Favourite Youtubers

[Jon Burrell - Tentworld]

Hi Swaggers,

Lately, I'm feeling bored with my current Youtube subscription list. 

Who are you watching on Youtube lately? I'd appreciate some suggestions.  Doesnt have to be related to camping etc - but I'd love to hear who you enjoy watching on that front too!

Cheers!

[tryagain]

I liked Michael from Seek Adventure before he hung up his boots, was glad to see you helped him out with a video too!

[Jon Burrell - Tentworld]

I liked Michael from Seek Adventure before he hung up his boots, was glad to see you helped him out with a video too!

Yeah Michael is great. Hopefully he might start up again, but I did talk to him about a month or so ago and he was not too interested at the time sadly   He's enjoying his camping a lot more with no cameras around. 

That video he did with us was awesome!

[D4D]

Biking with Bobo - NSFW

[brickiematt]

I'm enjoying Trip In A Van. A young family living the dream and travelling full time.
Very likeable personalities, they visit some magic spots around Oz. Great photography and videos too!

[tryagain]

Yeah Michael is great. Hopefully he might start up again, but I did talk to him about a month or so ago and he was not too interested at the time sadly   He's enjoying his camping a lot more with no cameras around. 

That video he did with us was awesome!

I think he should go down the Mark Rober (another YouTuber if you haven't heard of him) route and just aim for 1 video a month (if that), that way I think he'd likely find enjoyment in it again as opposed to it becoming a chore.

Another one you might like (with a young fam) is Trip in a Van, guessing you have already seen it though. The Way Overland was also another favorite before they got thrown in jail in Iran and then were part of a prisoner swap between the Australian and Iranian governments 

edit, just saw brickiematt recomended Trip in a van as well.

[NZMarkb]

X 2 for Trip in a van
Also Overland travels are a good watch

[Kangaron]

Hunting with Stu.
Great equipment and knows how to use it.

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[chester ver2.0]

Trip in a van
YBS Youngbloods (he is a bit of a lunatic but the spots are awsome)

[Spada]

If you like watching a bit of car fabrication - Bad Obsetions motor sport (project binky and escargo)

[Ozemu]

I have grown to like a bloke from WA called 'Wild Touring' - his wife, his young daughter and he have just set out on a lap of Aus. Still raw enough to feel real and achievable, so very relatable.

[Let560]

Just a couple we watch

4wd 24-7 (used to be 4wd action )
Sick Puppy 4x4 Adventures ( couple of blokes being blokes in north qld )
Trip in a van
The Explore Life ( do some great trips based Gold Coast some good content )
TJ Jack
Sam Eyles ( built not brought ) and his chassin lines series on YouTube is worth a watch
One day we should ( six wheel bt50 towing a van traveling Australia )

[peter2904]

'Fire to fork' for camp cooking

'Britannica restorations' I am not into Landrovers or Defenders but still enjoy his fault finding & tips

[edz]

Todds Medievil workshop .....   Jorge Sprave " The Slingshot channel "   ... Mike Patey  " Draco " build ... Mike Patey " Scrappy " ..Flite Test .... The Skid Factory ... My Self Reliance ...  Tucker Gott Paramotor ... Trent Palmer " Freedom Fox " ....Mark Felton Productions " History " ...Vice Grip Garage ... Project "  Binky " ....garage 54 ...
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UClagwQ4LeAGonXs_o-DPYBw
Theres a few to keep you going

[Titfish]

Chris Bamman is getting my attention at present.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BKvn_2MNA7g

Cheers
Kem

[NZMarkb]

Hunting with Stu.
Great equipment and knows how to use it.

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Yes I forgot that one
He's great & as you say knows how to shoot

[snakob_99]

A lot of my subscription list has already been mentioned but to add a few:

- Big Oz Explorers - Similar to Trip in a Van but not as 'sponsored' as some of their videos are becoming
- Dangar Marine - For anyone into boating
- John Malecki - Ex American NFL player doing awesome woodworking
- Luke Towan - Miniature modeling. I have zero interest in taking this up as a hobby but his creations are unreal
- Colin Furze - Absolutely worth a watch if you have never seen one of his builds

[filcar]

For a new take on cooking shows try nat's what i reckon

[Hoyks]

Another for Bad Obsession Motorsport and 'Project Binky'.

