You leave hours at a time to "bushwhack". ..while school season starts and the submissive wife takes over..so you can explore yourself. Yep, you took a week or 8_9 days vacation with the so called family, but time was put in and family can stand by.....what a joke __who do you think you are really kidding? People who watch your vids have REAL jobs, and not narcissistic videos to make money. ...though for you it pays for your tattoos, eh?
siema Jaro ja tez chodze na takie dzikie campy od kilku dobrych lat, oczywiscie nie tak czesto bo mam rodzine, zona, dzieci, praca. W styczniu planuje isc pierwszy raz na solo zimowy camp, zobaczymy jak bedzie. Pozdrawiam
Tomorrow is my first solo Overnight Camping adventure with my daughter, next week my son will join me in the same feat. Quality time and undivided attention. Very excited about it! P.s.: mother phreaking out, yet supportive.
Joe Robinet bring 2 steaks 1 for and the other for scout, and don't forget his bowl. P.S. your amazing and keep doing what your doing 🐶+🚶=🌄 Scout + Joe = Camping Trip
I have been a hunter, fisherman and pilot for over forty years. Yet I find your videos relaxing and informative. Can't thank you enough for your time and effort. Very well received by this subscriber. Thank you Joe, and keep up the great works.
I had to live for 4 months this way of life and I am glad to watch your show. Using the bush craft way will save lives. Thank you for doing things the hard way and showing us what can be done . grateful watcher,Melody
I discovered your site today. Binge watching your videos, LOVE 'em!! LOVE Scout!! I am 53 yrs old, camped and hiked my whole life. Was diagnosed in my mid 30's with Parkinson's disease. I wish when I was young I would have had the opportunity to earn a living like you have done, I think this is so awesome. Love that you love your family. I am learning so much. Keep the video's coming! Appreciate ya!!
Your vids are the best thing ever, i'm 14 and from Auburn AL, my Boy Scout troop watches your vids all the time and we constantly say Wha-Bham Son! to each other or stuff like, She's Toasty! to each other on campouts as an inside joke. Keep it up dude!
Honestly I'm not trying to discredit or put down other youtubers but Joe is the most appreciative person I've watched on youtube he truly cares for his subscribers and makes honest effort to reach out and thank all who send him gifts or just kind words. I've learned so much watching your videos Joe you're a great man and you make it easy to learn the way of bushcraft. God bless you and your beautiful family.
You're the only youtuber i turn off AB+ for. You deserve every bit of your success and its awesome how humble and appreciative you are. Ive never seen another youtuber like you. Keep it up!
Joe, I am forever in your debt. I can tell you'e a good human by the way you interact with your dog. I have gotten in the habit of watching your videos right before hitting the hay. They relax me and make me forget about the stupid shit that is going on in the world today. Stress breeds the nightmares where you can't run or say anything. Your videos help me sleep peacefully. Thanks.
Always enjoy your WORK joe,,,,,you are dedicated to your JOB!!!! Best outdoors channel on RU-vid by far. !!!!!!! And you are so fortunate to have a true partner in life,,,,,and a sweetheart of a daughter,,,,all the best to you and family,,,keep on paddling,!!!!
It's not a *real* Robinet solo video if there isn't an airplane droning in the background somewhere at some point. ;-) More of this. It's good to see you get back to the simple stuff. I know that's kinda difficult, especially heading towards the deep end of Fall, but this was a throw back to your earlier stuff and a lot more relaxed and enjoyable. Only thing missing was Scout, but that'd probably make for an interesting paddle in ;-)
No way, hahaha. I am from Poland, and when i saw this vodka, something tickled me inside. Poland everywhere, and where the poland is, you can be sure, there is vodka as well
In my mid 20's some friends and I built a small cabin in the several thousand acre woods behind our houses, quiet and room for 4 cots inside. I spent an entire summer living out there, it was fantastic. (early 80's). Now I am 62 and long for those days, keep doing what you love.
Joe...when you have a hot canteen and want it cooled down faster..... Put it in the lake behind you. Capped and/or only half submerged of course. That water will dissipate the heat very quickly.
Hi Joe, I am a freshman in high school and your videos have inspired me so much. As a matter of fact a couple days ago I went out and did a bushcraft style camping. I stayed for a day and a half and it was by far one of my best camping experiences.(I doubt that your gonna see this but if you do hi)
I blew my backup And spent 4 years in bed bed ridden Watching this man's videos I started collecting Bushcraft Supplies And after 16 years and 12 back surgeries one total hip replacement I was able to go camping And show off all the things I have learned from this man's videos To my cousins of had invited me So you're wrong when you say it's a waste of time he help one human being and that was me and thank you Joe robinette for being For doing what you do keep up the good work
I can no longer hike and backpack because of age and health. I greatly enjoy the videos. I fell like I'm there with Joe. Please keep them coming. Thank you
So while watching this this exact conversation happened. My mom: “Hey do your home work.” Me: “ 1 hour please. I’m watching Joe Robinet.” My mom:”Fine.”
