Solo Overnight on a Simple Raised Platform and Campfire Bacon and Egg Pan Pie
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Please make a video on how to find somewhere to practice bushcraft. Keep up the outstanding work!!!
Whats your favorite bacon brand. And you should go to one Shepherd with Brent0331.
Greetings from Croatia! I've been following everything you post for a long time. How can I contact you by email? I am preparing to start "survival in nature" in Croatia, unfortunately due to this pandemic everything has been stopped ... but I am interested in cooperation. All the best!
Camping with a dog is called *ENHANCED solo*!
I always thought that's a lot of work but I know why you were doing it. Also it shows that you can use it for longer if need be. I really want to know how long it took to make this set-up. I've been thinking of a raised platform like this for a couple of weeks now.
SHAME, SHAME on complainers. Without these vids, we could never have true and full confidence in a minimum kit! God help them in SHTF situations. These are like BETTER TRAINING VIDEOS. Thanks for showing us the work, so we don't have to do it in order to learn something, Corporal. A standing and perfect salute to you, Sir. And once again, thanks for your (continuing) service.
I'm watching some of these wilderness camping vids where some are bringing so much stuff it's getting ridiculous. The hot tents are really interesting, but one had a pack about as big as himself! Or packing massive axes and saws but doing limited cutting. Another brought a huge glass bottle of Worcestershire sauce for a few splashes. I'm liking this realistic, thought-out approach. The 2-tarp shelters are appealing to me though.
But if one wants to become proficient, one has to do it. All the video learning or book learning amounts to zero if one doesn't put those principles into action.
@@justa.american8303 I was talking about merely the moment in which we are watching.....we are able to potentially learn some new things. Going out and practicing would be a separate thing.... although important as well.
@@heirloomseeder Ah, got ya! I see what you were talking about, my bad. Yep, learning for 'learning's' sake is a worthwhile endeavor.
" I'm old fat and lazy " .. goes and build the most work demanding shelter ...
love your channel ... much learned from here then any other place
My kids: Why do you watch that man cooking bacon in the woods?
My answer: He doesn't have to share.
Let's get Corporals Corner back at the top of the lists
Rollin’, Rollin’, Rollin’, keep that bacon Rollin’, Corporal!
I have a m2 foxtrot 1 dayer becomes 72 hours what would you take
If you make a t shirt make one with your catch phrase.
"Outstanding!"
With a cartoony caricature of yourself saying it. Maybe he's eating bacon or better yet the cartoon is of you doing the Burt Reynold's
I hope you like the idea.
I'd buy it. LOL
Outstanding AF
I'm a two time cancer survivor who deals with extreme PTSD/Anxiety and Depression. These videos bring me such ease of mind. Thank you. I'm from New York City. I'd love to go camping one day. Never been camping.
I have tried a number of the recipes that the Corporal has shown at home and in the field. Hearty and delicious. The Corporal should start his own cooking show. Cooking with the Corporal is outstanding.
at very least a campfire cook book. Love his campfire cooking,
CPL Kelly, my deepest thanks. Less than 13 hours ago my sister died. Been a train wreck. Needed something good. BOOM! new video from Cpls corner! My deepest thanks. SEMPER FI
sry to hear that and thanks for watching
David O'Keefe: Sincere condolences on your loss. May you enjoy wonderful memories of your sister as you recover from your grief. Peace.
If you do not have part ownership in Hormel's, they damn well better be sponsoring you!
“ Im old fat and lazy”. Lol. You’re a blast to watch. Solid skills, honesty and no political bullshit. Keep it up.
Used that pad when homeless. Slept on concrete and I was comfortable, even on my side. The ridges trap air for insulation.
Live will give us lots of unwanted experieces. Happy to read the past form related to 'homeless'.
Just now a lot of good people live outside, not by choice, but often a small thing like a garden hose placed near the fence is a gamechanger for the day..
Sorry, life will give us....
Foreigner language, but working on improving.
I feel sorry for you Life shouldn’t be that way
Glad you have a home now. Was there too. I miss it in a way believe it or not.
I had a slumber jack type pad that was like 15 bucks with an air valve it was bomb as well
I was wondering if we could see an over nighter shelter for lets say someone with a handicap and lest dexterity? just a thought!