I'm also a fan of Acorn to Arabella, a couple of guys that are building a wooden ketch on a shoe string budget and making the lot themselves, from back yard casting the lead keel, dropping the trees and sawing the timber and even making the bronze rivets.
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCAiDWnTP0WB1xCp6uuUo0VA

Marty T is a kiwi bloke that buys old farm equipment and gets it going again https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCp-mnssZd4X2bgIcekaNfgA

Millennial Farmer I like too, showing the daily goings on and challenges of running a grain operation in the US. He's got a sense of humor with it.https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCp0rRUsMDlJ1meYAQ6_37Dw

They had a big storm go through Iowa last week (didn't make the news here), but some of the destruction is worth a look. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qAkr3ion2zI

And Dangar Marine. Aussie bloke with a how to fix your boat on a budget channel. https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCBsXuIe0nBO3Bi2JmtVk1ZQ

Probably my favorite is Beau Miles, he's a uni lecturer, but does adventures and documents them really well. He doesn't often release stuff, but its worth watching for the insights and it can change your view of the world. https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCm325cMiw9B15xl22_gr6Dw

[peter2904]

Foreman and Wilms Adventures.  Older videos from their Australian adventures.  Now their adventures in America.  The videos on restoring an old landrover are a great entertainment.

DIYForKnuckleheads for a bit of woodworking

[Chappie]

A few already mentioned, Dangar marine, Beau Miles, Chris Bamman.
MySwags own Craig Tomkinson 
Simple Living Alaska, which is a young couple documenting there move to Alaska to homestead.
Gridlessness, another family with young kids who are off grid in BC Canada,
Marty T and Angry Ram, same guy runs both channels
Salty Sessions, young guys from Northern WA
Sailing SV Delos, Currently husband and wife with their baby, previously they had 3 or 4 main crew and a few visitors.
Jim Baird, Canadian adventurer, canoeing about northern America.
Back to Basics, QLD diving, camping and fishing.
Jeremy Fielding, Engineering and reusing or repurposing old whitegoods
along with a heap of other fishing channels, like Wild Reaches, My Lure Box, Rokkit Kit, Fishing the Wild, Tight Loops.
I seem to spend more time watching Youtube videos rather then Netflix, Free to Air TV or Fetch tv ect.

[DannyG]

Abom79
Drenched
Sailing Lavagabond
Make it extreme

[tryagain]

Slightly off-topic, do others think the shine starts to wear off a little as they become a bit more popular and then often little more advertorial like, I don't begrudge them making money, and they are providing me with essentially free entertainment so I wish them every success in the world, but often the more successful they get, the more they seem to push the "sponsors" products.

Also in tandem with this, is the setups they start rocking become unobtainable, i.e. Trip in a Van's latest car and van setup would have to be approaching $300K, again the best of luck to them it's about them and their lifestyle, not just made just for my viewing pleasure, but it's just a bit less relatable IMHO.

There are some successful YouTubers who from my perspective get the "sponsors" right, Mightycarmods would be one of those, they have businesses support their channel, and they are very upfront about it, they are also all businesses/products they also used before they supported them. Similarly, Tentworld helped out on one of the Seek adventure vids, and he had previously said he used them in one of his vids about pegs.

[Bird]

 Heath Franklin's Chopper
THE BIG LEZ SHOW OFFICIAL
Australian Survival Instructors - only new but maybe ok..
Ray Mears & Woodlore Ltd.
and who can forget - Black As Web Series
Roaming The Outback

Slightly off-topic, do others think the shine starts to wear off a little as they become a bit more popular and then often little more advertorial like, I don't begrudge them making money, and they are providing me with essentially free entertainment so I wish them every success in the world, but often the more successful they get, the more they seem to push the "sponsors" products.

Also in tandem with this, is the setups they start rocking become unobtainable, i.e. Trip in a Van's latest car and van setup would have to be approaching $300K, again the best of luck to them it's about them and their lifestyle, not just made just for my viewing pleasure, but it's just a bit less relatable IMHO.

There are some successful YouTubers who from my perspective get the "sponsors" right, Mightycarmods would be one of those, they have businesses support their channel, and they are very upfront about it, they are also all businesses/products they also used before they supported them. Similarly, Tentworld helped out on one of the Seek adventure vids, and he had previously said he used them in one of his vids about pegs.

yes and the ****in ads now on youtube... fyckin grammarly

[Spada]

surprised no one has mentioned Colin Furze