Would you camp using this traditional Australian swag method?

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@art-is-lazy4509 2 года назад

As a kid we used to have one of the last of the original swaggies drop by our farm every summer to work on our farm, we used to offer him to set up in our shed but he used to prefer to camp down the river as that was how he travelled walking up and down the Murray Darling basin. My brothers and me made him a sleeping platform in a willow tree that had been pushed over by a flood and we used to bring him walaby, rabbits and ducks we'd shoot for him, which was what he preferred, veggies from our garden, bread mum would bake and tinned fruit. He used to tell us stories about his travels up and down the river, including fathering multiple kids, he was Austrian and you could tell he used to be handsome. When he stopped coming one year we just assumed he died, illness, snakebite, etc; doing what he loved, travelling and living under the stars. The most free person I've ever known, now I'm getting to the end of my life, surrounded by things and stuff I look back at that time and person with fondness for the simplicity and honesty which existed back then.

@moorshound3243 2 года назад

Wonderful story thank you for sharing.

@mxredbaron 2 года назад

Yes Wonderful thank you for sharing your memory it with us.

@-Rickster- 2 года назад

Truly touching. Thank you for sharing this living history 🙏🏻

@hapidjus2520 2 года назад

That's pretty cool

@Djejjcjqjjwjfkckcje 2 года назад

Awesome.

@rodgeorge7244 2 года назад

Great vid Scotty that brought back memories of my childhood we only had a couple of old grey army blankets to sleep with, a frying pan and a billy to make tea, a few spuds to throw in the fire, water from the creek if we caught a fish or 2 or a rabbit we ate like kings those were the days ,that was in the late 50s I was about 11 or 12 years old loved it then and still love it now but with a little more comfort ,well why not I'm 73 years old and I think I've earned it

@Chingalo2006 2 года назад

Good on ye Rod, A true camper never loses the bug! Nothing like getting out into nature and surviving with what you have nearby. Salute from Ireland.

@dominictodd2433 2 года назад

You’ve got one from Maine as well, I’m still young but I’m in the Boy Scouts and I promised myself that I will keep camping till my legs won’t take me out to the woods. I also want to post videos on my channel so others can share the same love for the outdoors I do, It’s a humble channel I own not like Scott’s but I want to help as much as I can.

@MrZoomah 2 года назад

Those were the day. The change is massive even since I was a kid. (I'm 34). I have a decent size property with a lot of bush. I foster care an Aboriginal kid and as part of raising a confident Aboriginal kid we do a lot of rough camping. I took one of the elders, who's in his late 80s, the other week and went out with only water, digging sticks and the rifles. (Spearing animals isn't humane). The first thing that always strikes me is how quiet the bush is compared to when I was a kid. So few insects, birds, and the little shuffly animals such as native mice, lizards, etc. As a kid you sometimes couldn't talk because of how loud the birds were. The old bloke said that he used to be able to survive indefinitely in the bush but now has to take food with him as he's never sure if there will be animals in his area. He used to lay on his back in a paddock and couldn't see the sky from horizon to horizon due to the black cockatoos. Now if we see 30 cockatoos in a flock we are astounded. We ate a goanna and some tubers but he said even the tubers were smaller than he remembers due to the lack of rain. I'm in the process of learning to breed insects to release into my bush. I also have set up water points in the bush. Hopefully it'll help the animals to breed in my area so by the time the kids can take over the property it's noisy again.

@leostanley9924 2 года назад

@@MrZoomah legend.

@kennethgardner3090 2 года назад

I don`t know if you have ever watched the movie" stand by me" but it also brings back childhood memories. At 12 years old I always went with other kids and my dog. I was almost 18 when I started camping alone. I bought my backpack when I was around 24. This let me go around 5 days but because I was an adult with a full time job, most of my camping was just overnight like before.

