Overnighter in the COLD Forest
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- Overnighter in the COLD Forest
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Be prepared to stay in the forest for a very long time. Don't let them lock you down and don't let them poison you.
Some gathered leaves in garbage bags make a nice mattress for your platform bed and provides insulation
I as well Love meat!! & Mushrooms!! Love all that you share with us all in these times!! Much Love & Protection to you and your family! Keep on keeping on YA'LL!! ❤🙌❤
Woahhh I need to make me some of those lions mane BRAIN shrooms 🙂 maybe it'll help me think more clearly.
Hey lilly, have you ever watched Ovens' 30 day challenge? It's your bag straight up.
I really like the overnight forest adventures better than anything else, thanks Lilly
Same here
Little do you know she has nice warm tent and all mod cons in it close by out of shot lol
@@neilbrooks127 her shelter is a warm tent.
But what does Bernard say??
Thank you, Lilly.
I have never slept in such cold weather yet. But now i know and remember that a wool blanket is a lifesaver. Thank you!😀
I decided to store my (small, cheap) sleeping bag in my car. Figured it may as well be there instead of sitting in a shelf in the storage room. Long-term storage in a car standing outside may not be the best to preserve it but, well, it's for use, not for sitting in a collection.
@Rick Christopher Here it's entirely different. Buses and trains everywhere and the next house is never more than 15 minutes by foot away. Still, relying on everything working all the time is a bit dangerous. It may be exceptionally bad weather and rescue services need more time. And even in fairly normal situations it's simply more convenient if you can keep yourself warm until help arrives.
Wool blankets are great, as is being prepared in general. But a wool blanket is good down to maybe 50 degrees F for the average person, you'll start shivering and freezing your ass off below that. If you think you'll be stranded in cold weather, get a real sleeping bag rated for 10 to 20 degrees colder than you think you'll need.
My oldest son and I just had a camping weekend and the high for the weekend was around 19 degrees Fahrenheit (-7 Celsius). At night it was single digit temperatures with windchills below zero Fahrenheit (-17 or lower Celsius). The biggest challenge was trying to keep our water from freezing with the temps being well below freezing all weekend. We have sleeping bags good to 10 to 30 below zero for these trips along with fleece liners for them and we also carry a wool blanket for a little extra if needed. Watching your videos has us thinking about planning our next trip soon. We've been doing this for many years. Hopefully you are motivating others to get outdoors either for their first time or to go again if they haven't been in a while. Keep doing what you're doing Lilly!! Love it!
You do things I wish I could . Life has kicked me so hard I never recover and be about to be free again. So I watch you , God bless you .
I feel the same sometimes but take one small step of faith. ❤🙏
@@jkco4300 Thank you
Currently also doing a cold winter camp in the UK. It's been high winds, snow and sleet. Got a long fire on the go so all good. Keep up the great content
What a great idea. When you cut with the chainsaw put the wood right up against the bumper spikes, it's way safer, helps to prevent kickback, helps to make a square cut and a faster cut.
Their called "dogs" and that is what they were designed for as well as giving you an anchored pivot point to cut through larger logs.
@@cdlund2840 depends on where you live i guess.
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They give you leverage and make the job a lot easier.
@@MarcusAurileus Thank you.
WINTER WITHOUT HEAT - BUY A TENT! Place it in a south facing bedroom and cover the tent with lightweight comforters. It is far better to live in a tent than in an open room.
I enjoy your overnight stays and your emergency preparedness content. I’m in Alaska so beyond what the world throws at us, we also have to deal with earthquakes. The quake in 2018 was an eye opener for us. I thought I was prepared until about 14 hrs after the quake my well became unusable. Off and on the next week we had days with no gas and then days with no power so the utility companies could make repairs. You help keep me on my toes and keep my mind busy with thoughts on being prepared
Here is a tip from an old guy...if you have a rain poncho, put it on top of the sleeping bag and then cover it with the wool blanket. The poncho traps heat much better but will fall off without the weight of the wool blanket to keep it in place.
I don't know anything about mushrooms and don't know the eatable ones from those which are poisonous. You seem to be well versed in mushrooms and know plenty about them. I wish you the best in trying to grow some of them on the wood you used there and hope everything works out for you. Amy seem to be enjoying herself there and just want to be with you as much as possible.
My MiL taught my daughter to stomp on any mushrooms she sees while she is out and about. The rationalle is that if you tell a kid not to touch something, you know exactly what they are going to do...if you give them something to do with them they are less curious.
