Grown up bushcraft. thanks mate

My favourite hat to take anywhere is a kangaroo leather hat. Crushable, hardy, totally waterproof but still super cheap. Wear it every day to work in the vineyards.

Pffffttt winter sleep in a cave in Wales at winter time the fire wouldn't save you 😂

Bet those snacks tasted good! Great video and beautiful country.

Enjoyed that what a fantastic adventure 👍

It’s a Hoof pick on the knife.

❤it thanks

<sneeze> Bless you! 🎉 Splendid episode lad! Even if you're camping not too far from home it's still amazing! Marvelous terrain and surroundings! Well recorded sounds and scenes! 👍🏻 Brilliant! Best regards! 🌳 🌲 🐗 🌲 🌳

This one was epic mate! Watched it twice now. Awesome trip, beaut spot and good shots. That shot looking out of the cave was a cracker. Cheers, keep it up 👍👍

Love it, Luke. Your fortitude must rival the stone bones of those mountains to embark on such an adventure in this season. I find it a challenge to venture beyond my doorstep this time of year (give me 30°C+ any day).

Hello my copper brother ! You told me to check your new channel with traditional bushcraft ,so here I am! Best regards! Let's get stated! Like and sub from me! 🌳 🌲 🐗 🌲 🌳

You have to be careful not to get too much heat on the top of your cave or the stone could break off and fall on top of you and hurt or kill you due to expansion of the rock !

Great video mate, I love these videos and seeing the beauty of the Australian bush

What a lovely trip and admire your courage to take minimal food ❤

Ps- I would of put the pipe in the first aid kit, mental health ha ha

Great looking trip man. I was going to ask what rules can be bent if in a life or death situation, or doing a mock one but you said no foraging in a national park. So I’d imagine having set lines would be just as illegal since they are everywhere else. But in a serial situation laws shouldn’t matter

I really enjoyed this vid Luke! I’m new to vic and keen to discover places like this!

This is a great vid mate, one of my favourites I've seen from you so far. Mind you I still haven't seen all you content Come do a trip through central Vic/ gold country. I'd love to hike it with you

Great video! Always make me keen to get out!!

wow that view in that cave front is stunning

Loved it

bloody awesome mate

Definitely a aboriginal site, would love to know where it is you might be on my country

Loved this, real Man From Snowy River vibes Thanks for filming and sharing :)

What a view. It would be cool if caves weren't always filthy or damp or both. Thanks for the great video.

Hi guys,I love envy what you do. I was under the impression that no timber could be burnt it a national park unless it was sourced outside the park and burnt in a specified container. Are the rules different between NSW & VIC. .Or between walkers and vehicle explorer's. This is not a loaded question!!. Im confused. Regards Grant.

Stunning country, love your walkabout adventures, reminds me of my bush childhood. Cheers mate❤😊

Phenomenal work. Subscribed!

Great video Luke! Loving your new channel. Really interesting content!

Great adventure, tough man. Good on you. Great video. Thanks.

Another good vid thanks. Love the oiled canvas - might give that a go just because

Enjoyed that one Luke! Bet the car food hit the spot afterwards! Cheers Erik

Greetings from So Oregon brother really like your vids your bush skills make the adventure! God Bless

That was very entertaining mate, really really enjoyed that. You did so well in those conditions with what you had, people who havnt been cant understand how cold it is up there in winter. Id be a bit concerned about a pack of dogs coming through though.

Just ordered a sheepskin bedroll. $250. Not bad 👍

Great video Luke , enjoyed the content. Would be really a top spot for you and your kids to spend a night with food and a little more comfort……

Interesting , I get my car oil from the peak oil company. This other peak oil has some nice looking gear. Couldn’t find the sheepskin bedroll though

Lol the sock moment, the end food moment, lights a fire in a national park and can't eat indigenous food lol 😂😂😂 Aboriginals would be like fuck your park rules lol 😂 😂 😂 good video mate High country reminds me so much of our high country down here.....always gets cold 🥶 be safe 💪

We use to make a version of these. Used paperbark trees. Even done it so as to not ring bark the trees. Worked great just had to be careful with our fire.

Thanks for sharing the experience. Time to get some fireproof woollen socks it seems 😂

Loved this one mate, could feel how hungry you were when you started smashing that bag of chips 🤣

I was thinking when watching this, that YT has helped bring things a long way in Bushcraft this last decade. I have picked up more new techniques and skills just watching people like yourself trying out different things than I learnt before. Growing up in the 70s & 80s all we had was tricks we picked up from a few family members, mistakes we learned from mates and the odd skills we picked up in the Military. Aside that all I had was Lofty Wiseman’s SAS survival book (who is still going strong and got to see him again at this years Bushcraft Show here in the UK a couple of weeks ago). But I would say it basically gave me the basics as you never come across many other Bushcrafters to learn from. YT and you fellas making them has helped open that all up and give new tricks and ideas - so thanks for all your doing 👍

Great vid Luke, good onya mate, laughed hard and could totally relate to the chip and bikkies stuffing at the end. Enjoyed that 👍

It's a great location. he has good skills

I always enjoy watching your videos Luke because you are truly living Bushcraft. Out there trying new and different things and refining previous skills. I am surprised you didn’t heat up some rocks on the fire to place behind you in the night. They will normally hold the heat through the night and keep you warm front and back. Picked that one up off a Canadian years ago and although I have only tried it once out of curiosity it seemed to work well. I remember thinking ahh that’s quite clever that trick. Keep them coming 👍

Excellent video! Truly enjoyed it. I know that feeling when you get back to your vehicle or home with all the snacky snacks and whatnot

to camp there in a rain storm would be cool to see! it doesn't have to be survival, so bring some comfort food. great video like always

fine lil spot you found there!... it'll be nice to see you back in that cave... reminded me a cave I found in one of my hunting trips back in Greece... I kept coming back every year, I even used rocks and clay to build a wall on the entrance, and a fireplace on it... beautiful winter hunting trips alone and with friends... a fishy river near by, lots of game deer and pigs, just like your spot... all good times... thnx for sharing your experience mate... 19:12 you really had a''moment'' there... awsome!

great effort ! What an awesome cave ! hahaha the last 10 seconds showed just how hard you were doing it . Imagine if it was a cold beer and a hot meat pie or bbq chicken waiting for you in your car lol . no time for filming just eat !

Food is highly underrated lol get stuck in Luke😂. Great trip , camped in a cave in Grampians National Park on a 4 day hike with others. A memory I'll never forget, as you 34:52 said as though it was thousands of years ago. Time is not linear when it's not disturbed. If we see a stretch of water with no wind or wave mirror like undisturbed, just like time , now throw a stones into the water ripples disturb the mirror like surface, same thing with time. If we find a piece of nature where civilisation or mankind's rowdy society hasn't disturbed it then time is not linear and our surroundings could very well be thousands of years ago.