Im glad you included your hat, i am the same way. A hat is very important. My hats range from cowboy hat, Australian outback, Tilley, fedoras and flat cap. Just depends on weather and what im planning on doing that day. The other thing i count as edc is footwear. In my case its always boots of some kind. Either "traditional" cowboy boots, combat boots, or my latest that im trying is roper Horse Shoe kilie boots. Poor foot wear can and will wreck your day and possibly cause you long term problems.
I love these kind of gear videos and even though my environment is very different (rural England), I picked up some useful tips. Thanks, loving your channel 🙏
Just received a Victorinox One-Handed Trekker for Christmas. Love it! I mentioned it to a friend because I remembered your review of it. Thanks for the heads-up!
I wanted to post a comment about your small bag that you carry, and I'm sorry if this is long.. Hopefully your subscribers will find my post useful. I've worked in certain fields of security for way over 35+ years, I ground travel up and down the east coast working on certain stakeholder/client sites. I've been through and stuck in some of the worst weather and other situations over the year and trust me when I say having a small bag like that has helped me out time and time again. I always have small bags like that in my vehicle, it is MORE important then a large pack back, it's light weight and it's always there and those small bags are cost effective to buy a few. I also have found having a small bag like these in a few rooms up and down stairs of my house REALLY helps. If a tornado drops out or anything happens suddenly I can grab and go from anywhere in my house (there is one right next me) . As a last tip, THE BIG THREE as I call them to have in these small bags as a minimum: 1) First aid kit (grown men don't say "Boo-Boo" kit and you add things as you see fit). 2) Multi-tool, there are a lot of clones out there that are $20.00 or less that I carry out for field use, they are not collectable items but they work 100%. 3) Some sort of self-defense tool that I can carry legally everywhere even in other states. I'm big supporter of 2A rights around firearms but people NEED some else to have in there bags that they can use easily. Does not matter if it is pepper spray, impact tool, knife.. whatever and having SOMETHING on you to defend yourself and your family.. In today's society is critical. Be well.. and take care out there.
Very cool EDC. I like your old-skool approach and especially the Snake Eater knife design. That would probably do equally well in the semi-desert of South Africa 👍
I like that you really enjoy the knife you designed. You found your grail knife. Which seems to be impossible for most. I do like the multi grind and thin blade. And metal choice.
Fun video! Great gear! Love seeing that you actually use these items. My favorite flashlight of all time is the Thrunite TC20 V2 in neutral white. My favorite SAK is the Victorinox Hercules. Glad to see you back.
Hey Mr.James, thanks for the tag my friend. I'll get out on the trail and put together a video soon, it's pretty friggin cold here at the moment. Wife and I looking forward to the foraging video. BTW that backdrop when you were walking away from camera, those mountain ranges looked epic. Cheers 🍻💪
People, if you are going to hike, carry a Trama Kit in the least. If you or someone in your group or walk up on an injured person who has severe injuries, having a Trama kit could save lives. I highly recommend that you always carry a Bear Repellent. This can be used on any animal that poses a threat, and it works great for the two-legged animals as well
I have a small sling bag style pack that I prefer to a haversack. I can swivel it to the front of my body and wear a backpack with it. its large enough to carry all my edc and a few other small items, but stays more snug to my body. My main items I carry would be #1 Leatherman Surge, #2 Fenix pd36r flashlight, #3 Bark River Bravo1 in 3V, #4 Glock G19, #5 My Keen waterproof hiking boots, #6 Spiderco PM2 with the full serrated edge. Keep up the good work!
nice little haversack, good for slow casual strolls and light gear. but since the invention of a backpack i think its superior in many ways for longer distance and conserving energy or slight climbing. i think the best system is still a backpack combined with a much smaller lighter haversack if needed.
Love your videos,can’t wait for the next one ,love the stealth camp videos, would love to see you stealth camp in NYC , I live in Brooklyn and I love watching your videos ,try to put myself in your position,awesome keep up the good work 👍
A man bag!! Very true you wouldn’t dare make fun of men wearing a kilt and their matching possibles bag. I still use a “fanny pack” with a Colt delta elite 10mm and a few mags to match the outfit 😅yeah im old fashioned like that 😂. Great videos keep em coming
I EDC a 'classic' Trekker. Mine gets used a lot for peeling apples and that sort of thing. I like the one hand opening capability of the newer one but the serrations make it a no-go, for me. The chisel grind wouldn't be something I would like, either. The last I knew I thought they had discontinued the classic version. It would be nice if they brought it back and I would love to have a classic style Trekker in the wooden handle scales.
