My Equitment Belt - Wild Woman Bushcraft - Vanessa Blank - Bushcraft & Survival

[@DFDuck55]

I have had people argue with me about carrying a sharpening stone. I like to carry one, a dull knife is dangerous. Some say to just sharpen your knife on a rock. In an emergency that is fine, but I still prefer to carry a small sharpening stone with me.

[@6brettes]

Duck Landes a stone is always good to carry along with you most natural stones ive ever come across in the woods or mts would knacker your blade out anyway if you ever tried to hone them? a small portable stone is not a problem to carry its best to ensure the highest quality type of sharpener as the cheaper ones just dont last or wear long enough some people prefer diamond sharpeners the f1 fallkniven type is small narrow very pocketable this type or a decent length fixed to back of yer sheath can act as a place to sharpen as longs as it can take shock impacts occasionally i had a arkansas soft stone that snapped on me i had to tape it up again but has lasted me 40years!!! taped back up! so arkansas soft stones get a vote from me for their longevity its like the day i bought it!!

[@ChacoteOutdoorRecreation]

Duck you are on target, anyone who has ever field dressed game will know how quick hair and bone contact can dull a blade, will want to carry that stone with them from then on.

[@6brettes]

Chacote Outdoor Recreation hi there chacote yes you only have to look at a professional butcher to see how frequently he sharpens or exchanges knives when boning out or trimming cuts in some busy butchers its a knife sharpen every 5 or 15minutes!! on a steel or a strop! hair fur is coarse and hard as is bone if yer miles away from yer workshop at home your knife goes blunt that becomes a greater risk to you n your efficiency aswell as own safety a sharp knife is a safe knife a blunt knife is a far more dangerous implement or tool because you shall be tempted to force it through rather than cut it through leading to injuries from a slip from using the force? needed to get a blunt knife to go through? yes a small but effective means of sharpening your knife efficiently in the field where it is needed should always be carried or taken with you.rocks dont work on good knives unless you live in arkansas soft stone area or are lucky with the type of mineral that inhabits yer area region so a means to sharpen your knife is a very necessary item indeed on a longer trip even on a short hunting trip your knife can blunten if you are processing a lot of game the top sides of a car door window its edges can be used after sharpening and leather strop to finesse the final hone most folks posesss a leather belt and a car also so a simple stone of various types that works real good is all that you have to carry? with you maybe a flux agent like gunoil or paste or polishing solution also to refine the grind keep yer knife looking great also these things take up very little space and reserves of can be kept in the car or suv truck etc also

[@WildWomanBushcraft]

The DC4 is wonderful and I always carry it with me. No matter on which tour. Many greetings, Vanessa

[@6brettes]

Wild Woman Bushcraft a DC10 is an old cargo aircraft? so a DC4 is its earlier sister? you carry an old aircraft around your waist is what you are saying to me? now? i imagine that you find a spare aircraft very very useful if you are in trouble!!?

[@Divyanshu0236]

Nice equipment !! Additionally you can also carry a small notebook and a #2 pencil.

[@treerat6959]

Nice belt kit Vanessa and AC⚡DC is one of my favorites to.

[@WildWomanBushcraft]

Hello! Thank you very much!

[@seadaddybp]

I could listen to her all day. I think it's awesome to see women out doing bushcraft....I don't see many even camping. Keep doing what you do, you're doing great...most importantly...have fun with it.

[@WildWomanBushcraft]

thank you for the comment! Best regards, Vanessa

[@FLAMINGBABYHEAD]

Your English is adorable.

[@WildWomanBushcraft]

Hello, thank you for the comment! Best regards, Vanessa

[@gregholl5011]

I had a friend from Sweden who had a similar accent.

[@tomcatt998]

@@WildWomanBushcraft ❤ how you say emergency 👍👍👍

[@davidcarter8457]

Excellent choices.