@markwatson1955 2 года назад

Hey Scotty, Mark is my name, and I have been following your adventures for a while. Yet, I have never given you a call-out. Buddy, I am a mid 60s young bloke! I really appreciate you and the no frills, Aussie way of showing how you do things without any b.s. Cheers mate, and take care…

@fatmanfaffing4116 2 года назад

So good to see a young bloke getting out there and doing it for real and... doing it with respect to our heritage, both indigenous and pioneering. Those swaggies were tough as old boots but still appreciative of our literature, music and culture and let's not forget our 'First nation' people. how tough were they! At 60 I am getting back to camping out of a backpack after decades of car camping and I like the idea of minimalist, traditional swaggie kit. Great video, you got a new subscriber.

@outdoorvideoswithbrad 2 года назад

I camp out of a backpack too but I use some traditional stuff and I’m a forager

@bul1yy 2 года назад

Solid bloke for always adding the Acknowledgment of Traditional Owners; also Black Cockatoos are a sign of rain :) For the mosquitos also - find eucalyptus / gum nut trees and get the leaves, brush/slap them against yourself and it’ll leave the scent on you or burn them in the fire, the oil from them is a natural repellent and the smoke will keep them away

@dustinjohnston2666 2 года назад

I love your attitude when so many things didn’t go as planned. Had to fight to find a spot, mosquitoes everywhere, and storms. You still showed the great outdoors with excitement and love. Sometimes that’s how it goes in the backcountry, but you just need to be in the moment and enjoy. Keep being awesome.

@glassywaters3171 2 года назад

The sounds of rain drops on the tarp when out camping or on a tin roof at night so relaxing .But one single drop in the kitchen sink all night drives you fkn insane . god i miss camping can't wait to get back out there great video scotty 👍

@thepariah3516 2 года назад

The beauty of the Aussie bush never ceases to inspire me. It's where my heart and spirit live.

@thebushcobbers4666 2 года назад

Lovely work as always Scotty!! Swag camping is engrained into our Aussie history and certainly something that we would love to try!! 🤙

@thebushcobbers4666 2 года назад

Also love how you've brought back your old brekky. OG Scotty viewers will know the mushroom and cracked egg breakfast 😍

@BillPelican 2 года назад

Great stuff, Scotty. This is the most supportive comment section I've ever seen on RU-vid, and I've been here since the beginning. Keep it up brother!

@bobmenzies4137 2 года назад

Those were the good old days ! thanks lets all go back to being a swagman when life was so simple ! I once lived the dream !

@AndyPearo 2 года назад

The fly/swag setup has been my standard goto for a lot of years now. Been the whole way around Australia sleeping like that. My fitness is declining now, so thinking about adding a helinox stretcher to my hiking tent. Put your fire upwind of the swag to help with mozzies.

@denisefoxcroft8920 2 года назад

This has me singing 🎶 Once upon a time a swagman camped beside a billabong 🎵...Australians have camping 🏕 in their blood and so enjoy watching their adventures. Have fun and enjoy! Cheers 🍻 Love the accent.

@ewiysfishing9549 2 года назад

Next u should bring your swag to the shallow river that would be so cool and bring a rod

@ramblinonandon 2 года назад

If l get stuck in the bush without mozzie spray, l always crush some gum leaves up and rub them where needed..seems to help. Best are lemon scented gum or citronella.

@chriscroteau4793 2 года назад

Your good humor even when obviously not much was going to plan is so refreshing! A lot of people would have been miserable and grumpy, but you kept seeing the bright side

@scarletjoehandsome2360 2 года назад

Cheers to the jolly swagman! Very nice to show how to carry a roll like this comfortably!

@erroleabrown4317 2 года назад

We lived in Darwin once and the Mosquitos were so epic we had bites all over our legs for weeks and then weirdly they stopped biting us. We had to go to the doctor tho to stop the infections. Man that’s a heavily treed place and the black cockertoos were owesome I love that sound they make. Thanks for the video

@judyrobinson9556 2 года назад

Cheers from the USA! Loved the video. I could hear those mosquitos buzzing. Rainy camping is always interesting and challenging. I once camped during a 17 hour rainstorm with pink lightning. I was on a hill, so didn't get flooded out, but a bridge was out the next day and some trees down and flooded areas. Camping is always fun, no matter what the weather. Take care and stay safe. Hoo Roo!

