Youtube comments of Lane County Bigfooters (@lanecountybigfooters5716).

  1. I was diagnosed with breast cancer in July 2020 - and yeah, doing it all ALONE because of Covid just made it all that much harder to deal with. Many hugs to you and your family and I hope you have a long, healthy future ahead of you. And if not, then many great moments full of love :)
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  2. The feast was good, and so was the production value of this video. Outstanding! Excellent story telling.
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  3. As a female camping alone, it's good to sleep in the cab, so you can drive away from trouble if necessary. If you get a shell on the back of the truck, make sure you have windows that open on the shell and the truck so you can climb through. I'd also suggest putting down a window reflective cover under your mattress-pad to reflect heat, or a foam camp pad, and one more thin layer towards stopping heat loss underneath you. Happy camping!
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  4. This seems like the way to live. In a small community, growing and making your food from scratch, keeping livestock and animals, collaborating with your family, friends and neighbors. A lot of work, but soul satisfying work. Lovely film short.
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  5. I worked with Anne for a year. She was nice, but I don't think she had it all together. I hope the victim in the home gets everything she needs, and Anne gets the help she needs. Driving under the influence is never, ever okay. Very sad situation. That car looks DONE - no wonder she's hospitalized. I agree that the focus should have been equally on the homeowner. Glad she's fine!
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  6. A beautiful ranch, beautiful landscape and beautiful people.
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  7. Absolutely fantastic content. I've just discovered your channel and I LOVE it. I salute your courage, Mr. Robinson!
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  8. Great video - I like Garage Grown Gear and need to shop there more often. I wear leg warmers in fall-winter-spring made from men's big wool socks with the toes cut off. Then I can pull them on and off as needed easily, or simply push them down to my ankles. Works like a charm and is great for rambling through blackberry brambles here in Oregon. And since it's wool, if it gets a little wet, it's still warm.
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  9. Your filming and editing are fantastic! What beautiful short films you create.
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  10. Great video! I broke my wrist 3 miles down a river bottom off-trail a year and a half ago. Friend splinted it with a dish towel, tree bark chunks and paracord. Had to hike out and wade across a knee-deep river twice, in February, with a broken wrist, to return to the truck for a 2 hour ride to the hospital. The ER was impressed with the splint job. Yep, be prepared!
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  11. What you are able to do is absolutely amazing! Your skills are top notch!
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  12. Amazing shelter, incredibly beautiful location!
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  13. So much snow, so little gear. You are very brave - and skilled! Beautiful forest!
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  14. Looks delicious! Great cooking pit.
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  15. That looks really delicious. Can't wait to try it out myself!
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  16. She's definitely got the "Christianese" language down pat. She's preaching in the code language they understand. Love your shirt!
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  17. I've always used tents, but I want to try a tarp set up like this, even if it's just to make lunch and sit under out of the Oregon winter drizzle. Which, by the way, your meals look way better than the ground squirrels. What tarp do you use?
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  18. Ah, my heart.
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  19. Absolutely beautiful story. You guys are amazing and I love the work you are doing. Wish I was able to adopt one of your rescues, but alas, not in a position to do so. Keep on, and thank you.
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  20. Sounds delicious!
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  21. He was toasted! Literally falling down drunk, LOL. Love method acting!
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  22. Beautiful, simple camp and amazing prints! Maybe you should carry some plaster in your truck to cast things like that. You're one of the best bushcrafters out there, stay safe and I love your videos!
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  23. What a beautiful home! I love stoves like that.
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  24. Excellent video. Could you make one for staying as safe as possible while day hiking and facing an unexpected night in the woods? How could you stay warm and alive in that scenario?
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  25. You're a great teacher, and one of the best bushcrafters out there. Thanks for another great video!
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  26. This is the amazing dance at the beginning where Fred stayed in character - playing a tipsy partygoer - by taking a shot of bourbon (?) after each take. And THIS is how he could still dance after NINE shots! Unexpected, and hilarious. Bing has such a gorgeous voice.
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  27. I was at the Town Hall! You could feel the rage in the room. No more shopping except for requirements (rent, utilities, phone, food, gas, insurance etc.) and special events (birthdays - and from local vendors at the Farmer's Market). Do SOMETHING. I like what you're saying, and I think you're right.
