Bushcraft - Hiking, cooking lunch. Webtex DPM Tarp/basha/bivvy set-up. Zebra billy can, meths burner

[MrHatManS]

Noice hike and munch

[gralo5]

lovely site, Thanks for posting!

[KorumEmrys]

Beautiful Area!!! Well Done!!!!!!!!!!! =)

[dazwalkingman]

hi great vid mate 

[karenchakey]

Nice hike, the UK is really a pretty place! I like your cook set up, what size Billy can are you using? nice little meal too, I enjoyed your video!

[zerk54]

How hard is it in England to find an area where you can get away from people? Does the area in this video get a lot of traffic?

[byronlegend]

@zerk54 It`s very difficult to get away from everyone. Sulham woods in this video has lots of pathways which usually have lots of dogwalkers etc. so you can`t go far before seeing other people,

[ibru3]

good vid . hope your foot gets better

[atruepatriot92]

Really great video man, these are my favorite types of videos to watch on youtube. I like seeing people get out for a nice hike or day in the woods or the bush. I really enjoyed this video, thanks so much for posting. I'm glad that I subscribed, take care and stay safe.

[dingwei7]

Not exactley the cheapest meal lol - Mixed herbs £2 Quorn £2.50-£3 Noodles £1? Chicken seasoning £2 But good video, doyou just travel all round the UK ?

[byronlegend]

@dingwei7 Thanks for watching. Not that expensive really. Mixed herbs were about 70p for a large bag, I only used a pinch, noodles were about £1 for three packs, I only used one.

[downthehut]

hi mate, great vidio can we see some more of your kit, especially your bushcraft knife, keep the vidio's coming. thanks.

[pking101]

Hi I have the exact same hobo setup as you and have found it works much

better if you hook two tent pegs over the top of the stove, this allows air flow

and draws the flame up. I will have a vid of it up soon

[byronlegend]

@pking101 Thanks for the post. I have some holes in the top and have cut down some tent pegs but just didn`t have them with me on that day. You`re right they work great.

[Silverswordfish]

England is too small for bushcraft to be useful. You are never more than a couple of hours walk from someones house.

[buckbushcraft]

hi i find your vidios really interesting. keep up the good work.

[SIFLINT1]

nice vid 

[carbonmated]

Just found your vid searching for info on the Zebra billy, great video m8. I am in the states, the woods you are in remind me of home in the north eastern US. Nice to see you out there in the wood hiking and having lunch. Subscribed, so keeping making vids :)

[blocktube123]

Great video. Had to subscribe. Keep up the posts.

[38pLace]

good job man

[iamiSniipezxX]

hello mate, how do you spell that meat substitute stuff? cheers :)

[byronlegend]

@iamiSniipezxX It`s Q U O R N. Many thanks.

[iamiSniipezxX]

@byronlegend thanks very mch :)

[howesmat]

Great Video, have the same problem up here in North Wales woods with beer cans etc. left around.

[vernonandkenny]

nice video

[cestrianvlogger]

just found your videos when searching for bushcraft/prepping and just subbed :) great channel with loads of info, i usually go out with a 125L dpm bergen filled with everything, really is a lot of work but you get to know your own strengths and weaknesses

[byronlegend]

@cestrianvlogger Thannks for the sub and the comment. One of the things I love about bushcrafting is that it teaches you what your skills and strengths are, you are absolutley right. Since I began bushcrafting, hiking etc. my personal self confidence has increased. Knowing that you can survive in the wilds because you`ve got your roof in your pack and knife, food, water etc really makes you realise how little you need.

Many thanks.

[mattdoughty1]

good video mate

[byronlegend]

@mattdoughty1 Thanks for watching and subscribing to my channel, your time and comments are much appreciated. Many thanks and all the best to you.

[darados]

you will love the zebra pot  its an ace bit of kit

[byronlegend]

@darados You`re right, it`s a great piece of kit and very versatile. Thank you for watching.:)

[WAwodsman]

hey man, really nice video. its nice to see that someone cares about people leave rubbish out in the woods

[byronlegend]

@WAwodsman Thanks for taking the time to watch. People who leave their rubbish lying around in the woods drives me mad. Unfortunately the amount of rubbish in my local woods just keeps increasing.

[badvoodoodaddy1]

Thanks for taking us along with you on your hike. The area looks beautiful.

[byronlegend]

@badvoodoodaddy1 Thank you for watching and for your comment. I`m glad you enjoyed the video.

[MrItchyElbow]

Your tarp looks awfully like mine. Is it an Aquaquest Camo Tarp? I love mine although compared to the Siltarps it is heavy.

[byronlegend]

@MrItchyElbow Thanks for taking the time to watch. My tarp is a Webtex British military tarp.It is incredibly light. Many thanks, Mark.

[KiwiSurvival]

Hello from New Zealand! It's been raining almost non-stop here as well, not conducive to getting out for a hike! Over winter, my fitness goes downhill something chronic, so I can definitely identify with you! Cheers, Ra.

[minervra]

Great video Mark! Nice day for a hike :) You forgot the hobnobs! lol. Looked for a moment as if you had walked in to the hobbits village from Lord of the rings lol alcoholic hobbits....hmm. Anyway cool vid my friend, tasty lunch too :)

[steintanz]

Hi Mark!

Nice walk you did there! Thanks for the tip on the soy pieces, good idea.

Best greetings to you, Tim

[saswales]

nice one

[byronlegend]

@saswales Thank you for the comments, much appreciated.