3 Days Solo Off Trail Winter Hike - Kuksa Carving - Natural Growth Bushcraft Chair
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- čas přidán 19. 01. 2019
- 3 days in the wild. Tried out my new French army tent, Carved a kuksa, cooked some food and made a simple stool. Finally the cold is here!
All green wood is brought to site and not cut down on location.
Gear: Casström forest knife no 10, mora carving knife 120, Biltema Kettle, French army 2 man tent, axe is unknown, chisels unknown, bahco laplander folding saw, Canteen US army, Gimlet unknown, Scotch Eyed Auger Ray Mears limited edition, Swedish army pants M90, Lundhags vandra high boots, lk35 Swedish army backpack, US Acme Vintage High Carbon Steel Pan
The beauty and simplicity of your videos is unmatched anywhere, No talking , Just Living.
I could watch them for Hours, Thank you and God bless you.
Thank you very much Jason!
Absolutely beautiful film rich in quiet solitary joy, could smell the frost, wood smoke and coffee. Thank you. Harry
Thanks a lot Harry!
Your style of vid is what keeps me coming back, and subscribed, no music, no narrative, no voice over, just great visuals and sound telling the story.
Thank you !!
Stopping by to rewatch. Loved it.
Pure class! Thanks for taking us along with you.
ATB. Steve.👍👍
Thanks!
Absolutely beautiful country and the best craftsmanship I ever witnessed. The entire video production was one of the best I have ever seen..thank you so much for taking us along with you. You truly are a mans man in every sense of the word..I only wish you would do an hour or so long production because I watch your production's on my 70 inch smart tv with a huge bowl of popcorn and an ice cold beer !!! Thanks for sharing brother !!!!
Keith
The Alabama Bushcrafter
Thank you Keith 😄
You believe in euophemism good to know the way you ve enthralled the readers. . . That sounds your positive persona........ Lastly I would say why one get entagled and bear the sufferings in such cold season
@@nimkynasir7814 are you nuts ?
@@thealabamabushcrafter6861 he dun goof'd
Природа как в моей родной Карелии, только снега нет). Лесная кухня - это нереальное испытание для зрителей! Спасибо за видео - подписался.
Thanks for you comment!
No talking no bs just the sound of nature, another awesome video as usual, thumbs up
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Be careful on those cliffs. Makes for good footage, but you're my favorite youtuber. Don't die.
😂😂 Thanks for your concern!
@@Swedwoods หดคช
ЗАПАХ МЯСА АЖ ЧЕРЕЗ МОНИТОР ПЕРЕДАЛСЯ))) КРУТО...
ЛАЙК
Thanks!
Thanks for sharing your skills. That Birch bark feathering, and igniting on the knife, was next level...great idea.
Thanks!
Struggling to write just how much your videos are enjoyable. Thankyou.
Thank you Jeremy. Im very glad you like them, it inspires me to keep going!
@@Swedwoods I am just so taken with them. Excellent photography, wonderful scenery and surroundings. Brilliant. Thank you again.....but stop making me hungry. LOL
Another phenomenal video! Your stool and the cup was awesome to watch you make. I want a fry pan and a kettle like you have...love them both! Like how you always take your carving tools and the scotch eyed auger. You are the epitome of bushcraft/primitive camping! The different shots you took the time to shoot is outstanding. The rock facade is one example...how many people would have climbed up and down as many times as you did to take that awesome shot of you scaling and hoisting your pack up. I just can’t say enough good things about your videos. I’ll try and sum it up...YOU ROCK??!! lol thanks again for sharing. Many blessings and take care friend, Nikki. 👍👍 two thumbs all the way
Thanks Nikki!
Another very nice video and awesome scenery :)
Thanks bro! You got any snow down there?
Very little. But hopefully its coming in the next couple of weeks.
the two legendary who spoke again,,
Beautiful country!! Excellent workmanship in carving.
Thanks!
This guy is a real foodie. Great video 👍
Thanks!
