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The Convertible Super Shelter, Bow Saw Backpack and Coffee
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- čas přidán 25. 11. 2021
- The original super shelters components are clear plastic sheeting and a Mylar space blanket or tube tent. Those materials are good for one trip, possibly two. I've developed a heavy duty reusable super shelter that even converts to a tarp, tent, lean to baker style tent. We have coffee then I sleep in the super shelter and Nick sleeps in his hammock.
I know Nick is way young, but i have a little crush on him, with his corny jokes and always supportive attitude . This is one of my favorite channels!
We are glad you liked it and Nick says he's flattered! Thanks for watching Sarah
You need your own gear line, man. That’s a good shelter!
Who knows, maybe one day? I'm glad you liked it Ralph, Thanks for watching
@@deuteronomy3162 Maybe but most of its homemade! Lol.
Your videos are most informative and entertaining. Please remember that 99.9% of us don't sew. You are quite talented with that sewing machine but for the rest of us, those things you create are beyond our capabilities and therefore, just entertainment.
I can understand that, you have the right idea tho. Take it as entertainment seeing how custom gear is made. Thanks for watching
NICK, BROTHER APPRECIATE YOUR DAD, I'M 59 AND YOU DONT KNOW HOW MUCH I WISH ME AND MY DADS RELATIONSHIP WAS LIKE WHAT YALL HAVE, ME AND MY DAD FOUGHT MOST OF MY LIFE, LOVE THE CHANNEL TOO
Very wise advice and thanks for watching David!
Its Friday, it's late November , theres 2 Georgians hiking in the woods in the dark so they can have a coffee. They bring along a portable, collapsible, convertible shelter ( who's design was sparked by a legendary Canadian)so they can have one now and rest comfortably then have another in the morning( they dont show it but I'm betting they also have some grits, bacon, and or corn bread mix too). To some its absurd, to the rest of us it's another fabulous Friday with Dave and Nick. Great looking design, I think a tweak might be to have the sides permanently attached keeping the Baker Tent design. It will allow the plastic front to be attached and be relatively protected and allow more height inside so there are no hunchback issues. I know Nick prefers a shelter with a floor, but the enviroment you need a super shelter in isnt high season for mosquitoes, gnats, or spiders. Thanks Boys, I needed a campfire chat 😎, appreciate the invitation. PS if you split the load a bit , I bet you could incorporate this unit with your portable windbreak/ fire reflector that you sewed up a couple years ago.
Thanks for the introduction! Lol. Good suggestions for the shelter and I agree on using that fire wall reflector with this. Take care and thanks for watching Tyler!
Hey Dave regarding the ends you are considering putting on. How about using Velcro to attach them. It would be secure and still not limit your setup options if you wanted to remove them
Sounds good to me! I even bought a 12 yard roll of velcro recently! Thanks for watching John!
That's a great idea, John; I was going to argue against sewing them on to retain versatility, but I don't like the idea of needing to carry the clips for that.
Just wanted to say it's always a pleasure 'visiting' you here.
Thanks! Always great to hear from you my friend
Of course I'll be in the minority but I think the best lighting was when you fellows first sat down drinking that good coffee. - with no light but light from the fire. All the best to you and Nick and your family.
Of that's definitely the most natural lighting! Take care and thanks for watching Ray
Hey Dave I love the way you get creative with your gear! Just goes to show people that you can modify your gear to achieve your needs. Great video.....
Sometimes the best gear is homemade! I'm glad you liked it. Thanks for watching
more night time videos with chef dave would be good to watch.
I've got a few ideas ready to film!
THANK YOU Dave and Nick for the video for the good vibes I'm always learning alot and get inspierd by you thank you
You are very welcome my friend and thanks for watching!
Very versatile set up.
Nick had a valid point, neck breaker with that angle while sitting. He was a trooper! - ha.
Thanks.
Thanks, I'm glad you liked it. Lol, yeah its a sleeper, not a siting in kinda shelter! Thanks for watching
I'd probably leave the ends off. That way you can use the shelter in more ways! I hope you guys made it out alive! Being close to John's mountain!
Thats exactly what I was thinking Amy. Id have way more versatility that way. LOL, we made it out, luckily we had a mountain separating us from Johns Mountain! Take care and thanks for stopping by Amy!
That ALICE bow saw frame! ❤️
Im glad you liked it Brother!
