My Bushcraft Kit.

Over what's in my Bushcraft day pack. So you've all seen this backpack before. This is my Hidden Woodsman Day Ruck. Let's just get to it. On the outside, I usually always have my Sandvik 20 inch axe. It's got a one and a quarter head on it. If I didn't have this, I would have my Cold Steel Tomahawk on the outside. All of these things can vary depending on where I'm going, what I wanna do. So this is gear combined with skills. The other outside, I have my water bottle holder, which contains a liter of water and an Algin Snow Peak titanium solo cook set and lid and a tea bag. So the lid and the tea bag go underneath in the pouch and then this all nests together. So I can boil water in that, that's my cook kit. Bottom of the pack is Canadian jam knots where I can attach a wool blanket if I'm doing an overnighter or I can put other gear like a coat or a sleeping pad there or something. Doesn't have to be for an overnighter though. So first off, you come to the top, piece of gear. The piece of gear that I want to get to first, which is my Primloff jacket. So this Primloft jacket packs down to nothing, and it can keep me very warm, especially in emergency. But I tend not to need it when I'm hiking because you get too warm. Next up is my survival kit. I'll go through all this stuff after. I'll just take all these out first. My homemade survival kit in a tin can. I've got my GoPro Hero 4 with tripod. Next up, I've got my Silnylon pouch from, Phantom X, we'll go through these as well. My bigger Silnylon pouch from Phantom X. Back up scope. Back up. Against the back of it, to sit on, which is just an old foam piece, old puzzle piece, and then a grill to cook on inside an old tarp bag. Reflective cord in this bag. This bag is double-used because I can put something in it, like a rock, and chuck this over a tree if I need to hang a bear bag. Sort of like the dogs in the background. And then the last piece in the main part is my poncho. A Bushcraft Outfitters Sil-Nylon Poncho. And it doubles as a shelter. It's 8x6, I think. And then there's a sleeve pouch in here. Or, sorry, a soft sleeve in here. And my Silky Gomboy always rides in that. That's it for the main pack. There's just this one other part. There's this normal hidden pocket here, which I don't usually put too many things in there because I'm afraid of them just kind of spilling out the top. but there is this velcro things like extra batteries for my DSLR sharpening kit when it's not in my pocket a pocket knife like a US knife or a SAK farmer or something like that i will also keep my wallet in there on a day hike because i don't like to wear it in my pants and my fall raven pants don't have a wallet pocket in them so this pile of mess is every single thing i had in that backpack right and it's honestly not that much once you once you break it down so i got one coat that packs up to nothing that's gone okay one piece of shelter which is also my rain gear which it's super durable can can can do a lot with this all right that's gone my paracord and bag that's gone my grill so this is uh the tarp bag that came with it or the stuff sack was an old uh 10 by 10 Bushcraft USA uh coyote tarp that's the one that the yellow one that you see me use in a lot of my videos my older videos too so it actually just fit right on there perfectly this grill i've got a lot of questions from it um this is just a crappy like North 49 or Coglins grill that i got at like uh an old sporting goods store it shouldn't cost you more than ten dollars they seem to be hard to find though uh from the amount of questions i've been getting from about it i would i would honestly look at North 49 Coglins all those like crappy kind of uh a gear but it doesn't need to be fancy it's just a piece of metal that's gone my axe all right you've seen me use that tons right that's gone my GoPro this is for our secondary b-roll whatever action shots stuff like that i just got this tripod so maybe you'll see a little bit more GoPro in the future but should be all right my sharpening kit you've all seen it before it's a Fallkniven DC4 it works really well i would recommend this this uh sharpening kit to someone who asked me about sharpening i would tell them to get a DC4 this is just a case that my friend sewed up for me it fits the DC4 and a piece of leather for a strap, Kyle from Burley Outdoors sewed that up for me, shout out to Burley where is he at? Where's, where's he been? Tell him to get some videos up, nothing interesting there also I would put SD cards with this and stuff, I just didn't need them today, so my cup can cook anything for me, it can boil water, I can rehydrate meals in and cook bugs if I need to, some crickets or something, I did that, that before when we were trying to set them up in here, you put on if you don't want to stick it inside the coals, you can just put your grill on it or entwine with me and you