DAYHIKE SURVIVAL KIT 2023 Part 2 DSK

Chances are you've gone out unprepared. Lots of people do. Then something unexpected happens like bad weather, getting lost, an injury, an animal attack, a fall, a bad fall, or the like. Then your "day trip" turns into a survival situation. And Murphy's Law says this will all happen when you have no cell phone contact.
So we're going to go prepared with a SAWC-focused Nutnfancy Survival Kit! Much philosophy ensues in this video series because people will get confused exactly what this kits is supposed to do for us. Some take the silly caveman approach and go out unprepared as possible to prove their manhood. Others integrate stupid, heavy stuff they'd never really carry. We'll be a bit smarter here while covering critical bases.
As my story telling and philosophy interweaves in the series, I will cover each item in the Dayhike Survival Kit (DSK) . My kit has changed over time as new technology produces lighter, more capable survival items. We'll cover Signaling, Shelter, Fire, Tools, Lighting, and more. The Nutnfancy FAK concept is different and is covered in the vids below btw and in future updates.
Our goal here isn't to spend more time with limited supplies in the wilderness. You can do that some other time (like many KZbinrs do). Instead we will accept the discomfort of a survival situation, get our priorities organized, take care of immediate needs, and focus on summoning help to get back home.
So here's another fun and informative WILDERNESS SYSTEMS PHILOSOPHY VIDEO SERIES only made possible by Elite TNP Donors that make this work worthwhile for me!
LINKS AS PROMISED
Garmin InReach Mini: shrsl.com/36nxq
Cold Steel Western Hunter, FFG 9 oz: shrsl.com/36vw7
SOL Emergency Blanket, I prefer the sleeping bags though: amzn.to/3uKn0a9
Olight i3T AAA super bright lights: shrsl.com/36n4x
Olight S2R Baton II: shrsl.com/36n4u
Olight Warrior Mini 2: shrsl.com/36n4s
Cold Steel Western Hunter, FFG 9 oz: shrsl.com/36vw7
Stansport Emergency Mylar Sleeping bag: shrsl.com/36vv5
SOL Emergency Blanket, I prefer the sleeping bags though: amzn.to/3uKn0a9
Cold Steel Voyager: shrsl.com/1zdft
Cold Steel Finn Hawk lightweight fixed blade: shrsl.com/36n5b
Cold Steel "Scalper Slack" lightweight fixed blade: shrsl.com/36n5g
Cold Steel Finn Bear lightweight fixed blade: shrsl.com/36n5t
Knives of Alaska Yukon belt knife: amzn.to/3kZwNGn
Crux Lite Micro Stove: amzn.to/3uIt1EB
Trioxane Fuel Bars: amzn.to/3mfMWGV
UCO Match case, lifeboat matches included: amzn.to/3orcB26
Kelty Redwing 50 Backpack: shrsl.com/36n5w amzn.to/3maLx4q
Orion 12 ga flare pistol with flares: amzn.to/3oosztP
Plastic poop shovel: amzn.to/3FjBAdQ
Mylar emergency sleeping bag: amzn.to/3uwTuEE
Commando wire saw: amzn.to/3ooxhYx
Mylar tube tent: amzn.to/3l1xZZQ
Emergency poncho: amzn.to/3kXIflv
Windproof adjustable flame lighers I like: amzn.to/39WPwvJ
Compact mosquito headset, multipurpose: amzn.to/3A1dLnc
Cyalume sticks: amzn.to/3zURuYd
Para Cord: amzn.to/3l1z9UQ
"Emberlit" (or like) folding stove, burns wood: amzn.to/3oxkC5s
Compact scissors: amzn.to/3D6nE54
SOG PowerPint muti-tool @ BHQ: shrsl.com/36vvs amzn.to/2WvYGw5
Titanium compact cookset (use top lid): amzn.to/3D08kqv
Reflective tacks: amzn.to/3D08gXG
Fox 40 whistle and others: amzn.to/2YkGdU5
SOG Ace fixed blade: amzn.to/3oq9tDy
Lifestraw water straw filter: amzn.to/3BfnB6t
Sagan XStream remote water straw filter: amzn.to/3ipqF8l
BHQ Special Victorinox Blue Crazy Wolf knives, so cool, will sell quick: shrsl.com/2m9hc (Super Tinker, Classic, Huntsman, Tinker)
Optimus Crux Lite 8019259: amzn.to/3utgqF4
BRS Ultralight Super compact stove, 1 oz, reviewed: amzn.to/39YbQ8q
Trioxane fuel bars: amzn.to/3AbTlIl
Lighters I like (“Bundle-Clipper”): amzn.to/3F8Xkck
Cold Steel Tanto Lite: amzn.to/3l6iyj7
Cold Steel Huntsman Lite: amzn.to/3B4qmqQ
Ultimate Survival Sabercut Razor saw (not found): amzn.to/3mkzYrx
Coghlan Map Compass: amzn.to/2Ww0MvX
SUUNTO A-30L Compass: amzn.to/3ipj7ma
Suunto “Clipper” compact compass: amzn.to/3kZJmkY
Potable Aqua purification tablets: amzn.to/3oxmATo
Eagle Creek Packing cubes, xlnt DSK container: amzn.to/3kZJGQI
Snow Peak titanium cup:
“Light My Fire” brand 1/4” fire steel: amzn.to/3FcsPlu
Fire starter/Scraper Orange Alum: amzn.to/3imL3a8