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  28. Dinner looked good and Finn is just a gorgeous dog. Where does he sleep? We got stopped by snow trying to get to a lake yesterday... it was wet and slushy, and very slippery. We went morel hunting instead of fishing. Have fun on the island!
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  29. "I've gotta stop playing in the forest, I have things to do"= story of my life, LOL! I empathize. Best wishes on your move and thanks for a nice video! What a gorgeous night time view of the lake and town.
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  30. I hope you have a big camera and production crew, because that was a lot of nice looking food for one woman!
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  31. Just found out our county is having some issues with the voting process and wanting to change up the way things happen. Pure interference from three Republicans at the LOCAL level. Look to your cities, folks!
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  32. As always, this is such a fascinating presentation. THANK YOU.
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  33. What weight of wool blankets do you use? Awesome video.
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  34. Great video - you are so good at this! Hint - if you slice your potatoes into rounds, they cook faster than chunks!
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  35. I've never heard of Chappell Roan. What a beautiful voice.
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  36. Hard life, hard work - but I envy him.
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  37. Good for you! I'm going to be doing the same in the next couple of months - I hope. How fun!
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  38. Bears were probably hibernating. It's the cougars that scare me!
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  39. I love everything about this. I love the fact that he likes Chris Pine. I've seen Shatner on stage several times and he is hilarious! Love this charismatic, fascinating man.
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  40. Preemptive pardons and pass the ERA!
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  41. GREAT video. Your shelter looks fantastic! If you like roasted pepperoni, try roasted salami - get those edges crispy and the fat melts off and .... YUM. You have a great channel and I learn a lot from you. If I'm ever stuck in the woods, I want to bring YOUR videos to mind!
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  42. Newsom is awesome!
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  43. The woodworking and smithing to make those lovely knives was so interesting! Ranching and farming must be incredibly difficult in that weather. Blessings to this community and family.
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  44.  @lovingmesomeoutdoors8729  Exactly. Sometimes I do not want to see what is outside the tent! Scariest night of my life is when something stalked around our tent one night, growling, as we stayed in a not-yet-officially open campground by ourselves.
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  45. FIGHT. Take off the kid gloves.
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  46. As always, you are the master of simplicity.
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  47. Andrew is one of the good guys! Respectful and joyful. My thoughts are with you and the rest of your family. Hoping he makes an astonishing recovery.
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  48. When you build a fire, wherever you are immediately becomes "home for the night" instead of a random, scary place in the woods. Great video. If I ever face this scenario, I'll just pretend to be you and do what you would do. 'What would Kusk Bushcraft do in this situation?" Cheers!
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  49. Actually, bigfoots screw up and are seen regularly. If you're interested, check out the sightings in the BFRO database - there's thousands. Also, a researcher named Bob Gymlan has some great videos that are wonderfully educational. Welcome to the rabbit hole!
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  50. Lessons: always carry a paper map, GPS and something like a Garmin InReach Mini. Don't change camps in the dark. Tell someone where you are going. Carry extra gas and extra food. When you're lost STOP MOVING and "hug a tree". The reason I carry so much gear in my truck is exactly because I'm afraid of getting lost like you did! Mushroom hunting and fishing are two of my favorite things to do outdoors. Joe seems like a good friend. What a difficult adventure! Glad you're safe.
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  51. Awesome video! But you should always carry some emergency supplies when you hike, especially in snow. I live in Oregon, and I was worried about you! Obviously, you made it out, but a broken ankle or something could have been deadly. BEAUTIFUL van build!
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  52. If you're not wearing shoes that you can walk a long distance in, then put a pair plus socks, in the trunk just in case. Hope you're feeling better soon, Lilly! "Make a survival situation into a camping situation: GREAT way to look at an emergency!
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  53. Really neat video. I don't know anyone who dresses historically on a day to day (besides Mr. Townsend), but great explanation! Well done.
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  54. I want one some day! Ate a great pizza in a cob oven at the Cob Cottage Company years ago. Knowing how to create one is one of my emergency preparedness projects, I keep all the materials on hand.
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  55. Dinner looked delicious and I just LOVE your cabin. Nice video!
