Solo Stealth Camping Adventure in a Park

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This Stealth Camp Solo Adventure begins with Luke the Lone Wolf being dropped off at a park on the outskirts of a city. From there he connects, travels, and crosses multiple trails, roads and fields as he remains hidden...
Hiding in Plain Sight!
Rain is on the way and his goal is to get in and out before it hits....but things don't go according to plan....
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@davidian7787 3 года назад

I've stealth camped in England when I was homeless. I could probably run an army training course. Nothing beats experience and it becomes a state of mind, almost addictive. You almost breath invisible after a time. The birds are your early warning system too. You become one with the environment, almost soaking into it. Patience as well, always patience.

@kilotactical 2 года назад

Well written! Couldn’t say that any better.

@tvbridge 2 года назад

It would be good if you did a video simply talking about some of your tips.

@spookyblush-speedruns 2 года назад

Don't people usually breath invisible? Unless it's cold enough, your breath shouldn't show XD. Also The birds really do work well as an alarm. I tend to wake up once the birdsong starts.

@jenelaina5665 2 года назад

I've stealth camped when homeless too, don't see the addictiveness of it though. Got very good but I still remember the terror when I had to dry out my tent and probably retiree day hikers came across the side path where I had hung my tent up at. Had no other option, I mean, couldn't pack it back up soaked. But it was early dawn, 6 or 7 AM - I didn't expect anyone much less 4 startled older folks. More power to you but idk if I could do it again. Proud that I did when I needed to, but if those day hikers had gone back to their car and reported me to the cops, I might not be in the much better place I am now. Idk.

@BillOweninOttawa Год назад

@@spookyblush-speedruns Are you always this literal?

@danielloveson5507 3 года назад

steve wallis would approve

@andreasljungquist6762 3 года назад

If he had cooked a pot stew for 16 people he would have aced it 😀

@jeffreyhebert5604 3 года назад

Indeed I got my practice stealth camping when I was homeless however I had my truck with a shell makes life easier you have an awesome day

@mbjac 3 года назад

Hunker down

@lynnprince6635 3 года назад

Steve is a reckless and disrespectful clueless moron. Stealth camping once in a while is ok ,but to make it a habit not cool.

@joshuahampton740 3 года назад

@@lynnprince6635 and I think his wife is hiding something he never shows her on video

@caliado 3 года назад

"Must have earth tones" Proceeds to use neon green cordage LOL

@meganwildt2481 3 года назад

And set up orange sleeping pad out in the open.

@opopopop6286 3 года назад

picky picky picky, hahah...yeah, yet you gotta use what you gotta use...also going totally nutso over the stealth aspect will stress you out IMO...just do it and be chill!

@easykimpin8461 3 года назад

"I dont like to waste time" Walks up, put camera down, Walks back to record the way he allready walked..

@kanyeistrash9802 3 года назад

I was thinking that 🤣🤣

@jax1411 3 года назад

yeah... wasted so much time!!

@Northanteus 3 года назад

He's doing that specifically to add to our viewing pleasure for the video. Technically, not wasting time. :P

@donnyboon2896 3 года назад

That's why he has to be in a hurry all the time.

@mickspafford2556 3 года назад

I came to comment this

@x0thorn0x 3 года назад

“It’s all about minimal encounters with people” Nailed 2020, bro.

@jackreacher4297 3 года назад

Nailed my entire life bro 😎

@chrismee3083 3 года назад

😂🤣😂🤣

@punishedmatteson7108 3 года назад

@@jackreacher4297 Same for real. I was social distancing before the CDC made it cool.

@RockabillyBuick 2 года назад

Except you were more likely to run into people in the woods than ever before in 2020...

@billyandrew 2 года назад

I must stealth live, in that case. 😂

@feralharry7215 3 года назад

i wanna see someone do a compilation of them going back to grab the cameras after all those walking away shots lol

@faithrada 3 года назад

Haahaaaaa

@donolinger6904 3 года назад

They have long aproach shots too. It's extra work as well.

