Sir, I am an almost 40 year working cowboy. I have worked ranches from here in Texas to all the way in Alberta Canada. I appreciate your videos for their peek into our chosen vocation. I only found you about two weeks ago, and I have become a fan. I only this evening, watched your video concerning cowboy footwear. I am probably close to your seasoned age and have similar ailments, if bad hips, knees, back ankles... evaluate. Might I suggest that you investigate boots made by Olathe Co., NOT to be confused with Rios od Mercedes. Olathe provides WORKING BOOT on par with Mercedes but at a fraction of the cost. I have worn a TALL #1 teo for almost 15 years with no complaints. Best regards, Hop Dillon.
@@grantswan8525lol. These buyers be trying pretendin on here Makin you believe it... hello , time to open ur mind people's. What in the Small shatty mess included
i know about needing to stay warm and dry. in 1973 i was in the army out in the woods tent up dug my trench and that night it poured down rain flooded inside the tent sleeping bag was soaked and i got wet and sooooo cold. so be sure and stay warm and dry. i enjoy your videos and learn allot
Have you ever tried a down blanket? Ive been using one paired with a nice wool blanket on top in my canvas cutter and it works great. They make light, packable down blankets that roll up small and keep ya warm.
I use the bedroll from J.M. Capriola, swapped out the foam for a Therm-A-Rest MondoKing XXL pad, added Tribeca Living Heritage flannel sheets, a woobie midlayer, Pendleton Yakima wool outer blanket, a myLatex wool pillow, and Texas Bushcraft survival tarp (bottom for added water protection or as a tarp under heavy rainfall). I add a down blanket for winter. This system lets me sleep anywhere comfortably, right next to a fire if need be, and the canvas roll is over-sized, so you can wrap extra gear into the roll and/or have a dry, clean surface to lay out said gear. Bombproof and I’ve never slept better outdoors.
I use this bedroll for wildland firefighting. I am from Utah and love to support our local companies! I have had two seasons carrying the dominator around and it is a beast! I have now decided to go lighter though for easier packing and travel and bought their summit model! Thanks for all of your great advice, review, and be safe on the trip!
I have same roll and agree with poles. Getting out my hunting buddy said it looked like that transformer movie me trying to morph my body. Great videos thanks
Have a safe and great trip. lol love the thing about having to piss a couple times a night. Here in the east we use hammocks with a over and under quilt gets a little tricky getting in and out.
I think the old Hollywood "one blanket tied in the back of the saddle" was more of a just in case blanket for if you got stuck out in the middle of nowhere or got separated from your pack animal. Sleep on your saddle blanket and have enough blanket on top of you to keep you alive. A lot of those movies are also set in Arizona, New Mexico, Utah, etc where it might not get as cold as night and doesn't rain as much
I hope you have a great adventure and with your son . I hope you have time to enjoy a little peace and quiet and your thoughts. I will be looking forward to hearing of how great it was.
I’m from Australia I had a beautiful red heeler called Emma, she passed away last year , she was 15 years old . Amazing dog very sweet and unbelievably intelligent and fiercely loyal. It was crazy how smart she became. Definitely needs a lot of training and work when young and can literally run all day so not suitable for cities , they are a working mustering cattle dog. I live semi rural area with lots of open spaces she loved to explore. If you manage to give them a life they deserve they will repay you so much . Beautiful dogs ❤
I actually have a bedroll kinda like yours but at the same time I also use one or two wool blankets dependin on weather with a ground cloth just depends on how I feel really
Sir I love watching u us the logical side of thoughts for ur packing iam trying my hardest to down size my gear for what I do watching is search and rescue I get stuck having way than I actually use. But sometimes iam gone from home unexpectedly for days on end.
Thanks for your wisdom.and old time logic morals ethics scruples!!!! EXCELLENT CHANEL glad I subscribed!!! God bless you and your family thanks again!!!!🙏🙏🙏
So interesting on a practical level, but I love that you always throw in a bit of philosophy about life too. Look forward to your video on packing too.
Lightweight hunting or mountaineering gear works pretty good. I quit carrying sleeping bags on my backpacking trips and use kuiu goose down pants jacket and gloves over my regular clothes folds into there own pockets weight about a pound. Multi purpose can use for cold weather and for sleeping gear. Most important for me is neck and head usually good beanie and neck gaiter. Ive slept on the ground in the 20s at 10,000 feet this way sometimes in the dirt sometimes with blow up 3" thick sleeping pad. Ill cheap out on alot of stuff but not sleeping gear. I need my sleep when the going gets tough.
