Viking Camp - First Night in the Viking House: Bushcraft Project (PART 7)

[@TAOutdoors]

Watch PART 8 Here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/emOopJh9raiLhpI

[@charlest1984]

TA Outdoors you guys should open a Viking B&B. I would stay their for the cooking. I’m not a good cook but if you have a cookbook I’ll buy it because I want some of that bread

[@rhondaclark716]

TA Outdoors They did a very good job 👏

[@volkenflamer]

yes sir

[@BUSHCRAFTTOOLS]

We ate and drunk....(I mean drank) like true Vikings! I think my head still hurts. Cheers everyone.

[@TAOutdoors]

The mead..... it was definitely the mead....

[@Andy-1968]

Great video's

[@HatchetSurvival]

can’t wait! i think i might have to courage to make an overnight video in my shelter now!

[@johannstruver1507]

You are a cool KZbinr Iam a German guy but I like you .Cooler KZbin Kanal

[@mickj.147]

Room for a little one?

[@thesurfinsuricate]

a project like this would probably work as therapy for a lot of guys. very god series, high quality...

[@vidundergunder4861]

It is used for therapy here in norway for people who had a troubled life and want to find their way back.

[@thesurfinsuricate]

​@@vidundergunder4861 nice to hear! don't think there's anything like that here in sweden (but this country have been in a downward spiral for the last 30 years, not so much common sense left, or resources for that matter (at least for the unlucky native swedes)). to remove thousands of years of chopping wood, roasting meat over open fire and getting dirty have to create a vacuum.

[@robertwilliams450]

My wife passed away 4 years ago. Last fall to help keep my mind off of it I built a shanty shack out of saplings and covered it with tarps. It's 8x10 and so far held up to the ohio winters nicely

[@vidundergunder4861]

@@robertwilliams450 Sad to hear about your wife, I dont even want to imagine the pain!! But if you have built that, and over wintered you should maybe move on a next challenge. Like taking a hike to a erea that is not so familiar, or just get used to bringing only the necessery. That ofcourse depends on the climat. I have always wanted to hike in alaska, I always felt it's like norway on steroids :p it's the same, just more.. 👊

[@deadpool2638]

@@robertwilliams450 She'd be proud of you bud 👍

[@1polynation169]

rotating vertical spit roast?!!!!!....coolest thing I've ever seen!!!!!!!!!!!!! smiles for miles guys. Great series and thank you soooo much for the inspiration !

[@judgeovyoursoulvo8685]

Every single thing about this camp is completely awesome. From the shelter itself to the bread to the spinning spit to the ale horns.

[@evacostelloe4479]

Not only are you spending time outdoors enjoying yourselves, but you're using the natural resources efficiently and without waste to construct something beautiful and having it blend in naturally to the environment. Hats off to you gentlemen. In a time of worry and desperation about climate change and resources it's lovely to see people like you enjoying the outdoors and respecting it

[@bamascot1]

That food looked wonderful. Allowing the leg of lamb to drip into the potatoes was such a great idea. That bread made my mouth water. Great job to the three of you.

[@MissGroves]

Nothing beats the traditional way of cooking!

[@dlsdyer9071]

Cheers to campfire bark-copter lamb!

[@imjustlookingformydog896]

@@MissGroves ehhhh idk it's pretty hard to get a consistent heat on a campfire

[@MyLawschool]

Jealousy doesn’t even begin to describe how i feel. Nothing makes food taste better than a little hard work and adventure!

[@nyykoo9041]

True

[@philN1949]

add a 3-Viking-star cook

[@Wolfsgejaule]

Don't be jealous, go out there!

[@monicajones8450]

Cheers to both of you and your dad. It is so much fun to watch you build this viking house. You have done a wonderful job. Your dog is so cute.

[@johnpjones1775]

I am envious of how straight those trees are

[@joscram1129]

Me too bro

[@michaelpalosaari9460]

WOW!!!! I just finished all seven episodes. Can't believe how fast they all went by. I love what you have done and its great seeing your Dad in there doing his part and working hard. Everything that you all have done from the bark roofing to the Lamb-Coppter to cook your lamb and the drippings into the spuds... beyond impressed! You all really have outdone yourselves. I started watching you with your pallet cabin build and you sure have been on a journey! Keep it up!

