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Welcome to Mountaineer Bushcraft and Survival Systems. The goal of this channel is to explore ways to become more self sufficient. Though many types of skills , wither those be new or old we can learn together and become better. Thank you all and I hope you enjoy the content that is to come.
Rough Rider 4 Bladed Small Congress
This budget pocket knife has been a work horse for many years, let's check it out in this Outhouse Review #roughryider # 4 bladed congress # Review
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Estwing 26 inch Camp Axe - Field Test
Просмотров 9949 часов назад
Another Estwing classic. This 26 inch axe next up on field test. #Estwing #axe #field test
You Can Only Pick One ~ Knives and Coffee part 3
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If you could only pick one ? Victoranox vs Leatherman! Post in the comments witch one you would choose and why. # Leatherman #Victoranox #pick one
SCHF16 Neck Knife
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Let's review this large neck knife SCHF16. #SCHF16 #Nechknife #test
Estwing Camp Hatchet-Field Test
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This Classic Estwing Camp Hatchet needs no introduction. Let's put it to the test and see how well it functions! #Estwing #Hatchet #field test
What is a Survivalist?
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What is a Survivalist? Let's have a walk and talk and discuss it. # Survivalist # discussion #walkntalk
Fiskars Brushaxe ~ Field Test
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I take Fiskars Brushaxe out into the field, dose it make the cut? Watch to find out! #Fiskars Brushaxe #feild test # tool
Knives and Coffee #2
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Let's talk about Knives and Coffee as well as Hurricanes, generators. #knives and coffee #Hurricane Helene #generators
Outdoorlife Fix Blade Knife -An Outhouse Review
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Is thus afordable Outdoorlife knife any good? Let's put it to the test! # Outdoorlife #fixed blade #review
Condor Bushcraft Parang - Field Test
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Condor Bushcraft Parang, is it any good? Let's run it though a field test and find put. #Condor #Bushcraft Parang #feild test
Knives and Coffee
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Let's talk about knives and coffee. #knives #coffee #discussion
Gerber ASADA | In D2 Steel~An Outhouse Review
Просмотров 22628 дней назад
Gerber ASADA in D2 steel. In this Outhouse review we test its quality and talk about its applications. #Gerber # ASADA #review
Lost? This trick can save your life!
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I have a little trick here to safe your life if you are lost! Stay with me and I will show this useful trick! #Lost #survival hack #serch and rescue
Gerber Kettle Bell- An Outhouse Review. (microphone died sound is not the best)
Просмотров 162Месяц назад
Is the Gerber Kettle Bell any good? Let's find out! Sorry for the poor audio, microphone transmitter broken! #Gerber Kettle Bell #testing #review
Marbles Jungle Bowie Machete-Field Test and Emergency Kit
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Let's field test the the Marbels jungle bowie machete as well as take a look at the small kit I put together for it. #marbles jungle bowie machete #field test #survival #bushcraft
Marbles Jungle Bowie - Let's try to fix it.
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Marbles Jungle Bowie - Let's try to fix it.
Harbor Freights Gordon Paraframe Knife~An Outhouse Review
Просмотров 251Месяц назад
Harbor Freights Gordon Paraframe Knife~An Outhouse Review
Bear Issues ~Distroyed Deer Feeder. (More work to do)
Просмотров 118Месяц назад
Bear Issues ~Distroyed Deer Feeder. (More work to do)
CKRT Clever -Neck Knife ~An Outhouse Review
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CKRT Clever -Neck Knife ~An Outhouse Review
Prices went up and i paid over $20 for an 18in Tramontina. I actually don't regret buying one. The more expensive machetes i have is for collection. Thanks for the video.
Yeah the price will chase the economy. I hope I can convince more people to them before they go even higher. You are very welcome, thank you for watching and leaving a comment
Interesting how an inexpensive knife builds our confidence and then we "really" push it cause it won't be "the end of the world" if it fails but when it doesn't...💥💪👍 Oh yeah
Yeah its a good feeling when that happens, you just look at the knife and give it a nod and keep working lol.
Good evening. I have several, they work fine. Have a great day
Good evening. I have a few as well, I can say that I like them all and they all work well. dang good knives
I have bent the bit on my previous camp axe but I’d still recommend it. I think it’s doubled in price since I made the original purchase.
They economy has been struggling. I hope alot of ppl manage to get some gear while they can aford it
I’m an arborist and use the axe for root pruning. It works great.
Awsome, that is another use I did not think of, thank you 😊
Good Morning 🌄
Good morning
Mornin' !
Good morning
Rough Ryders are some of the best bang for buck slip joints and knives. Excellent Rob!
They sure. I highly recommend them. Than you kindly
Good Job! The only thing I’m not syre of is the clip and it’s questionable, to me, longevity. Still bought one though.