Less is more is great advise in many areas. This is an insight into what goes into going into the mountains for a week. Great video as usual. Thanks for your wisdom and common sense.
Another great video - I really love hearing about this kind of thing. I'm guessing the small dufflebag is for the cigars haha, hope you have a great trip
Thanks for these videos on your gear! I hope you will share videos of the actual trip when you return to give us tips. I’m looking forward to doing a pack trip one day, I’ve been to Bishop Mule Days here in California and watching the packers work gives me a newfound respect, and now I want to learn at least the basics of packing a pack mule.
It's strange I don't like it when I am at home having to pee, but when I am camping I use it as a chance to limber up stretch do a few star jumps throw a few more sticks on the fire have a hip flask nip and then back under my blanket to sleep again. Can't do half of that in my house haha!!
Very interesting. Good to know. Can see the quality of the gear and the idea behind it. Could have done me a 60 second walk around the F250 though, got me gurning with that thing in the background, cruel 😂 Have a great time on your trip 😊❤ thanks
I find it incredible how much feed for the equines you need to pack in..with the Average size saddle horse needing 20 pounds of dry weight feed a day..How do you manage to do that? That could be a separate video on animal husbandry in the wilderness. Have a great trip 🤠
First, thanks for your videos. I'm no cowboy, and I never owned a horse, but I did some riding back in my younger days. It's probably been over 25 years since I was on horseback. I'm pushing 70 now and would love to ride again but I'm so stiff, I doubt I could mount a horse now even with a box step. I was wondering if you might do a talk on aging and riding. Also, I'm a cigar and pipe lover too but I'm poor so it's mostly Rocky Patel Fumos and Drew Estate factories for me. Flor De Olivia's are good cigars and cheap for the price. Thanks again.
Found your channel through a bedroll video so stoked to see a part 2. Love the videos dewayne. Would you mind sharing which self inflating sleeping pad you’re using? Thank you
Dewayne thank you for your vidios. Very good information. I live in southern Idaho but i'm not familar with the Russian River you spoke of or maybe i misunderstood where you were going to.pack into. Just wondered if you could say anything about your destination. Thanks Rob
Good day to you Sir, always appreciate your content. 🙏🏼 Can you do an updated video on your everyday carry (EDC) / knives, firearms, belts, torches and holsters/sheaths - relating to comfort, fit for purpose and preparedness on the trail. Godspeed from RSA 🇿🇦
We were lucky to have a small wall tent with a wood stove. Some years it was just a dome tent. What i would do for a sleeping pad was horse blankets. Preferably after they dried in the sun.😁 What part of Idaho are you going? I was born and raised here. Thanks for all your videos.
I can say from personal experience for me when I have used a good sleeping bag and yes to get a good one spend the extra money not at Walmart they do keep me warm but I’ve never had any luck with the cheap or cheaper ones I’d say send at least 120 or more. And a gain that’s just my personal experience
Hey there Dewayne. I really like your content so I thought I would grab a shirt or whatnot from your online store. I don't know if I'm the only one having a problem but your website wouldn't load. Have a good trip!
Thanks for the heads up. I just checked the site, and it’s working fine. One of the mistakes that people make when they’re trying to get on the website for the first time is that they do not type it in as wranglers plural. www.drycreekwranglers.com
I have an actual Hudson Bay blanket that was given to me as a gift several years ago. It is a king size 100% wool blanket. My son, Jesse, uses a wool blanket made by Pendleton. These are both excellent choices, but they are also very expensive. I really don’t know who else is making heavy wool blankets. I’m sure there’s somebody, but I just don’t know who they are. But I do know that wool is quite expensive.
@@DryCreekWranglerSchool Thank you for the reply! Unfortunately wool is expensive but just like anything else, if you take care of it it'll last. That's what makes it worth it to me, along with the benefits of wool over cotton.
Be careful with the poles in your bed role. I always rolled mine up in the bed roll like you have them. I was tying my bedroll up as a top pack and they had kinda rolled to the side when I rolled the bed roll up and the poles poked rite through.
The belt and holster were made by busted B leather. The knife sheath was made by the knife maker, which is fire creek forge. It just worked out well that they happen to match so well.
That is often a choice to be made, but as I explained in the first video of the series, this trip requires swimming across the river two times and 17 miles on the trail. Each direction. And an extra trip just for hauling up feed would not be very practical or economical.