[@hellhound9318]

yëß

[@vikingcelta535]

Sos la mujer Alemana más linda del Mundo, me gustas tanto, buenos tus videos, saludos desde Uruguay, gracias ♥️ Pd: Sos la esposa soñada para mí😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘

[@davidcox2264]

Very well put together. The only thing I'd add would be a small first aid kit. I'm always scratching, cutting, or burning myself. Very clumsy. :)

[@6brettes]

David Cox yes dave persons often overlook this very often needed used kit it pays to stash a few arounds not just have one make them compact portable that way you dont have to find your way crossing mt and stream back to yer main camp for the big one!! you want an everydaty uses one plasters and a seperate trauma kit for life n death type stuff that may occur in any urgence!! keep the 2 types of kit seperate but always within easy reaches of you the other thing is that if you make up more than one kit you can also spread the load within the same party instead of carrying one huge kit once you get to where your going you just pool it restock on anything used from each kit after? keep it tip top and in shape theres no going back when shtf in the remoter parts wishing that youd packed it? it is something that as trauma kit to stop heavy bleeding for instances should absolutely always be carried on you on your person in cases you are unable to move walk get up after receiving serious injury!! after if its in yer top pocket already you can treat your wounds on the spot without going anywhere plug any heavy bleeding etc

[@kevinpride6543]

Hello Vanessa! Thank you for sharing. Your kit is first rate and most excellent. Your English is very good and your accent is delightful. Thanks.

[@WildWomanBushcraft]

Thank you for watching! Best regards, Vanessa

[@rasehund]

I would add a map and a compass to the equipment pack. Your Garmin requires battery :) And of course a small first aid kit with a tringular kerchief (?) that can be very useful to a lot.

[@johantimmer3467]

I quite agree that a compass and a map should always be around. Plus, of course, the ability to use them...

[@johnanderson2654]

You have beautiful music once again! Thanks Vanessa! Thanks for the beautiful video! Wow!

[@WildWomanBushcraft]

Hello, thank you for the comment! Best regards, Vanessa

[@Myn6211]

Excellent belt kit Vanessa. I am wondering though about water and water purification or is that in your backpack? Do you always have the backpack with you as well as the belt kit? If not, I am wondering if you have room to fit a plastic bag and a couple of water purification tablets in your pouch.

[@ronhart8857]

Excellent custom made belt, with pouches, filled with very nice survival equipment! Beautiful custom made survival knife, with sheath, and fire starter. Thank you for showing your equipment.

[@WildWomanBushcraft]

Hello! Thank you for your nice comment! Best regards, Vanessa

[@drewlucero3916]

Awesome kit. Thanks for sharing this.📸👍👍👍👍👍📸

[@WildWomanBushcraft]

Hello, thank you for the comment! Best regards, Vanessa

[@Barbreck1]

Hi Vanessa. Great job! I have to concur with those who say having some kind of first aid kit on your belt would be wise. And I might sacrifice one of the spare flashlights (most likely the small baton- put it in your backpack) for that kit, which would be lighter in weight too! I also might carry the spare folding knife somewhere else, perhaps on the backpack or on your clothing, because if you lose the belt, say by falling through river rapids or down a rock face, you might still retain at least one blade. An old friend once said to me... "spread the options- if one thing is lost, you have two more back ups in separate places". Wise words! Keep up the great work x

[@skyebelongstodavidburditt]

Your equipment belt is well put together and stocked. What about first aid kind of stuff like a blood coagulant (stopper); or is that what the mushroom was for?

[@uzivat]

I think the mushrooms is for "getting high" :)

[@bikedcolumbia9613]

Thank you Vanessa !!! ... excellent tutorial ... ... and what a great company Pauly offers you

[@WildWomanBushcraft]

Hello, thank you for the comment! Best regards, Vanessa

[@jackhook4192]

Another awesome video my very beautiful lady. I don't like folding knives myself I have my ka bar and my mora and a hen and rooster I carry. And my glock 10.

[@dwtlax]

I can listen to you talk for hours, great video.. Keep them coming.

[@SCSlimBoiseID]

Vanessa, I think that your equipment belt and the things you have chosen to include with it are excellent. With all of that you should be able to make fire, build a shelter, collect water and food, and signal for help. I like that you carry more than one cutting tool, more than one light source, more than one tinder, more than one means of self-defense, and more than one way to make a fire, which is very important. I once saved myself from death from hypothermia by carrying with me the means to make a fire. If I were going to add anything else, I might put in a large, folded up plastic trash bag to use as a rain poncho, or even just a cheap rain poncho from the "dollar store." Excellent video demonstration of what is on your equipment belt. Stay safe out there. Best wishes.