@calumryan6328 3 года назад

He really didn’t beed all those shots haha. We get it he walked for awhile

@feralharry7215 3 года назад

@@donolinger6904 yeah i ignored that in favor of brevity

@Gorebashed 3 года назад

Haze outdoors usually includes himself returning for the camera.

@rolandsalazar9562 3 года назад

It was a nice a visual camping trip. Not as “stealth” as I imagined but still a great hike with beautiful landscape. It’s funny how when you mention “Stealth Camping” everybody automatically thinks of Canadian Steve Wallis. ⛺️

@davidsradioroom9678 3 года назад

I was stationed in a combat unit in Germany, We were often rained and snowed on, due the European weather. We dried our tents in an old horse stable on base. We had rain and snow many times. I know what you are going through.

@littlebiscuits 3 года назад

@6:45 when he said step one done, I was almost expecting, 'now it's time for step 2' as he cracks a beer.

@wakeupcanuck6763 3 года назад

Steve Wallis

@indycharlie 3 года назад

@@wakeupcanuck6763 Man , he is getting popular . I remember seeing my first video of him . He was attending HVAC Classes and sleeping in a tent .

@RobsLBL 3 года назад

Lol, that is camping with Steve

@joeykerr5517 3 года назад

Same!

@trevorb7645 3 года назад

Except for Luke its a milk

@mclovin6039 3 года назад

A dirty stealther I see, Steve Wallis would be proud of that hunkering down. 😂👍

@konciliogasco3324 3 года назад

Steve Rocks!!! So does this ;)

@keithbrookshire 3 года назад

Hunker down!

@worstuserever 3 года назад

It was cramped in there because Steve was inside with him and he never knew it.

@benjamin5028 3 года назад

Steve does a more legit stealth camp, than this. He does it very cheap.

@hans1111ism 3 года назад

Steve Wallis is a freak with a weird neck!!

@CrazyPalidin57 3 года назад

Remember, for stealth purposes, warming up food makes the scent of the food cary much further than it would otherwise if served up cold.

@rikter22 2 года назад

neon paracord, clearing on a hill

@johnacord6224 2 года назад

True, but a guy's gotta eat

@YoooItsRex 3 года назад

He’s walking fast cause he’s gotta walk back and grab his camera every time.

@alwaysExploring8431 3 года назад

To successfully break the rules, you must follow the stealth camping rules

@jbaggett2674 3 года назад

In my old hitchhiking days, I'd pick a particularly wide section of median on the freeway that was protected by bushes and rocks to set up for the night ... I-81, Virginia, 1971 ...

@worstuserever 3 года назад

Are you Steve Wallis' grandfather?

@tenncutt 3 года назад

Good idea brother from another old hitch hiker

@dismalgravesite7763 3 года назад

i 64, va/wv to new river gorge. amtrak within reasonable distances from i 64. left/center/right.

@jaysmyers511 3 года назад

I80 pa 1995 one end to the other

@bassinassasin90 3 года назад

Hello fellow hitch hikers I-474 man here been tracking it since the spring of 2005

@obiwanschinobi 3 года назад

OMG!!! As soon as I saw the can of your spread I thought “is this something from Slovenia 🇸🇮 or Croatia 🇭🇷 ???😀 Yup! It’s Podravka! 😀

@TheOutdoorGearReview 3 года назад

:: Gear List :: After receiving countless messages from viewers about supporting the channel through Amazon, I have begun using Amazon Affiliate links in the Adventure Videos and if you choose to purchase one of these products via these links I will receive a small commission which will help fund future honest reviews and adventures. The channel remains as it always was, 100% Agenda Free with no sponsored videos, no paid reviews, and I don't care if you purchase these products or not; you won't find affiliate links in review videos only in adventures. I'm going to do my best to put gear lists into all of my videos since everyone is asking for them all the time. For this trip, here are the big items that I used. Gear List : Gregory Miwok 24 : amzn.to/3uh3WyC Fjallraven Barrents Pants : amzn.to/3fFvUyN North Face Ultra 109 GTX Shoes : amzn.to/3hSUEpK Swiss M71 Stove : amzn.to/3fAjxnr MSR Titan Small Cup : amzn.to/3f8U4T0 TOAKS Titanium Long Handle Spoon with Polished Bowl : amzn.to/3vcItrL Carinthia Micro Tent : Nemo Zor Sleeping Pad : Atwood Micro Cord : amzn.to/3vmq2B8 Onewind Quilt : amzn.to/3oPVCVp NiteCore NU32 Headlamp : amzn.to/3fxqLbU Osprey Kit Bags : amzn.to/3oPWsBx Expedition Research Hexamine Solid Fuel Tablets : amzn.to/3fi3E6e Lighters : amzn.to/3vhdXwU Kershaw Cryo II Folding Knife : amzn.to/2Sej6aD