@stephenthompson2542 2 года назад

Reminded me of camping with Dad in a cyclone .Obviously the weather was kinder for you but still no floor in the old canvas ten . Thank you for the memories.

@pete67aus 2 года назад

Hi Scotty. Great video as usual mate. I just wanted to suggest that you avoid blowing out the Toaks alcohol burner. If you happen to blow it not quite right you might end up with burning alcohol on your face or spilling out onto dry grass etc. I have the same burner and always snuff it out with the base of my pot to suffocate the flame. 👍

@mfanwelikeit3760 2 года назад

Came here to say this!

@westralianoffroad 2 года назад

I’m right into our swaggy history. The poems from Henry Lawson are just awesome to listen too as well. We have such a great and fascinating swagman history. It’s great to see you embracing it, Scott.

@steffanoswald7917 2 года назад

Quick tip, put some logs under your tinder to elevate your fire. You'll have an easier time of it. Instead of fighting the moisture in the soil.

@TheAirborneGator 2 года назад

Just a little tip start a small fire and throw some green leafy sprigs on it so it smokes and blows across the shelter area, to drive off mosquitos.

@jm9841 2 года назад

Ist view, sub'd. I used to go camping with just a clear plastic sheet. Stuff some grass in each corner, shape it like an octopus and loop the rope over that. Was lighter than a tent. (Dome tents weren't around then.) Best tent ever. I've spent 100's of nights under canvas. The old army tents were great but not really for hiking. Good luck with 100k.

@Markk4kk 2 года назад

Can't believe you braved going out camping with all the rain we've been having! Love the swag gear you just need to grow the beard

@jimfatyakmcgregor8867 2 года назад

Fantastic swag ideas mate, I don’t think it looks silly at all, you are really looking like a true bushie now. I’m so glad you did this. I think to keep the tradition going is a wonderful idea.

@quikstop4347 2 года назад

Here’s a quick cooking tip... undercook your veggies then throw them back on top of the meat when it’s about done and let the residual heat finish them off. It will be done to perfection and will be at the right temperature for consumption! Love the setup, simple is often the best...

@juliee9516 2 года назад

What a beautiful piece of Aussie paradise. Trees are stunning. Congrats on 90k.

@chrismain7562 2 года назад

Great video Scotty. Things aren't always perfect in the bush - thanks for having the confidence to show that.

@aceleaf 2 года назад

Nice to be unplanned. Doing something heart felt. I like it.

@fayleya3865 Год назад

Love this! Watched it a couple of times now. I’ve only ever taken dehydrated meals, so I’m interested in seeing how you make luxury food work. You even took butter!

@lilliansmith5078 2 года назад

Brave man camping under those trees in a storm!

@willcrossley9537 2 года назад

My very first time swag camping in the dry bush at 12 years old I woke up to a 4m python a couple meters away from the swag. Owner of the property has known the snake for about a decade and it could've easily taken little 12 year old me with no drama. It was just chillin tho and we both went about our day

@GettinReal 2 года назад

Good on ya Scotty! I have been busy with subscribing to channels again with this new device and your video popped up as a timely reminder... thank God! Keep doing what you're doing mate and as obviously a great influence for our younger generations and a good reminder of traditions that made our country great. I really enjoy reading the comments to your videos too. Great wealth of experiences. Have a good one!

@VeloObscura 2 года назад

The carry method with the two shoulder straps is really ingenious! Smart way of being able to more comfortably carry that gear over longer distances. I'd love to see a revision to this setup to swap the titanium frying pan for a more authentic steel billy. Billy tea by the fire? Don't mind if I do!

@DetraDearmas 2 года назад

First time I've seen a swag. But yes we tarp camp with ground cloth set up. Much more comfortable than tent. Bet we could roll it up like that too!

@hanksbud2544 2 года назад

Excellant video Scottie, thank for sharing your country with us.

