@Joe Robinet
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Bushcraft camper.
15 videos in Shelter
Bushcraft Camp Life
Learn to brew wintergreen tea over an open fire and repurpose a fire reflector as a cooking pot hanger.
Bushcraft knives need pants too
Review of a custom leather sheath for the Turley Gasconade bushcraft knife, emphasizing blade protection and carry options.
Bushcraft at Its Best
Build a functional lean-to shelter using bushcraft techniques and natural materials.
Frozen Tomahawk Steak over the Fire at a Natural Shelter
Cook a large frozen steak over an open fire using a natural lean-to shelter as base camp.
Building a Natural Shelter—Tools
Learn how to construct a natural shelter using quality hand tools like the Agawa saw for efficient field work.
5km portage while crossing Algonquin Park
Fuel strategy and preparation for a demanding multi-kilometer canoe portage in remote backcountry terrain.
Carrying all my gear across a beaver dam
Techniques for safely crossing beaver dams while loaded with full pack weight during remote backcountry travel.
12 Hour Endurance Test - No Camping Gear - 48 Kilometers
Practical demonstration of sustained wilderness travel over 48 km in 12 hours using only basic gear and navigation across unfamiliar terrain.
6 Day Camp in the Quetico with my Dog: Fish, Bugs and Bonding
Extended wilderness camping trip demonstrating backcountry navigation, shelter, foraging, and self-sufficiency with minimal gear.
2 Night Summer Camp on an Island in the Wilderness
Practical wilderness camping techniques: shelter setup, fish procurement, and backcountry cooking on a remote Canadian island.
We Crossed Algonquin Park in 6 Days, 18 Hours
Multi-day wilderness crossing combining canoe portaging, river navigation, and self-sufficiency in remote backcountry.
Canoe Camping in a Blizzard with my Dog and Catching a Huge Lake Trout
Techniques for canoe camping in severe spring weather, including shelter setup, fire management, and cold-weather survival with a companion animal.
Camping with a Kid 2026 - Autumn Edition
Father-daughter overnight canoe trip covering tent setup, wood stove installation, shore and trolling fishing techniques, and child-led camp routines.
Bushcraft Skill Day
Joe demonstrates how to harvest hook material, make backpack hangers, collect and split firewood, baton wood, carve feather sticks, start a fire with ferro rod, tie a Canadian jam knot, and pitch a tarp shelter.
Overnight Wood Harvest Camp
Solo firewood harvest documenting red oak felling, bucking with a small chainsaw, hot tent setup with wood stove, and reflections on mental health.