I have to agree with you, that clip is suspect
@ i’m thinking either a Civivi / Terzuola T- clip or making a leather sheath
@@Tusk2001 Let me know how it works out, I might do the same thing
I have many hatchets, tomahawks, and small choppers. This is my favorite hatchet. It holds up nice. Got about 10 years on this one. Leather has held up too. I condition it once a year or so. We have a lot of the same stuff. I like your style. Have a good one friend
I think it's one of the best put there. And thank you very much
Nearly indestructible
Its close
Im in Florida and this is fantastic for cutting swamp cabbage. This is a very fast light weight axe that takes a hell of an edge. It is a very dangerous tool. Your safety concern is justified
That's a use for it I never would have thought of. Thank you for sharing. And you are right. It is dangerous
Its a good cutting axe. I haven't had much luck splitting with it but it chops pretty good. Ive had mine since 2003 or so, and its still going strong. It will bend though, so no side to side prying.
Good tip, I did not think to mention that in the video
I keep one of these in the truck. I like the plastic case. It took a little work to get a sharp edge on it but thats ok. Got a couple on clearance a couple years back
Heck yeah, I had t pay full prices for mine I fear
Excellent recommendation
Thank you glad I could help
Estwing makes a beast of an axe. Great Video!
They got it right. Thank you 😊 I am glad you enjoyed the vid
This a good knife with a rugged sheath. I have it strapped to my Kershaw Camp 10sheath. They make an excellent companion blades. Easy to carry on one beltloop
I am a big fan of the sheath it comes with. I wish other companies would take note and do something similar
The Marbles Parang gets crazy sharp. Push cutting paper sharp. Its big and goofy but its worth the price
I got a few more machetes from that company. I like them.
Atteood micro cord has a 100lbs test, that is nice and small. The machete is great. A little small when swinging it but for the price its great. I stripped mine and redid the handle and gave it a mustard patina. It looks real good now. I definitely appreciate this little chopper. I would add some way to touch up your edge to the kit, the jungle bowie is budget so the edge will take damage I keep that gerber in the pouch of my Ontario RD6 sheath.
I do want to dress it up and make it nicer. That cordage sounds like a good idea.
@@Robertssurvivalsystems it's Attwood micro cord. Like mini bank line. 125foot roll for under $10. The roll is about the size of a small yo-yo. I spelt it wrong
Very good video. I have that same Axe but haven't used it yet. I've been using the 18.5-inch Axe and the 13-inch Sportsmans Hatchet. I like Estwing because I don't have to worry about the Head ever becoming lose.
It is good to know that it won't fail you when you need it the most
@@Robertssurvivalsystems Roger That Big Time.
Hello, estwing is good tools ive used them all my life. Have a great day
I agree they are very good. You have a good day too
Impressive, really like the size and performance of the Estwing, always been impressed by their solid design. 😃
Man they are nice for sure.
That's a super durable ax. I've been abusing mine for almost 30 years. I love it.
I find it hard to beat. Yeah there are fancy and expensive ones put there but I still say you can't beat the estwing
I have a camping trip coming up. I'll have my fixed blade on me, but I'm struggling with this same decision. Victorinox or Leatherman. Thanks for the video!
Let me know what you pick. Good luck on your trip and thank you for watching
Mornin' !
Good morning
I put glow in the dark paint on mine cause looking for stuff you dropped sux I also tend to use lanyards with florescent reflective cordage and I tie that stuff to me. The victorinox is in my kit . plyers if i know im going to be messing with fencing or snars
That's a good idea with the paint.
I had to evacuate at midnight for Hurricane Helene as the flood waters were rising and I took my CS AD15 Lite with me. I don't really need a multi-tool if things get bad, but I may have to cut debris or whatever and that AD15 Lite is the best all-around knife I have. As for coffee- I have ordered from Old Bisbee Roasters for the past 20 years. They roast fine single origin coffees from around the world.
I'm glad you made it safe from that hurricane. And that coffee sounds good
Victorinox every time! The steel in leatherman is crap!
I have no issues with the leatherman steel. Nor victoranox. But you can't go wrong with a good victoranox either way.
For practicing bushcraft skills and enjoying the backcountry, I much prefer the Victorinox. For a get home kit, etc. The Leatherman Supertool. The need to cut through wire/fencing, to escape a wildfire for example, is very real!
My exact thoughts while I am on the horse ranch.
I find that it's really hard to find the perfect tool. Good thing we don't have to actually puck just one
This video saved me money, thank you
@@scottmurphy4946 you are welcome. I am always hopeful that the reviews I do helps other spend thier money wiser
I would have to pick the leatherman. One too many times , it's got me home vs calling for help or walking home.
@@barrywetzel4468 that's why I like it too, I can do more with it then the vic
Both excellent choices.....I'm going with the victor. I've had one for many years and love it. Its smaller than the one you have but has all the same stuff plus more. Great video......👍🤙
@@TheNorvikWay thank you much. They are both great tools for sure. It's hard to pick just one.
I like that victor one the best !
