Bushcraft Camp - Cooking Bacon, Eggs, Steak & Potatoes
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Folks,
in this video, i get out to the bushcraft camp and cook up some food over the fire. I also put in some work onto the shelter, talk about the knife i have been using recently, as well as my plans for the campsite.
Thank you for watching.
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Had to pause because WAMP
Joe, you gotta teach SO the secret of that Canadian jam knot.
hahahaah wtf is wamp hahah
JoeRobinetBushcraft haha😂
Scrambled O wamp wetandamp hehe love your vids been watching them one after another. GO CANADIANS
Hi Joe im a huge fan, you are who got me started in bushcraft when I was 10, Im 14 now
No criticism at all, brother just observation but the reason the pine burned even faster than you expected might have been that piece with all the branches that you used as a "kindling tree". it was almost definitely full of fatwood in every branch angle. The old timers used to pull out the pine knots from rotten trees where the branches meet the tree and keep them at campsites. Down south we still do sometimes. We leave them for the next camper. Next time you get some dead pine check that area and sometimes you get some really sweet fatwood that you can process down into blocks for your kit. You probably already know all that but I figured I'd share just in case you didn't. Thanks for sharing the longer video, brother. Loved it. Keep it up man you've got serious talent. God bless.
Shawn Blankenship -1 u watched Dave canabery sorry if I spelled his last name wrong
I vote for longer videos. Scrambled pin the comment if you agree
Edin_AZ ok you guys win... :-) will be doing some long ones when I can.
Scrambled O greatly appreciated sir
long vids are great
Do more long videos!
O, Long videos may be better if you can show an entire process, rather than break a process up, like for example building something.
O, dont use stones from the creek for a fire ring. They have moisture in them and they will explode when they heat up.
Dale James + made that mistake before. Not a cool outcome.
Dale James Been there, done that..
I would say be careful anytime, I don't live near water, put a rock in the fire in my back yard, and about 20 minutes later it exploded.
whether you are by water at not, the area you are in used to be water. Most likely it was some type of river rock that exploded
And here when I was a kid, we used empty spray cans. Wish I knew then what I know now !
I really like to see these affordable knives like moras getting used in popular videos. It helps show people starting out in this hobby a $300 knife is not required to enjoy and experience the outdoors.
I loved the video! Definitely keep the longer ones going. I am a big fan and definitely put you in my top few guys to follow online. It's been fun to watch the channel grow from just a couple thousand subs to nearly 30k. Thanks for all the hard work. Base camp is coming along super nicely.
Scambled O, I like the length of your videos. They always seem just right, not monotonous like some others that go on forever repeating themselves. I like how you get right to the point. I always learn something from you. TY!
Like 214.
Beautiful images. Beautiful scenery... Excellent base camp... Good food, good drink... Many techniques shown throughout the video...
Congratulations my friend. Another video for my favorites.
Hugs from Brazil.
really good video :)
:-) thanks lilly
Scrambled O
what's your camera ? i like it
Was up lilly. Im just a fan
looks good crispy bacon cold weather ,,love camping,,im 62 so cold camping not so good but summer yes awesome good job kid...love bacon and the outdoor with coffee decaf.
I also live in Ohio! The knife trick to shave the wood technique was great I’ve never seen that done so thanks for showing that trick.. I’ll definitely try it !
This was great, Martin. Love the longer format. This would just be a short clip for Joe Robinet. Looking forward to the camp progress.
Joe is beastly. That dude puts in some work on those camps, energy for days. Dont see how he does it.
Amen to that Emerald ! Lots of oatmeal & dehydrated spaghetti ! lol
Cutting fire wood warms you up twice. Once when you cut it.... and once when you burn it. Really nice video O.
First time I have seen someone use that method with the knife for the feather sticks - that is pure awesome!!!
The camp is looking great! Taking your time is a perfect idea. It allows the ideas to evolve over time.
thanks for sharing and great you did not panic you're saw failed but you improvised a field repair nice job, thanks for sharing a great bush-craft video.
Right on,,,the feather stick technique was worth the watch...thanks for the tips,info and sharing ....
this video was great. long enough but not too long. bushcraft. cooking. vlogging. couldnt ask for more. thanks.
like the longer videos. I don't subscribe to normal TV so 30-60 minute youtube videos are my TV. Queue up a play list and that's my evening TV instead of the garbage on TV now. My kids like your enthusiasm and has gotten them asking to hit the woods more often for some bushcraft. Thanks scrambled!!!
i got my whole family addicted to your videos, Scrambled Oooooo!
the Carhart pocket-front, full-zip hoodie is one of the best all-time outdoor garments!
