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Central Ky Bushcraft
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Добавлен 11 мар 2019
This channel is for people who love the outdoors. First, I'm NO EXPERT, what I show may not be what some consider the right way or even the best way but this is what I was taught or what I've learned. AND I'M STILL LEARNING as we all should be. I'm located in Central Ky and have spent my whole life running around in the woodlands of this area. As I've gotten older I have gotten to the point where I would love pass on some of what I have learned to others and as well as hopefully encourage others to get out in the woods. Thank you for your interest and I hope we can continue to learn together.
Install of the Bulletpoint Mounting Solutions mount in a 2016 Colorado
In this video I install the Bulletpoint Mounting Solutions mount in our 2016 Chevrolet Colorado. I do this start to finish in real time so you can see the whole process and the issues I run into along the way. I know it makes for a long video but if you're having issues installing one I this video helps.
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Unboxing of the Bulletpoint Mounting Solutions System
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In this video I am unboxing a Bulletpoint Mounting Solutions system for our 2016 Chevrolet Colorado. I also discuss the possibility of a new channel.
Fire Plug Comparison Exotac vs Ky Prepper 5
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I decided to make a video comparing the Exotac Quick Fire Tab and the KyPrepper5 Fire Plug. The results speak for themselves.
Custom Knife Sheath for the Prather War Bowie
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I've been waiting for this since The Gathering in April and it's finally here! James (Old School with a Modern Twist) offered to make me a sheath for my Prather War Bowie and I gave him free reign to do whatever he wanted for the design. I am completely speechless what the outcome. I LOVE IT!. Go over to Old School with a Modern Twist and check out his channel and other works. The name of Tony’...
Knife Show Sunday #19 (On a Tuesday)
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In this episode of Knife Show Sunday, I give my first impression of the BUCK 110 Hunter Sport Pro. I've had this knife for a little over a couple of months and I have to say, I'm impressed.
Rain Testing My Harbor Freight Canvas Tarp
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It has been a while since I did the initial video on my harbor freight canvas tarp and I promised to do some rain testing. We finally got a chance to get it out in some rain and for an extended period of time. Hope you enjoy.
FIUF #31
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In this video I do a simple Fire It Up Friday using the ferro rod and striker given to me at the Central Ky Bushcraft Gathering by Joe from The Wooden Iron Cookie. Along with some fatwood he gave us there as well. Go over and check out his channel!
It's been a minute! But I'm back!
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Just a quick update, a thank you and an apology.
Well, the bottom has fell out of the bucket since the other day!
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Well, the bottom has fell out of the bucket since the other day!
A heck of a way to spend Mother’s Day’s weekend. These have been running since Friday!
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A heck of a way to spend Mother’s Day’s weekend. These have been running since Friday!
Follow Up On The 3RD Annual Central Ky Bushcraft Gathering
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Sorry about this being weak late. I shot the video last weekend and then we had a death in the family and things got a little sideways.
3rd Annual Central Ky Bushcraft Gathering
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Just a quick video from Saturday at the Gathering. More to come in the next video.
FIUF #30 and a Update/Thank You
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Well, we've only got 5 more days until the 3rd Annual Central Ky Bushcraft Gathering kicks off. This Fire It Up Friday video is a thank you to all who have helped to get the word out. I hope everyone is doing well and hope to see you there.
Bluegrass Coffee Challenge #2, Plus an Update on the Gathering
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In this video I try my hand (for the 2ND time) at the Bluegrass Bushcraft Coffee Challange. And I do it with my Wife's Great Grand-father's coffee pot. The best I can tell is that it was made sometime between 1925 and 1945. Plus, I give an update on the Gathering and events.
Back To Basics-Fire (Part 1)
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In this video we get back to our Back To Basics series and talk about Fire. At the science of fire and man made fire tenders.
First setup of the Harbor Freight canvas tarp. My thoughts after seeing it unfolded.
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First setup of the Harbor Freight canvas tarp. My thoughts after seeing it unfolded.
First Impression of the Harbor Freight 6X8 Canvas Tarp
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First Impression of the Harbor Freight 6X8 Canvas Tarp
3RD Annual Central Ky Bushcraft Gathering Update
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3RD Annual Central Ky Bushcraft Gathering Update
First Impressions of the CASE XX USMC Fighting Knife
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First Impressions of the CASE XX USMC Fighting Knife
Re Draw for the 2nd place winner of the 2500 sub giveaway
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Re Draw for the 2nd place winner of the 2500 sub giveaway
IT'S TIME!! The 3rd Annual Central Ky Bushcraft Gathering is upon Us
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IT'S TIME!! The 3rd Annual Central Ky Bushcraft Gathering is upon Us
A New Series Is Coming…..Back To The Basics
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A New Series Is Coming…..Back To The Basics
Let's Talk About The Changes To My PR 4 And Compare It To the BK 62
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Let's Talk About The Changes To My PR 4 And Compare It To the BK 62
I had a centamental k ife that kershaw put a new blade in for me cant say enough about the customer service.