Cool video! The Blast is great! I found one at local pawnshop. I like that the Phillips screwdriver fits the (Rebar) 1/4" hex bit adapter!👍 - so you can use it as a multi-bit screwdriver/ & also for hex shafted drill & auger-drill (by Bosch) bits!!! My most awesome bushcraft tool. I'm going to modify the smaller flat screwdriver blade into an awl; that will make it perfect 😊 Wish I could afford to try your snake-eater knife... it looks equally awesome! 👍👍👍
The close hat to your is the Aussie digger for the Swiss army knife the ranger 78 has locking blades on the knife and saw with a non serrated blade and Tech has a great mult- tool .
I agree on the one handed trekker, great knife. I buy the serrated ones, put a V edge on them and they are sharp. I don’t totally get rid of the serrations,,,
I love my Hidden Woodsman Haversack. I can add pouches or sleeves with the PALS webbing on the sides. I throw a bottle pouch on one side and an IFAK on the other. It leaves room for a lot more inside the bag. I also like that it has an axe sleeve on the back. Made of great materials. That haversack you have looks good, but I'm not a fan of the 1lb buckle on the front. I see it as overkill, no need for it.
Good looking choices, sometimes our favorite gear is not the best, just what we like to use. I have a small Optimus Terra Kettle that I really enjoy using... not needed but I just enjoy using it ha ha.
Nice video, thanks for sharing it. I carry the Victorinox Huntsman in my right pocket and have it attached to a Victorinox knife chain secured to my belt. And I carry a Victorinox Swiss Tool X Plus Ratchet on my belt on my left side , and my sidearm on my belt on my right side.
@@JunkyardFox Yes just generally alot of heavy material, personal preference as you said : -Full pack becuase I dont like weight moving on one side - Mystery Ranch Saddle Peak (brown-discontinued) -Rubicon Sun Hat (also no longer made) -Leatherman Signal -Olight Baton and Black Diamond Storm -Esse 5
Your watch! Lol, I notice you wear a Timex weekender on a green woven band. I have one too. Simple, long battery life and awesome illumination at night with indiglo. Next favourite is my Casio AE -1000. EDC is not complete without a watch !
The only problem i've noticed with a haversack - is that when I bend over to pick something - it gets in the way. Easy to solve that with a belt that holds in next to your hip. Thank you.
Hidden Woodsmen forest ruksak,Tough Possum survival scarf,Campcraft Outdoors basic haversack,Colorado Bushcraft ground cover,Victorinox Camper,and PNW Bushcraft cedar bag.My Fuerhand Baby 276 almost made the list but i dont use it on day hikes.
Interesting... I started carrying a shoulder bag back in the early 80's that I made out of heavy leather, carried it for decades everywhere, called it my purse... Took alot of flak for it, guys called it my "gay bag", but Karma being what it is, same guys there after had car problems etc. and needed tools, and I got to say; "Oh! you mean from my gay bag?" That bag is now retired, I moved to the tropics and leather doesnt do well. but I carry other canvas bags with things I need. whats nice about nylon shoulder bags is you can set up more than one.. Like a town bag, and a bush craft bag, and a car or moto tools bag. and then just grab the appropriate one. On knives, I have always been a fan of simplicity, and have written about the stuff around since the 1800's on forums, but everybody now seems into trendy stuff. My personal bushcraft knife I made by cutting down a cleaver. and making new handle slabs etc. My criteria on small knives is will they peel spuds comfortably? if they do that, they do everything else fine. And in my survival kits I have kitchen paring knives from Chicago Cuttlery, for small knives. They were less than $10 each when I bought them. I might mention, that flashhlights are critical in snake country. Desert would be nice due to snake food being sparse, you should try the jungle, where snake food is everywhere. For instance near my farm in Costa Rica, Guys doing brush for a bean patch ran into 50 Fer de Lance in one morning clearing an acre. They make Rattlesnakes look like good neighbors. Highly toxic, ever village loses somebody every year or two to snake bite, usually kids playing or agricultural workers. Thats the most per area I know of, but usually we killed a dozen a year on my farm, but more were got aways. Snake Radar is a thing you devolope....
