Hot Tent Overnighter

hot tent overnighter deep in the wilderness. i make a waxed canvas tea kettle bag and enjoy the peaceful morning in my hot tent with a view of a river. don't forget part 1 to this adventure • Hot Tent Overnight In ...
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[@Lonewolfwildcamping]

Be sure to check out part 1 of this adventure. kzbin.info/www/bejne/m360lXV6eptrmKM

[@Pancake629]

Watched both part 1 & 2

[@Lonewolfwildcamping]

Thanks so much 🤙😁

[@JAMESMT-mm6zl]

That would be my Kukri.....most useful tool I own. Making fire is essential, but I know a half dozen ways to do that without a steel. Like you said it's gonna be a personal choice for everyone. Great vid...thanks for sharing.

[@Lonewolfwildcamping]

Excellent, great tool. Thanks for sharing

[@alexawainscott6100]

My one item is a knife, although you made a very valid point on the fire steel. Thank you for the informative video. I especially appreciate the packing up section. -from Indiana USA

[@Lonewolfwildcamping]

Excellent choice and thank you for enjoying

[@RealSAE]

Great video. Watched both. This is a great example of a cold weather long range setup. Love it. As for one item. Must agree on firemaking tool. You can make blades. You can make shelter. You can stuff your clothes with various vegetation to make insulation for warmth on body. You can hunt, fish and clean with the blade u make. It is that FAST reliable fire making tool that will make EVERYTHING else much easier. As well make you comfortable and boost morale. Cook food. You can't go wrong there. Again. Great video buddy!!!

[@Lonewolfwildcamping]

Thanks so much. I like your choice and explanation as well

[@bdavid3965]

Knife. One of the most versatile tools ever invented. Sure, you can make one from rocks or glass, but a steel knife is way more durable. A knife is protection, tool making, fire starting, food prep, shelter building all rolled into one tool.

[@Lonewolfwildcamping]

Very good 👍

[@kenbarrett2500]

Very interesting Jeremy .. one item For the I have got to go now .. I must say that is thought provoking.. my answer would be my leatherman wave multitool as it is on my belt daily .. no on e said wether or not you’d be in the bush or in a city ,, so either location the tools available along with the skills I possess would be a premium asset to me .. in town I could open commercial water spigots to access water ,, cut phone and computer cabling for cordage ,, fashion pots etc out of soda cans , remove screws to access other items that could be useful .. of course as quick as I could safely make my way to the woods with my collected along the way improvised kit that would be my choice location ,, I know several ways of building traps , archery equipment , fishing equipment , .as always a good level head with a mind full of knowlege and experience is always your most valuable asset in any situation ,, So the multitool is my next most valuable asset..

[@Lonewolfwildcamping]

Your choice is both provocative and intriguing. I like it 🤙😊😎

[@Aitherious]

Very interesting question and lots of great answers from folks. I agree with the poster that mentioned knowledge and determination. As a very old scouter who lives in an area where bugging out might be necessary and knows the value of the motto " be prepared" I have a truck and camper ready to roll at any time. I also have an emergency backpack that will keep me going for several days that I keep in the car. I also have a fanny pack that will sustain me overnight if I run into problems out hiking and walking dogs and a survival walking stick. I normally carry a folding pocket knife, bic lighter, mini flashlight and Chapstick in my pockets along with a roll of poop bags if the dogs are with me. As a woman I also carry a purse, God only knows how long I could survive on what's in there . But if the world exploded under my feet and you came along and told me I had 30 seconds to grab one thing and bug out -- I would grab your hand and say lets go!

[@Lonewolfwildcamping]

Very thoughtful, and appreciated 😁👍

[@artramsey4944]

Great hot tent setup. Awesome canvas as well. If I had to leave in a hurry. I’d probably grab the best wearing pair of boots that I own. If I’m hobbled I’ve had it If I can be on the move fire water and food are obtainable by any number of ways. Yep gotta protect the feet

[@Lonewolfwildcamping]

Thank you, and I love the importance of footwear

[@LoneCrowAdventures]

Yep. We are hot tenting this weekend too!