Lily, you are so right about wool blankets. I keep wool hats, mitts socks and blankets in my car. There have been a few times I used them. Twice for helping others in emergency and accidents. Stay safe and warm.
Arrrgh! RIBS! Again! Now I want Ribs to chew on! 🍖🍖🍖 Note to self, don't watch Lilly camping videos without have some cooked and ready to eat.
Great video again Lilly. Really cheers me up to share in your adventures.
I love Carnivore Lilly...🍖🍗🥩🥓
Found a huge amount of morel mushrooms this year. The soil moisture and temp is perfect for them in the area we hunted. Found most around the Sycamore trees.
Fascinating; what a wonderful idea to propagate mushrooms in the bug-out shelter; blessings and thanks for the ideas from BC Canada. Here we have native Pine Mushrooms everywhere in the interior forest
The best thing about Blue Oyster is the Cult.
Omg I thought of them too, don't fear the reaper 💚
Thank you Lily, much love always from Southern Ontario Canada 🍁 😘
Strange bird was maybe Owl?
My Rufus passed away this fall. Seeing Amy makes me recall blissful times. There's a peace only found in the woods with a friend.
Happy days when one can spend time in the forest.
Love this time of year in the woods.
Thank you ms Lilly! For sharing your outdoor excursions!
If you lined the inside of the shelter with a mylar survival blanket would the heat from the camp fire warm up your sleeping area?
Nice vid. I have a USB powered heating pad which is neat for keeping warm at cooler temps. I like to also have a winter bag for the car with warm gear food and drinks (wrap in clothes/blankets so it doesn't freeze) power bank for phone, flash light, jumper cables and or car starter, shovel, small candles, that sort of thing. Keep it in the backseat so it's accessible if something happens. The best prepared I ever was for a break down is when my truck blew a chain on the way to winter camping in a storm. I called a tow service and they broke the news it would be a while and I was totally fine because I had all gear to winter camp put doors with me. I was toasty. Listened to pod casts and had a hot chcolate lol now I just carry stuff on the reg just in case.
Tolle Übernachtung, sehr interessant mit den Pilzen, sehr schlau mit der Decke! Euch ein schönes Wochenende! LG Sepp
If you collect thicker dried bark and cover your fire with it at least 15cm deep, that should form enough ash to keep coals red hot all night.
Thank you for sharing your mushroom garden in the wild outdoors my friend
Hello from British Columbia, Canada 👋
I love cold weather camping. Planning my first winter rabbit camp now. Going out on the Colorado high plains canyon country. Stocking up on rabbits and quail.
I have the same model of chain saw ; sounds like you have a dove maybe.
G'day LILLY &
AMY🥰 from the land down under Australia I have loved your bushcraft skills for a long time now very talented & educational great to see your almost @ 1mil subs
Can't wait to see how they grow keep me in the loop
Depending if the bitterness of that mushroom is unpleasant you could add some marshmallow root for a little natural sweetness which is also good remedy for cough/colds, pain reliever, aid in digestion/ soothe irritation and inflammation in the digestive tract etc..
Way cool what you are doing with the mushrooms. They will compliment your grilled steak in the spring!
Your overnight videos are my favorite! Thank you for uploading! 😊
Glad to see Amy is doing well!
Great video again Lilly!! The cuts of meat looked IMMENSE!! 👍😋
Really cheered up my day seeing your video come through! It's been a miserable morning here in London so this was even more of a pleasure to watch!
I've also been really fascinated by the couple of Mycelium projects youve done this year! Let's hope they come out well! Be interested to see how many mushrooms they produce and if they spread to other trees nearby or come up from the ground or any odd pieces of bark laying around? (You might end up with them inside the camp! Lol 😅) Great stuff as usual!
BTW, (As usual) Your ENERGY, NEVER ceases to Amaze me! Even in this cold/changeable weather! I usually wish I was there participating, but this time I think I'm REALLY happy I'm not! Lol 😅
You're a STAR! ..Cheers from London 👍❤️🏴
Life is shorter in the wilderness. One month spent in the wilderness is like a year.
As always outstanding video keep up the fantastic work Lilly
Love when you get back to your bug out shelter ,don't know much about mushrooms but it was enlightening and the carbo diet is ok for some but animal meat and fats is what gives you energy and warm in winters so thanks for another great video.🙄
Thinking about the rules you have to observe with your shelter, consider a fibonacci-swirl design, with a pivotal fire pit: even though there's no closed wall, there isn't a direct path to the outside cold; if you mud-mortar a low stone-wall cupping a fire-pit, the adobe-masonry can heat the inside; while the opening can face the fire pit, going all the way inside takes you behind the fire-places heated clay.