[@WildWomanBushcraft]

Hello, wow, thank you for your very friendly words! What happend to you? A small poncho is a good idea. I think what I use as best, because I dont like plastik.. Mhh maybe a waxed cotton. Best regards, Vanessa

[@SCSlimBoiseID]

Wild Woman Bushcraft. Re: hypothermia, I got caught in a downpour of freezing rain and was soaked, numb, and shivering. I found cover under a tall spruce tree that blocked the rain, and I broke off a pile of dead, dry twigs from its lower trunk for kindling. I had some tinder and a fire steel and made a small fire I could get close to. In an hour I was dry and warm enough to make my way back to camp. It was a 6 hour drive to get home with the truck's heater turned up as hot as possible before I stopped shivering. Not something I want to experience again.

[@Christopher-si2tk]

I watch you’re videos because I love the effort you put into the quality of videos and for the educational purposes, plus I love listening to you talk. You have the best accent and your english is very good. I can’t speak a single word of German so I love that you have also made the effort to learn English.

[@kevinroberts9580]

That's a pretty comprehensive Loadout on your belt there, only thing that I would add would be a small Hatchet. If no one told you today, you are beautiful

[@WildWomanBushcraft]

Thank you very much Kevin!

[@PlanetRibooted]

Leave the hatchet add a Silky Saw.

[@lancashirelad2742]

Have you Compass and first aid kit or did I miss it very comprehensive kit you have a little bit of everything when I make up my package I make them to big.

[@TheOtherBill]

Agreed on the compass. Never know when the GPS will die. She has what looks like a Silky but it's one of the larger ones. Edit added: Do they have bank line in Europe? They must but probably call it something else. Tarred twine. Anyway, some of that could replace the paracord and save a lot of space. If you need the extra strength just double it up.

[@MrWaymanc]

Love the belt kit! I’ve been looking to build one also. The idea is good because you can wear it comfortably on your hips and everything is readily available and keeps your hands free. I would add a Bahco Laplander folding saw and multitool to your kit. Thx

[@judgeovyoursoulvo8685]

Great equipment, belt, and video ! Thank you also for reminding us to always enter the bush wearing an AC/DC t-shirt. :D Never leave home without it.

[@WildWomanBushcraft]

Hello, thank you for the comment! Haha, you make me smile! Best regards, Vanessa

[@WildTuscanyBushcraft]

Hello Vanessa! That is a very nice and interesting belt kit! I like it and how you showed it in the video! Ciao from Italy !!! Mattia

[@WildWomanBushcraft]

Hello, thank you for the comment! Best regards, Vanessa

[@Wolf2Poet]

Nice belt with a great assortment of needed items, yet kept at a minimal. Great video, Be blessed.

[@TheLightningGate]

silky pocketboy. thermal blanket. titanium canteen.

[@WildWomanBushcraft]

I already have everything. Just not always on the belt: =)

[@dilbyjones]

Silky SAW!

[@dugclrk]

Nice video, I've started watching your German channel to. Your English is much better than my German. Thanks, great equipment belt, add a water bottle and filter and your all set.

[@WildWomanBushcraft]

Hello! Thank you for the praise und for subscribe! Thank you for the tip! Best regards, Vanessa

[@МаксШмырев-у6о]

Привет из РОССИИ как всегда круто 😁👍👍👍✌👊

[@WildWomanBushcraft]

Hello, thank you for the comment! Best regards, Vanessa

[@7storm776]

Pretty neat rig you have there. All the essentials for a day hike or emergency kit. Good job.

[@WildWomanBushcraft]

Hello, thank you for the comment! Best regards, Vanessa

[@SpamMusubi308]

Wow! Very nice setup you have there, you have 3(Cutting,Combustion, Cordage) of the 5 C's just need to add Cover,Container also 1st aid and water purification to complete your kit belt. Take care be safe.

[@WildWomanBushcraft]

Hello, thank you for the praise! I really need a first aid kit. Best regards, Vanessa

[@PlanetRibooted]

Spam Musubi agreed. She would be set up well if she would just add a poncho and a pilots flask canteen.

[@7dangus7]

Great video... you have a dachshund? I have a black a brown one, Nug. Thanks for sharing....

[@sheenabunch490]

Everything you have is of very top quality. You're fortunate to have access to such quality equipment. I was especially impressed with the knife,it showed sings of stain on it. I remember some of the best knives, I collected pocket knives, were of carbon steel not stainless. Soligen steel from Germany like the German eye boker. Easy to get razor sharp and holds edge long time. I live in East Tennessee at foothills of Smoky mountains and thus the Appalachian trail. Would love to have access to such quality equipment but I don't know if I can get that quality here in U.S.A. Rockford Crabtree

[@TheOtherBill]

Won't that stuff sack hold water? Or just put a plastic bag in it.