[@gregtheredneck1715]

I wasn't sure you would surpass the Bushcraft fort in coolness but you guys out did yourselves. Cool camp wish I could hang out with y'all for a weekend.

[@bobalooo281]

Not gonna lie, this was my favorite video so far. Mango?!?! lol

[@MichaelOZimmermannJCDECS]

Not Mango, but Avocado!

[@BUSHCRAFTTOOLS]

Oops

[@lewisraj]

Love the message your spreading about the outdoors

[@GuillaumeFeelgood]

Absolutely LOVE that Viking series guys! Thank you for sharing with us. I feel inspired, hungry, relaxed at the same time, for every episode I'm watching. 🙏

[@jesserichard9265]

I binge watched this series today. Absolute magic.

[@NixonBushcraft]

This viking house looks so good, I'd pay rent to live in it 😀

[@PYROKINGS]

Now I would just like to go on vacation there! Even the food is perfect!

[@NixonBushcraft]

@@PYROKINGS Yeah, this place is wonderful

[@armintor2826]

The neighbours are also really generous with theyre things

[@leolldankology]

It's on air bnb.

[@spiteye7.62]

5 star hotel lol

[@jeremymetcalfe]

It's nice to see the lads enjoying the fruits of their labor. Cheers!

[@davidkelly1298]

That meatcopter idea was amazing. Actually the whole camp is amazing good job to everyone involved in the process.

[@robertcopeland7223]

My sons and I have watched all seven so far. One of the best series I've seen in quite a while. Cheers!

[@shawnbennett8384]

This series is awesome. I've watched a lot of your guys stuff and the wife love's THE FEAST. Always enjoy this and can't wait for this canadian winter to break!

[@swc1606c]

The rotisserie is ingenious, physics works. Keep viking on.

[@Matt-bd5wc]

Just stumbled upon #1, Watched them all! 1-7. Great job guys, very impressive, lots of great tips, and great food on the rough. Beauty, Thanks for sharing. Matt from Vancouver, BC. Canada. Gotta love Cedar!!

[@TAOutdoors]

HERE WE GO!! What an EPIC first night in the Viking House. Come and meet me at The Bushcraft Show this year! I'll have my own stand and will be camping for the weekend. You can come and chill round the fire and chat with me. It's on May 25th-27th 2019 and you can get 10% off your tickets with the code "taoutdoors10" at this site: www.thebushcraftshow.co.uk/tickets/ Thanks to all tuning in to the series! It's great to have you following on the adventure. Part 8 Will be coming soon :) - Mike

[@HatchetSurvival]

TA Outdoors can’t wait! i think i might have to courage to make an overnight video in my shelter now!

[@Andrew.31]

TA Outdoors Pls accept my friend request on Facebook! (Andrew Christian) pls

[@fridolfmane1063]

Ale and fire!!!!!!!

[@nateknudson8500]

I love that you're embracing the "Viking" nature of the thing. If you declare yourself vikings, everything is "viking". "Here's our viking house", "Here's our viking loaf", "here's our viking camera tri-pod". I love it all.

[@leapdrive]

I think I and a couple of guys will make out like King Harold's soldiers and raid your Viking camp so we can confiscate your roasted lamb and bread.

[@MarciaMayhem]

You gentlemen have out done yourselves. You did a wonderful job. I'm very proud of you both, & your dad also!! Best wishes, I can't wait to see your next projects!

[@HoneyHollowHomestead]

Well, I can honestly say that you have inspired me. I started out watching your pallet cabin build and then moved on to your super bushcraft camp. I was impressed with how your took logs that normally would have been cast away for nothing more than firewood and actually built something with them! Now, I'm not really into serious bush crafting, I'm more into building my homestead. I have been clearing my pastures on my new property of a lot of young trees. They are beyond saplings, yet the trunks are straight and tall. I hated to just toss them into a brush pile to be burned. So I have been saving them. Today, I took your inspiration and put those small tree trunks to use. It' wasn't much, just a temporary barrier to keep the horses out of an area that I seeded. But I think it will do the job and is only the beginning of what I can do with my FREE wood! THANK YOU for the inspiration! (And yes, there will be a video soon about it.)

