Winter Camping 2018 The Frontiers Camp

- The Second Day At The Frontiers Camp. The Wind Had Kicked Up Considerably. It Was A Raw Morning, But I Got Some Work Done.
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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!

[@Qarlo99]

This video is so REAL! The real deal. Keep up the awesome work.

[@Juntasification]

It's a known fact, that you just can't get anything done while wearing gloves. I always start with gloves when working on my car and in 5 minutes I've tossed them away.

[@tango2echo]

Try a pair of the ANSI Level 4 cut resistant gloves. Very light and thin. Excellent tactile feel. As an electrician I was resistant to wearing gloves for years until finding these. Home Depot has them for about $9 a pair or they are available online.

[@lightpixeldotnet]

That's why you need the right gloves for the job.

[@bobcostas6272]

The delicate bits need a delicate touch - until theyre no longer finger-loose:)

[@kenmichener8439]

You are the awesomest awesome dude that was ever awesome awesomeness always awesomeness you are awesome thank you to you and yours God bless love you dude

[@wntu4]

Once fire is going everything is awesome. :) Agreed!

[@derandi2037]

It seems you like to kind of punishing yourself. You are always doing the nastiest stuff with a smile on your face. I like that!

[@elwha6025]

Out in the woods with a few things and lots of skills is pure enjoyment. It's why we go out......... and it's not punishing.

[@derandi2037]

@Christopher Kavanaugh :D :D :D Let's say it's more like a "Challenge" for him :)

[@MrSrtman18]

Lars is good people. I need to go visit. I need me a wife there

[@serbia-ll1io]

Cold hands first thing in the morning is not so awesome.

[@daveallen1603]

Especially if you need to piss

[@Honeythief212]

@@daveallen1603 well I mean, aiming is optional so you can do without hands

[@daveallen1603]

Good point. Like a drunk leaning against a parking meter, I guess. "Well, at least my leg is warm now".

[@toddleroux4745]

@@Honeythief212 Still, in my case, I need fingers from both hands to dig down thru' the moss to find it, first.

[@OKBushcraft]

Another excellent training video Lars. I especially like the old trapper pics you place at the end of the videos. I inspect them for minute details of their lives. More please.

[@tallcedars2310]

Looking at the pic it looks like he's wearing a vest or has something flung over his right shoulder, any idea what that would be?

[@victorcastle1840]

OKBushcraft, I do the same thing, and also was wondering what he had on.............also noticed he had a cooking set up behind him, for hanging pots. I have asked Lars to add any known info to pictures, even dates if available .

[@OKBushcraft]

I saw those and the vest thing wondered what he was wearing as well. I enjoy seeing the things that would have been my granddads era here in Oklahoma. He was a man of the land. Seems things are a little different in Eastern Europe but some things are the same.

[@victorcastle1840]

@@OKBushcraft One thing was the same all over in that time period, everything was hard . No easy peasy stuff back then. None of this , everyone owes me crap.

[@tallcedars2310]

@@victorcastle1840 those sticks look like a good way to make a fast and efficient pot hanger, although not sure how they attached them to a surface so they would hang. That info comes in handy for us who bushcraft and if anyone can make a video on old trappers lives, Lars is the man. He still has many friends who live the life and it's great to see some of their ways on his channel.

[@WayPointSurvival]

Very cool trip! Enjoyed the video! Thanks!

[@Woodswalker1965]

Excellent video. It's amazing how a simple cup of tea and a hot fire can make things...awesome! Take care, Wade

[@bushcraftnorthof6012]

Some guys might not be “soldiers “ anymore, but sure enjoy the finer points of soldiering still! Hope you have an awesome winter, Lars. Oh, and I hear you loud and clear on cold and batteries. Take care.

