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Big Stupid S'More! - Epic Meal Time

CLICK LIKE/FAV Epic Meal Time went camping in a really serious non-camping way! We hit the backyard and made a big ol' stupid s'more that breaks the ...

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Dawn Schnoor commented on 26 Jun 2015

get a life lol

I'm Your Friend So don't worry commented on 28 Nov 2015

That is there life and it's greeeeeat

Milkjar (RO) commented on 10 Sep 2015

Yeah, they should get a life so I can take their jobs >:D

Rose Cassetty commented on 16 May 2015

I'd love to eat that. Just without the liquor

maya baeckel commented on 18 May 2015

haha yes

EnclaveTesla commented on 01 Feb 2015

Oh boy. 70,000 calories? I can burn that off in a week. Thanks motabalism. You're the best.

Timon Smeets commented on 08 Nov 2015

+Taylor Shelton try planking 3 minutes every morning when you wake up + 100 squats.

Sassy kitty commented on 07 Sep 2015

The word just gave you the finger

Dark Link commented on 19 Jun 2015

+Taylor Shelton oh shut up no one cares about your problems

Bradley Hamilton commented on 17 Jun 2015

+hokage1997 she's trying to lose weight not bulk. Muscle is denser and therefor heavier than fat. So she would weigh more.

Arief Imran Roslan commented on 12 Apr 2015

I eat oil chicken beef and three layered eggs deep fried meat balls deep fried cheese sticks and im 55 kg, my motabalism sucks

EnclaveTesla commented on 22 Mar 2015

+Taylor Shelton lol its all good. Just keep eating healthy and try to stay away from fast food. Work out an hour a day and push yourself to your limit, but not over it that you pass out, you sould loose more weight and gain some muscle, P.S dont forget to eat protien, helps alot.

Marzia censored commented on 22 Mar 2015

+hokage1997 it's okay but I'm sorry I guess that's rude what I said. I just get so frustrated because I have a stupid diet and have to work my butt off just so i lose 1 pound a week. I'm not severely overweight but It won't get off my body and I'm only 14 :(

EnclaveTesla commented on 22 Mar 2015

+Taylor Shelton im sorry :\

Marzia censored commented on 22 Mar 2015

+hokage1997 I DOOOO but it doesn't work

EnclaveTesla commented on 18 Mar 2015

+Taylor Shelton Not my fault my body is healthy. Lol gotta eat right to stay healthy

Marzia censored commented on 17 Mar 2015

Stfu stop taking things for granted you little spoiled kid

Maggie - 23 - THE BIG HAT / THE CAMPING TRIP / THE LEANING TOWER OF CARROT

When a big brown hat blows on top of Hamilton's box, he builds a restaurant inside it and serves Beast and Maggie an exotic meal. However he ends up closing ...

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Hailey E.M. Hamato ヘイリ commented on 28 Dec 2015

Great googally moogally

Wendy Corduroy commented on 17 Dec 2015

I remember this shows

3 Night Winter Bushcraft Camp.

A buddy and I spent 4 days camping. We made a super shelter, used our axes a bunch and cooked some great food. Check out Kyle's video here..

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crookedcoophomestead commented on 25 Jan 2016

What brand axe are you using?

JoeRobinetBushcraft commented on 25 Jan 2016

+crookedcoophomestead wetterlings

DENNIS TEEFT commented on 25 Jan 2016

What boots are you wearing? Solomon?

JoeRobinetBushcraft commented on 25 Jan 2016

+DENNIS TEEFT yes, quest

canaldopulgah commented on 11 Jan 2016

I don't get it. You guys are sleeping on the ground? So there are no snakes and spiders right? I'm from Brazil so I'm used to things trying to kill me on the ground at night when I go camping.

JoeRobinetBushcraft commented on 11 Jan 2016

+canaldopulgah correct, no snakes or spiders in the winter time, in other months there are ticks , snakes and spiders, but really the only worry is ticks and other bugs that bite.

alex cody commented on 01 Jan 2016

you use stakes a lot what do you do when the ground is frozen.Chris

JoeRobinetBushcraft commented on 01 Jan 2016

+alex cody snow stakes

Jack Liszewski commented on 24 Dec 2015

Hey Joe, great video. New to the bushcraft scene and was wondering how you keep your meat fresh over 4 days.

JoeRobinetBushcraft commented on 24 Dec 2015

+Jack Liszewski It was cold weather, so it was ok...in warmer weather, I would freeze the food first, or dehydrate it.

Drew Sanders commented on 17 Dec 2015

Probably my 10th time watching this and I still find myself learning new things every time. Question I have is which type of wood do you find to curl the best and which type of wood is good for burning?

JoeRobinetBushcraft commented on 17 Dec 2015

+Drew Sanders I like hardwoods for both, Red Oak being my favorite. Ash, Maple, Cherry, Elm, all extremely good woods for burning, but Red Oak has a very straight grain wcich makes it easy to split, and make curls.

