What should you pack for a 1 month hike??
Do you need a starting point for packing for a one month hike? Here is a deep dive into my pack for a standard 20+ day adventure! We are about to embark on a one month long hike from Springer Mountain Georgia up through Mount Sterling, North Carolina in the Smokies! In this installment, I will be going over all my gear! What I’m taking why I’m taking it as well as freeze dried meal prepping! I’m super excited to dive in to all this with y’all!
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I like the bushcrafty stuff i feel like more people should get into this
@FellowshipoftheTrailOfficial
27 күн бұрын
Agreed! It is an amazing skill to learn! Plus fun! Thanks for the comment friend 🤙🏼
Smart Savings on the Meals Very Smart!!!!!! great video
@FellowshipoftheTrailOfficial
25 күн бұрын
Thanks! It was incredible! I had nine days of food packed with snacks, and my food bag only weighed 3 pounds!!
I have an LT Wright GNS scandi in 3V. I love it but wouldn't carry it in addition to my other gear, especially during these dry seasons out West. Right now I use a Daniel Fairly Backpacker, weighs 1.9oz with sheath, it's pretty good for it's size though probably very minimal for any bushcraft stuff. Be save safe out there, wishing you the very best.
@FellowshipoftheTrailOfficial
13 күн бұрын
I’ll have to look into that knife! Because I don’t use mine for processing stuff as much now as I do for makeshift tent stakes, tarp stakes, and odds and end things around camp like food prepping. Thanks for your input! What do you usually use out west? I haven’t done much out west hiking other than Montana. But it hasn’t been dry and hot in Montana when I go.
This was helpful presentation my friend
@FellowshipoftheTrailOfficial
29 күн бұрын
Thanks! I’m glad it helped! Always available if you have any questions regarding anything going forward as well! 🤙🏼
DD makes great stuff for the price. I have a superlight and a standard 4x4 tarp from them. The 4x4 is a freaking palace with a hammock or on the ground. I'm headed on a 3-4 day kyack trip this weekend and that's definitely going with. Can't wait to see the videos from the Mackaye trail. That's one that always seemed interesting to me. Good luck man.
@FellowshipoftheTrailOfficial
13 күн бұрын
Yes they do! I love my DD! How was your kayak trip?!
@BlackcatOutdoors
11 күн бұрын
@FellowshipoftheTrailOfficial It started a little rough. We set off on Sat in a down pour on a flooded river. I swamped my kyack in a set of rapids about 3 hours into the day and had to drag it and my fat ass to shore. Luckily I didn't loose much and my camping gear stayed dry. I spent another cold and wet 2 hours to camp. Now the good, the sun came out just before dark and the rain was gone. I still had a nice warm hammock/quilt to crawl into and forget about it. Day 2 and 3 were awesome. Sunny and high 70's both days. I even got most of my gear dried by the 2nd night. Caught a couple dozen fish along the way too.
@FellowshipoftheTrailOfficial
11 күн бұрын
@@BlackcatOutdoors that’s super cool! Stories that last forever! I feel like that’s the experience for the MST though. Getting stuck in a lot of rain and then hoping to be able to dry out and get sun.
I never understood all the bias against a good fixed blade belt knife. They dont weigh that much and the weight is on your belt not in the pack !
@6foot8jesuspilledpureblood82
28 күн бұрын
You wouldn't catch me without a way to defend myself out there, not to mention all of the other uses
@FellowshipoftheTrailOfficial
27 күн бұрын
Completely agree! Most people I meet think that the knife on their little Swiss Army knife is enough. For some, maybe.. but they can’t be used for nearly as many applications as a good well made bushcraft blade!
@BlackcatOutdoors
11 күн бұрын
Even if I'm just doing a quick lightweight overnight, I still bring my mora. It weighs less than a lot of folders and comes in handy a lot.