[@Lonewolfwildcamping]

Awsome, stay safe girls 🔥🤙🏕😁

[@Pancake629]

Keep the videos coming and keep doing instruction. In answer to your question here's my take. Multi tool fits every need for me in the bush. For me it’s a tool chest that that fits in my pocket. No matter where you are in the bush, the multi tool will fill the bill whether carving out a bow drill for fire (a necessity) or cutting poles to assist in making a bush primitive shelter to carving out a bowl for water. Can be used to make traps to catch animals for protein, can gut and clean fish too. Bottom line it can be used to carve any and all needed items .I can’t say much more than the multi tool in my opinion is my choice if stranded and only can take only on item

[@Lonewolfwildcamping]

I really like this choice ,excellent 👍

[@Pancake629]

@@Lonewolfwildcamping Thanks

[@palacegypsy3494]

Personally, I would grab a box of heavy duty garbage bags. Many uses. Shelter, water container, you can even boil water in a plastic bag if you are careful about it. You can rip them into strips to use for cordage. many other uses. Here in Texas a hot tent isn't needed most of the time, cooling one off though, that would be invaluable!!

[@Lonewolfwildcamping]

Bags are definitely useful

[@daveb.713]

I'm with ya on the fire steel being the one item I would grab. Though at first, my flintlock rifle did cross my mind as well.😂😜

[@Lonewolfwildcamping]

🤙😊🔥

[@SuperSurvivalGirl]

great video with lots of ideas! I just bought the tent and stove!. cant wait to use it! I make bees wax wraps, so you can also grate the wax (even candle wax) on a grater or hand crank food grinder, sprinkle it evenly on but not heavy, lay uncoated wax paper over it and iron it. Works great, quickly, and you can see immediately if and where you missed any wax. I'll probably make my ground sheet at home this way.

[@venomx4093]

The moment you said what 1 item would we grab, I immediately said my 1/2" x6" ferro rod. I can find shelter, water, bottles, food, sharp rocks for cutting without any issues, but a means to start fires would be my most challenging.

[@Lonewolfwildcamping]

Excellent, gotta love quick fire 👍🔥

[@jiffywartbustle2348]

Nice little night out there! For a single item, I'd take a Leatherman Wave. Jack of all trades, master of none. Saw, knife, file, and wide assortment of other tools, it can tackle many tasks - albeit a dedicated tool is often better but you can do much worse than a Leatherman!

[@Lonewolfwildcamping]

I like that choice 🤙😁

[@BryceBower]

Love the spruce filter hack. Ingenious!

[@Lonewolfwildcamping]

Thanks 🌲👍

[@markarmesto]

I’d take a friend who knows everything about survival.

[@TheKi77en]

Your consistency and content has been outstanding. You're one of the few people that doesn't feel the need to throw a dog into the mix just to get more views. Really appreciate the time and effort you put into your channel. 😊 My one item would be my hatchet b/c I would need it for heavier duty work - as an average size woman, I know I wouldn't have the muscle strength to keep up day after day. There are other ways to start fires but they're not as exhausting as all the things you'd be doing w/ wood.

[@Lonewolfwildcamping]

Thank you, I stay away from the whole "doggy park" video schemes..🤦‍♂️🤣 your choice is an excellent one, very thoughtful 🤙

[@bigbearoutdoors1999]

Well after much thought. My item would be some cordage here are my reasons why 1 I can make a bow to start a fire 2 I can construct shelters with it 3 I can use it to go fishing 4 I can craft a rudimentary bow and arrow‘s to hunt with 5 I can make small snare traps with it to catch smaller game 6 I can craft tools with it etc. a hatchet made with a stone or any other type of working woodworking tools Awesome videos love when you post new ones. Very exciting

[@Lonewolfwildcamping]

Thats a fairly good deal choice👍, thank you

[@eastcoastwildcamping]

Well let me think about that for a sec, I would prob grab my Holtzman survival knife combo. Where it has the fire steel and striker and a knife. The steel for fire craft, and the many uses for the knife, from processing wood for fire or shelter, or make some lashing somehow and make it into a spear for hunting or fishing. So many options for a knife/steel combo.

[@Lonewolfwildcamping]

Thats a good try Mike.... you know the rules. One of those items🤦‍♂️

[@TheCallofFreedom]

I agree with the fire steel. When you have fire you can deal with almost anything else!

[@Lonewolfwildcamping]

That was my thoughts as well 👍😁

[@TheCallofFreedom]

@@Lonewolfwildcamping love that hot tent, btw!