[@ArielleViking]

Love the window holder, love Dustin's Meat-copter. Another awesome video from you guys. 👍👍😊😊 Cheers to Graeme too.

[@UndisputedUFC]

Love his meat-copter do you 😂😂😂

[@MrYouslayme]

Fellas 1st me and my son love your channel. We watch every video. 2nd we have absolutely loved watching the build and are having even more fun watching yall hang out in it..

[@TAOutdoors]

Thanks Dave! Glad you and your son are enjoying it

[@Omgbbqhaxlolol]

Wow, what a treat for me. I just found this series earlier this morning, stopped at 6 and went "I wonder when 7 is coming" and boom would you look at that, great work you guys are doing, always dreamed of doing this, but never had the means or the time. Keep it up!

[@TAOutdoors]

Welcome to the Viking Series! Hope you enjoy it

[@OriginaLDizuaL]

"just get out there and do it" ah if only i had a forrest...

[@huntsman525]

This is a cool place to camp, hold outdoors classes and anything else you'd like. Some suggestions, trim the bark down off the end of your forked window prop, that way it won't swell and will always go in the hole. Also, when you cook something like leg of lamb or venison trim that "silvery" looking layer of membrane off before you cook it. I have found that it will make the meat more tender and it comes off fairly easy with a sharp knife. Next time try mixing some "crasins" ( dried cranberries) and orange zest into your bread as well as the nuts. I know it;s not "Viking" correct but it sure is good! Keep up the good work Mike and Dustin! Love watching the videos!

[@Q-BinTom]

Very cool build and even better night with good food and a good friend. Thats what it's all about. Thanks for sharing with all of us.

[@BobCaseyAerial]

Dustin has his niche.....Cooking outdoors....Nice Job guys..I really enjoy watching this series....Looking forward to what's next....God Bless

[@nomadsurvival4952]

You guys have been doing an impressive job of this Viking Camp..

[@heybulldog137]

All in all, its beautiful. To have the time, the place, the resources, and moments with friends and one's Father? Brilliant. Ya done won the lottery.

[@williamsuleyman3018]

Its great to see young people getting out there building working with wood cooking living the life ,,Pity all those kids out there gawking on their phones all day,,missing out on so much ,I hope you guys continue making more vids I find them all so relaxing.

Those potatoes, the meat, and two fires.... Must try!!!

[@jamesellsworth9673]

The Viking house is not yet ready for 'a dark and stormy night' but it is already delivering on its promise of food and fun.

[@HatchetSurvival]

so glad you can film an overnighter! i just spent my first late night in the shelter i built i my channel! still workin up the courage to do an overnighter

[@justinfekapole4172]

Hatchet Survival sweet!

[@TAOutdoors]

That's the way to do it. In stages. Once spring/summer comes that will be a good time to do an overnighter. You have more daylight and less darkness then. Humans naturally fear darkness.

[@HatchetSurvival]

TA Outdoors yup i’m posted that video of my up late tomorrow!

[@LexTechSpecMish]

I love the fact that the longer the video goes the more sauced you guys become. As it should be! Great Videos!

[@bogusbandit3700]

This has been an amazing project, I have really enjoyed this series of videos. Since I was a very young boy ( I`m now 63) I wanted to build a small round house after learning about ancient Britons at junior school. Before you tube I thought I was strange, but it seems I am not alone wishing to get back to basic living off grid. Just one slight criticism , Imperial measurements???? A lot of young folk have been brought up with the metric system and do not know what a quarter of an inch is.:) When building stuff I use both metric and imperial. Thank you for sharing.

[@tworley210]

Yes, a true Viking feast. I enjoyed watching you have a good time.

[@altugkarabas3347]

you guys are just GREAT! I enjoy so much watching you

[@MrIcecolddd]

Been really looking forward to this, it looks absolutely fantastic Mike! You lads should definitely give yourselves a pat on the back. Can’t wait to see what you have planned with the Viking house

[@TAOutdoors]

Many thanks!!