[@Blueswailer]

Good that you got your hands warm, numb fingers are decidedly Unawesome. As long as they don't start turning purple, campfires and holding tea mugs seem to work nicely. Strange that the bottle got a hole in it. You are also right to be wary of Bisphenol-A leeching from the plastic. PS. The Finnish word "Savotta" has been loaned from Russian "завод/zavód". It came to mean "Logging site" in Finnish. Up until the 1960s manual forestry labour was a vital part of employment for folks living outside of cities/townships. Especially in Eastern & Northern Finland & Lapland. "Savotta" used to mean dozens of men with saws & axes, horses with sleighs, someone to cook food, to freeze the sleigh tracks(for ease of transport) etc. A modern "savotta" is soulless, with huge machines lumbering through the forest and felling trees as if a bomb came through.

[@SurvivalRussia]

Thank you very much for the very interesting meaning behind the term "Savotta" :) Awesome!

[@jamesortiz5388]

I'm inside under a blanket and it's cold. lol awesome overnighter Lars!

[@hellsscoutact5379]

I enjoyed the video. I liked seeing that somebody else does stuff like i do. Anyone can survive and camp through summer with little training. But to survive through a cold wet or snowy winter does take more knowledge, skills and in resourcefulness. Keep up the good work.

[@JD-kg3mx]

Love the attitude! Sleeping in the wild and waking to snow at the tent door and you still say it’s pretty good. I’ve done this - you really get a reality check when you wake to freezing temps and gotta’ get a fire going so you can cook and get that camp coffee on!

[@tomb1598]

Looks as though winter has set in there Lars. Keep up the great videos Lars. We love them and the work you do.

[@davemcbeardface8976]

When I was up in lapland I used disposable hand warmers fixed one to my camera (where the battery is kept) with elastic bands / ranger bands

[@blueeyeswhitedragon9839]

I like these disposable handwarmers for cold weather camping. They work inside the sleeping bag as well as inside gloves & boots.

[@boutthere3374]

Nice video Lars and as for that age old power dilemma question of what to do in the cold I have been using Aukey brand power banks of 20000 mAH and unfortunately,like you, I have had to keep them next to my body in the really cold(-40C) but they have held up fine for a few years now. I am going to try their 30000 mAH and Ill keep you updated but I have no doubt they will work. I have tried using hand warmer packs on the camera gear but the severe cold just sucks the life out of them but I what have found that works surprisingly well is boiling water in my titanium canteen and then wrap a shemagh around it and it can keep your camera gear a bit warmer.

[@tomasmalmros6091]

Take a look at the Anker brand for powerbank. Best regards from sweden.

[@SurvivalRussia]

Tak Tomas :)

[@tomasmalmros6091]

Mange tak själv Lars. Varit frånvarande en längre tid, pga djup depression men hittat tillbaka till din kanal.

[@rolandpl1958]

I agree, I was thinking of the same brand to advise to Lars.

[@skjelm6363]

@@SurvivalRussia once I was in the field with a crew to film in cold conditions. It helps a lot to wrap a insulation around the camera-rig PLUS this heat-pads, that hold up to 8-12 hours inside, you can get for your bodyparts, put near the batteries. Look for "Thermopad Rücken-Wärmer" or "OnlyHot Zehenwärmer" thats the kind of pads I mean. It wasn't -20°C but something around -7°C. Worth a try. The trick here is to have a good foam for the insulation, not to heavy, but this one without that many air-bubbles" inside, don't know how to call it in english and to describe it better. Hope that helps a bit! And I think it is easier to wrap and heat a power bank, because of its shape, so sewing is not that much work.

[@royparman1498]

Good strategy, not relying on gloves until the cold gets more extreme early in winter, get acclimatized before the REAL cold arrives. I also love the little shelter where you can keep your gear shelter and also "season" some birch bark as well. It looks as though you have about as much snow cover as we have here in Eastern Canada already. As for the leaking water, when that little bit froze from ground contact overnight, the expanding ice might have cracked the plastic, and then it starts leaking as that ice film melts. Still, as you say, unawesome to have a leaking water store. Love that siberian log fire every time I see you make it, very efficient and looks quite warm. Great video, as always, my friend. Keep warm and keep being awesome.

