The Perfect Bushcraft Kit - In a Knockoff USA Army Patrol Molle Assault Pack | Gear Review

[@masongates246]

What rucksack is that ? Sorry if you mentioned it. Love the kit and video btw

[@Nativesurvival]

Its a knockoff copy of the USA Assault Pack, like this one- www.amazon.com/REEBOW-GEAR-Military-Tactical-Backpacks/dp/B01KJMDK1E/ref=pd_cp_468_4/140-1079936-1615428?_encoding=UTF8&pd_rd_i=B07Y3SYK26&pd_rd_r=a1716cda-1b1e-4d53-977a-523f646e8896&pd_rd_w=FyWxs&pd_rd_wg=xihiX&pf_rd_p=0e5324e1-c848-4872-bbd5-5be6baedf80e&pf_rd_r=SRQKXTEJ176FREDK1V90&refRID=SRQKXTEJ176FREDK1V90&th=1

[@Christopherjamesmurphy21]

@@mrbluesteen dude he said the one he owns is a knock off not the link he sent. You over sensitive bastard.

[@skim193]

looks like hidden woodsman pack from 7-10 years ago

[@neilstuckey5949]

Nice kit. I'm glad to see a "bushcraft" kit that doesn't weigh over 40 lbs. Many people have a kit/pack they can't carry over a mile. You can spot a green horn from their pack contents. Anymore mom about all I carry is a thermarest mat, Mora 1, army canteen + cup, painters drop cloth (for A frame super shelter), couple mylar blankets, cordage, Swedish firesteel with whistle, Western mountaineering ultralight down bag, few wraps of gorilla tape, shemagh, platypus water filter. All in a snug pack sleeka 35 rucksack.

[@CommonCentsOutdoorsman]

It always amazes me how much stuff a little pack can hold. Nicely done Mitch!

[@Nativesurvival]

+cyclist01222 ahh indeed, packing it properly is the trick isnt it.

[@65gennaro]

Best Kit video I´ve seen so far! Very practical, very compact and - real! Thanks a lot!

[@bloodyeyeful]

Nice video, thanks for sharing. I liked the fact you reminded us that dark is sometimes an overlooked portion of a day, and that you go out to the woods and practice your skills.

[@sargefaria]

Pretty comprehensive kit indeed, specially for a day. Nice run through. Nice looking pack as well, Malc does a fantastic job on them. and I like the brown.

[@Nativesurvival]

+The Woodsman School and Guide Service Im digging this pack, yeah for a little kit it sure covers alot of bases and with the NS wool blanket bivy i can sleep out if i really wanted lol

[@sargefaria]

+NativeSurvival No doubt man......not like we haven't done that before ; )

[@Nativesurvival]

The Woodsman School and Guide Service haha right on exactly freezing temps for years.

[@alexandermagana6626]

love the videos man. I like how you utilize all the available space to fit everything together. Very well organized in thoughtfulness and preparedness

[@planecrazyish]

Very nice gear. Those canvas bags and haversack, look fantastic.

[@jaymclean2604]

Excellent kit brutha. I love seeing what others carry as there is no one kit fits all

[@ALoonwolf]

I don't have a specific "day kit", I just have one simple bag of everything I need, it only lacks a tent and sleeping bag I use for overnight camping, but I also always carry a tarpaulin for versatile use. I also know where my towel is - it's in my bag. :) I was out on a hike with a dodgy guy who gave me some strange drugs, and he took me down a pitch black tunnel. In the middle of it I began to freak out and get really hot. And I really wanted to go home, where I had my comforts. Then I remembered that very comfortably on my back was everything I ever need, even in the worst of situations I could find comfort and make anywhere my home. And everything was all right. :)

[@ALoonwolf]

But in addition to my bag of supplies, I always carry in my pockets a few vitally important and useful items - so even if I lose my bag, everything is STILL all right.

[@Zedoutdoors]

An informative breakdown and lovin the backpack of Malcolm ~Peace~

[@upnorthof60]

You day kit pretty much mirrors mine. Thanks for sharing!

[@ronjohnsonoutdoors339]

Nice kit. You can call it a day kit, but you could probably last a good while with it if you had to! I wouldn't have thought to include an empty haversack, but once I gave it a couple seconds thought, it seemed so obvious! Thanks for sharing. Merry Christmas to you and your family. First one without your mother will be tough; been there, done that. God bless you!