@@DryCreekWranglerSchool what a trip that will be. Be safe. Look forward to seeing camp set up. I am huge fan of Les Hiddens (Bush Tucker man) and once in awhile he would show his camp set up and that to me is maybe the most important thing when camping. Have fun!
Dewayne, what do you carry on your waist? Can't tell the gauge on your right side and blade on the left, but there is something else, an another clip? Are these integrated into the belt or added on?
Dwayne may be too busy preparing for his trip to Idaho to get to your question, Mr. Souza. Not a dumb question at all for persons unfamiliar with old style, hammer fired semi auto pistols. His sidearm is a type known as a “1911” pistol. If you read up on them some, you’ll find that is the correct ready mode of carry. Called “cocked and locked”, live round in the chamber, seven more in the magazine, in the grip frame, manual safety “up/on”. As has been used in the USA since the U.S. Army adopted the first model in the year 1911.
What happened to the video of you talking about gods round pen. I watched it years ago and wanted to hear your words again and it said it was unavailable
I lost a chunk, of videos, they were mostly videos that I had done when I first started. There was a technology glitch, and a fist full of those videos went away. Unfortunately, that was one of those videos.
Dwayne as always another great informative video my friend. I have to ask.... Who made the knife sheath? I've been looking for a quality set for months now and can't seem to find one. I know if you're wearing it, it's the best quality.
Thank you so much. I have to say this cause it means so much to me. I've sent message after message asking you "what jacket are you wearing", "what mic are you using", "who makes that vest", etc and every time you have takin time out of your day to respond to every question I've had. That means so much to me and speaks volumes on the type of man you are. Be safe and have a great time with your boys. Can't wait to see your next video.
I may have missed this in previous videos but why are you going up the mountain on this trip? Is this work (to do what?) or is this just a camping trip? I feel like this is work - but I don't understand the objective from being a outsider looking in
I need some advice. I’m in a long distance relationship with my gf and she has started giving one of her male coworkers lifts to work everyday in her car. Should I be worried? Why? Why not?
Sir, I am an almost 40 year working cowboy. I have worked ranches from here in Texas to all the way in Alberta Canada. I appreciate your videos for their peek into our chosen vocation. I only found you about two weeks ago, and I have become a fan. I only this evening, watched your video concerning cowboy footwear. I am probably close to your seasoned age and have similar ailments, if bad hips, knees, back ankles... evaluate. Might I suggest that you investigate boots made by Olathe Co., NOT to be confused with Rios od Mercedes. Olathe provides WORKING BOOT on par with Mercedes but at a fraction of the cost. I have worn a TALL #1 teo for almost 15 years with no complaints. Best regards, Hop Dillon.
@@grantswan8525lol. These buyers be trying pretendin on here Makin you believe it... hello , time to open ur mind people's.
What in the
Small shatty mess included
Great message rite after his.... ur an ad all day . What in the heck people
Hope you have a great trip Dewayne. Safe riding, man!
i know about needing to stay warm and dry. in 1973 i was in the army out in the woods tent up dug my trench and that night it poured down rain flooded inside the tent sleeping bag was soaked and i got wet and sooooo cold. so be sure and stay warm and dry. i enjoy your videos and learn allot
Mr. Noel, big admirer of yours here. I hope you have a good one wherever you are going. Travelling mercies to ya.
Have you ever tried a down blanket? Ive been using one paired with a nice wool blanket on top in my canvas cutter and it works great. They make light, packable down blankets that roll up small and keep ya warm.
Nothing better than a good mule in the mountains. ..
And hot coffee 👍🌴🤠
I use the bedroll from J.M. Capriola, swapped out the foam for a Therm-A-Rest MondoKing XXL pad, added Tribeca Living Heritage flannel sheets, a woobie midlayer, Pendleton Yakima wool outer blanket, a myLatex wool pillow, and Texas Bushcraft survival tarp (bottom for added water protection or as a tarp under heavy rainfall).
I add a down blanket for winter.
This system lets me sleep anywhere comfortably, right next to a fire if need be, and the canvas roll is over-sized, so you can wrap extra gear into the roll and/or have a dry, clean surface to lay out said gear.
Bombproof and I’ve never slept better outdoors.
Yep... Hammer back.
Ya'll have a good one out there. Take care of each other. Dont forget to look up at that big sky.
Condition one… It is the only way to carry 1911.
That's a good looking 90s Ford truck in the background.
I use this bedroll for wildland firefighting. I am from Utah and love to support our local companies! I have had two seasons carrying the dominator around and it is a beast! I have now decided to go lighter though for easier packing and travel and bought their summit model! Thanks for all of your great advice, review, and be safe on the trip!
