Hello everyone! Hope you are having a great new year! Thanks to all of you who are faithfully supporting the channel and for all your kind comments. I look forward to seeing many of you in classes this year. Make sure and check out waypointsurvival.com/ for all the details!
I use a car reflective windshield sun shield inside the hammock. Just make sure you secure one end with p -cord through a reinforced hole with duct tape so it doesn’t tear. That way it won’t slide down in the hammock. Make sure the shield extends from head to 6 inches below your butt. You can sew matrerial to one side of the sun shield to make it stronger and less prone to tear. That sun shield can take you down to 40F, 30F in a pinch but you will feel some of the cold coming through, but better than no insulation at all. A poncho liner with the SOL double size mylar heat sheet safety pinned to it makes an excellent under quilt, over quilt, or tarp in a pinch as well. Sew a zipper in the poncho liner for your head to pass through and cut a slit in the SOL mylar heat sheet as well, and then reinforce the mylar with packaging tape and you have a extra survival garment. That’s what I have been doing for years.
I love those molle water bottle pouches. I got a malgene and nesting titanium cup. A lpg under it. In the side pouch a small stove a few snacks and tea. Certain times of year we can't light fires
I remember when Dad and I camped the Clinch River back in the seventies you could not take a step in that river without stepping on a muscle. Frog legs, Catfish and Muscles!!! Those were fun Times.
Love the Eldris knife my favorite Mora knife of all time it's in my habersack. I make handles for Mora knife blades and other knives the 2000 blade is and dad of the eldris and it's my favorite larger knife blade because of the tasks you can do.
You need a tv show especially for the times that are going on now, trying to save money to go to ur school, you are a brilliant man .@@WayPointSurvival
Nice kit, great video!!! There's nothing like the 5 and 10 C's of survivability to gauge your kit by, and to help you make sure you have the essentials covered. Thanks for sharing your kit with us, and for sharing your ideas, thoughts and experiences.
You are awesome! Found you tonight...thank you for being so passionate about what you love and brings you peace and sharing your wisdom with us. Much appreciated.
I got to friend a real Hobo 60+ yrs ago, lots of need stories. would bag squirrels with a 270 by shooting low and fraging them. cook them in a can, never chopped fire wood would just "poke" the ends into the fire,carried his money in his shoe and talked and acted tough to hold onto it.he was a good story teller and able to rapidly esablish a relationship. He would take news papers and stuff the into his clothes for extra insulation.never without his pocket knife and a lighter, alway aware of everything arround him(kind of OODA process)totally self relient.will always remmeber Charlie.
Absolutely awesome video. That would be perfectly suited for myself as I have some limitations on mobility on occasions. From an old soldier who has been trying to figure out how to set up a kit, I thank you.
As a retired USAF PJ, I think you are on the right track. I'm sure I started watching your HOBO videos first, I'm going to check you out. I know HELL & I for one played that game. Not many people understand this. KEEP IT UP!
I never would have guessed you had all that stuff in there. I like this approach. I've seen many outdoor life philosophies for outdoor trips such as: Native American Colonial American Modern Soldier Wild West Cowboy style Medieval Pre Medieval Out of all of the approaches for a modern person I like yours the most. It takes into consideration many unspoken issues people do not address although each approach is slightly different.
Thanks! Some folks might consider it a bit much but I also use this pack when I take long trips as it contains nearly everything I would need to cover most contingencies as you stated.
Good video brother James. I'm amazed at how much gear came out of that pack. Wow. I noticed that field of what we called sage grass. You could take that 55 gal. trash bag and stuff it full and have enough tinder to last a long time lol. Thanks for sharing buddy. Looking forward to another year of watching your videos.
Thanks, Chief! In the 24 hour, 10 dollar survival challenge video, I did stuff garbage bags full of that grass to sleep on. Here it's called Little Blue Stem Grass and can be found growing wild all over the place. I also use it in my classes when I teach tinder bundles and flint and steel fire making.
I was thinking that I would like to watch a video on targeting abandon cars to gain supplies/survival needs. Of course the most obvious thing would be the Engine oil or the 90 weight oil for lamp. But there are so many other Interesting parts what cut some of them be used for.