[@jacksonfive197]

I enjoy all your outings especially the ones with your dad and ya mate Dustin and amber and Jaxx I could live like this! Look forward to many more!!!!!

[@chuckbodnar5756]

That fire pit is the best. looks professionally built. If Leaf Erickson stumbled in to your camp he would feel right at home. Good hard crust bread, Leg of lamb cooking up and all the beer and wine to wash it down with you guys are EPIC. If this build was 50 or 75 feet long I can easily see several families living in it. If you guys ever do a urgent survival video you can always cook up the dog.

[@almath9987]

Thanks guys really enjoyed this series, thank you. Looks like you had a great night 👍

[@angel4174]

This build is absolutely amazing. Good job on this on this ya'll. Hope to see much more on the house.

[@rebornspawn]

Lads, save some for me ppllleeeeaaasssseeeee! Looks like a triumphant feast. Love it, keep going

[@warflowersociety]

I love how that spins. Brilliant. The pit with the tunnel turned out a lot like the rocket mass heaters. Great job. I wouldn't use all the old tools, simply because I'm impatient but I'd have one of these in my yard. Super cool.

[@tupelomiss8315]

Fantastic guys.wonderful work.so love the Viking camp.yum The lamb looks delicious.also The walnut bread.mead.and seeing Amber.well done to your Dad too for all his hard work.amazing guys.thanks so much for sharing your experiences as always.from the south West Country.x

[@macphadraig4154]

Ahh man, living the life, I’ve watched from the start. How anyone that has seen this series n not enjoyed it must be mad. Dustin!!!....simply inspired bit of cooking.....🍻 a horn to you guys (does that sound right?) SKOL!!!

[@guns4funcajanajustin]

I like the idea of the meat windmill excellent job. The shelter is solid men.

[@wulfsheadswordsmiths1693]

The Anglo-Saxon and Viking era is my major to be honest. You know I have really enjoyed this project from the beginning to finish. You have made the odd mistake but they are so minor they have not taken anything from the project you set out to do. I take my hat off to you all. I don't know if you are doing the Church Farm meet in July but if you do come find us. I am taking 5 gallons of my own home brew apple and pear flavour mead, now that brew I am tending is 20% so bring those horns if you are going. Victory or Valholl lads :-)

[@wulfsheadswordsmiths1693]

By providing a historically accurate living history project which is not only hands on but a hub for those that wish to have a hub for the heathen and pagan faiths which are on the rise in the UK. I am not overly worried about making loads of money, some would be nice, but as an Odinist Heathen myself I consider it a duty to spend a small fortune to make sure we have a place once my current obligations are no longer needed. The problem with the heathen orientated hofs we have today is that they tend to be 'look but don't touch' What me, my family and our hearth are doing is to build a place that is welcoming to any which wish to escape the mundane and find a bit of bygone head mending. There will be money enough if one knows how feasts were held, when and to whom they would be a welcome. I hope that explains your question.

[@TAOutdoors]

Thanks for the constuctive and positive comment! Glad you are enjoying the films

[@happyhoneybigbear]

FANTASTIC. Top Drawer, Gentlemen! Big thumbs up! I just subscribed earlier today and binge-watched the entire "Not-so-historical" Viking House video series. Perfectly timed given the date, here. Thank You. Very much looking forward to your future projects, that was terrific.

[@SpoopySoulOfficial]

Omg first off this is amazing guys! Also loves when you guys had a few.... horns knocked back lol you guys loosened up and just chatted passionately like the best mate at the pub does just handing out the best advice he can “ just get out that! We aren’t experts! AND LOOK AT WHAT WE MADE WITH HANDS ATTACHED TO US”. lol just love this build thank you so much for bringing us along

[@HIIHTONIILO1]

Very interesting rotating grilling device. Regards f. FINLAND. In Finland we have found largest amoung of Vikings weapons. One graveyard is just 2K from my house.

[@atte1164]

Torille

[@cozzyinternet4706]

I agree! that handmade auto-rotating grilling device is something I"m going to try out! cheers for the idea! :D

[@clickbait1366]

Most weaponry in Finland cus the vikings raided the east meaning Finland.