[@SurvivalRussia]

The hole looked as is was melted. A "nice" round hole... :)

[@calvinmientke3539]

My damaged finger always predicted colder weather. I had to wrap it in tissue with a layer of aluminum foil for insulation. Spitting birch in a fireplace is not awesome. Even with a screen cover, it will throw embers on the floor or worse the shelter. The snowshoe is for swatting those Siberian winter mosquitos.

[@timthompson4905]

Been a sub for quite a while now and these videos just keep getting better and better. Lars, your content is so entertaining and engaging that I'm not even allowed to watch these without my girlfriend or she'll be mad haha. It's as if I skipped ahead of a show we were watching on netflix or something. I love camping in the cold and that first re light of the fire in the morning is one of the best parts of the whole experience in my opinion. Great work, loving every minute.

[@SurvivalRussia]

Thank you Tim and Girlfriend :)

[@littlejimbridger7770]

Hhhhhmmmm, wild boars! Typewriter or spear? Spear AWESOMER!

[@Cekmore]

You are Legit Lars! Thanks for sharing!

[@aksalaman4689]

Well done Lars. Love the new word...Unawesome. I'm sure we will hear it again from you, I might even use it if you don't mind.

[@oldredcoonhound2182]

Check out the Anker Power products. Power banks, cables, portable solar panels.

[@corvusduluth]

I bought a Anchor PowerCore 20100 2 years ago am VERY impressed about how it kept it's charge for a week in Below Zero Fahrenheit.

[@thewiseowl3672]

Your personality is contagious. You are ALWAYS positive, upbeat, happy, humorous, and.....AWESOME. Awesomely UN-awesome? Lmfao!

[@SurvivalRussia]

Thanks!

[@PauloLima-bm3eo]

Awesome breakfast Lars this is the good life but I would take coffee instead tea need my caffeine in the morning to make me going LOL 👍👍

[@SurvivalRussia]

Tea contains caffeine too :) I drink coffee at home but never in the woods for some reason.

[@PauloLima-bm3eo]

That's true we all have different tests that's the beauty of life in the end off the day wat makes you fill good is wat meters have a good week mate 👍

[@tuoppi42]

Coffee is also a great laxative. Tea not so much, which can make a difference between human toilet and bush dump and freezing butt. :)

[@blueeyeswhitedragon9839]

Tea can actually contain more caffeine than coffee.

[@victorcastle1840]

@Pancho Villa Thanks for the chart, I too was surprised at amounts and differences between drinks !

[@dragodrazenovic1064]

Great video Lars! I love your jacket (overcoat,coat I dont know how you call) where did you get that?

[@johnashcraft2724]

Drago Drazenovic I too would like to know where that anorak, coat, jacket thing came from. Where Lars?? Please! John in Colorado

[@MuskratOutdoors]

Magnesium snow shoe............can you start a fire with snow shoe scrapings? Was that it? I hope I didn't spoil your video!

[@Helsinkipop]

Let the congregation say amen to this video!

[@WayneTheSeine]

Amen

[@Romin.777]

Amen!

[@max_fjellstorm]

How is the bread called? I’d like to search it

[@Mutlap]

the picture at the end says a lot, my thoughts hygiene practices, always smell like smoke, food contamination, ability to get a good night's sleep.

[@philbrown6787]

Every time I think of ground pads I think of a friends dad who slept without one during WWII and suffered the rest of his life because of it. Also had nerve damage from shell shock during the N African campaign......poor guy Anyway, great video

[@jamesellsworth9673]

It seems that adversity makes you cheerful...or you are cheerful in the face of adversity. Why did you leave the inner tent behind on this trip? I understood that was a cold weather feature that helped to hold in heat. Aha! you answered on another page of comments! You wanted extra space. Of course, mosquito netting is not going to do much to hold heat in the winter.

[@SurvivalRussia]

Right on James :)

[@markatkinson614]

Lars , put a ridge in the birch bark shelter put a backwall And afront door . A header will support the opening to support. The ridge overtop of the door.. # SAVE THE BIRCH HUT !! AKER POWER BANK . KEEP THEM WADM THO..