@gazlyno 3 года назад

Live in England every Wild camp is a Stealth camp.

@TGBahr 3 года назад

Germany can relate.

@steveb1972 3 года назад

Indeed mate! I do a lot of bike packing and always have some woodland on my journey for stopping the night.

@dariuszxxx8383 3 года назад

I live in London, it's like wild camping here 😂. But let's be serious I love wild camping, never tried in UK but shortly I will explore UK wild side!

@steveb1972 3 года назад

Dariusz Xxx Haha! Indeed! I used to live by the Oval underground station on the Camberwell New Road.

@flyingtigers7856 3 года назад

@@MabonPreparedness If you stealth camp in the Brecon Beacons, the SAS have found you and you didn't even know....

@FRCVIDS 3 года назад

If you strap a tripod to the outside of your pack it says "camera gear" and not "overnight gear".

@jeromebullard6123 3 года назад

Heartsongsutube where I camp I strap my MP5 to my chest. I’m training. Leave me alone.

@jerrymacklow1452 3 года назад

Enjoyable video. I love wild camping. One thing experience has taught me to carry is a camouflage rucksack rain cover. As well as keeping the rucksack drier, if it rains, it also allows me to drop the rucksack and camouflage it if I don't fancy carrying it while I scout out an area, or gather resources. Keep on camping and posting.

@Iffinstiffin 3 года назад

This stealth camping reminds me when I was homeless. you have to the same thing blend in and don't get caught

@opopopop6286 3 года назад

wow, I just made basically the same comment in an above thread...welcome brother/sister!

@DevoteeCT 2 года назад

Me too, but I did this in NYC...much harder, this is a piece of cake. I bivied under a construction trailer on the NYU campus. Their security guards are legendary but couldn't spot me.

@scottlomas5509 3 года назад

I fell off my sofa when I saw the cost of the tent 🎪 that's insane for a single person that's crazy amount of money to spend on a one person tent. It's nice but crazy 😜

@jesper509 3 года назад

Carinthia is expensive. For the "high speed - low drag" people

@southernsmokey 3 года назад

Yea way to much for me

@JohnDoe-ig9ev 3 года назад

🤙 an didn't even come with stakes.. Not that big of a problem but still... Hell for that price it should've came with "steaks"

@jaksilver3656 3 года назад

yeah, almost literally spit out my drink. fecking hell

@kanyeistrash9802 3 года назад

Have any of these stealth camp people ever heard of a swag?

@noonenowhere6920 3 года назад

I like to stealth camp. Always makes me feel like a secret agent.

3 года назад

We need people like you

@spellerlittlewing 3 года назад

Oh yes

@johnacord6224 2 года назад

Like James Bond, lol

@captaincarl1603 3 года назад

Thanks for all your great videos Luke! Those small military GoreTex types of bivy-shelters are not made for civilian camping, stealth or not. Their purpose is for a soldier to quickly roll out, get a little sleep, pack up and move out again. It's low profile, and matte fabric makes it well concealed in most terrains, even without a camo-net. The fabric is thick enough that you can use a flashlight inside without being compromised. They are resistant to hard field use, fire sparks, and chemicals where a civilian tent would break, tear, or melt. In this type of shelter you are supposed to just get some quick rest. Nothing else. The soldiers leave most of their gear outside under their rain jacket or poncho. Sleeping with their clothes on, with weapon, and boots beside them. If you want to stealth camp in comfort I recommend a civilian olive green dome tent combined with a hunters camo-net. Although with a larger profile, the rounded dome shape blends well into the terrain for sufficient concealment. Then you have both comfort, and stealth. Do you know what piece of gear is the most compromising in this video? It's your shiny ground-sheet that will reflect the moonshine from miles away. The bright Hi-Vis lines are actually a good stealth choice as they are not visible from a distance, and your loud swearing as you trip over dark lines at night creates a much higher risk of being compromised :) Best regards from The Swedish Army!