[@Lonewolfwildcamping]

Thanks, its unique and very roomy inside

[@dano8736]

Fire steel seems to be the most logical here in the north so ya fire steel for me too!

[@Lonewolfwildcamping]

😁🔥👍

[@TheRightsville]

I would take a sturdy pot . Can cook in it , boil water and also use it to carry water when moving to a new location . Flint is normally available to make a fire , weapons and tools. Of course if there were lots of other people around i would grab my rifle and see how it goes lol . I enjoy your videos , look forward to seeing more

[@Lonewolfwildcamping]

Great thinking 🤙

[@fireflysummer9214]

Sawyer squeeze water filter. The amount of energy and time it would take to boil water for a family of four would be a full time job.

[@Lonewolfwildcamping]

Excellent

[@SuperSurvivalGirl]

I agree. Fire started it all. With fire you can build darn near everything and all the other stuff can be make. I would choose a pot and knife secondly, because with these three things anything and everything becomes possible more quickly. Speaking of more quickly, cordage would be added. These four things are long and tedious to make and use. Well when it comes down to it, 10 things are about all you need to make other things. Tool heavy and a warm blanket. Try making a blanket in the bush. lol.

[@Lonewolfwildcamping]

Absolutely, I agree

[@Jerry-zn4wj]

Great video. I like the idea you had for the kettle bag.

[@Lonewolfwildcamping]

Thanks alot 👍

[@bwillan]

Next time you speak to Pomoly, suggest to them to change the snow skirt material on their canvas shelters the 300D oxford cloth that is used on their regular tents. It's should help with the drying out process as well as with mildew and mould from being damp. It should also help with breaking it out from frozen snow and ice in the winter.

[@Lonewolfwildcamping]

To be honest, having owned and used both versions if this particular tent and as well as many other pomoly tents both in 300d and canvas I must say they both dry out very quickly. The canvas is treated to be water proof and absorbs not water and is not like the canvas that military or surplus finds consist of .

[@lavinneang1976]

You didn't say it was summer or winter, I choose machete. Make friction fire or use my glasses to heat up fire bundle. I like your gear, especially that pack.

[@P4NMAN]

Up here in the north, you know you can't go without a fire steel. I would have to agree that it would be my first choice as well!

[@Lonewolfwildcamping]

Definitely a safe bet 🤙

[@jiffijoff9780]

Great video again. I'd probably pick a leatherman multi tool. Maybe there is one which includes a tiny firesteel also. But then that might count as two items already...

[@Lonewolfwildcamping]

Great choice, its 1 item and its a great pick 🤙🔥

[@budwilliams6590]

First time I have seen anyone show a practical reason for having one of those tea pots in a field kit.

[@Lonewolfwildcamping]

Thanks

[@GrumpyGrunt]

That's another nice tent, J. I would probably take a cooking pot, so I can collect and purify water, cook food, and wander through the woods making racket like a Monty Python kni-git. My favorite large chopper is the first thing I reach for, though. Take care, man.

[@Lonewolfwildcamping]

A great choice of kit 🤙

[@wanderingbox7971]

🤣😂🤣😂 I was thinking same thing Fire steel ✌ I must say really like your video content, Have been following Erik Normark in Sweden for ages. Love that tent btw think I need it!

[@Lonewolfwildcamping]

Glad you are enjoying the channel

[@s.maskell7134]

one item only? that is so hard. But I generally have a small folding knife with me at all times, so I guess I'd go with your idea as fire is essential for warmth, making water potable and for cooking food. on a different topic; if you didn't have grommets with you, make an eyelet for your drawstring using buttonhole stitch (very close together blanket stitches). Each stitch goes into the first hole made and it enlarges as you add sitiches. Put knots in each end of the drawstring that are larger than the eyelet and close the bag with a shoelace bow.

