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RIBZ Test Hike - Part 2 Posted by: seanmulhall
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By: r030303s. on 22 May 12, 23:39:05
8:27 The internet is going to make fun of me for? that one.
By: BirdOfParadise777. on 19 Apr 12, 04:28:27
It is really hard to want to watch more of your videos with the sound quality SO bad! You could have? fixed it after the first comments on your first vids like this. You would have had many more subscribers and happy viewers and educated more people. :)
By: medicinewolf1952. on 18 Mar 12, 19:09:14
FIX? YOUR AUDIO.....CAN NOT HEAR YOU..AND IT LOOKS LIKE YOU HAVE SOMETHING TO SHARE>>PLEASE?
By: jkd185. on 30 Dec 11, 20:20:26
sound? stuff,thanks ;) regards streetartist
By: MultiTaysom. on 10 Dec 11, 03:16:09
Great videos.? Love em. Keep it up. Cheers!
By: austntexan. on 03 Dec 11, 17:52:53
Great post with fantastic common sense advice. Thank you for promoting the? idea that you don't need a bunch of expensive gear and equipment to bivouac in colder climes. Well thought out and nicely done. Using the local veg with a bin bag is a fantastic idea. Have you done any camping in the US?
By: phrankus2009. on 05 Nov 11, 14:17:47
Finally, I totally agree with you ... I like the screw-link ... Those climb-rated crabs are WAY too expensive ... I have found some affordable "S"-biners, at Harbor Freight (Chinese hardware outlet) and those should help as drip-links, on my tarp-lines (non weight-bearing). Also suggest using bank-line (#18+ nylon seine twine) as a "knot-line" for tarps utility lines ... And ... Reflective army? casualty blanket between hammock layers. Worth the bulk/weight.
By: seanmulhall. on 11 Aug 11, 16:13:30
That was down? to my editing software. It worked fine on the computer and then when I publish it the edits so out of synch.
By: Rilyn666. on 11 Aug 11, 08:04:25
great video, but i? found it quite funny the way parts cut out in mid sentence :)
By: tibetoo7. on 09 Aug 11, 11:38:16
i can hear it preety good...?
By: MegaWitsend. on 21 Jun 11, 15:26:20
you really? need to sort the sound out on your videos Mr Fox
By: misternylon. on 20 Jun 11, 09:46:53
What? is up with the sound??
By: TadTheTinker. on 09 Jun 11, 13:36:46
Google Search? the words hammock forums more information there on insulation for a hammock than you can shake a stick at. Good video with neat ideas!
By: TadTheTinker. on 09 Jun 11, 13:34:46
Google Search the words hammock forums more information there on insulation for a hammock than you can shake a? stick at.
By: HappyJackSlade. on 06 Mar 11, 14:07:43
Great video mate?
By: modtwenty. on 05 Mar 11, 03:47:52
well I will have my clothes too, if its -25? out I aint gonna be wearing my beach shorts lol, and I live in RI it does get cold here down to single digits, not metric digits, my other camp is in ME and it gets a lot colder in ME, wicked cold, you must be from florida?
By: Aargh28. on 13 Feb 11, 04:25:53
Thanks for the video. I think in the UK you might not experience the sorts of cold nights we get in many parts of Canada but I do consider your winter camping ideas very useful for early spring and late fall camping here.?
By: seanmulhall. on 10 Feb 11, 19:22:29
I? only talk about what I do in the climate where I live. I have no experience is colder environments.
By: shane0858. on 09 Feb 11, 03:14:05
@modtwenty I welcome you to come sleep in only a wool blanket when it is -25 F? and be toasty..
By: modtwenty. on 09 Feb 11, 00:52:55
person feeling cold, even with? a wool blanket = wimp
By: modtwenty. on 09 Feb 11, 00:45:43
person cold with a wool blanket =? female
By: TheGraceofChrist. on 20 Jan 11, 23:22:22
Good? idea! I would think staying OFF the cold ground would keep a person substantially warmer!
By: winnipegdiver. on 18 Jan 11, 16:59:15
@ralphweener What part of? Canada are you in? I'm in Manitoba my self I like the over head tarp with camp fire it would trap and hold in more heat in winter but then I don't camp in -20 ?c lol
By: Jefferdaughter. on 05 Jan 11, 16:46:55
Wouldn't all outdoor advice be applicable to the advisor's region? Having worked & camped outdoors in winter in two very different regions, it is interesting to note that even a relatively small increase in humidity can be very chilling, & feel colder near 32F than still and dry at? -10F. Rain is rarely an issue in deep cold, but a tarp can help trap body heat, even a few feet above. Less fun w/out the stargazing, though.