MadDogSurvival]

Cold tin of beans was my first camping nosh lol.... still can’t beat a curry pot noodle though! 👍🏽👌🏽 Nice spot you found there brother! Nice 😁👍🏽 Best wishes brother 😎🍻

[@rcfokker1630]

I've been experimenting with hammock stealth, just lately. Pretty successful, so far. But, I don't move into my selected spot until at least 30 minutes after sunset ... sometimes much later. And, I'm gone with the first light. Problem is that I always get wet from the evening and morning dews, as I tramp thru the undergrowth. It's a good discipline to set up in the darkness, I think. Makes you very careful about every item that you have in your hands. Tiny spirit stove that is easy to screen.

[@brindle2009]

Another cracking video and why not stealth camp in a hammock keep them coming and we will watch 👌👌👌👌👍👍👍👍

[@anndebaldo7381]

Nice video! ATB!

[@MetallicrealitE]

To be able to be lightweight and stealthy was what made me get a hammock in the first place, in my home test runs I have found that I definately need a mat! I need the cushioning. I am happy to do a day out chilling without a mat but if I am going to sleep at all I 100% need one.

[@briancarruthers5535]

Yeah still take the pot noodles also mug shot. Liking the video 👍

[@vivalastratos]

Pot Noodle always the simple go to 👍, boil in their tin hot dogs another easy one👍.....and of course bacon sarnies🙂 Still doing it now 😀. Camo looked great. Looking forward to trying hammock camping this year for the first time too. Thanks for the vids👍

[@1darrencr]

we used to go camping in the 80's, our school had a field in the middle of nowhere for the army cadets.Finish school on a friday & get 2 buses....get off outside a coop. 2 of us buy 2 loafs & 6 tins of hot dogs & a bottle of ketchup......that was it till getting home on sunday.....proper basic

[@TrueCrimeAdventures]

Cool setup, the best stealth camp.

[@ReeceDee]

Did my first solo stealth camp Friday night. Was amazing. In forest near Orpington ha ha. Used my phoxx 2 for first time. Was pretty cramped. The Jakall 2 has far more space. But awesome nonetheless.

[@oldbaldguy6151]

Those down quilts are excellent, I use the single as the underquilt and the double to wrap round as a cocoon. More roomy than the snugpak cocoon and a lot lighter too!

[@OnEyeLama]

Brilliant Dan, brilliant idea!

[@mattsmindfulmeals5981]

First thing I took camping was a tin of beans and a tin of corned beef, and I then warmed them up together on an old camping Gaz stove

[@garylee4141]

Great video, Check out Steve Wallis, he does nearly all his stealth camping in a hammock, like the camp net 😀

[@richardmillican7733]

Steve Wallace is a great channel! Pot noodle or step 2?

[@ianmunkyg1026]

@@richardmillican7733 step 2 definitely 👍

[@1darrencr]

@@ianmunkyg1026 step 2 every time , steve is an awesome guy.Just a normal bloke not trying to be any way professional......just normal.Like a Canadian Dan lol

[@leemorrison55]

Another good video Dan. Keep them coming mate 👌🏻

[@JLowe-uu8lr]

Nice camo!

[@andrewgeddes72]

I still love Pot Noodle. Favorite's are Bombay Bad Boy and Sweet & Sour. Best one was Chilli Beef but I dont see them anymore in the shops.

[@peter_kelly]

And yet, Steve Wallis done a stealth hammock camp just today...

[@MrJayson204]

Great minds think alike

[@Mat-kr1nf]

I find mats are a nuisance because you have to rearrange it carefully every time you get out for a pee or whatever, sometimes it shifts as you’re getting back on, with the under blanket, once it’s on. Also, if you have your knees up, resting against the side of the hammock, they can feel cold because the mats not against them, whereas the under blanket can be pulled right up to the edge of the hammock.

[@MuddyDuck...]