Love the snake eater i am for shure going to buy one i love how you attached the flash light to your brim its really nice i carry a black diamond head lamp and a 2cell AA maglight everywhere rechargeable batteries in both i like to keep the option if i run out of juice i can put in shelf batteries i also carry the same swiss army knife i use it 25 times a day i live north in a colder climate lots of hardwood options like you talked about different climate different fuel types i keep a silky bigboy and a german bruks forest axe i use the saw way more should ditch the axe i feel its more of a defensive type tool slash weapon thinking of trading it for spetnas shovel more usefull and a sturdy defensive type your climate is pretty appealing but i have a big problem with creepy crawlys 😁 lots more little nastys in your neck of the woods i will keep up with your channel and subscribe look forward to learning more about your part of the country and the skills that go along with it rock on
I am loving my Snake Eater, and it still is my go-to knife for food prep in the outdoors and my kitchen. I'll always have either that or my Mora Kansbol in my pack. Thanks James!
Hello from British Columbia, Canada. Been enjoying your vids for about 2 years now. Really enjoy the camping trips around your area . agreat design on your knife. How many $$ are they going for ? Cheers James.
Gerber Strong arm is my knife to go to also the Leatherman wave for multi tool for my pack GEN two US Marine Corps rucksack boots will be the Keynes for a hat it would have to be U.S. Army For where I live a coat I had to pick one that would be the US Army woodland camo with liner winter coat God bless you and your family God bless the world is all just get along
Good video. I'm disappointed to hear that your favorite habersack isn't the NUT SACK! Tell me, how did you get a knife made to your own design? I want to design my own knife. But I don't have a place to make it. Are there people that do that? I need to know!
Yeah posers are funny....great take on that subject...hey quick question...when u wear ur spurs, why don't u show ur horse u ride bro? Just out of curiosity.
Thank you for the kind words! Glad the Shackleton EDC Satchel is serving you well!
Im glad you included your hat, i am the same way. A hat is very important.
My hats range from cowboy hat, Australian outback, Tilley, fedoras and flat cap. Just depends on weather and what im planning on doing that day.
The other thing i count as edc is footwear. In my case its always boots of some kind. Either "traditional" cowboy boots, combat boots, or my latest that im trying is roper Horse Shoe kilie boots.
Poor foot wear can and will wreck your day and possibly cause you long term problems.
I love these kind of gear videos and even though my environment is very different (rural England), I picked up some useful tips. Thanks, loving your channel 🙏
Just received a Victorinox One-Handed Trekker for Christmas. Love it!
I mentioned it to a friend because I remembered your review of it. Thanks for the heads-up!
Hi James and Quervo . nice to see you . Thanks for another great video. Thanks
I wanted to post a comment about your small bag that you carry, and I'm sorry if this is long.. Hopefully your subscribers will find my post useful. I've worked in certain fields of security for way over 35+ years, I ground travel up and down the east coast working on certain stakeholder/client sites. I've been through and stuck in some of the worst weather and other situations over the year and trust me when I say having a small bag like that has helped me out time and time again. I always have small bags like that in my vehicle, it is MORE important then a large pack back, it's light weight and it's always there and those small bags are cost effective to buy a few. I also have found having a small bag like these in a few rooms up and down stairs of my house REALLY helps. If a tornado drops out or anything happens suddenly I can grab and go from anywhere in my house (there is one right next me) . As a last tip, THE BIG THREE as I call them to have in these small bags as a minimum: 1) First aid kit (grown men don't say "Boo-Boo" kit and you add things as you see fit). 2) Multi-tool, there are a lot of clones out there that are $20.00 or less that I carry out for field use, they are not collectable items but they work 100%. 3) Some sort of self-defense tool that I can carry legally everywhere even in other states. I'm big supporter of 2A rights around firearms but people NEED some else to have in there bags that they can use easily. Does not matter if it is pepper spray, impact tool, knife.. whatever and having SOMETHING on you to defend yourself and your family.. In today's society is critical. Be well.. and take care out there.
Very cool EDC. I like your old-skool approach and especially the Snake Eater knife design. That would probably do equally well in the semi-desert of South Africa 👍
LOLOLOL, at 15:40 you actually flipped us all off. LOL
What a great compilation of gear and very good rationale for each item.
Nice stuff...all of this six items...but your hat...wow...i love it 🤩 !!!
