Hybrid Bushcraft Overnight Trekking Kit: Traditional x Modern

Dutchware Quilted Cameleon
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[@MrDefaultti]

Im watching this video sitting in my hammock, in the forest, so im good. Weather is nice. No rain and about 10 c°.

[@andymatney9991]

Looks like the quilt is sewn in at a slight angle. That’s great because lying at a slight angle perpendicular to the center line allows you to flatten out while sleeping. Very interesting design. 👍🏻

[@melchurch3019]

It's fun and helpful to see what gear you carry. I've been using a hammock for years and love it. Don't have to worry about level ground, keeps me above any wet depressions in a storm and I sleep much better. I used to use only knots for my set up but Dutch makes such light and convenient kit that I've been converting over to his webbing and hardware. Thanks.

[@mtnbound2764]

as someone who is interested in WW2 history, i absolutely love that pack! it looks really cool and functional!

[@DoctorSuezz]

I love "gear"!! 😊 ❤ Im definitely one of those people who buys too much stuff juat to try it out. 😅

[@RPcropland]

Never considered using a haversack. Seems like a great place to put most important items like navigation, fire, and notebook. I suppose you can hide your main bag at a basecamp so you dont have to cary everything all the time.

[@joshuabomar6974]

Great pack set up , I love the military frame. Great video Dan.

[@shadowcastre]

The old wood pack boards are awesome... I have 3. I ditched the axe a long time ago and won't carry one without conveyance and a need for heavy chopping work. My Silky Bigboy 2000 paired with a heavy blade machete will out perform an axe for the same carry weight! Thanks for the video...

[@tg1cent765]

Totally changed my day hike setup. Thank you!

[@stevemccallum6429]

I meant to say just the saw you recommend is 40 dollars good lord there are other ways I’m sure you made a great living on this

[@Hector-vx5yc]

Hi Dan Wowak!! I’ve been subscribed for awhile, absolutely love your channel and content!! Your tutorials are awesome!! Love all your products!! you got me hooked, line and sinker!! Thank you so much! ❤❤❤

[@blackwillowbushcraft]

Awesome load out! Man the cabin pack on that pack frame is so frigging sweet!! Really like that dutchware hanmock,wish we could get them with the Coalcracker logo on them as well. Another awesome video as always brother 💪 👍

[@neesbushcraft]

Great kit, Dan!! 🙌🔥🔥

[@tennesseesmoky9012]

Good stuff. Gear load out makes a lot of sense to me as amateur woodsman. Thanks for the introductory content. Looking forward to learning more.

[@Shards-of-Narsil]

I really like the built in under-quilt.

[@JR-lg7fd]

your girl wishes you would stop pegging yourself.

[@stevenfreeland5622]

I just recently started watching alone and just hit season 3 and was excited and disappointed my 2 favorite KZbin guys. You and Greg Ovens I haven't seen it yet, and I want both of you to win, but that's only possible if you were on different seasons. That's my disappointment that only one can win. I'm excited to see how it plays out.

[@feriluc]

Damn, you got me with that new color on the wool blanket! So good, and I LOVE my yellow one.

[@MadDogSurvival]

Love the hammock with built in under quilt! Nice load out brother! Very best wishes 👍🏻👍🏻😎🇺🇸🇺🇸🇬🇧🇺🇸🇬🇧🇺🇸🇺🇸

[@quinntheeskimooutdoors6234]

Nice kit Dan. Nice hammock 😊take care 😊

[@michealkolnik1331]

Awesome video as always!!!

[@jacobreintjes3168]

I'm so jealous you got Dutch to make you a custom hammock. Next you have Derek make you a custom haven tent.

[@joeldahlin2215]

Nice kit and hammock!

[@earlshaner4441]

Outstanding wood lore

[@Dantick09]

The nails are a nice touch

[@peterott-tn6pf]

Great video Dan and awesome set up!!

[@mwgillispie]

Great video! Love the hammock!

[@apar1560]

👍👍👍 Nice pack out ! Thanks Alan 🇨🇱

[@Mr808islands]

liking the ww2 backpack modification

[@BrosephRussell]

Great load out of the gear

[@andrewhoium1766]

Superior gear has been doing an attached under quilt for a while. Theyre great

[@super15071]

Like that underquilt!

[@johnmullen3884]

Grill grate I've kept in my bugout pack for at least the last 5 yrs😁

[@freddyoutdoors]

Ace watch dude really enjoy these

[@johnboleyjr.1698]

(Blanket matches Flannel shirt) Me: "Oh Dan is being extra Bougie today."

