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Wow wow what a tent that is Steve, great review, 🎉🎉🎉

Thanks for the tutorial..i know now how to fully operate this lamp.

I got mine from a bootsale here in the qeer old corrupt UK 🇬🇧 today date 30/6/2024..for £1...YES ..£1...OR 20 SHILLINGS..2×50P...

Cracking video again Ste very informative and what a tent ⛺️ 👍 👏 👌

Really nice tent that is Steve, great video 😊

Great video Steve, I’ve still got the good old Moira companion, a great knife and I can’t complain for the price. It does everything I need it to, the next knife I’m looking at would have the be the Swiss army knife fieldmaster. Atb, Brian.

Looks absolutely awesome Ste.. I will definitely be purchasing one of these mate & through your discount link too. Great review 🖖

That tent is so awesome Ste!!!! Reminds me of my Boy Scout days (we had A-frame Woods tents, but they were heavy canvas like that one too) 🏕. It is definitely one I would want to take for Crown Land (wild) camping here in Ontario, or a large multi-tent capable site at a Provincial Park. Admittedly, I would absolutely spend a solid week or two frontcountry camping in it in Algonquin Park and would absolutely be in heaven. Just imagining opening up the doors on that to walk out and see the wood, make some coffee and just sit there in my camp chair to enjoy the campfire and the view of the tent makes me grin from ear to ear 🥰. My only hiccup would be that I live in a condo apartment building so pitching it up to air it out would be a challenge for sure. Regardless, I think the fun to be had with a tent like that and the memories you could make with it in the woods would more than make up for it ☺. Also loving the Winnerwell wood stove!!! 😍🤩 I would eventually like to do some winter camping with a hot stove and Winnerwell is going to be my choice when I do 👍🏻. Looking forward to the video of the tent in use when you go camping with the fam in it!! ❤👍🏻

Does it come with a carry case ?thanks keiran

Hey Ste! Love the video, love the tent. I do a lot of proper high winter wild camping up in northern USA with my brother yearly. I have the Vevor 5M tent and like yours it is massive! Only issues we ever encountered is that if you don't have soft ground to stake down the tent you have to get creative with guy line weights (Rocks, heavy material etc.) We spent a solid week in the tent and enjoyed every moment. I think you will have many amazing adventures in this tent during your winter and cooler months. With all the available airflow I imagine the spring and cool summer times will be great too. One piece of advice I would give if in heavy snow and using a camp tent stove; Put logs under the stove or something that will keep in flat and level and the snow melts under it as well as keep the ground sheet safe from the heat. Also try as best as you can to clear out all snow under the tent if you are able. The snow quickly turns to ice under the tent as you heat the inside, and can make the ground under the floor slick and slippery under the material. Fantastic review my wild camping friend! Enjoy all your many new adventures with this beauty!

Huge tent, Ste!!! Next bushcraft show you'll have to enough room to put a king size bed inside! Haha Great review and great video! Cheers

@bushcraftyste bloody hell that's some size tent ste , with all the trimmings ( ☕ ) although I'd have too view it in person before I committed to one ( being a little tall ) on your side of the fence however , it's a mansion , could of gotten a free soaking off the fire brigade had you sparked the winnerwell up 😂😂 look forward too seeing it in the Flesh 👍👌🇬🇧

I really like this tent. Perfect for a glamping holiday 👌

Those cannisters are absolutely amazing they are the home bargains Butain isobutain mix, they work really well in cold weather I've used the in minus 5 and great! The butain only cans will struggle approaching freezing but ok for summer 👍

Does not filter out viruses.

Where can i order that stove?

Just ordered one! Taking it up into the ADK for some 4th of July Camping!

As a bushcrafter, , having been in severa lsurvival situations, I always say first things first......take the time to build the fireplace. You got warmth, and cooking facilities right there. THEN, build the shelter around the chimney. A few buschrafting essentials I take with me are.... 1. A ferrous steel firelighter. 2. A damn good knife that is sharp, to do everything from cut the meat to carving wood and to feathering to start the fire. 3. An Axe/hatchet.....for the whacking off the twigs off the blown-down tree trunks. 4. remember the soil you work with.....be it clayish (you know you're digging down to the clay layer when it gets around red or yellow (depending on where your are around Britain. It's usually sticking and you'll need you're hands to break it up). 5. Always have a tarpaulin handy......or 3. They'll always come in handy, be it roofing, or just a shelter from the rain/snow/hail. 6. Make sure you get into woods that are either birch, pine (always use the fallen pine trunks for a shelter, but you can use anything else in a wooded area). 7. More than anything, learn to use the natural components in the environment around you. Other than that, I've been there, done that, and one thing I forgot, was a shovel....be it military or otherwise.....make sure there's a blade on one side, a serrated edge on the other, a pointed edge on the tip of the shovel, and you can fold it (with a sharpening stone, although you can use any stone that is like the in-between of sandstone and granite...so igneous rock and the next level that is next to sandstone.

Hi Ste, I remember seeing your other 2 Falkniven knives (very nice). The pocket folder looks awesome. What a great gift from Steve. Good to know the Grayl makes water taste great. I still haven't pulled the trigger on one of those yet.

You get some mail today?

The Swiss knife and flash light doesn’t rattle if you move fast? I like that idea.

Who was the knife guy - Josh???

A very nice gift from ste , ste ( sounds de ja vue ) saying ste ste 😄 seen as im on a diet I'll just trough all 8 sausages 😂😂😂😂👍🍺

Aup buddy yet again another fantastic video. Lol ive been waiting for your vids to come on to KZfaq again ive been thinking or come on ste were are you lol 😂 . Blooming british laws i can understand the police doing these idiots but woods men getting into bother well its rubbish especially when we use them as tools anyway never mind keep up the fantastic vids buddy take care 👍

Hello mate. This channel should be called, Magpie bushcraft with all the shiny things you keep getting. They are very nice shiny things though. Be safe and be lucky man.

Very nice collection there Ste. Stove performing great too mate. Awesome gift fro Ste too. Laters buddy.

Good video, 1 of my favourite bits of kit here in Australia. Thank you for sharing 👍

Perhaps old facts here, but Fällkniven means The Folding knife in Swedish. Thanks for a nice video.

Hi steve, another great video, have great weekend, take care 🎉🎉🎉

😂 I was really hoping to see a crack head floating past. Great video mate. What mic are you using?

Nice blades cracking wee video thanks for sharing 👍 😀

Nice video Ste!! Glad to see the PXL, cant say I don't miss it, but I know you will put it to use! Haha

Well you dont need a auger😂 deffo a pass on that brother😊

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Is thé silky bigboy a good workingsaw ? I need a bugup Saw for cutting small trees and branches. In case i blocke my chainsaw.

I have this stove for almost 2 years and I like it very much. I'm using Bioethanol as a fuel. Why ethanol? No smoke, no smell, no black soot on generator. For proper fire with Bioethanol I had to change fire nozzle from size 0.33 to size 0.76 mm. I keep this stove inside my 2.3 liter WideSea pot. This is my main bikepack stove, and I love it's durability and performance. On my rough calculations stove uses about 200ml of fuel per hour. So full tank should be enough for 3 hours. On negative side using alcohol as fuel is less heat, compared to gasoline.

I e got the steel fire box and mine bent bec of heat. I can tell by your box, you also burn wood. All I do is burn wood, I never used a trangia, I wished I would’ve now. My next one I’ll burn wood but mostly trans.

Would it power my ps4 and a small tv ste 🤣🤣🤣

The secondary combustion is a great feature. Thank you for your review