Great kit my friend. Thank you for sharing. Well organized presentation. Have fun out there and be safe. 🤗

Man I love your setup, very informative chanel too btw. I subscribed and have been watching a lot of your videos the past few days. Keep up the good work man

@outofeden_bushcraft3142

7 жыл бұрын

Hey thanks brother . I appreciate that !

Sounds like a very inspiring trip you're heading out on along with a very robust set of kit, can tell you have a lot of experience under your belt as a result. You my friend are one of 'the' very few people who also uses Dr Bronners, that is such an under rated item for bushcrafters / hikers what with its many uses as you know too well. Many thanks for sharing Steve and hoping your trip is a great one ~Peace~

@outofeden_bushcraft3142

9 жыл бұрын

I really appreciate that Zed . Dr. Bronner's is wonderful. You have a standing invitation my friend to go with me anytime. ATB Brother !

You never know when you'll come across an awesome rave party in the woods. Be prepared.

@outofeden_bushcraft3142

8 жыл бұрын

😭😭😭

Good video friend. Quite an indepth and helpful look at your load out. Thanks for sharing. Hope it was a good trip. Take care.

@outofeden_bushcraft3142

8 жыл бұрын

Thanks Brother !

The Black Diamond Storm is a great headlamp. It's by far my favorite

Ha. I was your 1001 subscriber. Lol. Informative video. Great gear.

@outofeden_bushcraft3142

8 жыл бұрын

Thank you Sir ! I appreciate it !

Excellent video! I love watching nature, discover and decompress...

That was soo interesting to see your kit, useful info thank you. Snakes and bears to deal with too! You have made me think about possibly investing in a poncho instead of taking my waterproofs on summer adventures. You have some great kit there. Have a fantastic time and stay safe my friend! A.t.b. Vee

@outofeden_bushcraft3142

9 жыл бұрын

My friend. thank you for the comments. guess where I got the ideal to get the storm from? lol! the poncho is great for summer use. what she put waterproof jacket and trousers on and go trekking. the Sun typically comes out and you're stuck in jacket and trousers. You know you have a standing invitation to go with me anytime.

@outofeden_bushcraft3142

9 жыл бұрын

***** *once you not what she .

Great setup and you already sound relaxed. Have a great time and take lots of footage. I said the same thing about the flash feature of my Luci.

@outofeden_bushcraft3142

9 жыл бұрын

Appreciate that brother. yeah I owe you an apology. I thought I was subscribed to you. anyway I am now. Those Luci lights are the greatest invention in backcountry lighting ever .

@naturecallsoutdoors

9 жыл бұрын

I think Google decides who we are subscribed to. I am constantly finding where I have lost people by no fault of my own. I have my Luci in my window at home all the time now so it is charged and ready and have taken it on a lot of trips. I will put it on a latrine trail and just let it go all night so people can find their way better.

@outofeden_bushcraft3142

9 жыл бұрын

Nature Calls man that is so interesting that you said that. I've been thinking about getting another one and a separate bug net just for the latrine. mosquito bites on the butt is no fun. lol!

Good video, very comprehensive set up there buddy! I hope the trip went well.

@mattlove2110

8 жыл бұрын

That is a very nice kit...which pack is that?

@outofeden_bushcraft3142

8 жыл бұрын

Thank you brother. My 11 year old wound up going (his first trip of this kind). We had a great time .

@outofeden_bushcraft3142

8 жыл бұрын

+mattlove2110 Hey Brother. That's the Snugpak Rocket pack .

great to see your backpacking kit..... and the guy over here with the disco tent is scotswildcamper lol atb Daz

@outofeden_bushcraft3142

7 жыл бұрын

Darren Coombs Country K9s Thank you for watching and commenting brother . I saw that on a video but I couldn't remember who it was 🍻

Great vid man, thanks for sharing!

@outofeden_bushcraft3142

7 жыл бұрын

Kent Erickson Thank you for watching and commenting brother 🍻

nice kit! appreciate the video, i am planning a 3 or 4 day trip to the mountain wilderness of south east oklahoma this fall, my system will be very similar im sure.

@outofeden_bushcraft3142

8 жыл бұрын

Oklahoma ! Very Jealous !

nice set you got there got also the poncho thanks for sharing the video have a save and nice trip ps my trip in zweden i had 55 lbs on my back that whas long ago !!

@outofeden_bushcraft3142

9 жыл бұрын

Ha ha ha ! Yes we carry some heavy weight back in the day. you need to come over here and go with me sometime. ATB Bruder !

@henkisa

9 жыл бұрын

i will soon i win the lotery hahaha

Nice load out appreciate u sharing 👍🏻🇺🇸

Nice load out ,looks like you will be pretty comfortable and have a good time ! atb john

@outofeden_bushcraft3142

9 жыл бұрын

Hey thanks John. we had a great time. had to cut it short by one day. a red cell thunderstorm is heading in. didn't want to chance anything with my boy with me.

