Haversack kits with Bedroll Carry with Dave Canterbury

[@Lovelady1225]

Thanks for all the videos all these years, Dave.

[@BearClawAK47]

Good video. I will have to agree with folks who choose a backpack over the single strap haversack for comfort and load distribution. As far as tins for making char-cloth, I poke the hole on the side through the lid and main tin. Just by rotating the lid, you can either open the hole or close it. This allows you to seal the tin better against water than a hole in the top. As always a great video.

[@michaelmerrick5472]

Merry Christmas! Thanks for all your giving of knowledge.

[@Boardhoard13]

Thanks for all you do in the bushcraft community GOD BLESS

[@abefrohman1759]

Merry Christmas to you and your family Dave.

[@craigstothard7518]

Merry Christmas Dave, to you and your family.

[@casius00]

Merry Christmas Dave. Thanks for all the videos. I have been watching since your first Tom Brow tracker knife video.

[@chuckcrump9891]

Merry Christmas to the entire SRO crew and thank you for the notice my skillet has shipped!

[@joshstrickland338]

Thanks for all the informative videos. Waited a long time for the skillet to be released. Ordered mine as soon as they dropped on the site. Super excited to cook in it.

[@michaelneuwirth3414]

Frohe Weihnacht und ein schönes neues Jahr aus Deutschland, und danke für deine Videos!

[@kalstreksandtrails7606]

Flint and steel is my favorite way to start a fire. I like the idea of a belt to wrap around a haversack.

[@danielregan1853]

Love the video dave 👌 from Australia 🇦🇺

[@michaelbrunner6654]

So glad the skillet is going to be here soon. I have a terrible problem of over loading my haversack

[@stevefisher2121]

Can't wait for that shelter video!!!!! God bless and have a great holiday season.

[@Coxeysbodgering]

Real looking forward to the Lau shelter video. Does the outfitters shop have a UK partner? I saw some of your range on scamazon UK but sold out and no date for a restock. If you don't have another video before Christmas I wish you a merry and peaceful Christmas for you and your family and staff. Mike

[@cavemanNCC1701]

I don't think FLINT & STEEL will ever go out of style , if it does SHAME ON US . Still my favorite way to get my fires going . P.S. , IRON PYRITE (Fools Gold) also makes good hot sparks because of the sulfur . I carry one of each . Have you ever used it ? GREAT VIDEO ! 😁😁😁

[@darrinmartin8247]

Dave is the king

[@haroldmiller6853]

Same to your sir wishing you and yours a very merry Christmas

[@A_Meek_Lake_Dweller_2.0]

Consider having small pieces of chaga in your tin to transfer your ember to and then place that in your bird nest. Saves on your char material. Thanks for all you do Dave you are the best!

[@offthecouch1999]

The ridge cut vest is a very good alternative to oil skin. I've used it my whole life in the south and it works extremely well.

[@cdweddle]

Thanks Dave and Merry Christmas to you and your family.

[@jeffrichards5106]

Great video, Dave. Thank you. Look forward to seeing the Finnish shelter. Merry Christmas to you and yours and everyone at Pathfinder.

[@paulmaximov9442]

Love Dave's videos, watching from Russia. Have a Merry Christmas and more discoveries next year!

[@williameddy7217]

God Bless you Dave . Get well soon. Great Video

[@gud2go50]

Another great and informative video Dave.😊

[@TheMongo1357]

I always enjoy your videos and this one is top notch as well! Dude, drink you some Mullein Tea and kick that crude! Family needs ya healthy, especially for the Holidays! Stay safe & healthy Brother!

[@CarlSanford76]

Thanks Dave. I hope you and yours have a Merry Christmas.

[@FrugalRVGal]

Can't wait for the flint and steel video.

[@ARAW-__-]

Flint and steel is my preferred fire strating method. Basically, you need a tin and a carbon steel tool to have infinite fires.

[@kristenthompson5797]

Love it! As always… Would add headlamp.

[@ljmitchell1394]

Hey Big Brother. I'm out in cheaha man right now. 5 days before Christmas.doing some tent camping.thankyou for all you do Brother

[@scottangel6462]

Great video Dave!! I really agree with your points on the haversack and water container points. I can't tell you how aggravating it is for me to have to take my pack off everytime I want a drink or some commonly used piece of kit!!

[@keithhicks9196]

Merry Christmas Dave. I wish you a healthy happy and prosperous new year

[@ronaldrose7593]

That's a great kit Dave, thank you for sharing it. The best to you. Stay safe out. 😊

[@MtnManLucas]

Some of my best adventures when I was a young guy was with my haversack. Equipped with the mere basics for survival in the backcountry, it served me well.