OutSide commented on 15 Dec 2015

If you gents had any sense about you, you'd consider doing more reviews. Specifically, might I suggest branching out into the world of distilled spirits? Based solely from a bushcraft perspective of course, you could test out a case of Sailor J. to start off; the possibilities thereafter are endless. ;)

JoeRobinetBushcraft commented on 16 Dec 2015

+GotSig? hahaha, wise words.

Jared Shinn commented on 07 Dec 2015

Joe, you should really do this again this year for more days.

Epicleeb commented on 22 Dec 2015

+Jared Shinn +1

GetUr Phil commented on 19 Nov 2015

Just came across your videos. Which Province are you in? If i had to guess, I would say Ontario.

JoeRobinetBushcraft commented on 19 Nov 2015

+GetUr Phil You are correct.

Self Feeding Fire - 14+ Hour Fire

I've seen a photo of this making its rounds lately. Thought I'd try it out last night. Worked well enough, burned for over 14 hours and weathered a downpour of 1 ...

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User Prime commented on 08 Feb 2016

why not just use a long fire?

Bob Hansler commented on 08 Feb 2016

+User Prime Why not type your question backwards...

GameRage Dad commented on 07 Feb 2016

Cool video. What type of wood are you using for firewood?

Bob Hansler commented on 07 Feb 2016

+GameRage Dad ash.

Canesser commented on 06 Feb 2016

Resounding success when the rain can't even put it out! What was the species of firewood Bob?

Canesser commented on 06 Feb 2016

+Bob Hansler Indeed. Premium firewood to be sure (and makes you feel a little tougher with how easy it is to split lol). Up here we like to use diamond willow, maple or alder to smoke meat.

Bob Hansler commented on 06 Feb 2016

+Canesser Ash. Good for a campfire, not so good for smoking meat.

Brisdad53 commented on 06 Feb 2016

Great idea, and a lot more successful that I thought... but what's the purpose of it besides "it looked like it might be fun to try"? Although, as a communal campfire for numerous campers, it would make a great 'common area' to gather around.

Bob Hansler commented on 06 Feb 2016

+Brisdad53 Sometimes as humans we do things just because we can. 1000 people reach the summit of Everest each year dumping tens of thousands of dollars each to do something that has become rather common and arguable grants no benefit to health or humanity. I had seen the threads bickering back and forth over this concept, and have a forest of trees dead and toppled that fit the bill for the project. I did it because I could, and for curiosity sake.

Pilot Animal commented on 06 Feb 2016

logs look dry and preped

Bob Hansler commented on 06 Feb 2016

I've alot of nice benches at all of my campsites now, could use more ideas as still have far too many of these thing laying around.

Pilot Animal commented on 06 Feb 2016

thats handy, not for the trees . if can use them , like ya vids , cheers, pilotanimal.

Bob Hansler commented on 06 Feb 2016

+Pilot Animal The ten year drought killed the makoirty of large trees across my property. The rains have returned for the past 2 years, but the trees had already died and have been falling steadily ever since. Just walked around choosing those that were the straightest. Most of the bark had fallen off before they had fallen.

Rhisiart Gwilym commented on 06 Feb 2016

A really solid piece of useful experiment. Unlike an awful lot of the survivalist theorising on YT, this one looks like a keeper. Thanks Bob!

Bob Hansler commented on 06 Feb 2016

+Rhisiart Gwilym Seeing is believing. Silenced a few know-it-alls for a moment or two with this video.

Capt J commented on 05 Feb 2016

When you design a new thing. After testing that it works the first thing engineers do is to test how it can go wrong/break. So my question is to you Bob: Under what conditions does the whole structure catch on fire? Could this happen while campers are asleep? I.e. does it take awhile? I would imagine that it has more to do with the amount of heat/size of the original fire but also and maybe more importantly the amount and direction of airflow.

Bob Hansler commented on 05 Feb 2016

+Capt J The aim of this trial was not to see if this type of setup was viable... but to see if it was even possible. I'm putting this on the list of things that are possible, but have very little real application in reality. Much like sending an ostrich to space, could we do it? yes... but there is little if any point to the exercise. To answer your question, almost every variable mentioned must be met within a fairly narrow set of conditions. This fire is a curiosity, a conversation piece, a novelty... but not very reliable, effective, efficient... or overly useful. A showmanship piece. Still had a blast trying it out and putting a burning question to rest for myself. Cheers.

Coxy Explores Castlemaine Part 3 - Preparing Camping Meals - Castlemaine Gardens Holiday Park

Coxy's Big Break visits Henry of Harcourt, local Orchardists & Cider maker who produce high quality ciders by using only the finest apples grown and sourced ...

Let's go CAMPING! Cooking on the FIRE!

Subscribe Please! //dft.ba/-2ndchannel We went camping again! I know right! A lot of that going on this summer! We went to Ocqueoc falls Rustic Campsite ...