Fall Overnight Bushcraft Camp - Shelter Build, Cast Iron Cooking over Fire, Canoe with Dog

Me and my dog Saku spend 3 days & 2 nights fall bushcraft camping. We canoe to where I build a raised bed shelter & cook fish on cast iron over the campfire. Click "show more" for additional info.

This will be a 2-3 part series. Part 2 will come soon. In that instalment I will forage and cook wild foods, scout for a big game hunt, make a wooden spatula and explore the wilderness. This all takes place in mid October 2019, in Newfoundland, Canada.

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