Nothing beats the great outdoors
I get to live these adventures through your videos. Please make more long videos like this.
Yes! Always love longer videos...never get tired of watching you work, cook and eat in the woods. Thanks Scrambo! You rock!
I gotta say that it probably the best way I have seen someone making feather sticks.
Thanks for taking us along on the adventure!
I'm down for longer videos as well. This one was very enjoyable. I'm looking forward to seeing the progression of the camp.
scrambled O my friend, have you ever tried cooking in the dirt. would work on the potatoes. dig a hole add hot coals. add dirt then the food then dirt then more hot coals. walk away and come back... Pretty long but carefree cook time. you can wrap in foil to keep clean and keep more moisture in.
Its not long, half an hour is perfect for videos like yours
Keep it up!
Thanks for the video, looks like it has a real feel of an enclosed, protected space. Looking really good.
Whats Up, Scrambled O. Old man Jim here. Where I live here In the center of Ca, the Pine Bark Beatle has decimated our forests. It really sucks. Hope what is going around you is not as bad. Your friend, Jim. Thanks for the video also!
SCRAMBLED O!!! Buddy I feel your pain, I went out today and got me a spot picked out and started working alittle and right of of the gate I broke my saw, I have one of those boreal 21, I didn't even get to cut anything I was so mad!! But unfortunately I couldn't fix mine in the field lol. I got my package I want to thank you again brother I had forgot what was supposed to be in it so it was like Christmas lol. I am going to a unboxing video. Can't wait to see how that shelter come out it's looking awesome so far!!
:-) Awesome bud looking forward to it
Can't get enough of Os. Longer vids please.
I got a base camp going on with a pond right in front of it and I've got benches and chairs with a fire pit in the middle of my base camp and made a wall but in the style of a dam hope to start building a little shelter in the summer thanks for the help in structural ideas for my shelter
🌳🌲🌳That tree you cut had a really nice pattern in the rings...never seen it before. Anyone know what it means? Would make a really awesome trivet for pots and pans!
Food looked great...must've been really satisfying out there in the cold! U and the Almazan Kitchen guys sure don't let a little (or a lot) of cold weather/snow stop ya!
Thanks for another great vid! 💖
Just found your vids mate. They look good thanks for taking the time to give them to us all out here. Tip; next time, save the foil from the bacon you wrapped it in and wrap the spud ( potato ) in it to cook in the coals. Keeps your figures clean and if you burn the spud the skin will stick to the foil so as you unwrap it you will expose the flesh only. Please keep em coming.
next time bury the potato in the ashes and cover with embers the outside won't burn and it will act as an oven. As for your shelter, looking good, maybe go with more vertical supports they'll help shed the rain. Awesome video nicely done
Nnnnooooo forgot the cheese, the struggle is real 👍🏼"feather sticks for days" Alfie Aesthetics quote sir ? Yet again another top production, the great quality that you bring to you tube is that you do something you love, it's not polished, you are learning as you go and we are on that journey with you, I don't want to a video with a perfectly built shelter in one go, or somebody saying right time for a fire and poof it's roaring. You show the pain in finding the wood, processing it down then admitting how it was hard with the pine. When I go out and fail at making a fire and working out it's just not a case of getting a few twigs, a bit of silver birch and rubbing two small hedgehogs together to create a spark, sometimes it takes a while. Thanks for keeping it real brother 🥓🍳
I also vote for longer videos. I'm a cord cutter. It's not easy to watch outdoors shows from Discovery or Outdoors on the spur of the moment. You have to know the shows exist and maybe there's videos on the website to watch or you find them on YT or pirate them. I started with Joe Robinet but guys like you and him can be found in a moment's notice. I can walk out of my kitchen with a plate of hot food and be like, "Oh, I should watch a bushcraft video while I eat!". Open YT and there you are. 20 seconds from having the idea to watching your video. I found you from seeing you in the sidebar while watching Joe's videos. You are the replacement to the 20 or 40 minutes shows on cable. Capitalize on it!
I heard a little Alfie in there and some new vocabulary in there as well whamp-wet and damp?lol. great video man love the length and edit.Kept it longer and maintained my intrest throughout.base camp looks sweet too!
I bet when those eggs flipped perfectly it had to make your mouth water, lol. Nice breakfast!!