If you ever wanted to do something gourmet, smoke mushrooms overnight; cooking with them is amazing.
Lilly, it's good that you are maintaining and expanding your super shelter because you might need to bug out there one day.
Agreed, seems like Austria and some other countries are going all out coviodiot on people
Lilly rocks! If I ever get lost in the woods, I hope I meet up with her.
One of my favorite things is to get up in the low temperatures and warm myself by the fire with a cup of coffee.
Your Camp is holding up great Lily always enjoy your videos keep up the good work
Does Amy you lovely dog have dinner and breakfast too. Shes lovely. We love your vlogs. Glad you were warm
You are so much fun to watch. Very uplifting. Great show. I like you.
Wilderness survival is so different in Eastern Australia. Soft or medium wood is hard to find while that is all you find there. Everything is hard wood most of the time. Soft or medium wood is something you spend days or weeks looking for in many places, everything is hard. Making a fire is that much more difficult but also much easier if you know how.
I love your videos (just found them recently). Especially how honest / frank you can be. Thanks for the work that you’ve put in to making them.
That bench you made last year is geeting some good use. A good addition to the camp
Amy is such a character. She's so funny.
winter if no shelter make sure you stay dry somehow and eat good meals and drink hot drinks do not sweat use layers of clothing find a place to block wind in the cold sleep keep your mind fresh and clear good luck
I Love Lion's Mane! As a stroke survivor.. I take it every day.
Enjoyed your video Lilly have a great weekend 👍👍
Wow Amazing! Bug out location medicinal and food mushroom farm. Never see that! US prepper channels should see this! Amazing Lilley! Hello from Spain.
Lilly, I can't think of anyone else I'd rather spend an overnight with in the cold forest 😊
I try to eat Organic meat but can't always afford it...so if anyone ones of any ways or online places to get Organic meat (in the US) for a moderate price, please let me know.
Thanks Lilly. Great to see you!
So glad not seeing you do another doomsday fear monger video. Your bushcraft skills are much appreciated and looking forward to more quality content, ma'am.
Nice camp , mushroom blocks, I never knew about those !!
Good food on the grill ! Great trip it looks like to me, fun too!!!
This girl knows more about carpentry than most carpenters. If anyone in Austria will survive this, she will be the first🙏Love this channel!❤
she is very good, but no carpentry journeyman (woman) - that takes 3 years of training, incl. each year 2 month at school for theory and all the law stuff to run a business and such. I Helped out as a student in a carpentry
Hi Lilly. Thank you for your content. I just stumbled on your video yesterday. I lived in Austria for 2 years when I was in high school, in 92-94. I miss that amazing country. I lived in Bad Kreuzen and there was another small town half hour from Graz . I can't remember the name. I have searched on Google earth many times, but unsuccessful. I wanted to thank Austrians for their hospitality, and kindness to me and my parents for those 2 years. I even met an old couple back then when I was 14. They gave me a job and treated me like their own son. Love you all. Anyways, great job. 👍 subscribed.
Dein Pilzgarten wird ein Traum
You have a beautiful property that bird sounds like an owl
Hi from Syracuse NY USA young lady and thank you for sharing your thoughts and adventures and everyone else
Agree totally with your diet choice. Natural carbs, some fruits, nuts and vegetables. The rest, meat and meat fats. Always feel better with that.
When I was a child about age7 my parents taught me to make a brush shelter. Then about age 9 or so it was one of my assignments for homeschool to build a brush shelter and stay in it when it rain to be sure I did it proper
Always a pleasure and always educational. Thank you.
Watching this from Edmonton, Alberta. This is a warm night for late fall. We haven't had any extremes this season yet, but nights are well below freezing her and the daytime high usually happens for a short while in the afternoon. Even that is well below ten degrees Celsius.
Always fantastic Lilly, and thanks for your company. Greetings from Italy. 👍😉
Hello from Alabama.. I love your videos, had our first fire of the season last night..
Great information, always a joy to watch and learn from you , be safe , be well , be free
I could watch your videos all day long! Very entertaining and knowledgeable and fun.
