Cabin Kit for Truck and Perfect Firewood as well

[@OutdoorsWithTheMorgans]

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[@2naturesownplace]

@Mike, if I may suggest something that's awesome to have for your box. Silica dry packs to keep the moisture down especially with the batteries.

[@billh2735]

Mike, I think I would add a roll of toilet paper and roll of duct tape to your bug out bag. These will come in handy for two different types of emergencies. It also wouldn't hurt to have one of those water survival straws. Just a thought. Bill H from Cranberry Township

[@davidmorse8432]

Good point Bill, especially the TP.

[@johnking8679]

Definitely the Toilet Paper !!

[@freepatriot6313]

.... and a first aid kit too.

[@funnyfarmdad9997]

That’s what I was thinking too.

[@daveschooley8514]

A list of contents on top shelf in case you don’t want to dig for something that is not in there, keep it updated!

[@russellbowman8051]

Nice Storage Box! Thank You For Sharing Your Day With Us All !! Keep Smiling On!! 😄👍👊❤️

[@eddieforce2341]

I’m glad the weather is nice in your area. It has been over 100 degrees here for the past week.

[@TKCL]

Recommend some basic stomach and headache medications in your box. Those always come in handy.

[@suebolasevich123]

Love the hand clap I have missed it. Love all your videos Mike your the best

[@virgilviereckjr.6881]

Hey Mike, Thanks for sharing. Great video. Take care, all the best, and God bless. A retired North Pacific, Bering Sea, and West Coast Commercial Fisherman and survivor. ✝️🇺🇸🗽🌊🌊⛴🌊🌊⚓️

[@johnjohnson3302]

Boy, that is a nice looking stack of firewood.

[@MikeTalbot-f7n]

I like that Mike. The Clap. 😃👍🙏

[@robertkavich7426]

As a former FD , I would also recommend a GOOD First Aid kit both for the vehicles and the cabin, I also recommend 5BC or better yet 10BC fire extinguishers for your home , cabin , vehicle's and your equipment . If not for you than to help somebody else , although with the new vehicles and all the plastics it would be best to grab your loved ones and head for high ground !!!! LOL I also carry forgeable entry tools in my truck, a Halligan bar and a axe , but that is a little over the top for most. You must remember that if you are in the woods alone and somethings happens and if you manage to call for help , it will take time for help to get there and find you, just something to think about, Stay safe , be well

[@PatrickCPalmer]

What’s wrong with carrying a halligan and an axe? 👨🏼‍🚒👍🏻

[@robertkavich7426]

@@PatrickCPalmer Not a thing , if you have room and can use them great ,

[@snapperkc9317]

Great timing, my son and two grandsons are going camping in a week in Colorado so I sent them a three pack of flame torches, they should come in very handy. Thanks for the link.

[@tknoerle1451]

I love hearing crows ...and I also love hearing Blue Jays ...they each tell you something is going that you need to be aware of. They are the forest and fields sentinels trying to warn you. Coyotes and bobcats may be on the prowl heading toward your chickens.

[@countryroadslife]

Sewage Enforcement Officer…sounds like a job description for someone in Washington DC lol

[@awesomesauce7535]

I like the bug out box and the choice items inside.

[@danielclapp636]

Central Maine the weather has been excellent the last few days. Days in low 70s, humidity is almost non existent, nights down in the 50s. Getting a bunch of stuff done. Say howdy to family and “have a day Morgan’s”..

[@michaelguttmann9250]

Mike, you'll never get the case off the ground! Love your videos!

[@billweaver3114]

I like the WV box you made neat idea God bless you and your family stay safe

[@calblue95482]

LOL,,,,,,,,,,,,,, if those crows dont shut up!!!!!!!!!!! Love the humor MIke!!

[@gregfisher216]

Good morning Morgan's from a hot and muggy Gulf coast ! I think your travel box is way cool ! You put a lot of thought into this box .It will come in handy out in bush !

[@yupyup4020]

Tape measure is always useful!

