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As a female who camps alone I cannot stress enough to follow your gut instinct when out in the wild. Always be prepared for anything & be willing to leave your camp for awhile if needed. Have multiple forms of protection on your person. I also take extra gear to look like more people are with me. But following your gut is your best defense imho. I've avoided a few campgrounds due to a bad gut feeling. I've left a few in a hurry as well.

When I was a young man, I was hard wired for action. I'll sleep when I'm dead was a common saying of mine. When I got older I learned to stop and smell the roses. Both ways are extremely rewarding, best advice... Do what you feel. Good video. Thank you

Thank you for sharing, Luke. I grew up in a world surrounded by that stuff so when I got older and realized how unstable and dangerous those people can be, it definitely started to curdle my blood. The unpredictable nature of junkies is why they're so dangerous. Stay vigilant.

I always bring one of my dogs with me when I head out to the woods. Dogs can smell intruders from far away and alert you. Plus it's always nice to have a companion 🤘

I lived in an area that was terrible with drug related crime. It changed my point of view drastically and made me much more cautious and hyper aware of my surroundings no matter where I am. It’s sad that there isn’t really anywhere that isn’t tainted by the reality of it

That didn’t even sound like a human laugh. I thought I was hearing a dog or coyote kind of noise. 🤣

In case anyone hasn't let you know, that was an iridescent cloud, it happens when the clouds droplets / ice crystals diffract light in that sort of rainbowy / multicolored way. The version you're seeing here is likely the start of a pileus cloud, often found above tall t-storms or mountaintops (usually the mountain ones are lenticular clouds though). Sorry if this is old news, I know this video is old and there's 5k comments, but I didn't feel like sifting through all of them LOL

I’ve been hiking remotely and heard someone deep in the bush screaming and crying, it was absolutely terrifying. It turned out someone was having a mental meltdown and they went into the wilderness to scream it out for therapy…..btw this sounds like an over exited or panicked dog yelping, many huskies make that sound.

I just can’t understand how any woman (and most men) feel safe camping alone. Y’all are way braver than me.

That sounds like a coyote “yipping “. They make some wild sounds when excited . We hear them almost every night .

That "laughing" that you heard is the sound that a dog will make when they are in distress. I have heard this with female dogs and their puppies a lot.

This guy has a really positive, optimistic attitude. guessing his parents played a role in that. Not everyone is so lucky.

My husband and I were married in 1985. Together we have done a lot of backpacking and truck bed camping in off-road remote areas of the USA, since 1984 and especially through the rest of the 80s and 90s. My husband was always packed and was prepared with a weapon to use if necessary. Why? Well we definitely wouldn't need it for the animals - they're afraid of people. They have the fear of man in them. My husband always said, "It's 'man' who is the 'most dangerous creature' out there, because they're unpredictable." You never know what man will do, so we'd always take along a weapon to protect ourselves with. Sad but absolute truth. Check out how many people have been murdered through the many decades while camping... by 'man'. Animals are predictable, but man is not predictable. Stay wise and safe. Thanks for the enjoyable trip. Beautiful country!

I encountered someone while I was at the Badlands, SD who was likely mentally ill, possibly dangerous and he was armed (I was not)... too long to tell the story in writing, but I managed to talk my way out of what could have been a horrible situation. This was September 2003 on a solo trip... miles from anyone or anywhere. To this day I am certain this guy was capable of some pretty dark things... and I was fortunate to keep calm and collected. I now carry any time I am out in the wild...

My partner and I were on the back roads of Montana. We stopped the car in the middle of nowhere and got out to enjoy the scenery. We were just chilling when out of nowhere another car pulled up almost beside us. The windows were tinted, no one got out and they just sat there. We only took a few minutes to decide that this was weird, we got back in our car and left. I don't know if they had bad intentions or not but my gut said something wasn't right and that was good enough for me.