The Luci light looks like something the kids would like to hang in their tent..

@outofeden_bushcraft3142

9 жыл бұрын

Ha I think mom would enjoy that!

Knew i would learn quite a bit from you... didn't realize i would need to hang anything with scent in bear country. I probably would forget to hang my cook kit and wake up being used as a tooth pick by a huge bear, hahaha. Good video.

@outofeden_bushcraft3142

9 жыл бұрын

LOL ! It's really just extra precaution. you could probably just leave it around the fire or hanging over the hot coals. I just hang everything scented because I had a Grizzly come into camp one time out in Montana. someone had left their food out. the game wardens taught me a lot that night as they were killing verbally the people who left their stuff out.

Good stuff and insightful. Just curious about the belt packs/bags where can one get them?

@outofeden_bushcraft3142

9 жыл бұрын

Hey Brother . Check "survival resources"

Nice load out , 35 pounds aint bad for a four day trip. . Luci is cool . Have fun.

@outofeden_bushcraft3142

9 жыл бұрын

Thanks brother! yeah we had a really good time.

great video, amazed it was only 35lbs with all that equipment.

@outofeden_bushcraft3142

8 жыл бұрын

to be perfectly honest with you. I was a bit surprised myself. thanks for watching brother!

How often do you use the side pouches? Will all of your kit in the video fit in the 40 liter pack?

@outofeden_bushcraft3142

9 жыл бұрын

Yes sir. It all fit . My son decided to go so I dumped the hammock and accessories and added a 2 man msr tent . I put the side pockets on. I love having the pockets and yoke system with me . I like wearing the day pack while doing day hikes out of base camp.

I have the ENO bug net. How do you like the zip entrance? I kind of miss the full length instead of the U shape. Anyway great kit brother

@outofeden_bushcraft3142

9 жыл бұрын

Mines not a eno brother. Its a double size net. I can't even remember the name of the company. It's pretty old but is still on any holes in it. I've been real lucky with this one. I don't think I would care too much for one with zippers. I don't like fun with those things at night.

@survivorjohnny44

9 жыл бұрын

***** my bad, looks similar in the stuff sack. I don't think I would buy another ENO bug net when its time to replace mine

Really nice selection of equipment. What kind of pack are you using? I'm new to the Snugpak brand and I am impressed with what I've seen so far. They seem to make top notch stuff with no bling. Kind of a military/civilian crossover style, that I really like.

@Blakgun

8 жыл бұрын

+outofeden ( Bushcraft & Survival ) Nevermind on the pack question. I saw in the comments that it is a Snugpak Rocket pack. That's funny because I'm expecting to recieve the Snugpak Endurance 40L pack this afternoon. The Rocket pack was one that I looked at and almost bought. So I gotta ask how you like it? Has it held up well for you?

@outofeden_bushcraft3142

8 жыл бұрын

+Blakgun I really love my snugpak gear . you're absolutely right about it being the perfect crossover. my one complaint is their stitching. they need to do a better job with that. I've had to stitch a few areas where the stitching came loose on several of my packs. but all in all I'm completely happy and will continue to buy from them. thank you for watching and commenting Brother !

Where did you get the green ditty bags with the zippers and pull strings?

@outofeden_bushcraft3142

8 жыл бұрын

Sorry for the late response. I just saw your question . I got those from a company called survival resources . ATB !

Well done sir. What bag did you use for this trip? Thanks.

@outofeden_bushcraft3142

9 жыл бұрын

Thank you Sir . The pack is the snugpak rocket pack without the side pockets . By itself it's a 45ltr pack .

Wow thats alot. I am packing for a 3 day trip as well when my roadeavour gears arrive.

I know this is old but how do you do the net with your hammock? There has to be a hole for the rope to go out, how do you work that?

@outofeden_bushcraft3142

8 жыл бұрын

Hey Mr. Burr . I'm actually going to do a video on it . A lot of people just drape it over a ridge line tied above their Hammock .

Nice kit mate. If you don't mind me asking, what cup do you use with your Nalgene? Oh, and I believe the Luci light was invented after that major Tsunami disaster a number of years back..

@outofeden_bushcraft3142

8 жыл бұрын

Hey brother . It's the Snow peak 700 . Its a great little mug .

Hey, nice video. Wanted to ask, what is the second cord next to the 550? Hard to understand and no info in the description.

@outofeden_bushcraft3142

7 жыл бұрын

Ziv V. Sorry about the audio (or my accent 😂) Its jute twine . I prefer it and hemp . If you accidentally forget it , they're both biodegradable as you know . Thanks for watching . Steven

@viz.on7

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks for the info Steven. Just out of curiosity, as I'm just beggining to enter into this world and new to all the bushcraft/backpacking life... I know you can add the jute twine to the kindling to help you start a fire, is there any other uses for it?