[@jamesmiller-mz1oz]

Zippo lighter fluid will remove that sticker glue. I live in Georgia now. I was born and raised in Beaver co. Pa. Your channel reminds me of home.

[@ronatwell5379]

Just an idea for the wood box. Make a steel bar to go across the top at the front just to help hold the ends together and keep the full load from tying to push them outward during transport. Once parked, take it off.

[@TheKajunkat]

I was thinking of tie strap or cable but iron bar would work too. Especially if you put some hangers on the back of the bin to hold it so you don't lose it.

[@larryriffett918]

Yeah or add a eyebolt on each end & use ratchet strap to squeeze the sides in?

[@ronatwell5379]

Many ways to accomplish the objective; go as simple or not as you please. My idea was a piece of rebar with a foot about 4" bent on each end to hang over the top. It could be slid to the back when not needed and be out of the way.

[@haroldphipps3457]

@@larryriffett918 ratchet strap for the win!

[@dmorgan28]

Mike you’ve got a really nice wood yard operation there. Cool video. 👍❤️

[@ronbonar3859]

Mike , a Leatherman Wave will be a much used accessory for your survival box. I carry two in my truck at all times.

[@robertwazniak9495]

For your firewood box, put straps or chains on the diagonal across the top. That leaves the front relatively open so you don’t have to dodge the bracing. Heck, it could even be solid. And, for your supply box, a handful of microfiber cloths and a tube of hand cleaner like Goop.

[@billboyd7938]

Nice to have the clap back.

[@dmceowen1]

Mike your truck just got a man purse. LOl😊. Cool idea. Keeps it all organized!

[@northeastoutrider2124]

That there is a classic SHTF On The Go Box Mike... Good Choice. Just need some water purification and a few MREs. Also add a poncho for when your stuck in the rain.

[@dw-9875]

Mike - check out the storage under your back seat in the SuperDuty, it even locks so no need for a separate box.

[@timhilton5096]

Long live the clap👏👏👏👏

[@gregdagg9305]

As a woodturner, watching that much clear cherry going into a firewood tote almost brings me to tears.😧

[@justfromthewoodshed7199]

Nice to see the little clap again.

[@keithburch5506]

Good idea on the box. Better to have it and not need it, than to need it and not have it. I liked the battery boxes, I'll look at those for my battery storage. The comment suggesting a steel bar across the outside top of wood box for transporting it through the bumpy trails is a great idea. That should prolong the life of that nice wood box. I enjoyed today's video Mike, thanks.👍🚜🙏❤️🇺🇸🇺🇸

[@cin878]

Go box!! Like it man,simple and just enough supply’s. Not like you’re cabin is in Egypt .

[@Fulltimer]

South Central Texas. 81 at 400AM when I got up. Just got home and the Temp is 104 at 1545. 105/106 by 1700. Heat Index 110. Highway workers on the IH-35 expansion are earning their money this summer.

[@nh603]

I'd have to have back up coffee too ☕😜

[@charlesvaughn6815]

thanks for the video. have a great day.

[@ori8218]

The only difference between men and boys are the size of their toys!! Love it ;)

[@dandanheim9241]

80 when I woke up this morning (4:30 am) in Texas. It is 101 now. It is fall where you live. LOL.

[@olddawgdreaming5715]

Great looking day in Penciltonia, sure is a pretty day. Good looking tote box for traveling back and forth to W VA that you have things neatly packed in and reachable too. The wood rack you built loaded up and looks good too. Thanks for sharing with us and stay safe around there Mike, catch you on the next video. Fred.

[@jimjinks1813]

Mike, if your having lower back problems I suggest sleeping with a travel pillow between your knees & thighs assuming your sleep on your side. It has completely eliminated mine. Just a thought.

[@randyfarthing2051]

After you peel the label off the box, spray the remainder with WD-40 and let it sit a minute. It dissolves the adhesive and you can usually wipe the remainder off with a rag or a paper towel.