Its a good choice. A person can do alot with it
I've had many leatherman tools over the years. I stopped buying them after the crunch. The bits are so soft I don't believe they were hardened. Personally I like a Victorianox huntsman and a kipnex plyers. But recently I bought a bibury 19-1 for under $30. I'm very impressed. Essentially the bit driver. I use wiha bits they are the best I've found. My opinion is probably different than many because I'm a mechanic so tools are something I've used to earn a living not just show off on video. Leatherman has lost their minds. I can buy purpose built tools and still save money.
@@richardhenry1969 I get where you are coming from. I got a good knock off of the the leatherman wave from ozark trail, I really like the standard bit driver in it
Good morning, I would choose the multitool, many uses and I need to get another one, lost mine. Have a great day
@@Vester661 good choice. You can always go for a ozark trail if money is tight . You have a good day too
@@Robertssurvivalsystems yea I have a couple cheaper ones ,I think Ill save an get another good one
Good Morning 🌄
Good Morning to you as well
Good video. A single blade knife that is broke is now a nice paper weight.
Yeah they dont work to well lol.
@@Robertssurvivalsystems I've carried a dual bladed victorinox for years. It is a very handy tool.
@@mikebsbd They sure are. Makes me wounder why I do not see more of them in use vs in a collection some where.
Mornin' !
I carried a leatherman for about 20 yrs. I still have 2.
Good Morning
Estwing tools are nearly indestructible. Perfect for any zombie apocalypse. I wonder what jobs the Rigger's axe was first designed for? I know the wood handled brands (Vaughan, and Plumb) became popular on the west coast as "framing hammers", but I'm pretty sure that was not their original intended use. Great tool in any case.
Thanks you kindly. I think they was used for working wood into shape. Thats why the bit is not curved. so if you had to cut a round into a beam you would use that style of axe
Ol reliable. Nice video my friend 💪🏼
Thank you much. I hope you are all doing well
Hello, i use this knife for two years. I love it. It is between a neckknife and a small beltknife. It is a good EDC knive for all needs. Hope it is correct and you know what i mean. Greetings from Germany ( Krautland )😊😂
Yes I understand you well. And hello from the U.S
I have one. Don't really carry it .mine wasn't ground very well. In my opinion it was a factory second. So bought the schf 55 right after. I really like the schf55 i bought that instead of a izula 2 its better in my opinion in everyway.
I say u are correct. On both counts
Great video and insight. Now you got me wondering, but I'm going to say I'm a newbie when it comes to bushcraft, survival and prepping. It's a subject that has caught my interest for years, reaching back to when I was like 8 years old, but only in the last 4 years or so I managed to start taking it more seriously. I can probably manage the basics (starting a fire, building a shelter, disinfecting water), but even if I was some seasoned veteran, I would still consider myself a student of these arts, since, as you perfectly expressed it, we never stop learning. Also, our experiences, our opinions, our surroundings and the people we interact with is what shapes us, so, you never know who is going to teach you an important life lesson. Again, thanks for the video, it got me all introspective. Have a blessed week start. 🙏🏻
Thank you very much, you have a blessed one too. And your statement was about as perfect as I could ever put it. Keep going and learning! I'm glad you are trying
Good Morning 🌄
Good morning
Mornin' !
Good morning
Looks like Fiskar's tried to make some kind of all in one woods sword. Thanks for testing it
They tried hard to make a one 8n done, I think they where on to something, just needed more R&D
A bit of criticism, but I'm not trying to be rude, I hope this helps. I did see that your shavings went out after lighting with the Bic, but I don't think it was too moist. I would help to spend a few more minutes processing additional tinder of smaller size and fibere shapes such as scrapings, and ruffed up grass, etc.. That being said, if you thought the tinder was too moist... your Ultimate Survival Technologies Strikeforce ferro rod has a storage compartment for Tinderquick tabs. You should carry a few (or Fireplugs) in there for this situation. I'm no expert, but I'd also suggest your technique needs a bit of tweaking. Either the blade or the scraper should be firmly planted against the tinder to get better aim and maximum heat transfer to the tinder. If you want to pull the rod, then hold the scraper/blade firmly against the edge of your tinder. If you want to move the scraper/blade down against the tinder, then put the tip of your rod firmly against the wood right up next to the tinder. Either method will transfer more focused heat into the tinder. Thanks for sharing about the Tramontina. I've not had a machete, so I think I may try one out. Take care
I for sure rushed it. That was not a good display of skills I plan to revisit that vid and do a proper job. And thank you for your honest opinion. You very polite. Feel free to share anything you can! Thank you kindly
@@Robertssurvivalsystems Thank you. I forgot to mention something in the technique I mentioned. if you pin the rod down next to your tinder, it works better if you make a couple of rapid strikes with the striker so it showers the tinder in quick succession. Tends to work rather well. I've subbed for future content.
@@absufan I will try that thank you for the tips, this is what I wanted my channel to be. Everyone learning together ! Thank you for sharing
9Cr18MoV High Carbon
Thank you sir
Looks good! Gonna look into it.
Thank you kindly
I’ve got two of them that’s how much I love them! I really don’t think they can be beat!
They are awesome!!