[@dannyoman7219]

I,guess,the,man,at,the,end,is,a,relative,?,,what's,the,story,of,the,picture,,great,respect,for,you,Lars,it,must,be,hard,in,winter

[@milcotto4153]

Great video. You sounded very cold there before you got the fire going. Just some input I found about power banks. I was thinking that the jump start powerbanks might be an alternative to the usual powerbanks. For 220V: Audew Auto Starthilfe Powerbank - 1500A - 20000mAh - EUR 74.99 www.amazon.de/dp/B07GS16TD5/ref=sspa_dk_detail_3?psc=1&pd_rd_i=B07GS16TD5 There is a YT review of the 800A Audew (older version) - and according to the specs showed there it's working temperature is -20C to +60C. It might be the same on this Audew 1500A Powerbank, but I am not entirely sure about that. AUTOWN Starthilfe Powerbank - 1000A - 21000mAh - EUR 81.99 www.amazon.de/Starthilfe-Spitzenstrom-AUTOWN-Batteriestarter-Taschenlampe/dp/B07BZST7ZN/ref=sr_1_5?ie=UTF8&qid=1543166416&sr=8-5&keywords=Auto+Starthilfe These Jump Start Powerbanks might however not be eligable for shipping to Russia (neither to my country. Too bad, I want one :-)) But surely they will have them for sale in Russia somewhere too. For 110V: BASAF Car Jump Starter 1500A Peak (All gas, up to 6.5L diesel engine), Portable Battery Booster, 12V Lithium Jump Pack, Quick Charge 3.0, Type-C Power Bank. This jump pack has a battery of 16800 mAh. - USD 99.99 www.amazon.com/dp/B07F1QJNB9/ref=psdc_318336011_t3_B07GNF14QN?th=1 If you are buying one of these jump starters, you would want one with a Quick charge 3.0 USB port, and you would not want to buy the cheap one's, because the safety on those are not good enough. They can burn up and maybe also damage the electronics in your car. And you have to keep them indoors, because if you leave them in the car during winter, most of them will probably not be of much use. For the powerbanks only, you would have to check their operating temperature and if they are able to charge cameras. Some of them can only charge mobile phones. I didn't manage to find any of them for outdoor use. But surely someone must have made them. It is getting cold here too, with temperatures below zero, but no snow yet. Have a nice evening!

[@HHaspeli]

Yep! We had that sleeping pad in the army, but it was green (what a surprise). I shot two brown hare last weekend and now the other one is in the oven. Thanks for the video!

[@SurvivalRussia]

Awesome :) Hare tastes good! I'm drying bacon on the attic for later smoking :)

[@HHaspeli]

@@SurvivalRussia oh my that sounds good! I like smoked everything. I want smoke on my fish, meat and whiskey! Next time when i smoke fish i will try birch for smoking.

[@zipsikii]

Check the xiaomi 20000 mAh powerbank from gearbest.com, banggood.com or aliexpress.com, I am using this as a light source with a USB lamp, price arround 25 $ and they deliver to Russia too, greetings from Slovakia 😀

[@CHEEKYMONKEY1618]

Hello Lars I know this video is 2 years old now but I haven't seen you with any power pack in any recent videos so I assume you haven't got one yet. I use the Noco gb150 when I'm on the river, it has 4000amp cold crank power and a 12v outlet for charging phones/ cameras etc The smaller gb70 easily has enough power to jump start the SRV or the Gator bit you can charge your equipment aswell. I'll post a link www.ebay.co.uk/itm/143908972004 Love the great content Lars Hope you and your family stay safe 🤘🇬🇧

[@tabetabs6225]

I love your videos mate 👌👌great knowledge...and I love your content 👊 Great work 🔥

[@dula4552]

