I meant to ask. Where did you get your boots?

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It has been a while since I saw any of your videos, and now I have 5-6 to watch in a row, because YT apparently doesn't think I like you. Yours is the closest channel that I have found to blend a prepper/survival and historic/anachronistic mindset, which I kind of want to do myself. So much stuff was built to last 100+ years ago, and yet I only find stuff in the larp category that is not real durable. Why is that?

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Looks like a lot of fun!

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I know the weapon triangle, sword dude gonna win

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Great job! So easy to forget that you do not have someone shooting!

Guys, this is amazing! 🧙🏻‍♂️

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Those gloves are the same type I wore during my time in Army Aviation 😎 I would recommend some soft leather gloves with gauntlet cuffs for a more authentic look. Save the heavier green blanket cloke for winter operations👍 Have you considered painting your bow In a pho-wood paint job? Keep up the good work.

You might consider having each person in your party carry a 25, 50 or 100ft. length of good rope that has a toggle at one end and a loop at the other. 👍

Dude! Chala bread is amazing. This is so cool.

I would do this too if i was american tbh

i would oversew the metal grommets on the tarp, they standout for making the tarp look modern, but otherwise great stuff

2006 core i love it

I've been looking for some tan trousers just because that's one of my favorite colors in medieval clothes. I found some over at Medieval Collectibles but they are expensive. About all of the clothes over there is expensive. It's good to see people out having fun and just enjoying their hobbies. Huzzah young rangers.

Every video gets a little better. That intro audio is way too loud. Shaky camera can lead to motion sickness. You can use software to mitigate the effect. Looking forward to the next!

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I do the quiver carry myself. It quick, secure and does not need extra stuff attached to the bow. Nice to see someone else do it

That was a pretty cool video and very informative. I was going to suggest you hit Shad up and show him this video because he seems to have trouble carrying a bow. The quiver method that you use keeps the bow away from the sword as well. I think if I ever start carrying a bow, I'd use your quiver wrap around method. That seems to be most effective. Thanks for the tips.

Hi Moshe, Aria and I like your haircut. And it was cool hearing the birds in the background.

That looked fun.

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It’s beautiful 🎉

A simple idea but it works well. Using a blanket i prefer to prepare a small belted plaid

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I'm used to using a hand and a half sword so don't use a shield. However, I've considered getting a full sized shield for when I use my knightly sword. I haven't practiced with sword and shield so that's an area I lack in. I've thought about getting a buckler as well but feel like a larger shield or dagger would be more balanced for me. Nice job on cleaning up the rust on your buckler. Keep doing what you are doing and follow your dreams.

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Awesome!

looks nice

RIP Bernard Hill 😞

That's a great idea! Maybe a strap with a quick-release function at the lower part of the quiver (some kind of knot or phisical obstacle, like a stick, that holds itself but with a bit of force gives out) could be useful for holding the bow more securely and pulling it out in case of urgency.

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Hey, maybe some improvement ideas I have noticed. It was not very common to wear a padded gambeson UNDER a maille shirt. Gambesons in this time were mostly single pieces of armour so you would wear either a gambeson or a maille shirt. A linen shirt and a thick wool overcoat were usually enough for a maille shirt to sit comfortably. The gambeson you showed also has buckles which is more of a modern reproduction thing. 12th century gambesons were pull over shirt pieces without any front opening. Later they started to develope cloth buttons or lacing (for example the famous pourpoint of Charles de Blois). Talking about the maille in the 12th century it was more common to see full sleeve length Haubergeons with an integrated mitten covering the hands and sometimes an integrated coif. Maille hosen were also already thing especially in the later half of the 12th century. Maybe some hauberks were still used depending on what region a crusader came from, but wealthy knights could usually afford a full haubergeon. You asked about the surcoat you wear. So the red cross over black ground is usually associated with a knights order. For example the Knights Templar, the Knights Hospitaller, the Order of Saint James, Teutonic Order etc. I sadly don't know which Order a red cross over black belongs to tho. But it has nothing to do with any ranks in the army. As far as I know for identification it was more common to wear knee length surcoats in a single colour on the battlefield. If you need a good inspiration for 13th century armour and clothing (I know its 100 years later but a lot of the depictions are nearly identical to what was also worn in the late 12th century) you can look up the Morgan Bible. The entire manuscript is free to look at online with beautiful and colourful illustrations.

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I think your kit looks good. Having the Seax in front of you seems a little odd to me. As a ranger, I would suggest that it is carried more to the side of you or even on your belt behind you under your cloak. Otherwise, great kit.

I actually went to the musical on the second night. It was a amazing show! Great job!

RIP Bernard Hill 🙏

Now if only we had more young people like you with that kinda passion for this most magnificent obsession we call Archery, well I’m pretty sure In saying that you all ready no that the world would be better place’ just came across your video here for the 1st time’ you doing a good job by showing how much fun and excitement that a sting and a string can bring to one’s life’ im still trying ta figure out if the Bow saved my life’ or made my Life, lol’ probably uh little of both, well it is my Religion after all , what ever the hell that mite mean in this day and age’ keep the videos coming, and shooting 🏹

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A sword day! A red day! 'Ere the sun rises!

FOR ROHANNN!!!!!!!!!

And ROHAN WILL ANSWER💪

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