Hi Pistolwhip 100,
I'm in the UK but the Internet is world wide, what would you like to see, what are your limitations, you have sparked an idea because I didn't think people with reduced mobility would be out in the woods, sorry for being nieve.
Stay safe in these troubled times.
Nige.
@@Pistolwhip100 my father was an amputee and he showed me to love the woods.
I met bad ass old men with some can do attitudes. One that had quick pulls with cams and hooks because it's a pain to tie a knot with no hands. Another had Full hand controls on his dragster truck.
What's your direct challenge? getting around the woods and gathering, getting into the woods, or something else.
There are so many possibilities.
Keep being awesome.
Kelly: Goes to the woods by himself. Prepares chow like he has a whole fire team with him.
The 78 dislikes of this video must be members of the Air force since it’s not hotel accommodations lol
😂🤣😂
That's too funny😃 but true. I asked a friend about his Air Force training and the weapon he qualified on. His response 'they' showed them a picture of a M-16 😲, whaaat! Since he was in the medical field I hoped he wasn't just given a copy of Grey's Anatomy and a wish of "Good Luck". 🤪🏨
@@justa.american8303 oh man.
"What's that guy over there doing in the woods?"
Don't worry about him.
He's just
*out standing.*
Cryptic Rite lol
Love it
Good to go
Yum..however my Cardiologist telephoned, said he felt a disturbance in the force.
I am going to eat it anyway, cheers Corporal.
Hay I'm sixty years old and you are getting me motivated to get out there. Thanks
What we need is a pocket-sized version of you for the bug-out bags.
I would buy that
Sometimes I read some of the comments folks make in regards to the video, and, after re-watching and listening to your video, it occurs to me that many don't 'listen' to all you have to say. I want you to know - I appreciate the time and effort you take to teach and inspire. With each video, I learn something new that I can use in my camping expeditions as well as ideas to store in the brain bank if an emergency should arise. Every situation calls for different options. I like knowing those options.
Hello Corporal, I am a short time subscriber but I am loyal to this channel. Pretty much seen every video you have posted here. I’m very new to the bushcraft scene and that is all thanks to you and these videos. Being new to the wilderness and a born city boy, I hate sleeping on the ground. The cushier, the better. This video was exactly what I’ve been waiting for. I knew I could build an improvised platform but wanted to see the corporal’s example of one over any other. You inspired me to learn about basic knots and wilderness survival and actually take my first overnight trip with minimal (40 liter pack. Like I said, cushy.) gear. I hope you see this and I hope you don’t stop these videos any time soon. Thanks corporal, for everything. And thank you for you service. Salute.
When I go camping I always bring a case of beer for survival purposes
@@asmith7876 hahaha I don't think the corporal approves I think he drinks vitiman water
Every time you say "we have an outstanding show coming up" We are like "We know, that's why we are here"
One night or not I appreciate you showing the many ways to shelter in the forest. Love it ,never get bored watching and learning. Thank you
I think that one of the things I like about all these videos is that, no matter how many times he does it, the Corporal _always_ shows himself doing the same things. He always shows himself raking up leaves (when applicable). He builds his fires the same way. He ties the same knots. He cuts logs the same way, and so on. It really does cut back to the idea that repetition builds that muscle memory, even if we aren't actually doing these things ourselves. If we ever needed to build a fire, we could say, "How does the Corporal build a fire?" and reliably build one because we've seen it done that way so many times. We could ask ourselves, "How would the Corporal build a shelter?" and at least know a few ways to sensibly start building.
More importantly, it makes all of this look as though it's not hard. Not necessarily that it's easy - after all, Corporal Kelly's done this stuff dozens or hundreds of times - but that it's not hard, and because it's not hard, any one of us could do this too. It makes camping feel approachable.
Agreed! No need it fixing what isn't broken!
I don't care if you show videos of yourself camping out of a Ford Pinto, I will watch it and I will like it. Keep it up, you do you brother.
Oh boy oh boy. The outdoor bacon cooking chanel. I m a simple man, i see bacon, I like.
The people who complain that it's too much work for one night make no sense, he's putting in the work for the great content he brings us unlike most youtubers these days that just click bait to get views. He deserves more subs than he's got but he's thankful for the channel and how it's grown.
I keep saying it and I'm going to keep saying it. Corporal works harder than most people on YT ! That's why his vid's are AWSOME AF. Just saying. Thank You.
