4-Man Solo Camping - Extreme Back Deck Survival!!!! Hammock camping

Luke, Tom and Nate here with the Outdoor Boys YouTube channel. Today we're going to show you how to survive one of the most common emergency situations that you are likely to face. Welcome to our three-man solo survival extravaganza. Now we have shown you a lot of survival videos. We've shown you 14 ways to start a fire without matches. Me and Nate built a shelter in the wintertime using only logs and then slept in it. But today we're going to show you a survival situation so common that most of you will face it at some point in your life. I'm going to show you what to do when you've locked yourself out of your house but you're too embarrassed to tell your wife that you forgot your keys again. In all survival situations being prepared is key. Having the right tools can mean the difference between life and death and this situation is no different. Right here on this deck we have everything we need prepared and hidden for just such an emergency. The key is to make sure that your wife doesn't know that you're prepared to forget your keys again. All right Tommy show them the kit. Yeah here we go. We've got bedrolls and supplies for each of the boys. These bedrolls are super convenient and there's something you can prepare in advance and hide them away for just such an emergency. Hammocks, pillows, blankets, small children. These are all great things to put inside your bedroll. There we go. Hold on buddy. Here it is. What do you got? Oh what is that a hammock? Yeah. Is this a hammock for little kids? Yeah. Here take your butt and just sit down into it. They're not very deep. Okay lean back. Now swivel your legs around. There you go. That's what always happens. My hammock dumped me out. I bought these kids hammocks online for like 19 bucks but I am not loving them. I am loving them. It's fun but it's so small. It's too small for you Tommy and you're only six. Nathan's only four and I think it's too small for him. They're not deep enough so they roll out really easy. I think they'd fit for Jacob but he's too young to be left alone in the hammock. Now lean back. Now how's that? You're not gonna fall out of that are you? The bigger hammocks are nicer not only because you won't fall out but they'll give you more room. You can just go like this and keep the bugs out and when you get cold you can do that to warm up. So Jacob gets the pop-up tent and the two older boys get the hammocks but I'm going to demonstrate how to make a shelter using only materials I can find locally. In the summertime bugs can be a real problem so there's a couple solutions. You can rub yourself in a mixture of pine tar and mud to help keep the bugs off or you can get a high-powered electrical fan and simply blow that on yourself to keep the bugs away. I personally prefer the fan method. Hi Jake. Overcoming psychological hardships is just as important as overcoming the elements and hunger and to do that we're using the Roku app on my phone to watch TV through the living room window. Oh you want to watch the zombie trapping one? Yeah. We love this guy. Is the Axel show better than the Outdoor Boys YouTube channel? Yeah. Yeah. Oh man. There we go. You know Jacob's about one years old and this hammock's about the right size for him but he's so little I don't trust him in this thing without me really close because if he sits up he's going to just keel over but he seems to enjoy it. Now guys I'm going to show you how you can find food using only basic tools that you might find in your pockets. No specialty snares or bows and arrows or anything. This is really basic hunter gathering. Uh yeah I'd like to order for delivery. Oh and also I ain't got a coupon for a free sweet and sour chicken. I'm sorry I should have mentioned that earlier. There we go. Sustenance. There we go. That's good. I love you crab ragu. You like this camping trip? Yep. Are we surviving? Bear Gryz wouldn't eat this good if he had all the urine in the world. This is good food right here. Oh spicy mustard. Here's our Jacob's sleeping bag. There we go. In addition to demonstrating our awesome survival skills this hyper realistic survival situation is also going to give me a chance to try out some of my new flashlights and other gadgets. Unfortunately the sun is setting after the kids bedtime nowadays so we're going to try to keep them up just a little bit. It's past your bedtime buddy getting your jammies. Oh come on buddy let me help you get the wrapper off. It tastes much better that way. Let me show you guys some of my lights. I've got a rechargeable lantern here. It's got a couple different settings. All right works pretty darn good. Put that right there. Get the boys some light and I've got this rechargeable headlight. It was only like 10 bucks. Works pretty well. I like it really light easy on the head and it's rechargeable. That's our frog hunting light. Yeah from Oasiana. Check out that video. This thing goes out there a ways. Here's a little flashlight I got. It's a little palm sized thing. It's the DN70 from Imalent. It's got a little screen on it. Tells you your voltage and your setting. So I got 4.11 volts or and 20 lumens and 300 lumens, 1000 lumens, 2500 lumens and then I can go turbo mode at 3800 lumens. I'll put a link in the description to these different flashlights. This one's expensive. It's about 100 bucks. This is really cheap. That little spotlight there was pretty affordable like 30 bucks I think. So kind of a variety of price ranges. All right you want to go inside? Hey Jake you like that? There's your milk. You like this? You're so out of bed. There's Nathan. So we finally got them all to bed. We'll see if they stay that way. It could be a long night. Well now that it's properly dark I want to test out my little DN70 palm light here. Let's turn this thing on. Okay that's uh what is that 20 lumens? There I can barely see that bush. That's 300 lumens. There we go. That's a thousand lumens and there we go. 2500 lumens and then turbo mode. 3800 lumens. Look at that. That is bright. Thing is powerful. Heats up pretty quick too. It's like a hand warmer. Well anyway I'm waking up the boys so I'm going to turn this thing off. I'll see you guys in the morning. Good morning Jacob. There you go Jacob. So last of the food. Eat it well. You have a fine capacity for the enjoyment of life. Well that's not a fortune. That's an observation. I get them all their nice little hammocks and tents and everything and they all end up dog piling on top of me no matter where I put them. Well this was just kind of something fun to do with my boys on a weekday but I did have some ulterior motives. One I wanted to get Jacob used to camping. He's never been camping before. I want to take him out more now that he's you know getting a little bit older but uh gotta kind of ease him into it. Get him used to sleeping outside of his bed and sleeping in that little tent. But there's also another great reason. We're going to do a lot of traveling this summer. We're going to be probably gone for like three weeks in the UK and we're going to be in various hotels and stuff and we can bring that little pop-up tent and put him in it. So we can get him used to sleeping in his pop-up tent. We can pretty much take him anywhere and he'll sleep and it's a great way to sleep train your kids. But I better go take a shower and get shaved. I gotta get to court this morning. So I will see you guys later but thanks for watching and we hope you enjoyed this video. If you want to see more great videos from the Outdoor Boys YouTube channel don't forget to click subscribe. We put out new videos every Saturday morning. Becca you saved us. 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