[@davidmorse8432]

I like to use charcoal starting fluid to dissolve stubborn glue but will try WD40 as well. Thanks for the tip! 👍

[@paulprigge1209]

Both petroleum based lol! That’s what’s taking it off.

[@davidmorse8432]

@@paulprigge1209 Some other fellas say use a heat gun but I would probably burn a hole in the plastic.

[@padude131]

I use Goo Gone on those kinds of stickers.

[@Chris-jh3tg]

Hairspray works too.

[@funnyfarmdad9997]

Two is one, one is none! Smart move Mike, in adding multiples of some items in the box.

[@jramsdenbb]

Mike, I remember a while ago you posed a question or statement about things Eva should have in her car- there were some good suggestions, just as there are in this comment section…. I’m sure you already have a first aid kit and that should be readily available in every vehicle, including the side by side. Not trying to be a tactical wannabe here but please consider including tourniquets in your first aid kits- they will save a life. Hopefully you’ll never have to use one but if you have it, you won’t regret it. Be sure to get proper training on tourniquet application. It makes a difference.

[@PatrickCPalmer]

Thank you for saying tourniquets; as if you need two, you’ll need two. And they are cheap, one time use items well worth the money.

[@badcompany3057]

Medical Trauma Kit, auto rated fire extinguisher and something like an Otis compact cleaning kit would be good additions.

[@jonmcintire9067]

You guys do this in all of y'all movies , showcasing stuff , west Virginia is already open for business .😀😀😀😉😈😈😈😎💀💀💀

[@nikolastaylor1530]

Sure Fire and Streamlight make great products.

[@kearnsey64]

Mike, that storage box was an epic idea and the items inside are all must haves IMHO😊

[@m9ovich785]

Thanks Mike. Great ideas.. Some of that stuff like batteries and Fire Started you can leave at the Cabin and not taking up space in the box. I envision another Digging Project, laying a Fire Stand pipe from the Pond to some where along the tree line by the wood yard for filling the IBC tote... Mike M.

[@johnjennings4435]

Couple things I would recommend for your WVa box: small 1st aid kit, a roll of twine or string, and an extra pair of gloves

[@BirdYoumans]

Mike, I have found that if you heat a label and remove it slowly it comes off better and don't know if you know about Goo Gone, but it is a great label residue remover but you will have to rub the surface of the residue a couple of times but it will clean it very well. In fact, Goo Gone works great on a lot of stuff and it is a citrus product so not terribly harmful to us or the environment.

[@johnjohnson3302]

My vote is for the GMC, Mike!

[@SuperJeff55555]

Hi Mike, I might suggest some TP in the boc and perhaps a spare set of glasses. Keep up the great videos. Thank you!

[@basicinfo.9315]

For the past 3 months I have been using 4g pan and tilt security cameras with built-in lithium rechargeable battery and solar panel from Amazon for $89 as trail cameras. So far, I love them.

[@jjcross3280]

Gloves, eye / ear protection, basic first kit. The most important thing a bag of m&m’s because they do well in the heat and the cold

[@scottspencer9697]

Yes Mike, the same here in North Central Arkansas. For Aug 1st, this morning is absolutely amazing! Thank you for being prepared and thank you for showing us, and planting that seed in folk's minds! God bless you and your family, and stay safe!

[@Ronl53]

Mike, I highly recommend Olight flashlights. I have been using them for years and they are fantastic. They are water proof and very durable. I have seen where people have run over them with a vehicle and they still work fine. All of their lights are rechargeable using a USB port and you don't even have to remove the battery to charge them. They supply the charging dongle with the light that magnetically attaches to the light. You could even charge them in your truck. They have a variety of headlamps as well as lights that will attach to a pew pew.

[@rogerbamatutz1927]

It's a great idea to have a MISC box just in case. One never knows what might happen. It would also be a good idea to have medical stuff too.

[@vdsgw52]

A couple of 55 gal drums of water with a outdoor shower kit with heated water might be the ticket down there. And for sure TP and man wipes?????