[@Lonewolfwildcamping]

Good choice of item. And I actually thought of a button hole stitch but I'm far too rough on gear and I feel the brass will create less friction on the jute string

[@herbsmith6871]

My automatic response is Knife, but you made a good argument on the fire steel. I think I'm still going to say knife because of the multiple uses, as you mentioned you will probably be able to scavenge for other items. Very cool 2 parter, love that tent and the crafts 🤠

[@Lonewolfwildcamping]

Thanks alot, I like your choice 🤙

[@TheRealBeardedEagle]

I’d take your signature Pomoly Lonewolf 902 x Timber Wolf Limited hot tent stove as my single item. With a stove I could keep any shelter I build warm through the night. A good night sleep is pertinent when surviving since your energy the next day decides your successes. The stove is something that I cannot mimic in the wild, especially its portability and longevity. Friction fires will do just fine for me. Keep the videos coming. Thanks! -The Eagle Scout

[@Lonewolfwildcamping]

Excellent and very interesting choice🤙

[@paparomesoutdoors711]

Excellent video really enjoyed it, so fire steel is great and would be at my top, along with a knife, but I would certainly grab a roll of thin gauged brass wire. I can use rocks for a knife and broad heads, bow or hand drill fire, I can make traps primitive, but I can work a snare far easier on any species more efficient than any other primitive trap. The traps work while you rest and food is fuel, it’s survival! I would grab that. Thanks for reading

[@Lonewolfwildcamping]

Thank you. Very nice choice for survival 🤙😁

[@williehaddock8181]

If it is one item only defiantly fire starter but I have my survival knife that has that attached to it so in my case that would be the one for me but in all reality my pack stays packed at all times so if I have to dipout in a hurry I grab my pack and go..... great vids man

[@Lonewolfwildcamping]

So the fire starter it is 👍😃

[@kirkroberts4467]

Would have to say it's a parabolic mirror for signalling and for starting a controlled fire. It's also good for lighting a cigarette if you smoke.

[@tl4750]

Well since you went with the fire steel, I'd probably go with my Leatherman, it's something I already use every day.

[@Lonewolfwildcamping]

Very cool, good choice

[@ballisticcoefficientdepend9811]

Great video, that was an awesome job you did on the canvas! You know, I thought the same thing you did, fire steel, and I was going to change my answer, but I really can't. I can build a lean to, or even an A-frame shelter that's weather proof all day, but getting that fire going to keep me warm, clean my water and cook food is imperative. A fire would help me see at night, keep predators away and even boost morale, and I really wouldn't want to expend the energy of using a bow-drill, I feel that would be counterproductive. Thanks for the video! Stay safe out there and God bless!

[@Lonewolfwildcamping]

Thank you, and great choice and reasons for choosing fire👍🔥

[@ezriggins1452]

Love every single video... I watch every bushcraft, and adventure video online... You have this dialed in....The scenery is the best... My apologies for busting your balls about mixing it up...

[@Lonewolfwildcamping]

No worries, im glad to hear you are enjoying the channel 🤙😁

[@dotheevolution78]

When you asked the question, my mind went immediately to my axe for firewood and shelter building. The fire steel is an excellent choice as well. So would a knife. Man, that's a tough question. You could've just asked me which of my children I like the most lol. Greetings from New Brunswick.

[@Lonewolfwildcamping]

Its definitely a tough choice

[@djinkentertainment]

Does anyone here ever make cowboy coffee? I made it with a little tea kettle and it was really easy to do. Just add some Cold water down the spout after a rolling boil and coffee sits for a few mins, coffee grinds fall to the bottom and just pour no fuss!

[@Lonewolfwildcamping]

Yes, but you lose alot of coffee in the bottom of the pot, because you can't pour all of it out without mixing the grinds

[@djinkentertainment]

@@Lonewolfwildcamping yea, that’s true lol too. You got me there ha. I’ll have to try your pine needle method some time soon. Especially because those trees are everywhere in the northeast.

[@gailgautreau6377]

The scenery is awesome! And I liked the video

[@Lonewolfwildcamping]

Thanks alot, a great time 🌲🍁🏕

[@djinkentertainment]

Would a multi hatchet be considered one item since it’s all in one? If so, hatches for process fire wood which can also pry things. The one I have has a bottle opener which has different uses plus if you can find flint use the hatchet to spare it. Could also use it as a shovel and make a Dakota fire hole.

[@Lonewolfwildcamping]

Interesting choice 👍

[@ronforrestjr2493]

There r many items which could be useful especially if stuck in woods. But my choice is almost always a heavy bladed knife with an ergonomic handle.with a knife u can do so many things that can keep u alive included wooden shafted weapons and shelter material. also can be used for food. u can even use backside of heavy bladed carbon steel knife as the striking flint similar to Flint in cigarette lighters.