Dont forget the trick of putting both arms thru the strap. Making it center and ride evenly on both shoulders, bag at top or bag at bottom. Bag at top was more comfortable if i recall.
great kit for sure my friend !! im older and hard to walk... i carry extra just in case i fall or get stuck over night. rather have it and not need it then need it and not have it lol. Blessings !!
Thank you. It's never a bad idea to have what you need. Thank you so much for watching and as always, for your kind comments. May God bless you today as well!
Good video Sir! I have the Hidden Woodsmen haversack too. Adding those side pouches really help to change it from a scout load out to an overnighter. I have my Pathfinder cook kit on the side of mine right now with a first aid pouch on the other side.
@@WayPointSurvival Ditto, everything Bruce Clark said. I love it. Now I gotta go shopping for a Haversack. I have my must-have stuff in a belt full of zippered pockets. I loop it over my shoulder like your haversack.
Hey, I love haversacks, but mostly for running around town or short hikes. All that said, if your going to carry 12 pounds on one shoulder, although it might not seem that heavy, why not Cary a more stable sling or a smaller backpack, it seems a better caring option
i thought i`d pass this tip on in order to help others. i bought several of the Molle Water-Bottle Pouches to provide our dog Bella, with water on real hot days. Of which we have had plenty. There is room enough for a metal bowl in the zipup top section for her needs, and 1 Lt of water too. I bought from a Seller in China and saved lots of money,however the three Molles i bought smelt like rotten fish when they were delivered by the Mailman. ___ i sorted it quite easily i made some bags up with soft kitchen paper and sellotape,then filled them with Restaurant grade lump wood charcoal and placed them in those rather smelly pouches. I dangled them from a gate in one of our tiny gardens so the sun and fresh air would also be a big help too. Well we certainly needed it. Two days went by and they all smell fresh as daisy`s now. i guess charcoal left over from a camp fire could also be used. Anyway brother i am being a bit long winded.____ i love watching your video`s especially this one. From the evergreen gardens that are our part of Fiddle Wood UK, this has been little o`l me BB.
The pleasing words we leave will hopefully live on long after we have passed along our way. For we are only here once before our shadows fade away. Kindly meant BB, from the UK.@@WayPointSurvival
Great video dude and very enthusiastic outro message. Love my hidden woodsmen haversack great load out you have there. Just subbed looking forward to checking out some other content from you
We might actually need y’all 😂❤ jk you are a genius and I love your videos! My husband won’t go camping with me though 😢 the commenters have amazing tips too!
"If at first you don't succeed, try doing it the way I told you to"... Hahaha! Love it! Great stuff, James. I wish we had those fresh water mollusks here... I could live on those! You've got a great load out of items there, covering all the bases. Malcolm makes quality gear. I haven't heard any negative comments. I really should consider getting one of his haversacks too. Thumbs up for the video!
Absolutely LOVE my Hiddenwoodsman haver I keep changing and dialing in the loadout!! James do you still use this bag or change the contents since this video?? Awesome round-up of gear btw!!😁✌️💚✊️🔥
Nice but I would also add a few either mountain house meals or stripped down mare's for just in case of getting stuck out in the woods along with something for hygene.
Thanks. The jerky, trail mix and hot chocolate are enough for me for an overnighter or even a couple of days. Eating isn't really an emergency as most folks can go for quite a few days with out food and be just fine. Also, you must have missed the Toilet paper and hygiene zip-lock bag that is part of the kit.
I'm just gonna join in on the bandwagon. That's a lot of stuff for a Haversack. With that amount of stuff I would switch to a simple little knapsack. Carrying that much weight on a single shoulder isn't necessary or comfortable.
Awesome gear dump. Lots of thought in that kit. I love the hidden woodsmen gear n i have many of his pieces of kit. My haversack though is one i made from leather and i carry about every time i go out n about i do have a video on it on my channel if ever you are interested to take a look.
Can I ask why you didn't just use a daypack? That looks awful heavy and cumbersome for a single strap, not to mention swing and bump when walking. That said great loadout James.
@@WayPointSurvival oh ok. Nothing wrong with experimenting. I have a French military one I put a lot of work into. It's ok for short hikes but won't replace my pack
Good Vid and nice kit !!! I'm Wondering which model of grand trunk hammock is that ? I normally carry a full size grand Trunk Double and yours looks much smaller than mine does ..