That whining laughing sound was a neurotic dog traveling with a human. As a dog groomer, I’ve heard that same sound from German shepherds whining/yelping nonstop for hours in the drying and holding cage.

I used to go tent camping with my buddies at one of the busier camping areas in Alaska. More than once we had what we called “camp raiders”. Guys who just show up and want to hang out. We were usually a group of 4 or 5 men with guns, so we were usually hospitable toward the visitors (even though, I never really liked it). Usually they just wanted to warm by our fire and talk about camping. Once we had a guy ride in on a dirt bike. The guy pulled out a bag and asked if we wanted to smoke some weed. We didn’t smoke weed so we declined, but one of my friend’s 14 year old sisters was with us so we told him not to even get it out. He didn’t like that, but he obliged. Then one of my buddies was standing next to the lake and this dude walked down next to my friend and pulled out a .22 pistol and started shooting in the water. My heart jumped and I started looking intently at my friend’s jacket looking for dark spots to appear trying to see if he was being shot. I had my hand on my .45 auto. My friend did not get shot so I didn’t draw on the guy, but we immediately told him he had to leave our camp. We told him it was because of his reckless behavior with the pistol. He left without any further issues and he never knew that 2 of us had pistols ready to go on him (plus 2 others with shotguns in the tents). Yeah, sadly, camping can be dangerous in certain areas.

Most people go, “aw, it’s going to rain, forget camping,” you, “ah, it’s going to rain, let’s go camping!”

I like carving too! Or in my neck of the woods it's called "Whittling" I used to sit by the creek on my Dad's 150 acre farm in Northern Michigan and sit on an old stump and just whittle away. One time a little muskrat came down the creek and came out and gathered twigs not two feet away from me, he didn't even see me, it didn't even give me a notice, I was so quiet and blended with the surroundings... a great memory.😊

In England we dont use the separate names for like jam, jelly, preserves, we just lump it all under Jam, and when it comes to jelly we just use that name for the wobbly stuff you have at kids parties :)

I've heard about 10,000 coyotes in my lifetime over hundreds of nights spent in the woods, and that sure sounded like one.

We were in the bottom of a canyon miles to even get down there. At night I woke up feeling like someone was outside the car, looking at us. Jyst a feeling. My boyfriend sensed it too but we thought we were just spooked. Went back to sleep. Morning we were approached by a skinny wirey looking guy who asked for a ride. He looked very scary and my boyfriend ran him off. No matter where remote you are there could be someone around. Remember thst.

I work at a vet clinic. From what I heard, it sounded like a dog so excited to get out of the truck it was "monkey" whining. It is bizarre sounding, but I hear it often as a groomer.

Love your videos and watching you/yall on your camping journeys! It is always great content-led with great advice on what and how you do it! A true KZfaq elite IMO with no BS entertainment just excellent family fun and always superb quality! Thanks for all you do for the dreamers/EVERYONE!

When I was in the military I had to be go go go and loved it, but after my injuries and time to heal the best I can Ive learned to enjoy sitting down and watching the world hustle and bustle by

To me that sounded like a excited dog that was ready to get out Into the woods

That rainbow at the top of that cumulonimbus storm cloud is most likely an iridescent pileus cloud, also called a scarf cloud or cap cloud. Pileus clouds are small, horizontal, lenticular clouds that can appear above fast growing cumulus and cumulonimbus clouds. If the pileus cloud is high enough to be made of ice crystals, the sunlight angle is just right, and the viewer’s angle is just right, then the sunlight can be refracted by the ice crystals to make the rainbow iridescence you saw. The pileus clouds aren’t necessarily rare but the iridescence is. So congrats! You got to see something rare and beautiful. 😊

The "Laugh" sounds like a wolf pup, coyote, or dog. The person driving by on the public access to where you are located probably had a dog in the back of their truck that was anxious to get out and run round. I've heard my dogs make that same cry many times.