[@stevemccallum6429]

You sound just like Ray Liota

[@texascelt8363]

Great video very helpful 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@nickprague1481]

I do a repair/maintenance box similar to yours. All small boxes include a new single edge razor blade which take up no room and provide a redundant cutting tool.

[@user-ul5yu5hk9k]

Great video. I see a lot of ultralight and backpackers in general who are also interested in bush craft and I think there’s a lot of crossover. A lot can be learned from ultralight backpacking, as well as the other way around.

[@scrick7112]

What up? I’m not a tactical guy but I like some molly on my backpack to carry odds and ends that I might need quickly. Great content. See ya

[@DuaneChapman-by3hc]

ahhh, the infamous Grilliput rack... made famous by Angery American in his books Going Home. seriously good read for us survivalists/preppers. no affiliation, but i am a firm follower and have all his books, gettem and readem, great story for SHTF....

[@Skam1one]

Great...another thing to buy form dutchware! haha

[@Takenmynameandmycat]

Can we just talk for a second about how satisfying that *pop* when the needle case was opened was? I had one of those pack frames as a kid, but it was missing all the important canvas bits, and I didn't really understand at the time what it was, other than it must have been a frame for something, and that it must have been missing something. I'm going to have to see if I can find it, and rehabilitate it, and build a little bit of pass through storage into it.

[@haroldcotten1840]

I'd like you to talk about tick and chigger prevention when in the woods during summer time

[@johnruckman2320]

What do you use for a general gathering bag(s) depending on the time of year? Right now it's kinda spring time. Some greens showing up, strawberries, honey berries will be ripening. Then there's dry tinder, fiber for cordage demos, and other things for class.

[@sparrow_bushcraft5307]

Great vid 💪🏻 blanket matched the flannel 😅 I’m curious what it weighs with that frame

[@robertuffman3041]

yesterday ( sunday) morning i woke up after spending the 1st night in my Hemlock Mountain Outdoors coyote hammock. just as i was unzipping the the bug net the cinch buckle at the foot end gave out some how and hit the ground with a thud. i would have been a great blooper.

[@weirdmusicmixmaster]

I do the same thing with a haversack and pack, and bring a micro kit when leaving camp

[@rogan70]

First aid kit - did I miss that?

[@bushcraftdad8191]

I went to order your T6zero tarp amazing price only £60 sterling..but how can your delivery service you guys use charge so much to deliver it to the UK..there charging me £65 pounds sterling delivery...can you tell me why the delivery is so expensive????

[@barankin]

👍

[@FredFreiberger-pk6wc]

Just send me all the old stuff Dan 😅

[@Gryphon_Hawke]

Hey Dan. New to your channel. What are you packing for 1st aid?

[@gwpattrick]

Mmn never understood a bottom quilt or over quilt or whatever. I got an eagle hammock, and I jumped in it with a wool blanket and wrapped myself up, and slept. Nice pack set up.

[@asmith7876]

When it gets too cold for just a wool blanket is when things like under quilts can be handy.

[@dannyadamson2198]

Really interested in buying the black diamond knife and sheath. I don’t want to settle and buy something else. Any idea when?

[@a.toddmoore7262]

Wait wut, Coalcracker with no axe?!?!!! I'm shocked for sure. Disappointed? Not at all! Fun is where it's at, not a regimented equipment list.

[@thepatrioticwoodsman]

No ferro rod?

[@jasonhojnacki2234]

Where did you get the pouch with the three pockets carring your fire kit

[@davidwright1903]

You touched on food. Can you advise a way to keep food cold while backpacking in the woods for a couple days?

[@overweighthikerwannabe901]

Backpack during the winter? :) plus probably wouldn't need to worry about bugs. Staying warm on the other hand...

[@asmith7876]

Not much will go bad in just a day or three. Freeze what can be frozen and take it that way. It will be fine thawing slowly in your pack. Find someone who raises chickens and get fresh eggs, they don't require any refrigeration!

[@darrinrebagliati5365]

I have a nav question for you. When do you expect to use navigation skills? I rarely get more than a mile from a road, so I don't know that a compass would help me.

[@asmith7876]

People have stepped off trail and gotten turned around...and died. It can happen!

[@darrinrebagliati5365]

@@asmith7876 I don't deny that. But where I live and play there are logging roads all over and they lead me to the places I like to play. Most of the forests are too thick to get a decent bearing and there's almost no way to see and identify significant landmarks to use a map. I do have maps and usually carry a compass or 2 but have never used them other than to make sure I know how. Since I don't fly anywhere, I can't see a situation,I would be in, where I wouldn't be close to something that could lead me back to 'civilization'. I'm not saying that they aren't good skills to have, just saying that IF I was in that kind of situation, there are other things that I would draw on to get me out. Like go downhill til you find water/road then follow the water/road to people. As to the hiker who stepped off of the trail and got lost: would a map and compass and nav skills have helped them? Not denying it COULD have, just asking if it WOULD have?