The jam knot is excellent if you tie it with a locking knot like Mors teaches. Hard to explain but there are videos! Cool video again!
I would consider dropping the ridgepole 2 feet. It will help keep the heat in once you have a semi permanent roof on and maybe give you some space to store dry firewood in the back next to the raised bed I assume your going to build. Cheers!
Amazing maybe your best yet! Love the longer video many of us would like them all to be longer. Thank you for your time to make and upload your videos for all your fans to really enjoy. Martin you do amazing uploads and can't wait for more. Thanks from England U.K.
One thing I'll add. If you do a raised bed leave space enough to place hot rocks beneath for radiant heat. Careful with river rock. Moisture trying to get out can crack to shatter a rock. Flying pieces in the eye is not good.
Good idea thanks
I like how your fire IMMEDIATELY scared off the mosquitos !
Dude.. those pieces of partially burnt bacon and omelette made me hungry. I love when stuff is extra crispy.
Damn O.... getting all Frank Lloyd Wright on your basecamp. LOL nice job dude!!
I gotta say you got the fire building down to an art.
Long videos are the way to go! totally enjoyable. more please.
Great video as always! I miss the FOLKS! SCRAMBLED O CHECKIN' IN! LOL...
Make sure you check all those spots where you chopped down that dead ash for morels in the spring!
Busy life. MIssed my "regular dose of Vitamin O!" Need to catch up with your adventures. You've grown boy! But you still make tea too often. 'Cept for that you're darn near perfect at this campin' and cookin' stuff! Great job, as always.
Thanks man. The longer the better, Jim
Also, try the taut line hitch, maybe you'll like it better. Canadian jam knots are always a little slippery on paracord. Mitch Mitchell did a great video on knots - you should check it out and he's a great guy you'd like him.
Just a little rabbit! Could be my pet, or my dinner! LOL good one
Thanks for the longer video. I miss the Scrambled O Intro but the longer videos are nice. More chance to be descriptive about your craft, cooking, building and more. Looking forward to the build on the super shelter. Beautiful area. Thanks for sharing.
Liking that knife trick when you stuck it in the log
Longer video, show us homesteading, More Bacon ! Great job on the shelter, wish I could still do that. But as an old guy with arthritis, I would have made the ceiling a little lower & your angle a little less steep. Great video, Thank You for sharing. I will continue to enjoy your videos. ATB
WAMP! Windows Apache MySQL and PHP. Makes sense to us Developers watching haha! Scrambled O is a computer scientist, he just doesn't know it yet!
that alfie aesthetics reference makes me like this even more hahaha
Roasted sweet potato is AWESOME.. Sounds soo good with steak.. That breakfast looked good too.. Don't forget to cut the potato in half next time..
Good looking camp there.
been watching this guy for awhile now just learning now he isn't far from me at all lol
First time I've seen anyone baton a serious amount of wood with a Mora knife. Good to know that they are up to it. Also good to see you use a saw and hatchet for the kinds of work they're meant for. Fun video. Cheers.
DONT use the stones from the creaks, they are damp basically all year round even if they seem dry, they will blow up if used as fire pit or reflector, Just trying to help. Great video man :)
I wish i could camp just like you. Too bad theres few camp sites here in the philippines. I really love your videos. They help me relax
Great video! Thats a long day out in the woods....getting a lot of work done! Thanks for bringing us along...I'm liking the longer video!
Next time use your knife or fork and puncture the sweet potato several times all around (this will allow excess moisture to be released during cooking, so you end up with a tender potato) and then double wrap it in aluminum foil. You can prep the sweet potato at home like that, and when you are ready to cook it throw the aluminum foil wrapped sweet potato right on the coals. A sweet potato the size you had in this video is perfect for this method and should be perfectly cooked in about 30mins. Larger sweet potatoes take longer, up to 40mins. Thanks for the entertaining video.
get some aluminum foil and wrap the potato and just throw it in the coals. it should be ready in 15-20 mins. and stable the potato with your knife. if it goes through the thickest part without any resistance it is ready to eat :)
7.55made me laugh , RIP Alfie, you put the fun into fungi dude. Thanxs for sharing. Atb
Modest Adventurers like really, RIP? Or just because he hasn't put any vids up?
No, no Spindle Shank has not killed Alfie lol.
Modest Adventurers "Feather sticks for days"
Modest Adventurers I was gonna comment on that lol 👍🏻
Awesome video. I watched the whole thing with a coffee while I waited for the wood stove to warm up the workshop this morning. For a long video you kept it entertaining the whole way through. Good job bud, and cheers till the next one!