You are truly the most independent, unrelient, person I have ever seen! Impressive!
thank you!
Very peaceful and quiet video, love the fact he carried his Heinz's ketchup into the wild, a must for every man's survival kit ;)
😂 Thanks!
I can watch your videos over and over again.Thank you for helping me recover my friend
Thanks a lot! New one coming up this weekend... if I can catch a fish!
@@Swedwoods As long as you are ok that is enough
Classic Swedwoods video. . .thank you for your efforts and sharing. Climbing the cliff for us just to climb back down to get your camera is much appreciated. Nice work!
Thanks Bill!
Good Job, it‘s nicly to see 👍 without music 👍 Greats from Germany
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Genau 👍🍁
Thank you for the great video!!!!✌👍
Thank you!
Thanks so much for another 26 minutes of therapy. A little "intestinal fortitude" to overcome a rock wall, a really tasting looking pasta dish and an awesome carved cup. The tent looked impressive...I need to look into something like that. Until next time - Thanks again for taking me....us away from the daily BS. Nice job. Take care.
Thanks a lot Daren! Glad you enjoy my video!
Руки растут у автора оттуда откуда надо. 👍💪
thanks!
Tack för bra video!
Tackar!
Another awesome video! The camp stool was very clever. Sometimes a piece of wood just tells you what it's supposed to be, and you just have to go with it. I figure seeing that branch gave you one of those "eureka!" moments like that. The kuksa turned out great! If I'm out in the woods, I try and do as much shaping and carving as I can before cutting it out of the log or branch (as you did). It's just way more stable and easier to hold steady if you don't have a vice or clamp of some sort. Glad to see I'm not the only one! The Auger and gimlet sure are worth their weight for Bushcrafting. I think it gets overlooked in many people's kit because the electric drill is familiar and the de facto tool for most people, so hand boring tools are completely off their radar. I carry an Irwin brand MicroDial expansive bit (bore size is adjustable from 5/8"up to 3") and an 18" bit extension that I use with a chuck for an auger brace with a scotch eye welded to the shaft. That, and a gimlet can sure come in very handy! What made you decide on the tent this trip? I'm looking at different zehltban/lavvu type shelters and was curious to know your thoughts on them and how they compare to a tent. Thanks! 👍🏻👍🏻🇨🇦
right! what better vice than being attached to the log itself! I took this tent because I need more lightweight, and I knew the temps were going to be both over freezing and far down as -15C during this trip. Im so tired of things getting wet and I wanted something with a floor. And its weird that in the bushcraft world there is some kind of common agreement we are supposed to use tarps and lavvus LOL. Everybody else going to the woods, who is hiking more than just staying in one spot roasting some hot dogs, use tents. So many things is trends these days. I love my lavvu... its the most versatile piece of fabric ever. sure but walking very far in tuff terrain like i did this time, it would have been horrible with a heavy piece of canvas.
Thank you for this. As I started watching, my woman was going on about COVID and the new restrictions, and I was pretty stressed out. It took me a while to calm myself ....I think after the cooking part of the video I started to relax . The Kuksa carving was awesome, and the scenic ending shots. Great video, and thanks again.
It never gets old, I really look forward to each and every one of your short movies! I can smell the crispness in the air and the taste of that pine needle tea.
Thanks!
Great video brother! thanks for sharing!
Thank you!
Molto bello .... puro ...
Come la notte che scende ... e tu vai avanti ....
Greetings from Dolomites Mountains, North East Italy 👍🏻🌲
Thanks!
Non riesco a capire perché in Italia non fanno così, almeno dove sono io. Solo caccia & gente che fa canoa o pesca.. Mai vista il backpacking over night here, do they do it in your area?
Poche volte ... Quando nevica
I love that bong sound of ice over deep water.
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Your silence is Golden. Thanks.
Thanks!
Wow, that took a lot of work to get these shots! Great perspective by doing so! Enjoyed it all! Thanks for the effort ❤️
Thanks!
Amazing, like all your jobs
Thanks!
Thanks glad to hear!
