Tipi Series: FULL FILM | Gray Bearded Green Beret

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@davids122901 2 года назад

1.Thank you for defending and protecting our way of life in freedom 2.Likely the deepest, and most concise yet simple and fun instructions I've seen 3 Excellent example of traditional heritage and earnestly authentic skill. Greatly appreciated, sir

@KettleCamping Год назад

I totally agree!!

@joshstiltner 2 года назад

Great video brother. When I lived in Montana as a kid my parents owned a KOA and there wasn’t room for the four of us in the top of the A-frame building, so I lived in a teepee for two years. It’s really comfortable and practical.

@inhiscare1 2 года назад

Where at in Montana?

@REVOLVER_NOIR 2 года назад

I’ve been thinking about constructing one on my property to teach my girls some bushcraft. Would you recommend a Teepee or something else to begin with? Novice here so. 😊

@JohnaFactsDontCare... 8 месяцев назад

Sounds like a great experience. I would have loved that as a kid. Like getting your driver's license.... freedom!

@hatfieldmccoy0311 2 года назад

After I got out of the Marines I went back home to South Eastern Kentucky and went as far back into our land in the mountains and spent two years living in my 18 foot tipi, and it helped me deal with my time over there. I am back into the real world and hate it, I am so ready to go back.

@jefffoo7666 2 года назад

From one SOF veteran to another , Thanks for your service to our great nation ! And, . . Thank you for putting together the details of this tepee series ! Airborne !!

@celebmrk9 2 года назад

Never seen one put up before…living in the Great Plains my whole 6 1/2 decades, how did I ever miss this stuff?

@user-uq4wy4sk3v Год назад

Very simple , informative ,and and enjoyable to watch. And yes you can teach a old dog new tricks.

@Titanykus 2 года назад

Awesome video, that chicken at 1:01 went from chicken to speedy gonzalez in a second.

@chrislossing1206 2 года назад

Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us. RU-vid is great because of people like you spreading the knowledge you may not ever see otherwise.

@mycocoaone 2 года назад

I do a 10ft tipi because I am 73 and 5' tall. But I love spending my summers and fall in it!

@unfi6798 2 года назад

Now I know exactly where to put the in-laws when they visits..!! Cheers mate. You always give me great ideas. Catch you & safe 2022.

@cherrypickingdick5life Год назад

This has to be for the VERY BEGINNER. I didn't ever know how to make a teepee, but I think I could have did a trial and error quicker than this video. Extremely detailed... Good for everyone who has the time to sit through the video. But still, 10 out of 10. Awesome info.

@ntvrthmn 2 месяца назад

Liked the necklace knot idea. I've used bamboo and ironwood but prefer pine. I've been "doing" conicals and especially Tipis for almot 5 decades now. I like your calm thoroughness. I see you figured out how to push up the poles rather than pull on the rope...rope works better on 18'+ size lodges.

@DLDafterDark 2 года назад

Dude. Great video. At 1:15 I was in awe. I couldn’t believe how incredible that soil looked. I’m stuck with that VA red clay. Excellent job all the way around. Great work. I would love to have you on my show. This is the kind of stuff our community needs. Thanks man.

@justinfaith8904 2 года назад

The Beard, The Man, The Vision. Great Video Boss!

@adamcecil3630 2 года назад

This was awesome. I love the detail on the knots. Love the music. And the bonus Happy Gilmore reference when you drove the nail made my night!

@PlanetKarma 2 года назад

Awesome stuff brother! I've been living in teepees for the last couple winter months keeping the fires and now building a bunch of survival shelters, thanks for the teachings, gained more skills to try out from watching!

@allanrichts7620 2 года назад

Awesome, loved the ladder!!

@gundoctor4312 2 года назад

Just stumbled on your channel. It's great to see someone doing this stuff close by. I hate when people complain about the cold when it's 40 degrees LMFO. I'm up here by Ft Drum. Climb to Glory!