I have both and the smaller version you don't loose much other than room on side, and I'm 6.2 240lb. Love both though
Safe travels, True North and a million stars is the good life!
I have same roll and agree with poles. Getting out my hunting buddy said it looked like that transformer movie me trying to morph my body. Great videos thanks
Love your show I'm gonna try a cigar out. Never had one. God bless
Have a safe and great trip. lol love the thing about having to piss a couple times a night. Here in the east we use hammocks with a over and under quilt gets a little tricky getting in and out.
I think the old Hollywood "one blanket tied in the back of the saddle" was more of a just in case blanket for if you got stuck out in the middle of nowhere or got separated from your pack animal. Sleep on your saddle blanket and have enough blanket on top of you to keep you alive. A lot of those movies are also set in Arizona, New Mexico, Utah, etc where it might not get as cold as night and doesn't rain as much
Dewayne, I love this kind of video. Please keep them coming.
You are a good man. Thanks for sharing your experiences and thoughts in all manners. Greetings from Turkey 👋
I hope you have a great adventure and with your son . I hope you have time to enjoy a little peace and quiet and your thoughts. I will be looking forward to hearing of how great it was.
I’m from Australia I had a beautiful red heeler called Emma, she passed away last year , she was 15 years old . Amazing dog very sweet and unbelievably intelligent and fiercely loyal. It was crazy how smart she became.
Definitely needs a lot of training and work when young and can literally run all day so not suitable for cities , they are a working mustering cattle dog. I live semi rural area with lots of open spaces she loved to explore. If you manage to give them a life they deserve they will repay you so much . Beautiful dogs ❤
I always wanted to know what a cowboy would take out...now I know! Thanks for the great video, content and delivery is fantastic!
I like that "we use stuff because we are soft" makes sense though
I love WY I lived in Chugwater for 10yrs... There is a unique beauty in the Wyoming state!!
pray for 6the best, prepare for the worse, y'all be safe, and God bless.
I actually have a bedroll kinda like yours but at the same time I also use one or two wool blankets dependin on weather with a ground cloth just depends on how I feel really
Sir I love watching u us the logical side of thoughts for ur packing iam trying my hardest to down size my gear for what I do watching is search and rescue I get stuck having way than I actually use. But sometimes iam gone from home unexpectedly for days on end.
Very interesting. I liked the setup and minimal stuff is to my liking.
It's time to start on hard wood, let's go. It's all I hand split. Maple, oak, ash, cherry,. Most difficult I've spit is Locust. Come to Fergus Ontario
Thanks for your wisdom.and old time logic morals ethics scruples!!!! EXCELLENT CHANEL glad I subscribed!!! God bless you and your family thanks again!!!!🙏🙏🙏
Love the new family member 🐕
Thanks ! Nice info ! ...Alan 🇨🇱
I love these videos would like to see these more often. God bless have a fun & safe trip.
So interesting on a practical level, but I love that you always throw in a bit of philosophy about life too. Look forward to your video on packing too.
Lightweight hunting or mountaineering gear works pretty good. I quit carrying sleeping bags on my backpacking trips and use kuiu goose down pants jacket and gloves over my regular clothes folds into there own pockets weight about a pound. Multi purpose can use for cold weather and for sleeping gear. Most important for me is neck and head usually good beanie and neck gaiter. Ive slept on the ground in the 20s at 10,000 feet this way sometimes in the dirt sometimes with blow up 3" thick sleeping pad. Ill cheap out on alot of stuff but not sleeping gear. I need my sleep when the going gets tough.
Thank you.
At first glance, you reminded me of Jack Elam, American Western Film Actor. ✌️😄💕
great video thanks
Thanks
Less is more is great advise in many areas. This is an insight into what goes into going into the mountains for a week. Great video as usual. Thanks for your wisdom and common sense.
Safe travels! Love these videos about preparations for your trip. 👍🏻
Just joined your channel because of your outlook on life , il be watching thanks
I always follow kiss keep it simple stupid and if your wet and cold you are doing something wrong. As usual you go lots of top tips, so many thanks
Stay safe Dewayne. Love the video.
Have a great time! Beautiful pup!
Have you tried hammocks?
It took me years before I'd even try them, and now I prefer them.
Very interesting
Another great video - I really love hearing about this kind of thing. I'm guessing the small dufflebag is for the cigars haha, hope you have a great trip
Awesome videos I like your sleep system I am 56 same problem. Got to get up to go.