Thank You for showing your lean to and the visit with coffee and company . GOD BLESS BROTHER
You are very welcome DJ! Thanks for watching and may God bless you too brother
Nick: Some bad memories………seen some stuff…..🤪🤣🤣 Great information as always.👍🏻 The one thumbs down, probably rides a unicycle with a flat tire.
Bad stories, bad memories! I'm glad you liked it. I never liked unicycles, lol. Thanks for watching
Woobies are wonderful, I have one in each camo. There’s even been songs written about them Strangers in the night woobie doobie do and that timeless Kenny Rodgers song woo oh bee don’t take your love to town and others. Maybe strips of Velcro for the end flaps, one strip on the main shelter and one strip on the long side and one the short side for different setups. The. Multi- purpose woobie super shelter another good video
Lol, never heard that Kenny Rogers version. Ill have to give it a listen. I'm glad you liked it, I do love the velcro idea. Thanks for watching Ronald!
I use a woodbine for my underquilt protector
Love it ! There's a camp out on 04 - 05 Dec for Mors Memorial for cancer research. I'd like to do a super shelter in his honor and make a donation for research. Simon, a bloke in the woods had a video and a few others I believe.
That's fantastic to hear!
4th and 5 th of DEC . Thanks guys
👍 Danke fürs Hochladen!
👍 Thanks for uploading!
👍 Very good and beautiful, thank you!
👍 Sehr gut und schön, danke!
I'm glad you liked it and Thanks for watching my friend!
Good morning fellows. Really enjoy watching you.
Thanks! And a good morning to you too!
Nick is legendary! you never know when you gonna get the Nick bonus!!! makes every video infinitely hilarious, so priceless, I love it
He absolutely adds fun to it! Thanks for watching
@@Reallybigmonkey1 unless this is Nick's Alterego on CZcams....lol
I remember the John's Mountain story, and was wondering how you weren't thinking all of that crashing behind you guys wasn't the Bigfoot! Always makes my day to watch one of your videos, thanks so much for all you do and for being such fun guys to hang out with for awhile!
Funny thing, noises in the woods aren't as scary when someone else is around. When alone? It's terrifying. We are glad you like the videos and thanks for watching Lane
Very creative,I like the floor style shelter,Nick is a laugh!❤️
Thanks! We are glad you liked it
I really like that it's not a one time use thing, like those mylar sheets. Thanks for the video Dave and Nick. Be well.
We are glad you liked it Gigi, and thanks for watching!
Dave 100% honesty for some reason this video of yours always wakes me up out of a depression funk. I must have watched this upload, from the 25:00 minute mark to the end, a dozen times. By far my favorite video on youtube to tune into when its feeling like end-times.
you building that fire is captivating and idk why lol ... i think i belong outdoors
Thank you Chris! It's great to hear it's lifted your spirits so many times. Take care and thanks for watching
Hit the outdoors any chance you can
@@Reallybigmonkey1 its the only place where I can actually focus on my thoughts. I try to as much as I can, thanks Dave! really appreciate you guys.
Could you please tag me or tag it here whatever videos you do at night or just before dark as you did with this one?
This is what I have recommend many times for super shelters:
Buy a translucent shower curtain, and run 550-cord through the grommets to open and close as a front door, works great!
Also, German surplus ground sheet looks like similar material that your dad bought, it is dark green color and very durable.
Great solution....thanks!!
Sounds like a great idea! That goes perfectly with my reusable shelter idea.
SHOWER CURTIAN CLEAR ,, DOLLAR TREE $1 , 6' X 6' OR 72 INCH X 72 INCH . ALSO OVEN BAGS FOR BAKING , COMES IN VARIOUS SIZES , CUT AND TAPE TOGETHER TO LOOK LIKE A WINDOW , OVEN BAGS CAN HANDLE ABOUT 300 DEGREES OF HEAT
@@madeucedancinclub2452 Oven bags are also great for tier 1 gear to boil water in
You are the only guy on the internet that I am interested in seeing modify the super shelter. The heavy black material is from a grow tent for growing plants 😜 indoors lol.
Call it the super duper shelter.
Very cool to hear that Wayne! I like that Super Duper name!
When I saw the first set up, I was already thinking, baker's tent, when you said baker's tent.
Nick behave!
The experimenting is my favorite part.