[@TheKajunkat]

Toilet paper, zip ties, duct tape, multitool and spare pair of reading glasses might be nice additions. The coleman camping toilet paper is really compact and fits in a snack size ziploc bag. you can make a small roll of duct tape off a big roll too. Carb cleaner should do a good job of taking off those stickers, they contain mostly acetone, which is pretty good sticker desticker. Just scratch the top of the sticker to let the acetone penetrate and in a minute or two it should peel right off.

[@danielst-cyr]

Just a thought for your firewood carrying box. Put a cargo strap around the top when moving it. It will keep the sides from spreading apart as the firewood jiggles as you go down the trail. It's looking very good with that nice wood in it!!!

[@LAMH]

Hey Mike, I kinda miss the hand clap at the beginning of your videos. That was your signature!

[@wayawolf1967]

A nice first aid kit and a fire extinguisher is nice to throw in too. In any vehicle.

[@edsecorr7812]

Great job keep up the great work love your videos thank you

[@patrickwong2823]

Hi Mike. Use a heatgun and heat the sticker for 10 seconds (to melt the glue underneath), then peel off completely without any residue. Goo Gone or other chemicals will work, but usually take longer and may not always remove all of the glue... and may dissolve some of the plastic.

[@markpriddy1]

Thanks for the video. 🙂

[@bobwoods8921]

I would add some gloves and tie downs to the box and put a strap or bar across the top of the wood box

[@kenteaney5436]

Hey Mike, Why not mill a sturdy front top rail? Put it across and just unbolt it when the time comes. You can call it "The Anti-gravity Bar".

[@barryd.thomassr.9156]

Flashlite and Extra batteries go in top Tray for easy grab in DARK!

[@jakeschisler7525]

Last year while out in one of my pastures I was trimming the trees to be able to brush hog and looked down on the ground and found a nice knife. I cleaned it up and put it in my toolbox on the tractor. Then over in another pasture found a nice hacksaw and after cleaning it up put that in my main toolbox. I can't tell you how many tools I have picked up on my property. I haven't found any money though. I did find a one row cultivar with the wooden handles, after stepping on it while weed trimming. I found a ladder that is used to climb over fences, which needs some welding done to it.

[@jamescumbo1928]

Mike we used brake cleaner to get all the stickers off at work Works great and residue comes right off with it. Just spray the stickers let sit for like 20 seconds then lightly spray again and start lifting it off. Then wipe down with paper towels

[@alittleofthisandalittleofthat]

I like to recommend something for ALL of your vehicles. And not something for the box. What I have in each of our truck/cars is a glass hammer and we keep them in the console between the seats. In the event you go into the water with all the electronics nowadays. Bets are the doors will probably lock and the power windows not work. This happened to someone I went to school with. Her car hit the water and she couldn’t get out. Very sad😢. And a family discussion when you hand these glass break hammer to them would be helpful with all drivers.

[@floydferguson5366]

Great video!

[@daveneil3963]

I liked the "cabin kit" for the truck and I really liked the box for double and triple A batteries with the battery checker in it. That battery checker is a must have. I like the "turbo blue flame torch" too, if I were still camping I would have some of those. As far as binoculars I bought a Bushnell "focus free" set that lets you see things in focus right now because wherever you look it's in focus! Thank you for another great video and keep up the great work. Several videos of yours I got my chain saw fix that I didn't know I needed, thank you again.

[@brucebello2049]

Hi Mike, May I suggest some towels for the box as well, also, really missed the hand clap, blast from the past, next we will be hearing how you ware the same shirt to often! Take care

[@larryterrell8458]

Duct tape, bungee cords and most defina detailed first aid kit

[@kevinwiley9696]

Mike, you can NEVER have to many Emergency Supplies!!! Nice Job!!

[@tomgrissom4908]

Hi Mike heat up those pesky labels with a hair dryer and the adhesive will come off with the label.

[@danielperez-wu6qq]

Mike I love how prepared you are.

