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Thanks for this! Never would have thought of that

I purchased the foam grammar school flooring.

I love that tip, thank you!

I know its easier to setup tent on flat ground but if you setup near the top a slight hill the rain will not build up and it will flow downward, it might help also helps when field dressing game too

I do the same thing... perhaps overkill, but I also have the padded moving blankets I put down. Soft and comfy, dirt shakes off easily!

Best part of the video 😂

Right! LOL... Yeti makes wine cups if it comes down to it.

Yea, especially considering the fact this mate is an Aussie

Lol !

Mate there are certain standards

Or just deal

@@thatispoliticalyincorrect.2756 Let me guess, you're too manly for bug repellent?

Note that tee tree oil is poisonous to animals!! Be careful with your pets

Tea tree oil is much more 3xp3nsive than bug spray here is ISRAEL so... Thats why. Mint (leaves) citronella (the flower/leaves) are not starong enough is my experience. You need the essence and THAT is expensive. (again at least here)

Aerogard works too

that's why you should ALWAYS take duct tape! It "saved my life" many times.

@@youarewrongdevil1296 adding duck tape to my list right now. 🤣

Couldnt agree more! We hate it when bins are full and people just put the rubbish next to the bins... Then all the animals come and mess everything up

Refined Images yep, then those people complain when their favourite campsites get closed for good or are no longer free

It astounds me that people actually think it's okay to leave their rubbish anywhere.

Oh mate, they even put a skip bin at some of my local spots.. The pricks still leave it on the ground.

I burn everything then throw out the cans afterward ,grew up in Montana with grizzly bears around ,just habit

My husband drilled a small hole into the end of his hammer and inserted a screw hook for pulling the pegs out

Same here, or I chop some firewood to use as a baton. Or most people just find a giant rock nearby but I find it doesn't work as well.

Hey Ronny as you say cheap products have limits. You purchased the equipment so I take it no product endorsement or paid promotion. Obviously convenient to head to a shop, but how about buying all the camp equipment second hand via Gumtree for example. For $750 you could buy all equipment twice as good or spend half as much. Sounds like you are helping out getting someone into camping who hasn't done a lot of it. They won't be overwhelmed with all the stuff that aren't 'must haves'. I started with stuff from home, plates etc in a cardboard box. As I got more into it I purchased what I 'needed'. I still go for second hand where possible but do look for quality. Having said that new stuff is fun get your hands on. Cheers mate.

...which will tie in nicely with your *light* 4x4 series like zooks, subies and challengers I asked for last video :) nudge, nudge, wink, wink. :) thanks Ronny, even for the seasoned camper, there were some good suggestions...the stainless steel bucket for example, we are always bringing a plastic one that invariably goes for whirlwind sight-seeing tour that requires a search and rescue mission at the end.

@@tims728 Hi Tim & @Ronny Dahl. I couldn't agree with Tim's comment more, and was the exact thing I came to comment here for. I do appreciate this video and I'm sure it will help a lot of first timers, but I must say that buying 2nd hand or drawing on family/friends as a resource can be extremely valuable. For example, when we first started camping we asked around family if anyone had anything they didn't use/want anymore and it resulted in my in-laws gifting us their old 70's gas stove. Now, while it is heavy and a bit bigger than the butane packs, it is bloody durable, doesn't blow over due to overnight winds, and is will continue to serve us well. Something like this could still be picked up for

Hey, Tim this was not a ‘paid’ promo the deal was that I’d grab all the gear I needed and in return I’d show where it was from. I hand picked the items some I went for the cheapest and others I went for mid range. I could have easily gone for the best of the best but I wanted to show people starting out you don’t have to blow the budget and you can get everything in one place. Buying via Gumtree would be a nightmare for me. I’ve sold stuff on gumtree before and the people you have to deal with sometimes is just a bad time.

@@Ronny_Dahl Hi Ronny, I didn't mean to sound like I was baiting. I'm pretty sure most of your 200k+ subscribers wouldn't know the store you purchased from. If you referred to the store it was very subtle, I took your filming as not intentionally promoting anything other than suggesting items for new campers. Certainly wasn't trying to be offensive. There was a comment also along the lines of handed down equipment. A lot of joy can come from gifting and encouraging more people to enjoy the outdoors. We need access and opportunity to camp. There's nothing better than waking up in a new place. The bird sounds, morning light and brewing a cuppa over the fire can't be beaten. Keep up the good work buddy. 🤠

Exactly! When buying a tent with a ‘footprint’ included, it’s always slightly smaller than the the bottom of the tent for that reason.

that's a really good idea...

Great idea! thnks

first camping trip this summer an I'm most definitely putting these (shower caps) on my list 😁

That is an excellent idea. Thanks for the advice.

That’s a great idea, but I wonder if we’ll really use it in practice 🤔.

Completely correct this setup will ruin many first timers. Come on Ronny you know better than that...

I make sure the annex is pointed downhill if possible. If there’s going to be a rain roll the annex up. You don’t want your shoes outside then anyways!

@@freeride2752 ... that's what i already said. i didn't tell him not to use a tarp. i said it shouldn't be bigger than the tent footprint

You're good just cramming the extra back under the tent.

Use shade mesh material ground sheet

He’s your brother :o

@@ruver_stunts5389 yes :o I am surprised to

@@adf9216 why am I @ in this?

@@ruver_stunts5389 cause I am talking to youu

@@adf9216 for?

6 things.. need n esky too

Sounds like my list. Two 30 racks of stones, cast iron skillet, stainless steel pot, tent.

Why do you need a tent?

@@mutan67 because staying dry and warm is important

@@jeepmanxj HHHMMMM... a clear disrespect for beer and an even more pronounced inability to recognise humour. You are a sorry individual aren't you?

Or just buy a decent tent.

@joshuaorourke1976 $400 tent vs $40 tarp.... lol. Yes if you're actually going to do it often.

​@@joshuaorourke1976 or just waterproof and seam seal. Less than $40.

@@joshuaorourke1976this is the better option

@@craigquannunderstandable. If you are in a budget getting a big tarp or something would be helpful

If you don't mind me asking, what size is that Pelican box you keep your 1st Aid Kit in? The model number would be helpful. I paused the video but couldn't get a clear shot of the lid with the logo. I looked up the 1st Aid Kit on Amazon and am going to get a few. The Pelicans will keep them protected and they will float. Thanks, Paul.

its nice to see even the experienced campers accidentally leave stuff behind

Beer !!!

Flash lights

And you always need more rubbish bags than you think