[@hemansr3893]

Compass also helpful during a heavy snow or white-out...especially if you're caught in it while ice fishing 🥶.

[@LawrenceLoebman-k5i]

Merry Christmas to you and your family

[@barryjames3688]

I love all the Videos you put out Dave! I watch AND save them all. Always good to go back & refresh my mind on what you have taught in the past. And Dave, if I may ask, I pre-ordered the new cooking pan when I was able to order. The website said delivery will be late December. Any word on when those will be shipping out? Thanks! Merry Christmas & a Blessed, Healthy, Prosperous 2025!

[@drchilapastrosodrlasmacas438]

My favorite add on is a sewing awl. I found one of the antique sewing aws, and I take it along. It's saved me from broken straps, broken shoes, other random things, etc.

[@breaking_bear]

I always hated when my haversack swings around all willy nilly! Thanks for the tip!

[@unfi6798]

Merry Christmas & safe New Year from Australia.

[@markpoore3260]

I keep the m34 canteen and a couple small stoves. Alcohol and butane and a small bush pot in my haversack for a day hike to cook a meal or a hot drink. If I plan to stay longer I’ll toss a poncho or tarp in it. The haversack is a great multi purpose pack

[@cherokeesurvival8340]

GREAT VIDEO MY BROTHER

[@awayinthewilderness4319]

Looking forward to seeing that shelter! Thanks, Dave! 👍✌️

[@kurts64]

Great vid as always, cheers. Looking forward to the lau vid 👍👍

[@michaeljoyce3153]

As always great video.

[@eddienunn9745]

Thanks Dave for another informative video .

[@ChipmunkRapidsMadMan1869]

One of the beautiful things about Flint And Steel fire making is you can take them on an aeroplane. I wear my Wilderness Outfitters Arrowhead fire making tool on a leather lanyard with Vietnam service beads (in honour of my Dad and uncles who studied at Vietnam University instead of college) and the key to my cabin. It went into basket before I boarded and nobody asked questions. Granted, it would make a presentable sap on some poor bastards neck but they didn't mind.

[@marko9912]

The Grayl nesting cup finally arrived in the UK so I ordered one as soon as I saw it. Great addition to my Pathfinder bottle pouch kit.

[@benterwellen]

Dave, ty sir for the fine video

[@tone5158]

Happy Holidays everyone be safe and God Bless!

[@PotatoWhyKid]

Looking forward to the Laavu video! Great job as always. I’ve seen you with that binocular magnifying lens on other videos…. That thing is probably a friend by now.

[@campcrafter4613]

Merry Christmas!

[@ostekuste3646]

Flint and steel is one of my favorite ways to start a fire. Always keep a kit and practice those skills.

[@WdCc15010]

How about the Horseshoe bedroll system. I've seen you do some incredible things. I want to plan a winter tarp & hammock trip, & was wondering how you might fix a horseshoe bed/blanket roll. I'll be using a osni cloak & HD poncho/hammock, USMC LBV, CLS Mother Canteen Carrier, & G2 gear roll with USMC Butt Pack vs. Haversack. I'm interested in your take on this. See you next time.

[@MrTang500]

Enjoyed video… thanks 👍👍 Nice pack in the background on your right, any details on that TIA 👍

[@joshuabomar6974]

Merry Christmas Dave.

[@martingreen2018]

Thanks for the content this year, merry Xmas to you and your family.

[@STUFFWEDO]

Thank you Sir, for another awesome video

[@TheBushrangianOrder]

Excellent work, mate.

[@billvan5219]

Happy Holidays 😊

[@ksdj1]

I really like that vest, but I couldn't quite make out the brand or maker. I really like those pocket flaps. Merry Christmas to you and your family!!

[@hanginwithbullfrog4657]

Merry Christmas Dave!

[@CowboySurvival]

Merry Christmas! As I say at the end of my vids....Stay Strong. Stay Prepared. Have a Blessed Day!

[@jkbartonfamily]

Another great video

[@captaincoconut8967]

Excellent video 👍👍👍👍👍

[@amateurshooter6054]

Thanks Dave

[@kokopelau6954]

Very similar to what we carried in the early 50's. Still works today.

[@blackhatbushcraft]

I hope you can kick that cold soon brother! That chain on the canteen cup is a nice idea. I have always been a fan of the original style handle for the versatility. I look forward to seeing that Loue! I am curious how it will perform compared to a parabolic poncho setup.