@scottypajamas6757 2 года назад

Its almost 1:30am I'm higher than a kite and stumbled upon this... P.S. my name is also Scotty

@jennyleef1775 2 года назад

Another great video Scotty. Hey the "disaster" type camps are often the best and give us a great laugh when we remember them many years down the track. As for the swag camping...yep it's a great way to camp. My swag was secondhand when I bought it over 40 years ago, so it's basic as they get, just canvas and a thin mattress no poles, no mesh nothing. I still love it and it works a treat still. Keep the videos coming I love watching them.

@mackie_p 2 года назад

Honestly I’m not sure if I’d use a bivvy like that, I really enjoy my 2 person tent for the simple reason of being able to keep things inside and dry. My tent is also extremely light and packs super small, no need for a tarp. Wouldn’t mind giving it a try though!

@jof1495 2 года назад

Wow…those mozzies! Think I’d have been tempted to stick my legs in the rain-jacket sleeves & wear it upside down with the bottom around my waist! 🤣 So great to show that things not quite going to plan doesn’t necessarily have to be an issue, or stop you from doing stuff (& that it can even add to the experience!)...& helps with feeling & bit less apprehensive/ more confident about trying things that might not work out as intended. Glad to see someone else other than me likes mint jelly too! 🙂

@Andyb2379 2 года назад

Love listening to the different birds singing away in the background. Nice companions to have. Keeping the old traditions alive is brilliant Scotty, the old timers made the best from very little. Man oh man that rain & Mozzies Stay safe mate.

@MrMrBiggles 2 года назад

Thank you so much for showing the carry method.

@frenchys_prospecting Год назад

I appreciate seeing a camping vid that isn’t “perfect” and I’m glad you showed the rest of us “couch campers” that camping is an all weather activity.

@topendgold9284 2 года назад

Ever use occy straps for your hootchie(tarp) instead of setting up your line thing? We used to use them almost exclusively to set up our hotcakes in about 1 minute.

@Lukeslittletribe 2 года назад

This is great. You have inspired me to get out there for a swag camp! Your settup was really functional.

@TaralgaBushAdventure 2 года назад

those ghost gums at 4:05 are fantastic. Great video Scotty, thanx!

@markraciborski4289 9 месяцев назад

Back weight always gets me. You feel like you need to learn forward as you get tired. Walking around like an astronaut on the moon. I don't care how much weight you transfer to hips. This setup doesn't cost $300 plus for modern designed backpacks. 👍 👍 👍 Not having to plow around in a tall, deep, sack, for a pair of dry socks.

@MaddawgEDC 6 месяцев назад

All my dad's family are Aussie, so I guess I'm half... I really want to learn more about the traditional Aussie swag setup and use it over here. This looked like a fun trip. I enjoyed the video! 😊

@kurts64 2 года назад

Swag and tarp, perfect camp setup. That shot at 25.00👌 beaut Aussie bush camp. Cheers for all the vids, hope you crack the 100k mark👍👍

@ahayseed654 Год назад

Me; Stop tape! We'll come back tomorrow with long pants, long sleeves,repellant, and head net.😂 Seriously, nice vid, from USA.

@kristoffer-robinlotze7273 2 года назад

I'd never heard of swags before I visited Australia in 2016. Tried it when doing a tour of the red center. Must say I consider getting one and have it shipped here to Sweden. 😀

@whateveryoulike7629 2 года назад

I have this box net setup and was hoping you would do a vid with one eventually. Great video man. I enjoyed this one as much as any of them. Legend.

@JonathanBydendyk 2 года назад

Nice tip on the trucker hitch, way easier

@jhann990 2 года назад

Cheers mate. Good work in the rain

@injuredtechman 2 года назад

Wow the mozzies… such patience for things that can’t helped Scotty. 🙏🏻 Salute.

@shanemorrison7867 2 года назад

Good trick to keep the mozies away at night, if you can find some termite mound, break some off and periodically burn small bits of it in the camp fire, trust me it works a treat, learnt it off of one of my old aboriginal mates.

@1jeffcan 2 года назад

Great setup. Thanks for sharing and explaining it all.