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  56. That looks absolutely perfect.
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  57. I have the 45L OV Shadowlight and LOVE it. Happy hiking!
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  58. For seed, look at Kenearly Yellow Eye beans. Great for baking, purees and winter soups. It's a bush bean, and then you dry them for storage.
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  59. I've been trying to cook with my titanium...and it just sucks. Very disappointing. Guess I'll go with stainless. Thanks for the video!
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  60. Thank you for these glimpses into another world. I very much enjoy your films.
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  61. Yum, fermented pickles! What an interesting way to do it without a crock.
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  62. As things begin to fall apart more rapidly, people get scared and want someone to hold it together and make it like it "used to be" (idealized past). Even if the means are draconian. Anything to avoid the uncomfortable feelings of being swept along on unstoppable momentum into collapse. Having someone disenfranchised to blame is frosting on the cake. That some people profit from it all is horrific and evil.
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  63. It's the fingerprints pressed into the clay and mud that fascinates me. Great video, thank you!
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  64. Looks simple and yummy! The "I've eaten baby food" made me laugh, but have you ever put the baby food bananas in banana bread? It SMELLS amazing!
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  65. Imo, these are the desperate measures of those PTB who fear anarchy. Collapse is well underway. Gaia said NO MORE and the human race - and many others - will be extinct within 50 years.
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  66. Looks like Tatooine! If there were little homes carved out of it, landspeeders and Tuskan Raiders whooping from the hills, I would totally believe it.
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  67. The thing about Garmins. WEAR THEM on your person. Attached it to your belt. Doesn't do any good on a pack that falls down the mountain or you left it in camp and YOU fell off the mountain. Hook it onto your belt loop. You can also use a candle if you're super cold. Light it on the ground, sit with it between your knees and wrap an emergency blanket around your shoulders to make a teepee with your body around it. Stick those laces in your boots. Once I was walking in snow, the lace got caught in the other boots' hook and down I went face-first into the snowy road. With my boots locked together, it was really difficult to get up weighted down with a pack! In hindsight, it was funny, but not face down in the middle of the road :)
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  68. We may have four WEEKS at this rate.
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  69. Great video! Good information. I love my Nemo tent and Tensor pad. Won't need another any time soon, but I'd buy what you showed in a heartbeat. I also like my MysteryRanch day pack (love the Y zipper, hate that there's only 2 pockets), but I never use it actually on the trail BECAUSE it's so heavy. I use it for work, just my EDC and work documents, and sometimes my laptop. Won't buy another one - too heavy and way too expensive. The one I have will last forever! I love my OV ShadowLite and my chair!
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  70. You're gonna get yourselves a bigfoot wirh all that snapping of logs and chopping, lol! Ever had any weirdness of that sort? Beautiful area you're in. Nice video!
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  71. Trump just said the election was rigged. What are you going to do about it?
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  72. Very nice underwater photography. Nice video, Greg!
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  73. Given Vance's ties to the Heritage Foundation and 2025, this becomes even more problematic.
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  74. Where does Finn sleep? Awesome shelter/bed.
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  75. Love the collaborative videos!
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  76. Beautiful kids, beautiful family and many congratulations to you both!!!
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  77. Just donated to Tester in Montana. Anyone want to join me in doing so? Put your money where your mouth is, please. I'm a third generation native Montanan and I hope Tester wins!
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  78. I love how you bring history to life through their food! Thank you.
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  79. Absolutely! And Legal AF
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  80. I've never before donated to a political campaign, but I have now! AND I donated down ticket, too. I challenge everyone to go match that. Every bit counts and if everyone does just a little bit, we can get it done.
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  81. Tarp, hatchet, cordage, knife, matches, cook pots, food, wool blankets - and SKILLS. Amazing wildlife shots! All that was missing was a hobo fishing kit! Awesome video.
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  82. That looks like an awesome day at the beach! Pretty fish. Cheers!
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  83. Enjoyed this. Instructions going into my SHTF how-to journal!
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  84. I learned two new ideas in the first 1:20. Thanks! You rock, dude.
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  85. The dude at 4:49 casually sitting on the railing would have been that guy in the 1920's building the skyscrapers having lunch with his equally insane buddies on the beams without a safety harness (because they didn't exist) in that famous photo.
