Kelly, your knowledge is unparalleled. Please slow down and take the time to show us how to do it the way you really would like to. I can't speak for others but I know I am willing to watch a much longer video just so I can learn from the best. Thank you very much for sharing
Great info, just as I have come to expect. The saying, as it was taught to me (In Australia): "If you have time to stand, sit. If you have time to sit, lay down. If you have time to lay down, sleep" A similar one is also taught, to summarise "Rest is important work" Merry Christmas guys.
I always bring my military surplus E-Tool for this primary purpose. If you set the shovel end 90° to the shaft, you can rest the handle on the ground and use the shovel as a seat. It’s surprisingly comfortable and quite a versatile tool, so definitely worth the extra weight
Mors, just want to tell you how much I appreciate your videos and knowledge. Only heard of you earlier this year. Got your book, Bushcraft. Wishing you a wonderful new year sir.
A bit rushed, but I know what fading light is like. Was hoping to get down there this past fall, but couldn't make it. Hope you guys have a great Christmas and spend lots of quality time in the bush. Remember to stay comfortable! Take care.
Glad to see Mors out and about, great job Kelly. My best to both of your family's this holiday season and hope that 2018 holds wonderful things for you both
Great demo of the different types of seating, thanks Kelly. The older I get the more I need to find ways to relieve the back and those tarp chairs would work well. Also good to know about energy consumption while standing sitting and laying down. When calories count it would come in handy. Sure would like to attend the winter course, am thinking about it, maybe see you then. Thanks for filming Randy, cheers!
Yes I'm like Mark Young, I would like to see a longer video of it being "Done the Way it Should be Done Correctly" in a LONGER Video(s) for sure. I enjoy them alot. 😊
GW Sears laughed at the idea of 'roughing it'. He advocated 'smoothing it'. In more recent times and in a similar vein, there is a British army saying, "Any damn' fool can be uncomfortable."
Does the crash course of bushcraft skills has blown my mind. Super fast and efficient. To the point and clear. Would love to have him teach me someday. Merry Christmas to all at Karamat
enjoyed all the tips, i was at james gibson place and got a look at mr mors future blade. appreciate the speedy performance for a short vid , but i would have watched if you had taken your time ..merry christmas. ..bill
I was thinking before that if I spend long periods in the forest I would make an actual swing as well as having a hammock and all the rest of it. But this video is more for if you get stuck in the forest unintentionally..
I take one of those gardeners kneeling foam mats when I go hiking, weighs nothing, hardly takes any space and they only cost a couple of quid. If the ground is wet, i just put it inside a carrier bag. Cant fault them.
Pack frame, 5 gallon bucket with lid, has measurements on the side, 100% wool blanket, Sleeping bag for dog, 10Cs in bucket along with food, warm cloths. And what ever Firearm i feel like lugging around that outing. Bring dog on leash, and have run line if you want, just to be safe. Freeze some beef before hand along with veggies and potato's boil for 2. dog+you.
for all the nights i did not sleep rolling like log all night long i noticed its way better then sitting down or standing up like a zombie infront of a fire
Hey where did you get that tarp Kelly the one you used for the seat with all the tie downs on it and it would probably be easy to make but where can you find something like that? I know I can get canvas ones but what's your thought on the material you're using other than canvas other than it's not as waterproof
Excellent information. Nice to see the quick tripod lash. Kelly what were you carrying as your bedroll there. I've seen you with the Harlton hacienda on top. Also what type of material was that tarp? Ripstop nylon? Nate
Next time film when you have time and not in a rush, that way the video will even be better, it is always nice to see you both in action, but this time it looked you had to run for getting the train on time :)