Best Regards from Germany
Frank 🤙🏼
Always wait for your new uploads definitely agree side pockets on a satchel are a must-have great video again
"Bobba Fett school of fashion"
🤔 😏 👍
i like those side pockets on any edc pack ive had, its something i look for as they are really handy for dumping in items you use frequently.
I like that you really enjoy the knife you designed. You found your grail knife. Which seems to be impossible for most. I do like the multi grind and thin blade. And metal choice.
Good point about the buckle being quiet. Among other good points.
I love this James!!!! Can’t wait to do a response video!!!!! Awesome gear featured here!!!!!! ❤
Yes. Come to Utah. I welcome you to my home state.
Fun video! Great gear! Love seeing that you actually use these items. My favorite flashlight of all time is the Thrunite TC20 V2 in neutral white. My favorite SAK is the Victorinox Hercules. Glad to see you back.
Hey Mr.James, thanks for the tag my friend. I'll get out on the trail and put together a video soon, it's pretty friggin cold here at the moment. Wife and I looking forward to the foraging video. BTW that backdrop when you were walking away from camera, those mountain ranges looked epic. Cheers 🍻💪
People, if you are going to hike, carry a Trama Kit in the least. If you or someone in your group or walk up on an injured person who has severe injuries, having a Trama kit could save lives.
I highly recommend that you always carry a Bear Repellent. This can be used on any animal that poses a threat, and it works great for the two-legged animals as well
Great to see you brother. I’m in Yuma. Love that you are promoting USA small business. Beautiful. D🤙🇺🇸😎
I have a small sling bag style pack that I prefer to a haversack. I can swivel it to the front of my body and wear a backpack with it. its large enough to carry all my edc and a few other small items, but stays more snug to my body. My main items I carry would be #1 Leatherman Surge, #2 Fenix pd36r flashlight, #3 Bark River Bravo1 in 3V, #4 Glock G19, #5 My Keen waterproof hiking boots, #6 Spiderco PM2 with the full serrated edge. Keep up the good work!
nice little haversack, good for slow casual strolls and light gear. but since the invention of a backpack i think its superior in many ways for longer distance and conserving energy or slight climbing.
i think the best system is still a backpack combined with a much smaller lighter haversack if needed.
Love your videos,can’t wait for the next one ,love the stealth camp videos, would love to see you stealth camp in NYC , I live in Brooklyn and I love watching your videos ,try to put myself in your position,awesome keep up the good work 👍
A man bag!! Very true you wouldn’t dare make fun of men wearing a kilt and their matching possibles bag. I still use a “fanny pack” with a Colt delta elite 10mm and a few mags to match the outfit 😅yeah im old fashioned like that 😂. Great videos keep em coming
Very good video James, fantastic content, from Portugal with love, keep on going brother 😉🤩👌🇵🇹🇺🇸
I EDC a 'classic' Trekker. Mine gets used a lot for peeling apples and that sort of thing. I like the one hand opening capability of the newer one but the serrations make it a no-go, for me. The chisel grind wouldn't be something I would like, either.
The last I knew I thought they had discontinued the classic version. It would be nice if they brought it back and I would love to have a classic style Trekker in the wooden handle scales.
Love my Tuff Possum bag!! Carry it everyday to work! Also really appreciate the fact that he is a fellow Buckeye ❤
Where can I buy one bags?
I got a one hand trekker back in 2004 and is been in many adventures... Nice video
@1-tj9nw OMG YOU CANNOT IMAIGNE HOW HAPPY I AM!!! BEST DAY OF LY LIFE EVER!!!!!
This is my first video I watch from you- your channel looks interessing. I‘m sure I‘ll watch more videos. Gretings from Germany
Cool video! The Blast is great! I found one at local pawnshop. I like that the Phillips screwdriver fits the (Rebar) 1/4" hex bit adapter!👍 - so you can use it as a multi-bit screwdriver/ & also for hex shafted drill & auger-drill (by Bosch) bits!!! My most awesome bushcraft tool.
I'm going to modify the smaller flat screwdriver blade into an awl; that will make it perfect 😊
Wish I could afford to try your snake-eater knife... it looks equally awesome! 👍👍👍
The close hat to your is the Aussie digger for the Swiss army knife the ranger 78 has locking blades on the knife and saw with a non serrated blade and Tech has a great mult- tool .
Great video. Thanks.