@paulknoer1259 2 года назад

Awesome video sir. I love seeing different types of camp gear and setups that people are using.

@NoProb4Rob 2 года назад

Nice vid, my first time seeing your channel. I like your attitude and content. Looking forward to more, from New Zealand.

@mariac9582 Год назад

Aww Scotty u are a lovely bloke ….. singing scotty swagman hmmmm the jury is out 😂😂😂😂😂

@reneenolan8163 2 года назад

I love that you left in the call from mum!

@TheSillySwagman 2 года назад

Sour Ales are bloody awesome! Great video, mate. Looks like you really got that swag slung nice and evenly for this trip. Good stuff 🤙

@Vinceventuring 2 года назад

Your videos bring me a whole other level of relaxation ❤️ you always do such an awesome job.

@myke49 2 года назад

Great stuff. Reminds me of my time in the Scouts way back when. We see Black Cockies at our place near Canberra quite often. They are not all that common. The white ones outnumber them by 10,000 to 1. Love your swag and equipment. Nice and light but very effective. And great cooking skills. See you in the bush. Mike

@thedailymindset 2 года назад

Another nice video Scott. I got a kick out the phone call in the wild and you singing at the end. Glad you're having fun.

@alexdetrojan4534 Год назад

Smart idea about the tea towel.

@I3lkspartan 2 года назад

Good on you Scotty mate, keeping traditions alive. Really enjoyed the video and I hope to see more like them

@hentiebeukes5319 2 года назад

Awesome stuff. Like the Mozi net I am going swaging this weekend just got to get a good Tarp like yours but will do with what I have for now. Congrats on the subscription count.

@matthewvelo 2 года назад

Hi Scott, I've done a few bedroll and tarp hikes over the past decades and I'll happily say that it's modern, ultralight gear for me (with some Bushman brand 80% DEET mozzie rep)! Traditional kit is much more hard-wearing, a lot easier to repair and in some ways, more multi-functional, but there aren't many of us going out for more than a couple of nights that need gear that's that robust (and heavy).

@Jujudo 2 года назад

Ahh the sounds of those mozzies and seeing them on ya is making me itchy from here! Lovely stuff as always though mate. Cheers from Melbourne

@kan2879 2 года назад

Hey Scotty, another great vid mate, thank you. Just returned today from a couple night’s camp in the Alton goods box bug net and bathtub groundsheet… coincidentally (first time I had it out)… great product and a wonderful way to awake in the morning…. Suggest carrying some extra para cord though ….

@williamgoodwin9667 2 года назад

Way to go. Great to see this kind of content. Also to see so many black cockies flying around they are far and few between these days. Keep up the great work buddy. 🙏🤜💪👏👏👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👌🏼😜🍻

@sarnginthebrave3285 2 года назад

Based on the birds and the trees around you, I thought I had a reasonably good idea where you are located. Then you busted out those beers and I now I know your local. Good video. I might see you out and about the place if I haven’t already passed you on my travels

@BlackshacksBushcraft 2 года назад

Nothing wrong with this video Scotty. Thoroughly enjoyed it. Only... I was keen to see how you dealt with the wet tarp, folding, packing, storing for the walk out etc.

@ScottysGoneWalkabout 2 года назад

Thanks mate. With the tarp, I just stuffed it into its stuff sack and put it in my front dilly bag.

@axerxes3981 2 года назад

Scotty.... nice video. More about your Swag Kit, please. Love your videos. Thanks for sharing and best wishes.... Ax

@Typingwithpaws 2 года назад

ol facebook been advertising this stuff to me for ages, good to see how it all works and what you think of it. pretty sweet! thanks for showing us!

@brianbuzzen 2 года назад

A great set up. The images from the camera are crystal clear. Thanks !

@MTwoodsrunner 2 года назад

Awesome video Scotty!...appreciate your efforts sharing your videos with us , extra points awarded for the added difficulties...Growing up we packed everything into a Bedroll secured with cotton rope from my moms cloths line draped over a shoulder...bit of a swag i reckon...life was slower and simpler back then...loved your setup...Cheers mate!...woods

@AGL888 2 года назад

Love ya work mate. Inspiring. Thankyou. 33yr old. north Qld. Original south coast lad so I love ya vids dude. Great job. Keep em coming.