[@Lonewolfwildcamping]

Excellent choice and very useful in many situations

[@fabianoliver3668]

Fire steel for me as well, although I'm still working on proficiency. Fire provides protection, light, warmth, morale, etcetera and is needed for cooking and water purification (at least will my skill set). I'm from Newfoundland so your environment closely resembles mine, and your videos are a great substitute when I'm not out myself. Keep up the great work!

[@Lonewolfwildcamping]

Very good choice and explanation 😁

[@jodyreay733]

You are so very crafty, in more ways then just one sir! That is why we ❤️ ya! Well I was thinking about one item as you were talking and I thought of a knife right away. Then you said a fire stile and I thought okay that is smart! Then I thought again.... for me I would stay with a knife for several reasons...provide protection and I could make a bow drill to make fire. Assuming I could find cordage! Or your other ways of making fire with rocks, birch bark etc....But I think having a knife would provide me with some piece of mind more than anything! That is a tough question and made me think and I discussed it with my hubby! He agrees with your choice for many of the same reasons you sited. Have a great weekend 902 and thanks for the opportunity to generate more conversation with my best half!!

[@Lonewolfwildcamping]

Thank you both very much for putting some thoughts into this and great choices 🔥🔪🤙

[@HD_Night]

At first my item was going to be an axe, until you talked about your reasoning for the fire steel and I realized the fire steel is probably the smarter option. 😂 Great video as always 👍🏼

[@Lonewolfwildcamping]

Very good choice and the axe is another good one as well

[@jameskirk5887]

Great video Lonewolf. I like the bag you made for carrying things like your kettle and stuff. If I had to choose one item to grab to carry with me, I would have to say fire steel too. My reason behind it being I don't know how good I would be at making a bow drill or other kind of fire making device. You can find all kinds of items out there to use for cutting like a piece of glass or sharp metal if you had to. Also you could use any number or things you might find for carrying and boiling water in such as a can, bottle or even the stomach of a dead animal.

[@Lonewolfwildcamping]

Thank you, and excellent choice. We are thinking alike 🤙

[@fbftactical1211]

Bow. Can make arrows and arrow heads out of so many things ie rocks, sticks, metal cans etc. Would provide means of protection for family, food procurement and its relatively quiet so no unwanted attention a gun would draw. Easy maintenance/replacement. Bow string from shoelace, cords, rubber bands if scavenging. Nearly unlimited ammunition if you look hard enough and are creative. Can be used as a fire starter depending on material used IE metal arrowhead or use bow and separate sticks as friction bow fire starter so can be considered a multi-tool. Can also be used for fishing. lightweight and easily reproduced on smaller scale so entire family can have means of protection and food procurement.

[@Lonewolfwildcamping]

This a very interesting way of thinking. One that has not been mentioned yet. 2 thumbs up 👍👍

[@traviscundy5186]

I concur with taking a firesteel.

[@Lonewolfwildcamping]

Excellent 👍🔥🔥🔥

[@thebigpapagausland2695]

I think I’d go my leatherman too, as I carry it everyday for work as well as a Snap On CRKT Rave. Small knife yes, but kept razor sharp it is very useful. The leatherman has a small saw,screwdriver etc.

[@Lonewolfwildcamping]

Awsome, great piece

[@juanitathorpe5078]

Seriously I would bring a axe multi tool now end of world happing a bottle of Jack no explanation needed

[@Lonewolfwildcamping]

Axe multi tool. Like the handheld ones?

[@TheHobbylover]

I’d have to agree with a fire steel. Especially up North a quick fire is necessary to stay warm.

[@Lonewolfwildcamping]

Very good choice, warmth is important in the north 🤙

[@ewengillies9826]

Great vids these full of genuine ideas and tips thanks Jeremy. Maybe you should be called Jack .. of all trades mate. Fits you. The one item fir ne would be my Victorinox Huntsman Swiss Army Knife always in my pocket so don't need to find as it covers many uses including health and well-being. Looking forward for future episodes. Bushyboy Oz.

[@Lonewolfwildcamping]

Thank so much, I like skills. Your choice is a very good one with many options 🤙

[@arthurplottier9783]

Nice video again, thanks for sharing. I like that tent/shelter and would like to see the option of having a flyscreen in one side to be able to have it open like you have but keep the bugs out. Perhaps a second heavy-duty zipper to fit it when needed?