We think alike Edwin! Nicks always good, lol. Thanks for watching my friend
Good to see that Alice Bow Saw pack again. I love the concept of using gear for multiple purposes, like a saw for a frame. I'd definitely enjoy seeing some more concepts like this if you can think of any. I've been experimenting with folding chairs for frames, foam mats for padding and ponchos for bivi bags/bed rolls. I've found that if you balance these ideas right with your set up it can save a lot of weight and also make the ruck more comfortable to carry, but it takes a bit of planning and testing.
Im glad you liked it! Throughout the years Ive put a lot of them multi use items in the videos. Whats bad is the bulk of them have appeared on video only once so they get lost in the mix and rarely seen again. I may have to put some thought into a video showing all multi use items. Take care and thanks for watching!
Yeah, Dave has fun, but his ideas and inventions plus his skill to sew, weld, etc., make him a valuable source for us woodsmen.
Have nick make target specific Playlists maybe?
@@stephenzevetchin What I was just thinking 🤔
Glad yr back with a new video mate
Always great to be on here, thanks for watching
Ann..
I had so much FUN
Spiders and snake!!! Funny memories 8🤣😂🤣🤔👍🏼👍🏼🇺🇸 Blessed Thanksgiving 🦃🍗
Thanks for watching and a Happy belated Thanksgiving to you too!
Cool shelter. The pack frame is excellent. Multipurpose is always good . Have good morning
Thanks John! I'm glad you liked both of them
David, when you see an upright rotted standing tree, observe it for bees especially around the base and up about two feet. Those trees are often homes for honeybees, meaning, wild honey and bees that will chase you for up to an hour. That is how long they stay angry. They will give chase up to a quarter of a mile, generally. Africanized bees are far worse and will chase you far longer. If you run into a tree that has honey local beekeeper can retrieve it for you while he attempts to capture the queen. You could start a smoky fire close to the tree making certain the prevailing winds and breezes smoke the tree. The bees will become more docile and you might be able to remove the honey sac yourself. I always watch trees of that nature and generally leave them alone until after camping, then I observe , then I push the tree until it breaks as close to the base as possible. If there are bees and or honey, I call a beekeeper and he will do what is necessary. Usually there is pounds of honey in those spots. I like it when bees are in the vicinity because an animal creeping at night could do something to get the bees riled up and he will make noises or run off from the bees. I don't camp right up on them, I give them their space but I make sure my site is safe from rotted trees and overhead limbs that are caught up in branches. I also look for dead branches still attached to the trees. I am sure you know the drill. All it takes is one little wild snipe to run straight up the tree and cause a dead limb to break away from the tree and he won't holler " heads up " ! Later ! Oh by the way this video was great in terms of innovation !
Thanks for sharing that info Peter! That's very valuable information!
That shelter will cover many different situations, nicely done Dave. I think Nick has already made up his mind about that Kukuri. Hope you both had a great Thanksgiving. Safe journeys.
Oh yes, So far every situation Ill be in I think this will cover it some how.
Thanks for watching and I hope you had a Happy Thanksgiving too
Great idea with the bow saw, what I like or one of the things about your videos is you don't wast 5 minutes filming you walking past the camera, love your gadgets Dave atb Sam
Thanks Sam, I'm glad you liked it. I always hated them long intros with walking around and music and stuff. If I want that Ill watch music videos. Lol.Thanks for watching
Actually, I enjoy seeing how you set it up & change it for a new configuration...ALL is evolution....
Thanks, I'm glad you liked it
Nice to see you two out there having a good time. Cool and versatile shelter. Great tip on those side flips things. Stay healthy my friend. Greetings.
Good to see you again Gullrica
Always great to hear from you Ulrica! Thanks for stopping by my friend!
Just started to watch you scattering out your gear. Hope you had a great Thanksgiving.
Lol, I'm always dumping gear out. Thanks for watching Jason and I hope you had a Happy Thanksgiving too!
Thanks for the adventure guys, always a pleasure!
You are very welcome and thanks for watching!
Beautiful night for a camping trip! As for being dark...light pollution, wow one of my triggers. Hate it. Not too many places still exist in the US to see truly dark skies. Makes me miss being deep in the desert southwest in the Army in the 80's, no light from anywhere. The Milky Way, shooting stars...now it's street lights and motorcycle noise LOL.
Oh perfect night for camping! I'm pretty lucky, here in North Georgia there's plenty of forests that get pitch black all night long. Take care and thanks for watching
Good to see You again Dave and Nick :) Stay Safe out there guys :)
Always great to hear from you Kyle! Thanks for watching brother
@@Reallybigmonkey1 I hope You get to license some of Your Ideas soon and live off of the royalties :) Talk too You later Dave Take Care :)
@@akai454 Man that would be nice!