I agree on the one handed trekker, great knife. I buy the serrated ones, put a V edge on them and they are sharp. I don’t totally get rid of the serrations,,,
Good video. For the items that aren't available anymore, you should include something that you'd recommend in its stead for those of us looking to buy
I love my Hidden Woodsman Haversack. I can add pouches or sleeves with the PALS webbing on the sides. I throw a bottle pouch on one side and an IFAK on the other. It leaves room for a lot more inside the bag. I also like that it has an axe sleeve on the back. Made of great materials. That haversack you have looks good, but I'm not a fan of the 1lb buckle on the front. I see it as overkill, no need for it.
Nice collection of items James 👍
I have a Leatherman Blast also, best Leatherman I've carried, very capable and compact.
Cool review. Thank you for sharing.
Favorite knife is randall model 4-4 small fish and gamer, Favorite flashlight is the surefire stiletto.
Good looking choices, sometimes our favorite gear is not the best, just what we like to use. I have a small Optimus Terra Kettle that I really enjoy using... not needed but I just enjoy using it ha ha.
Good video 😊Thanks. Just watched the new Mandalorian
Nice video, thanks for sharing it.
I carry the Victorinox Huntsman in my right pocket and have it attached to a Victorinox knife chain secured to my belt. And I carry a Victorinox Swiss Tool X Plus Ratchet on my belt on my left side , and my sidearm on my belt on my right side.
You have so many videos since my injury and surgery I missed out on so much stuff I'm trying to get caught up!
That's definitely a good collection of gear.
I disagreed with all of this and loved every second of it. Thank you for your experience and perspective.
you disagreed? let me know what are your choices for these gear items, im interested
@@JunkyardFox Yes just generally alot of heavy material, personal preference as you said :
-Full pack becuase I dont like weight moving on one side - Mystery Ranch Saddle Peak (brown-discontinued)
-Rubicon Sun Hat (also no longer made)
-Leatherman Signal
-Olight Baton and Black Diamond Storm
-Esse 5
Your watch! Lol, I notice you wear a Timex weekender on a green woven band. I have one too. Simple, long battery life and awesome illumination at night with indiglo. Next favourite is my Casio AE -1000. EDC is not complete without a watch !
The only problem i've noticed with a haversack - is that when I bend over to pick something - it gets in the way. Easy to solve that with a belt that holds in next to your hip. Thank you.
Great video as usual young man!
Sharp kit mate 👍
Hidden Woodsmen forest ruksak,Tough Possum survival scarf,Campcraft Outdoors basic haversack,Colorado Bushcraft ground cover,Victorinox Camper,and PNW Bushcraft cedar bag.My Fuerhand Baby 276 almost made the list but i dont use it on day hikes.
Great stuff there brother 👍
too bad the hat isn't made anymore. i like it. i'm gonna check out the Thrunite lights. great to see ya again.
I am from Siberia. Straight from the deep. And we like Scandinavian or American Bowie type knives. They are useful and convenient))
Great video !
Great vid - classy, clear presentation, well linked and researched. Insightful, helpful and enjoyable. Full Arnold (I’ll be back)!
awesome man bag!!!
Thanks for the info
Yeah! A new video!
Great Review 👍
Cool channel, this is the kind of stuff I like
Great pick six ! Too bad companies quit making the good stuff . Look Diogo your next foraging video . Thanks
Looking forward to your next foraging video … geez
Great stuff friend 👏 👍
Thank you! Cheers!
Still waiting on my snake eater knife. Ordered it way back in the fall, I believe. Hoping it comes before I retire in June ❤
I ordered the mini.
This is great What are the holes in the side of the bank behind you.
Very nice
victorinox huntsman, victorinox swisstool, Esee Izula, enzo trapper, streamlight stylus (1 aaa) , Silky pocketboy, Bidor Parang, Bodark long parang, Exotac titanlight, lifeguard straw hat.
Interesting... I started carrying a shoulder bag back in the early 80's that I made out of heavy leather, carried it for decades everywhere, called it my purse...
Took alot of flak for it, guys called it my "gay bag", but Karma being what it is, same guys there after had car problems etc. and needed tools, and I got to say;
"Oh! you mean from my gay bag?" That bag is now retired, I moved to the tropics and leather doesnt do well. but I carry other canvas bags with things I need. whats nice about nylon shoulder bags is you can set up more than one.. Like a town bag, and a bush craft bag, and a car or moto tools bag. and then just grab the appropriate one.