I look forward to your next video
Great as Always !!!!!
I like these informative videos. Packing does interest me alot
Thanks for these videos on your gear! I hope you will share videos of the actual trip when you return to give us tips. I’m looking forward to doing a pack trip one day, I’ve been to Bishop Mule Days here in California and watching the packers work gives me a newfound respect, and now I want to learn at least the basics of packing a pack mule.
Thanks for sharing
Thank you sir.
Excellent video… this is exactly the info I was needing.
Awesome!! Have a great trip !
Very interesting!!!!!!
So want to see your trip! Just wondering...what's for dinner up there?
Enjoy your trip! Watch out for Big foot! 😂
No cigar today 😁
Good stuff brother! ✊🏾
Your coffee - answering the call of nature - has me wondering what kind of piss tubes might work. I pretty much hate waking up just to piss.
Carry a orange juice bottle
They work good
It's strange I don't like it when I am at home having to pee, but when I am camping I use it as a chance to limber up stretch do a few star jumps throw a few more sticks on the fire have a hip flask nip and then back under my blanket to sleep again.
Can't do half of that in my house haha!!
Very interesting. Good to know. Can see the quality of the gear and the idea behind it. Could have done me a 60 second walk around the F250 though, got me gurning with that thing in the background, cruel 😂
Have a great time on your trip 😊❤ thanks
make sure you bring Annie with you on your trip
I find it incredible how much feed for the equines you need to pack in..with the Average size saddle horse needing 20 pounds of dry weight feed a day..How do you manage to do that? That could be a separate video on animal husbandry in the wilderness. Have a great trip 🤠
First, thanks for your videos. I'm no cowboy, and I never owned a horse, but I did some riding back in my younger days. It's probably been over 25 years since I was on horseback. I'm pushing 70 now and would love to ride again but I'm so stiff, I doubt I could mount a horse now even with a box step. I was wondering if you might do a talk on aging and riding. Also, I'm a cigar and pipe lover too but I'm poor so it's mostly Rocky Patel Fumos and Drew Estate factories for me. Flor De Olivia's are good cigars and cheap for the price. Thanks again.
Found your channel through a bedroll video so stoked to see a part 2. Love the videos dewayne.
Would you mind sharing which self inflating sleeping pad you’re using? Thank you
New Subscriber, i ran across your channel the other day, and i really enjoy your video's Tfs :)
See also: The Rocket Equation.
Hello sir, I would like you and mama to make a video talking about y’alls favorite albums/artists. 🤠
Dewayne thank you for your vidios. Very good information. I live in southern Idaho but i'm not familar with the Russian River you spoke of or maybe i misunderstood where you were going to.pack into. Just wondered if you could say anything about your destination. Thanks Rob
12:10 does it also lift the mosquito net off the ground....cause a net lying down on your face is as good as nothing...
Yes, the pole system suspends the mosquito net, as well as the canvas completely off of you.
@@DryCreekWranglerSchool aight... good to know
Good day to you Sir, always appreciate your content. 🙏🏼 Can you do an updated video on your everyday carry (EDC) / knives, firearms, belts, torches and holsters/sheaths - relating to comfort, fit for purpose and preparedness on the trail.
Godspeed from RSA 🇿🇦
We were lucky to have a small wall tent with a wood stove. Some years it was just a dome tent. What i would do for a sleeping pad was horse blankets. Preferably after they dried in the sun.😁
What part of Idaho are you going? I was born and raised here. Thanks for all your videos.
Where do you buy your hats? They are epic!
Idaho closed shoshone falls☹️
I can say from personal experience for me when I have used a good sleeping bag and yes to get a good one spend the extra money not at Walmart they do keep me warm but I’ve never had any luck with the cheap or cheaper ones I’d say send at least 120 or more. And a gain that’s just my personal experience
I hate sleeping bags
@@moorshound3243 well hey that’s ok to.
I’m just saying when it comes to some of this newer technology it is lighter and it really does keep you warm.
But there is still a lot of junk out there.
Hey there Dewayne. I really like your content so I thought I would grab a shirt or whatnot from your online store. I don't know if I'm the only one having a problem but your website wouldn't load. Have a good trip!
Thanks for the heads up. I just checked the site, and it’s working fine. One of the mistakes that people make when they’re trying to get on the website for the first time is that they do not type it in as wranglers plural.
www.drycreekwranglers.com
😎🇺🇲🇲🇽🇵🇷🐕 Very nice, I do miss the wool blanket, enjoy the trip!!