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  86. Looks like fun!
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  87. Yep, he took 2 shots to start and one after every take for 6 or 7 more shots.... according to Ava, his daughter.
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  88. Beautiful outdoor kitchen. I'm taking inspiration from your property and home. Lovely! But you do need a cast iron dutch oven to cook in!
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  89. This looks a lot like the perfect day! The apple crisp looked great!
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  90. What a wonderful video and a beautiful area! Love the collaboration. I have a Mystery Ranch, and while it's comfortable, it's HEAVY. I use my Outdoor Vitals pack always, for day trips and backpacking.
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  91. Best kit I've ever seen. You put some things in there that I've never seen added before. You're the best! I'd add in a trick birthday candle, the kind that doesn't go out. Off to update my own, lol! Thanks!
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  92. Trump just said the election was rigged. What are you going to do about it?
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  93. Happy anniversary! What a neat video. How the HECK do you get water up there? You'd have to carry everything in.
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  94. So true, and I had no idea until I was too far in to stop, LOL! $250 pack (one of three, each around that lol), $300 sleeping bag, $150 pad, $100 water filter, $100 belt knife, $350 Garmin, $600 FLIR etc. Not to mention boots, socks, hats, gloves, fleece & merino clothing. Day use fees, gasoline, vehicle upkeep, food, fishing gear (dont' get me started!) and weapon/license. Over the course of the last 4 years, I have a great system for me. I use, or at least take with me, my pack every weekend when we go out into the woods. I do about 4 overnights a year in my tent, and a few more in my Aquaquest tarp ($150). The Garmin and FLIR I use every weekend.
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  95. MeidasTouch Network, Adam Mockler, Luke Beasley, Legal AF, Occupy Democrats, Mary Trump Media, Thom Hartmann, Beau of the Fifth Column (and Belle), Heather Cox Richardson, Tennessee Brando and Texas Paul.
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  96. Henry would be proud.
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  97. Where did they grow their crops, in the valley below or up above on the mesa? What did they eat, Three Sisters foods? Fascinating stuff. I've been to couple of the popular sites, and I always try to imagine the people living there and how they managed. Thanks for taking us along and be safe!
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  98. The simplicity is so peaceful. I enjoy your skills!
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  99. I am continually amazed at the Corp of Discovery. Such an incredible feat! I love hearing about them. Thanks for this!
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  100. I'll look into it! I bought a Jackery. Product works fine but customer service SUCKS and it's taken a month to get a new replacement cord AND I still don't have it yet!
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  101. I would have liked to see how the fire piston worked. Making char cloth is fun. Once you start a flint & steel fire with char cloth, you feel like Tom Hank's character in "Castaway" boasting "I have made fire!"
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  102. Leukotape is awesome, agreed. For fishing tips, watch Leif over at Northwest Fishing Secrets, he has some amazing content and I've learned a lot from watching him. Nice video and you've got a lot of guts to go out alone. Kudos to you! Be safe and have fun.
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  103. Same
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  104. What a great video! So much of reenacting and bushcrafting is men doing fun things, good to see a not-20-something woman doing it! Can I join you next time?!
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  105. Kelly Kettles are awesome!
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  106. I like Presidents who can complete a full sentence and answer a full question. GREAT ad! Protect Harris. Let's go!
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  107. Your English is fantastic!
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  108. I'd love to meet her! I shook Obama's hand when he was campaigning many years ago. Something I'll never forget. So NICE to have decent people running for office.
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  109. The Corp of Discovery fascinates me - thanks for including them! Great episode. Merry Christmas to you and yours!
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  110. Hello, I love how your doing your research! Superb! I may be sporting a longhunter type tunic and a similar style hood soon just because I'm so frustrated with crackly, noisy modern rain gear that comprises my peripheral vision. I may try felted wool that's been lanolized for some waterproofing. It'll look like your garb here! I saw the thumbnail and clicked - glad I did! Cheers!
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  111. Awesome period recipe for gluten free bread! I myself am gluten free, and most GF breads are gross. I'm willing to try this, though, I wish I had the cob oven to go with it! Nice video. Cheers!
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  112. Very nice, you are very (multi) talented!