[@user-yu1zp2vu9x]

Thanks for sharing. You have most of the 10 c’s covered.

[@danielsmith4090]

Thanks Dave!

[@breaking_bear]

Looking forward to the Finnish Laow shelter!

[@TheSaneHatter]

As an aside, oilskin vests can definitely be had: I see ads from a company called "Outback Trading Company" all the time.

[@samhill3496]

Proof is in the mail. Good vid. Always carry most all the same items either on my body or in a bag. A messenger bag works well if you can carry it under your arm or slung over your back. I wear bib overalls, Liberty;s or quality BDU's with plenty of pockets and strong belt loops. I have all I need right at hand. Old band aid tins, Altoid mints box other items like that make good flint and tender boxes. Look around at yard sales or flea markets. They are there. PA can. I really like the wax cotton. Several places make items in the UK. Now, fellow channels, Swed Woods and Age of the North, Cimbrer Bushcraft do some serious camping with the Lavue. Sweden, Denmark and Finland. Have several buds from Norway as well. These do traditional survival wild camps year around. All good from down in east Kentucky USA Happy Holidays to you and family/friends.

[@tylertapp131]

Good stuff, did you do some sort of conditioning to that vest? If so what did you use? I have a jacket thats like that from tractor supply.

[@neoaliphant]

doing viking reenactment, i always put my weapon belt on top of haversack/knapsak shoulder strap, stoped it moving around and took some of the weight....

[@davehumpleby3440]

Here in the UK, I picked up a superlight titanium chain from a company called Alpkit. It has proven to be a very versatile and useful addition to my kit. Looking forward to the shelter video. The Scandinavian countries make some excellent outdoor gear; especially for cold weather. They KNOW about cold weather. 🥶

[@Jed-q2q]

One thing I have found with a vest with lots of pockets and stuff in those pockets is that it makes the straps of a pack almost painful. The pack straps pushing the things in the vest pockets into my body.

[@R_B62]

Thats the mac daddy fericium rod!!

[@drlangattx3dotnet]

Nice. I have been carrying a "dingle chain" for about 50 years.

[@gud2go50]

Look forward to the Lavvu video. Do you give disabled veteran and military discounts for your courses? I am in dire need of a solid land nav course, but I’m afraid I’ll get lost driving all the way from Arkansas to Ohio!😮

[@isatq2133]

QUESTION: What food would you add to this and how would you carry it?

[@DavidCanterbury]

Salt cured Bacon or jerky wrapped in butcher paper

[@chrisrobbins3038]

What is the brand of vest your wearing

[@woodstrekker6345]

Thanks.

[@user-ii1iy8fz1d]

Oilskin vest is the best. Swandri, a new zealand company make them, and will ship to usa id say. Phenominal garments. The australian brand to look for is dryzabone ❤

[@rahim-alian]

it was a very nice video thanks, but don't you think we need to lighten this kit for longer hikes? having all theese leathers have a lot of weight.

[@elpd46]

Looking forward to flint & steel video!

[@prado.offroad]

Jack chain uses video would be great, must admit once I finish watching this im off the hardware store for some lightweight chain. 😊

[@jayt658]

National treasure right here forever online

[@oxxnarrdflame8865]

Good vid. I watch both bushcraft/prepper videos and ultra light/minimalist video. I prefer being prepared rather then the getting by the skin of you teeth and grace of God approach. 😊 I don’t want to be that pathetic dude you see being rescued on the news. Merry Christmas to all y’all. And I mean all y’ll, regardless. 😊

[@asmith7876]

Woohoo my skillet is coming!

[@TracieHunter-v5p]

Hey Dave I bet you can design a awesome vest made of oiled canvas layered with several pockets/ pouches built into it

[@Intentionallyalone]

Where you get that hat Dave???

[@clarencesmith2305]

Just a suggestion, do an in depth video on flint&steel.

[@gerardvanengelen9001]

Nice video. Thanks

[@jimsullender3435]

Dave I have watched you for years ! But you never mentioned pump up pellet guns . I have a daisy 880 that's great for small game , do you think it would be good for survival hunting ?

[@offthecouch1999]

What kind of match safe is that

[@moorshound3243]

Dave when are you and the team coming to England?

[@FlyWhistle]

Found an old horse buckle in the ground it’s all rusted gotta be from 1800s when my house was built would prob make a good flint striker?

[@wojtekkuzniak6173]

I do not like haversacks. The same kit, the same weight in 10l backpack is like a feather. In haversack such weight kills me after 4+ hours of walking