Lilly....it 2:23 am...and I can't sleep :(
Lily i can see that's a Stihl chain saw. I have had mine sine 1992 and what a great saw and company.I used melted wax on my mushrooms and found something ate the wax the the inoculation. I also wondered if the Oak was not dry enough. But it failed. Good Luck.
Good chain saw, keep practicing notching trees , be ready for the ice storms when they come. empty the gas out of the chain saw each time you put it away.keep spare chain also. Nothing open during pandemic.
The way you cook, I would go camping with you at the drop of a hat. Great video Lilly :)
You should have thrown out that mycelium block with the mold. You risked infecting the other mycelium. Should have thrown it out and kept it away from the other blocks. Mold is very bad and spreads like fire. I suggest growing Golden Teacher for your next mushroom.
Great show, the dog is getting big, she’ll be filling out in no time, that breed is excellent for bird hunting, good swimmers.🪶🦆🦆ML&Aloha Your Boy Kekoa&Ohana.🤙🏾🤎💪🏾🌲🐺🌲
You are awesome lilly ❤love all your videos all natural and real!
Great video of your adventure as always Lilly !! I hope the lockdowns don't get out of hand and they are happening everywhere so don't forget to stock up with a little extra preps of food, etc.
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Today we have been transporting surplus food to Germany, destined for Austria and Germany. We normally don’t get this kind of transport, but its becoming more needed due to supply shortages.
Absolutely gorgeous dog!
👍 thanks Lilly! Stay safe!
I wanna hang out with Amy!
While I am not a huge mushroom fan, I have really enjoyed learning about it. It'll be interesting to see how these grow, or in the case of the pink oyster if it grows.
Great video with all the tips and trix, thanks !
Amazing stuff, Lily, thank you for sharing xx
Lilly looking good happy Thanksgiving and a big Merry Christmas,🎁🦃❤️ USA.
Hey Lily,i don't know how capricious these mushrooms in particular are but it would probably multiply your success rate if you could use local spores to grow your bags in local soil and wood chips. Mushrooms have a tendency to evolve very rapidly and form local variations that adapted to use endemic nutrients. I know for some mushrooms it's an already lost fight to attempt it, and iirc oysters are moderately capricious about wood types and soil environment. You could increase your chances of inoculating by drying the wood first in oven above 230c as that temperature kills all forms of spores that would compete for mycelial dominion.
The way i wood go about it would be to take a thick beech log about 30cm diameter, split in half along the length, pierce holes that don't completely go through and are very wide (~2-3cm) all over the exposed core wood and filling them with chips and sawdust from the same log, leave it to dry indoors over the winter and come spring and weather the mushrooms would thrive in, dry it in over to kill contams like explained above, then proceed to inoculate your spores in the holes. About 2cc per hole would be plenty, of course your spore solution concentration would help, but you don't need much when working with solution. Mycelium growth begins its when two single compatible spores meet common grounds and "fertilize" each other, so it's possible to stretch prints if you don't have a lot. Worst case it takes a week more to consolidate. If you want good tutorials on making your own spore syringes from prints, as well as making your own prints from local mushrooms i would suggest mycowilly. You just need some foil, a sterilized atmosphere either with flow hood or still air box, but i think you already know this stuff haha. I mainly wanted to comment
Nice video, Lilly. 👍 I learn a lot from your survival videos. I am trying to prepare for the worst while I can…
I would have never thought of spare ribs over a campfire. Thank you for that!
Again you've put out another great informative video! Really dig your vids. Was happy to hear you got married in my home town! God bless you Mrs Lilly!
Lilly, I need to make a suggestion. What you really need is a hot tub for cold days :) forget the fire. ;)
Lilly as soon as you find out if these mushrooms grow please make a video I would like to see them I love mushrooms thank you Lilly.
Generally you’d want to use mushrooms from the area. That being said only a small amount of mycelium needs to survive the cold then it will take over. Very interested if it will take. If it don’t perhaps dig down a bit on a dead standing tree and Inoculate it on the root fill with dirt and cover with leaves. Very fun! I hope it works. I plan on going to pick my local mushrooms for spores next year. Just to have them in hand. All the best
Awesome channel , amazing helpful person , there Lilly , bless you .
Lily, meat is amazing!!! Vegans and vegetarians have other meat options. Impossible meats come in vegan and vegetarian meat options. Meat is amazing!! So close to 1 million subscribers!! Keep up the great content.
thank you aunty, you have taught me a lesson, and are very inspiring, I really enjoy your video spending the night in the forest. warm greetings from Lavameru in Indonesia.
Awesome