@Mtlk77 Год назад

Oh, I’m excited to watch this

@randyfuller3146 Год назад

Will be a member the beginning of month

@jamesellsworth9673 2 года назад

Finishing the inside of the tipi with a second, partial skin provides important insulation, airflow, and condensation management. Add raised sapling beds and tanned furs for bedding: YOU will be on your way to comfortable winter nights.

@GrayBeardedGreenBeret 2 года назад

Correct. I use the liner in the winter along with a door. Not necessary otherwise

@frankhernigle8102 2 года назад

I personally prefer splicing the ends. But if I do whip them I have found that heat shrink tape is pretty cool to cover the whips rather than beeswax. Bonus you can use different colors to help keep ropes sorted.

@frankhernigle8102 2 года назад

@@nowakezoneforever6021 well he was whipping the ends of hemp rope. So its assumed it's not a natural resource. That being said it would be no different than using rope or vines. And you could still use heat shrink as an identifier to different ropes.

@SlikPapaRuff 2 года назад

I love the professionalism you bring to Bush craft...Awesome!!

@ntvrthmn 9 месяцев назад

One of the more softly spoken of the Tipi "rules" is to never drop or toss the poles on the ground as the tips can snap easily that way...I guess it's another way of saying "sacred".

@nowherespecial6780 5 месяцев назад

Absolutely love it ran into your channel and I think it's great. We have been living off grid for 7 years here in maine. I was and all ways be a marine .God-bless you and yours!!!

@juanpablomoyano-rr8uv Год назад

Its cool that you showed the process of making a mistake and learning from it like when you cutted the the tip of the rope and had to do it again aplause you top man

@michaelbaldwin6543 2 года назад

Thank you for sharing the full film. I always enjoy your content.

@rickyjackson4307 2 года назад

Long video, but so much learned and well worth it, I'll definitely be putting what I learned into action real soon

@prepperpov5852 2 года назад

Woah! Thank you, sir!

@kevinhouse108 2 года назад

Great series. I was fascinated by the skill it took to put this together. Bravo sir.

@BeardedVikinG75 2 года назад

Awesome video. Enjoyed from start to finish and learned lots of great info. Thanks

@danmalone7819 2 года назад

Really love this series.

@rushyahr7423 2 года назад

This comment is made about 5 minutes into the video. That is the best way to teach the fisherman's knot IMHO, and cordage conservation is a cool concept because it actually makes lashing faster and easier. I love it.

@daveclark8726 2 года назад

This is a great video. You make it look easy to make those poles and clean them up.

@joshmontgomery4040 2 года назад

Great video … been working in timber most of my life.

@brucenilssen1235 Год назад

Great video. Like the way you explain everything. Love your commentary and down home sense of humor. Thank you...

@bigrich7026 2 года назад

Thanks Josh. Long time since I tuned in. Thanks for all the great information. My kit(s) have definitely been tweaked with your helpful knowledge. I have learned from you more than anyone would want to read here if I mentioned it. I still have to make my ghillie. That will be my next step. Sorry I didn't check in to wish you a Merry Christmas and Happy and blessed New Year. Hope you all found some peace and rest. nice video 👍🏼

@bobelot6302 2 года назад

Merry Christmas to you and yours!

@Spifty12 Год назад

Super cool!

@Brad-99 2 года назад

Awesome !

@ThaByrd 2 года назад

1 1/2 hrs... it truly is a christmas miracle

@KLeVoyBarnes Год назад

GREAT VIDEO - WHAT A GREAT DAD WHAT KID DOESN'T WANT TO HAVE THEIR OWN TIPI ( GUESS I ALWAYS SPELLED IT WRONG TEEPEE ) GREAT DETAIL AND GREAT VIDEOS TO WATCH

@bigups1915 2 года назад

I’ve been staying in van and a bell tent for a minute, time to check into tipi life

@michaelcarter8209 2 года назад

Outstanding

@craig6542 2 года назад

Thank you for the content and shared knowledge. 👍💯

@dennislindenpellinge 2 года назад

All the best !😁

@k9road Год назад

..I like the bass-line in the music... 😊👍

@kennethvalerio1294 Год назад

Nice work

@ScottBallard 2 года назад

Cool stuff! Semper Fi.

