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NC-Bushcraft
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This channel came into light by mere chance...
A friend of mine asked me to make a gear video for him, and instead of uploading it as unlisted, I made a mistake and uploaded it as public. However the feedback on it was something I would have never expected!
Due to the large interest and support, I have decided to give this channel a go!
I've been actively invested in backpacking, cycling, climbing and bushcrafting over the past 10 years. And my outdoor roots hold place in the hunting and fishing history as a kid.
Love towards the great outdoors is embedded in every fiber of my being.
I enjoy woodwork and leather-work on an amateur level so some of that stuff might also see the light of day on the channel.
I'm exited to see the channel grow and appreciate everyone's support!
A friend of mine asked me to make a gear video for him, and instead of uploading it as unlisted, I made a mistake and uploaded it as public. However the feedback on it was something I would have never expected!
Due to the large interest and support, I have decided to give this channel a go!
I've been actively invested in backpacking, cycling, climbing and bushcrafting over the past 10 years. And my outdoor roots hold place in the hunting and fishing history as a kid.
Love towards the great outdoors is embedded in every fiber of my being.
I enjoy woodwork and leather-work on an amateur level so some of that stuff might also see the light of day on the channel.
I'm exited to see the channel grow and appreciate everyone's support!
2021 Trip Highlights (Drone)
A small compilation covering some of the locations we have trekked across in 2021.
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Opinel No.8 DIY leather Bushcraft knife sheath
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Besides my Mora companion that I use for pretty much everything, I'd often carry a secondary blade for processing food. I like heaving this knife hang around my neck in order not to lose it and simply for easy access in case I have plenty of layers on me. You can make a similar sheath for any folding knife basically, and this is the same method I used for making a Bahco Laplander sheath. You ca...
Backpacking gear list 2023 - Full comfort
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In this video, I'll be sharing a list of my lightweight backpacking gear that has proven to be reliable and suitable for my hiking trips. When it comes to backpacking gear, there are countless brands out there to choose from. I've changed several pieces of kit over the years, weather due to them failing my expectations or simply breaking down over time. This is where I am at now. I'm excited to...
Bushcraft 2023 - Simple fire and cook setup
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Simple fire and cook setup. Compiled out of some left over videos. Will try to make it better in the future emphasizing on some details.
Bushcraft Gear Loadout: Must-Have Outdoor Items 2023
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In this video, I'll be sharing a list of my bushcraft gear and outdoor items that have proven to be reliable and essential for my wilderness adventures. Whether you're an experienced bushcrafter or just starting out, you'll want to check out these must-have bushcraft tools. As you know, when it comes to surviving in the wilderness, the right tools can make all the difference. And that's why I'm...
What type of bivy sack are you using?
All that shit looks brand new, do you use this stuff?
Your gear looks very clean! It seems like it's either new or you don't use it.
I'm working on a semi ultralight bushcraft four-season kit. Weighing in at an amazing. 19lbs or less using ultralight gear. And modified Bushcraft gear. ( Now granite some of this I had to think outside of the box in order to figure it out ) Using gear that can do what I need it to do. What but was not intentionally made for this purpose. It's an amazing setup !
You don’t share any information about product names
Tell us what brand pack
Hello, what a bivi this is😊
Rain cover in a dry bag, lol. Great video sir!
Where did you get the knife sheath for the Victorinox?
Interesting kit! One info for you. The Bacoh Laplander ranked among the worst foldable saws. One of the best is the affordable Samurai Ichiban 330. I have aquestion for you. What's the bag you're using with your sawyer? That doesn't seem to be a CNOC.
Thank perfect gear
Hi, great gear you have. I bought one titanium jug, thinking it would be the ultimate cooking gear to carry, but later I read that this material isn't good for that, as it leads heat in an uneven way, so it's just good for boiling water and nothing else. Has anyone tried to fry on titanium, or cook rice, or something? Was good? Thanx
Why not put links to everything?
where did you buy those strap locks? and what are their names?
You need to slow down your talking, when you talk that fast, I have trouble following what your saying. It's ok to take a breath man. Nice setup. Stay safe
BTW- I LOVE the idea of waxing the bottom of your pack! I have a brand new ILBE that is gonna get it's bottom waxed. Great idea!
Ah man this is perfect, cut the crap. Just useful information! You had me laughing several times, amazing video!
If you want to use down, source it yourself, just to see the pain the birds go through....
Fantastic tutorial, Thanks!
All good gear, EXCEPT the cooking pot. Those pots, imo, are absolutely useless for even and practical and frustration-free cooking. Very thin metal that needs to be baby-watched and operated at the lowest heat so your food doesn't burn. The camping / outdoors world is chokers full of these garbage products. Get yourself a solid cast steel pan with a folding handle guys...yes heavier but worth every friggin cent, a joy to cook with in comparison
Really depends on the purpose though. If you plan on hauling your pack, I'd always rather stick with titanium. Also, it is not flimsy at all. Thin yes, but I use it on an open fire all the time, and titanium is so durable you can sit on it.
Fantastic video I really enjoyed it thank you. Can I ask you did you have to seam seal your Lanshan tent?
Actually I did not. It did not make too much sense to me that they would make it in such a way that it would leak. I do know some people did that, but more like a precautionary measurement. So I decided to roll Without it. And here it is, years after with hundreds of exposed nights. And still holding. Recently I purchased another one, a bit heavier with a thicker (non see through) inner part for like wind resistance for the winter, and just like the one I got years ago, that one is still the same build.