Great Stuff. Thanks Lilly for the heads up :)
2 of my fav things. food and woods
Nice flip of the eggs. Cool video, thanks for sharing. 👍🏼
breakfast looked good but the steak and sweet potato was awesome
you doing great on the camp
For the Canadian Jim knot put a over hand knot in the free running end and it won't slip loose
Awesome video!! Glad you made a longer one. Pleasure to watch!
Great vid!
At 8:05 was that an homage to Alfie Aesthetics? I miss that guy's vids.
Thomas Merrick glad I wasn't the only one who thought that!
Thomas Merrick Easy game, easy life.
Thomas Merrick me too still watch them he cracks me up. The one with the can of Stella might smack the mrs up later 😂
Same here mentioned it in my post too, watch out for the spindleshank 😂😂
had himself a cheeky little nibble
Nice video and I'm glad it`s in HD too thanks for sharing.
I hope you realise the Canadian Jam Knot needs to be locked or it will slip as it's supposed to do unless it is locked. You use it unlocked to compress your sleeping bag, say, but it needs to be locked for securing spars. Mors Kochanski calls it the King of Knots, because it is the most economical and sturdy knot there is for bushcraft.
Great video. I liked the longer format too. When you were processing the wood using many different methods of splitting and batoning, it made me realize how far you've come since you first started learning in your first videos. I hope you realize it too. Good job man. Have fun.
I love to go camping when u eat food is so good
The way you feather is Brilliant!
Love your vids dude! I always click on your ads cos you're awesome.
you need to bring the front down a little to keep the heat in and to keep the rain out a little more and the sun out if you are facing it. Just about 4 or 5 logs
ive done did the trial and error for sweet potatoes, trick is forget about it, once you forgot how long and when you've tossed it in the fire, that's when you know it's ready
Awesome video. Love the use of the Mora Garberg knife. The Garberg as become my go to knife in everything since I purchased it.
This is one of the best videos you've made.. Good job!
I wouldn't use rocks from the creek. They have moisture in them and tend to explode and send hot rock shrapnel everywhere.
Pack in a chainsaw and can of gas for a day? Just go to town cutting a couple of cords?
Green house plastic is 3-5 mills thick, UV resistant, and comes in long wide sheets. That makes and excellent water proof shelter layer.
A sawbuck to hold your logs for sawing. You will love it.
A firewood lean to.... south facing with a log or stone floor to keep cut firewood dry and ready.
A fire pit can be raised by building a would box and insulating that from heat with a mortar made of hard wood ashes.
Weaving wattle walls from tall upright stakes about forearms length apart in odd numbers of 3,5,7,9...... makes a decent wind break wall and used only twigs and small branches. Look up videos on wattle or hurdle.
Missing out on setting a dutch oven in the coals and making a soup all day with potatos, bacon, and other stuff you like.
A trip pod with a pot suspended over the fire to have a warming cup of tea or coffee now and again. Also just to keep boiling water to make safe for cooking or drinking.
Good videos! Well done!
I really enjoyed your video. It's the first one of yours I've seen. And your dinner happens to be my favorite camp meal,lol. Here's a tip for coconut oil in winter. Use a Burts Bees chapstick container or similar style. Very easy to get out. I sometimes put the oil in an old ice cube tray and just pop out a couple to pack.That stuff gets too hard to scrape out of a bottle, and I fry up my sweet potato in it.
I just love the subliminal advert for Mora Knives that you left @ minute 07:25. I know they appreciate the work you do. Keep making good videos and you will get far in this business.
Cool idea making feather sticks that way...thanks. Great vid.
Almost got the daaaammmnnnn! When you took a bite of the omelet but you held back. Great video !
Idk if you have one or not, but I totally recommend a therma rest sit pad. I absolutely love mine and cold knees and butt aren't a problem anymore
These vids are great.....good ideas and food.......they marry to the IRIDIUM stove for overnight trips......watching these makes me hungry.....
I really like this video. Very real and looks like you had fun doing it. Can't wait to see your next one. Great recommendation from Survival Lilly.
'The Feather Stick Wizard'
Great vid dude - keep um looong!!
at first I didn't lke you too much, after watching a few shows you ROCK MAN!!
I have learned a lot from you too..
hey! you back.thanks body, can wait see you New videos.i see lost some weigh good for you.