Happy Thanksgiving to you and Nick. Great idea!! And it was nice for us to see what you go through when designing a new project. All the options, possibilities and modifications. We also see the difficulties you deal with while filming. Can't wait to see the next video.
I'm glad you liked it Mark! I figured if I cant decide on details Ill just let CZcams decide!
Thanks for watching and I hope you had a Happy Thanksgiving too Brother
9:31 See Dave in a Sun Oven! LOL! Sending lots of love 💖 from sunny 🌞 Arizona 🌵😷
Lol! Easy way to get a tan
@@Reallybigmonkey1, in Arizona 🌵, a lot of people use solar ovens to roast a chicken and bake bread. Hitting 350-400f is no problem. Solar dehydrators are great for making jerky and dried fruit for trail mix. With no cost (after building the box). 💖🌞😷🌵
Hope you, Nick and family had a Happy Thanksgiving.
It was pretty good!
Thanks for watching and I hope you had a Happy Thanksgiving too
Hi Dave, I hope you, Nick, and all of your loved ones had a wonderful Thanksgiving! That is a great shelter and I especially enjoyed the nighttime part of this video! A very relaxing ending with a dash of spooky in the pitch black with the full moon peeking through the trees. Loved it! Dave's Don't Die In The Woods Shelter with plenty of disclaimers. LOL
Hello Beverly! We had a good Thanksgiving, I hope yours was happy. I'm glad you liked the shelter and the spooky moonlight. I still hate filming in the dark. Lol, take care and thanks for watching my friend!
I love seeing you re-use your inventions while on the quest to the next one. You definitely should market some of them!
Ideas for the tips: Velcro strips, tons of loops, bungee cords, stretch material...
You could also integrate this with a cot modified as a bicycle trailer and have the full super shelter on wheels (am I having some sort of déjà-vu??)
Thanks, I'm glad you liked it! I'd have to have some serious investors before I'd ever market anything. Oh, I do seem to recall a bicycle trailer similar to that! Thanks for the suggestions and thanks for watching
Really enjoyed that video Dave great shelter. What about good ol Dave’s shelter. That’s what nick called you. 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
Thanks, I'm glad you liked it. LOL, often times Nick refers to me as dear ole Dave! Thanks for watching Michelle!
During hunting seasons, I would get all the ORANGE in the kit I could find. Start with the Flag(s), add orange tie-lines; maybe even string orange tape around a fairly distant perimeter to the camp to advise hunters others are in the area.
Very good advice James!
Hope you all had a peaceful, restful, and blessed Thanksgiving. When you started talking about John's mountain I got chills up my spine! Were you serious about going back some day? That I gotta see, from hundreds of miles away through the safety of my computer screen!!
Oh we had a nice peaceful Thanksgiving! I hope yours was too. Ive always thought about going back to Johns Mountain. I dont really want to but I think I need to just for some kinda closure. Ill film it and I wont go alone! Take care and Thanks for watching
Now I'm SO curious what the issue with John's Mountain is ....
@@sandym6760 Here's a video explaining it if you have time to watch Sandy czcams.com/video/jeAI4Skc2p0/video.html
Hey Guys. I've been patiently waiting for another video. I like your shelter, but if you made it longer, you could raise the back a bit so that you're not forced to sit forward like Nick was. I think the added weight would be worth it. Have you used your home-made sleeping pad lately? I loved that video. I've not been able to find the foam material that you used. But that was such an awesome project. I've found that by hanging a Coleman lantern above my camp, the light won't be in my eyes. It would work well for your camera light. I like your bowsaw frame. Another brilliant Dave idea. Keep up the good work you two and I'm looking forward to the next video.
Thanks, I'm glad you liked it all! I actually have two other homemade reflective tarps that I could use over head with this. That foam I used on that pad can be bought at Lowes or Home Depot, it's meant as the padding under laminated wood flooring. Take care and thanks for watching
i hope you and Nick had a wonderful Thanksgiving. I love you two.
Oh it was a fun one and We hope your Thanksgiving was a happy one too! Take care and thanks for watching Dianna!
That looks like an awesome shelter, I bet it gets super toasty with the plastic on. Thanks again Dave, take care mate 👍🙂
Thanks Mike, I'm glad you liked it. Even without the plastic it's very good about trapping heat! Take care and thanks for watching
Love the shelter. What if you used Velcro on the edges of the tarp, then put the other side on the end pieces so you could put them anywhere along the edge? Just a thought. Thanks for letting us in on your adventures.
