Tent Camping Mountain Storms, Exploring, Hiking, Fishing
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- čas přidán 15. 05. 2024
- Join me on a bushcraft camping adventure as I brave the elements and ride out a thunderstorm in my trusty yellow tent cabin. Located next to a peaceful river, this campsite offers a serene backdrop for a night in the wilderness - but the storm has other plans! Watch as I settle in for the night, start a fire, and try to stay dry amidst the torrential rain and thunder. Let's see if my bushcraft skills can withstand the fury of Mother Nature!"
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I just joined as a member. new to this
Welcome! And thanks!
@@Wildernessquestoutdoors I agree with the other folks, felt like I was right there. Whatever it is you changed, intentionally or not, it has made a notable difference with the audience, myself included. Great job folks! OK im curious as to how you injured your back.
A few theories, thyroid cancer leeching vitamins and weird calcium, my longbow, digging in archaeology, getting drop kicked in my back and face planting the floor….It’s been progressive that probably has a number of factors.
Jay and Leah, This video is incredible. I felt like I was there right alongside ya'll hanging out.
They really do film amazing stuff
It was a great video , made me feel like I was right there too!
Calming waters.
11:28 you guys go to some absolutely stunning places
Was a nice spot to just chill for a bit
excellent video jay it really helped with my cabin fever, I sprained my ankle
Thanks for watching bud
Leah with the blueberries! :D
Hahahaa
This LIVE is incredible, its just like being there!!!
Jay and Lea (sp?) has a knack for filming wilderness. Some of their earliest vids were nice. I did call him out for sneaking up on bears, and pestering the most dangerous animal on the planet: the Canada Goose ...
@@bradyelich2745 snuck up on a bear?
Lol
In the New Hampshire series
@@explorerjim507 What about the goose?
Just put corn in husk on fire to cook. It will steam in the husk. Same with spuds, right on fire.
second this
I knew it was gonna be good at 0:16 in
Tremendous video, Jay + Leah! So glad you both are able to tour the country at a young age. What beautiful areas!
Up near Canada again now lol
Thank you for adding the product list. I've been wondering what gear you use, especially for charging electronics
No problem! Enjoy shopping!
I got that same necklace 11:51
It’s useful
17:34 red eft newts
1:23 does it have a squirrel?!
Yep! Watched it keel it.
@@Wildernessquestoutdoors I was a journeyman electrician for about 15 years, I was installing some flood lights on a home, second story soffit mounted. Anyway Im on this ladder and there is a pine tree about 10 feet away, this huge red tailed hawk lands on a branch at the same level as myself. This bird is big, a good 18 inches tall at my eye level, it was the closest I had ever been to a hawk. Interesting side note, I was told years ago by a Shaman that my spirit animal is the hawk. Back to the Hawk story, this hawk is staring hard and bopping his head around looking across the yard, I look to see what he is eyeing, it's a half sheet of blue insulation board ( 4 ft by 4 ft ) on the ground, so I watch. I see it move just a little, so does the hawk. A gust of wind flipped the foam board into the air exposing the squirrel, the squirrel never flinched, sadly for the squirrel his decision not to move brought about his demise, the hawk leaned tucked wings and went into a dive, it was all over for the squirrel. Awesome to see a wildlife adventure right before my very eyes. NatGeo aint got squat on real life.
@kinglouistexas I’ve never been extremely close to a hawk. I had a bald eagle fly over my head and drop a bluefish right near me. I got that on video 😆
your younger self show-up again in this video. 🙂
Prepping for new trip as I write this lol.
In the middle of moving the RV again, gonna be closer to munsungan chert soon
Just for shits and grins, show these folks who keep telling you to just sharpen the wood dowel and it will be as effective as a dart point, that it will probably be too light weight to penetrate even a plastic jug, let alone an animal hide and muscle tissue. I am thinking the blowgun darts need that extra weight to break the toughness of animal hide. Not to mention the fact a arrowhead will still cut and slice as the animal runs causing additional internal damage. Back in 97 me and my son were home alone one day and a field rat came running across the living room floor from the kitchen, this was an old oil field workers rent house from back in the 20's when the big Conroe Oil Field Boom started. Anyway, we were like WTF? So I grabbed my blowgun and the standard metal wire shaft darts. We put some dry dog food on the floor and waited for the rat to come out from behind the writing desk. It did, it stopped at the dog food, I aimed and fired, KABOOM direct hit. Only it was a little high near the spine, well that rat jumped and flopped for a second then burned off doing a hundred miles an hour back into the kitchen. About 3 months later I found that lil rat in a rat trap, I got my dart back. Obviously the dart wasn't a kill shot.
I fired an old paint brush handle out of my air rifle, and darted several gophers at 25 yards at most. The old black shingle nails were .177 calibre and when I found pellets would not penetrate denim, darts were needed on my Brothers.
@@bradyelich2745 I have fired an arrow out of a .410 shotgun. Had to remove fletchings for it to fit in the barrel, well I didnt hit anything it had no stability past 10 feet. I am astounded you hit anything at 25 yards once, let alone mulriple times with a tiny non aerodynamic brush handle out to a whopping 75 feet and penetrate and dispatch. There would be zero stability, but for the sake of civility, I will test this idea for myself just so I am sure of what I expect from previous experience.
@@kinglouistexas air power vs gunpowder and my paint brush handle was probly more balanced and fit barrel perfectly.. An arrow is way front heavy. Front heavy is good at speed, but not so good at slow speed.
My barrel was smoothbore, so no rifling.
@@kinglouistexas My paint brush dart must have been rightly balanced, smooth bore bb gun, lots of brake fluid in my gun. It was some Czech made air rifle sold at McCloud's in the 1960's. My Dad had it flipped open and I pulled the trigger making him lose a fingernail. I got beat for that stunt. I think the kitchen walls have never been smoothed out...