On knives, I have always been a fan of simplicity, and have written about the stuff around since the 1800's on forums, but everybody now seems into trendy stuff.
My personal bushcraft knife I made by cutting down a cleaver. and making new handle slabs etc. My criteria on small knives is will they peel spuds comfortably? if they do that, they do everything else fine.
And in my survival kits I have kitchen paring knives from Chicago Cuttlery, for small knives. They were less than $10 each when I bought them.
I might mention, that flashhlights are critical in snake country. Desert would be nice due to snake food being sparse, you should try the jungle, where snake food is everywhere.
For instance near my farm in Costa Rica, Guys doing brush for a bean patch ran into 50 Fer de Lance in one morning clearing an acre. They make Rattlesnakes look like good neighbors. Highly toxic, ever village loses somebody every year or two to snake bite, usually kids playing or agricultural workers. Thats the most per area I know of, but usually we killed a dozen a year on my farm, but more were got aways.
Snake Radar is a thing you devolope....
Love the snake eater i am for shure going to buy one i love how you attached the flash light to your brim its really nice i carry a black diamond head lamp and a 2cell AA maglight everywhere rechargeable batteries in both i like to keep the option if i run out of juice i can put in shelf batteries i also carry the same swiss army knife i use it 25 times a day i live north in a colder climate lots of hardwood options like you talked about different climate different fuel types i keep a silky bigboy and a german bruks forest axe i use the saw way more should ditch the axe i feel its more of a defensive type tool slash weapon thinking of trading it for spetnas shovel more usefull and a sturdy defensive type your climate is pretty appealing but i have a big problem with creepy crawlys 😁 lots more little nastys in your neck of the woods i will keep up with your channel and subscribe look forward to learning more about your part of the country and the skills that go along with it rock on
I am loving my Snake Eater, and it still is my go-to knife for food prep in the outdoors and my kitchen. I'll always have either that or my Mora Kansbol in my pack.
Thanks James!
Nice show and tell there James I wish you would have tagged Twin Engines of Destruction 😂👍👌✌️
Thanks...give a camping video plz...
Need to add KY on there check out our wood
I don’t know. I get the feeling you love to take all the wood for yourself.
First time watching and subbed. I was wondering where you got the jacket from? Btw, great video!
Hello from British Columbia, Canada. Been enjoying your vids for about 2 years now. Really enjoy the camping trips around your area . agreat design on your knife. How many $$ are they going for ? Cheers James.
Thanks for info...
While makes the jacket you are wearing? Nice fabric
Focusing on the flashlight while moving it around is making my head hurt
I did an outfit in RDO
Gerber Strong arm is my knife to go to also the Leatherman wave for multi tool for my pack GEN two US Marine Corps rucksack boots will be the Keynes for a hat it would have to be U.S. Army For where I live a coat I had to pick one that would be the US Army woodland camo with liner winter coat God bless you and your family God bless the world is all just get along
Yeah forget the haters, Indiana Jones baby! Haha
What’s up James what do you think of making a limited amount of thicker snake eaters! Anyone interested?
Can the snake eater knife still be purchaced?
Good video. I'm disappointed to hear that your favorite habersack isn't the NUT SACK!
Tell me, how did you get a knife made to your own design? I want to design my own knife. But I don't have a place to make it. Are there people that do that?
I need to know!
Try emailing battle horse knives, they make customs
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What's that jackets name?
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Can you provide info on your jacket?
What is the multi tool at 2:51? That looks cool and I’ve never seen one.
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What z brim length in cm?
I can't do it with the murse.
Is a cotton hat like his hot on your head in the summer? How bad do they get vs a boonie hat?
Hour do I get a snake eater?
Good morning from the Great State of Texas. Why do you carry a haver sack instead of a small backpack?
i generally find it handier. its easier to reach and grab what i need as i move, instead of stoppign and removing my pack. its just personal choice
Hey I got the first one
Nope, try again!!!
Cuervo going to do a video too?
U forgot one indiana jones carried one to
#survivingthedaily
What is Bobba Fett style?
Google Boba Fett
@@JunkyardFox so, whatever he does... No specific rules?
@@09agentbill no I meant his physical appearance. Like I enjoy the weathered, scuffed up look on my gear. Like his armor looks.
@@JunkyardFox I like that too.
Yeah posers are funny....great take on that subject...hey quick question...when u wear ur spurs, why don't u show ur horse u ride bro? Just out of curiosity.