I'm currently 12 days post surgery, had a bi- lateral total knee replacement and it is about to drive me CRAZY being so stationary, binge watching you channel has really helped, THANKS Luke!!!!

Awesome photography ! The rainbow you saw in the cloud is called a sundog :-) . I worked 39 years as a nurse working 12 hour shifts. I became disabled a year ago after respiratory failure and two blood clots in my left lung. I'm perfectly fine with my slower, laid back pace.More time to spend with our grandson whom we adopted due to the drug use of his birth parents. We see first hand what drugs can do. They chose drugs over a precious child . No more dashing to respond to a code or chasing after the doctors. Thank you for sharing your adventure.

That was a dog hanging out the window ,all excited and wanted out of the car. No woman is that happy, not even a woman on drugs. 😁

I'm envious of your adventures. I spent 16 years working with the Forest Service with 90% of that time patrolling either the Lincoln Woods Wilderness Area or patrolling the AT both in VT & NH. I also did about 4-5 years more of volunteer work in both doing trail maintenance and trail and camp ground construction as well . Part of that time was spent going all over the US doing wild land firefighting as well . That was an absolutely fantastic job , and believe it or not I actually got paid for doing it !!! I've never had a better job or one I enjoyed more. The law enforcement part I didn't enjoy all that much as there were some tense situations that arose from time to time like busting meth labs and removing squatters from the National Forest . We weren't authorized to carry but being a former military combat vet my forest supervisor kinda turned a blind eye to that sense he knew what threats we may run into on the trail, 2 or 4 legged and neither were uncommon . Bear and Moose and meth labs were the biggest issues though. I'd normally be out on the trail for 2 weeks at a time doing trail and shelter maintenance, building trails , doing wildlife and forest improvement projects and what ever else needed doing. It wasn't uncommon to be pulled off the trail though , to do high angle rescues , search and rescues or causality recoveries as that was a big part of the job too. I was a certified for high angle rescue, was a SOLO First Responder and was close to being a fully certified EMT as well as being on Fire/ rescue in my town for > 37 years , with tons of other related certifications . There is allot of climbing areas here in NH & VT both and incidents were common and there was only a half dozen of us in all of VT & NH that were certified for that job so 2-3 rescues or searches a month were quite common and much much more during the peak hiking and climbing seasons, Winter or Summer. Lots of folks got themselves into situations they weren't necessarily ready for and when the weather went South on some of these razor back ridges above timber line and in back country/ wilderness areas we got lots and lots of time in doing rescues or recoveries . Mount Washington was " No Joke" when it came to rescues, with >100 mph winds and well below 0 degree f wind chills being common, even in Summer. Some of those above timber line , razor back ridge rescues in those conditions were just a bit sketchy to say the least and could be quite a challenge ! I'm an old coot and disabled now from some of my rescue adventures and am no longer able to carry a pack or hike long distances and even going 2-300 yards at a time now can be a challenge at best, but I still have all my memories after years and years spent in the forest and I don't regret one moment of it, other than being all bunged up so I can't hike anymore. That part sucks to be honest . But don't feel bad for me, in my day I've had the opportunity to do 2 end to end hikes on the AT, did the Long Trail several times, the PCT, the Continental Divide Trails and have done every 4k ft and above peak in the US and most all the major trails in Alaska plus a couple others in Canada and even a couple in South America as well , so I've defiantly had my fun. I was know as "Talks With Animals " on the trail with a turtle symbol being my mark . I've been told many rabid hiker aquatnences that some of my shelter tags and the 2 petro-gliffs I've carved on rock faces along the AT are still present on some of these trails and in shelters where I've been at, so look for them in your travels they could pop up most anyplace in the US and Canada . I still get a taste of the good life after retiring though sense I bought a nice large piece of property just below the highest peak in the area here in VT and my homestead is in the middle of the forest right next to 2 incredible brooks running through my land that are filled with Brook Trout with tons of other wildlife all around me . There's nothing but State , Federal and timber company land surrounding me and there's only 4 neighbors on this entire section of road and nothing after that for 6 miles, and that road section is closed 5 months out of the year for snow or mud. This new homestead is like I've never left the forest and I couldn't be happier. Life is good here at the High Mountain Homestead ! Enjoy your travels as I have, you won't regret it.