I like the mason jar level trick! Great video and great food!
I enjoy your solo overnights, to see what you're going to do, and what you're going to eat. I also enjoy your humor. Not everything needs to be so serious, and you bring a little fun into your experience. Thanks!
Old, fat and lazy? Not a chance brother! You're my same age, a fellow veteran and a big inspiration to both myself and my sons. We've learned so much and have been inspired to get out and enjoy the outdoors "Corporal Style". Recently I even had my sons set up their first improvised shelter, build a fire and make their own chow. Needless to say they did an outstanding job and I'm very proud. So thanks again, take care and be safe.
After all these years, I'm still learning something new in each presentation.
"Ribbed for our pleasure". LOL!
Corporal, FANTASTIC CHANNEL!! I came across one of your videos and wound up binge watching like 8 of them 😅😅😂🎉 great channel my friend!!
Hey Corporal, I've been watching your videos for years and I don't think there is one that I didn't like. If someone wants to tell you how to run your channel, maybe they should start their own. Disregard the naysayers and please keep pumping that outstanding material out for the rest of us.
I normally don't do subscriptions on social media, CZcams, Twitch, Patreon, what have you... but if I could only keep one channel on CZcams, it'd 100% be you. The amount of practical knowledge I've picked up and the sheer entertainment value I get from watching you is easily worth a subscription's worth. Just "joined" your channel. If there's anyone on CZcams I want to support, you've got it. Keep doing what you do.
Thanks for the hard work you put in, even though I might never be able to do what you do, you inspire me to want to be better, even if my lazy a$$ don't actually do it, but you do motivate me, Thank you for that Shawn 🍺🍺🍺
😅😅... he "motivates" you but you never did it, nor will your "lazy ass" ever let you do it 😅
I think that the raised bunk is a great idea.
Do what you do man, it’s why most of us are here.
Haters and know it alls always gonna be there.
Outstanding Corporal 👍
One of your more creative recipes that deserves its place as a bucket list item.
The 'confusion' is bizarre to me. Anyone who automatically feels like they are being told exactly what to do and how to do it needs to work on mindset before they even leave the house. And why wouldn't someone do it one night, to get it right, before expecting to depend on it for multiple nights. Anyway, you handled it well. Keep on keepin' on!
Please make a video on how to find somewhere to practice bushcraft. Keep up the outstanding work!!!
I want to get back out doing overnights just so I can try some of your recipes - good Lord do you eat well out there. You should seriously put all those recipes in a book and sell it - that’s your golden ticket.
Really great shelter man! And I don't believe there's a better system than the Marlin/trucker's hitch...one request thought... could you do a video on where you find these places to go camping? Is it private property ? Or national forest. Basically, I'd like to see a episode of how you choose the area you're going to go camping as you seam to have so many different places you go...thx again for all the teaching you do!
Looking at the comments below it appears quarantine has created more trolls than thoughtful viewers appreciative of your skills and experiences. Somebody griped about the overnighters but that is my favorite segment, along with the cooking and the entire camping bushcraft experience. I figure your detractors haven't really been camping, or what I would call it. It seems that episodes that are favorites of the majority are a blemish to others. If they don't like it why bother with bushcraft at all? There is a lot of room for variety. I just watched an English fellow prepare a full English Breakfast on a piece of slate! Another fellow is making an entire little homestead out of crap he finds in the forest. I must say you resonate with me more than the other channels, and I love what you are doing. A working man usually has a hard time finding time for anything and your approach balances solitude, self-reliance, and skills, just what I need. If a few aren't happy, well, isn't that the norm? With this many subscribers, you are bound to have a few who watch just to criticize. They just need a good cup of coffee and the world will be right again.
Well said! I love the format and always enjoy watching. Keep going Corporal!
Enjoyed watching this video. I like that raised platform. I don't like laying on the ground and don't care for hammock so this is perfect.
Wunderbar!!!
Useful idea for rain forests full of snakes, scorpions, and so on...
Been in too many rain storms...all I could see was an excellent focus for 'Naked and Afraid', but all the while watching you I was shivering knowing rain is NOT gentle in a storm and 3 sides were exposed to the elements.
Rain rain did NOT go away UNTIL the clouds were gone, and mean time I was a drowned rat waiting for a pirate to save my sorry buttocks. Cold cold cold has a whole new meaning in cellular memory, after my camping experiences, let me tell you!
