Bushcraft Haversack (basic essentials)

Here are the things I carry in my haversack. I don't actually carry the monster drink regularly, I just brought it for the day. Anyhow, if you want to know where I got something, just ask and I'll let you know.
I normally carry a small tinder bag as well with windproof matches, a ferro rod, char cloth, jute twine and birch bark. I rotate things out of and into my bag depending on what I am doing, where I am going and who I am with. This is just a basic idea of what to carry in a haversack. #haversack #bushcraft #wild #woodsman #camping #survival #wildcamping #outdoors #tarpshelter
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[@estebanfernandez5393]

Simple, and simple don’t break!!!! I like it 😊

[@thewildreset]

I agree. Like the military always teaches, Keep It Simple, Stupid (KISS).

[@shanewallace1126]

Yep, good kit, good vid, good show🙃

[@thewildreset]

Thank you.

[@TheHiddenWoodsmen]

Nice loadout! you are well prepared!

[@thewildreset]

Thank you.

[@alanrice39]

You have put together a really good basic kit. I’m old school and can really appreciate your kit. What you have is really all you need for a scout in the bush. All that high dollar, high tech gear is not needed to enjoy your venture out. I would like to get that T ZERO. Also I like that UCO lantern, I’ve not seen that one before. I have many canteens but I do like that Swedish one. BTW I’m a birdwatcher. Just subbed you. Good video, enjoy nature.

[@thewildreset]

Thank you. I agree, you don't need all of the expensive high speed gear. It may be nice to have but it's not needed. A bird watcher though huh? That's awesome. I appreciate the subscribe, do you do pictures or anything or just enjoy the watching?

[@alanrice39]

@@thewildreset enjoy watching and identifying. I used to be a counter for hawk migration count.

[@margaretadler6162]

The canteen is actually swiss.

[@brianmaxey3263]

You're the only other bushcrafter i've ever seen use a Stihl folding saw, and not a Silky or Bahco, I use the next folder that's Orange up from them.. You gained a subscriber for that reason..

[@thewildreset]

Right on, thank you man. Yeah I figured cutting branches and trees is kind of their thing, so their saw will probably work great. It has too, no need for a fancy expensive one when the lawn care one is made for it and cheaper.

[@richardpancake1487]

Great video!!

[@thewildreset]

Glad you enjoyed it. It's a traditional kind of thing but very useful.

[@greyscout01]

Nice kit.

[@thewildreset]

Thank you

[@margaretadler6162]

The Swiss canteens are awesome. I have several and I think they were good purchases. ATB Sam Adler from Vietnam

[@thewildreset]

Thanks, I like them too, they're very versatile.

[@sidhendragon]

Straight forward no BS good light duty kit. I like it. Sound choices.

[@thewildreset]

Thank you. I of course change it up depending on what I'm headed out to do. Do you have one too?

[@corleyoutdoors2887]

Nice kit

[@thewildreset]

Thank you

[@haroldconner2645]

Remarkable canteen.
A well thought out kit
New subscriber

[@thewildreset]

Thank you. I got the canteen off of ETSY. It came from Europe, a little pricey, but in my own opinion it was worth it due to this being my lifestyle. So I get a lot of value from it over time.

[@haroldconner2645]

@@thewildreset thank you

[@epicmarketer]

Great video and kit. Where did you get your canteen??

[@outdoorsythings2573]

Good bag, basically same as mine, different brands, but same general idea. enjoyed way you explained everything. so i subbed look forward to more content. have a great night from snowy Alberta,Canada.

[@thewildreset]

Thank you so much. What brand do you have for your bag?

[@outdoorsythings2573]

@@thewildreset polish bread bag. surplus thing. works good has little pockets. and lashing points. cheap to ,think cost me $15

[@thewildreset]

Nice, I looked up the polish bread bag. I like the pockets in there, that would make it a little easier to organize a few things.

[@Rohan4711]

Have you considered to carry:
Basic first aid (for scrapes, minor cuts etc)
Flashlight or headlamp
Some form of navigation (at least a small compass)

[@thewildreset]

The first aid, not really. I was a medic in the army and I can improvise quite well, so I usually skip that one and go for wilderness medicine. Flashlight is one I bring if I'm gonna be out late, but the compass... that one I haven't done. If I'm not going out terribly far, I rely on natural navigation using the sun's position. But I'll probably grab a button one just to be safe now that you mention it.

[@johnhorton1460]

Get you something IR on your bag in the event they have to do a night time search for you

[@thewildreset]

Great idea

[@psychobillywreckingball8464]

Gave you a like just for the bad cedar joke.

[@thewildreset]

Lol, thank you

[@jamesdude4220]

all tp is debatable

[@thewildreset]

Truth. If I'm in an area that will have common mullein, I'll just use that. But there's plenty of other options too.

[@johnhorton1460]

Get you something IR I the event you get hurt and they search for you at night bud

[@thewildreset]

That's a good idea