Winter Hammock Overnight Trip

gwynn1947, Tom's Backwoods, and I took off for the Colville National Forest and stayed the night in our hammocks. Here is the lowdown of our trip....

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[threehvacguys]

my wife has always enjoyed the outdoors with me but for soome reason we let take over these last few years, now her and i have been getting back into the hills again and it has brought us so much closer than we have been in years, cheers my friend, i love your videos.

[gwynn1975]

@threehvacguys Thank you sir.. I'm glad to hear that you guys are getting back out there again

[busared06]

Good stuff man, good stuff. What would you recommend hammock wise, for someone who's curious but has only layed in one of those backyard net hammocks?

[gwynn1975]

@busared06 Thanks buddy. I would recommend something from Grand Trunk, as their prices are fair and you won't be out a lot of money if you don't like it. Thanks for watching

[charper3006]

Great Video.. That was one steep hill !! I think I would have died trying to get up it... LOL I have been looking at that Grand Trunk Skeeter Beater hammock as well, i'm glad it worked well for ya..

[gwynn1975]

@charper3006 If you hammock in the summer or during mosquito season, it will be worth it. Thanks for watching bro

[outdoorsmen49]

Great video and just so u no if youve ever been to liberty lake they have a pretty cool trail its 7 miles round trip and at the top there is a water fall its pretty cool to spend the night and its just right out of spokane valley u should check it out

[OneManShowShow]

Thanks for making me feel the gratitude for not being on the camping trip. looked like painful boredom. (again i don't like being this critical, but just my response).

[OneManShowShow]

I think the gist of my criticism of this is: "why don't you bring an entire kitchen stove, sofa, and telly to the campsite with that much gear". thought this was going to be survival bushcraft, but was just lame-city, no offense. nice work making nad uploading the vid though.

was this narrator eskimo? animosity or something.

[OneManShowShow]

I guess the main thing is I have done some advanced survival things (lived in the bush for awhile) and more, and this guy acts like it's a cooking show or something ridiculous. AGain, no offense, just so astonishingly lame.

THAT SAID, i don't like family get togethers and the Filming of the vids (although you seemed to be having a heart attack at a few points) was decent and sorta qual narration (although boring).

dang don't want to be so critical.

nice h20 filters and decent fire meh.

[OneManShowShow]

I'll just say one thing. no offense, but i would not want to be on a survival quest with that person. I'm trying to be respectful of this, but man just lame-o city (again, no offense, maybe i might like this at another time), not trolling either, this was basically a video on how to make hiking /camping as boring as possible.

[OneManShowShow]

maybe this guy reminds me of an older version of me as a young kid (if that makes any sense). looked pretty out of breath there.

the first part was rubbish because you don't BUY bushcraft stuff, you make it; that's the definition of bushcraft. like mors kochanski. anyways, I wanted to try to like this and maybe the weird thing about this guy looking like an older version of me as a kid or sounding like obnoxious uncle threw me off, but lame imho. (might like it later idk).

[OurTroopsRule]

Bet that was some good cold, clean water.

[kendoniemcza]

nice video,great idea

[huntinandfishin7]

Im in NZ and enjoy your posts, great stuff