Your video is inspirational; and after seeing this (channel viewers) go try out a few knots, raise that bed off the ground, and enjoy everyday of your life. Chow.
Damn! I need one of those little multi spice shakers,so obvious and smart to have
why do people put thumbs down ?if you dont like it dont watch
I'm not sure exactly but I think thumbs down also helps the corporal anyway lol, since it's an interaction. :). I don't understand how anyone could not like the content to begin with, it's great.
It's been great watching your personality transform and you become more of yourself and relaxed. You are very knowledgeable and I appreciate you sharing your knowledge. I need to go back through and re watch some of your tying and knot videos. Congratulations on your subs!
You really need to put together a cook book! Every video I watch, I find myself trying to make what you're having on my next trip!
Shawn, with all that bacon you eat, consider taking an aspirin with each meal 🥘. 😂😂👍👍
I love these videos, Was I the only one to catch a Three Amigos reference?
“I’m here to inspire” you certainly do that big guy
I'm impressed you can sleep on that amazing platform without the bag of leaves for added comfort.
When are we going to get the Corporal Campfire Cookbook 🥓🥘🥓
Now that would be some awesome eats. I'll buy that 4sure
That free floating thingy for the frying pan is cool!
The meal looked kinda heart attack inducing though 😆
Will give it a try when out next time though
Old videos New videos it doesn’t matter. They are all top notch and well worth watching again and again.
Dam good for spring and summer. Away from most crawl bugs and most snakes. And dry I like it outstanding!
I liked your pan holding device...ive never seen one b4...
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Hell ya. Uncle Rays potato chips. Here in Michigan we love our Michigan based Uncle Rays. Good video. SEMPER FI
Who else is just waiting for a Sasquatch to walk by in the background? Definitely inspirational for future trips
You've got to admit the adjustable grill is just genius 👌
Potato chips as a crust sounds so violently american 😂
This has to be in your cook book.
Corperals awesome AF recipes 👏🏼💪🏽🇺🇸
Dogg, utilizing the Mason jar as a level was genius AF.
Yep, this channel definitely gives us tons of inspiration. Beatiful woodland, love that platform, thanks for that brother.
Bro, my recommendation list is flooded with all your videos :-) maybe because I watched them like non-stop :-)
i like this set up, safe from crawling insects and animals...but i gotta have a bigger tarp.
Bacon, eggs, and cheese...the Holy Trinity of camp food.
Everybody loves some Star Wars!!!
Crushed potato chips, eggs, and bacon??? I'd eat that without thinking twice...
Scott Phillips No doubt.
Miss Vickie's Jalapeno chips would be great in that.
@@TFWS6...: Got a point considering Corp. threw in some tabasco sauce...
This is turning into a cooking channel 😂 Outstanding 👍
Went out and bought American streak style bacon just to try his recipe's/bush Crafting skills 😎😂
This guy will still be standing after The SHTF! 👍 great instructor for that!
Your cooking and the shelters are great inspiriration! Go on! Thank you.
Another outstanding AF video!
cover the one end in sand and you can build your fire on it also. You are dry and so is your fire.
Old video for me to be watching, but it still inspires me 100%
I think this is one of my favorite shelters you have built. As always, you build things to perfection. Yes, I agree, a larger tarp for nasty weather. Now I am stoked to go off and build one of these on my property! Keep the videos coming and thank you!
8 eggs and a pound of manly bacon. Nice!
Twisted steel, sex appeal, and bacon grease. Dude, Jessie Ventura can learn from you 😎
I love this idea of a bed over the ground. Less chance a snake coils in your blanket.
As always, love the video! If you get the chance, could you show some Axe and Knife maintenance? I often struggle to get my hatchet, axe, and knife to a sharp edge. Would love to see what you do. Thanks for the time you devote to your content! Greatly appreciated!
I would like to see that too
Been watching your channel for a while and I cannot remember. What about an old school 1800s survival challenge with just perhaps an axe or a knife how would you combat that. That would totally be a lot of effort I am sure that would be educational to know how much effort it took back in the day how the pioneers or Trappers survived back in the day.🤔 I am sure it was probably very difficult foraging for food and making shelter by horseback every couple of days.
It probably felt only slightly more difficult since they didn't have the modern conveniences we do today?