THANKS for a great suggestion! I picked up on the welding blanket/Reflex idea from Real Big Monkey's earlier videos and made my own copy. With YOUR Velcro hack, we don't need to commit to one position or another for the sides. I would line those panels with Reflex as well. Anyone taking this kit isn't going to be hiking far in. NEXT, we need to find a work-around for shaping the sides to work with different tarp slopes. Maybe Velcro again? We could work the Velcro to vary the edge slopes, rolling any excess up and fastening it out of the way as necessary.
Thanks, I'm glad you liked it Mick! I do like that idea, and I recently bought a 12 yard roll of velcro! Thanks for watching
@@jamesellsworth9673 Yep, velcroed ends opens up a whole new world of possible set ups!
Excellent as always and happy Thanksgiving!
I like the flexibility you have with the detached panels. What if you sewed in some toggles to slip through your loops to give you a more solid attachment point yet still retaining attachment flexibility?
I'm glad you liked it
and I hope you had a Happy Thanksgiving too! Several mentioned zippers and velcro but toggles is a very good idea!
Hello David!
That is a very clever way to carry a boy saw which otherwise would be so bulky & I like to keep my hands empty, to hold on to trees, etc.
Hello Steven and I'm glad you liked it! I've not seen any easier way of carrying a bow saw.
Inventive as always Dave. Did you make the floor insulated ? This would also make a great A-frame with floor shelter ( nice and cozy). I like the adaptability of loose side panels. If you make them fit one configuration they will be unsuited for others. 6lb is reasonable for a winter shelter system ( looks like a 3 season shelter ,autumn, winter, spring for at least the lower 48 states ). Surprised you did not include you insulated reflective ground sheet with this setup. You Need to get a gallon Stanley thermos of coffee for Nick ( make him carry it). Otherwise build fire first thing and make coffee, It seems to make him happy. He might even help clean the workshop for coffee. Looks like you could have used your fire reflector / wind screen too. With all three of those items you have invented , I dub it the Pearson Adaptable Shelter Systems. Hope you had great thanksgiving . I am looking forward to the Next One , LOL (your Vid also).
Thanks, I'm glad you liked it. I didn't insulate the floor, it's just double layered. I figured if it was insulated it would be way too bulky to fold. I do have my reflective pad I can add along with my fire wall and that other reflective tarp I made. I love that PASS name! Take care and thanks for watching
Interesting ideas to think about and try it. Big cheers to Nick and chef Dave from Croatia ,always glad to see your new videos...
Thanks, We are glad you liked it. Cheers from the USA and Thanks for watching
Always always love your videos Dave. There is one problem, it's my problem, but I watch you two make and drink some amazing coffee, but this time it's at night. I couldn't help myself, but I made coffee too, and had coffee with you fellas (so to speak). Now I won't be able to sleep tonight. Oh well, I did it to myself. That's how influencing your videos are. My solute to you two. O7
Thanks Brother! Funny thing, caffeine has absolutely no effect on Nick or myself. Night or day, we can drink coffee like water. Lol. Take care and thanks for watching brother
Dude, you are just like my crazy uncle! I loved him!!!!❤️
Lol, sounds good to me Anthony!
Great video! As usual Dave and Nick ! ☕️ 🔥 ⛺️👍
Thanks! We are glad you liked it
Great video Dave and Nick. I would love to sit around a fire in the woods with yall and sip some coffee. I live in NC.
Thanks, we are glad you liked it. Campfire coffee is always fun with us. Thanks for watching brother
that crashing around in the background was just Sasquatch. He heard you were talking about him on that show a few days back and just wanted to say hi 😝😜. Thanks Dave and God bless y’all 🙏✌️
Lol! If it was I had my camera ready! Thanks for watching and may God bless you too
Thanks for the laughs guys🤣. Always enjoy seeing Nick on your adventures 🇺🇸
You are very welcome and we are glad you liked it. Thanks for watching
Whatever you end up calling it, I am really looking forward to seeing an over-nighter with the finished product. Preferably in a blizzard. 😜
Lol, blizzard's are rare in Georgia but we do get them every few years or so
Looks like a nativity scene in the dark. 😊
It kinda does!