It's the Grand Trunk Nano. I chose it because it is small enough to fit in a kit and yet still big enough and tough enough to hold me up for a night if needed. Thank you for watching and commenting and for your question!
@@WayPointSurvival thank you for that information that was my thought too, I'm rebuilding my haversack kit and have been looking for more affordable pieces of kit for it !!!
You pilled out a lot O' gear out of that haversack.You could easily make a 3 day pack out of that. I Like the compact Pocket boy 130. I thought Spirit was a winter sasquatch for just a second !
Hello my outdoors friend, thank you for sharing, yet, another fine video, it's very informative. I've heard that Malcolm makes a really fine haversack. You are always very thorough in your presentations. Take care out there. See you on the next one. 🤗
Brother James, I have a real down home southern HOBO cooking challenge for ya. My Daddy used to cook something he called hoe cake bread. For years I thought he was saying whole cake bread untill I seen a cooking show one day all about what hoe cake bread was and where it originated. The cotton pickers would bring some flour and cornmeal or whichever they had into the fields with them to work and mix up a thick batter with water and salt if they had a little and then they'd put their iron hoe over a small fire and get it good and hot. Then they'd put the batter on the hot hoe and cook up a piece of fresh bread kinda like a big thick pancake right there in the field for lunch! So how about it, you think you can do a episode on authentic hoe cake bread cooked on a small fire on a iron hoe? Have a blessed day and I look forward to watching this episode.
@@WayPointSurvival I can sure appreciate that. On my main channel - St Bernard Acres, people pretty much know where it is. This channel I'm trying to build, will be much more vague about the location of the bushcraft/bug out area.
@@WayPointSurvival I saw your idea of the compact camp stove for hobos. You made one using 2 herring bone cans and spam cans. I thought why not use a couple of the ham tins to use as a basses for a kit. You could use the spam cans as cups. But you would be able to make a better kit.
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Hello everyone! Hope you are having a great new year! Thanks to all of you who are faithfully supporting the channel and for all your kind comments. I look forward to seeing many of you in classes this year. Make sure and check out waypointsurvival.com/ for all the details!
THEM 🦫🦫 DO A AMAZING JOB WITH TAKING DOWN TREE'S.
I love that the haversack has a flat bottom.
Indeed, makes it very easy to carry around and use.
I use a car reflective windshield sun shield inside the hammock. Just make sure you secure one end with p -cord through a reinforced hole with duct tape so it doesn’t tear. That way it won’t slide down in the hammock. Make sure the shield extends from head to 6 inches below your butt. You can sew matrerial to one side of the sun shield to make it stronger and less prone to tear. That sun shield can take you down to 40F, 30F in a pinch but you will feel some of the cold coming through, but better than no insulation at all. A poncho liner with the SOL double size mylar heat sheet safety pinned to it makes an excellent under quilt, over quilt, or tarp in a pinch as well. Sew a zipper in the poncho liner for your head to pass through and cut a slit in the SOL mylar heat sheet as well, and then reinforce the mylar with packaging tape and you have a extra survival garment. That’s what I have been doing for years.
Great ideas, thank you!
Very nice . Was starting to think I might see a rabbit and a kitchen sink . I wish I had your organizational skills . Have a great evening
Thank you so much!
Same . I just throw everything in a bin 😂
Be prepared now ❤
I love those molle water bottle pouches. I got a malgene and nesting titanium cup. A lpg under it. In the side pouch a small stove a few snacks and tea. Certain times of year we can't light fires
Great idea!!
Holy Moly you got alot of stuff in that little set up. Very interesting! Yes I'm digging up and watching your old videos
Very good, I think there are some pretty good ideas in some of my older content. Thanks for watching!
Very well done James!
I remember when Dad and I camped the Clinch River back in the seventies you could not take a step in that river without stepping on a muscle. Frog legs, Catfish and Muscles!!! Those were fun Times.
Sounds like some wonderful memories you have there! Those are the kinds of memories that implant a love for the wilderness deep in your heart.
Hello James good to see you again god bless
Thank you and God bless you too!