Hey Lars, i've just got another Gorka query if its ok! Just wondering if the Splav brands are also on par with SSO and BARS? I understand they were also used by the Russian military, hence figured they may be as good as SSO? Also some of the new SSO suits appear to have switched to ripstop fabric and moved more to the British Smock pocket configuration. Had you used some of these newer designs? Had you found them to be as good as the tent fabric, gen 3 and 4 suits? Many thanks! :-)

[@martinpecheur8506]

Hello..I've noticed that your knives are very sharp..maybe you could give a tutorial on your sharpening technics

[@PedroPerez-uz6rb]

Anker 26800mah battery or the Anker PowerHouse if you need to go real big. Inergy Kodiak if you just want to live off grid. lol

[@keithoszmanjr4802]

Howdy Lars! I use a portable jump-start box for my outdoor charging and powering needs. It is pocket size, has a USB port, tons of power, and you can get 2-3 jump-starts out of it if the battery in your vehicle dies. Many companies make them and the one I use only cost me $25.

[@agjld7]

I'm a commercial truck driver. I often haul frozen food which I haul at -10f°. When I haul frozen ice, I have to haul it at +15f° or the plastic bags get brittle and, burst.

[@dannyoman7219]

Stay,strong,in,that,cold,ya,give,us,a,smile,and,learn,to,survive,so,don't,freeze,Lars,we,need,you,

[@ericcorse]

The effectiveness of the SLF in reflecting heat is pretty amazing.

[@SurvivalRussia]

It is :)

[@rememberitsallagame]

Love what you're doing !! Bla Bla Bla Awesome, sub funky sub liking Sub Sub plus plus

[@harrymills2770]

Since you're camping close to home, did you ever think of a rocket-stove mass-heater base camp? Burn 10% as much wood. Warm an earth bench by running the exhaust underground. Just a thought.

[@jackguzzlercliffy4050]

Hi Lars, the UP2 tent came yesterday and I am looking forward to using it. Thank you for putting the website link (bereg-ekat.ru/) in your video. They were great and very helpful with a tracking number to follow the tents progress to the UK. Will update when I have time to get away. Cheers.

[@thatotherguygreg]

Hey Lars, I've been enjoying your videos for a long time now and wanted to share this video with you. I think you are a subscriber to his channel but I couldn't help but notice how similar you guys are to the way you approach each situation. I am actually situated on the border between Quebec and Ontario Canada and we get winters that are very similar to yours, In fact, just last week we had a cold spell of -20 Celsius for about four days and it was coming from you guys... That Siberian air is super cold! Anyway, just wanted to pass this along and to also pass on my thanks to you for such awesome videos... kzbin.info/www/bejne/g3vSfWlnptlpZs0

[@geepcj2a]

My thumbs always crack in the winter cold, do you have any Survival Russia tips for cracked skin in the winter?

[@loupiscanis9449]

Thank you , Lars .

[@SurvivalRussia]

Thank you too Loupis :)

[@robertgrosser3359]

You just won a new subscription. I have been watching you for a little while now and when I saw you drinking strong black tea and you can't see the bottom, I knew that you were a man after my own heart. It is the only way to drink tea. Thanks for the great video and I will be looking for more. Cheers from Australia 🇦🇺.

[@scottbainetwisted_keel_adv5821]

Hey I'm new to your channel I heard about you from funky prepper in the UK. I'm in usa but I wanted to say I love the goal zero stuff I have solar charger and battery bank that all is comparable and has been working well for 3 years now. So maybe that is helpful. Stay warm and watch out for those predators 👍👍

[@irvsstella]

Solar power, power banks, trickle charge, lasts for days. Get a solar panel to put on sled, charges slow but infinite times.

[@kentscoffey]

As far as Power Banks go, I have an emergency flashlight that recharges with a hand crank. On the side is a port where you can plug in your devices and use the hand crank to charge them. It's made of durable plastic and very light weight. I'm sure you can find such a thing on the internet. Just make sure the crank voltage is compatible with your camera. Hope this helps.