Recently found your channel, and am really enjoying going through a load of your videos. 👍 Especially enjoyed this one, as I have (stealth) hammocked since the late 70s - after a marine friend of my Dad gave me one of his DIY ones. Almost any dark coloured hammock can be stealthy in the UK, just because the human eye doesn’t seem to recognise the shape as easily as a tent. Have had tons of adventures over the years, due to the much better visibility (vs tents). Especially some REALLY close encounters with animals - including a young deer nuzzling up against the hammock once. Tip: just keep still and let nature come to you... Have regularly observed (and sometimes scared the crap out of) trainee soldiers practicing woodland patrol near where I live, spooked amorous couples when they have got too close (and enthusiastic🤣), and even filmed game poachers on a friends land. But normally I just do it to de-stress and chillout in nature.

[@saswildman]

Love's camping then off to work. I find that mad.

[@uneekpcs]

Yeh going to work after a night roughing it I'm too old for that, used to go to work straight from raving all night in the early 99s though. Think I'm too old for that also, maybe I could push the boat out and have a go though.

[@saswildman]

@@uneekpcs never to old I still party Friday to Monday I'm 43. Camping is for relaxation. That's why it's mad home Les people do what he does. But he's not home Les

[@metalbearuk]

If I'm only going away for a night, I take a self heating meal for the evening and a breakfast, couple of oat bars, bar of chocolate, emergency bag of crisps, and a flask of coffee(great flask that keeps things hot for 24 hours) . Saves me taking any cooking gear.

[@jonpon69]

All about the hammocks for me

[@michaelcurtis8323]

I have stealth camped in a hammock, and yes, I have taken pot noodles, they don’t cook well on a fire though.

[@Mat-kr1nf]

It’s a bugger when the plastic melts!😁😂🤣

[@JLowe-uu8lr]

Had a one quart thermos added ice put eggs in a plastic crate had sausage an bacon too!=8)

[@Jonebee7771]

The old VESTA meals from KWIKSAVE...Jeepers I'm old

[@jamieb158]

I try to get to snowdonia once a year and wild camp with my hammock and a tarp, I use a self inflating mattress and never cold

[@RaynarNslR]

My dad made sausages, so that’s what I took. Brought eggs, bacon and bread. HP sauce to top it off. Stay safe atb 👍🦊

[@shropshirewoodsman3222]

Good video Dan. I'm a fellow pot noodler myself. Though I have moved on to batchelors pasta and sauce. Stealth camping is camping in stealth, haha. I think if you can find trees a hammock is slightly better for stealth in my opinion. That fly net you've got is quality!

[@wowsly]

i have stealth camped in a hammock for years :D best way to sleep :D

[@Airsoft-shooting]

Great camp mate, my first meal was sandwiches cheese and pickle... 👍

[@jonjohnson2844]

Your videos got me into camping, I’m currently sat in the Welsh countryside on an awesome campsite, why didn’t I get into this sooner? Need to slim my gear down though, I’ve been stuffing the car so much the neighbours think I’m flitting

[@hughsmith9401]

57 still luv pot noodle keep them coming

[@rhiannonstudios]

January 1985, Kinder Scout, camped 2000 ft up in a foot of snow, pot noodle 👍🏻 😆

[@carlashton1339]

Bombay badboy still a winner for me👍

[@benf3607]

Bombay Badboy !

[@Icwalking]

Great video as always Dan. Loving the camo net. You’ve used it a few times and really effective. Fancy one to cover my bivvi. What would you recommend ? Any type to avoid etc? Know nothing about them. Beans Ans sausage every time! Or tin of spam slices and fried 😜

[@MrDwanehoward]

Thanks.

[@craigpalmer347]

nice 1 dan mate my first meal was cold beans n sausage still like it now 40yrs later 🤣🤣🤣👍👍🏕🏕🌲🌲🔥

[@sixwestpoint]

Stealth camping is something that you need to do late and leave early. Unless you have a great book or need a long sleep it’s boring as hell. Great vid tho!