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  113. Looks great! Can't wait to see this. What a beautiful fish!
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  114. NO
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  115. #4 - Fight dirty.
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  116. Love your videos, thanks for answering questions! I've seen orbs in the woods. Looked like children's blow bubbles but the size of basketballs to hula hoops. Just floating around the treetops in the dark night forest, weaving in and out of the trees, shining brightly then dimming. Darndest thing I've ever seen. I have no explanation for them other than "Yep, they were orbs". I love thinking about people who lived before... what were their lives like? I've had numerous experiences with "ghosts" - disembodied voices and footsteps - but they've been in buildings that I've worked in, just an everyday place! Never know what you're going to encounter... anywhere.
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  117. I can't wait; I love Ewan McGregor as ObiWan.
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  118. I love the hiking, the adventuring and the amazing scenery but I also really love your teaching. Thanks!
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  119. What's your main?
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  120. A very nice video- informative and beautiful. Stunning horse!
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  121. Since the bones were in such disarray, perhaps they stripped the bones so that the souls couldn't re-inhabit their bodies and become zombies or skin walkers of some sort. Maybe these weren't revered people, but feared people and they had to be dealt with thoroughly and in a special manner :)
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  122. As someone who can't digest bread and has to eat gluten free stuff, this makes me sad! Bread is wonderful. All you folks who can eat it, ENJOY it!
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  123. These things must have been in the works for WEEKS if not months. Before the disastrous debate. Well played, Democrats. Let's go!
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  124. Brilliant.
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  125.  @KuskBushcraft  I look forward to seeing how you make it! 👍
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  126. Such beautiful artwork!
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  127. Neat video - lots of hard work! Fantastic variety of cooking implements!
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  128. I use a windshield shade cut into a long rectangle and folded over, duct tape the edges and insta food container. I freeze a small juice bottle/juice shot bottle with water and use that for ice, then drink it. Keeps my lunch cold. I also cut the shade to foot size and put them into my boots in winter, especially if I decide to wear trail runners instead of actual boots. Recently discovered Swedish cloths and those work well for condensation and drying anything.
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  129. Incredible. Thank you!
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  130. I love my Osprey packs, and I'd buy more if I could. But I have a perfectly good Outdoor Vitals UL pack that works great for everything I need a pack to do, and I love all the pockets. I use one of the Osprey's for a daypack sometimes.
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  131. The first video was awesome! Have the YT armchair warriors never seen anyone freeclimb Yosemite sites, LOL? Sorry to hear. Anyway, thanks for another amazing adventure video. What a neat place!
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  132. Just found your channel and I'm liking everything you said here! Who feeds you, owns you, and of course that's political. I think I saw your video on boundaries first. Looking forward to watching your other videos. The way you speak reminds me a lot of my friend Sharon Astyk. I can't find you on BlueSky. Cheers!
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  133. Oh, fascinating video! Thanks for sharing this.
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  134. Looks good! I want to do that someday, too. Now I know how to cook it, thanks!
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  135. Is Marshall wearing a spiked collar for protection of us that just a regular collar?
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  136.  @Sustainabledoula  They did not hate each other. That was studio propaganda because the truth was the opposite.
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  137. The Master of Minimalism at his best... lovely video once again.
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  138. Absolutely stunning short film, just beautiful! I love mules. Machu Picchu is on my bucket list. I also love my Grayl. So simple to use.
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  139. Absolutely gorgeous!
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  140. Very impressive and very cool 😍
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  141. I love watching this man Ryan cook! Such great explanations and now I'm hungry. Lovely editing, too, as always. Thanks, Townsends!
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  142. Trump just said the election was rigged. What are you going to do about it?
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  143. I'm in Oregon. We went out yesterday and got drenched. Fortunately, we were able to get back to the truck. But if we hadn't, a video like this would have been helpful. Even if I'm just walking 20 feet, I wear my chest rig with a Tyvek sheet that we could drape over a log for shelter. Type 2 fun! At least you have steak. Great video, Greg!
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  144. Just watching you makes me tired lol! Awesome job, it's going to be great! I appreciate your videos!
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  145. That casserole looks delicious! It all does. Very impressive on a wood stove. Wish I had one.