@outofeden_bushcraft3142

7 жыл бұрын

Ziv V. Sorry . Just saw this . No not really . Just as you said . Its perfect tinder and biodegradable .

Great video, my friend. Subbed.

@outofeden_bushcraft3142

8 жыл бұрын

Thank you Brother !

can i ask where in the cohutta wilderness did you pack in at, im looking for a new place to take my grandson for some primative camping, thanks for sharing friend have a great day brother man

@outofeden_bushcraft3142

7 жыл бұрын

Tank Addiction Hello Sir . May I ask the age of your grandson ? There's some great trails thats not to strenuous for young boys . My middle son did his first cohutta trip when he was 11 .

What kind of pack was all of that going into? How many cubic inches or liters?

@outofeden_bushcraft3142

8 жыл бұрын

Its a Snugpack Rocket without the side pouches . It's 45 ltrs this way .

Is 35 lbs with the 6lb food bag? I'd love to see you pack the bag, it looks like a lot of stuff. How much water do you carry with you on your trek? Since I got my Sawyer I stopped carrying my Camelback. Lakes and reservoirs everywhere. I just keep a 32oz waterbottle and the Sawyer. 4lb net savings in weight for me. Absolutely love it. Oh, and how was the trip?

@outofeden_bushcraft3142

8 жыл бұрын

Hey brother. That did include the food bag . There was no water in the pack at all . like you there's water everywhere I hike . I have a belt pouch that I carry my sawyer mini and a 20 Oz "smart water" water bottle in . I don't really carry a camel back anymore either . I did get an MSR dromedary bag that I carry on extended trips. once we make camp I fill it . I never carry it full . There's a picture on my instagram page with the pack all packed up and ready to go . It's just outofeden_bushcraft Thanks for watching and commenting. I'm new to all this and am really enjoying it .

thats an excellent set up, is it possible to show the mods to your snugpak all weather shelter/tarp?

@outofeden_bushcraft3142

9 жыл бұрын

I'll see what I can do brother. might take me a few weeks but I'll do a video on it.

@acedecs

9 жыл бұрын

ok cool, im having that " few weeks " situation myself right now! I look forward to it.

35 lbs , nice . that's a lot of gear . makes me feel great at 28 lbs (before food ,water ,clothes ), i do need a different pack though...just gonna have to spend a little i guess. how about a vid on what you took for food ? just a thought . 227 , and a new sub

@outofeden_bushcraft3142

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching brother . I can't remember what I took . I'm getting ready for a trip soon and I'll show how and what I pack . Thanks for the suggestion !

Nice pack

35pounds and no food yet? got space in that pack for another 12 pounds food/water? enjoyed the gear review thanks.

@outofeden_bushcraft3142

8 жыл бұрын

Hey Brother thanks for watching . That weight was with food . My water stays on my belt .

Good video. Thanks

@outofeden_bushcraft3142

8 жыл бұрын

Thank you my friend !

Say, could you post a link on your mosquito net.? My built-in net failed the first time out. Damn zippers!

@outofeden_bushcraft3142

8 жыл бұрын

Hey brother you can get them on Amazon . It's called a Coglins Double mosquito net . They're very inexpensive .

@dustdeviltc88

8 жыл бұрын

Thank ya much - Sir..

how heavy was it after all? Did you weight it?

@outofeden_bushcraft3142

8 жыл бұрын

It was 35 pounds . I can get it a lot lighter but this was a comfort trip . Thanks for watching brother and I welcome any suggestions. Steven

How much of the weight was food and fuel?

@outofeden_bushcraft3142

8 жыл бұрын

The food bag weighed in just under 6 pounds . There wasn't any fuel . The little stove is a wood gasification stove . I just gather twigs and cut up little pieces of wood around camp . Thanks for watching and commenting !

Where can I buy a first aid kit like that?

@outofeden_bushcraft3142

8 жыл бұрын

I just bought the pouch and put it together myself.

Matter of philosophy, I guess. I don't carry more or less because of how far I'm hiking, but because of how I want to live in the wild. Other than the amount of food I carry, I take the same gear for a one night, two mile walk stay as I do for a stay of thirty days and a walk of a hundred miles stay.

@outofeden_bushcraft3142

8 жыл бұрын

yeah about the only thing I change is sleeping gear and clothing appropriate for the weather and food for the duration of the trip .

