100 Budget Bushcraft: Cheap Overnight Camping
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Date: 2023-05-13
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Comments and reviews: 14
IntoTheWoods
Cheap gear is good for building your loadout, i did the same but over time i began to switch stuff for expensive ones. Right now i have to swith my cheap 10Euro multitool with a LM Signal! The cheap multitool did the job, taking away hot stuff from the fire with the pliers, but the knife is so garbage it can't cut anything, i doesn't even have a locking mechanism!
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Cheap gear is good for building your loadout, i did the same but over time i began to switch stuff for expensive ones. Right now i have to swith my cheap 10Euro multitool with a LM Signal! The cheap multitool did the job, taking away hot stuff from the fire with the pliers, but the knife is so garbage it can't cut anything, i doesn't even have a locking mechanism!
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Victor
Good video. You should also do videos testing out tents. From cheap tents, to elaborate inflatable house tents haha I know you aren't the type of person to use tents but I feel there's a large portion of your viewers that do use them and would like to see you use them, test them, give your opinion on them. Idk just an idea. Easy videos lol
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Good video. You should also do videos testing out tents. From cheap tents, to elaborate inflatable house tents haha I know you aren't the type of person to use tents but I feel there's a large portion of your viewers that do use them and would like to see you use them, test them, give your opinion on them. Idk just an idea. Easy videos lol
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Survivalnerd
I could have sworn bushcraft was about survival skills and wilderness living, not about the gear. If someone goes into the woods with all backpacking gear but brings some chert for flint knapping, and carves a try stick too, maybe even a spoon. that's more bushcraft than people who merely camp with canvas packs and oilskin tarps.
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I could have sworn bushcraft was about survival skills and wilderness living, not about the gear. If someone goes into the woods with all backpacking gear but brings some chert for flint knapping, and carves a try stick too, maybe even a spoon. that's more bushcraft than people who merely camp with canvas packs and oilskin tarps.
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Daz555
Who brings a sleeping bag to the office. Clearly you'd never worked in IT. Disaster recovery situations or development crunches before a product release mean sleeping bags can be very handy. Thankfully that was only a thing for me over a decade ago. Moved on to easier things now!
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Who brings a sleeping bag to the office. Clearly you'd never worked in IT. Disaster recovery situations or development crunches before a product release mean sleeping bags can be very handy. Thankfully that was only a thing for me over a decade ago. Moved on to easier things now!
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Holly
So about 200 should let you add the 1st aid kit, the torch, and maybe a hatchet. Or improve things like the knife or saw. How does it count if you have a backpack left from school, a yoga mat, and always carry a lighter anyway? We won't mention the Swiss Army knife.
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So about 200 should let you add the 1st aid kit, the torch, and maybe a hatchet. Or improve things like the knife or saw. How does it count if you have a backpack left from school, a yoga mat, and always carry a lighter anyway? We won't mention the Swiss Army knife.
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Glorfendell2
Good vid. In America we have yard sales or garage sales. I don't know what they are called across the pond. Some of those items can be picked up very cheaply if you are patient. Then you could spend money on the things you didn't have.
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Good vid. In America we have yard sales or garage sales. I don't know what they are called across the pond. Some of those items can be picked up very cheaply if you are patient. Then you could spend money on the things you didn't have.
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John
Great video, thanks. Since the tarp was so long, I think there would have been enough to start at the bottom as a ground cloth, under the wall then over the top. And still have enough for a front cover. Thanks again, John S.
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Great video, thanks. Since the tarp was so long, I think there would have been enough to start at the bottom as a ground cloth, under the wall then over the top. And still have enough for a front cover. Thanks again, John S.
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Glee-chan
This is a crazy good example of it's not the tools, but the skill. I love how you were able to do all this with so little money, and I think the everyday person can use this video as a reference and try it themselves.
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This is a crazy good example of it's not the tools, but the skill. I love how you were able to do all this with so little money, and I think the everyday person can use this video as a reference and try it themselves.
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SomaliSmuli
one of those 5 hardware store tarps was the rain cover in my setup for years. In the end it was hard to justify moving to something more expensive (and lighter) since it had served me so well without issue.
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one of those 5 hardware store tarps was the rain cover in my setup for years. In the end it was hard to justify moving to something more expensive (and lighter) since it had served me so well without issue.
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NonSleeper
Really enjoyed your video here, was nice to see more affordable kit being used, not to say i hate your bush craft kit you normally use (in fact Ive modeled mine after it, cheers have fun, stay safe!
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Really enjoyed your video here, was nice to see more affordable kit being used, not to say i hate your bush craft kit you normally use (in fact Ive modeled mine after it, cheers have fun, stay safe!
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Bearded
I find it funny that people think you need top quality gear to survive a night or 2 in the forest if you know what your doing you can survive with just a knife or axe and a bottle of water
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I find it funny that people think you need top quality gear to survive a night or 2 in the forest if you know what your doing you can survive with just a knife or axe and a bottle of water
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Richard
Awesome video. Not only is this good for beginners but a good lesson for my sons that they don't need to purchase expensive gear when they are starting out. Oh, nice camp.
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Awesome video. Not only is this good for beginners but a good lesson for my sons that they don't need to purchase expensive gear when they are starting out. Oh, nice camp.
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flamintasty
I used to buy a lot of stuff from army surplus shops. There used to be loads of them, I guess rising rents and rates have priced a lot of them out of the market.
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I used to buy a lot of stuff from army surplus shops. There used to be loads of them, I guess rising rents and rates have priced a lot of them out of the market.
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Michelle
This reminds me of the outdoor boys 25 Walmart challenge. They forgot to buy something to make fire as well. Your shelter is definitely nicer then their's was.
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This reminds me of the outdoor boys 25 Walmart challenge. They forgot to buy something to make fire as well. Your shelter is definitely nicer then their's was.
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