[@nutnfancy]

Thanks for coming out to the video! It’s never too late to join up! www.patreon.com/Nutnfancy You can also donate to the TNP independence with PayPal also, above. Here’s some of TNPP comments on this video! "Quentin moore Fantastic. I love getting new ideas got my kits. 1 2w Adam Boyd Supremely valuable content! Thank you, Sir! 1 2w The Nutnfancy Project Thank you Adam, great to see you here 2w Racing Psychosis That Olight i3T AAA powered light sucks in my opinion. I have had 3 of them, and all 3 have failed in less than 6 months. The only thing good on it is the clip. The 3E EOS that I have three of are still going strong but they are the only Olights that I have that I use all the time that are still working. 2w The Nutnfancy Project I will monitor that. I've used them for a year with now failures yet. Did you get them replaced under warranty RP? 2w Load 5 replies Geomar Domingo I just finished watching part 1 on KZbin when I realized my Patreon info needed updating. Thanks Nutn for another great series. 2w The Nutnfancy Project Thank you so much Geomar, glad to do it! 1 2w John Wachtmann Sorry to hear about your taste and smell. I also lost my smell but something that worked for me for it to return to normal was to smell a strong scent that your brain remembers (I used peppermint) 3 or 4 times a day. You are supposed to anticipate the smell and think about it. It has something to do with retraining your brain. I don't know if it works for everyone but it might be worth a shot. 1 2w The Nutnfancy Project I will try that 1 2w Load reply Salted Senior Excellent and on point!!! 2w The Nutnfancy Project Thank you Salted, glad I could help 2w David Langston Thanks! 2w The Nutnfancy Project Welcome! 2w Carl Bailey I use the i3T EOS lights all over. Cheap and light enough to have one in the computer bag, first aid kit, wifes purse and etc. Great second light. 2w The Nutnfancy Project Roger that, thanks Carl 2w Carl Would love a Nutnfancy compass use video. I always forget my compass skills as I rarely end up using one. 2 2w The Nutnfancy Project Copy, it's on the list 1 2w Load reply David Born Morakniv? cheap and light weight 3 2w The Nutnfancy Project Yes! I forgot that. I think I will do a DSK knife video, thumbs up this comment if you want it. 4 2w Load reply Jerome J I'm not gonna lie, I had so much fun watching these videos that I wish there was a part 3. My amazon cart is packed to the gills. 3 2w The Nutnfancy Project Nicely done Jerome, having all that stuff will get you prepped up, it's pretty cheap, and it's a blast putting the kits together. 2w Mitch Maris hey @nutn AT 3:00 there's a codec input error on your video, not sure if you caught this... Love the content, thank you 2w Schmuckatelli I noticed that too...but i's only on screen for a few seconds. 2w Nathan Simms aka Darkpriest Thanks, I do disagree on the lights I prefer the lumintop to the olight i3t, the lumintop takes 14500 www.amazon.com/LUMINTOP-AA-2-0-Flashlight-Pocket-sized/dp/B07BLTP9ZD 2w Racing Psychosis I have found that i3t to be completely junk, trashcanned the last one that failed. I'll have to try that one. 2w Load reply Aaron Knesal Mora Knivs is my go to for packable knives. 2w Brad Fegan Thank you love these videos. When talking about fixed blades, a Mora Garberg. i have both carbon and stainless Yes, yes on compasses video 2w Jacob Koelzer Nutn have you tried out The Platypus water filter and bags? I thought it could be another choice. 2w Andy Alexander great vid :) 2w Andrey Shlyakt I absolutely love the powerpint. Maybe not quite as durable as the S2 but the capability and size is amazing. Carry it daily in my coin/watch pocket of my pants. 