[@brennanjones5502]

I might implement some of these in my own kit.. Thanks for sharing Mitch

[@dsnitker]

Great video, I really like the pack. I'm planning on ordering either that pack or this one when he opens back up in March.

[@cobykeim6537]

hi I am a hunter and eat what I kill I love your vids it will let me be the smart one when my bro in law throws a hardcore camping trip like in the winter with not tents and very little food thx for the good tips

[@NorwegianWoods]

Good thought out kit. I guess you can do a lot with that gear. Thanks for the video :) - Martin

[@Rick1dat]

Nice video on your pack. My 3 day pack has a lot, trying to get it down in size. Bringing the TV next time out lol

[@TheDiomedef16]

An excellent kit and very compact too.

[@pnwadventuresandgearreview8749]

Mitch thanks for sharing your knowledge greatly appreciated!

[@terrychorn1503]

Good video Mitch. Thank you for sharing!

[@themoodybobby1]

the condor bushlore sheath fits the mora spoon knife just right i have found. Just turn the point towards the welt. Great video as always.

[@Nativesurvival]

+themoodybobby1 right on, good idea. thanks

[@jahuzabkebab7322]

NativeSurvival what is the name of the backpack

[@samsmithbushcraft4094]

Hey Mitch nice video, I just got back from a 3 night stay in the woods I gotta say a teepee shelter is really cosy with a fire just in front of you but anyway hope your doing good enjoy the out doors!

[@vil5158]

+SmithyGaming You have not watched the video yet it's 12 minutes

[@samsmithbushcraft4094]

+vilced yeah I got up to 3 minutes in but I had to go do something and I didn't know how long I would be so I thought I'd leave a comment while I could, so when I got back I finished the video simple :)

[@X_explorer]

Cool vid! I like watching earth, explore and slow down...

[@AEWildwoodsman]

Axe in a sock, brilliant idea. Thanks for sharing. Æ

[@Nativesurvival]

thanks

[@wanderingthewilderness]

you could easily pull off an overnighter with that. good kit with good gear. thanks for sharing

[@Nativesurvival]

+wildernesscamp 85 absolutely.

[@anoren4480]

Your presentation is very relaxed and natural, but not rehearsed, so its obvious you have been "living" this way. I initially came to your channel because I thought it was American Indian (native). The link to your channel was on Saved Monk Outdoors Channel. He's the Pastor of our church in PA.

[@Nativesurvival]

+A Noren Thanks for checking out my channel, lots of native skills on my channel.

[@deepsouthNZ]

great kit mate

[@TheBeardedBurton]

Great video, thanks for sharing it. We think alike except I don't carry my axe with me as often but it's just cause of my area I'm in.

[@EDCAdventures]

Great video. I like Malcolm's new day packs.

[@Nativesurvival]

+EDC Adventures Malcolm from The HiddenWoodsmen makes the best compact rucks in the industry.

[@EDCAdventures]

So I have heard! I hope to order the FTB soon!

[@riff2072]

Another, Thumbs Up.

[@sapperinitiative4773]

Loved the video and many Thanks for admitting you carry wet weather gear!!! I was beginning to think I was the only one!!! LOL

[@amrasurvival5580]

excellent video i really like your kit thanks for sharing

[@hangswithraccoons]

Cool video Mitch!

[@outdoorslifesurvivecraft5078]

I like it. Its not much different from my weekend pack, depending on the time of year. My day pack is a lot less then that though.But either way, its still a nice pack. Its for the day, but it is prepared for more. Thats something a lot of people just don't do, big mistake. Also, I have been using a 60 lb. draw crossbow pistol with a red dot sight instead of carrying a bow with me. Its been working out great for small game.

[@josephhaddakin7095]

Merry Christmas from a long time subscriber.

[@PreparednessVeteran]

If it works for you, it is the perfect gear. Good loud out!