[@Lonewolfwildcamping]

Here is what you are looking for. kzbin.info/www/bejne/sIbTgXWZgtecars

[@bwillan]

For my 1 item I would take an axe. It is a multi function tool when it comes to shelter building, firewood processing and the other cutting tasks of a knife.

[@Lonewolfwildcamping]

Very good, I like a good axe. I should start carrying mine more often

[@arthurplottier9783]

@@Lonewolfwildcamping Online with my comment about the needs according to the location, here in Australia we have hardwood so a saw is a better choice than a small axe.

[@Lonewolfwildcamping]

🤙

[@brendanomahony4468]

That's a tough one but I think I would have to take my fishing rod for the food element. I could always make tools and fire along the way

[@Lonewolfwildcamping]

😁😁

[@samanthamoran2615]

Lovely set up. You need to bring your family to make it more personal.

[@Lonewolfwildcamping]

Not always an option, kids have school wife has obligations 🤷‍♂️

[@samanthamoran2615]

@@Lonewolfwildcamping but it sounds like up got it going on!!

[@Lonewolfwildcamping]

Always, just needs precise planning 👍

[@THENEWWRANGLER]

I made a sawyer mini gravity system can hydrate at least 4 people that I have seen in the field maybe more

[@Lonewolfwildcamping]

Very cool, great water source

[@jeffrichards5106]

Nice job on the waxed canvas bag Jeremy. I guess I would grab a survival knife. I might be cheating, but my survival knives have ferro rods attached to the sheath already.

[@Lonewolfwildcamping]

Thanks alot Jeff, if had a knife or fire steel which one would you take?

[@jeffrichards5106]

@@Lonewolfwildcamping I guess i would go for the knife and take my chances'

[@Lonewolfwildcamping]

Excellent

[@elijahkraatz9700]

I would bring my Small Forest Axe. I can make a bow drill set and many other things with it. If I could make a second choice it would be a fire steel .

[@Lonewolfwildcamping]

Excellent choice and good reason

[@ciamazing250]

Part2 begins now..it means parr 2 of such an awesome content,ingenuity,stunning semse of art in every shot you make all in all its 10,000 times of GREAT CONTENT .. #teamlonewolf902

[@Lonewolfwildcamping]

Thanl you very much 👍🤙

[@AwakeLazarus]

I’m kinda leaning towards a good shovel, I’m in Canada, I can dig down for a shelter, sharpen the edge as a weapon , and use it as a walking stick in a pinch if I hurt my leg, but a pot would be a close second.

[@Lonewolfwildcamping]

Great choice and very smart 👍🇨🇦🏕

[@kevshelley]

Agree, I’m going with the oversized fire steel 🔥

[@Lonewolfwildcamping]

🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🤙👍

[@chrismarshall4486]

First time watching any of your videos. Awesome job, there are few people I can tolerate watching when it comes to outdoor stuff. You do a great job. I didn’t even have to think about one item to grab because it the only thing that had been consistently carried by me for 30 years of my 39 years on this planet. That would be a knife. I can make practically anything with it. It’s an indispensable tool that I literally use multiple times everyday. I don’t understand how people can go about their day to day life without having a knife on them. It would make building a shelter so much easier and as far as fire, all I have to do is build it once, then I just have to keep it going. It can even be carried by placing an ember in a piece of fire fungus.

[@Lonewolfwildcamping]

Thanks alot, very much appreciated and excellent choice of kit

[@daigentaylor]

My Axe. Multifunctional tool for all woodworking and shelter building.

[@Lonewolfwildcamping]

Great choice, and easy to repair

[@Jerry-zn4wj]

I think if I really had to choose, it would be my Hunting knife. It’s full tang and has a fire steel in the sheath as well as a sharpening stone.multiple items in one package

[@Lonewolfwildcamping]

Good choice

[@fatbikejamie]

Here on PEI things are different than most other places... we don't really have wilderness or even remote places. If you can walk you can get help very quickly. I'm fat-adapted (keto) so food isn't important for me for days or even longer. Water can be found readily if you're not picky. Shelter would be the thing I'd want to focus on, then fire. I could get both of those going with a decent blade... if i had to pick just one maybe my gerber kukri machete for this environment. No rocks so i cant make a blade but I can keep a blade serviceable with sandstone and my leather belt.

