Hearted Youtube comments on Kusk Bushcraft (@KuskBushcraft) channel.

  1. Just wanted to let you know i discovered your channel while i was recovering from a motorcycle wreck in 2019. I couldn't sleep for nightmares of the wreck and i found your videos very soothing to watch to put my mind at rest before bed (not trying to insinuate that they were boring or anything, quite the opposite actually) and your videos helped me through a very difficult time in my life. Glad to see you back in the woods doing your thing again. Stay blessed brother.
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  2. The sayings are true. One good knife has the utility of many tools.
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  3. Damn! This is sooo relaxing... Sad that people have lost this bond with silence and nature.
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  4. Next time I'm camping and have bud but no papers or fruit and only using only hemp twine and a proper knife !
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  5. This survival video is the model of perfection. You bring the audience into a desperate scenario, and from there everything unfolds. The story is full of practical solutions, that transform an emergency into a blissful nights sleep in the wilderness. I really enjoyed seeing your grandpa's saw, and admire you for taking his memory along with you. You were blessed with good mentors, and real men pay them much respect. Blessings, my friend. Thank you.
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  6. I love that there is no music, no narration, just natural sounds. So relaxing and very informative. Makes me wanna camp out in the garden
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  7. There is something about these videos. So calming, so soothing.
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  8. So good to see you back and making videos. You make what is for the rest of us, very difficult - and you make it look easy. I love your calm tone, your skill in bushcraft, and the overall kick-ass way you tame the elements. Thanks for the upload sir. In a world of many YT wannabes, you are the real thing! 11/10.
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  9. Not "thank you for watching" I want to say thanks to you for doing such a video ❤️
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  10. This is what it’s all about; freedom, peace and harmony
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  11. So simple, so quiet, so peaceful... What an amazing treat in todays fast pace society. I enormously enjoyed this video of inner peace. Thanks mate for doing that and for uploading such a great piece of art 😍
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  12. I love the simplicity and woodsmanship of this adventure.
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  13. Building a fire first is a psychological and confidence boost as well.
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  14. Ryley, you got 6 thumbs down because you didn't bring any dipping sauce for your chicken. Let's pay attention to detail going forward. 😂😂😂
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  15. I just wanna say that is an absolute gorgeous knife
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  16. Whats next ? A wooden car? Nah it wooden run
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  17. You were the first YouTuber I watched that was a "bushcrafter/camper". Now I watch a ton of people, but you're the one that started it all for me and I'm glad to see you back on YouTube! Always loved the cooking parts to your videos and I can see you haven't lost your touch! Stay safe my friend, MERRY CHRISTMAS!
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  18. Those wolves howling will make your hair stand on end, alone, at night, in the forest. Great video
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  19. You have a hardcore niche here buddy! Nobody is doing that real of survival bushcraft in absolute deadly circumstances! You’re practicing stuff I’ve only heard and read about. Great video!
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  20. Its great that you did the entier build with only a knife, we can do mutch with little when managing our brain, thank you so much for sharing.
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  21. I broke down once and got stranded overnight on a mountain in the Canadian winter. Alternator had died and my battery was dead. No cell reception. -15c out. Nobody else came by. I was perfectly fine. I always keep a -30 sleeping bag in my car during winter. So I just layered up and slept in the passenger seat, hiked out and found help the next day. No problem at all. Would have been life threatening had I not carried a simple sleeping bag behind my seat. Instead it was a mildly inconvenient camping trip, and a missed day of work. The worst part was banging my knuckles up the next day, installing a new alternator in the cold.
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  22. Just did a 12 hour shift and instead of Hulu or Netflix. This is more interesting to me.
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  23. I really prefer this kind of videos, instead of the ones in which they use machines to work with wood
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  24. I'm a pipe smoker, I love a relaxing aromatic blend. Very relaxing and enjoyable. I'm 18 and I've always wanted to learn how to carve and make knives and just in general learn how to make things with my hands and mind, unfortunately I have no idea where to start. I love your work man. Very informative and enjoyable.
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  25. I didn’t think that moving the logs apart would make much of a difference, but it clearly does. Such a cool idea, thanks for sharing 👍🏻
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  26. First bushcraft video I've seen on YouTube by someone with the brains enough to cook over coals instead of over flames.
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  27. You probably ate better than me in the last couple months lol
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  28. i love the way you communicate absolutely everything without saying a word at all, respect man.
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  29. Hey thanks from pulling me out of the black hole aka: YouTube shorts😂
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  30. You could use your car floor mats as a sleep pad in an emergency
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  31. -30 are you sure? it's snowing and you're working easily without gloves 🤔
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  32. “Coldest is got was -28 degrees, so not TOO TOO bad.” Mad respect. 🔥🔥
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  33. Your Videos send out such calm. You are humble and content with so little, thats really inspiring. What sets you apart from other Outdoors: You dont need high-end, you dont produce yourself, you get by with what nature offers you or doesnt. That is the real skill. Thats why you have my sub. Even if your channel is very successful and wil continue to grow, stay as humble as you are. Cause many will want to make money with you. And that would ruin your message. I also like your silent videos. Thanks for your great work! Greetings from Germany.
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  34. I’ve been in a similar situation but with a silky saw in my pocket… by the time the sun came up I had burned most of my wood and was trying to decide wich logs my shelter could do without 😁 Nice video my fellow Albertan, good job keeping the cameras alive, that would be a lot of work in itself.
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  35. amazing video, no disturbing music, no confusing comments, just the genuine essence of being in the nature 👍
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  36. This video makes me want to go back to nature and i'm probably not the only one . You can be proud to know that your videos make people wants to go to the bush , we don t need a lot of stuff to enjoy the calm and the serenity of the forrest . thanks bro .
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  37. Man, this is way better than any ASMR vid
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  38. Especially when it's -25!! Great video.
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  39. i like the style of your videos. No music and no words. Just doing your thing in nature.
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  40. I really like this new style of video with the subtitles. You always had some of the best content. Really stoked to see you back at it.
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  41. Wow the wolfs howling was the best part.
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  42. “The more toys a man has, the less he wants to play. “ Taught that one in Army. Excellent minimalist video. As always a pleasure. PeaceY
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  43. After a stresfull day this is great to watch
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  44. I love the narration and audio nods to Dick Proenneke and the film, "Alone in the Wilderness!" Absolutely fantastic! (On a personal note, this is one more reason that I find myself wanting to move back to Alberta.)
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  45. ... AND he's a chef...AND he carves exquisite tongs...AND he doesn't talk during the entire video...LOVE it!...from southwest United States
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  46. things like this should be used to educate children
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  47. For me the hardest thing about minimalist drills like this is the boredom at night mixed with spotty sleep. Drives me nuts.. Great job on the shelter.. Greeting from Alaska.
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  48.  @KuskBushcraft  i have a couple lasting effects from it but im still alive so i count that as a blessing and try to live life to its fullest.
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  49. Hard to believe you got any sleep at minus 32 with one thin mat and a wool blanket.
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  50. I like how you break the mold when it comes to outdoor youtubers. The majority of bushcrafters on youtube will use the latest and most expensive gear, but you show everyone you don't need all that to have a good time. Just a lotta know-how and some cooking skills.
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