@kilotactical 2 года назад

I do not understand why this comment has not more likes. I would add from my personal experience (Bundeswehr), that we’ve also had scenarios where we kept our boots on during our nap. We were just loosing the laces. Most often it was an individual decision by each soldier.

@raw-earth-exploits 3 года назад

I, a civilian, stealth camp on a military installation every Saturday. Using a slumberjack dst, along with a hihiker pad and pillow, bottle of water and leftovers in a freezer bag. My spot is under a satellite where military police patrol occasionally but never expect someone to be there. Adrenaline is elevated, comfort is limited but satisfaction is obtained.

@SirBryanWhyte 3 года назад

Your production quality continues to evolve! I've always valued your honesty and integrity and it's nice to see your filmmaking catching up to those values... Makes us appreciate your channel more.

@davegoodridge8352 3 года назад

Your choice of music made me think of Gordon Ramsay. I love your stealth camp trips, definitely my favorite. I was motivated by your videos to set out and try it myself. I had nothing. But over time i got the gear, a usgi bivy I bug proofed. Scouted a local city owned lake. Hiked it out and was ready to give it a try. In the meantime my Wife’s health declined and now needs constant attention. So I gave up on the stealth trip, got to stay close to her. I guess that’s the Honor in Strength and Honor. We’ve been married 43 years and she’s worth more than stealth camp to me. But! As I watched this video I noticed my neighbors back yard, hum do I dare?

@connieelliott5359 3 года назад

Prayers for you and your family 🙏❤️🤗💗

@mysterylovescompany2657 2 года назад

Respect.

@fnln544 3 года назад

Luke, Epic trip! Absolutely neat area, equipment, food, weather and overall experience to include the cow. Comparing our favorite on an off 'stealthers' and their version of Step 2: Luke has a coffee and Steve (Wallis) has a beer. Both men make a trip great in their own ways whether coffee or beer! Best to you and your family. Thanks for the agenda free reviews and, again, epic trips. Keith

@helmuthhubener1115 3 года назад

Really beautiful pictures you took there. A perfect match for your outdoors wanderings. Make sense how perfect the cinematography have been in all of the videos I've seen thus far. Thanks for your work. Stay strong!

@robslagle 3 года назад

It was crazy how many folks you bumped into when you found your camp spot.

@jackiecrerar2997 3 года назад

Thanks for taking me along on a great trip😃

@Andyb2379 3 года назад

Luke you need to do more of these. This is what I love seeing, you in the woods with minimal gear

@misterlime2.030 3 года назад

Outdoor guy: they will never find me. Also outdoor guy: so there was this guy.

@dprettypony7111 Год назад

Give it a test with the cringe meme format

@TheMachoGabacho 3 года назад

Tillamook is an awesome place to visit. I’ve never heard of that food company before though. Tillamook cheese is absolutely wonderful stuff. A lot of stores on the west coast sell it.

@washingtonlass 3 года назад

Tillamook dairy isn't quite as awesome as it used to be, but it's sooooooo good and so much better than anything else. My brother founded a cheese club in high school with an official locked briefcase that members would carry around on campus. They took a pilgrimage trip to Tillamook for the club. The Cheese Club had gained mythological cult status by the time I was in HS 10 years later. Everyone would pester me to know about the club and WHAT WAS IN THE CASE. I never said anything. :)

@jonenglish7553 3 года назад

Don’t come to Oregon, you’ll hate it. 👍

@okamitsu1212 3 года назад

@@washingtonlass I bet it was cheese

@washingtonlass 3 года назад

@@okamitsu1212 you'll never get me to talk!