Affirmative, end transmission.
DeWayne Record your Trip to the Back Country and Post it on here!!
I live in idaho, it’s a great state. where in idaho are you going?
Mr. Dewayne, do you have any recommendations when it comes to wool blankets? Appreciate your guidance.
I have an actual Hudson Bay blanket that was given to me as a gift several years ago. It is a king size 100% wool blanket. My son, Jesse, uses a wool blanket made by Pendleton. These are both excellent choices, but they are also very expensive. I really don’t know who else is making heavy wool blankets. I’m sure there’s somebody, but I just don’t know who they are. But I do know that wool is quite expensive.
@@DryCreekWranglerSchool Thank you for the reply!
Unfortunately wool is expensive but just like anything else, if you take care of it it'll last. That's what makes it worth it to me, along with the benefits of wool over cotton.
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Be careful with the poles in your bed role. I always rolled mine up in the bed roll like you have them. I was tying my bedroll up as a top pack and they had kinda rolled to the side when I rolled the bed roll up and the poles poked rite through.
I was wondering if you could tell me the 1911 Holster maker with that cool knife and mag holder? Nice looking rig, I want one, thanks.
The belt and holster were made by busted B leather. The knife sheath was made by the knife maker, which is fire creek forge. It just worked out well that they happen to match so well.
I wondered the same. Thanks!
That Bedroll is huge! Why not just bring a one man tent? Does the same job but is a fifth of the size of that bedroll.
Hello from Norway!
9:28
“The math ain’t mathing.”
That’s what the kids say these days lol.
Man im sorry, canvas cutter sucks. I had some bad dealings with them. By your own canvas and foam its cheaper and better quality
Just a thought. Pre stage the animal feed.
That is often a choice to be made, but as I explained in the first video of the series, this trip requires swimming across the river two times and 17 miles on the trail. Each direction. And an extra trip just for hauling up feed would not be very practical or economical.
@@DryCreekWranglerSchool what a trip that will be. Be safe. Look forward to seeing camp set up. I am huge fan of Les Hiddens (Bush Tucker man) and once in awhile he would show his camp set up and that to me is maybe the most important thing when camping. Have fun!
Dewayne, what do you carry on your waist? Can't tell the gauge on your right side and blade on the left, but there is something else, an another clip? Are these integrated into the belt or added on?
Dewayne great videos. Not a cowboy but it’s very very interesting . Maybe dumb question. But why is the hammer from your pistol pulled back?
Dwayne may be too busy preparing for his trip to Idaho to get to your question, Mr. Souza. Not a dumb question at all for persons unfamiliar with old style, hammer fired semi auto pistols. His sidearm is a type known as a “1911” pistol. If you read up on them some, you’ll find that is the correct ready mode of carry. Called “cocked and locked”, live round in the chamber, seven more in the magazine, in the grip frame, manual safety “up/on”. As has been used in the USA since the U.S. Army adopted the first model in the year 1911.
Hopefully you'll have enough rom for some tasty cigars
Wrangler never fails to clap my cheeks
Ever see a Sasquatch in those mountains?
What happened to the video of you talking about gods round pen. I watched it years ago and wanted to hear your words again and it said it was unavailable
I lost a chunk, of videos, they were mostly videos that I had done when I first started. There was a technology glitch, and a fist full of those videos went away. Unfortunately, that was one of those videos.
What kind of blade is that on your belt? Been looking for one like that.
Fire Creek Forge out of Texas
So you telling me Blazing Saddle wasn’t real 😜😂😂
Dwayne as always another great informative video my friend. I have to ask.... Who made the knife sheath? I've been looking for a quality set for months now and can't seem to find one. I know if you're wearing it, it's the best quality.
The knife was made by fire creek forge, and the sheath came with it when they sent it to me
Thank you so much. I have to say this cause it means so much to me. I've sent message after message asking you "what jacket are you wearing", "what mic are you using", "who makes that vest", etc and every time you have takin time out of your day to respond to every question I've had. That means so much to me and speaks volumes on the type of man you are. Be safe and have a great time with your boys. Can't wait to see your next video.
I may have missed this in previous videos but why are you going up the mountain on this trip? Is this work (to do what?) or is this just a camping trip? I feel like this is work - but I don't understand the objective from being a outsider looking in
I need some advice. I’m in a long distance relationship with my gf and she has started giving one of her male coworkers lifts to work everyday in her car. Should I be worried? Why? Why not?
do you get cell service where you are going? if not do you take a satellite phone?