[@Lonewolfwildcamping]

Excellent choice given the environment

[@jasonminer4073]

Steel water bottle. Love my fire steel its almost a sure thing fire, but I can make a friction fire, and a container for boiling is very difficult to reproduce. Being able to disinfect water is paramount! With it i can boil medicinal plants (still studying this, next education set). Even drinking hot water in the cold can be a significant morale lift. Hot water bottle wrapped in cloth can bring feeling back to numb useless fingers. I can make char in it. I think it's the most important thing in my kit. I can live without all the rest but only if made to do so 😆.

[@Lonewolfwildcamping]

Good choice 😃 water is extremely important

[@jasonminer4073]

@@Lonewolfwildcamping had to come back and edit, had you on autoplay rolled to your next remarkable production! Good work man!

[@Lonewolfwildcamping]

No worries, I caught the whole message 👍😃

[@robertkline6479]

I would choose a knife! That’s the most important to me! I don’t have much of a family so the knife I can make things, have for protection and so on! I could do a bow drill out of my shoe lace! Awsome question! Enjoyed the video very much! Thank you for the great content!

[@Lonewolfwildcamping]

Excellent choice and excellent reasons

[@mohsenzamani8870]

Your videos soothe me💙🍁💙🍁👌

[@Lonewolfwildcamping]

Thanks slot, glad you enjoyed it 🍂🍁🏕🤙

[@darrylcambray2402]

My Leatherman Signal, it has 19 tools that includes an iron fire starter. 😉

[@Lonewolfwildcamping]

Very clever, 🔪🔥👍

[@darrylcambray2402]

And a knife sharpener (how could i forget the knife sharpener 🙄)

[@Lonewolfwildcamping]

😊😊

[@Jax4umalta]

That’s a tough one. So many different situations need different items. Something to make fire would probably be my number one thing as well. Something to boil water in would be a second consideration since good drinking water is essential. It would suck to have to make this decision. I have my list of top 10 things I will bring with me but to narrow it down to one I don’t know if I can do because of different scenarios. I’m gonna have to think about this tonight. as of right now I’m going with something to make fire.

[@Lonewolfwildcamping]

Its a tough question

[@annexrock]

My one item would be a box of waterproof matches. Reason being I'm not skilled with a fire steel yet.

[@Lonewolfwildcamping]

Excellent choice with skill level taken into consideration 👍😊

[@GusBeaudry]

My esee junglas which has a firesteel attached along with my leatherman on the sheath, so I guess I disqualified myself as my one thing turns out to be 3 thing! LOL

[@Lonewolfwildcamping]

Yes, 3 items indeed. Good thinking though 🤙

[@CRDODGE47]

I would have to say fire is the most important thing can always Break a window but with out fire you can't boil any water, fire steel

[@Lonewolfwildcamping]

I agree, very good though process

[@hellbillypete.7898]

Wildlife waking up in the back at 1:54 (squirrel).

[@Lonewolfwildcamping]

👍🐿😁

[@willisblevins4190]

Good show thanks

[@Lonewolfwildcamping]

Thanks alot

[@Johnnyexploresscotland]

Didn't hear you say survive over the kids noise lol I would have to say my axe Then my ipod lol

[@Lonewolfwildcamping]

😁🤙

[@colinbrown4008]

I'd have to go for a fire steel too as it works when wet and won't run out.

[@Lonewolfwildcamping]

Absolutely, excellent choice 🔥

[@djinkentertainment]

@lonewolf902. I think that company I had ordered that small camping table with the bee on it was trying to be delivered today, but requires a signature. I’m not sure since they never got back to me After two attempts. I was camping last night and returned home after usps was here.

[@Lonewolfwildcamping]

Schwarzebien. Its a German company

[@djinkentertainment]

@@Lonewolfwildcamping that’s right I couldn’t remember the name lol. Hopefully it was it so I could try it out this Friday after work since I’ll be camping again :)

[@mbarr1029]

I do not own one but I would chose a "Mora Garberg Carbon". 1= because I do not own one. 2= It will work as a flint and steel. 3= It will Kill, scrape and skin animals. So I can have leather and clothing. 4= makes tools, like Bow drills, pot hangers, spoons, tongs, back pack frames, frog gigs, scrapes bark to make cordage, shaves birch bark and fat wood. Cuts aluminum cans to use for making char materials. 5= Defense and if necessary Offence. 6= Pokes holes in materials that could be sewn with the bark cordage. Maybe a tent or rain poncho. 7= easier to process found garbage into other tools.