My name is Gavin young, I am a 16 year old newfound bushcraft enthusiast from the United States. After months and months of research and searching I narrowed the perfect pack down to the one and only helags 40L pack. However to my misfortune, I have just found out this line was discontinued. After weeks of watching videos, reading reviews and even going through Facebook pages, and forums of people that want this pack, I finnaly decided to reach out too you. This pack is truly one of a kind and in my opinion is the best pack of them all. Your videos were what inspired me to begin bushcraft In the first place. I have been borrowing my dads old army packs but I would love to have one for my own so I can go out and do all the things I see you don please help me joe!! Thank you again for your time. Fellow bush crafterGavin young
idk why but sippin some jameson while watching your video makes these moments funnier for some reason xD 16:43 4:21 27:00 theres a certain essence to the way Joe makes his videos; I cant identify it exactly but I think its a mixture of professionalism like being in front of the camera, being very informative and "dedicated" or passionate :) please joe, don't get tired of making these bushcraft videos. I personally just enjoy you having fun out there, cooking steaks, every single segment of the process I will watch! I'm sure I speak for a large number of audience. more power to you Joe! please ignore the haters and just do you! :)
even to the smallest part like seasoning your steak :) its not a waste of time, it actually enhances my viewing experience. it really engages me more into your video. I would like to go backpacking soon when I get my financial aid from college. I live in cali :) and your videos gives me peace and comfort and knowledge to invest on my yet to come first backpacking experience! ive never even gone camping before but I love the wild. the peace and silence. away from noise and something I got from shawn from my self reliance is "information overload". looking forward to more videos from you JOE!
Bam son! You just woke my passion for fishing and camping with those great videos of yours! And it has been sleeping for a long time :-).Thank you and greetings from Czech Republic.
I click the like button before watching this video because I know this video is awesome too. The reason is all the videos you made before are awesome I love each and every one 😎
"time to do my dishes" video was the first video i watched on your channel XD. this is the second, amazing channel man! keep up the good work! i guess im a true fan!
Love the video brother. I live vicariously through you so don't let the haters get to you. I'm no longer physically able to do these things but I absolutely love watching you do what you do. God bless..
I’m a 19 y/o girl and I’ve been camping like twice and hated it. Too much bugs too little internet. But I love your vids! I can’t even tell my friends because they’d be like “what???”. My guilty pleasure I suppose (:
Kelisha Donnu life is all about mindset. You would enjoy camping if you didn't have preconceived notions about it. I'm a young girl too. Bugs can be a problem, but everything else about it is wonderful. Get away from the internet once in awhile, and live life the way we were supposed to. You will thoroughly enjoy it if you put your mind to it. Open your mind don't close it. There is so much more to life than the internet. Your comment only shows that you have a negative outlook on camping/outdoors. Put the effort in to not be negative and grow up a little. You will thank me later
Never really understood people who put dislikes or hate comments in good videos, after pizza sauce type crap... it's easy to spot the failures who hate their own life and need to put good people down. Been following you after I came across Doug's videos and between both of you and everybody else you guys linked to your videos... Keep at it, you guys are great, great educators, inspirators, lifesavers (for some) and all in all you are great entertainers! Thanks!!!
Great video! Thank you for the entertainment and education! Gotta say... A big chunk of sharp chedder and an avocado with that steak would be camping culinary heaven!!
I wipe my knife in my pants to, but there are no bears in Denmark... And sweet videos! been watching one or two every night for a week now, and will be enjoying the many to come.
Oh, and "doin the dishes" is from actually one of my favorite solo videos of yours bro. Winter camp, long-ish fire set up, one section to the left for cookin and the majority of the length to warm your lean-to. Dunno why, that looked like an awesome trip. one of my favorite videos man, easy dishes too ha. Steak as well if I recall
Not going to lie, I haven't watched one of your videos in a couple of months, and I really impressed with the improvement in video quality!!! The b-roll, the background music, very nice!!! Well done, man!!! Keep up the good work!!!