Proud of you for carrying a carbon steel knife! You are a good woodsman. When I was younger, I would camp out like that. Now I am old and lazy!
Thanks for sharing another outstanding video.
Thanks my friend!! Glad you liked it!
Compact firestarter useing, skill Upgrade inside!!!
Theres less than a handfull of people on youtube who I believe when they say ''3 days solo winter camping'' and you are one of them!
Keep it up brother
Regards from uk
Thanks for the confidence LOL!
him and the Danish guy wae the woolly jumper rune Malte bertram Nielsen.....quality
те як він готує їжу, це неймовірне кулінарне шоу!!! браво!
Приветствую тебя. Доброго здоровья! Посмотрел ролик - как - будто сам рядом посидел...Очень хорошо! Вспомнил свои походы в лес. Удачи в новых странствиях.
That was good
Kuksa turned out nice👍
Keep them coming
Thanks my friend!
i cant imagine howmay times you had to go down to move around your cam and the retrive it. stay safe friend on thos cliffs when alone
😁 Three times! Thanks!
best camper your videos is amazing i love that when videos no music and no talking sound of nature is very beatiful thanks for this bro
You are welcome, thanks!
Shedwood your great at what you do im glad i watched your videod
Thank you!
Wait, so you go down again to take your camera after arrived on the cliff?? That's so tired
very good video my friend, you have a great adventurous spirit. you have earned a subscriber, I will continue watching your videos. Greetings from Uruguay! 💪🇺🇾
Thank you very much!!
Your videos are the best of all ! Nature beauty, silence, your ingenuity, comfort and appreciation from fire...
Lots of interesting stuff Thanks Brian 78
Thank you very much Sir!!
hey! just found your channel and realized how much I got to learn, ill be sure to look into your videos, I just subscribed. I live down south in Sweden, would be awesome to meet someday! nice work, sincerely Ted
Thanks a lot Ted!
This is incredible original footage...great job my friend! Just found your channel and i rang the bell...keep up these videos!
Thanks a lot!!
learn new skills every time by watching you. the amount of work you put in to just filming the cliff climb is incredible. well done!!!
Thanks!!
Thank you Swedwoods, always a pleasure to watch your videos, look forward to the next.
Thank you!!
Aaaah!!! @ 12:34 , one of the most beautiful scene of the video😉, and @ 14:35... Space noise! It's totally strange👍
Thanks! yeah totally space feel in that one..
toulouse666 it's like a whale! 🐋
Great content and I hope everyone who watches this understands the effort you have gone to, to make it look so professional. What did you add to the steak to season it? Looked delicious.
Thanks...just some grill spice
Just love all your videos even watching them again!!😁✌💚
Great vid, especially the filming of the rock climbing, holy crap!! Eating like a king!! Thanks!
Thanks Scott!
Молодец,Окей!
Thank you!
Were the evergreen needles for filtering your coffee grinds? Enjoying your vids. here in Southern U.S. We had some snow flurries and refreshing arctic air today.
yes coffee filter! Thanks!
What a great video, 26 minutes of pure joy.
Thank you!!
Looked like fun. Thanks for the video
Thanks!
Love this one! Thank you! Tell please - it must pretty interesting feeling after such a time alone in the wild. Was it tough in the beginning?
Hey my friend. Interesting you should ask that after this particular outing. I can admit that most of the times you are out in the woods its really hard actually. People think its all a wonderful garden of eden but... its 70% hell and 30% bliss. But those 30 % is what makes you come back. What was new this time is I felt I wanted to stay there. I didn't want to go home because the woods and that campsite by that lake was great. But I have a wife and 2 small kids so I always miss them of course. It was really a great feeling to feel totally content there even after 3 days in that cold. Walking home I roughly calculated this to be my 400 outing with overnighter.. in lets say 20 years. So for me it took a long time to feel I "belong" there LOL
@@Swedwoods first of all thank you for such a warm answer. And second - I was out in the woods for a couple of days maximum and never alone, some with my wife some with my son, and never in winter, but you're right it is not simple at all. I hope that maybe in a couple of years we can go to camp in Sweden, maybe I will even require some recommendations from you)) but for now - many thanks and do what you do further, there is always some magic in your videos! Take care!))