Good video you guys,and me personally I think I would have made the bottom and the top the same dimensions,so the way you ended up sleeping on it you would have more of a floor area to lay on or store your gear under or in case of rain you could pull the extra floor back over top of you.i always like your idea though and thanks for taking us along.
Thanks Dennis, I'm glad you liked it. I figured I'd make the roof longer in case I needed the fire protected from the rain. Thanks for watching brother
Miss lookout mountain so much. Your lucky to have the mountains.
Now I live near mt magazine arkansas. Every week wife and I are in woods
I love the mountains round here! Thanks for watching James
A thoroughly enjoyable and educational video. Your videos are always fun. Try Velcro on the ends and fold them diagonally to fit the second shelter.
Thanks! I'm glad you liked it! Velcro is a good idea
Everything is dark...I can see you and Nick...Enjoy your son..
Thanks for watching Irene
You always have great ideas I loved the one when you put foil all around you camp area to reflect the heat from your fire atvb jimmy 😎😎👍👍
Thanks Jimmy, I'm glad you liked it. That fire reflector wall would work perfectly with this set up!
Just a good ol camping trip guy your dads still with us fantastic .I remember him you and little Nick lol out camping there was somekind of brick or rock building and a swampnow ya did it ya got the sog going how bout the morsh lol for the shelter
Lol, thanks for the comments and thanks for watching Tom!
Nice shelter. I'm just here for the coffee.
Lol, I'm glad you liked it Brother. Thanks for watching
Great video. Good to see you out again. Keep them coming.
NOVA SCOTIA is watching.:)
Thanks, we are glad you liked it my friend!
I like that super shelter, I have never put one together yet. As a survival tool I have that thin plastic sheeting with two smaller space blankets bound together in my rucksack for emergency shelter. I remember one the very first episode of Dual Survival that aired Cody construction a super shelter. This is a great time to be in the woods. Looks like yaw are enjoying that kukuri. I believe that’s going to be Nick kukuri. Always interesting to see what gear your bring to the woods. I enjoyed the video. Thanks Dave and Nick. Alan R
Thanks Alan, I'm glad you liked it. Yep, I remember that episode of Dual survival. It was on an island off Nova Scotia and Dave had never even heard of a Super shelter. Nick loves that kukri. Take care and thanks for watching my friend
those clips are a good idea there Dave especially if you don't have time to sew... just do a little fold and clip it however you want it...love to hear Nick's witty banter! he's one smart guy! oh cool john's mtn i think that is where i target shoot nice area
Thanks Shelby! I'm glad you liked it. Those clips are all around cool to use. I sometimes take three or four Grabber blankets and clip them together into all kinds of weird shelters. Lol. Nick always makes the videos more fun. Take care and thanks for watching Shelby!
That black vinyl appears to be weed guard used in flower beds to prevent weeds and grass. Good video.😊
Could be? I'm glad you liked it Sam, Thanks for watching
hi dave and nick...clip that light on the camera and we'll see you fine...also just an idea for your sides...fold the part that you set wood on under..it would make another floor piece for your gear perhaps. and we heard you fine. thanks for sharing...i love your vids....you are so much fun when you experiment with gear.
Very good ideas! We are glad you like the videos so much, Thanks for watching AC
Always love your videos but y'all are right, " don't try this at home". I grew up in the country and one time while tree wrestling as a teenager I didn't listen to the older/wiser people around. Needless to say my Dad and the others around got a good laugh when the top snapped off and put me on the ground. Where's the love man! Looking back it was kinda funny and still gets a good laugh today when I tell it. That was 45 years ago so I guess it didn't hurt to bad after all. Keep up the good work!
Thanks, I'm glad you liked it! Lol, oh yes you have to get them trees swaying back and forth. Ive seen a lot of kids just give em a huge push and that jots to top right on you! Thanks for watching
Hi Dave. Thank you once again. I too have added QR buckles to my ALICE pack they are a real boon. I like the idea of the 'dayglow' spot on the cord lock. Anotther great 'Pearson-idea' withte detachable straps for the packframe. Stay safe. ATB. Nigel.
Hello Nigel! Sounds like you've got your pack dialed in perfectly. Take care and thanks for watching brother
That's 1 Mamma Jamma Slick Shelter, Hap-E Thanksgiving Dave & Nick ! ATB T God Bless
Thanks, I'm glad you liked it that much! Happy belated Thanksgiving to you too, may God bless yall and Thanks for watching Terry!