[@jenarddecastro2597]

Thank you for showing us what you have there. Very well thought out for your own personal needs!!!

[@huntshackwildernessexperie6820]

Hi Vanessa Very well thought out kit. I also carry a large plastic bag that can be used as a jacket/cover in an emergency. I also carry a small water bottle and a water purification filter in case I get separated from my main pack. I really like your rolly polly bag lol I'm like you, I am always collecting things. have a wonderful day. Paul

[@WildWomanBushcraft]

Hello Paul, how big is your plastic bag? Thank you for the praise! Best regards, Vanessa

[@huntshackwildernessexperie6820]

Hi Vanessa I use a big green garbage bag , a drum or barrel liner, heavy duty That way I can cut a small slit in the bottom of the bag, turn it upside down and put it on like a sweater. It will keep me dry down to my knees and it is very light, folds up very small and costs almost nothing. Remember I live in a harsher climate than you do but it is still very handy.Your kit is very complete and well organized and I'm sure great for your area. Nice to talk with you Vanessa, have a wonderful day. Paul

[@huntshackwildernessexperie6820]

lol I was thinking , I use a bag about 200 lit. but that might be like a sleeping bag on you. Size it like an extra large sweater. The idea is to keep dry and warmer in an emergency to avoid Hypothermia Paul

[@Walibnzas]

Great video Vanessa. Thank you for sharing what you carry on it. I like the fact that you can dedicate your belt to utility items and have the ability to remove it.

[@WildWomanBushcraft]

Hello Andrew, thank you for your friendly words!! Best regards,

[@adrianwermutowski3191]

Only nesesery solutions. Impresive. That shell is funny idea, and very practical.

[@WildWomanBushcraft]

Hello! Thank you for your nice comment! Best regards, Vanessa Vanessa

[@忠信-o4i]

Your spoken English is better than mine. Thank you for those good stuffs you introduced.

[@WildWomanBushcraft]

Hello! Nice comment always make me smile. Thank you! Wish you a great day, If you want, please visit my german bushcraft and survival channel " Outdoor Bavaria " kzbin.info Vanessa

[@nigelniessen3101]

I watch these vids thinkin, one day I will find my girl.........if that one day happens, I hope she talks funny too

[@WildWomanBushcraft]

Thank you for your nice comment! Please visit my german bushcraft&survival channel > Outdoor Bavaria < kzbin.info Thank you so much! Best regards, Vanessa from bavaria :)

[@jackvoss175]

Your knife is a gem.

[@deanhaggerstrom149]

Dump the pepper spray and get yourself a 9mm hand gun.

[@uzivat]

Its a Germany = not possible.

[@adampablodayc]

I thought she was packing heat,at least i have noticed a fire arm in the past.

[@uzivat]

I saw it also, probably blank firing gun.

[@6brettes]

Dean Haggerstrom you have to think about eu gun laws it isnt always as simple as you make it apear or sound to own a 9mm in eurozones you often need valid reason and specific criteria goes along with owning one of these? a spray there is no such restrictions and a combo of spray or gun is of cse ideal but gun laws are being tightened not relaxed so its not as easy as it was before to own a 9mm

[@deanhaggerstrom149]

david john Huxtable no worries friend. I just couldn't live anywhere that won't allow me to protect my family or my life.

[@juandeleonjr4997]

Great video. Awesome equipment belt. Plain and simple, its not over loaded, using only the items that you will need.

[@WildWomanBushcraft]

Hello, thank you for the comment! Best regards, Vanessa

[@cecilperkins8490]

Your equipment belt seems very complete and well organized. The video was really informative. I enjoy all your videos they are really good and very interesting. Thank you

[@WildWomanBushcraft]

Thank you for your comment! If you want, please visit and subscribe my second channel " Vanessa Blank - Bushcraft & Adventure" kzbin.info Thank you for your support! Best regards, Vanessa kzbin.info

[@clarencecrago371]

I think you have a very practical & good belt set. Better than I see a lot of people carry. If I could suggest anything, I might say a small pouch with a few basic medical supplies. Just some bandages, a clean rag in plastic bag, medical tape, maybe a small pack of black pepper- it works great to stop bleeding & whatnot. In case of emergency, (say you cut a finger while carving) you don't want to have to search a big pack to find them. I just made a small one for my own belt. Other than that, what you already carry is perfect!