@KevinDurette 3 года назад

I like their ice cream, too. The cheese shop itself is almost an amusement park.

@wildlifebushcraft6819 3 года назад

Watching this video not to far from Tillamook Oregon right now. Love your vids. Keep up the good work !!!

@jefff4188 3 года назад

Great video! Reminds me of Steve Wallis... Steve stealth camps all year round in Alberta Canada.

@yamiatemyugi 3 года назад

The sound of the rain is so soothing. I really want coffee now even though its just after 8:30 at night

@Jewell-Media 3 года назад

You have an eye for videography. Love your B roll. Always look forward to your videos. Much better than cable TV.

@AyyYaYYaY 3 года назад

Cut to commercial.

@jameskirk5887 3 года назад

Great video Luke! I think my favorite part was the calf following you too. Cows can be so funny sometimes, and sometimes they can be a nusaince.

@brad7232 3 года назад

My favorite part of most trips is crawling into bed and listening to the sounds. It's always amazing to hear the coyotes

@jaxrcexplorer Год назад

Awesome content and presentation! Thanks so much for sharing!

@MOOEYSMITH 3 года назад

When you woke up the first time I wanted to roll over and go to sleep myself, and I was in my office!!! :)

@kyleglasco6695 3 года назад

That's why I watch these in bed lol.

@clarkloeffler6532 3 года назад

Caught by two deer, you've been compromised, abort abort.

@drsawmiller2 3 года назад

Always love your adventures you have taught me so much strength and honor my friend ✌🏻

@joeylandry4933 3 года назад

I like the complete picture of the event that your video gives. Many only show the on site part of their adventure while this video took me along for the entire trip 👍 Well done!

@melaniewestberg2886 3 года назад

4Carl, I was taught to walk with a purpose and carry a clipboard, people ignore you.

@jimgo49 3 года назад

In my working days I used to say "carry something, walk fast and look worried."

@betsybarnicle8016 3 года назад

@@jimgo49 I do it all the time - holding a binder with a notebook, papers, and pens sticking out of it.

@abyteuser6297 3 года назад

@@betsybarnicle8016 same here... but now a days clipboards are getting replaced with iPads

@alwaysExploring8431 3 года назад

This episode reminds me of a Les Stroud Survivorman episode. Best stealth camping video yet Luke 👍🏻 Cheers

@Crina-LudmilaCristeaAuthor 3 года назад

This was awesome! I loved it! The fog looks so cool and mysterious. Also, I loved the colours in this video. 🤗

@timbren1679 3 года назад

I’d of drank my liter of water at the lake and refilled. Always drink when you can.

@tomcatt998 3 года назад

Bicycling around Florida in the summer i learned to spot a water spigot from a quarter mile away 🚲😂🚲

@dezmodium 3 года назад

Yup, the best container to carry water in is your stomach. Learned that from Les Stroud.

@NoMoreTears64 3 года назад

LOVED THIS! Thank you for sharing your adventure with us!

@firstlast-vq4xt 3 года назад

wait, what? setting up a tent in the middle of a field with glow-in-the-dark cordage = stealth?

@ezfreak0159 3 года назад

Right? Black or dark brown cordage most suitable

@jens-kristiantofthansen9376 3 года назад

the light from glow in the dark items really doesn't travel well and you aren't going to see it unless you're pretty much on top of it anyway.

@ezfreak0159 3 года назад

@@jens-kristiantofthansen9376 lol.. obviously u're not stealth camping person but just camping 😅

@jens-kristiantofthansen9376 3 года назад

@@ezfreak0159 You're right, I'm not. You clearly aren't either. :) Sure, if it mattered not being seen, I'd go somewhere else and not use that cordage. However it's not the glow-in-the-dark that's the problem but the colour in daytime and the location. Having said that, the tent will be visible in that location long before he cordage. Once anyone is close enough to see the glow, even if very dark, they'll be hearing your breath or wind or rain hitting the tent. You're not on a mission, so relax a little.