I heard coyotes too. Never even crossed my mind it was a person laughing. Sounded exactly like the coyotes out here where I live.

When deep in the woods on a solo adventure I always bring the dog. His "spidey sense" detects any real threats long before I do. Plus I always had a sidearm. Lots of people disappear in the wilderness and are never seen or heard from again.

The only camping I want to do is is at a Marriott, Hilton Inn or Hampton Inn! Seriously though, I enjoy watching these camping channels, and it's the best way of camping I'm ever going to do. Thank you for sharing your wild life adventure with us!

Loved that rainbow-in-the-clouds experience you shared with us. You are among the very best of men. I tried to order a pomoly tent and it was sold out! I'm happy to have found you on youtube! I'm beginning to get why your audience members gift you cool stuff.

Sitting and watching and hearing a tstorm roll in is my absolute favorite thing in the world....especially while camping. Perfect day if you ask me.

As an outdoorsman, your most important virtue is awareness. Never be so focused on what you're doing that you don't notice your surroundings at all times. Predators of all kinds take advantage of your forward facing vision. Your eyes should be constantly panning, constantly surveying your surroundings. This is how people get ambushed and mysteriously disappear. Enjoying yourself in a dangerous area just because it's beautiful is any easy way to never be seen again. Always protect number one .

Love your channel Luke! You have such great production quality on your videos. Keep up the good work!

Man that really sounded more like an extremely excited dog. Grew up using dogs to hunt and almost always they done that exact noise when they where excited and knew we was about to turn them out of the dog box. Mix between bark/whimper and heavy panting.

You discovered the ever versatile "weed" bag. That odd laughing sounded like coyote chatter to me. And yes, it is vary common to hear out in the wild.

These days I carry a .380 S&W Body Guard semi-auto. It's light, dependable and "gets the job done." As and former Boy Scout, we were taught to "BE PREPARED." Good Idea!

I always tell my coworkers I don't carry when I go hiking for bears, I do it for bums.

In all the years of camping that Ive done it has never occurred to me that I could make toast with a frying pan. What a super tip.

My dog lifted his head up and ears went back as soon as that weird laughter started!

Having suffered a stroke about 3 yrs. ago , I know just what you mean about feeling " not right " when you are idle. I used to be an avid outdoorsman, but the stroke has left me with little interest in anything Iused to do, mainly due to the loss of the use of my left arm and hand. Left leg affected to a lesser extent. Iwould urge everyone to take good care of your vasculer system.

I agree, our son got out of prison twelve years ago. He has been off the drugs every since. He will drink a beer but that is all. So far so good. Stay safe!

A short and sweet adventure. God's perfect creation, your spot in the woods was gorgeous. That rainbow cloud was awesome!!! I could tell you're spirit was troubled over that young woman being out there under the influence. All we can do is send out a fervent prayer for her healing and safety.

For that exact reason, I was thankful my friend was always 'carrying' whenever we camped in remote places like that.

This is actually one of my favorite of your video’s ( other than the laughing wacko) because it’s something I could do myself. I’m not physically able to make long hikes but I COULD do a truck camp like this and now I’m going to try one, Thanks for having something for everyone!

If you go camping alone without a "pew pew" tool then you're not smart.

Mabey the Coyotes are not Sober..lol😅..On The Real...I'm 19 weeks Living Sober 💪 tomorrow..The World is a Beautiful place when you have God, Sobriety and Family ❣️..Love the camping Videos...I'm a Prepper for Life...Great gear and skills shown brother!💪🏔️🇺🇲

That was laughing? Literally thought it was doglike or coyote like yips lol

When the daughter travels to see you, and brings both the BF, and his parents. It's really serious.