[@asmith7876]

@@darrinrebagliati5365 If you record your track when you step off the trail then it will absolutely enable you to find your way back.

[@drakdragon]

It's starting to get hot as hell outside and the humidity is crazy. Can you do a video on suggestions for staying cool outdoors, even if it's like 95F with 70+ humidity?

[@super15071]

Can you send a link to those pliers, please?

[@R.C.1161]

How much does your kit weight?

[@randybeeson3424]

Did I miss the poopbag?

[@irfanahmed9112]

U didn't mention the length of nails..how much ur nails long?

[@samrichmond2940]

I’m gonna be that guy and ask where’s the IFAK

[@tiagomateiro]

People underestimate a tourniquet until the day they need one. Some brothers of mine helped victims in a car crash a few months ago because they have them, and they know how to use them (that's important too). The paramedics took some time to arrive. Imagine that. We never know.

[@thomaspeak5340]

I've always asked myself if the pack is full of gear Where's the room for carrieing the food lol 😂

[@michaelmerrick5472]

TP???

[@Rooster1964]

Gear time

[@lyndonmarquis414]

Oh, Dan, no axe? I’m not angry, I’m just disappointed… :~) Also, yes, UCO still makes those grills - looking at one for my summer trip to Loch Ness.

[@hiramhaji7813]

I pretty sure know one cares that your disappointed… Especially Dan….. Carry a axe and STFU

[@Zeppathy]

Definitely prefer a folding saw to an axe. It's significantly lighter and pocketable.

[@Sr.loco-zy5zr]

Axe what For? U want bulid a House

[@Zeppathy]

@@Sr.loco-zy5zr So you can process larger logs down into firewood, primarily.

[@Sr.loco-zy5zr]

@@Zeppathy May in Ur country ,in my country IS Not allowed to make some fire,Cut any woods sleeping there....basicly all stuff that i'll make a little fun IS forbidden... Germany 🤷🏻

[@edwardenglish6919]

Small hatchet

[@kennethwilson8633]

Hello My name is Ken and I too am a gear aholic …

[@irfanahmed9112]

U never replied my questions.would u like to reply or reluctant to reply me?

[@worm_vaquero]

It's pronounced toe'poe, btw

[@YankeeWoodcraft]

So basically, this is "woodcraft" (the use of both modern & traditional gear to custom tailor one's kit to their needs like Nessmuk did and like Kephart did). Why not just call it woodcraft then?

[@Canadian_Craftsman]

WHAT?? You absolutely 💯% can and WILL die of hypothermia this time of year..... do you teach survival 🤔 😂✊️🔥✌️💚

[@hiramhaji7813]

Only folks like you

[@Canadian_Craftsman]

@@hiramhaji7813 okay champ get soaking wet in 40° and get through the night!!!🤣✌️

[@hiramhaji7813]

@@Canadian_Craftsman I’m not stupid enough to get there. Secondly, Champ i bring clothes….. So start the WHAT IF talk and show everyone who you really are….. 😂 Like I said ONLY folks like you…..

[@Flukeallday]

Uhm…..fire much?

[@sharzadgabbai4408]

Roflol traditional? AKA older technology. Look up the word

[@stevemccallum6429]

These items are quite expensive forty dollars just for the I can only imagine about the hammock in today’s economy people are going to spend way to much money for a weekend out I think your a little over kill even your note pad is almost 20 dollars on Amazon you need to get real hell buy the time you buy all your stuff and pay for a class I’ll need because I’ll. Be homeless

[@hunter_1776]

No kit can be respected fully without an Axe ... disappointing.

[@Tbearah]

When you pulled out the already quilted hammock 😮🥹😍 💦

[@johnwyman5939]

Nice dam job on video and showing off all the gear you have with you. 🇺🇸🇺🇸🪓🔪👍👍

[@bushcraftdad8191]

I went to order your T6zero tarp amazing price only £60 sterling..but how can your delivery service you guys use charge so much to deliver it to the UK..there charging me £65 pounds sterling delivery...can you tell me why the delivery is so expensive?????

[@bushcraftdad8191]

I went to order your T6zero tarp amazing price only £60 sterling..but how can your delivery service you guys use charge so much to deliver it to the UK..there charging me £65 pounds sterling delivery...can you tell me why the delivery is so expensive?????