[@WildWomanBushcraft]

Hello! Nice comment always make me smile. Thank you! Wish you a great day, If you want, please visit my german bushcraft and survival channel " Outdoor Bavaria " kzbin.info Vanessa

[@unknowncomic617]

I like your tool belt Vanessa very useful for outdoors

[@WildWomanBushcraft]

Thank you for your nice comment and watching this movie. If you want to follow me on more adventures, please watch my german movies too. Link to my german channel Outdoor Bavaria kzbin.info Best regards, Vanessa

[@paulfenton9131]

All looks good quality, reliability and durability go hand in hand. Nice knife and great resource list, thanks once again Vanessa. Looking forward to future videos.

[@WildWomanBushcraft]

Hello Paul, thank you for your friendly words! Best regards,

[@charliehos3936]

Very nice set of camping equipment. Only thing, I would replace the pepper spray with a 44 magnum. Always good to have a dog with you also. Good camping!🏕

[@WildWomanBushcraft]

Thank you for watching! Best regards, Vanessa

[@ericjoseph6092]

I just came across you channel. Its nice to see women enjoying bushcraft and the great outdoors. I look forward to future videos.

[@WildWomanBushcraft]

Hello! Thank you for your nice comment! Best regards, Vanessa

[@chewher4171]

Thank you for taking the time to film and share this with us. You got me thinking about what I need to put on my utility belt. I don't mind you speaking in your native tongue as long as there are subtitles.

[@gregblankenship7584]

Good job,and thank you for taking the time to share with us.Safe travels.

[@walterpalmer2749]

Vanessa, wow, so many good & important things in that little pouch. I also carry many fire starter mechanisms. I call it “first fire mentality” & preparedness”. Your belt is excellent and of high quality. It would be worth the money. The knife/sheath/starter a nice choice. Your belt is rather complete. One addition might be an emergency poncho (large plastic bag& vacuum packed for minimal space ) in case of bad,windy weather to prevent hypothermia & rain protection. Not pretty but will protect you in the moment of need. You’re a good person Vanessa. Thanks for sharing your ideas.

[@tonymiller8764]

Very intelligently put together.

[@WildWomanBushcraft]

Hello! Thank you for your nice comment! Best regards, Vanessa Vanessa

[@kabrogan1]

Okay. First of all, you have a lot of great stuff on your belt. Fantastic video! Second, you are sooo adorable! Looking forward to seeing you and Lilly team up. :-)

[@WildWomanBushcraft]

Hello! Thank you for your nice comment! Best regards, Vanessa

[@sallylunamoth5542]

Wow! I have Belt Envy...I was Fascinated by Everything inside the Bag...Thank You for Showing & Sharing 💚

[@briannicholson5917]

Great choice of gear, Vanessa.

[@vincentlemma6396]

great video! what about a water container?

[@WildWomanBushcraft]

have a lot of Klean edge and Nalgene bottles. I always wear these when I'm on tour.

[@boggycreekbeast]

Nice belt kit! I saw ACDC twice during their Heatseeker tour! They ROCK!

[@capricorncamper]

Great video. Always good to see what people choose to have close to hand, what they consider most important. I think you’ve made some good choices there. Thanks for sharing.

[@ethylenramos7271]

I love watching you in my cellphone or computer. Hello from California.

[@chrisnunns]

Absolutely awesome. I love the belt and fastening clip. Will last a long long time and very reliable

[@joybickerstaff194]

Hi ya Vanessa! Finally, yes a link to the belt!!! I love all that u showed, I am just starting out on bush crafting. That u sooo much for this video!!!

[@jake-hy2zb]

Thank you so much for posting your equipment belt, etc. here on your English channel. I have seen most of it, especially the belt on you native channel though it is easier for me to understand here. I envy anyone who is bilingual. Being able to speak more than one language is so important today. Your English is excellent. As far as the equipment itself, I think you have done very well putting everything together for what you need. Enjoy.

[@waltero3035]

Wow! Great gear. Pretty much covers everything. Love learning new things. Thanks for sharing! Stay safe.