@ScottBallard 2 года назад

@@nowakezoneforever6021 Well yeah, I'm a marine. But my sentiment was in more of a comradery amongst people that have served and a show of respect. Also, when I was at Fort Sill for Artillery training, which you know is an army base, which is where all artillery marine's went, at least at the time - I heard many the "ooo sha". I didn't make it up. That's not what my comment was about.

@robertrobert5188 Год назад

So much easier to put skin outside up and slide lifting pole underneath. Rolling up is so easy this way.

@jerriscollins-ruth9019 2 года назад

Thanks.

@johnabramides8035 2 года назад

Love the video,John,Sheppey, UK..................................................

@garyprice8330 2 года назад

Great show brother very informative love ur show

@louisdoss5853 2 года назад

If U look at that beauty it looks like U know what your doing . Great job , great video showing every inch of the way . I love it .

@kalstreksandtrails7606 Год назад

If you make this into a DVD I would definitely buy it. Awesome video my friend

@GrayBeardedGreenBeret Год назад

A tipi film would be a lot of fun to make.

@kevinwoodson8909 Год назад

Cool TP have always wanted one

@SonoraSlinger 2 года назад

I just moved to AZ from the Adks. Miss those maples for sure

@knolltop314 2 года назад

awesome.

@lgall8488 2 года назад

Live your videos

@jenniferbauman4802 2 года назад

That was fun great video. God bless. From Glenn CATT in Massachusetts.

@cultural_lettuce1 2 года назад

Christmas came early this year!

@JohnaFactsDontCare... 8 месяцев назад

Whoa, all that AND a bag of chips! I was wondering where all the manly men are. Canada, they are in Canada. Great video, I'll be using some of your suggestions in June when I head to Wrangell Alaska on a 3 month solo trip. Well, not solo, I'll have my trusty dog Lucy, living the teepee life.

@bruce2927 2 года назад

Very nice👍

@rushyahr7423 2 года назад

About 30 minutes in, and I still think this is one of the best bushcraft videos I have seen in at least a year.

@skully1030 2 года назад

I just subscribed to your channel great stuff . Now I'm going to go watch some more of this stuff 😊👍

@jinxjones5497 Год назад

Sweet Case knife. Damn it! He said "whip" like Stewie!!!

@rushyahr7423 2 года назад

Halfway through, and I've had a few drinks, and I also created a notebook page full of notes about cordage, lol

@rushyahr7423 2 года назад

Seriously still blowing my mind

@lindag5270 2 года назад

I really liked this video. Very informative. My only question is, where is the door flap and how does it attach?

@barronvonpitbull4544 2 года назад

Lol!hahahahaha come on man! Thxs! I needed that!

@christopherpeterson1400 2 года назад

Land management is a real thing,, well it used to be .. RIP LAVOY

@tcranger85 2 года назад

Yeah, crazy how begging the FBI to shoot at you sometimes plays out…

@Josh-qk2ru 2 года назад

Hey mr grey bearded green beret i was wondering if you could make a video on how you pack your bugout bag either on youtube here or instagram

@jaywolfdesigns 2 года назад

love this channel, like the music too, ty brother

@williamneal7210 2 года назад

Building stuff using rabbit poo...well...you learn something new every day!

@THEBOSS-vn2ky 2 года назад

The pole ladder. You can take with you. I guess I will try to explain this. Take a 10ft or 20ft pole Lay it down on the ground. Cut ✂ in half? Go up a foot cut ✂ to the middle on the right, go to the top, on the left side cut ✂ to the middle. Know what, cut in half? Chisel out the middle, a three-sided Square.? Can you see it. Drill out every ft. (HOLES,) runners-up the middle, used wooden Peg. 4Runners.?? Take the pole ladder with you, wherever you want. Good job kids ✌🇺🇸✌🤠🍻.

@rushyahr7423 2 года назад

Mora companion, best knife ever, still haven't had a reason to buy another knife

@mrseuff617 2 года назад

Great Informative video, can I get the model number for that case folder please?

