Comments by "Richard_N" (@richard_n) on "Kusk Bushcraft" channel.

  1. It never ceases to amaze me how innovative our ancestors were to come up with stuff like this.
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  2. Love sitting under a tarp with the rain falling. The sound is so relaxing.
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  3. I love the tarp setup. It's really nice not having a pole or line in the way at the front.
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  4. This might be my favorite video by you so far. LOVED the location. Camping next to running water is always relaxing and soothing. And once again the food looked amazing. Very well done.
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  5. I think a lot of people need to do carving. It's really relaxing for the mind and helps relieve stress.
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  6. The cooking scenes are still my favorite. Everything looks so good.
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  7. Well I guess I'll be having steak for dinner after watching this
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  8. This was a great video. I don't think I've ever seen anyone do anything like this on YouTube.
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  9. Another great video. My favorites are the ones where you show off your cooking skills.
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  10. I love that you included some food at the end. I'd love to see you do some "fancy" camp cooking once in awhile.
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  11. Amazing shelter! Probably my favorite so far. The only thing missing from this video was some of your gourmet bush craft cooking.
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  12. You could always bring a gas stove with you to cook.
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  13. Would love to see you prepare some more gourmet meals like you did early in your channels life. Those were always great to watch.
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  14. Loved the animal shots and glad to see the beard coming back. The food looked great as always.
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  15. No lettuce, tomato, or dressing for your sandwich? You need more veggies in your meals.
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  16. Loved seeing another food based video. I especially like the ones where you do more "gourmet" stuff.
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  17. That cooking made me feel like I'm starving. Great job on that. I do think that you shouldn't camp right next to a stream though. The berm next to you shows where the flood stage is. You should have set your camp up there since it's only about 15 feet further away. That way you don't have to worry about flash floods, the ground would be much softer to sleep on, and the further from the creek you are, the less that cold air from the creek gets to you.
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  18. Love the split logs for cooking
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  19. It looks like it might be tall enough for you to put a small shelf near the top for storage.
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  20. Loved the Q&A section you included this time. It answered all my questions, great job.
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  21. Living in luxury this trip. Table, pipe, and beer mug.
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  22. Great video, I'd never seen a log fire like this one. You usually only see the Swedish Torch fires.
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  23. Was that filet mignon you were having for dinner?
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  24. How often do you sharpen your axes and knives?
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  25. Out of curiosity, what is the logic behind putting the meat in the dry flour, then wet, and then dry again?
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  26. Another great looking meal. Something great I love that you should try is, instead of honey garlic sauce, do an oyster sauce. Make it the exact same way and then add in some cashew nuts as well. You will thank me.
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  27. Thank you so much for this episode. I use a stainless steel skillet and I have problems with sticking (especially eggs) all the time. This was eye opening, I can't wait to try this method out.
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  28. Fantastic video, I've never seen that technique.
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  29. Don't forget to give us a gourmet meal or two! Love some of the dishes you cook up in the wild.
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  30. This video shows that you don't have to rough it to enjoy the great outdoors
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  31. Any time out in the woods is a good time
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  32. That burger would have been perfect with some lettuce, tomato, and onion.
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  33. Is your wife into camping as well? If so, are you going to do a video with the two of you in the woods?
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  34. Nice work. I look forward to your future projects.
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  35. Amazing work, great job.
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  36. I always take an emergency backpack with me any time I head out into the wild. It's foolish and stupid not to.
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  37. Looking forward to this series.
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  38. How does it feel wearing them? Is it stiff when you first treat them, then gets more flexible and comfortable as you use them?
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  39. I hope you do some videos on camp cooking. You have had some incredible meals in the past.
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  40. I'm surprised you don't bring some garlic and onion powder out with you. You can make almost anything taste great with those.
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  41.  @hermit6208  Moss is a good insulator and sheds water pretty good since it will absorb the first amount and swell up like a sponge making it hard for further water to get through.
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  42. I've always heard that canvas tents aren't that good because they are heavy, expensive, and aren't usually waterproof.
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  43. Fantastic video, I agree with you on the points you brought up. Especially with having a dedicated striker for your ferro rod.
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  44. This video just goes to show that you don't always have to rough it when camping.
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  45. You need some cheese for those breakfast sandwiches
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  46. I don't think I could stay warm enough with just a wool blanket and foam pad. Your cooking made me hungry again.
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  47. I'd love to see you tan the pelts.
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  48. Really surprising how much meat you can get off a beaver.
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  49. How long did it take to build your shelter? Once again you have made me hungry watching you cook.
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