First have the dog lick'em clean, He always volunteers..

I legitimately got home from camping today and only had one wash bucket. It messed with my head of how to efficiently clean and was astonished that it was a challenge for me. So thank you for this!

I like your videos. I'm in NorCal. I saw your video of your bin with kitchen stuff. Could you do a video of your other two camping bins?

I keep a 10 inch Lodge cast iron skillet in my gear that I got from Walmart a few years back. Love it for hot breakfast. Great tips!

Finally 👍 my wife and I have been waiting for another camping video for awhile !!!! Keep it up

There’s also a number of folding chef knives on Amazon for around $20. I’ve made it a must have for my car camping loadout. For a lot of veggies or meat there’s cleaver options as well.

When I was young, the very first night of camping in June, in Vermont, we waited too long to get a camping site. We ended up in the mountains. Got setup okay, but it got so cold the washcloths froze on the line.

Great Video. The Lodge cast iron pizza pan is fantastic. I got it because my camper's gas oven would burn the pizza crust. The plastic cutlery is a fantastic deal. They don't hold up to heat very well, so have metal utensils for cooking. For storage, I use Bauer stackable tool boxes from Harbor Freight. Walmart does have a stackable tool system in the Hart line, I just happened to catch the Bauer on sale. The best camping item I think Walmart has is the Hart 5 gallon cordless sprayer. It takes Hart power tool batteries. I think it's only available online though.

Fantastic ideas. I will DEFINITELY be trying these out! Thank you!

Make an inventory checklist. Laminate it and tape it to the inside lid of the box. You can write on it with a white board marker and rub off after. Helps remind to pack whats required and to refill dishwashing liquid,fire starters etc. Cool video

I recently bought a Sienna 500-sized for ultralight panfishing, and I opened it up just to see what's inside. Like you, I was impressed with the lubrication, and quality of the fit and finish with the gearing. Shimano does a great job with these reels at their current price-point. No, it's not Sedona-level quality, but for $30 the overall quality is very good. With 4lb test monofilament, this little reel casts very nicely.

i need to get to the lagoon early morning

I appreciate the video but you didnt show how to take apart and put back together the bail/line roller. I took the two screws out and now I dont see how it goes back together. Theres a small spring that's giving me the problem, I dont see where it fits

the pill containers/tictac bottles for spices is something I've never thought of. Great idea!

Great vid with some thinking outside of the box ideas. One thing about the paracord though. Even though the label says 550 paracord, it's not true 550. It says on the label that it's only 110 pound test. So if you're using it for a hammock or something else that needs to support a lot of weight, you'll need to double up or even triple up on it.

Keep it up guys. Just found your channel. Don't stop you have a fun channel. Keep the pace and I'll keep watching. Livin the dream and it's great to see!

I find it fitting that Wal-Mart has chosen the rectum "*" as the symbol to represent themselves.

Hey guys. I have been camping and backpacking my whole 43 years of life. But I wanted to say i love your videos and personalities. I am finally getting my wife and our 2 yo son into camping and going for our first trip next month and found some of your hacks to be super awesome!! Looking forward to more videos.

Why isn't anybody doing the whole thing instead of only the lid,,,,, makes no sense to me

You should keep shovel clean and allow shovel to dry. I have one that is old about 60 years old I oil my tools to keep them alive same tools from military, models and hardware stoves. Old stuff the best. Oh yeh I love knives too.

I use old muffin pan on fire

Harbor Freight = tarp city.

I seldom bought camping gear from the camping section. I t was much cheaper to get stuff from other departments in the store.

Great tips!! Omg your hunger comments so funny!!

I have a shimano curado200xg and my drive shaft was bent so I need to use the same drive shaft or can I use any they discontinued them??

One additional tip is a garden pump sprayer. We used a 2 gal sprayer to cleanup the kids each night while dispersed camping. It was very handy.

I’ve never been camping that I didn’t forget something. Usually from the excitement of going. Kind of makes you feel you are roughing it some. Enjoyed the video. 😊

what rod did you pair it with?

Also the Black shaft is to decrease overall spool mass for throwing those lighter lures, and nice video!!!

It was my first BFS reel (Drag Clicker Version) and for the price point I was satisfied. I still use it occasionally for Bass fishing with 3-7 G lures approximate range, however I caught the BFS bug and moved up to higher price point reels for my fishing enjoyment. It still functions for my philosophy of use but isn't my first choice out of the stable. I do recommend it for someone getting into to BFS bass fishing. I don't think I would use it for stream fishing but I think with the right rod it would easily cast 3-4 gram sinking trout minnows for those who do that type of fishing. Obviously not as tight tolerances as Shimano or Haibo/Ark BFS reels so it could be shimmed up a bit (on my copy).

