@@mattkessler-revelo I got my first compass when i was 12 or 13 from my brother a forester by trade. At 16 i joined CAN CADET CORP my most detailed training, then in mid 20s, maritime navigation. I still have that first Silva compass its 50 years old now.
Thank you so much for watching. I really appreciate your encouragement. I plan to make more videos (and continue to include Warbonnet Hammocks) - and hope they will be helpful.
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Thanks for the rundown on clothing and gear. Talk with you soon Matt!
You bet! Looking forward to our canoe adventure! See you soon!
Thanks Matt! I am excited to go to the boundary waters soon and this is really helpful!!
Yessir! Glad it was helpful. It’s going to be an great adventure. So glad you’re coming. One month away!
What a video, thanks for the tips!
Glad it was helpful!
I guess I'm old school be it in a canoe, on a mountain range, 4hr trip or month long adventure. I always take a map and compass, NO BATTERIES required
Old school and smart! Thank you for sharing this. Too few have these skills. How did you learn orienteering?
@@mattkessler-revelo I got my first compass when i was 12 or 13 from my brother a forester by trade. At 16 i joined CAN CADET CORP my most detailed training, then in mid 20s, maritime navigation.
I still have that first Silva compass its 50 years old now.
Very cool.
Love the review. Warbonnet 🤩
Thank you so much for watching. I really appreciate your encouragement. I plan to make more videos (and continue to include Warbonnet Hammocks) - and hope they will be helpful.
Great video! One question… where was that silky when we were up in BWCA?!?!?
Ha! I forgot it that year. Painful! Thank you for reminding me.
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Thanks for watching. So much good stuff happening then…