Nice video. Haversacks do come in handy and definitely have their place.
Thank you!
All that stuff is great
Thank you!
Love it. I try to go as light as I can because here in Texas if you are carrying extra weight, it better be water.
Indeed. Water is a precious commodity in the desert Southwest for sure.
Love the Eldris knife my favorite Mora knife of all time it's in my habersack.
I make handles for Mora knife blades and other knives the 2000 blade is and dad of the eldris and it's my favorite larger knife blade because of the tasks you can do.
Yes, it's a great little blade!
This channel has allways been such a great learning tool for me, so much knowledge this man has that people have forgotten.
Thanks so much for the kind words!
You need a tv show especially for the times that are going on now, trying to save money to go to ur school, you are a brilliant man .@@WayPointSurvival
I am also amazed at how much gear you have packed away, great all around haversack pack!
Thanks again for sharing!
Thank you for watching!
I love watching ur videos
Thank you!
Una maravilla de kit
Te felicito
Muchas gracias por compartir.
Me gusta ese cuchillo.
Respeto y saludos desde Colombia Sur America
Nice kit, great video!!! There's nothing like the 5 and 10 C's of survivability to gauge your kit by, and to help you make sure you have the essentials covered. Thanks for sharing your kit with us, and for sharing your ideas, thoughts and experiences.
Indeed, thanks for watching!
Cool Video 👍
Thank U for the Info and the Links 👍
Thanks for watching!
Another great video sir. Thanks for the info
Thanks for watching!
You are awesome! Found you tonight...thank you for being so passionate about what you love and brings you peace and sharing your wisdom with us. Much appreciated.
Thank you so much. Glad you enjoyed the video and found it interesting!
@@WayPointSurvival you are so welcome and I surely did.
I got to friend a real Hobo 60+ yrs ago, lots of need stories. would bag squirrels with a 270 by shooting low and fraging them. cook them in a can, never chopped fire wood would just "poke" the ends into the fire,carried his money in his shoe and talked and acted tough to hold onto it.he was a good story teller and able to rapidly esablish a relationship. He would take news papers and stuff the into his clothes for extra insulation.never without his pocket knife and a lighter, alway aware of everything arround him(kind of OODA process)totally self relient.will always remmeber Charlie.
That's so very cool! Thanks so much for sharing the story and keeping his memory alive!
I am a blacksmith in souther co, stop by if you are our way
Absolutely awesome video. That would be perfectly suited for myself as I have some limitations on mobility on occasions. From an old soldier who has been trying to figure out how to set up a kit, I thank you.
You're welcome, I'm so glad that you enjoyed it and found it useful. Thank you so much for watching and commenting!
Nice load out. Did not think you would have all that in your haversack. Pretty amazing. Thanks for sharing with us.
Thank you!
Agreed. When it counts, it counts.
Thanks for an informative video!
Thanks for watching!
As a retired USAF PJ, I think you are on the right track. I'm sure I started watching your HOBO videos first, I'm going to check you out. I know HELL & I for one played that game. Not many people understand this. KEEP IT UP!
Thanks for the support!
I am chomping at the bit for the next installment of the 1790 Pioneer series !! ⛺️
Thank you! The next episode is filmed and in process of being edited. Hopefully it will be out sometime Monday evening, Lord willing!
You are such an excellent teacher and this is very thought out!!! Where’s the food? Lol
Thanks! The food is extra and not in this kit as it's just gear only. I have other videos where I talk about food.
That's a great kit you have. I like the pouches on both sides.
Thank you!
@@WayPointSurvival Like you said in the video, the kit is robust enough for bad weather and/or an overnighter.
@@elwha6025 Yes, I like it because it can be scaled up or down depending on the situation.
Another good video. Thanks. I also liked your lower morale patch. Great message.
Love his kit
Thank you!
I never would have guessed you had all that stuff in there.
I like this approach.
I've seen many outdoor life philosophies for outdoor trips such as:
Native American
Colonial American
Modern Soldier
Wild West Cowboy style
Medieval
Pre Medieval
Out of all of the approaches for a modern person I like yours the most. It takes into consideration many unspoken issues people do not address although each approach is slightly different.