[@Nativesurvival]

right on thanks

[@OGsNitroRCs]

Old video i know but i just stumbled onto it.. besides the awesome load out you presented i have to touch off on one thing, "might not be important to most but to me, a Native, it was nice".. when you called your food mix "BAH-NOK".. instead of "BANNEK".. like most do, it was nice to hear it called what we call it for once. Thank you! Now about your pack, what ltr is it? Ax weight? And i see the long bow? Thanks for the read..rgds: Niizhmukwa..Two Bears from Michigan.. new subscriber

[@Nativesurvival]

Thanks glad you noticed, not sure on liters for the pack as it as handmade by a local person to me the Hiddenwoodsmen he has a website and this happens to be a pack design i think he only made like 5 of and decided to discontinue it but probably 30-40 liters. Axe is just over 2lbs its a good light hiking axe at 19", the bow is a 55lb Fred Bear Archery Montana Longbow, its an excellent bow. Be well; respect.

[@PalmettoParatrooper]

Great video, Mitch.

[@jordan-it2xf]

great gear and load out bro cheers

[@DougWilsonyellowhawkcustoms]

I know u r busy Mitch. Have a happy new year brother.

[@Nativesurvival]

+Doug Wilson Havnt used it yet, gonna take some time with it, im looking forward to it, thanks man very cool indeed, thoughtful.

[@Nativesurvival]

+Doug Wilson Happy New Year to you as well Doug.

[@TopwolfOutdoors]

Merry Christmas my friend have a super week.. TW

[@johnnyb9218]

Mate, I really like your kit and how you've managed to fit it all into a relatively small rucksack. Would have been cool to know the brands of your knife & axe.

[@zechariahhall2620]

whats the pack in the vid and how much does it cost

[@akrocuba]

Nice bag, but I wear a tactical belt when I go into the woods that holds a lot of that stuff that is in the pack. Where is you fire arm? Anything else, besides knives that are in your sack, for self defense? In a bad situation you would never be able to access them fast enough.

[@BCSteelhobo]

So you have rain gear for you if it's raining but what about your blanket on the outside of your pack? Do you put it in your pack? Is your pack waterproof and if not...?

[@jtmonsman]

So, I know you say brand is not important in this vid, but i am looking for recommendations on rain gear.... light weight and doesn't tear easily would be a plus. i'm sick of re-buying garbage after one or two uses because it gets damaged so easily. thoughts?

[@centermass3454]

Where did you get the camo cordura tinder pouch with wrap around ties from ? Helpful video.

[@Nativesurvival]

+Center Mass hiddenwoodsmen

[@pauljones9746]

Mitch, Why do you not carry a needle in your kits? I find them VERY useful for lots of reasons.

[@Nativesurvival]

+Paul Jones i have a needle and thread in the pouch on my belt.

[@soisitimpossible]

You said you kept a haversack in your pack for obvious reasons....if you're carrying your pack why is it you need your haversack!? Just curious but would that not be excess weight for a day pack?

[@survival919]

where did you get that pouch for your first aid kit? looks like a nice size

[@michaelrapino4175]

I don't know if you've mentioned this in other videos, but for those of us who would like to know, where did you get your rain gear? Thanks!

[@DIYSolarandWind]

Merry Christmas

[@johnfuzz704]

excellent vid

[@jorgearroyo6881]

Well designed bag.

[@jeronwallin7258]

you probably have a video on it but what exactly is your arrow quiver called? great video by the way I love all your vids.

[@brennanjones5502]

Would the Eastern/Central books be good for Michigan? I can't find any specific to Eastern US.

[@jrozanec1]

knife and compas at the bottom of the backpack??

[@DougWilsonyellowhawkcustoms]

hi mitch. I would like to ask how you are getting along with the mora High Q sheath? Do you find it effective?

[@JLeeChron]

+NativeSurvival where did you get the blanket latch? To keep it wound up nice n tight?

[@Nativesurvival]

+J Lee I offer it in my Gear Shop.

[@pastorpfp1]

What is the name of your.ruck?. I didn't recall seeing it before. Thanks very much for sharing it. It looks like you guys are having a mild winter, too.

[@Nativesurvival]

+Paul Phillips Its a HiddenWoodsmen Prototype of a new design Malcolm is making.

[@Nativesurvival]

+Paul Phillips Just got the official word. Its the HiddenWoodsmen "Huntsmen Pack", to be released next year.

[@Atkrdu]

+NativeSurvival Looks good. How much? Also, I can''t see- do you have some side slot/pouches for regular water bottles?

[@Nativesurvival]

It has molle on the side to attach pouches.

