Bushcraft Land Navigation Kit Breakdown

Navigation is a key skill in the outdoors. In this video, I breakdown my navigation kit and talk about the reasons why I carry each item in my kit.
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Gear List:
Olympus OM-D E-M1 Mark II
Olympus 30mm Macro f 3.5
Olympus 12-100mm f 4. PRO
Sigma 30mm f 1.4 DC DN
Panasonic 14mm f 2.5
Mitakon 400mm f 5.6
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[@kobrerex]

Useful breakdown! Thanks!

[@autumnkraft]

Thanks for watching!

[@TheFairway8]

Recently purchased the Silva Expedition Compass agree it’s a really solid compass I’ve purchased a few baseplate compasses recently although not cheap the Silva feels really good quality. Also like it’s got a clinometer

[@ddenpa]

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[@kan-zee]

Really enjoyed your bushcraft cooking kits and cooking....It's fun to see what dishes , others are making in the bush. My buddy who lived in the UK, told me that no matter what happens...you can't get lost in the UK...cause their are houses everywhere, in the country spread. Someone is bound to give you directions and point you in the right direction... Can't say the same for us in Northern Canada, though...we need a compass My weakness with compass is....I can't figure out how to tell, how hi a tree is , standing 6.6 mtrs (20 ft) from it.

[@autumnkraft]

Glad you're enjoying the cooking videos. It's true to a certain extent. The UK is rather largely populated with lots of land built on. Parts of the UK are untouched still, Dartmoor, Brecon beacons, Snowdonia and large parts of Scotland are quite easy to get lost in and many people do each year. Northern Canada is a completely different landscape and like you said much more remote! - Hayden

[@autumnkraft]

Also if your compass has a clinometer, you can use that to work out how high the tree is. Hope this helps!

[@kan-zee]

2:56... with my weather books ...I always have to scribe the variety of KNOTS & terminology with cordage, that are most essential to my camping, *Terminology* Standing ends,Working end, Tail end, loop, bite, etc. *Blanket bundles* ( Canadian Jam knot , ) *Tarp setups* (Truckers Hitch, Jungle knots, Prussik knot, Tensioning Tautline knot, Tensioning hitch knot , ) *Hammock & rain fly set ups* (Bowline knot, figure 8 lashing , Quick Release knot, Truckers Hitch, ) even *Tripod/Bipod knots* (clove hitch, 5x over under wraps, Fraps , )lol ..(ex: Canadian jam knot / truckers hitch / ) You get the idea....there's alot of knots to remember , and I need to scribe , diagram them all in my pocket book .

[@autumnkraft]

@@kan-zee There is always lots of information to keep track of! I keep all of this information in my other notepad that I keep on my person so that it is more readily available to reference. As always, thanks for watching! - Hayden

[@hampshireoutdoorsandsurviv9340]

hi mate always good hope your well nice video and good info

[@autumnkraft]

Thanks! I'm well, hope you are too! Thanks for watching! - Hayden