[@2004JKJK]

Buy some of those hot hands...put one on those stickers and let it set for a while, then they will pull right off!

[@melanieburgess6679]

I use my hair dryer to heat the sticker and peel it off. I then use 3M Adhesive Remover to easily remove any Adhesive or sticker residue

[@melanieburgess6679]

As a side note: the 3M Adhesive Remover works extremely well to remove any spots or stains on automobile upholstery.

[@terresiagregg9326]

Morning Mike good ideas about what to put in box but like others have said make sure you have a first aid kit also

[@davidstout5883]

Boy I wish I was there with you. It is 91 with heat index 104 at 11:00 am here in North East Texas and going to be 100 plus today.

[@mikerobbins5049]

How about a roll of bailing wire and a hatchet for your truck box... Oh, a tape measure and some rope too. I agree with someone else about TP and duct tape, I always have those in the truck and Jeep

[@tommyordoyne7461]

Good evening from Upstate South Carolina. Mike, if you get a chance, check out the swing away tool boxes for the bed of your truck. Have a productive day.

[@matthewsims359]

I have those same binos and i love em. Now i gotta go check out those battery boxes and little hand saws. Stay well, stay safe and yall HAVE A DAY

[@keithhimstedt6870]

I was always taught 2 is 1 and 1 is none. If you only have 1 of something and it goes bad you have none. Redundancy is always good. - Thanks for the video Mike.

[@TheBcon35]

I had the same calling at Costco the other day. Use it for surf fishing tackle but I think i need to get a few more. I had the same thought on that sticker. Box is waterproof too left it in the back of my truck during heavy rain and everything was dry.

[@kevinlucht1500]

Can you post what that box is? Can't seem to find anything on Costco's site

[@roberto.peterson9917]

Suggestion for your west Virginia tavel kit first aid kit a good one that's more than a bandaid may consider an pack of jerky or mre meal or 2 maybe a solar survival blanket never know when need one and doesn't require a lot of room to have in kit in your travel may be handie for roadside assistance never know

[@trayne4449]

Leather gloves, wipes, cordage, and duck tape I would add. Box looks great I think I may have to go get one at Costco! Love the videos!

[@Dorchwoods]

I used to love the classic intro: "welcome back to outdoors with Morgan's, Mike here". I drive my wife nuts because I copy you every morning and I say "welcome to outdoors with the Andrews, nick here" 🤣🤣

[@OutdoorsWithTheMorgans]

Lol

[@TheGrimReaper1]

Personally I would just say “how do” then get on with what you are doing, time saving over the year would be enormous. All the best from England.

[@longbeardmcstruttin5876]

@@TheGrimReaper1you wasted a lot of time with your comment

[@PatrickCPalmer]

How do. 🤣👍🏻

[@douglasbarrows8110]

Like your choice of items for the W.V. box. We think a lot alike, although coming from northern MI. there would definitely be bug spray!

[@TheMr9fingers]

First thing I would be putting in a box like that is a first aid kit

[@jimmychandler9328]

Those crows sounds like fall here in Oklahoma. I like the cabin kit, I wished I was more organized, I try to be but can't seem to get there.

[@rox6385]

Nice organizer box, have a similar one I use like you do. Glad to see others think alike!

[@timskura9116]

Nice!!

[@chucklogan9611]

Put some Hurricane brackets top and bottom would give you plenty of strentgh😮

[@ronwhite6719]

Hey Mike, i bought 2 bags of fire starter recently. I gave 1 to my brother for his wood stove and fire pit. He loves it. I use it for my firepit. Works just like you said it would.

[@StellaHulliet]

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[@redmonna]

Good morning Morgan family from Troy, OH!

[@OutdoorsWithTheMorgans]

Nice Cool Morning!

[@charlesperry1051]

I have those same binoculars. I have had mine for 5 or 6 years. I was set on getting the Nikon binoculars and the salesman at a huge Cabelas store convinced me to compare them side by side. The Vortex were just plain better. Clearer image, less chromatic aberration. AND cheaper! I love them.