@adamlong54 2 года назад

Good deal brother someone needs to teach em. I'm Native American we got the memo at birth lol 19delta Scouts out.👍

@jethroY8100 Год назад

Bugs are protein lol. If your pit is simi permanent you could trench in a pvc pipe to feed air to the fire and keep some of your heat inside

@brianpriest3638 Год назад

What knife is that? Love the channel! This is a cool project!

@GrayBeardedGreenBeret Год назад

Probably my puukko, don’t remember

@brianpriest3638 Год назад

@@GrayBeardedGreenBeret yeah I like that knife too. I should’ve been more specific “what case knife is that?” It looks like a Panama trapper in the video, but is it just a single spear point blade, or am I just not seeing the clip point beside it? At any rate, it’s good lookin’! Cheers from central Kentucky!

@michelhedley1805 Год назад

What about the inner wall? The inner wall is very clever.

@randyfuller3146 2 года назад

You are in the Androndacks that is were I live

@blackhat517 Год назад

Coalcracker rocks.

@Tvrz 2 года назад

Wow new subscriber here, it took three videos over couple of weeks to get me to subscribe ... I was a PX Ranger myself.... I can't stand the thought of danger

@bobbiechavez2990 2 года назад

Good looking teepee, GB2… I’ve always wanted one. Did you make it yourself or buy it? If bought, where from and cost?

@GrayBeardedGreenBeret 2 года назад

This is from Nomadics Tipi Makers

@nas4free 2 года назад

Buy one if you can because making one is a huge hassle. Focus on obtaining poles and getting them ready. Length of poles = 4ft + Teepee diameter. Longer poles look really nice crossing at the top. Harvesting your own poles is a lot of work to skin and smooth but worth the effort, even if you only set up the teepee in your backyard for family and friends. Inside fire is awesome in the later fall. Enjoy.

@nancygreggpasiecznik4673 2 года назад

What is the name of the tool you used to remove the bark?

@jasonjohnson6344 2 года назад

@@nancygreggpasiecznik4673 It’s called a “drawknife”. Available in several styles and blade lengths on Amazon. I’ve seen em in the Garrette-Wade catalog too. The hand grip positioning of your particular drawknife choice is IMO the most important consideration. Knowing what you REALLY intend to do with your knife, and the type of wood you’ll be processing will mean a lot towards your final choice of blade length and handle style. Enjoy an eons old craftsman’s tool. ✌️👍

@rushyahr7423 2 года назад

Okay, exactly halfway through... This guy's starts pulling out old school carpentry stuff applied to bush craft... Really dude, you have no stops on how much you can bushcraft

@sparrowflying864 Год назад

Where did you get your tee pee ? What's the brand. Thanks grey beard.

@GrayBeardedGreenBeret Год назад

Nomadics

@rushyahr7423 2 года назад

About 3/4 way through, insight about teepee technology

@diliplahiri9052 2 года назад

I like the "mr. JEFFERSON " WALK WHEN ERECTING THE TRIPOD

@GrayBeardedGreenBeret 2 года назад

Nailed it

@billwood5502 2 года назад

I didn't realize you are in NY also

@huxmetalworks7371 2 года назад

Hi great video new subscriber I have a couple questions if you don't mind could you give me a couple of ideals I'm a little confused on how to figure the diameter and the length of the poles one more thing can you give me an idea on approximately how many poles you use you do great work I like your Channel keep it up and by all means I appreciate you sharing with me thanks

@jinxjones5497 2 года назад

_it appeared to be 11 poles so maybe an even dozen if one was obscured but the other questions will depend on the dimensions of the covering you have._

@rushyahr7423 2 года назад

Damn native American technology was cool

@rushyahr7423 2 года назад

Sounds crazy, lash cord set? Huh? Come on, good idea,I know it sounds crazy but I know you think it might be a good idea.

@kevinwoodson8909 Год назад

Did you do your 20 just wondering or 25

@kennethvalerio1294 Год назад

Trial-error 👍