can make a bail, lots of options for that, my one liter of water again, that's just for a day hike, US knife just like a Swiss Army knife basically Malcolm hooked me up with that, thanks a lot buddy so my survival kit, all it is, it's an old chocolate hazelnut, those things you put in your coffee or whatever, it's all the reason I chose this though, it's because it's all metal has a metal lid no rubber gaskets or anything like that, so first off I made a signal mirror by breaking another mirror and putting it in the lid so it takes up no room at all and actually gives me a holder a handle so I can move it, who knows, but the idea is, is there, what else you got? We've got a big roll of gorilla tape on a piece of paracord, I've got Fresnel lens from Ben's Backwoods, I've got a heavy-duty plastic bag in here. These are like survival bags. I got it at Outdoor Canada, I think, or Bushcraft Canada, one of those two. It's actually very, very thick. You can be able to use it for water purification, water transport, water storage, water collection, as well as a plethora of ton of other uses, I'm sure. This is super thick. I've got a miniature first aid kit with some things like antacid, some water purification tablets safety pins neosporin um alcohol swabs stuff like that just little i've got the rest of the things in here i've got a whistle a little mini ferro i got fishing tackle with hooks sinkers and all that stuff and i've got a pen light from Thrunite that i i actually unscrew the the cap a little bit so that it can't turn on and off in your that's 120 120 lumens not too bad for a little day hike safety kit he runs on one triple-a battery right so it's tiny about the size of my pinky and it drops right in there you just do want to make sure like I said to unscrew the lid a little bit so that you're not accidentally this one's a little bit harder to push so I don't think it would accidentally trigger it but that's the Thrunite Ti5 only thing I'm missing in here is a space blanket because I used it the other day in a shelter building situation so two pouches left these are both from Phantom X like i was saying my small pouch has my odds and ends in it so we'll go through that first another little um first aid kit separate from my psk first aid kit because i don't want to have to take from that unless i need to and in here again it's very simple it's band-aids some gauze uh painkillers actually painkillers are in this part this part of it as well as stomach pills and then um alcohol swab stuff like that nothing nothing big i've also got some Gorilla Tape um this is for wiping my screen or sorry for wiping my lens on my camera super important some chapstick headlight mason's twine extra cordage that's a ton of extra cordage that's relatively strong definitely set up a tarp shelter with it um toilet paper which consists of baby wipes tp and hand sanitizer all in one and then i've also got just in case i've got hand warmers two hand warmers in there and a body warmer one in here so those are definitely just for uh safety's concern they don't need for for if something goes wrong i'll keep those i don't ever plan on using these just for fun so the big one this is my food and for today i packed it out i'm gonna eat out lunch out in here i have a bagel this is an everything bagel wrapped in a ziploc bag so this will differ again day to day obviously all this stuff will but this is what i have today so everything bagel a ziplock and i keep a few honey lemon teas and green teas in here from Tim Hortons just pre-packaged tea this is my folder cup that i've been using lately pretty handy i like it anyway granola bar my water filter from Survival Filters that's just in case kind of thing again it's like a LifeStraw, you can drink out of the puddle with it or you can hook it up with a tube and a couple bags trail mix some seasoning for steaks, Clif Bar, butter for my bagel oh sorry, a wet nap from Buffalo Wild Wings which is a very good place to eat and a good call to have wet naps and my titanium spork my Snow Peak titanium spork that i bent the handle up and like i said all of that is subject to change, it all depends on environment, i mean conditions, comfort levels all that stuff but as opposed to what, it'll all be a variation of what i have in my backpack, i'll leave stuff, my own brain pack, it'll all be the fundamentals will be there, person i'm I'm always gonna have, so guys that's my day load out for a bushcraft day if I had to, I could stretch it to an overnighter, I tried to do that because then you're in a survival situation and things are not fun survival is not fun going out and playing in the woods is, so I hope you guys have learned something, I hope you enjoyed it, if you have any questions about any of my gear or the pack or anything like that just let me know and I'll do my best to answer you, so I'll see you guys on the next one, thanks a lot, bye