I've been watching a lot of your video's up till now and most probally will see a lot more. What i like very much how you also talk on topics about life in general and especially drugs. I have a son who wasted his life that way. and it is very difficult to see him going down hill every day. Keep on going with your advices and ofcourse your reviews.

Just found this channel and it’s bloody awesome. Can’t wait for more. Best wishes Jonathan 🇬🇧

The sound of tires on a gravel road is the most relaxing and satisfying sound. Like rain on a tin roof.

I agree that the ‘night sound’ was coyotes. Experienced 3-5 coyotes passing thru a small primitive site at night & their calls among themselves was like maniacal laughter. It was close, loud, & sustained. They went among the tents doing this for about 10 minutes. I heard another camper exclaim “holy sh*t!” which was my thought as well. It was like this pack was on a drunken ramble having a great time.

That weather Rainbow/Clouds thing is called a sun dog, I love those. Usually means weather changing.

This is some of the most beautiful camping nature photography I’ve seen - Interspersed with interesting gear reviews , cooking tips, solo hobbies and meditations on drugs and paths taken and not taken. I’m going to watch a few more. Good stuff

That's not a human laughing, my friends dog makes the exact same sound whenever there's a thunderstorm close by or going on.

Forgot just how beautiful the photography is! I too can't believe how in tune I am with stepping into Autumn! Glad you and family are in tune with same! Love to everyone❤️

Great educational vid I think. I showed my kids who camp remotely and parks ect. Showed them right away. Thanks.

I love clouds! I use to lay in the grass and find different things in the clouds when I was a kid. Still love to do that at the age of 75! I really appreciate what you do in the wild and your videos are incredible. ❤️ from Minnesota

Beautiful video. I'm so sorry about the effects of drug abuse on your family. My little brother was drug addicted for quite a long time. I prayed for years for him. He's now off drugs except for weed, he got married and is living a much better life. We're closer now too. God bless!

I've watched your vids, since you started out - and the quality of your videos and cinematography now is just beyond outstanding! Well done, Luke!

I used to backpack/camp unarmed and never gave it a second thought. That was decades ago. The world has changed. I don't even drive to town for gas without my carry. While I've never had an incident with a person while in the wilderness, there may come a day. It's foolish not to plan for it. I love your videos and point of view. Thanks for sharing.

I do a lot of SUV camping and use a big tarp too to give me that flexibility to shield me from sun and the rain - one side of the tarp is sun resistant- gives me extra space to camp cook too even if it’s raining. It’s a pretty sweet set up that I use when I work at festivals too. My bed is a combination of sleep pads with a topper with a sleeping bag and travel blankets for chillier nights. I blackout my windows to give me privacy and use mesh fabric made for doors and the back section of the suv to keep out flies, mosquitoes, midgies and sand flies. For toilet- a sturdy bucket with biodegradable bags and cat litter and for a shower use biodegradable wet wipes or a solar shower for when I’m really needing it if there’s no river near by. Always carry plenty of water, extra jerry can of fuel, and jump leads with battery if the SUV battery is flat.

It was an excited doggie -- probably wanted to get out of the vehicle for a walk. Mine used to go nuts like that whenever I'd get near the beach. Sounded just like a weird human laugh.

Your cinematography has REALLY increased since you first started. That cloud sequence in the middle of this video was absolutely gorgeous! Makes this one of my fav vids of yours.

I'm currently watching this out in the bush, on my own. As I'm writing this comment, there is a car approaching me from the road way up on the hill that leads too this spot. Listening too Luke while I'm here in my swag, is reassuring. I'll let you know how I go, hopefully the car turns around once it gets here.

I gotta hand it to the guys who have the bravery to be unconscious in the woods at night. I could never do it. Adventure on my friend!

