6 Days Winter Camping: Frozen Lake ICE FISHING (Narrated) Survival Shelter

Narrated survival story. I'm camping for 6 days in winter by the frozen lake & build a bushcraft survival shelter.

#bushcraft #camping #winter #survival #snow #finland

[amyv]

I have a sheepskin that I had bought when my younger daughter was born. She will be 31 next month, and the wool is still wonderful.
I have been on an animal based diet for almost a year, and I have never felt better, even as a 63 year old woman.

[markgreen-wxok]

One of your best! Thank you for taking us along with you on these adventures and for being an example of strength and honor!

[virginiamorrison]

So nice to hear your voice explaining various activities & ideas. Thanks for sharing.

[marklonardo]

Circa 1970 in grammar school, I selected, by draw, Finland as my world project. So many kids received novelty items and toys from their respective countries. Me...I got a book from the Finish embassy. I got laughed at by so many classmates. It was an amazing book. I read it a hundred times. It taught me so much. In the mountains of New Hampshire i’ve slept in snow, broken ice as I jumped thru rivers, lakes and streams, beat myself with birch branches after baking in a sauna, rolled in snow naked, and slept in the forest a thousand times. This Italian, Russian, Jew still thanks the person who sent me that book over a half century ago!

[ericwalker]

There's someone riping off your videos. On YouTube it's called life in the forest and they just upload a bunch of your videos might want to check it out

[mazsheath]

You speak such good English, how I admire people that can learn two languages

[samhill]

Good vid. Excellent narration. Never worry about your English. Still winter around the Circle. Never to take conditions for granted. I like ice fishing. Fish slow over deeper water if possible. Put a stick in the hole and cover it with snow to keep it from freezing solid. Perch is great eats. Some lemon will almost cook it. At 68 life starts outside. Not a video game. The swim, just don't get your head wet. about 70% of body temps in head, 20% in feet rest all over. You take care. Be safe

[KathyBeatty-yueo]

Thanks for the narrative Lucas, it helped explain a lot !

[niko.F--]

You finally became a teacher, even though you thought it was funny when I told you a while ago.

[lrdisco]

You certainly don't make it easy for yourself. Respect for your tenacity and skill.

[edwardhayden]

I really enjoy the commentary. The why and how really help understand the process. Please continue to ad commentary to future vids. The only down side is you are having a great, smoked beef feast and I am only having yougert and fruit for my dinner. LOL.

[softsoundwhispers]

I really do enjoy the narrated versions. Thank you for all your effort 😊

[andbarton]

I occasionally enjoy a raw egg. They are actually delicious, and are different in flavour to any cooked egg. Eggs, usually cooked in some way, form a large part of my own diet.

[bp]

Thank you for the narration. I enjoyed it

[SBrenard]

Thank you for taking the time to put out this video with your narration. It was more like "being there" than just watching a video. I especially liked your facts and personal touch that was put forth! It is enjoyable to see you blossoming like a full spring season. Best wishes to you, Saska

[johno]

You're AWESOME!! Haha, no, you really, really are!

[williamlight]

You have become one of my favorites on YouTube thank you from Illinois USA

[robjenno]

cheers bud for the vid. love these cold ones and the work ya do. natural survival sure is the hardest, though most fulfilling

[yuuzyerbrejn]

Two thumbs up for the narration, which joins in quality your videography and survival knowledge. And I'm loving Lapland. But dude, every time you climb into a frozen body of water...damn! That hurts!

[ramlibardan]

Selangor, Malaysia support your channel Sir.