[@kenmichener8439]

I join the United States Army in 1979 I was sent to Germany right on the border of Czechoslovakia I was on a hawk missile battery radiotelephone operator they were strict but Lacs so much heroin and so much hash winter grafenwoehr so many times I knew people by their names their I have stories some fun some ridiculous some funny as hell but it was really serious they said we had a 30-minute until we were destroyed it's funny now but it wasn't then

[@lars-goranabrahamsson9337]

Yet another very good video. Like your fires that seem to burn for a long time. Fun that you use a little older but very good clothes when you are out in the woods. Looking forward to the next video. Have fun in the wilderness. Best regards Lars-Göran from Sweden.

[@dontfearthereaper9528]

What's the history behind the black and white photo??? I really like learning about that sort of stuff

[@pridepride1942]

You remind me of GRU... from Minions... You are awesome👍👍👍😊😊

[@fredbenedict7425]

I love the drone scenes of the vastness your country. You are showing true survival. You speak very good English, tra La la .

[@FawnandEvon]

Don’t your bears hibernate in the winter? Oh I see it’s still November, but isn’t it cold enough for them to hibernate? Wow eating pure fat? Or is that cheese? I know my grand parents would save the bacon grease for frying, but I never would have thought eating it without cooking. Did it keep you warm, keep your heart safe my friend.

[@bobcostas6272]

Seeing you eat some russian bread in the cold and wind reminds me of home. I can taste it! I really hope you know how many of us appreciate your videos because it takes us back to the motherland. Id do anything to be frying some bread in the land of permafrost again

[@Finn-pe7uj]

Thanks Lars! Any opinions on Vapour Barrier Liners to preserve the loft and reduce moisture in your sleeping insulation?

[@PD-ul4ve]

Lars, I like the way you approach getting ready for winter season, I do the same thing to acclimatize. better to get used to the cold gradually than to shock your body all at once. keep up the good work and keeping it real!

[@joeyc818]

Lars thats a very cool vintage picture i recognize the table you recreated did you ever try making a fish trap like the man is making in the picture

[@_J.F_]

I agree. Waking up in a frozen forest, knowing that you need to get out of your toasty warm sleeping bag, and start getting a fire going, while the frost instantly attacks your still sleepy body, is just not awesome. Still a lot better than not having the option of lighting a fire though!

[@whateman12408]

You have your own piece of gods country Cold or not its still beautiful.. Spruce has a lot of pine pitch burns hot!

[@JohnSmith-ym3zq]

You might also be able to get a smaller one as well and attach it to the camera or tripod so can be charging camera when recording, www.anker.com/products/variant/powercore-13000/A1215011 this 13000mah last's a lot longer than 10000mah and its still only half the size of big one plus it has 2 ports.

[@kookamunga2458]

If you want to keep batteries warm put them in a plastic bag and when you go to sleep put them down your pants by your pelvis near your private parts or in your armpits . The plastic bag is in case they leak . Even dry cell batteries are corrosive.

[@jamesfleming555]

I know that you like your raw garlic just to eat. But seeing you toast that good bread makes me wonder if you ever take a clove of garlic and rub it vigorously across/over that toasted bread? It tastes awesome.

[@bobbates6642]

I knew birch bark was a good fire starting material. I did not know that to get it to go really fast like you did it needs to be rubbed off with a knife like you did. That was interesting. I do have to wonder how come your tents don't come with built in ground sheets

[@JohnSmith-ym3zq]

As for water, is there not a more durable solution out there than a plastic container, maybe like some kind of large stainless steel thermos thingy! Ha,

[@JohnSmith-ym3zq]

Anker power banks are the ones to go for www.anker.com/products/variant/powercore-26800/A1277011 here's a link for cheapest biggest one, I think.

[@Jillups.]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😭😭😭😭😭 when he said tent pegs I thought he said tampax wtf

[@Mister510]

I wonder if attaching a disposable hand warmer pad to your camera with a rubber band might work? Or make a little felt bag with a lens hole that a hand warmer could slip inside. I follow several outdoor channels and freezing batteries and fogged lenses seem to be a constant problem for everyone in the Winter.

