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Wild Kampfer
United Kingdom
Registrace 30. 12. 2023
Wild Kampfer - fighting back against the difficulties of the modern world with inspirational wild camps, bushcraft, survival skills, country walks with Bramble the scent hound, readings from some great books and much more besides. If you find the modern world to be a soulless place, would love to live in Tolkien's 'Hobbiton', but also find the occasional adventure beyond the safety of its borders exciting too, this channel is for you.
Let's escape modernity for a while.
Let's escape modernity for a while.
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Ancient English Pathways & Germanic Rebellion
zhlédnutí 143Před měsícem
Wild Kampfer walks the ancient paths of South Shropshire and reads from the novel 'Warwolf' by Hermann Lons.
American Football in England
zhlédnutí 41Před 2 měsíci
What's funnier than a Yank learning cricket? Our tribe learning American Football! See a cheerleader celebration! See Private Pile's epics fail! See the young one catch a 30 yard 'Hail Mary'!
The Bushcraft Show - Ray Mears and a Green Man
zhlédnutí 236Před 3 měsíci
Wildkampfer visits 'The Bushcraft Show', meets a green man and Ray Mears.
The Lost Gods of England - Book Reading
zhlédnutí 169Před 4 měsíci
The Lost Gods of England - Book Reading
Meadowland - Book Reading
zhlédnutí 32Před 4 měsíci
I read from 'Meadowland' by author John Lewis-Stempel
I've eaten rabbit when I've been very hungry. I mean, not eaten a decent meal in days, sort of hungry. Survival situation hungry. Rabit is great as part of a stew with plenty of vegetables and some potatoes. On its own, it just makes you more hungry, and that's a nightmare if you're in dire need. It's an od feeling having a belly full of meat, but your body is telling you you haven't eaten anything. You're better off going for squirrel or wood pigeon if you're hungry, and yeah, sure, goose or hare if you can get it. Although, I'm not sure if you can legally hunt hare or goose with an air rifle in this country (UK), even with permission. I think you need to use something bigger. I might be wrong there. Feel free to correct me.
I heard the trappers of old could starve nutritionally if they tried to survive a winter on rabbit alone.
With a tuning kit it can attain 11.5 ftlbs,the factory grease was all over the internals needed a good clean and replaced with correct moly slip
I recently got this HW57, because of the underlever pop up loading system and the 1/2 unf for a moderator. I find it very twangy and if you load up on a slope the pellet can drop out, this can cause a dry fire occurance. Also with a the moderator added, the overall length seems excessive. My go to springer is the HW99s,, solid but not too heavy. I have a HW100TK, because it was my first modern air rifle, If I were advising a newbie, I would say HW99s and with a decent side focusing scope they mght not bother with anything else of the same calibre.
The trick is try before you buy I suppose mate. Definitely right about the pellet dropping out. Once you know it can happen, I just make sure I tilt rifle forwards when loading.
@@mannaztribe also I wouldn't pick this model if I were shooting at night (using infrared) for the same reason of fiddly loading, I did have HW97 loading was fine but found the rifle too heavy.
@@harryzero1566 I think though, as a solid, dependable, 'survival-type' weapon in the uk, a no-frills spring air rifle is good. Back when supermarket shelves went bare a few years ago, a rabbit for the pot was an option.
@@mannaztribe that's why I reckon the HW99s is the best option, it's such good value that for what you might get for it second hand you would have to be desparate.
Parabéns pelo vídeo
Keep doing good work.Some things are bigger than us as individuals.
A great read. Well worth looking out for
Our Gods are still here. We’re prodded by them everywhere and everyday but most don’t notice….. I’m now 66 years old and became aware (awakened?) to them over thirty years ago, and it was this book that did it! I found it in an antique book shop at the back of ChinaTown in London, and it has been my prized possession ever since (still with the dust jacket intact). Although my (our) native faith is a reconstructed one, it never the less is as valid as any other. As the years pass I add to my knowledge and discard other bits that don’t quite resonate. I know my Gods. They know me. Good luck on your path (I’ve subscribed as I find your channel very easy to watch and listen to!)