[@anthonymiller3926]

I have a large military pack. I can cram so much stuff in it. But that's the problem it weighs a whopping 72 pounds.that's including food and water. I think I need to ditch my propane one burner stove and propane one mantle lantern.and if course the two bottles of propane. That would drop considerable weight. I m not sure though because this also doubles as my emergency kit. Maybe I invest in a short term pack like yours. Any ideas.

[@Nativesurvival]

+anthony miller Easy to become overburdened happens to everyone, try to get it down to 20-23lbs. Mine is 23lbs in the vid.

[@Montestuma]

Haversack? What do you use that for? Not obvious to me sorry.

[@shaneschannel9289]

Mitch I'm planning to buy a GB axe soon. Considering what they cost it will probably be the last one I ever buy so I really want to make the right choice. What are your thoughts about the Small Forest Axe vs. a 3/4 length axe? Ray Mears has one developed and produced with GB, but it costs a lot more. Is it worth carrying the extra length and weight? (Probably be used most in temperate zone, 3 seasons.)

[@thetruthhershelcyphers]

Good video Mitch. Could you tell me about your canteen? Is it made of stainless and by who? Thanks.

[@Nativesurvival]

Heay Cover canteen titanium not steel.

[@jdforthewin7911]

Very very interesting

[@BacktoNatureBTN]

Hi there buddy, just subscribed 👌 keep up the videos 😁

[@johnlord8337]

!!!! Ritz Carlton day pack base camp. Who else is going with you?

[@Nativesurvival]

+John Lord going with me where? this was filmed at the NS Teaching Camp.

[@johnlord8337]

I definitely must be ultralight. Just wondering where you packed in the Jeep! at the "Ritz Carlton" camping ground ...

[@ppger44]

As that backpack stores more pockets of weight away from your back, do you feel pain carrying it after a mile though? Schoolkids backpacks were causing back issues.

[@Nativesurvival]

+John D no

[@johnavery3049]

Have you ever carried a condor bushlore?

[@pappy451]

what's the size of your wool blanket ? nice small kit . weight ? can't be much . good stuff Mitch . 628

[@Nativesurvival]

+Pappy Its a Twin sized blanket, thanks Pappy @23lbs.

[@pappy451]

sweet,i have a twin and a queen size. 23 lbs!!!thats awesome ! mine is closer to 35...thinning it but its hard for me to let stuff go...because i likes my stuff ! it handy to have but a burden for sure. thanks Mitch .

[@happycamper9300]

I have watch a lot of these bushcraft videos, and is very intriguing for me to see these fire kits with a lot of tinder. You are not suppose to be in the woods were there is a lot of wood and a lot of tinder ? Overall good video and good kit

[@jeronwallin7258]

Hey Mitch love your vids. what exactly is the name of your arrow quiver? keep these comin. thanks

[@Nativesurvival]

+Jeron Wallin Basket Quiver

[@jeronwallin7258]

+NativeSurvival thanks love the vids

[@drakenilesovnguard8718]

I realize it's not the point of the video but what now and arrows are you using?

[@elizabethrorabaugh4354]

How many liters does the daypack hold?

[@atgoh93]

Love your videos! what brand is the canteen and canteen lid is in the video?

[@Nativesurvival]

+atgoh93 Thanks, Canteen is Heavy Cover. NS Community Channel was just released if you want to check it out. Link: kzbin.info/door/xv1HGqDaf04BnpDIdQ4L1Qvideos

[@phattyj811]

great vid Mitch! is that rucksack available on your website? i really dig the design.

[@Nativesurvival]

+phattyj811 Its a HiddenWoodsmen Prototype Ruck, not sure if its released yet, i dont believe it is.

[@Nativesurvival]

+phattyj811 Just got the official word. Its the HiddenWoodsmen "Huntsmen Pack", to be released next year.

[@caribooadventures7898]

Haversack in the kit for obvious reasons? What reasons ?

[@Howlingdingobush]

Good walk thu..

[@thedude_underyourbed]

I have a question, I'm trying to find where to buy the knife you have (the mora high q) and it says it's no longer available but keeps suggesting a "newer model" should I try the newer model or should I search a bit more to find the original high q

[@restoreallthings1806]

+Matthew Ballard I've had good service from here a few times, no problems. They have the high q, www.knifeworks.com/morakniveshighqrobustfixedbladecarbonsteelrubberhandle.aspx

[@thedude_underyourbed]

Awesome, thankyou! I think I'll be placing my order shortly :)

[@greedygringoprospecting6941]

you can get rid of the rain gear and use a $2 plastic tarp 9 feet by 12 feet from the home depot I use some dmt (diamond) mini stones and the dmt tan stone

[@Nativesurvival]

+kenny cadarett Rain gear is far more affective than wearing a tarp or poncho. thanks.

