I also have a bahco laplander saw and silky big boy as well as some older off brand saws . Very useful pieces of kit!

I have the bahco also and 4 silky. Love my silky

THANKS !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

What all ammo types do you carry and use in 22lr and 410? I have a few of the Springfields.

A reusable rain poncho would assist greatly with keeping you dry and make a quick shelter. I would carry a bottle of water. Dehydration impacts decision making more than we realize.

Good Job &Information Sir.

Lost my interest with the whispering

Another great loadout!

oh well done - he kills an animal for fun...

Helikon explicitly states on their website, in the description field, that the main compartment is approx 18L.

Excellent kit!

Bro I absolutely love it. That particular one you have with the sheath is perfect in my opinion.

I've got the recon kit bag with a recon harness. It's my favorite piece of gear. I go on all day hunts with just that. It'll hold lunch, water, a boo-boo kit and tournequit, pistol, and calls. I put a rain jacket in the webbing on the back and between the camel bak and the jacket, it's a pretty nice back rest when leaning on a tree.

I think people underestimate the value of food. It's not as immediately essential as water purification of course, but why not really? Something as simple as an Altoids tin packed with bullion cubes, multivitamins, and tea bags, plus a few packs of fruity instant oatmeal will add virtually nothing to the size and weight of your kit, but can provide a major boost.

i always put elastic band around the lighter below where you press for gas works the same way , iv never used a light its always flint & steel or ferro rode

Less than 5 minutes in my experience.

I live in East Lealman, North St. Pete, we bugged in, lost power for four days and running water over night,, not much damage in my neighborhood, we had to put our fence back up and ran the generators, but fortunately and thank God that was it. A friend of mine who lives in St. Pete, did not fare as well. He had lots of big trees to cut up.

Feral hog like Deer or Elk makes for some fine dining. I like the video.

to menny ppl get the wrong ida like they will catch a fish or rabbit every day back in the day ppl dided wile gold hunting going west it was not ezy

O-ring works great on lighter to prevent fuel leakage, as well.

Thanks for Sharing

No oil in that skillet??

I like the channel brotha. Subscribed immediately. I myself have just stumbled upon the RB3 (for the second time- I had the camp lore version before but didn’t beat on it cause it was first 50 serial number and moved it on to a collector). I’ll be doing a full written review on Eseeforums. I’d love to see you do a video review in your styling as it seems you’ve been carrying often lately.

i bet you said "i have" 19,098,090,009 times

I always try to have plastic on hand. I definitely keep my MRE plastic.

You look like you’re in the Southern Pines neck of the woods. My grandmas area looks just like that with that white sand and pine trees which is why it’s called Southern Pines. I love those kinds of woods, open land and to feel the breeze through the pines is truly a blessing from our Father in heaven.

Like you , my Marlin 1895 Guide gun in 45-70 gets out all the time while my Remmy 700 243 and 308 stay home during deer rifle season. I use them for coyote winter adventures! I load my 300 grain flat nose copper plated boooolits to exit 1200 fps for pracice ….Nothing exotic or fancy. I do hunt with Winnie Power points 300 JHPs for bear and deer here in Central Ontario! Peace Be The Journey! A great video discussion, thanks!

Good job brother....u seem like a great guy to go in the woods with...I can't get enough of the outdoors....

I live northeast corner of Indiana. Our largest animal is a white tail deer. So we used shotgun w/slugs. Or 44 and 357 mag. Just in the last few years we can use 3030 and other cartridges. I have an older marlin 3030.

Nice to see you finally got your orange vest😅

A well thought-out kit which addresses a variety of needs. Perhaps I missed it, but I would add a whistle because it is hard to signal with a mirror after dark. In my first aid kit I would also add some water purification tablets, a few small fish hooks, a needle, & dental floss which can serve as fishing line or sewing thread. These would add only a few ounces. Thanks for a very meaningful presentation, & may God bless you!

A great concept for a tv series would be INCH , have every contestant have the same bag and they can bring whatever they can fit in it and see how long they survive out in the wilderness, would be an awesome show

Like that kit, just the size I need for scouting

Bro. That gun 😂

I started with a water bladder pack, lol now it's twice as big! LOL Cordage 100ft w/bic lighter, cutting tools, poncho, bevy bag, automatic water filter with another container that i can warm water up and it's a water filter too, fire starter kit, pill box, med kit. Learning different ways of using everything i have in this pack, in a GHB,INCH, or just survival pack is the best part, the more knowledge you have in using less and less tools of survival, you'll have a better chance in staying alive in any situation. Now am working on just using three or four things i can take into any terrain to live off of. My God it's a game changer. If you can hunt to keep yourself feed and clothed, or make things to filter water to keep yourself hydrated and clean, then build things to keep yourself sheltered and protected from the weather, and make meds out of planets and keep your energy up all while surviving. Your doing good.

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I dont even remember what all is in mine . I will have to check it .

Hello 👋 my outdoors friend, thank you for sharing this informative video. That's a nice kit , very practical 👌. Stay safe out there. 😊

Hello 👋 my outdoors friend, thank you for sharing this informative video. You did a fine job with your kit. Stay safe out there 🏕️ 😊

Nice kit, bro. I use a Pathfinder bottle pouch. The gear is similiar.

Where would I get the lock picking set? I look on Amazon, but all I find are these jumbo screwdriver looking things, and that's too bulky/not easily concealed enough for me

I enjoy the videos, but the editing could be better so there are no awkward situations. Also, ending the video prematurely

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I have the GCC from centerline systems. I originally purchased for use in the mojave desert several years ago and now it is a trusted companion here in east Tennessee. CLS makes top notch gear.

I was interrupted during your video, ecellent kit / gear all you need is a ponch, or trash bags, or small tarp and you have a get home bag as well. Cheers

Can it incorporate a hip belt?

I think watching the Walking Dead is a great example of living off the grid! Just saying LOL Back to the basic, KISS. and living with what you can scavenging(Search and Collect) and if everyone is doing this where you're at, it's going to get worse than you think it is, I think it would be better to think about living truly off grid not relying off of electrics and guns unless you have a lot of gun powder and have the tools to do lots of reloads. If you can get down to the off grid style of using homemade bows and arrows, sling shots, Crossbow and knowing how to make them you'll be better off, plus fishing using what is available to you, learn how to fish without tools, same goes with hunting too. Dead man falls idea for hunting big game, then having long staffs and homemade ladders and knifes to get down to the game to clean and cook them, another thing i didn't see was game bags but there was garbage bags that you could use for them, just have to clean it out by a lake or pond then hang them to air out. Making clothing out of skins, learning how to use the whole animal not just taking its life to have the meat. bones for knifes, fishing hooks, handles for tools. etc. Solar is a game changer for electronics though. I like watching these videos from different people it always reminds you of something or gives you another idea of what to take or not take with you. Remember an ounce is a pound and a pound is pain. Two is one and one is none.The more knowledge you have doing something the better off you'll be later.

What sleeping mat/pad are you using there ?

Tweaker?

"The more you know. They less you need".....The great Cody !