Thanks! Some folks might consider it a bit much but I also use this pack when I take long trips as it contains nearly everything I would need to cover most contingencies as you stated.
Excellent video!! A+ Again, sir! ;)
Thanks so much!
IAlways like to see a Habersack back out. Nice pack. I don’t know how I got such an old video but I really enjoy it.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Thank you James. I might buy one of these of ya.
In Florida we have Gator slides. Beavers are a lot meaner!
Definitely want to be careful tangling with them!
Great tips! Thank you so much! Please, continue these tips!
Thank you! Will do!
Good video brother James. I'm amazed at how much gear came out of that pack. Wow. I noticed that field of what we called sage grass. You could take that 55 gal. trash bag and stuff it full and have enough tinder to last a long time lol. Thanks for sharing buddy. Looking forward to another year of watching your videos.
Thanks, Chief! In the 24 hour, 10 dollar survival challenge video, I did stuff garbage bags full of that grass to sleep on. Here it's called Little Blue Stem Grass and can be found growing wild all over the place. I also use it in my classes when I teach tinder bundles and flint and steel fire making.
I am amazed that you've carried so much stuffs like that. Great video. Nice!
Thanks for watching!
@@WayPointSurvival love you, sir!
AWESOME👍🤓👍
Thank you!
You are a good instructor
Thanks so much!
Great kit!
Thank you!
I was thinking that I would like to watch a video on targeting abandon cars to gain supplies/survival needs. Of course the most obvious thing would be the Engine oil or the 90 weight oil for lamp. But there are so many other Interesting parts what cut some of them be used for.
That sounds like an interesting video series. Thanks for watching.
@@WayPointSurvival Welcome. It’s kind of like every day life in southern Ohio :-)
Beyond 10-12 lbs imho both a shoulder bag or a large waist pack gets uncomfortable. Thanks for sharing what you do.
I agree. Above that point you just need a backpack.
Dont forget the trick of putting both arms thru the strap. Making it center and ride evenly on both shoulders, bag at top or bag at bottom. Bag at top was more comfortable if i recall.
Great kit. Looks like everything is covered.
Thank you!
ide get rid of the small saw if u have two of them
Actually, the small saw is a backup in case something happens to the main saw.
Great video friend
Thank you!
great kit for sure my friend !! im older and hard to walk... i carry extra just in case i fall or get stuck over night. rather have it and not need it then need it and not have it lol. Blessings !!
Thank you. It's never a bad idea to have what you need. Thank you so much for watching and as always, for your kind comments. May God bless you today as well!
Great stuff as usual. very valuable info.
Thank you so much!
Looks like a lot but not a lot. I like it.
Thank you!
Nice vid and thoughtfully equipped haversack.
Thank you! Much appreciated!
Very good ideas, Thank you very much
Thank you for watching and commenting. Glad you enjoyed it!
Need to come visit here in WV.
Excellent kit and very thought out!
Thank you!
Looks like a nice load out. Now I need one. I bought that pks scorpion with curly maple handles and love it. Enjoyed the video. Be blessed
Thank you!
Good video Sir! I have the Hidden Woodsmen haversack too. Adding those side pouches really help to change it from a scout load out to an overnighter. I have my Pathfinder cook kit on the side of mine right now with a first aid pouch on the other side.
I agree. It is a very versatile system. Thanks for watching and commenting!
Got to love the classic,time tested and proven haversack.so glad I found you and glad I subbed!
Thank you!
@@WayPointSurvival Ditto, everything Bruce Clark said. I love it. Now I gotta go shopping for a Haversack. I have my must-have stuff in a belt full of zippered pockets. I loop it over my shoulder like your haversack.
Amateur tip - mix beeg jerky into your trail mix. It's an awesome combo!
Sounds good!
Hey, I love haversacks, but mostly for running around town or short hikes. All that said, if your going to carry 12 pounds on one shoulder, although it might not seem that heavy, why not Cary a more stable sling or a smaller backpack, it seems a better caring option
Thank you for watching.