Great job on the night video sweet camp site can't wait to see you in the next one and Mors is the man
Thanks Donald, I'm glad you liked it. Man Mors is highly missed and always will be. Thanks for watching
Found myself wishing you "good night" at the end. How cute is that? I guess we are an extended family. Cheers from Canada.
@@deuteronomy3162 I have been subscribed and following for many years. For me it was and continues to be the Zen of common sense delivered without any false pretense along with useful, practical advice. I am also slowly collecting basic equipment for venturing in the outdoors. It is fun and relaxing and I am slowly getting there. Cheers and Godspeed towardsz your dreams.
I'll always take a "good night " from a friend! Thanks for watching
Great to see Nick along , to check out . Neck Breaker 1 . I have thought about doing this with reflective tarp I have . But , I want to attach permanent " triangle " shaped , reflective walls on the sides . No overhang , just a lean-to with a floor and walls , Carry some plastic . Set it up in minutes . Night Nick ... gubs
It's always more fun to have Nick along. You should definitely try out that set up and let me know how it goes. Take care and thanks for watching Gubs
Brother I need one of those tarps! Every video amazes me. You are a master artisan, my friend.
Thank you Brother Jim! Man all you need is a good sewing machine and you can make killer tarps! Thanks for watching brother
I like it I would like to know more about assembling it thanks for sharing Dave
Thanks Fred. I'm glad you liked it. I haven't got a video on the assembly. I probably should have filmed it. Thanks for watching brother
I just want to say I love your videos you are my favorite youtuber by far and I like how you always explain what everything is you are using so thank you.
Fantastic to hear that my friend! Thanks for the comments and thanks for watching
Or you kidding this is some of the best lighting I'v seen
Thanks! It didn't look so good in the viewfinder during filming. Thanks for watching
man, i loves this videos with you and nick.
Thanks! We are glad you like them!
The reusable convertible shelter.
Thanks for taking us along.
I'm glad you liked it. Thanks for watching Bill
Super great video see you on the next one 🇺🇲🇺🇲
Thanks JD!
Nice video! I am also a Mors fan.
I agree on the filming at night. I don’t enjoy it as much.
Thanks! I'm glad you liked it! Mors is my hero! Thanks for watching
Very good video, i'm glad u mentioned the orange and hunting season, i posted a video not long ago trying to warn the backpackers/hikers they need orange on during firearm season, here in southern Indiana hunters can use some far reaching rifles, i'm also glad u and Nick can hang out together....u both will always remember these days :)
Thanks, I'm glad you liked it. I try my best to always mention deer hunters and being seen by them for safety reasons. Thats great you did a video on it! Thanks for watching Brother
Dave… As always… This was a very nice video. I really enjoy your work! Keep it up!
Thanks! I'm glad you liked it my friend
I love your videos, they always get the ideas flowing.
Fantastic to hear that my friend!
You got me with reusable super shelter. Best black Friday deal so far 👌
Lol, thanks! I'm glad you liked it!
Happy Belated 🦃 day Georgia Brother from another video. God bless you all and thanks for the video.
Thanks Brother and may God bless you too!
Thanks! Mr Dave and Mr Nick! Awesome as usual!
Lol found a new trick! Can send you video up to my tv. Then on my phone run your video and let the ads play then restart it and let the ads play again and again while I’m watching the vid on my tv… lol 😂
You are very welcome and I'm glad you liked it brother!
Now that's pretty cool!
Your portable fire reflector from two years ago, place in front of the shelter would be an added bonus. Enjoy your Holiday weekend. Call it the Universal Shelter.
Also the Insulted reflective ground sheet he Made.
Absolutely! I gotta bring that next time. I'm glad you liked it, I like that name universal shelter! Thanks for watching Jacob
@@hammerhound168 Lol, funny you mentioned that. I almost brought it for this trip!
I do remember the bow saw frame, genius. This is a great shelter. Nice new headlamps. I was hoping you guys were gonna cook on that fire. I only operate at night😂 he did take the kukri 😂 I guess I’d call it the ridge line hawk. Seems perfect enough to sleep later in. I get irritated by the sun in the morning. Full moon is awesome. Nice trip guys. Great video.🐸🍺🔪🔥
Thanks Johnny, I'm glad you liked it brother. We just need some extreme cold weather now. Take care and thanks for watching
You are so naturally intuitive!
Thanks Kj!
@@Reallybigmonkey1 hell yeah man! You've come up with some badass ideas!