[@WildWomanBushcraft]

Hello! Thank you for your nice comment! Best regards, Vanessa

[@ronaldrose7593]

Hello Vanessa, I like the set up. You have have most of the necessary items to get you through a day in the woods. Thank you for sharing. As always dear, please be safe out there and have fun. 🤗

[@WildWomanBushcraft]

Hello! Thank you for watching and your nice comment Best regards, Vanessa from Bavaria If you want, please visit my german bushcraft & survival channel, "outdoor bavaria" Link: kzbin.info

[@flpirate45]

Great belt and equipment on it . Love your little Pup. Great video. Thanks

[@manuletter2]

Now you a new subscriber!. I just found you , i´ve already seen all your videos and...definitely , I´m waiting for your next video already!. I find your videos very relaxing and appealing. I hope you´re here for long!! Good luck Vanessa!. Greetings from Madrid.

[@WildWomanBushcraft]

Hello! Thank you for your nice comment! Best regards, Vanessa

[@miketaylor6700]

I usually just put everything in my pack.. but I am going to rethink that. It seems very practical to have a few important items on you at all times. Thank you for getting me thinking in this new direction.

[@SoaringEagle54]

Very nice set up you have there! I would add some first aid items to your kit. Thank you for sharing this with us. Have a great weekend

[@johnscruggs7942]

Very good video good belt equipment. like the way you explain thing very helpful. keep up the good work and enjoy the outdoors.

[@WildWomanBushcraft]

Hello, thank you for the comment! Best regards, Vanessa

[@timothywilson1493]

Your English is very good! Better than many that were raised here in USA👍

[@TravelwithYvonne]

toller Quality Gürtel und jede Menge sinnvolles + nützliches Zubehör !!! Dein AC / DC T-Shirt ist MEGA cool :)

[@WildWomanBushcraft]

Vielen Lieben Dank! ACDC, in Rock, we trust! :D

[@megbowyer6436]

Wonderful love your belt and the things you carry. Really enjoying seeing a woman’s bushcraft channel 🙂 greetings from Australia 🇦🇺

[@paulthomas975]

Vanessa perfect kit. Only thing I would add is extremely compact water proof poncho, and maybe a chocolate bar that does not melt.

[@WildWomanBushcraft]

Thank you for your nice message. I lay actually in my bivouac in the bavarian alps and make a new youtube movie! The movie will be first on my german channel Outdoor Bavaria, if you want check it out there earlier. Later it is on Wild Woman Bushcraft too! kzbin.info Best regards, Vanessa from bavaria

[@gwizkers]

You have terrific equipment, thanks for the demo.

[@redsorgum]

Nice belt setup. Thanks for posting this in English! 👍👏😎🎒

[@chevy-yd2kt]

Thanx for charring vanessa i liked the video your belt is very complete and a good quality knife you have 👍

[@WildWomanBushcraft]

Hello, thank you for the comment! Best regards, Vanessa

[@iancurlewis8490]

You have a great belt, great equipment, the only thing extra that I always carry is a small first aid kit that I assemble myself. Thank you for sharing..........

[@TressaZimmerman]

It reminds me of Batman's utility belt. You have a lot of great stuff on your belt.

[@WildWomanBushcraft]

thank you for the comment! Best regards, Vanessa

[@russelldetwiler389]

Your equipment belt load is very well thought out. I would suggest water purification drops it tablets and a canteen. I really enjoy your videos and look forward to more

[@WildWomanBushcraft]

Hello! Thank you! That is a goog tip! Best regards, Vanessa

[@luckyhiker3434]

Very nice presentation. You English is good and getting better. Your fan from America.

[@WildWomanBushcraft]

Hello to America, thank you for your friendly words! Best regards,

[@anthonyintrieri3329]

Her facial expression with the sharpening stone was priceless 😘

[@jeffsmith6441]

Awesome belt kit! I really like the quality of the belt and the contents are very practical. Keep up the good work!

[@WildWomanBushcraft]

Hello, thank you for the comment! Best regards, Vanessa

[@SouthWestWildernessScotland]

Nice to see some of the equipment that you use while you're out in the great outdoors Vanessa. Atb Glenn.

[@wacken53]

I love the cobra buckle, great knife too.