Thank you. Great comment by the way. Always interesting to hear people's story.
Awesome, thanks!
Hunting success with an air rifle comes from learning marksmanship and fieldcraft ie. being responsible and humane,but most of all not listening to other shooter’s ego about taking long shots etc.
Agreed. Regarding long shots, that shouldn't be necessary if your field craft is good. All my shots are taken around 25 to 35 yards.
@@wildkampfer 👍 I respect that. l used to stalk and ambush rabbits using an HW35 using open sights,maximum range about 25 yards but usually 15-20 yards. 35 yrd max with springer is very sensible,even then it depends on wind etc.
Absolutely spot on my Friend....
@@Kurt_Steiner Thanks,appreciate that 👍
Lucky I found someone make video about the Annapurna 😊
Thanks!
Im a big fan of wild meat👍🏻
Venison could be so much better utilised for example. It's basically free range and free to 'produce' (i.e. no one pays to rear or feed the deer).
Ray Mears has passion of the indigenous peoples of the world and that includes us the indigenous peopkes of Europe. A love of nature and natural law.
Wish I had caught that festival. A friend of mine was tour manager for Ray Mears about a decade ago on his theatre chat tours around UK and he drove from town to town. He only had good words to say about Ray. I missed that show too unfortunately. Thanks for another informative video.
Ray is inspirational.
We are the lab rats.
There is only one God.
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Excellent book for very interesting author. Recommend it to anyone with an interest in their own folkish traditions and roots.
Thanks for another great book
Glad you like it!
A great book and some great books on the Odinic rite website to purchase.
Thanks mate! And yes, if folk are interested in the old gods, take a look at the OR website.
Very diplomatic about the wierd looking clouds......😂
I think it's been shadow banned anyway 😂
Thanks again for another mind opening video.
Looks like just about any road in New Hampshire
Thanks for the introduction to new literature. I will seek this author's work. Thanks again.
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There’s not massive list pal try google😂😂😂
In politicians pockets. Same as America, bud. We feel you.
Lmaooooo i was saying the same shit 😂😂
M6?
No, not yet... ;)
In Scotland it’s a joke. 😂
This is just like NYC !
Look as bumpy as m180, one of the most expensive n shite notorways in the uk, they even re-sufaced one lane as the queen had to travel down it ffs 😂
I’ve had a Belstaff for 8 years now , it’s battered but looks better as it gets older . I’d have another . They are very expensive being British made but you pay for that and they also carry out repairs on their garments . I was flush at the time so invested in one . The more years I have it brings down the costs of it every year .
They stand the test of time and they do nice coats for dogs as well mate.
Same thing that is going on in the U.S. Virgin Islands particularly in St. Croix. The roads are horrible. Where's the money for the roads Mr. Governor? Looks like it's going straight in your pockets!!!🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬
I was working with an American guy and he was a country boy. He gave me his wax jacket about 10 year back. He was getting a new one. I wore it for a while then gave it to a friend who needed more than me. They are stylish and I think I'll get a new one soon.
Thanks for the video
I'm out in Canada at the moment. As beautiful as it is there is nowhere more beautiful than our own countryside. Blood and soil. Can't wait to get home. Thanks for the video.
Great video buddy
Thanks - it was great to see!
Great vid mate, goes to show you dont have to travel very far to see the wonders of nature. FFF
The Celtic gods I assume
What old gods?
Odin and the Hyperborean/ Germanic / Norse pantheon.
I love the spring but May is my favourite month when everything starts blooming and colours are intense. You can feel new life all around you.
Nice video not been fishing since I was a kid back in the late 70s with my uncle in Bewdley. I think I may have to look into taking this up again. Cheers
Just sitting out there by a pool or stream is amazing.
This kid sounds cool you should definitely like and subscribe!!!
I agree!
Great stuff Mate. My mate wild camps every week on the summits of The lakes and Snowdonia
Brilliant. Just what is needed to raise our spirits.