1 2w Schmuckatelli I've been looking for S2s on eBay, but the prices on them are way out of line. A lot of people must be collecting them. There are several limited edition S2s that are going for $200-$300. And the regular orange S2s are in the $150-$175 range. I've got 2 of them now, so I'll have to move on to another option. I'll be checking out the Powerpint for sure. 2w Schmuckatelli Thank you for generating my Christmas list for this year. Now when the wife asks what I want, I just send her the link to these two videos. 2w Dan Awesome, awesome set of videos. I've been thinking about this kind of kit for a while, it's nice to see you break down what it means to you. 2w Devin Heald Another great video!!! Always love the gear set ups. I'm 80% on the same page with ya. I'm a little different in the climate from you but I'm liking the set up. 2w Daniel Schmutter Great video, Nutn. Just wondering why you don’t discuss the Sawyer Mini for SAWC water filtration. Seems perfect. 1 2w Schmuckatelli I probably have a dozen Sawyer Minis in various kits around the house/garage/Jeep 2w Load reply Chris Fischer Small fixed blade? Cold steel game and bird. @ 1.67oz its lightweight and durable. Been using it for years now. 2w Chris Fischer 3.5 inch blade. 1.4 oz without the sheath. 1.67 with the secure ex sheath 2w UncleEvil Finally Nut’n, something truly feature length!!! 2w Moses Martinez Awesome work on this series. 2w Lance Gemmell I ended up getting them both. Cool looking knives. Can't wait to get my hands on them. 2w Paul Griech the DSL kits we carry those everywhere bikes,trucks, car, it’s very comforting to know that we have something than nothing! we use the collapsing red cups out of them many times at springs because we had no bottles. 2w Ethan Nash My favorite TNP stuff. Guns/philosophies/wilderness 2w CinciDan08 Hey Nutn’, can the Imperial Droid come out of the package or do we have to leave it in there to maintain it’s collector’s value? 2w CinciDan08 What do you think of the Olight i5t compared to the i3t? Do you consider the AA more capable than the AAA? 2w David Elkins I prefer my 3t to ny 5t. It’s a tad bit smaller but just as capable imo. The 5t has a slight delay for turbo mode that irritates me a tad but that’s a minor not to pick. If all your other gear runs off AA the 5t might be smarter. 1w CinciDan08 I’d also like to hear about your backpack... external aluminum tube frames have gone the way of the dodo bird it seems. I though I was the only old guy that carried one of those. 2w Bravo I actually thought he was joking when he said about they used condms in the army 😂😂😂 1w William R. Stevens III What is your plan when u go to a different area you don’t know? Along with no cell service? I had misplaced my road atlas it’s so big and bulky anyway. I stopped in so many places no map. We, my son and I just used the cheesy tourist style map and used the force! We had no set agenda or timeline so we just explored. Flipping coins on what way to go it was fun my son & it worked out. 😎 1w David Elkins hey Nutn. You might like some of the filters from survivorfilter.com. Just another option but one I like. 1w Nathan Hey Nutn. Love this video! For some reason DM’s aren’t working for me…I wanted to have you sign the sweet new green Dagger I picked up and need a place to ship it to. If you see this let me know when you have a free moment! Much thanks and appreciation from a long time TNPer! 1w Ace S Great feature length two part video! Good stuff. And thank you for the links, very helpful! 1w Nutnfancy actual: You are welcome, I love your enthusiasm for this; makes me want to do more"

[@Shill_assassin]

Instead of that Commando rope saw you should get one of those one handed folding 9 in. saw, plus you have that small saw blade on the multi-tool.

[@catmandoo4u1]

The COMMANDO SAW IS AWESOME FOR GOING THROUGH DEER PEVIS!!! RINSE IT AFTERWAD.

[@danielandrews7028]

NIKON BUCKMASTER SCOPE HAS RETURNED UNDER SIG SAUER. I’m reading reviews and those that bought them have confirmed this. And they are at selling at a similar price. THIS IS GREAT NEWS FOR THOSE THAT MISSED OUT ON THIS GREAT SCOPE!