[@skyblue2636]

In this world, you have to accept the awesome with the funky.😄👍

[@woodyenfermo]

I'm still laughing at your joke of needing a single snowshoe because of snow not being so deep

[@anthonywilliams6906]

Great video, Russian Americans have a lot in common, like the fire set up.

[@eemupitts9962]

just curious, you are not cooking anything so what is the garlic for do you just eat the garlic ??

[@wojomojo]

Have you considered a bear bag hanging on a branch for food storage at night? Does it not work for Siberian bears?

[@Eric-ew8jt]

Are you going to go back to this location in the cooler weather sets in and build something awesome?

[@Baneironhand]

Gotta love those first days of winter when your hands have forgotten how to be warm. You push a little to far and then get to cry like a wuss as your fingernails warm up again. good times.;)

[@blueeyeswhitedragon9839]

Been there, done that!

[@adamknopp6631]

There must be a way of feeding the fire all night if necessary without getting out of bed?

[@adammadej8263]

Best regards from Poland Lars 👍👍👍👍

[@SurvivalRussia]

Thank you Adam! :)

[@ronniehdable]

Have you seen anything in the forests that you can't understand or wouldn't want to see again? Just curious ! God bless ty

[@jeremiahshine]

Spruce for the win. A good hunk of dry spruce is like a gallon of kerosene

[@huntarama9375]

my mate bear girls says you can boil water in a plastic bottle if your body can tolerate the chemicals. Im thinking it was the cold that did your bottle in or the heat .

[@TheStoyanbahchevanov]

Hi Lars from Bulgarian in England. In Bulgaria we still butcher a pig fir Christmas, and also eat fat(сланина) and garlic))) I think the bottle cracked because of the ice, you can squeeze it before closing it to take the ice expansion next time, hope will help. GoPro should send you gear for testing in cold))) I know you don't do much knife videos, but more like update on the Garberg, because I remember when you got your Cansbol you have said that you won't go for Garberg because of the price? But are you happy with it now? Keep on the good videos, all the best. Cheers

[@michaelkern7260]

try to boil the water in the plastic bottle that its in. tie rope to top and dangle bottle over the fire with lid cracked open.

[@DivergingUnity]

"Awesomely awesomely un-awesome" I feel like you speak my language

[@tramontane3239]

Correct me if I'm wrong, but aren't those milsurp snowshoes made from magnesium, and potentially scrape shavings for fire starting.

[@bryanr.3241]

I would love to see a lean to build this fall or winter for sure. I don't mind long videos at all

[@norbertzapf7546]

Hello Lars...nice Video as ever with awsome siberian Log-Fire and real good Breakfast ....please can you give me the name of the firesteel you were using today and perhaps a link where to buys this awsome piece ....have a nice evening and best regards...Norbert

[@SurvivalRussia]

I'm not sure if it is this one, but it is the same size. I got it as a gift www.amazon.com/Ferrocerium-Starter-EricX-Provide-Survival/dp/B01HLVV7K2/ref=pd_sim_468_4/143-7397392-0208456?_encoding=UTF8&pd_rd_i=B01HLVV7K2&pd_rd_r=6d663d53-f0d4-11e8-9c63-45750980d7ef&pd_rd_w=6wgcB&pd_rd_wg=AgZGm&pf_rd_i=desktop-dp-sims&pf_rd_m=ATVPDKIKX0DER&pf_rd_p=18bb0b78-4200-49b9-ac91-f141d61a1780&pf_rd_r=QDQRM73BKG0BR3SBRFZP&pf_rd_s=desktop-dp-sims&pf_rd_t=40701&psc=1&refRID=QDQRM73BKG0BR3SBRFZP

[@jordbjor1]

Now I know how you guys spanked the nazis during ww2

[@markmathews6876]

/ 'when the fire is going & the tea is hot ,every thing is awesome ' good stuff Lars

[@jeffreyriek7177]

Thanks Lars! Big fun in the woods...

[@gor1l1a]

Lars, Bear vs Siberian Tiger, who ya got?