9:00 "...240 lbs of twisted steel, sex appeal, and bacon grease..." 😄😄😄
Just my two cents, you are in the right path Corporal. If you can imagine it, you can do it.
Started with your suspending fire and bed video 7 videos later I'm STILL loving them! Not sure where you camp but with the rain and wetness it reminds me of florida where I'm from every video seems to work in a florida environment so thank you for the tips!
Was just reading the comments , and I had laugh at that guy that insulted you ! None Zero huh ? Sounds about right but I'm just unsure if that refers to there own skills ? Or the amount of class they have hmmmm ..... There will always be haters . Pay them no mind corporal . On behalf of the rest of us that appreciate all you do , thank you .
I’m going to build this tomorrow. I’ve been looking for a way to get off the ground not using a hammock
Corporals Corner, Thank you, that was an extant simplified raised bed set up. Yes, even though this set up is not easiest/quickest idea set up for a single overnight, You did a great job and turned it into a learning and teaching experience, it shows the possibilities that can be done for the circumstances. The knots you use are easy, quick and and very effective. Thanks again.
That was a lot of work but the rewards made it worth the effort. Man, that's improvising and creativity at its best! That bacon and egg pie looked incredibly delicious but I think my heart stents fluttered some so I have to make more heart-healthy options. I think you've accomplished several goals with your videos including inspiring us to get off the couch, get outside and breathe the fresh air and to think outside of the proverbial box. Life is way too short and we're all vulnerable as this maddening crisis has taught us. Live life to the fullest today because tomorrow may just be a dream. Anyway, sir, thank you for what you have provided for us during this crazy time. Never in my wildest dreams did I think this would ever happen in my lifetime, especially as I'm in my retirement years and had planned my goals for living it.
I’ve always wondered when you build shelters like the one you built in this one, do you tear it down before you leave or leave it up so someone else can enjoy it?
_"I'm old, fat and lazy."_
**makes more comfortable bed than the one I have at home**
Here's one for you oh, I don't believe I ever saw you fix this for dinner oh, my wife and I fixed it for tonight to try it out it was really good macaroni and cheese with bacon outstanding
I absolutely concur with your assessment of the Thermarest. I used one for 1400 miles on the Appalachian Trail and in my hammock it was great. On the cold, hard boards of the shelters it was like sleeping on nothing, except that it did keep me insulated, but it did nothing to alleviate pressure points under bony prominences.
With all the work you do out in the bush Corporal I have to ask you, do you carry a sidearm out to the field with you.
Another outstanding meal - enough for an axe-logger after a 10h-shift! If you ever wondered, why you weigh 240 pounds in a 180 pounds figure, watch your videos yourself LOL.
Your ridgeline design is very convenient - easy to set up, easy to take down as well - outstanding!
If you are short on cordage, cut four more poles, sharpen one end and support the stretchers right at the trees, so the poles are taking the weight - you only need one single round of cordage then to keep everything in place.
Stay safe and keep on
Yeah, you can even etch in a little groove on the top so it supports them more securely - it's a few mins extra work, but I barely see anyone doing it. So much faith in the cordage... I wouldn't risk it.
180 lbs figure? Only little guys with small shoulders and small bone structure weigh under 200 lbs. He's got muscle. Muscle weighs more than fat. I don't know why any guy would want to be little. Under 200 lbs is a little fella.
@@theeznuts4814 LOL, we have a saying amongst hunters, it goes like this.
"Wild boar or male human under a hundred kilos? Ehhhh...." /wave hand dismissively/
@@theeznuts4814 Maybe in the U.S. - usually for 240lbs you have to be 6'9" tall; corporal doesn't look like that. I'm 5'8" at 172lbs - and already overweight my doctor says. Adipositas, diabetes, stroke and heart attacks are widely spread in the U.S.- I don't know, why so many (male and female) U.S. citizens like to look like a clumsy rhino (watch some YT-vids at Walmart).
@@rauminen4167 There's no risk, if you have enough cordage in strenght and feet, but as I said, if you're short on cordage, that's a good way to solve the problem.
When I'm out alone hunting or fishing there is nothing like a cup of good coffee in the morning to make me feel loved. I use a one cup pour-over drip method as I posted once before. I am going to get the stainless steel wire one that you are using in this video because it is perfectly efficient.