[@John-ev2hi]

You've never seen any1 stealth camping in a hammock before on KZbin 🤔

[@englishwoodsman]

No but know I have been told about some other channel now I am glad I did this video

[@magoo4452]

Everyone is doing it.Your rock must be huge..

[@johnimmins7302]

I like your stealth camping videos Daniel but I'm afraid your cooking seems to have taken a dive. Army ration packs and now Pot Noodle, surely a small Trangia or the like could have been used to boil water at least. Get yourself some proper grub like you used to, you know it makes sense. I have never tried a hammock, at 73 I doubt if I got in one, I would be able to get out of it in time for a pee! lol Keep up the good work.

[@englishwoodsman]

Steak tonight mate

[@Olan...]

Nice video Dan...i bought my mrs one of those self inflating matts and she thought it was a self inflating tampon.....she has floated off and i havent seen her for a few weeks...if she isnt back by christmas i am going to inform the police and report her missing...keep em coming lad....why dont you do a sunday roast and Yorkshire pudding one for us Brits and the rest of the world

[@stewartdean4009]

A like Hammond camp in but never tried a stealth camp yet

[@bradford7242]

Hi, would be great if you could try out, the hennessey hyperlight ziphammock, as a tent?

[@randomhato]

Probably the same fox that nicked the lid for your kettle. 🤣

[@Olan...]

Have you seen the Amok.....its looks awesome but its not cheap

[@RootsLion]

sweetcorn an spam carp bait and munchies in one lol

[@LeGavroch]

I thought about doing it

[@TheGreasyCamper]

Your hammock looks like a butterfly cocoon

[@peterp4223]

Definitely pot noodle and you picked the only flavor I still take curry all the way

[@PlaidLaddy]

mate... am one in a million. a prefer tae sleep on the hard ground xD aye ye cannae beat a pot noodle, but ye cannae beat the laugh ya got mate always makes ma smile

[@harashigomari1690]

Dan, I seen that rucksack in two of your recent vids, what make is it

[@englishwoodsman]

DD hammock mate

[@heymrguitarman7637]

For me I would prefer to camp with a nice view in at least one direction. The openness is one of the main joys for me but we're all different and it's all good

[@robmackins2111]

Need to break up the shape of the camo net on the ridge line if you don’t want to be seen. There are no straight lines in nature.

[@andrewdavis9223]

Chicken and mushrooms does me

[@marthascargill5234]

where's a good place to get a camo net? i wasnt sure if getting one was worth it until your channel and now im convinced

[@kennuff2]

Ebay, very cheap, various sizes

[@robusa7477]

Hey entertaining video as always well done mate. Where did you get the mossie net from it looked pretty good . Rob

[@campingchrisuk1675]

Great video Dan, did you find your air matt bag?

[@GavTatu]

no foxes where i am.... do you have to secure your food overnight, to stop them sniffing around ?

[@anniejones1839]

First meals were tinned hotdogs and pot noodles, most wrong with that

[@bradford7242]

have you tried hennessey hammocks, they are one all round hammock?

[@jim-bob-outdoors]

I dont get on with a mat in the hammock, bloody thing always pings out in the middle of the night.

[@stepanpiantkiwskyj5219]

Nice overnight, like that cam net, are they easy to get hold of?

[@Foxtrottangoabc]

U ain't seen them in a hammock cause they in stealth mode, ps I took pot noodles camping on me freeze dried quest journey and have started to eat them again at home , they taste good full of flavour 🤣👍

[@tootall258th]

Pot noodle is the king stealth camping cuisine.

[@EastAnglianBushcraft]

Mate I stealth camp in my hammock

[@Consf3aracy]

Where did you get the camo net?

[@Trevelyon006]

First meal was a chicken casserole, from scratch 😎

[@CragScrambler]

I still use pot noodles from time to time, but I crush them and put in a gusseted pour n store bag lol