[@richardd9634]

Thanks Mike, you've inspired us to take the kids to the Bushcraft Show this year - can't wait! Absolutely fantastic content on yours, Dustin's and your dad's channels, by the way!

[@TAOutdoors]

Richard D wohoo!! Hope you guys have a great time. I had a blast last year

[@user-yd7ii2rj2d]

Petition for atleast 45 minute epispdes! Can't get enough brother keep em coming! Edit- When does jaxx get to come play with amber?

[@JDsurvival71]

I have watched this series two or three times now I love it 😀 great job I'm 51 and I've been following you for years I actually have been following your Channel since the beginning 😀 I've been doing bushcraft, survival , outdoors for as long as you're you tube has begun and I have fun watching and going out and doing it myself keep up the great work 😀

[@xASHBLADEx]

Me: drinks alcohol Thinks to myself: "how much fire can we make?" 😂love you guys!

[@scottydoesntknow254]

Exactly what I was thinking. The more you drink the more you think. Unless you're smoking the good green. And the green supersedes the drink.

[@annatrippy8671]

Wow! This Viking house turned out amazing! Great job!

[@muskratflats]

The rotisserie set up for the lamb is brilliant.

[@MRWonderingHaggis]

Amazing job guys and glad you have made a historical place

[@debrandw246]

I just want to say that this is an awesome series. The quality of the build, the whole bit is nothing short of genius. The cooking, photography, every bit of it is just awesome. Well done. Your build is so realistic that I can actually envision Vikings living in the forest. Super. Thank you

[@trevoradams186]

Hey man, just wanted to share my appreciation for what you guys do. My new best friend and I joined the airforce and are delayed entry and train together on the weekends. He owns a lot of property and we recently started our own bushcraft training. Long story short I went from depression in college from not doing what I love, to burning all my boats and pursuing my passion and enjoying the outdoors/pushing myself to my limits. You guys inspire me. Cheers.

[@resmeduser4918]

I just enjoy the videos cheers from Alabama USA

[@tedbryer1607]

Amazing! Been waiting for the next episode! Great video guys! Best show on you tube!! Bar None!

[@fedor4655]

I watch this to get my apetite up while bulking. It really helps

[@kordianp9577]

ok ksi😂

[@96Logan]

The spinning roast was by far the most ingenious bushcraft thing that I've seen in a while! Love the idea, the concept is so simple and makes a ton of sense, I'm amazed that I haven't come across it before.

[@tifvaughn1]

Great times guys...You've made a Viking Human Smoke House. MAMA bear will have Anglo-Jerky in the morning :) . A fire pit the length of your structure . Love your vids ..truly.

[@damojoslin6477]

Really enjoying this serious guys. Would love to work in bushcraft and teach about it so all really informative. Glad you mentioned the show. Didn't know it existed and right next to me birthday so looks like I'll be in for a good celebration.

[@damojoslin6477]

One more thing guys. And idea on a cheap but decent cast iron Dutch oven like the one in the vid? I normally knock up some sourdough before heading out so would be awesome to knock up some bread on the fire. I've seen much smaller ones that are extortionate!

[@johnnyd9991]

Yes!!!! Can't wait for more! Keep up the amazing work lads! Cheers!

[@emilio9831]

8:00 taps on hard bread 8:02 I thought he had to split the bread with an axe. Lol

[@someonewithsomename]

ahah, nice!

[@asimo15]

Guys ! You are soo multitalented... constructors, solvers, fishers, cooks, philosophers You really know how to enjoy live ! Thanks for so many insights !

[@whispersinthedark88]

I'm a cook who loves cooking over wood fires and I have to say I love the improvised spit. I'll have to remember that one.

[@davidtoews1397]

MEAD HORNS, MEAD HORN!! Cheers from Kansas, Your viking camp looks like way big fun!

[@MrGameMasterSir]

Cheers from Kansas as well! Wish we had that many trees around our parts :/

[@jonesnin]

Drink Hail!! Wassail!!

[@MrBlackwatermelon23]

From Kanas as well. Building a camp like this is a dream of mine.