[@Lonewolfwildcamping]

A knife always makes a great multi use item 👍

[@Wayne03878]

Heavy duty Pyrex glass container, I can use it with water to start a fire and then I can use it to cook with.

[@Lonewolfwildcamping]

Great idea 👍😃

[@BobAdventure]

The best channel

[@Lonewolfwildcamping]

Thank you so much

[@jquantum23]

If I didn't take a ferrorod because I didn't look like a copycat, I'd take a saw of some type, because there is no easy way to process the kind of larger diameter wood you need for fire and structures easily. You can make a fire without ferrorod, you can make a knife-like object without a knife or cutting tool, but there aren't great options for making a saw without a saw blade to process significant size lumbar.

[@Lonewolfwildcamping]

Works for me , I like it 👍

[@Bluecollar_Scribe]

One item would be fire steel as well, need fire to cook, boil water, light, warmth, so many different things.

[@Lonewolfwildcamping]

A great item to have 🔥🔥

[@kennethholder8898]

Fire steel same reasons you said

[@Lonewolfwildcamping]

Perfect, 🔥👍

[@supernovascotian7117]

I would take a fire steel to have heat and a way to cook. A source of light at night and protection from animals.

[@Lonewolfwildcamping]

Very good choice, I like it 🔥👍

[@kylesmith853]

Awesome video, based in where I live I’d have to say a machete, with urban density and my mind immediately goes to zombie apocalypse, so self defence, cutting wood etc...

[@Lonewolfwildcamping]

Can't go wrong with a good tool 👍

[@57acres48]

Every video makes me miss the Maritimes! Tough call for sure. For me it comes down to knife or fire steel. In the end I think I would go knife - would saying my Mora Light my Fire knife which also comes with a fire steel be cheating?? If not then I would take that. If so I would grab my SRK. As others have mentioned it comes down to location and situation. One can make fire in so many ways including just "finding it" and once going using some technique to transport if needed or just keep it going. I think having a knife would make more sense as it is such a versatile tool for making stuff, protection, etc and depending on location (such as PEI) there may not be adequate stone / material to make a knife. Definitely something that made me think! Will ask some of my other "camping" buddies what their 1 item would be. Awesome video as always! Be well!

[@Lonewolfwildcamping]

Beautiful out here . Good choices and though process

[@lessharratt8719]

If I had to chose one thing?? My ILBE pack full of stuff. My favorite pack so far.

[@Lonewolfwildcamping]

Yeah, that doesn't really qualify

[@southeastidahosuccessteam1491]

How do you not get a cup full of grounds in your coffee making and pouring it like that? The branches filter all that out?

[@Lonewolfwildcamping]

Use a spruce bow as a spout filter

[@solarisbushcraft]

Great tent!

[@Lonewolfwildcamping]

Thanks 🤙😁

[@kyleoba8965]

I'd have to say I'd bring a kettle for boiling water. I can always make a fire with some wood. But if worse comes to worse and I cant find game or anything to eat i can at least have clean water to survive on for a long time. Also I am in arizona so its mostly desert and water would be quite scarce. But I am only one man that would be on this trip so it would be fine for me. Your fire choice is also a great one especially if you're mostly in damp climates... But push on man I dig the channel! I'm subscribing right now 100! Camp on my friend.

[@Lonewolfwildcamping]

Excellent choice given your area, I like that you thought about staying hydrated🤙😁

[@ThruNite]

The scenario at 0:03 is really beautiful!

[@Lonewolfwildcamping]

A really beautiful area 🌲🍁🍂🤙

[@windycity5388]

Besides a strong will to live I would bring a firesteel (if I may bring 2 things).

[@Lonewolfwildcamping]

Excellent 🔥

[@dogonegone]

If you had to pick between the canvas, or the 300d fabric hot tent, which would be your choice? Great stuff bud.

[@Lonewolfwildcamping]

Thank you, they are both excellent choices and are great for hot tenting. I like the canvas as it doesn't melt from embers and let's in natural light