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Great info! Thanks! 🤙

ALL compasses in the Adirondacks point to THE INN at STONEY CREEK!

I don`t want to get into a pickle!I just wanna ride my motorcycle!A happy new year to you.

I carry a ten millimeter around my neck

Maybe a coaches whistle too🤷🏼‍♂️🤷🏼‍♂️🤷🏼‍♂️

Great video, well thought out and explained!

I would have to add a small flashlight of some sort…..even a button type light. Compass no bueno if too dark to see it.

Sure is a lot of talking: get to it 😮

Nice setup. I also added a CRKT neck knife

All of these reasons are true, but you also want to take your time and pay attention so that you do not become victim to a wild animal- for example, if you lean onto a tree that may have snakes in or on it and get bitten before you realize what happened, etc….

Cut,Cover,Carry, Combustion, Cordage. 5 C"s of survival

The only thing I would add to that neck lanyard is a heavy duty down filled winter sleeping bag, a plastic tarp, some more bank line and a quart of water. Ha ha ha! :-) Seriously though, Excellent video! Thanks.

Awesome😊

Never! Leave home without the ability to cut and make fire. I try to follow that anywhere I go.

Whistle

Here in Maine we’re hoping for snow, can’t buy an inch.

I would add a couple cotton balls coated in Vaseline. Small plastic sealed pouch. Ferro or spark from Bic should be enough to get a fire.

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Out in the woods, I run a neck knife setup with a Becker Necker, ferro rod, ceramic sharpening rod, Maglite Solitare and multiple ranger bands holding them on. My compass and lighter are in my pockets. Your setup looks great though. I may have to give it a try.

If you could put a list of gear you use in the description that would help others to know more about the gear that you carry. The videos are good. Thank you

Always a blessing!!!!!

Thank you for the lovely hike. Even if it was shorter than you would have liked.

What is that white stuff? Summer here (January) and temperatures are in the triple digits (for those who don’t use Celsius).

Where is you P38 ?

Cool vid thanks for sharing!

Good choices

Isn’t true you that you can’t cut down anything g in the park? Even if it is dead? Or is that only true in certain places? Im visiting my folks and this is what I’m being told. Ps- finally some snow!

I agree about carrying around the neck. I use a waterproof case. Add an SOL large emergency blanket and a GI bandage to the pockets of your coat. Good Luck, Rick

I try to keep a few Bic lighters in my garments and pack. Always have a stout folder, flashlight, and a diamond stone.

Wyoming guy here. Winters can kill you fast if you are not careful.

top tip buddy, another good demo my friend

Nice one buddy,good demo 👍

Hope everyone has a safe New Year. It sure is starting off crazy. Hoping things go smoothly for the next 17 days and we get a good grip on the mayhem after that.

Just ran across your channel. I live in Florida now but I grew up in the Lake George area on the edge of the Adirondacks. We would always hike and camp in the Adirondacks as a family. I gotta be honest and that although I miss it up there where ai grew up, but glad I’m in Florida for reasons I won’t get into. But I do miss the great times we spent in the mountains and the beauty of the area.

Thanks for subscribing that’s beautiful country up there

Nice location…have fun stay safe.

New sub, I live south of you about 2 hrs, I recently started wearing a neck knife, Oldewolf makes a nice one, and it comes with fire steel and striker.

Greetings from a Tiny Island in Maine, USA Nice tips. New sub for your channel

Keep the videos coming! Happy new year.

I have a similar lanyard made for traveling in the wilderness. Its 8 foot of paracord doubled over with a breakaway clasp and small carabiner. It attaches to a small leather pouch containing 15 feet of #18 bankline, a coldsteel recon micro tanto blade, a whistle, fernel lens, and a mini Bic wrapped in waxed thred and gorilla tape. The entire setup is under a pound, and you don't think about it when you wear it.

Might want to add a whistle

Just found your channel and look forward to seeing more of your videos.

Nice. I love just going out and setting up a day camp like that. Something about just getting away in the woods.

Great vidio thank you.

Good info, I'd add a neck knife and whistle; maybe a penlight.

You & I have similar contents in our packs, although more of my gear is Old School .At age 83, I am limited to walking VERY short distances & can no longer carry a pack of more than 10-15 pounds. However, I compensate by hauling my pack in a 3-wheel off-road Toddler Stroller which enables me to use it like a free-wheeling walker that helps my balance along the trail. Thanks. 'Hope you had a blessed christmnas & the blessings of our Lord will continue throughout the coming year. Have a blessed evening.

A small compass, got that right. Saved me painful days of hiking , also lost my compass a few times. You never know how important they are untill you need it, rare but a life saver

Very nice . Never heard of the calorie rations. I spend a lot of time on 13th lake. Riparious. Thanks