I've never seen a Walmart without a camping section.

No weapon of some sort?

If you fill a wide mouth bottle with eggs, with the yolk unbroken,they will remain unbroken. Just pour into the pan for fried eggs. This is good for one time,or maybe scrambled the second time.

I put a rubber band around the pill holder it avoids accidental spillage .

This is all fresh water stuff

I like the small backpack stoves and flat two burner stoves i see everyone using. But im old fashion and use my father in laws two burner white gas stove and my grandfathers old one burner white gas coleman stove. Fire starter, carry some cotton balls and Vaseline

Upgrade frome plastic wrap to press and seal. Worth the extra few bucks.

And when you talked about heating or cooling a small space i am fortunate to have a two room shed in my back yard, the original 8x10 shed was built when the house was in the 50's. During the 70's a 10x20 addition was added. When we moved here and got settled my son and i insulated it, but hard wood interior wall covering, upgraded electrical and put a window ac and a small wood burning stove in. During covid we put in a mini split that heats and cools to replace stove and window unit. Still have wood stove that could be used as a cook surface if needed. So it doesnt take much to remove the mowers and work bench and tools and carry out a bed matress and a few peaces of furniture from the house to live out there. Already have a small beer fridge out there and a generator sitting in the garage that can be pulled out to power the whole shed.

Every Christmas season when the Christmas candy comes out we stock up on those tins of butter cookies and old fashion hard candies. It sure is nice to have sweets like that on hand when prolonged power outages come about.

One would think someone would market frozen water bottles and ketchup/mustard/mayo pickle packets in a convenience size?

WE USE TO SET UP TRAIL CAMS FOR OVERNIGHTS, WE NOW USE BATTERY OP RING MONITOR WITH ADDED VELCRO TO PUT ANYWHERE. SAVED OUR DOG FROM A SKUNK & A NASTY RACOON. PLUS WE WATCHED THE RACOON ON OUR CELLPHONE FROM INSIDE THE TENT. TO KNOW WHAT IS OUT THERE IS KEY TO DAMPENING ANXIETY

Great video and just followed you guys, going to go through your videos

Inside my tent I use a moving blanket on the floor. They're inexpensive and help keep the floor clean. A bit of cushion to walk on and help keep the tent warm inside and cozy.

The safety pin hack is killer, thanks!

Some decent tips for beginners. Good job. Folding your tent into thirds obviously only works for particular tents. Just look at the length of your tent bag to figure out how many times to fold the tent before rolling it. Also roll it as tightly as you can, because this makes it much easier to fit back into the bag. For those who don't want to lay a tarp and then a tent and then another tarp and then some rubber tiles... I sometimes just put a cheap rubber-backed picnic rug inside the tent. This gives a little extra insulation from the ground and it's sort of like having the comfort of a carpeted floor. It's also still easy to clean.

Oh and I'm bringing trays of eggs, they're big in our diet, and where we live, food is considerably cheaper than the city near where we go camping, so we take it all 🤣 we usually have food left over, so whatever is suitable gets given to other campers, or dropped at a foodbank, coz we're not taking it home again.

I have bottles of water in the bottom of my chest freezers permanently, they're my emergency water supply, and for camping, plus, they keep the food higher in the freezers so I don't have to dive to the bottom for what I need. I have been known to take my freezer camping when there has been a crowd of us for a few weeks. Had a generator, but it died the first day, then rented one for as long as we could, but still had about 10 days after that. Surprisingly, my upright freezer kept everything frozen much longer than the small chest freezer, which ended up being used as a fridge, just put the days food in there to thaw out, and keep the fridge stuff cool. People think I'm stupid, but I'm out there to camp, I don't want to be running to the shops every second day for supplies lol 😂

A lot of times we camp when it’s hot out and it’s nice having our Yetis to keep our drinks cold. Plus the lids keep the bugs out. We use different ones for bowls the 14 ounce mugs with the handle make great bowls for soup or ice cream.

I add a little cold water in my egg bottle before i cook. Makes them fluffy. Also i cook bacon and sausage at home then reheat.

Hey Richie! Thanks for all the videos. I just went fishing for my first time since I was 8 years old last weekend. I haven’t taken apart a reel yet, and have absolutely no idea about them, but I love still love watching your videos. I’m learning a lot! Keep em coming buddy!