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I wonder what the mountain men that traversed this country trapping fur for a living would think of all of our new gear and how soft we have become?

That wind sounds cold and uninviting.

Good basic kit, add that to what you should carry in your pockets, and you should be golden for one night anyway. I pretty much wear cargo pants everywhere I go anymore.

got some miles on it

Thank you, I have been trying to decide between the Isle Royal, Grand Portage, and Timber Cruiser for an upcoming trip to Isle Royal. I think I will go with the Timber Cruiser after seeing this video.

I use a Hudson’s Bay blanket that is about 100 years old now. Great investment. They last forever if you take care of them. 6 points is a beast!

Exclente blade , i whould like to have it ,it look like a combat knife.

*Four Tenants of Survival:* 1/ Shelter ⛺️ 2/ Fire 🔥 3/ Water 💦 4/ Food 🥬

My kinda channel! Great content/videos brother keep up the good work.

Here is my challenge to/for you, Sir: Start and complete any 30-day Carnivore Diet Challenge and come back here with your results. Good Luck 😊

A long time ago a guy named jediknightofthewoods made a similar video with a more detailed explanation.

Dutch guy here. It is well build and handy for sorting the storage which needed per purpose. I use it as EDC for shopping or visiting the swimming pool. My next EDC will be a military hipbag for the utmost needed. (water bottle, phone, wallet, handkerchiefs to be used as toilet paper when needed, nail clippper and so on. The less you have, the less you worry. THey conduct out check bags over here. It is very strange to visit the supermarket with a 85 liter backpack.

subbed! i agree with all this

Awesome video brother. Thanks for sharing 👍

Add a headlamp, 4 mil contractors bag, 3-4 Snickers and a puffy jacket and I’m in 👍🏼

That’s a capable system right there. If people want to quibble over personal preferences that’s fine (we all have them), but what you’ve laid out will work.

Hey man, just found your channel and already learned some things. Thanks and I'll be watching for more.

Keep up the good content 👍🏻

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All good things to have. That said possessing things do not automatically give the owner skills. I can say from experience that when a fire is desperately needed is the time it will be the hardest to start. It is not enough to watch videos; you have to practice and learn from experience.

After using the Junglas on moose , elk , deer hunts , it's now the fave for large game hunting and processing. A perfect blade for making brush shelters and processing firewood. It would be bad news as a combat knife. Thanks for your video and ideas, Mr. Cox

All done with video's

When I'm out, even with all my comfy gear, this would be the basics I have with me at all times. I never wander away from base without my haversack & this loadout will keep you alive overnight if you get lost. Very practical info

With the quality packs that have button for big dude this one seems pretty well considering I live across the street from a Walmart I'm going to check it out thanks

What kind of tarp is that?

Excellent video! I love these videos where people actually USE THEIR KNIVES instead of reviews that finish and the knife goes in a curiosity cabinet on some silly stand. A good knife is there to be used, not shown off and babied. Thank You!

Enjoying your new videos - great to see you! cheers from Toronto.

very very useful video....👊👊👊

This would be my five for sure These 5 things are always with me

Good going bro!

Hey man please use a mic you are speaking to low I had to put my TV volume to 30 to hear you I normally watch TH-cam at a volume of 16 to 18

Good choices of gear, I would add a lighter and some source of lite and a whistle, all can be carried on your person

Thanks for Sharing.

I absolutely love your channel. Great videos man!!!

Minimalist, but the ferro rod weighs three yimes as much as a lighter.... Okay.

This guy's shirt isn't gonna survive his next buffet.

Bro is already so strong looking & now he’s going to get jacked? Hell yeah brotherrrr

Good review, thanks. 👍😎

Solid advice. Better than any other video on TH-cam for just simple survival. These items would keep me alive for weeks and I might actually carry them.

I'm impressed! Thank you for a great video.

Really nice gear! And I love the filming.

Beautiful country up there in PA, reminds me a lot of Central Virginia but, admittedly, your AO looks a bit better for tromping than does mine. I wish you every success on your journey.

Your video popped up in my feed, and I'm glad I gave it a watch. You have a new subscriber. Keep the content coming. I didn't hear the name of the knife you selected, which is information we viewers much appreciate. It looks like a Real Steel Bushcrafter to me, but I cant be certain offhand.

Just subbed

5 C's and knowledge are all you need

Great load out.

New subscriber, just seen your video pop up. Great choices. I would add a Bic lighter incase of wet conditions.

Some great items you showed there

👍👍👍 Some may see this (🙄) as another repetition of a common theme .. and it is. However, 'repetition' is good. It facilitates 'good habits' .. enabling them to become part of our 'psyche' .. done as a matter of course. Hopefully, your Post will reach more of the 'less informed' and at the very least, those of us who (should) know better but require some reminding at times. Thanks for sharing .. take care ..

I’ve been carrying the SOG Ninja for ten years now. It is my ‘get-home’ kit that I keep in my jeep at the moment. I was very impressed that a $30 pack could be so rugged. Imho it rivals Maxpedition gear. Small enough to keep handy, large enough for everything you need, and comfortable enough to wear all day. A good choice for a 72 hour kit, or get-home bag.