Camping in Primeval Forest of Fuji

[Fonly]

Great picks fuji, how have you been anyways?

Also, what type of animals are in the area? any predators?

 

[fujita yuji]

Great picks fuji, how have you been anyways?

Also, what type of animals are in the area? any predators?

Thanks Fonly.
There are lots of deers. Can easily spot their tracks and often see their herd
when driving around Mt. Fuji at night.
Also wild pigs can be found though they are more shy than deers.
I've never seen but there also live black bears and sometimes
have trouble with people collecting autumn mushrooms.
They are said to be a close relative of the American counterpart.

 

[Kalimalena]

Beautiful Pics... Very nice:thumbup:

 

[fujita yuji]

Thanks, Kalimalena.
I'm happy to see you like.

 

[mymindisamob]

Awesome! Simply Beautiful. Thanks for sharing.

 

[kgd]

I must have been out of town when this one originally posted. I'm glad it was resurrected. Very exotic and interesting thread! Thanks for that. Also I'm a big fan of carbiner knife carry - very handy allowing you to attache it to belt loop, pack or baldric style with the hardly any effort.

 

[WolfTracker]

Awesome place! Thank you for sharing.

 

[Fonly]

Thanks Fonly.
There are lots of deers. Can easily spot their tracks and often see their herd
when driving around Mt. Fuji at night.
Also wild pigs can be found though they are more shy than deers.
I've never seen but there also live black bears and sometimes
have trouble with people collecting autumn mushrooms.
They are said to be a close relative of the American counterpart.

Awesome, thanks for the information.:thumbup:

 

[fujita yuji]

Awesome! Simply Beautiful. Thanks for sharing.

Thanks mymindisamob for your favourable response.

I must have been out of town when this one originally posted. I'm glad it was resurrected. Very exotic and interesting thread! Thanks for that. Also I'm a big fan of carbiner knife carry - very handy allowing you to attache it to belt loop, pack or baldric style with the hardly any effort.

Thanks Ken.
When I posted this thread, you were the intended reader of this post.
So I'm so glad you like this.
But please thank mistwalker for the excavation of this thread.
And yes, attaching sheath with biner is quite convenient especially for me
as I put on and take off various things including harness, packs, jackets,
rainwear, and so on.

Awesome place! Thank you for sharing.

Thanks WoldTracker.
I'm happy you like my favorite field.

Awesome, thanks for the information.:thumbup:

Always welcome requests like this :thumbup:

 

[Mistwalker]

Thanks Ken.
When I posted this thread, you were the intended reader of this post.
So I'm so glad you like this.
But please thank mistwalker for the excavation of this thread.
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I was out of town when it posted also, I am glad I found it as I have much enjoyed it. I still keep looking at the pictures.

 

[John G]

Great stuff, great knife! I can't wait to see your next creation.

 

[untamed]

Simply beautiful fujita-san!

 

[fujita yuji]

Great stuff, great knife! I can't wait to see your next creation.

Thanks, John G.
Sadly I've got no time to go out or make another blade.

Simply beautiful fujita-san!

Arigato, untamed.

 

[absolutindian]

beautiful pics!

 

[texasred66]

Thanks for sharing.:thumbup: Great looking knife. The pics make me want to return to Japan.

 

[akennedy73]

Thanks Fonly.
There are lots of deers. Can easily spot their tracks and often see their herd
when driving around Mt. Fuji at night.
Also wild pigs can be found though they are more shy than deers.
I've never seen but there also live black bears and sometimes
have trouble with people collecting autumn mushrooms.
They are said to be a close relative of the American counterpart.

hmm, wild pigs.... camp smoker... beginning to sound like paradise

really awesome pics - thanks for posting them! :thumbup:

and love the smoker - you and your friend have taken camp cooking to a new culinary level!

 

[fujita yuji]

beautiful pics!

Thanks for looking, absolutindian.

Thanks for sharing.:thumbup: Great looking knife. The pics make me want to return to Japan.

texasred66, where in Japan you once were ?
Glad you like it :thumbup:

hmm, wild pigs.... camp smoker... beginning to sound like paradise

really awesome pics - thanks for posting them! :thumbup:

and love the smoker - you and your friend have taken camp cooking to a new culinary level!

Thanks akennedy73, I'm glade you like.
Smoke in summer is good as it gets rid of mosquitoes :thumbup:
But please be aware the food does not go bad .
I've got stomachache the next day of this camp

 

[HwangJino]

Im speechless.

 

[untamed]

Wow, haven't heard from Fujita-san in long while.

Shout out to you good sir!