Backcountry College: Survival gear and more

Many of us spend considerable time in the backcountry alone. So we need to be able to face whatever challenges might arise. Today we're going to take a look at some of the things I always have with me in the field. We'll talk about emergency survival gear and really take a look at the versatility of the things we have with us.
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[@BackcountryHuntersAnglers]

Thanks for all the support folks! There's many more to come so stay tuned!

[@unit9014]

I love this series of videos. Great ideas that can make being in the backcountry more enjoyable and safe.

[@genericusername769]

I love the Backcountry College videos, glad you're making more.

[@alitapierce4314]

Good info! Thanks. Preparedness and knowing are the BEST survial tools.

[@ThePreparedWanderer]

Great no nonsense gear. Glad I found your channel! Thanks for sharing the knowledge.

[@IdahoOutdoorsyChick]

Thank you for mentioning Vargo outdoors. I've been looking for something like that canister for a while!

[@veriest1]

Thanks for this video. I too had been wanting a straight walled pot with a lid that seals. Thanks to your video the search is over!

[@Scarz-iu3lr]

Excellent vids. Keep 'em coming!

[@milesfromnowhere5192]

Great video , very useful knowledge and tips . look forward to watching more , cheers mate .

[@ginaleefarber2422]

Tysvm for this video. I love the fact you come right to the point and not hym hawin' around. I have a 4 to 5 day Camping trip planned for Oct, 2015 in New York. I am working on accumulating my gear. This is new but your instructions are easy to follow and you don't let the novice, (as is myself) feel stupid. The term Backcountry College says it. A place to learn. I am handicapped and use a walker but my buddy is taking to the trails and finding ones that are fairly walkable. Thank you again and happy trekking.

[@evhvariac2]

Another excellent video. You’re very knowledgeable and explain things clearly

[@beepot2764]

Some great info here, awesome video. Thanks for sharing,

[@marycahill546]

Good video. I would recommend a good hat that covers your ears. Also, remember that most people get lost by walking away from camp without their pack, so what you have with you AT ALL TIMES is critically important.

[@sheerwillsurvival2064]

Excellent video glad you mention the paracord differences military grade will have one white with green stripe also you can use a small rock on tarp end and tie self tightening knot around it so it won’t pull ends off great video 👍🏻

[@TheJbkebert]

Peter from Outdoors Safe is a great guy. I have met him a few times in Kansas. Good video man.

[@NorwegianBushcraft]

Good knowlegde and experience shared with the crowd. Very good!

[@jbgood7694]

Very informative and well put together. Thanks for sharing your knowledge.

[@subdawg1331]

ok dang it sorry I hadn't found this hannel before this , well done and I enjoyed the attitude well done

[@prettyoutside7464]

Great thoughts, sir! Keep the awesome job up! - Davi

[@stacyeubank7051]

Good common sense videos. Beautiful country you live in. Camped in Idaho once near Donnley. Loved it. Stay safe. Bruce P.S. I'm from southern NV.