@ezfreak0159 3 года назад

@@jens-kristiantofthansen9376 yeah. Im not stealth camping person but im stealth myself anywhere i go , so its important lesson not to use colourful or glow in the dark cordage, cloth or anything than can capture people attention. I know its not a mission because nothing to worry about (for now) but for myself skills and improvement, its important for the lesson. We never know what coming to us in the future. Maybe war, maybe zombie apocalypse or maybe revolution right?

@drdeadbeat1604 3 года назад

Nice vid but for that price I'd expect the tent to have a predator style cloaking device

@okamitsu1212 3 года назад

A cloaking system.

@michellereed5638 15 дней назад

I live in Oregon. I am very familar with Tillamook. YOU pronounced the name correctly. Most people don't. Good for you Luke. Tillamook used to be known for it's cheese and had a cheese factory there, which I toured several times. Due to the economy they now ship much of their cheese products to Wisconsin to be packaged and re-ship back to OREGON, which puzzles most of us Oregonians. Tillamook is known for it's cows and dairy products--also other cottage industries. This area puts out many excellent food products and prides it self on using "all natural products" espcecially for export out of state. I am sure the company in Tillamook who produced that food packet will be proud to know you liked the food so much. I am glad Oregon is exporting excellent goods. Blessings from Oregon! PS: Based on your recommentdations: I purchased Nature Hike camp chairs, 2 of them, one for my Dad for Father's day and one for myself. Because we like things BIG for comfort, I went the next size up, even though weight wise we did not need it. I am glad we did--as the large chair is more comfortable. My Dad is 83 and I am 61. Bothh of us have hand and wrist problems, with tendonitis and arthritis. IT took us 30 minutes to stretch that canvas enough to be able to put those chairs together! THAT canvas is tough. WE are leaving the chairs put together for the picnic on Saturady--June 15, 2024 as we hope the canvas will stretch. Word to seniors buy8ng those chairs--it is really really hard to put those chairs together and if you have arthritis or tendonitis in your wrists or hands--YOU might need another person to help you. Sugestion Luke--you might warn people of this--I just thought it took a little muscle, which I have from weight lifting--NO it takes a lot of muscle! Thank you though as we love those chairs! June 12, 2024. Love the video!!

@RobsLBL 3 года назад

It would have been hilarious if you were talking about stealth camping and someone peaks from around a tree behind you.

@richardtodd5418 3 года назад

Should always carry a tarp as well...fix it above bivi, keeps rain off tarp, u can get out without getting wet, and remain dry while bru’n up, decamp under cover, tart away and off u go

@justmemissy2829 3 года назад

Enjoyed this weeks episode! Loved the cow!! So awesome!!!

@karenledom1337 2 года назад

I'm new to the channel and still catching up on various episodes. I have to say, the music in your videos is especially awesome!

@lindarainey5759 3 года назад

Great video. I love getting up on a foggy morning while camping and listen to the quiet. Everything is still except for maybe a bird or two... Sipping on a hot cup coffee or chocolate. Oh, yesss! (Your photography is beautiful!)

@Funkteon 3 года назад

Having spent 5 years in the Army Reserves here in Australia, I can attest to the fact that 'Stealth Camping' isn't the art of hiding your camp in the dark of night, but the light of day... You move at night, and camp in the day...

@ezfreak0159 3 года назад

Fact. I think there's a difference between stealth camping in army and normal people 😅 and i bet you dont use green-glow-in-the-dark cordage right? 🤣

@livewire11 3 года назад

I feel that bro, I was USA army infinity, it taught me how to be a professional homeless guy lol.

@hasonpoy 3 года назад

I served in the US military for 6 years. Watching him was one long face-palm. He's able to do good camera work and is just here to sell gear.

@Funkteon 3 года назад

@@hasonpoy My love of camouflage and concealment meant that I became interested in applying to the SASR regiment, however, I found much better paid opportunities in the civilian world, and I was becoming very tired of the 'bro culture' in the Army, and I was acutely aware of how much worse it is in the SASR, which was pretty much confirmed when the investigations into SASR war crimes became public. Many of them are like 'blue blood' cops, and will protect their own, even when their own are committing heinous crimes against the Geneva Convention. As a full-blown fan of following the rules, I knew the service wasn't for me, however, I'll never forget the physical and mental lessons I learnt in the Army..

