BWCA / Destination unknown / Part -1 

I can't pay that cameraman enough. I am glad he is there to help out. With the cooler temperatures. We were able to wear long sleeves and long pants. Plus thick wool socks with my Crocs. But I have to say. At night. With the ever so slight breeze moving through the trees. I could of swear I heard the Boundary Waters calling you name.

Runner charges way too much money to appear on the channel. I am going broke. You would think he would give me a discount. Thank you AbundantAdventures for watching. Much appreciated!

@@AdventureswiththeMarine HAHAHA - he knows what he is worth lol

I was so afraid that those mosquitos were going to carry Runner away. I had to tie him to the fire grate. Thank you Dan for watching. I always appreciate it.

I will make the lost of sleep this winter. With the longer nights. Thank you Remy for watching. Much appreciated.!

More to come! Thank you jerry for watching these videos. I really do appreciated.

Thank you JasonSchroederSconnie so much. I very much appreciate it.

I love Dragonflies. Mostly because they love mosquitos. Thank you thewookieandbeanpole for watching. I really appreciate it.

Ooh! he got me again. You will see in the next episode. Thank you Al for watching.

It is always good to have the Runner with!

Hopefully, they we start getting some rain up there for you guys. Having a fire and cooking over it. Makes it a little more special. My son Zac, come back from China for the month of September. With all of these trips planned for us. So I will be back up there then. Have a great time in the BWCA. And thank you James for watching.

The Crocs are my go to foot ware in the BWCA. I am amazed how durable they are. Runner use to get up at 4:00 AM, every morning to runner. He was always running here and there! Thank you StevenKeery for watching. Much appreciated.

One of the worst mosquito population that I can remember. Also a good population of Dragonflies. Dragonflies are my hero. Thank you boilermatt1 for watching. I really do appreciate it.

That is so funny. I think that big bucket of butter popcorn and the movie. Put me asleep like if I was in my hammock. Tell your son that I am sorry for talking in my sleep. Next time Pete. Don't hesitate to come and say hi. I would of like to have met the family.

@@AdventureswiththeMarine you got it. And it was fun to see you and Runner both using your Superior Gear Shelters! They are one of our fasting growing products right now at SG!

@@petescharber8567 Danny has mentioned that you are involved with Superior Gear. I am hoping to meet with you guys about modifying an extreme cold temperature hammock. I would like to get below -50° below zero.

I have never been there. Runner and I are planning a trip there. But first we want to finish the last section of the Superior Hiking Trail. We got a little sidetracked the last couple of years. But this fall we will be back on the trail. Thank you thesuperioraffection4502 for watching. I really do appreciate it.

I have been on, what I call a crazy rollercoaster ride of life lately. I am hope to get off soon and try to make a video a week. At lest 3 a month. I am so old school that I just wear clothes ( long sleeves and long pant ) that protects me from the biting insects. If the temps allow. But then again. I ended up with limes disease last year. If I would of treated my clothes with permethrin. I may have prevented that. So now I am changing the way I handle the biting insects. Thank you Stoicodysseys6352 for sharing that. Much appreciated!

@@AdventureswiththeMarine I do remember in some of your videos you mentioned taking care of your mother in law and a lot of family stuff going on so anything you do is appreciated by the entire backpacking/hiking community. I still hope to meet you on a frozen butt hang. Yeah a few years ago I also had a concurrent infection Lymes and Anaplasmosis because Pennsylvania where I do most of my hiking is loaded with ticks. The permethrin did the trick and I haven't seen a single tick on me since where usually I'd have more than 10 clung to me per day.

I was using the ULA Catalyst on that trip. Great pack! I believe the BWCA is calling for Humopalta. We must always answer the call. Thank you for watching. Much appreciated.

Yes I am! I love Shugs videos. He lives only a half an hour away from me. He is a really good guy. I have tried almost every camp stool and chair that is made. The Stansport Camp Stool, Which I had now for over 10 years. ( the material is starting to come apart and I am missing a cap for the bottom of the leg ) Has been the best camp chair for me. It sits up high for someone with long legs. For cooking and just kicking back. It is very light weight and sides on the outside of the pack for easy access when you want to stop to rest or eat lunch, without opening your pack. The folding canoe seat is from Crazy Creek. When in the canoe. You not only have padding underneath you. But an adjustable backrest. Now throw that on the Stansport Camp Stool. Now you have the ultimate camp chair. Multifunctional! Thank you Stevehisey for watching. I really appreciate it.