[@playmusic9104]

Just California, but love it.

[@commissarvenn2084]

The bread looks beautiful makes my mouth water

[@targetdreamer257]

I have been so looking forward to this episode! Yay!

[@doktormalifiko5488]

And on the 7th episode, they rested... You guys had entirely too much fun. Great to see. Love the shelter. Cannot wait for the next one.

[@bveracka]

This is what getting back to nature and bushcraft is all about; not historical accuracy or doing things perfectly, but using as much of nature's bounty - as well as taking taking a few modernized shortcuts - to simply have a good time. Great video guys👍

[@briansigulinsky2512]

Hello from Arkansas USA. You have done a great job. Love watching the series.

[@LeventeMalnasi]

Cant wait part 8 :)) big big like to that viking house! Skol lads!

[@RedswedeOutdoors]

The lamb chopper is so awesome!

[@wyattbranham4919]

This is what I like to watch on break at work. Best show I have seen in years.

[@noreenlynch6125]

listen fellas, keep having a drink,yous both deserved it, yous worked so hard,it was authentic, thats exactly what the vikings would have done after a hard days work.

[@Apollo.1337]

Jeez, I watched this entire series and I am absolutely craving this so badly. The only problem is finding someone to do something like this with you is a mission on its own along with the fact that we don't have forests like that here in South Africa xD

[@cyqry]

Likewise, I'm really inspired to do this now (along with watching some primitive channels) but the people I can think of who'd be up for this either work important jobs that they can't take time off, are at Uni, or too poor to afford time away. It sucks, but I guess it just means this will be all the more amazing when I do get round to it?

[@Apollo.1337]

@@cyqry Thats true, I just watched Joes 10 day solo camp, inspired me even more

[@exactlywhoyouwouldexpect728]

This would be a great place to play D&D

[@nekoku6779]

im making this *in* my dnd game lol

[@joharmon2148]

I really enjoyed part 7 as I have enjoyed all the build. Your incredible talent is fantastic. Great fun in this video

[@chrishill8608]

Can’t say enough about the series Mike. You and Dustin are great together. You started something without having the intentions of starting something. Makes it Special. Cheers boys🍻🍻

[@srqlisa7881]

Been there done that, but now i have lupus and the sun is a no no, so I watch you all (thanks dad for all the hard work) have fun outside in the fresh air and in nature its' fun for me. thank you all : ) peace

[@STEVEN-STEELE]

Great video. Looks like a great time. Now im hungry. Nothing like fresh baked bread and butter

[@christopherslaughter2263]

How in the world could anyone give this a thumbs down. Great video guys, lots you can do to build and make stuff happen at this site.

[@Andy-1968]

Great video again guy's as always, every video is awesome 🍺🍻🥃 🌲TA outdoors🌲 & Cookin Good In The Woods 🥘🍳🍗🦌🥣👍

[@benspoliticsandnewsbencook9151]

Dustin, I am a pro cook. You sir are in my humble opinion a woodland chief. Seriously man. I like how you make the fire an extension of you. Yea. You're an absolute bad ass bro.

[@nat2nathan2005]

Good food and good drinks with good company in an amazing setting? Sounds like my kind of night! Enjoy it guys, what you've built there is amazing.

[@02inn]

Imagine how much funnier the blaire witch project would have been with these guys

[@TAFla.]

Great idea with the window, wish I thought of that. The hole in the roof, If you have built a flap to go over that letting the smoke out but keeping the rain from getting in then you have built a proper "Ridge Vent". just a thought. love the "Tactical thermal deflecting rotisserie" A bit of problem solving and ingenuity in engineering. great job man. can't wait for the next one, you guys are just full of surprises. by the way, Dustin, did you enjoy the Mango? LOL.epic. Thanks for sharing guys. from the swamps of Central Florida, I'll seaya in the next one.

[@oldwolf1928]

Thank You for videoing the process- Really enjoyed it!

[@davidc6510]

fresh baked bread and a half leg of lamb .... nom nom nom nom food of the gods. Nice job men. Love the fire pit and the shelter. It is really coming along. Brilliant. Maybe not historical accurate but still fun and smart.