That’s very efficient
Thanks!
i thought i`d pass this tip on in order to help others. i bought several of the Molle Water-Bottle Pouches to provide our dog Bella, with water on real hot days. Of which we have had plenty. There is room enough for a metal bowl in the zipup top section for her needs, and 1 Lt of water too. I bought from a Seller in China and saved lots of money,however the three Molles i bought smelt like rotten fish when they were delivered by the Mailman. ___ i sorted it quite easily i made some bags up with soft kitchen paper and sellotape,then filled them with Restaurant grade lump wood charcoal and placed them in those rather smelly pouches. I dangled them from a gate in one of our tiny gardens so the sun and fresh air would also be a big help too. Well we certainly needed it. Two days went by and they all smell fresh as daisy`s now.
i guess charcoal left over from a camp fire could also be used. Anyway brother i am being a bit long winded.____ i love watching your video`s especially this one.
From the evergreen gardens that are our part of Fiddle Wood UK, this has been little o`l me BB.
Thank you so much! I just read your comment. Not sure why it didn't show up in my comment queue, but I thank you for the kind words!
The pleasing words we leave will hopefully live on long after we have passed along our way. For we are only here once before our shadows fade away.
Kindly meant BB, from the UK.@@WayPointSurvival
So true. Happy New Year!
Very good load out and pack thanks for sharing ATB and God bless you
Thank you, my friend!
Your welcome an X please keep up the good work
Thank you!
You can put a few mounten house packs of food in it.
Indeed!
Super video !
Thank you!
Hi bro you could use that shell to skin a criter
Indeed!
Great video dude and very enthusiastic outro message. Love my hidden woodsmen haversack great load out you have there.
Just subbed looking forward to checking out some other content from you
Thank you! Glad to have you on board!
We might actually need y’all 😂❤ jk you are a genius and I love your videos! My husband won’t go camping with me though 😢 the commenters have amazing tips too!
Indeed they do! Thanks for watching!
"If at first you don't succeed, try doing it the way I told you to"... Hahaha! Love it!
Great stuff, James. I wish we had those fresh water mollusks here... I could live on those!
You've got a great load out of items there, covering all the bases.
Malcolm makes quality gear. I haven't heard any negative comments. I really should consider getting one of his haversacks too.
Thumbs up for the video!
Thank you, my friend!
I like your bag. Very cool. Regard from jakarta, indonesie
Thanks!
Great Kit! Wonder what you would do different today? Thanks!
Actually, I would probably pack it about the same.
Awesome brother! Sweet goodies, all good stuff to have on you. Excellent
Thank you, my friend. Much appreciated!
Nice kit. Really well thought out and explained
Thank you, my friend!
Absolutely LOVE my Hiddenwoodsman haver I keep changing and dialing in the loadout!! James do you still use this bag or change the contents since this video?? Awesome round-up of gear btw!!😁✌️💚✊️🔥
I do change out some of the items from time to time. Thank you for watching!
@@WayPointSurvival thanks for excellent content and ur response!!(=
Awesome video! thanks for sharing and have a blessed day
Thank you!
Nice but I would also add a few either mountain house meals or stripped down mare's for just in case of getting stuck out in the woods along with something for hygene.
Thanks. The jerky, trail mix and hot chocolate are enough for me for an overnighter or even a couple of days. Eating isn't really an emergency as most folks can go for quite a few days with out food and be just fine. Also, you must have missed the Toilet paper and hygiene zip-lock bag that is part of the kit.
Good setup
Thank you!
New subscriber, nice kit you put together
Thank you and welcome aboard!
Very nice pack. Easy to grab and go with it. Have a great rest of the week
Thank you. You too!
I'm just gonna join in on the bandwagon.
That's a lot of stuff for a Haversack. With that amount of stuff I would switch to a simple little knapsack. Carrying that much weight on a single shoulder isn't necessary or comfortable.
Thanks for watching and commenting!
Christian Williams Yeah, by the looks of this it doesn’t look like he uses this stuff at all, much less carrying it that often.
NIce pack, I made one recently and have enjoyed using a haversack on day trips. i need to do a video on it .
Sounds interesting. I am always interested in what folks pack for trekking through the woods.
It seems to me that a small backpack would be a better choice. Soo, that said why did you choose a single shouder haver sack for a day trek?
Because I like it. Thanks for watching.
Gr8 video.
Thank you!