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Man I love the fork and you're awesome crafting ideas
May I ask where you got the candle holder ?
Thanks! Inherited it from my father who had it when we hiked in the 80s when I was a kid. no idea where to get one like it
@1:40 set the camera.. climbed up (with that heavy backpack).. came down to get the camera, climbed back up.. that is some serious hard work.. so much Respect for u sir ❤️
Yeah 3 times I had to climb. Thanks!
Excellent video another lesson to learn about bushcraft
Thank you!
@@Swedwoods you are a welcome to a friend, l do the same
I realized while watching the beginning that you had to climb back down to collect your camera.
yeah... 3 times i had to climb to get the different shots...
tie a line to the camera
@@sb1806 Wouldn't even do that to a GoPro camera.
Y take risk of climbing in solo (then to go down to get the camera back)?
To create quality content for viewers.
If i was a 1/10th of the man you are, I'd be happy!
Im sure you are closer than you think! This is video my friend!
Nice one brother .Thanks for sharing
Thanks!
Great video. I enjoyed watching it.
Thanks a lot!
Hello my friend🖐🏻😏
Awesome place for outdoors🏕️🌲🔥..l wish l were here😊👍🏻
Your're a stong and brave man💪🏻🐺
Your skills are nice to watch ..thanks for sharing and atb to you☃️
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Thanks!!
Which country are you from? because the environmental beauty is immense.
Thanks for making these sensational videos that you make :D
I think that is in sweden.
Sweden. Thanks!
Very professionally made. I am impressed.
What a great cup of coffee!
Excellent! Thanks for sharing the hard work! Cheers
Thank you!
Your bushcraft skills are awesome, but as an italian, your cooking is hard to watch...
Great video btw, as usual.
Thanks! ha ha I bet you would have brought fresh tomatoes right? Popsicle in the morning. 😨
When did Climbing While Wearing Tweeds and Smoking a Pipe go out of Fashion?🤣
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heart in my throats watching you climb ! great to see you making wooden cup
thanks!
swede ty jsi fakt borec😀
Another great video
Thanks!
Great video! Thank you that you did not spoil it with background music
Thanks glad you liked it!
Awesome video my friend really enjoyed it
Thanks glad you liked it!
awesome man. will try carve myself a kuksa too!! thanks for sharing
Nice! Thanks!
What I like about the video, is that it is free of added noise.
👍👍thanks!
Great, thanks for the video ...👍
Thanks a lot!
The fist three minutes was so breathtaking, ended up in a fabulous place, thanks a million for great videos,
Well done, greetings from Ukraine !!!
Thank you!
Awesome video! Very beautiful location
Thank you!
So inspiring Thankyou look forward to all your videos
Thank you very much!!
Man, I just learned like 6 new things from watching this vid. Thanks!
Nice to hear thanks!
Outstanding video!
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Incredible technique climbing that cliff and pulling your pack!!
Very nice! Thank's for sharing!
Thank you!
Fantastic video. You possess so many skills!
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Excellent video.
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lovely carving and wonderful scenery .
Thanks!
Great video as always!
Thank you!
I really enjoyed this video. Thanks man
You are most welcome, thank you!
Nice video, I enjoyed watching!
Thanks!
Świetny filmik. Super miejscówka. Kubek mega kozacki. Pozdrawiam.
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Beautiful!! Thanks my brother!
Thanks!
This dude had to probably climb those cliffs about 2 to 4 times just to get a good shot, that's dedication
Thanks!
It was a journey that required you retrace your steps time and time again because of camera settings. As for climbing that rock-face that also required that you had to climb down too,to fetch your camera and its supports, then climb it again. Bravo! And congratulations on creating a great video. BB
Thanks! Yeah.. had to climb 3 times