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  146. Amazing! I love LA architecture styles. Look at those hills without homes! Look at the farm land! So neat.
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  147. A winter wonderland. Beautiful!
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  148. Looks cold but fun! Great looking fish stew.
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  149. Love the firebrick work surface, very smart! Someday I hope to have an outdoor kitchen and this looks like a good plan. Beautiful! Have you ever been to Monticello? Jefferson's kitchens are amazing. Nice video!
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  150. Lilly, what jacket are you wearing? I love it. Poo to the glue!
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  151. Reminds me that I need to make more charcloth! That stuff is golden. Great video, as always!
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  152. Amazing camp set up! Brrr. Dinner looked great. Nice video! Very impressive skills.
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  153. It's a distraction from House Tesolution 7
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  154. What a neat episode. I had no idea about whiskey's history, except that I like it! Nicely done. Now that's added value from your crops!
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  155. Ordered your book! Can't wait to read it.
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  156. These videos are fantastic!
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  157. I'm fascinated by Otzi. Thanks for this info! His kit is fantastic.
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  158. Now THAT is wilderness! Wow!
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  159. What kind of mit/glove is that? Awesome video; loks like fun!
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  160. Masterful bushcraft. A joy to watch.
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  161. What an EPIC trip! Looks like so much fun!
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  162. Absolutely amazing! A beautiful job.
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  163. All her potential running mates seemed to be quality people who would do good work. Never heard of him, but let's go!
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  164. Beautiful camera work!
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  165. What a wonderful collaborative video! Very interesting. Never heard of the Archeological Conservancy, but see they are doing good work! Very nice.
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  166. Great fishing! Beautiful dog. Subbed.
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  167. Love the axes, what brand are they, I want one! Gorgeous canoe, truly a work of art and a labor of love!
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  168. Looks interesting! Though, I think it would be cool to see a TEAMS competition - three or four people of varying skill levels competing against one another. And, can I play? Good luck, Greg, you're always a pleasure to watch.
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  169. So he was 15 years old when he was there!
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  170. I could have watched more of them. Do they have any animals? Where was the fire? How will they survive without a community, far from assistance of any sort? Now I'm worried about this family :) Why does every one you show have these beautiful solar panels? Is it a government program? Pretty neat.
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  171. Another group who is generally a-political and who could make a difference (especially with young men) are gamers. Smi77y, Markiplier, Vanoss - if these guys were Democrats and willing to stand up, it would be HUGE. I don't know what their politics are, but someone should look into it and lean a bit if it could help. Their influence is HUGE with exactly the demographic that put Trump into office. A missed opportunity!
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  172. Those are on the menu for my next camping trip! Great video, thanks!
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  173. Absolutely. I keep pleading "please stop now. Stop. Okay, now. Far enough. We get the idea."
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  174. We had chicken-potato-and vegetable soup (Italian parsley, kale from my winter garden, and stored onions from my summer garden) for dinner tonight with bread and butter. Perfectly timed!
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  175. You know, there's some really nice camp stoves out there that weight about 20 lbs less 🤣 Such a pretty area - wow! Love the PNW.
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  176. Utterly amazing.
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  177. That's really a neat trip. What a gorgeous canyon, and all those discoveries... wow! It would have been a pretty place to have lived.
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  178. And for many items, the sellers have found NEW buyers, and they aren't coming back to us. It's scary. The strength is in community. Well said, sir.
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  179. That's making me hungry!
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  180. Sounds like that poor dude who died, he fell, he had a broken nose. Wonder if he had a concussion that blurred his thinking, too? Yes, carry a lighter, Bigfoot Bushcraft fire tabs or something similar, a birthday candle and always wear a belt knife or a pocket folder. Even an emergency blanket folded in your back pocket would be handy - shelter, fire and protection on you at all times.
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  181. I subscribed already to most of you, but went and subbed to the rest! Fun video. I have the OV UL 45L pack and I LOVE that thing. I have other packs, but I always come back to it. Cheers!
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  182. I now hate the word "bombshell". Way overused.
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  183. What brand of hatchet do you use here? It's gorgeous. Nice video.
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  184. Fascinating as always! Benjamin Franklin was an interesting character!
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