NOT Walmart Survival Challenge

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  @ReclusiveMountainMan · 3 years ago (edited)

  "Hi, I'm Greg Ovens, and this is Oven's Rocky Mountain Bushcraft." Can't tell you how happy I am every time I see a post from Greg. Even a campfire and story time with Greg would be enjoyable. Or a buy and cook on the campfire.

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  @jessebuckley6867 · 3 years ago

  Support local business! It keeps the common man’s economy flowing! This is a cool trend, I saw Amos’s video too

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  @asiatownsend830 · 3 years ago

  Greg ovens should get a medal for being a national treasure

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• BA

  @backpackertoo · 3 years ago (edited)

  I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again. If you know anything about the outdoors and how things work than you already know how precious these videos are. Go ahead and watch all the other big names which I won’t mention cause they are All good outdoorsman but Greg has the touch that they are all missing. If you watched him with the battery then you will see he didn’t cut away and use a lighter. He showed you that it sucks but it can be done and I bet that whole thing took him and hour or two just to make a two minute fire starting sequence FOR HIS WATCHERS.Think about that! I can do all this but I surely can’t record it while getting eaten alive by mosquitoes and I don’t think many have the patience to do so🤷🏼This is the best you will see on you tube for outdoor survival skills by a long shot!!!

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  @Spartan117Devin · 3 years ago

  Hey Greg, just wanna say “Thank you” for sharing Fin with us all! After losing my dog this last year (old age), it helps me so much to see goofy and lovable Fin! It heals me truly, give Fin some pats on the head for me! <br><br>Much love and blessing - Devin!

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  @reneeallen3569 · 3 years ago

  My dad and I would go to a nearby pond. We’d gig frogs all night long. Daylight we’d go home and clean them and put them in salt water to soak. Mama would roll them in egg and corn meal and fry them. Some of the best eating for basically free!

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• YO

  @yourveryowngenie · 3 years ago

  Bushcraft is an art, and you sir, are an artist.

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  @PROC55 · 3 years ago

  I was itching just seeing all them mosquitoes, I can only imagine how irritating it was starting your fire dealing with them buggers. Another great video Greg! You and Finn keep up the great content!

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  @mickeybartlett1274 · 3 years ago

  😂 those look more like frog butts😂

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• GE

  @GeorgeMcfly55 · 3 years ago (edited)

  My boyfriend and I love watching your vids Greg. Whenever we go camping and forget something vital we’ll always say something like “we just have to think like Greg” and we always figure something out. Like the last time, I forgot extra tent pegs for our tarp so we just whittled down some sticks and they lasted us the whole week’s stay!! Best survivalist around

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  @Mer42eva · 3 years ago

  Greg <br>Come to Alaska 🎉<br>Sure do enjoy your homely attitude and simple methods of basic and very important life skills❤<br>Also the experiences you share through it all in a calm respectful courteous manner!<br>All around humble and down to earth man ❤❤❤

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  @stevencunningham4680 · 3 years ago

  Hey Greg just a quick tip on using the steel wool and battery for fire starting. Use a larger piece of steel wool , about half fist size will work great. That way when you touch the battery to it the steel wool will run hot longer giving you more time to light your tinder.

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