[@seantpowers6305]

Nutn! My wife has been gone this weekend and consequently the kids and I (4 and 3 years old) have been eating takeout Chinese for diner and watching your vids at the diner table! This one is cracking them up! They love your goofiness! Your channel is like a gear version of the Muppets, the best of both worlds. Thanks so much for putting out the vids!

[@ericpacurari6779]

I love how thoroughly you explain things!!! No matter how long it takes!! You are by far my favorite survivor, gun, knife, prepper show 🤙🙂💯

[@ConsumeYourSoul619]

I would recommend looking into sawyer filters. Got a sawyer mini and it is leagues above the lifestraw in use and portability. Saved me on quite a few long hikes.

[@vockski3173]

I've had trouble with the o-ring on my sawyer mini. Platypus makes a good product as an alternative.

[@Theflyestfisherman]

Legit your one of my favorite youtubers that doesnt get as much love as you deserve. Loved this series cant wait to hear more from ya. Be safe nutn never stop posting. I for one will follow you where ever you switch to

[@colostomybag9367]

Love the core TNP content, this is why I’m still a patron.

[@Randomidwit]

Awesome, classic Nutnfancy content! These were super helpful videos.

[@nmr6988]

Part 2!?! This is great, now I know there's a part 1 and I have something else to look forward to. Thank you for your common sense and really helpful approach to everything, Nutnfancy.

[@nutnfancy]

Thank you Nancy, I hope you guys are well!

[@nmr6988]

@@nutnfancy we're making it one day at a time. If you set backs with and you cancer drug including pneumonia, but he's recovering and things are looking up again. We just try to enjoy every day. Hope that Nutnfancy family are all doing great.

[@tacosinparadise3467]

I used one of those space blanket bags on St. Helens after my sleeping bag was compromised. The temps were sub-freezing and this blanket kept me warm. You'll get wet, but better than hypothermic. I'll never go on an overnight again without it!

[@mikeh4524]

Our family experimented with some Sawyer Straws while on hikes this year and really liked them. We had a hike in the Tetons go longer than we thought and we were able to refill all of our water by filling the bags in the stream and then squeezing water through the filter into our mugs. Yes I had to kneel for a while. I just said a few prayers while I was down there.

[@TheGuardian_TM]

I like Sawyer Mini over LifeStraw. Lighter, shorter, higher filtration percent, & screws onto water bottles so you can carry dirty with you instead of having to drink directly from the source.

[@cartermassa]

Why not the Sawyer Mini for water? seems like a perfect use case for it

[@marko11kram]

for us, we have the mini with better bags, plus tubing to set up as a gravity feed in one kit, and Lifestraws in the others, Supplemented by the Israeli water purification tabs (Chlorine Dioxide) Oh, and a Hydra Blu Sidekick - pen is in our get home bags. For the collection bags, since filling them is a pia, from our real world tests, we carry a RED (contaminated) collapsible silicone cup to scoop and fill the red caribiner (contaminated) bag, before running it through the Sawyer mini to the clean (blue caribiner) bag

[@codybill24]

Yeah I agree, I was thinking the same thing. I've got one, and it really seems to be perfect for this type of thing.

[@poobank]

Long time subscriber. The very least I can do is comment and thumbs up. Thanks for your time. Rock on!

[@cayman9873]

I am not hiking due to very bad knee.. but let me add something very small that I never am without.. Film can or little plastic can from blood sugar test strips... 6 tylenol 4 benedryl 4 imodium anti diareaha Pain , allergies , or sting that could kill someone allergic, and anti d to survive bad food or illness to get home. This stuff should be in a small med kit but if not at least take a few meds.

[@asintonic]

Moar parts please. Do a camp out and show us this stuff? Thanks.

[@JakeHabermansYouTube]

I'm putting mine fully together this weekend and I found an awesome saw option. The Coghlans pocket sierra saw! It's a folding and locking saw and 5" closed 8.5" open, and a whopping 1.45 ounces! For $8 think this is perfect for the size of branches you'd make a shelter with. It is also a pull on the cut saw so it will help minimize work compared to the commando saws.