Awesome gear dump. Lots of thought in that kit. I love the hidden woodsmen gear n i have many of his pieces of kit. My haversack though is one i made from leather and i carry about every time i go out n about i do have a video on it on my channel if ever you are interested to take a look.
Thank you!
Can I ask why you didn't just use a daypack? That looks awful heavy and cumbersome for a single strap, not to mention swing and bump when walking. That said great loadout James.
I really wanted to see what the capabilities of this haversack might be. I actually take it out and use it camping in another video.
@@WayPointSurvival oh ok. Nothing wrong with experimenting. I have a French military one I put a lot of work into. It's ok for short hikes but won't replace my pack
What about a fishing kit
I have a separate video on that.
Good Vid and nice kit !!! I'm Wondering which model of grand trunk hammock is that ? I normally carry a full size grand Trunk Double and yours looks much smaller than mine does ..
It's the Grand Trunk Nano. I chose it because it is small enough to fit in a kit and yet still big enough and tough enough to hold me up for a night if needed. Thank you for watching and commenting and for your question!
@@WayPointSurvival thank you for that information that was my thought too, I'm rebuilding my haversack kit and have been looking for more affordable pieces of kit for it !!!
You pilled out a lot O' gear out of that haversack.You could easily make a 3 day pack out of that. I Like the compact Pocket boy 130. I thought Spirit was a winter sasquatch for just a second !
Thank you! He is a good dog and loves to shadow me when I am filming! ....He does have a big foot....
Hello my outdoors friend, thank you for sharing, yet, another fine video, it's very informative. I've heard that Malcolm makes a really fine haversack. You are always very thorough in your presentations. Take care out there. See you on the next one. 🤗
Thank you, my friend!
9:55 is that your dog?
Yes, he likes to wander around while I'm filming. He's a Great Pyrenees.
I’ve ordered the haversack….but I’ll be wearing it like an assault pack.
Sounds good! I think you'll be very pleased with the performance of it.
James, I liked your old logo better.
Am I being an idiot? This IS your old logo, isn't it? OK - I like the new one best!
Brother James, I have a real down home southern HOBO cooking challenge for ya.
My Daddy used to cook something he called hoe cake bread.
For years I thought he was saying whole cake bread untill I seen a cooking show one day all about what hoe cake bread was and where it originated.
The cotton pickers would bring some flour and cornmeal or whichever they had into the fields with them to work and mix up a thick batter with water and salt if they had a little and then they'd put their iron hoe over a small fire and get it good and hot.
Then they'd put the batter on the hot hoe and cook up a piece of fresh bread kinda like a big thick pancake right there in the field for lunch!
So how about it, you think you can do a episode on authentic hoe cake bread cooked on a small fire on a iron hoe?
Have a blessed day and I look forward to watching this episode.
I am aware of that cooking method. And, it might be a good way to do a video. Thanks for watching!
I did but thanks
You're welcome. Thank you so much for watching and commenting, I really appreciate it!
Good job! Well explained. Where in southern Ohio? I have property in south Guernsey County. Setting up a bushcraft base camp.
Not too far from the Ohio river. I'd rather not be more specific if you know what I mean. Thanks.
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@@WayPointSurvival I can sure appreciate that. On my main channel - St Bernard Acres, people pretty much know where it is. This channel I'm trying to build, will be much more vague about the location of the bushcraft/bug out area.
You guy's never got back to me about idea
What idea was that? I don't always see all the comments and I don't have a team, it's just me to do all the work.
@@WayPointSurvival I saw your idea of the compact camp stove for hobos. You made one using 2 herring bone cans and spam cans. I thought why not use a couple of the ham tins to use as a basses for a kit. You could use the spam cans as cups. But you would be able to make a better kit.
Where can I find info on the blanket in your kit? Thanks!
Here's a link for the updated version 2.0. matadorup.com/products/pocket-blanket-2-0?variant=13976784404593 Hope this helps!
If you want the standard model, here is the link for it as well: matadorup.com/collections/matador-products/products/matador-mini?variant=750082795
Nice sir. Do you have any advice on gaining subscribers for our genre?
Thank you! Honestly, just be consistent with your uploads and try to put out as much original content as you can.
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Thanks!