You have a nice set-up. Just a word of advice; never, ever carry your survival kit in your pack. It needs to be on your person, if you're 'surviving', you've most likely been seperated from your pack.I say this more for the dozens of load-outs I've seen on this were people fire their survival tin or kit right into their pack. If you have to ditch your pack for any reason you wont have time to get to it.I've twice been in situations were I lost my pack (once in a river and once when I set it down and couldn't find it) in both situations I had my tin. I lit a fire, didn't panic and was able to relocate my pack. If the kit was in the pack I might not be here to write this. Canadian woods can be very unforgiving.Thank you for your contribution.

@outofeden_bushcraft3142

8 жыл бұрын

Thank youy friend . That is perfect advice ,absolutely agree brother . I always have my knife ,saw ,firesteel and 550 cord on my person .There's usually a trauma dressing in my pocket also. The little possibles bag is a bit of a luxury for purposely leaving camp .

What is the backpack's make and model?

@outofeden_bushcraft3142

6 жыл бұрын

Ed Brooks Its the Snugpak Rocket pack without the side pockets . Its a great bush pack but I'd definitely use something different for longer distance . 👍

I take it you like olive drab green? And Snugpak, Haha. I will have to find the trip video now.

@outofeden_bushcraft3142

8 жыл бұрын

LOL! yeah I just can't get into the blue, red ,florescent etc... They seem so out of place in the Forrest . Alas no video of the trip .

@EasternMountainHiker

8 жыл бұрын

I'm the same way, just thought it was funny.

What size is your back pack?

@outofeden_bushcraft3142

9 жыл бұрын

Hey Brother. It's 40 ltr without the side pockets. With them it's 70 ltr total

that water in Cohotta is the coldest water that i have ever been in,even in the summer

@outofeden_bushcraft3142

9 жыл бұрын

It certainly is Miss Phyllis. You can't stay in it very long.

@phyllismulkey3778

9 жыл бұрын

Be careful and have fun

We make a lot of the same gear choices.

@outofeden_bushcraft3142

6 жыл бұрын

Doug .Brown Great minds 😊🍻

sorry if I comment twice but the "incase you wanna have a rave party in the woods" comment cracked me up! I will be subscribing!

@outofeden_bushcraft3142

8 жыл бұрын

Thank you Brother !

PERFICT

Outofeden, I just loved your load out gear. You hit everything and are down to earth-very refreshing indeed. Is there any chance sir you could take a little more time and go over "everything" including brands you use, etc? Maybe a PDF? You know your stuff (live it, nothing is shiny) and I am a firm believe in quality over crap--it's worth the investment (save, save, save).....When my butt is on the line, I want the best. Anyway, I am sure I speak for many in a detailed BOB/INCH bag platform....Again, I sincerely appreciated your insight and video. I subscribed and will be looking for more.. Thank again.

@outofeden_bushcraft3142

9 жыл бұрын

Thanks Brother ! That is probably the best compliment I have ever received. I'm going to break down my kit in a series of videos. I did one on my Billy can and contents. I was going to do canteen and mug set next . Is there anything you would like in particular?

If you have a sink it's technically not Bush craft this is what you're doing is essentially backpack just got off the boat probably have skills the circulatory item so 10 agree without really doing best craft if you're carrying a sink

@outofeden_bushcraft3142

7 жыл бұрын

Sgt. Awesome Yes a sink is not "bushcraft" . A knife,Axe, backpack etc... isn't either . Its just gear . Anything not crafted from the bush isn't "bushcraft" . Not sure of your point as your English and/or typing ability are hard to understand .

@PingHansen

7 жыл бұрын

"technically not Bush craft" Actually, who cares? The issue is not some persons totally irrelevant views on BC purism, but having a good time, "practising some bush craft". I'd bet that quite a few of the old-timers would have brought something like that, if they could. That thing has multiple uses. Ditto the Luci light, which (and that's irrelevant as well) isn't "pure" BC either. And neither is the e-book reader and the (dumb)phone that I bring. Nor my high-tech head lamp. Or .. Or ..

About 80% of your gear, I own the exact same things. I own two of those lucy lights and I put my bahco in the sheath that came with my old folding gerber saw which was junk. It broke the third time I used it but the sheath was great for my Bahco with two extra blades that fit in it perfect and is still very light. I also have an ENO hammock with a seperate bug net that I hang from a ridgeline under my Oware tarp. A seperate bug net makes getting out of my hammock quick, and zippers are to easy to dammage. It really is amazing how much of the stuff you carry I also own. Have you seen the "amazing wilderness camp cot"? Check it out, it's really cool. kzread.info/dash/bejne/aIKNucZqfs3QidY.html kzread.info/dash/bejne/oIBh1rKAopTPlNo.html

@outofeden_bushcraft3142

7 жыл бұрын

Sorry for the laye reply . Yeah there's something to be said for good gear . I like the idea of an extra blade for the bahco. I've seen those camp cots . They look cool . Thanks for watching !

good to know to hang your food

@outofeden_bushcraft3142

8 жыл бұрын

Absolutely my friend !