Thank you for always watching. I am very happy to receive your compliments regarding the video. I always try to take beautiful images. Thank you for your continued support.
Fire, fire, FIRE! I guided in the Bitter Root of western Montana. When I set out to spend a few days glassing game the FIRST thing I dint once a site was chosen was to start a fire. Weather can change in a heartbeat, and gathering wood isn't easy if one is injured. A fire is a life saver. Always get the fire going, then stop when your're ready to call it a day. You'll be glad you did.
Thank you for watching. Long ago, humans were more familiar with fire than we are today. Camping reminds us of that. Please continue to support my videos.
The comments section is getting more lively.😊 By the way, you have a good appetite for your age.🍲 Next time you are finally going to try your hand at a tarp overnight stay!😜
I enjoy your channel very much. I live in Washington State and routinely camp in the Olympic National Park. When I am home I watch videos like yours to get the peace I find in the woods. Arigato. Keep up the good work.
That's not sent sathat's not safe 10 because all kinds of snake all kinds of devil thing to get into you. So that's not safe for camping. Even good for you, but it's not good for other family.
now and again: seems a public forest (or assume it is) when people make their shelters; i wonder how they'd feel if they came back to their shelter, and found someone there!?!