[@BirdShotIV]

One of the original if not THE first tactical KZbin channels. Can someone confirm this? 2008 or so? Hikock45 wasn’t until 2009 I think 🧐 Still doing entertaining and USEFUL video content, keep at it Nutn 👏 -early TNPers 👋 👋

[@rowdyron4111]

Super Cub?! Sweet. Reminds me of my time at Elmendorf. That's a place you don't want to be unprepared.

[@AlwayzPr0]

have you used the sawyer products squeeze? those are really popular when used with the smart water bottles.

[@TheRaisinboy16]

3:00 video issue, might want to fix before release!

[@grenmoyo3968]

I remember the USK and the old bug out vids. This is a hark back and I forgot how much I was missing these vids.

[@ratride1]

One thing you didn’t mention because your sight is 20/20. A pair of glasses. A older pair or older prescription doesn’t matter which. If you fall and lose your primary glasses you could be vulnerable. Firepower

[@monocogenit1]

the SOL bivvy is excellent and part of my kit. great vids by the way. d

[@hyperlapse8392]

Why not bring an MSR Helium bivy? Breathable, warmer than any option presented, no setup required, 4-season weatherproof, and just 16 ounces. A great replacement for a tent if you want to avoid the weight. I hike every weekend (often in alpine mixed conditions) and have no problem with the weight.

[@AlleghenyOutdoors1]

On the subject of flashlights. Look into the Princeton Tec Amp 1L for your survival kit. It is my choice. USA made, waterproof, 72hr reserve time, comes with a cone to make it a makeshift lantern, and it’s cheap!!

[@ThePreparedNorseman]

Looks more like a storm trooper light! I always prefer a saw for making fire, and usually can get away with out splitting wood as the supply of pine, spruce and juniper is good. But here in Norway my insulated Jerven Hunter bag is my nr. 1 survival item when it gets colder outside.

[@joeyjones9041]

You should look into #36 Bankline, it's tarred mariners line for setting up trotlines. A lot of Bushcraft and Survival guys use it for general utility cordage. I have a whole roll around 500ft in my Bug Out Bag. I use Titan Survivorcord as well, mainly for my ridgeline, but it's 650 paracord that has the 7 strands plus fishing line, a strand that's fire tinder, and snare wire. It's about $20 for 100ft but it's really good stuff.

[@CarbonGlassMan]

A drone of some kind can be helpful. I've been flying FPV quads for the last year and a half and I've realized how useful they could be to any survival situation.

[@kingpin3919]

Really enjoyed this series. Great work. 👍🏻

[@TopLineGear]

I have the CR-2 Titanium! Still carrying after years!!

[@cayman9873]

A quart zip bag w peanuts and jerky and chocolate chips goes a long way. A single cell cr123a olight and 3.5 inch spyderco knife and your mostly covered. Water in a pack is the heavy part.

[@tomkatusa912]

Hilarious 😆, and informative!!!

[@BpMetalMilitia]

Thank you Nutnfancy 😊 💓

[@kevinjones5057]

Great Video! Love your stuff. I recently got a couple of your TNP patches. Thanks, they are awesome. Also, you're the first person to mention the chemical taste after having Covid. I had it last December, and I will often have a chemical flavor in many meats and cheeses. I regained my smell, but I'll often have a severe chemical smell near gasoline or exhaust (not like how it should smell) similar to the taste in the meats and cheeses.

[@shawn4571]

You are my favorite Channel on KZbin I appreciate everything you take the time to do

[@13Hangfire]

Wadda light dork! lol:)

[@randallholland3841]

I figured a Morakniv would be a slam dunk for this kit

[@czthor1]

It's Never just for a DAY!

[@patrickmessinger7040]

I would think that in a multi person day hike scenario with an injury that little saw would be good to fashion a splint or some way to immobilize an injury until the rape whistle and flare gun get help to the person. Awesome content as always. (:

[@djy0tub3r]

Great content. Keep it up

[@sgtsplice9643]

I have over shirts and vests tailored with pockets and support straps to place tailored pads for cushioning shoulder straps (and recoil). Great review on gear, but comparisons between Day packs and Back packs? Apples and Oranges Brother.

[@mach179]

I love these sort of videos. I just updated my flashlight to a i3T EOS small flashlight.

[@codybill24]

Hey Nutn, the Sawyer mini might be a better fit than the life straw, it's a bit smaller but has a water bag as well. Couldn't remember if you've shown it before, I have one and it just seems like a better option for around the same overall size and weight. Love these vids though, always entertaining and informative! Ever since around the CES kit or so, these have always been some of my favorites from you.