[@WildWomanBushcraft]

Hello, thank you for the comment! Best regards, Vanessa

[@MartyBecker]

Very nice equipment belt and contents. The belt knife is beautiful with the ironwood handle. 👍

[@pedroleonargentina]

VERY SMART!!! Excellent Video!!! Atte: Pedro LEON from Argentina.

[@WildWomanBushcraft]

Hello! Thank you for your nice comment! Best regards, Vanessa Vanessa

[@MadDogSurvival]

Excellent set up lady! Nice one! Best wishes friend 👍🏽👍🏽😎

[@WildWomanBushcraft]

thank you for the comment! Best regards, Vanessa

[@russr6530]

Very nicely equipped belt. I agree with others though, maybe some first aid items. Really liking what you’re doing on your channel so far. ⛺️😃

[@matrix777able]

Always wondered what was in the small green pouch you have some great ideas in there thank you

[@akim8912]

Awesome survival kit. Very very well thought out kit. I was wondering if you was ever to take a group of subs camping with you and show them how to survive in the wild?

[@WildWomanBushcraft]

Hello, thank you for the comment! I have a bushcraft-shool here in Bavaria. Best regards, Vanessa

[@dannyingram6182]

Hello again my beautiful friend that is a very nice kit. The feathers at a beautiful touch. The only thing I can think of is maybe adding a stainless water bottle with a carabiner on it you could always boil the water for purification and maybe a scarf or handkerchief to help filter the water .and a trash bag is great for a raincoat or as a cover to keep your belongings dry or to even collect water. and maybe a few safety pins which come in handy rather than sewing . Just a few suggestions. With love and great regards thank you Vanessa

[@patrickmullen5124]

I love your videos and you, Vanessa. Every time I see this video in my KZbin options, I laugh. I think a toilet paper dispenser and a roll would be hilarious. You rock.

[@pamelagonzalez9567]

You're loaded up with a lot of awesome things there are some I never thought about, thanks for sharing

[@JohnSmith-vg5gz]

Good vid! Love the accent your version of the word emergency is very amusing!!

[@WildWomanBushcraft]

thank you for the comment! Best regards, Vanessa

[@philmetcalf7421]

I'm glad to see that you take precautions for your personal safety frpm unwanted intruders. Far too many people (women especially) don't take this serious enough. Great video, Vanessa!

[@WildWomanBushcraft]

Hello, thank you for your friendly words! That is sad, but true. Best regards, Vanessa

[@dazinthesticks]

Hello Vanessa, nice belt kit and a great knife. If it works for you that's cool .Thanks for sharing. Atb Darren.

[@WildWomanBushcraft]

Hello, thank you for the comment! Best regards, Vanessa

[@c397t36]

Love Your videos Vanessa keep them coming , Thank You.

[@scrtasnmn9826]

That belt is a great idea. I especially love that knife and the sheath. Knife looks well made and a good design for you, since I watched you use it on another of your videos. I use that Maxpedition Roly-poly as well. I wish you much success with your channel!

[@WildWomanBushcraft]

Hello! Thank you for your nice comment! Best regards, Vanessa

[@waynemcleod6767]

Hi Vanessa. Thanks for the tour of your belt and equipment. Looks like you pretty much have everything covered. It is smart to carry more than one method to make fire, which you do. Perhaps I would add a compass, in case your GPS device runs out of power. Otherwise, I'd say you thought of everything.

[@WildWomanBushcraft]

Hello, this is a good idea, thank you! Best regards, Vanessa

[@kodiakcopilot]

Very nice kit & presentation. All you need is a boo boo kit🚑 I really like that fire starter in a box, & you convinced me to get a whistle as well.

[@WildWomanBushcraft]

Hello, thank you for the comment! Best regards, Vanessa

[@isaaclevy7469]

I liked your thinking in what you decide to carry on your belth, very smart thinking, i was surprised to see how many things you carry in sucha small bag. Cheers!

[@WildWomanBushcraft]

Hello, thats true. there is really a lot of space in it! Best regards, Vanessa

[@mprestoration]

Good equipment fire and light is so important, also I love this woman smart and prepared. So glad she does this in English.

[@gerardnuyttens2098]

Ik denk dat je met deze uitrusting al een heel eind weg kunt ! Mooi!

[@mattweber1842]

Very good kit. I would add a small first aid pouch and add a large plastic bag to it. a 55 gallon drum liner can be used as a poncho, ground cloth or cut open to make a small shelter. Keep the great videos coming.