[@greedygringoprospecting6941]

+NativeSurvival rain gear takes time to put on the $2 plastic tarp takes just a couple of seconds the tarp is much better try it you need to stay dry rain gear takes up space and the tarp doesn't because you can throw it away when your done get rid of the rain gear

[@coziii.1829]

Ok where is the hammock or pup tent. Some food etc. This stuff goes in my messenger bag or haversack. Never understood a day pack . Plus if I'm going out in woods it will be for 5-7 days. Lol but that's my everyday carry but plus guns.

[@Nativesurvival]

i dont need a tent if im just there for the day, the day pack holds more than my nativesurvival haversack, like adding the blanket and axe etc. The food you asked about is at 535 in the vid, i show my food pouch that has bannock mix, coffee etc. I dont only go in the woods for 5-7 days but go for the day too, this happens to be my day kit. You can go on history channel website to see my kit i brought when i survived in the woods for over 40 days, the kit is different items. I also made a vid about that kit too.

[@Nofixedabode859]

@@Nativesurvival you could do overnight ers with that kit as well Mitch can't you, I remember your old vids with wool blanket and tarp in winter hardcore man!

[@Nativesurvival]

Of course, lay down by my fire under the tarp was how i slept for many years ; )

[@VENOMps3]

what cargo pants are those?

[@Nativesurvival]

+VENOM BSA Canvas

[@jarlove]

you carry a LOT!i hope the main difference from you daypack and a week pack is more food, tarp and maby a sleep system..

[@Nativesurvival]

+NorseMarauder yes this is the Foundation Kit.

[@ppger44]

What is bank line? I know what paracord is.

[@Nativesurvival]

+John D A type of rope, check it out in my Gear Shop.

[@Rhino_Skin]

What kind of axe was that?

[@Nativesurvival]

+Michael Pringle gransfors bruks, small forest axe

[@navaxoalaska1022]

You need a victorinox knife and a water filter..

[@Marco-fr2hu]

how can I stop being afraid to go into the woods to practice bush arts

[@Jon6429]

+Marco Martins Fear is actually a good thing so embrace it, listen and learn from the voice screaming in your head.

[@Nativesurvival]

+Marco Martins spend time in the forest.

[@ChiIeboy]

"I keep a haversack in my kit for obvious reasons." lol...for "obvious reasons"? Apparently, I must be the stupidest person watching this video, because it's not "obvious" to me why you would put a haversack in a backpack. I mean, you could say the same about a bowling ball - yes, it's obvious what a bowling ball is used for, but pulling it out of a backpack might suggest a bit more explanation. Otherwise, great video!

[@mrbluesteen]

You have a great point

[@fernandobarreto9565]

Ok! Fernando. Rio. Brasil

[@Nativesurvival]

thanks

[@lucashaggarty7010]

Flint and steel?!?!?

[@michaelputnam3216]

👍

[@ulfheonar9126]

you should add a map , Toilet paper and water filter , flash light for night time ?

[@Marco-fr2hu]

my portugal

[@joshuaverno7955]

food man?!\low blood sugar????

[@Ajdasiibishvekot]

You carry 3 fucking books with you? Where are you going? College?

[@Nativesurvival]

Yes, College of life.

[@mrbluesteen]

He is going to school....

[@neilstuckey5949]

Nice kit. I'm glad to see a "bushcraft" kit that doesn't weigh over 40 lbs. Many people have a kit/pack they can't carry over a mile. You can spot a green horn from their pack contents. Anymore mom about all I carry is a thermarest mat, Mora 1, army canteen + cup, painters drop cloth (for A frame super shelter), couple mylar blankets, cordage, Swedish firesteel with whistle, Western mountaineering ultralight down bag, few wraps of gorilla tape, shemagh, platypus water filter. All in a snug pack sleeka 35 rucksack.

[@blacksheep6821]

Painter's drop cloth... Why didn't I think of that before? Thanks!