[@TimothyCarswell]

Nutn'! Thanks for your great videos!!! I would love to see some videos of you doing some backcountry flying a Supercub!

[@Ringoluck]

Love the show

[@marko11kram]

Great vid. On the fixed knife, my go to for this style kit is the Mora, which I was surprised you didn't include in suggestions. many of the other items, you selected ones that We have in our kits too.

[@JakeHabermansYouTube]

I put an orange Mora in mine too!

[@dp2901]

Hey Nutn...sorry to hear about the loss of smell. Might be worth watching the Grant Achatz episode on Netflix Chef's Table. He was a Michelin-starred chef that lost his sense of taste due to cancer treatments and found a way to get it back.

[@daveouterspace]

I’m waiting for my warrior mini in white to be delivered as I’m watching

[@covert0overt_810]

0:55. this is why i love this channel.

[@waynehendrix4806]

Nut'n, I have some warning bells on not carrying a fixed blade in any human woods trek. Once in the big woods, that pocket folder looks like a letter opener. Just my opinion. Cold steel SK-5 goes with me, in many cases. 5" skinner stays on my hunting , butt seat belt. Nice mind dump friend.

[@barryw5911]

HELP. About 8 years ago you did"breakfast Done Right" with BuggetNuster. Could you please advise the Brand and model of the canopy you were cooking under? Love that episode, watch it often. Thank you from Aus

[@hardlife7382]

Went bush last weekend Col. Thought l we’re all that being nutn for a decade. “Where’s the Bluetooth speaker in that bag?” Needless to say l it didn’t work out that well. Do you know a light one l can bag next time. No speaker- no love.

[@DavidMN-]

Dangit, I missed Pt 1 and now its set to premier in a few hours, haha! I just got back from Utah and did some Nutn recommended hikes and they KICKED MY BUTT. Altitude is no joke.

[@GUNSnARMYRN]

Nutn have you liked at the small silky saws? They work great for me and they cover SWC/TCE

[@nathanh6210]

Keep these coming. Still running my level 1 first aid kit

[@Ed-cs6kw]

Great vid as always! How about a couple of weightless coffee filters to use as prefilters to prolong your Lifestraw? One of those cheesy $3 keychain pet lasers would be great for signaling too. Thanks Nutn and Godspeed!

[@CrimeVid]

I don’t often look at this kind of stuff, but, you cannot see a small low powered laser from very far away, unless it is pointed straight at you. From a mile away what is the chance of seeing that ? it might work if you point it at a small mirror to create a flash (close your eyes !)

[@JakeHabermansYouTube]

A laser is not acceptable for signaling aircraft. It is extremely dangerous to laser any aircraft and they'd likely not recognize it as a call for help.

[@dm-lombo1647]

I have that SOL Bivvy. Works great!

[@EatCarbs]

Thanks for the video

[@unidentifiedbiomass4106]

Potassium and copper are good for nervous system ailments *wink*

[@cayman9873]

With doodle gas.. losing your sense of smell has tradeoffs

[@ctrip34]

Where was that video taken on the side by side? Trial/ location? I'm a utahn & I love getting up into that type of country.

[@Wolfpacker]

Awesome!!

[@tardwrangler]

nutnfancy we need more cooking videos

[@Gomer216]

Awesome video, sir! Thanks for all the info!

[@TitsNTires]

Love the video! You’ve always made such constantly great content. Maybe one day you could review the newer Al Mar ultralight? Only 3.4 oz on the 4”blade eagle! I picked one up and in all honesty wasn’t super impressed with the quality, when compared to the older Al Mar knives. Had to take the knife apart and bend the liners straight because they were bent. Causing blade centring to be way off and lock up to be poor. I bought the Honey badger folder, for cheaper than the eagle I might add both made in china and the Honey Badgers quality far exceeds the Al Mar. the Al Mar was 62$CAD I was expecting better quality for the price.

[@nmr6988]

Macie is looking so good. 💞

[@qaszxc12345]

Another great video. Thanks Nutn

[@KungFuTweety1]

Looking forward to this! Thank you!

[@cayman9873]

What are you carrying for fire starting... kitchen matches , fire starter , plastic dollar lighter ?? I think the plastic lighter works the best and requires the least skill.

[@ssgsr1911]

Trioxane, bic lighter, uco matches, and a small rod. He's right triox is the bees knees!