@mysterylovescompany2657 2 года назад

"...just here to sell gear." Literally the diametrical opposite of Luke's channel mission statement. You are wrong, sir.

@graynano8695 3 года назад

Love these notifications! Woohoo...so we have a trail that goes through town and it stretches for I would say about 25 miles....mostly through residential areas, but there are some places where someone can scoot off and not be seen....but we do have some that take advantage of that and leave trash and such that my kids and I go clean up on the weekends when we can...anyway a couple weeks back I hiked about 3 miles in and tucked myself way up under a bridge and hid out for hours just watching nature and nobody noticed I was there....kinda felt like a kid again....it was awesome...I might have stayed, but a curious coyote scared me off...I didn't want to get eaten lol

@leeambrose9449 3 года назад

Loved seeing some of your amazing photographs.

@BourneOutside 3 года назад

I thoroughly enjoyed watching that. Thank you for sharing that here! I downloaded Gaia too and so many places in my area I didn't know about for possible stealth camps. So double thanks 👋🏼😉👍🏼

@ModernGentleman 3 года назад

Props on the filming man 👍 it takes a lot of extra work and walking and weight to film like this. Great job!

@BradSavoie46 3 года назад

It was steve wallace walking out of the forest after his stealth camp. 😁

@faithrada 2 года назад

I know the fog may have been tad problematic but... it sure set a lovely scene. Well done.

@joebarron396 3 года назад

Why is it that watching these camping vids is like a food vid.It keeps me glued the whole time 😊

@drfawad 3 года назад

Your pictures of the waterfalls were great

@ogsavage1928 3 года назад

Your Grandfather, may not have been very pleasant, but he taught you a very valuable lesson.

@tenminutetokyo2643 3 года назад

OG Savage It’s amazing today how much time the average American wastes.

@BillOweninOttawa Год назад

"walk purposefully" Good advice.

@NutjobwithaMachete 3 года назад

Man, I always love watching your videos. Those hiking and establishing shots! And I know how much of a pain it is to do those - hence my camping vids are usually walk and talk. That or popping the gorilla pod on the sled. Thanks man.

@jimhamel7864 3 года назад

That cow was in LOVE with you! Lol Thanks for the video Luke.

@floyd2386 3 года назад

Something incredibly ironic about recording and uploading videos of stealth camping. Nonetheless, I do appreciate watching them.

@wudger901 Год назад

Appreciate your effort. I love camping and can’t go often enough. You help vicariously. Thanks.

@TheOutdoorGearReview Год назад

Thank you so much my friend, I really appreciate your support. S&H - Luke

@rjvcescobar Год назад

I love the stealth camping videos too...👍👍👍

@jameshewitt8828 3 года назад

I use Red Light at night in and around my bivvy

@user-mj5ef7ym6x 3 года назад

I read the dark by contrast of the levels of shadows in the dark and the sound of what I give off bouncing around and off of objects, also I count my steps while using photographic memory of my surroundings in the last of the daylight of up to either the closest tall grass line (concealment) or Rock crop and/or tree cluster if I need to be out and about also I prepare everything before nightfall to not have to leave a 2 meter circle inside camp and if so I leave inexpensive doubles of nessary equipment off sight and count back steps and break to recount at turns back to the tent I don't use light at all in stealth camping And can't afford n.v.g.s, lol

@sigmasd10 3 года назад

I rarely use any light source at night...Too much chance of being spotted. So when I do, I use my hand to envelope the light so it only produces a narrow beam, and only when I need to find something, else I rely on my night vision.

@EPGunman 3 года назад

I will say that the fog rolling in and the egress into the fog are among my favorite parts.

@Wendy-cf5tv 3 года назад

This video appeared on my feed and I loved it! Great discussion and beautiful scenery. What a sweet shoutout to your wife as well! Thank you! New subscriber here!