For gods sake Joe get some British back cut crispy smoked bacon if you want real bacon... !! Its the absolute best on an open fire. Love your vids mate especially those with Scout in them keep them up
TheSchmiz for sure he loves it but tuats likley why hes not in every video getting older plus its alot harder toting a doggo along even one as good as ol mgoots
Thanks Joe for sharing all of your experience freely. I am 70 years young and am inspired. Doubt I will ever go out in the big woods alone but my little cabin is in a wooded area on a small lake shore. I am going to build a lean to near my house, make a fire pit, and practice "bush craft" just to learn new skills. I have always been an "outdoor girl" so this should be fun. Have bug out bags packed but camping includes a bit more stuff. A big tent for all 5 dogs... LOL Thanks for who you are and what you do.
Hey Joe, open the steak package right after you buy it, put the seasoning on it, wrap it back up. By the time you cook it, it will have dry brined for many hours. It will make it much tastier!
Great video as always Joe! Will be start doing backpack-excursions this winter as a newbie. Got the inspiration from you and Scrambled O. Looking forward seeing more of Scout, hes a great dog! Thumbs up from Sweden
Your channel brings a beautiful calm to a crazy world Joe, I watch you Doug Shaun and Scrambled over and over, genuinely cool people doing what they love, inspiring others to do what makes you happy, so glad I came across your channels, best to your family, take care and God Bless ❤️
Breakfast suggestion: Raw oats in a cup, sprinkle mixed nuts on top, add apple and black current juice. Great video as always, watching feels like having a weekend camping trip but it only takes an hour.
Joe, I'm not sure if your butcher shops carry it, but for bringing meat that does not need refrigeration (or Geiger counters) beef biltung is a great option. It's an air dried brisket, and you cut off what you need. More tender than jerkey, it rehydrated very well if you make a soup or stew, and strips can be cooked like bacon, or just cut off a bite as a snack. I believe it is originally a traditional way to cure and preserve meat in Africa. Something to keep an eye out for, or ask the butcher next time you are at a meat emporium.
RK7 , here too, but there are some pretty basic butcher shops that are not going to have this sort of thing, and then there are amazing butcher shops that have stuff you may never have even heard of; hence "Meat Emporium". It's just a bit of fun. Like some liquor stores (L.C.B.O. = Liquor Control Board of Ontario, though I prefer Legendary Canadian Booze Outfitters) in Ontario Canada can be pretty sparse, where as others are exceptional.
Guys, if you live in a hot dry environment, you can make it yourself. We used silverside steak, you spice it for a couple days in basic spices and vinegar, this draws the water out the meat, then you slice it and hang it somewhere clean with a fan blowing on it until it dry, we usually prefer it to still be a little soft and "raw" in the center. If you live in a humid environment, you can buy or make your own drying boxes.
I know it’s kind of an older video, but I just wanted to say how much I love your videos. My odd work schedule really limits the time I have to get out, and your videos really remind me why I love getting out there so much. Thanks man! The Curb your Enthusiasm quotes just make it better.
At about 13 minutes: (and I know I'm years late) Definitely a Curb Your Enthusiasm quote! My wife and I throw that quote out often. "Pretty, pretty, cool" is usually what we land on. Love your vids! I'm currently going through your past vids. Love the content. I wish this type of camping was more legal in the US. But I'm going to find a way to make it happen in the Chicago area. Keep it up, Joe!
Great video as usual, Joe, please keep 'em coming, I've been subscribed for a few months and really loving it, btw, I'll be 62 this Saturday and learning alots from you, thanks!
I’ve been watching your vids for 3 years now and im still not tired of it! You inspire me to follow what i really want to do in life. Thank you and keep it up joe!
Your next video should be 10$ dollar tree challenge you have to survive 1 day in the wood with and all you can bring is an axe and sleeping bag and every thi ng else has to be from the dollar tree or store including food Tarp Firestarter Water Rope to put up tarp And any other necessary thing you think could be useful
i enjoy watching you craft all those "boooshes" Joe. Come to Pennsylvania and hang out with a complete internet stranger. And you brought the shemagh. nice
I don't know if Joe reads comments on old videos but on an off chance he does. My advice is to take couple of large construction rated trash bags. I use them for my sleeping arrangements when I'm going on a superlight overnighters. You can fit them in a pocket and they hold over 60 liters and you can use them for so many different things they are worth packing.
Hey Joe, I've got a question. I was wondering what your recommended temperature range for wool blanket is. Like 40°f+, or even lower? Love you videos, keep on getting out there! 🤘
There are only a few people that actually camp in the wilds that I've found , that actually have a personality and make it interesting to watch. Others that don't have vid's but love to post their opinion, don't have any credibility to the majority watching in my opion. I had to re-word most of this so it wouldn't be deleted.