[@heavy6355]

Tallgeese III on the top shelf lol

[@Starving4Knowledge]

Try Alpa Lipoic Acid 200 mg Spring Valley brand for Covid taste issues. I have covid currently with no taste smell issues but my wife’s friend did and this fixed hers

[@staticoverlay]

it's rained every single time I've gone camping

[@AliHaidari1343]

Very nice and like 131

[@MobsterNine]

I love these vids

[@GolfRemoEchoGolf2]

Question ? Or Questions, what pants and boots were you waring?

[@KungFuTweety1]

I use a petzel e lite with a spare set of batteries...for my dsk

[@cayman9873]

Nutn.. you ever fly remote in a small 172 or 182.. or a 150. A few things and food and water is always in my 310. Ditch in utah in the winter. I want a few things

[@Sonnedude]

Du Hast Mich

[@fieldy-8008]

Always🔥🔥🔥🔥, I'm never disappointed in any of these kind of series, love your p.o.u. and how it's based on s.a.w.c. and no bs. Love how it comes from a real person review. Nutn-the un-bought one! I guess here is where I should say "never change", but I know that's not happening!

[@cbackerman]

Makin me laugh sir.

[@Csimonson59]

Howdy from Kamloops Colonel...Love the channel, just wondering why not use a Canteen and Canteen cup to pack H20 and heat water?...Cheers Sir.🤠❤

[@jackbauer9077]

Thanks!

[@tylerpreston7939]

Why did your voice change into something freaky when you said the "voyager"?🤣 it was kinda scary lol not gunna lie.

[@Grizzly907LA]

My DSK might be overkill. I'm using a H-harness, with buttpack and pouches.

[@CPRebels21]

Miss foursevens beacon modes. Have to settle with nitecore for a light with a beacon mode but they lack lights with good clips for a hat.

[@hunterd78]

since no weapon/firearm, maybe some kind of animal/wildlife repellent. never know what you might need to scare away. no bears where i hike, but coyotes are around and i have seen an occasional mountain lion, not sure what you have in your area.

[@weduhpeople8504]

Don’t get buried alive! 😬 💀☠️😵 Invest in Gortex shoes, parka, and pants. Mercury tablets for drinking water, fire starter and burning material. Tourniquets, clotting agent, guns ammo, light level IV ceramic plates and carrier, a good hinting knife with a saw side, an Olight warrior X turbo as a locating beacon or hunting gun light.Body heat against another human hopefully the opposite sex, lol.

[@cmv7284]

I can kill a grizzly bear with it… Well maybe not… LMAO

[@ferebeefamily]

Great content. Thank you Sir.

[@RamonRodriguez-vi4kg]

Great content. Thanks!

[@cayman9873]

4 snack bars and 2 plastic bottles of water and a life straw would be plenty.. except for a knife and light. The space blanket stuff .. maybe. Insect repellents and light meds are more valuable.

[@edwardzawislsk3912]

Great content

[@EdwinYee1]

my favorite part was the food lol

[@gravityman5529]

How much heavier are emt shears vs those kindergarten scissors?

[@briandadey9958]

Dear mr nut. Thanks for your service. Why do u wear gloves when u shoot? What makes u qualified to do reviews? Just wondering.....Seabee570

[@domenik8339]

Psssst nothing. He's less experienced than most shooters (no shooting competition experience, no military/police experience, most visibly in his liking of equipment that is rejected by nearly everyone else) and less experienced than most backpackers. He's kinda a bad resource tbh.

[@thewiredfox2691]

Out of curiosity, have you tried a neti pot for your covid taste/smell issues? It would be interesting to know if it helps.

[@blarneystone1965]

Your a Great American nutnfancy!

[@blarneystone1965]

I WON I NEVER WIN ANYTHING 🏆

[@blarneystone1965]

How do I claim my prize

[@armedliberty5382]

Missing Plugin at 3 minutes into the video? Otherwise love the vid :)

[@brentruss2168]

@33:17 The only memories I have of Mountain House in years and years of camping is my climbing friends squatting over cat holes the next morning yelling, "DAMN YOU, MOUNTAIN HOUSE!!!" LOL. I'll just eat some trail mix, or even experimentally eat an entire mushroom just to find out if it kills me, before Mountain House.

[@TheMartialist]

If people can't figure out there is a light in the bag at 24:00, maybe it's time to let them die.