@beatbasher 3 года назад

Here in the UK most wild camping in lowland areas has to be done quite stealthily. I sometimes even take a small camouflage net. I sometimes make a small fire but am very careful about where and when...woodland and forests and only when it's not too dry. Arrive late and leave early and you can camp almost anywhere.

@IndianaDundee 3 года назад

$1000 on a tent, sounds outta touch with the common man.

@dabofiron.itzsimplicity 3 года назад

15.49 for an MRE lol

@jerrymiller276 3 года назад

Hmm. I think I'll stick with my hammock. Easier, faster, drier, and more fun.

@MrGoranPa 2 года назад

Our neighbours Croatians know how to make their spreads. Here in Slovenia we have their products everywhere. It's world class food. Many armies use it.

@kevinmccarthy6718 3 года назад

My wife is Bosnian. She says this is chicken pate. Like chicken minced, like the Armour potted meat. We get this each year when we go to Kosovo. Very good spread.

@T3DNR3D 3 года назад

You ain't no Steve Wallace yet, Luke...

@wakeupcanuck6763 3 года назад

He needs a Crazy Neighbor.

@gibbsm 3 года назад

I've done this at a regular campground in college, in at 2200 out at 0500, LOL. It was an emergency :P

@hollydecker9581 Год назад

GREAT ivdeo...Fave part? That little cow with the black eyes. Adorable!

@lenaleo626 3 года назад

OMG BEAUTIFUL ART WORK! 🥰😁OH I LOVED THE COW.

@benjamin5028 3 года назад

"When stripped of everything, Who are you?"

@RyanGr33n 3 года назад

“Stealth camping” 😂 Careful, don’t get busted by any of the other people doing the same thing! I’m going to Walmart to do some stealth shopping! Hopefully I don’t get caught!

@adib396 3 года назад

Stealth shopping! 🤣

@kardwise9714 3 года назад

Sounds like code for stealing. Going to stick that in a story one day lol

@joeykerr5517 3 года назад

24 hour challenge? 😂

@tenncutt 3 года назад

You hide in Walmart for the night...

@Garbagejuicewaterfall 3 года назад

Yeah but he’s doing it!

@rodsavage9387 3 года назад

Really enjoyed this episode, thank you very much.

@sayuncleordie 3 года назад

Love nature photography. Nice work.

@jaredstewmelt 3 года назад

4:55 Dang the graphics in Rust have really come a long way!

@motocrossrebel12 3 года назад

Awesome vid! Makes you feel like your a ghost in the wilderness, I like taking side routes and rucking it when I'm out in popular spots for my photography. But that's were my experience really ends. last year I took up small game hunting learned alot threw that awsell. Love watching these kind of videos as you know we're forever updating our packs and knowledge lol. As for the meal I've seen alot of people dabble in this company threw the MRE review video groups seems to get great reviews!

@N4MQU 3 года назад

I am not a backpacker but for some reason I kept on watching in. Great tips.

@cdesfusa 3 года назад

Thank you kind man, so generous and useful. Great work

@medtech1a 3 года назад

Stealth camping even the deer know you’re out and about.

@IndianaDundee 3 года назад

Set your tent out in the open, stealth camping 101. Lmao

@kanyeistrash9802 3 года назад

For real. So dumb.

@dmindset 3 года назад

Although frowned upon in the areas I hike, I stealth camp the majority of the time. I have the socially distancing thing down for sure.. been doing it all my life pretty much.

@MrJeVai 3 года назад

The concept, the artistic videography, the gear review, LOVE IT ! Subscribed !

@PabloP169 3 года назад

Favourite moment was you getting caught out by the bloke and possibly by others as well. You never know do you.

@1227silver 3 года назад

I’m going camping for my birthday this weekend so happy

@chazmclean6014 3 года назад

Happy birthday!

@joeykerr5517 3 года назад

Happy Birthday!

@Marli2023 3 года назад

Cool, great info. Thanks for the experience..

@highcountryhomestead9505 3 года назад

So I’m basically your neighbor and I have a theory on the weather. Every time I try to ride my motorcycle the weather flops on me. Even if the forecast is completely clear, if I ride my bike, it rains. Never fails, I could put money on it. So I must’ve rode when you filmed this.