@RUMCYCO 2 года назад

Scotty, get used to the locked out /no camping areas. This is the new agenda for all of us low impact , bushwalking, camping, lovers of the bush. We're being locked out of the environment we want our kids to see and appreciate like we do. Rant over. Keep up the amazing work you do mate .

@aaronsgunsmithing 2 года назад

Mint Jelly on lamb is so delicious.

@nicholasbestevaar6064 2 года назад

I really like your video mate. Well done and thanks.

@jasonedwardledburynewzeala9897 2 года назад

Nice set bro.😁🤙 thanks from New Zealand.🌏😊👍👏👏👏🥳

@woopiflyer6836 2 года назад

Make a good light insect repellent by mixing half baby oil and half dettol. Soak a cloth in it. Keep in a plastic container or bag. Rub onto skin where needed. Charter boat operator from Cairns told me of this many years ago. Works a treat.

@baronedipiemonte3990 Год назад

This had me thinking about the little ditty "Waltzing Matilda" and the "Jolly Swagman". Nice video. Get high concentration of DEET ! Fire hint - carry a can of cheap shaving cream to cover/put out the fire ... it blocks the air/oxygen - one of the three components needed for fire

@flashmore3 2 года назад

finally something worth watching, theres so little decent content these days. Dont give up on the fishing though, even you catch nothing its still enjoyable to watch. Answering the question though, me personally, Ive slept in the long grass with Indigenous ppl around the top end, on park benches and on desert islands. I had an idea for your channel now that restrictions are lifting, perhaps a trip up far north with equally eager outdoorsman fishing and exploring would make good content?

@grimreaper6112 2 года назад

Bet you never slept with Yowies near by wanting to get friendly in the middle of the night if you know what i mean.

@Tazza189 2 года назад

I can smell this video!! nothing beats the smell of rain in the Aussie bush

@ourbluedemon3604 2 года назад

Takes me back to the simple bush camping did with mates many years ago!

@brendanashby6624 2 года назад

It would be good if you could show a little bit more of the edible bush tucker around I like seeing it when you show that. Helps remind me of the things I've forgotten like the pig face hips ID forgotten about those but I saw in your other video you were snacking on them which made my memory kick in to place again and remember that

@NathanNostaw 2 года назад

The swagsetuplooks quite comfortable and practical. Beautiful bush setting, the bark colours sure come alive after the rain. We can tell how bad the mozzies were when the camera audio picks them up. That mozzie net looks like good stuff.

@TheGrumpy01 2 года назад

don't blame you for affiliating with Survival Supplies Australia. I've got a bit of gear from them and they are an awesome mob! Good selection of gear too.

@zarkan88 2 года назад

Corporal corner ridge line system. Nice 👌🏻

@Christopherjamesmurphy21 2 года назад

I just listened to "the band played waltzing Matilda" by Liam Clancy today. Such a sad story. Then this shows up in my fed. Well done Scotty. Love the vids.

@ronski499 2 года назад

Love your vids. I noticed when you were tying up your swag roll that when you pass the rope thru the loop to ty it off if you pass it thru twice and cinch it up it will stay tight. The same as when you ty your main line to the tree when putting up your tarp. It's an old postmans knot for tying bundles of letters.

@tonywoodsadv 2 года назад

You can still see the rare swaggie about. Saw one treading the blacktop just out of Molong NSW late 2021.

@gregoryluc2876 Год назад

Great show bub!! Anytime I watch and learn and improve my setup I’ll give the salute! Myself, move very slow with bow and arrow then set up for comfort. In the water or on land- it’s all sweet! Very nice show man!!

@stuscamping1749 2 года назад

Loved the video! It's always good to see the bush in the rain, it's so beautiful and serene. Also, best place to try out your singing voice, no one there to critique. 😅