Thanks for your reply mate You've been really helpful. At least I know what to do if I purchase a lanshan now which I think I will.
Nice I love practicing bushcraft skills in the mountains of North Carolina looks like your near my home
“Dig your holes when you shit.” A modern day Shakespeare. 😂
Anyone know what pack he has?
Fjallraven Singi 60
@@bushcraftfrog48 ?
Good gear. By chance i just ordered and waiting for free shipping day to get delivered is that mini white inflation pump. Tired of blowing up dolls/ i mean pads and float tubes
Yea, that thing is great. The main reason I use it though is to eliminate moisture that would build up inside the pad if I was to blow it up. Since the air in your lungs is pretty moist. That way the pad catches mold and is not healthy. You can check that by putting it up against the sun, dark spotting you would see inside is the mold. Once it gets there its hard to clean out. And it saves you plenty of time day in and day out. While you set it to get pumped on the side, you can pitch a tent or somethin'.
I love the kit, however I feel like the modern bushcraft just kind of ruins the feeling for me. I try to use minimal vintage gear solely bc it makes me feel more hardcore which is totally false but oh well.
Yea, I have a similar feeling, but this is just a very comfortable yet bushcraftish kit. It is just something that has proven to work for me over the years. Since I do both HC bushcraft with like just a wool blanket, tarp and some tools, all the way up to ultralight backpacking.. So I mix them all over the place depending on the mood, weather, how my back feels that day, etc... I did plan on making lots more videos covering different setups for different occasions, but I kinda god bored of the whole YT fuss, so I just go out whenever I can and do not bother filming it :D
@@bushcraftfrog I hear ya! Nothing wrong with modern or vintage gear I just wanted to yap I guess lol
Hey man, nice set up!!
Good job have fun in the woods
Happy New Year. Great video, and am enjoying the comments. I hope you’re able to share some more! What’s your fleece? Looks sturdy.
It’s the unmentionables I’m interested in! You left me hangin’ there!
What backpack is that?
Fjallraven Singi.
Pozdrav Nemanja. Engleski ti je ekstra! Mislio sam da si Amerikanac! Pozdrav iz grčke!
Primeti se da nisam kada se malo bolje zadubi :) Krcka inace deluje kao super mesto za oprobati neke bushcraft vestine, zanimljivo podneblje.
awesome sheath
wait what axe is that?? i wanted to know loool
Looks like a husqvarna axe that's been modified. I have the same one.
I really like US people, the only ones that go hiking with their whole house on their back. 2/3 of your 10000$ gear is just useless payload dude. Might as well find a cozy mountainview hotel with a spa 🤠
Oh dear buddy, I wish what you said was true. :) I live in one of the worst countries on the Balkan peninsula, eastern Europe. What you see in this video is a compiled saving of over 10 years of bushcrafting. For 5 years I drove a car I paid 650$ but would spend every dime on outdoor gear since that is my passion. I started with tarps under 1$ and knives I forged myself from some low grade steel that would bend on harder woods. I take your comment as a compliment! That means I went a long way! For me this took 10 years to compile, tossing out 1 by 1 of my crappy old gear :D
My bad, but I still think you carry way too much. Look out for military solutions, you'll be able to ditch a lot of unnecessary gear without compromising comfort. Thanks for your kind answer and see you around some tree, somewhere. hugs from France 😘@@bushcraftfrog
The MOST "must have" outdoor item is a firearm. How come you don't mention a thing about a GUN?? It seemed as if you were afraid to mention a knife of axe. Quit being compliant!!!
Brother, in all honesty :D you think I would not have like a whole room full of all kinds of firearms? Sadly, I live in Europe where even knives can get you in trouble with the police. I have a few bows, which are also semi illegal, so, trust me, If I could I'd have a separate gun channel :D
Excellent kit 👌
Really nice videi , thank for share, hello form Bulgaria
What is the frying pan/plate and pot set?
very comprehensive video, thank you for taking the time to document, can i ask what the pack you were using, looks perfect for your needs
I really wish when showing off a pack they would show it with it on their backs so we can see how it rides, and get a general idea of its size.
Good point. Will keep that in mind for the future.
Listing your items helps.
Hey there! What brand is your waxed smock? Thank you for the video and showing your preferences. Atb.
Hey, It's the same as the pack. Fjallraven. Got it used and it works well, you just have to apply wax yourself.
Tell us how to make such a chair with your own hands. I do a little leather work. Do you have a pattern? Thank you.
Might make a separate vid on that these days. Been doing a lot of crafting lately. I don't have a pattern but I might figure something out.
@@bushcraftfrog OO. Thank you very much! )) I will be very grateful to you if you can come up with anything!!!!
Hi! excuse me, what is the slingshot model? where could I find it please? Thanks in advance ^^
Hey buddy. Well I actually made that one. You can find plenty of similar designs on the net. What is important is the band on it. I'm using theraband I think it's called.
@@bushcraftfrog Thank you!! 😊😊
Nice 😊
Very solid little tutorial. Keep up the great work! Regards from Iredell County NC
Whats the bag you use?
bro u know whats up
👍 Nice simple kit with all the essentials. Thank you for sharing.