I've gone hiking/camping exactly zero times this summer. These videos allow me to enjoy the experience while I'm working from home. Crossing fingers that I'll get outside this fall.

I’m so blessed and thankful that no one in my family or anyone around me have ever had drug or alcohol issues. Prayers for your family.

I love your videos. I trust your advice and honest reviews. I also appreciate you encouraging people to stay away from illegal drugs

Hi, thanks for another great video. I loved the beautiful view of the mountain, I thought it looked like the Swiss Alps at one stage. I could have sworn that you had encountered an escaped rooster (seriously), very sad and bloody scary. Have a great weekend.

Thank you for taking me on your camping adventure! I thoroughly enjoyed it!

Thank you to your daughter for her service to keep us safe 💕💕💕

I'm starting my outdoors channel and have a camp planned for this weekend, I'm aiming to come back with a 3 hour video. You can bet your bottom dollar I also stocked up on 12 guage ammo, mace, personal knife, etc. - I ain't the one to be snuck up on my campsite. Ha ha. Loved the channel, the video, and your story-telling.

The reason the “lady” wouldn’t stop laughing even when the guy told her to shut up is beCause it was a dog😂😅😂

This was awesome, thank you for sharing; please tell your daughter, "from one veteran to another, thank you for your service!"

I love it...Daughter shows-up w/ her BF and his parents...Yeah I'm goin' camping

GOD bless your daughter and keep her safe. Thank her for her service. She has an awesome Dad. Don (Ocala, Fl).

Sounded like a dog anxious to get out and move. Enjoy your content, thanks for the honesty.

The cloud phenomenon is known as a sundog, that cloud has a hail core, it’s just light reflection and is essentially a rainbow.

Jelly is made from fruit juice, which is usually extracted from cooked, crushed fruit. ... Next up we have jam, which is made from chopped or pureed fruit (rather than fruit juice) cooked down with sugar.

I really like your positive attitude. And when Suzies around, she's great too.

I can tell you are a down to earth great guy that just likes to get out of the house and breathe in the fresh air the good lord has given us. I like the way you get your point across and the way to camp. I know you are a smart person and you are right about people on drugs. Be careful and keep on camping brother

Luke Don’t you enjoy the food when bivouacking more than home? There’s just something magical about a meal prepared in the outdoors that makes it so satisfying. God blessings

I suggest a front and rear dash camera for the Tundra, never know when trouble will confront you!

Love watching your trips always learn something new. Respect to you from the UK.

First time found this video; love everything about it, the colour of the car to your personality! Everything seems extremely deep yet motivating! 100 percent will watch all your videos. Respect and admiration from 15000 km away! Stay happy and healthy, bless you brother!

At first hearing the woman laughing, I actually thought it was a coyote and was waiting for the rest of the pack to start yelping. Then when you said it was a woman laughing I was like what?!

Surely, that's a coyote or two (as others have said). Wait 'til you hear a large group of them out there. It's an eerie sound. I've also heard wolf packs when I'm out that sound almost like crying kids if they're not full-on howling. Keep up the gear reviews. I've been enjoying them!

I agree about turkey- it takes on the flavor of sauces well. That drug laugh was scary. Your advice was great. I just subscribed. I’m a sofa explorer. So I appreciate you bringing us along with you.

On a plane once looking down at the clouds and there was a circular rainbow sitting g on top of the clouds! Was so cool

Luke, you've done it again. The camera you have is amazing!! TO see the rainbow IN the clouds at marker 13:30 is absolutely grand! I must say the first pan you did of the mountain range, roughly marker 12:04, would be a great photo! Lovin' the time lapses of the clouds and storms. Great Vlog!

Just have to say, those clouds. Gorgeous. Thanks for taking the time to share those shots.

Love the videos, it’s really cool watching someone who loves whitetop as much as me, I go there all the time, most definitely my favorite place!