@@bobbyd4400 they repaired several knives for me over the years. Thanks for watching
What are the metal plate things that you have attached to the top of your stick?
@@kimmyceeisme those are park medallions. Every State and National Park I visit I pick one up from the gift shop and put it on my walking stick. Maybe I need to do a quick video on them. Thanks for watching
@ that’s so creative! Thank you so much for sharing that!♥️
@ you’re very welcome.
Interesting overall idea! I like the stick in the knot idea.
@@GOBRAGH2 Thanks, I happy that you found it interesting. That’s why we share info. Someone may have come up with an idea you hadn’t thought of before (happens to me often). Lol. Thanks for watching
He is such a Artist/Craftsman
@@SDMountainMan Yes he is. I can’t say enough to show how pleased I am with it. Thanks for watching
I thought it seemed solid might grab 8x10 some day wish I had a sewing machine. All kinds of possibilities
@@SDMountainMan It’s very solid for the price. I’m going to do the same. I’ve thought about the options I could make as well. Thanks for watching
Good mod easy n really useful
@@nvskorpio Glad you liked it. Thanks for watching
Wow, very nifty, good lookin staff bud, i need to get mine out more often, god bless from ole Carolina.
@@tylertapp131 thanks. It’s seen a many a mile. God bless from Ole Kentuck. Thanks for watching
Very cool Dave. You folks have a wonderful evening and God Bless. Stay safe out there brother.
@@jeffjackson5331 thanks brother, you guys as well. Thanks for watching
@ you’re welcome brother. It is my pleasure. I’m watching your install video as i type this.
Awesome
Quite an effort there Dave
This thing is wicked
@@doinsngoins I was impressed with how easy and straightforward the install was. Other than needing an awl to start the screws in the little covey they sent everything with the kit. Thanks for watching
I know I am very late to this video, but i thought i would mention something. Not all Jeff White knives have the scallops on the spine next to his logo. I have nine of his knives, all purchased from Self Reliance Outfitters, when they use to carry them. None have them and all had hard sharp nibety degree angles on the spine for use with a fero rod. I have two the the english trade knives, like yours, but none have scallops. Hope this helps others in the present and the future.
@@universal-exports-llc that’s great info. I had no clue because everyone I’ve seen has had the scallops. Thanks for the info and thanks for watching
@@CentralKyBushcraft The original knives he made had the scallops, or he called them claw marks. Then when other businesses started to sell them for him, he dropped the scallops for almost all of the vendors. So...that most likely means that yours was from the time of just him and his shop. Nice find.
@@CentralKyBushcraft Also, i was going through mine tonight and I haven't used them in years, in fact, four of the nine are brand new. I was thinking about letting some go, but haven't a clue how to go about it. I might put them up on ebay, since i couldn't find any of them on there. The only ones that come up are similar knives made by a student of Jeff White.
@ I’ve been looking for one he made that I think was called the Longhunter. I miss out on one years ago and have regretted it ever since.
@@CentralKyBushcraft I do not have that one. I have two Bush HD's, two Bush One's, two French trade knives, two Sloyds, and one Trekker. But he had so many designs that for a small shop it was pretty impressive.
Love it
@@williamsmith5429 Thanks for watching
first thought just looking at thumbnail before even watching is I pray you researched where the airbags are exactly in your vehicle.
@@HarshmanHills lol. I could see that. Thanks for watching
Dave this is exactly what I need. I can't believe that you found this. I've been looking for something just like this or was thinking I would need to fabricate something.
@@doinsngoins check out Bulletpoint Mounting Solution. Hopefully you can find something there. Glad to have helped and thanks for watching
Cool mount setup so it goes right in your dash divot deal?
@@SDMountainMan yes, I’ll be posting a install video this afternoon. Thanks for watching
can't wait to see it mounted
@@HarshmanHills Install video is probably going to be up this afternoon. Thanks for watching
Looks good , thanks for sharing, YAH bless !
@@MichaelR58 I know it’s a little different from my usual stuff but who knows. Could be a new channel coming. Thanks for watching
Glad you are back
@@zipperheadsyellowbrickroad5178 Thanks brother. Glad to be back. Thanks for watching
tried looking for them and couldn't find them
@@HarshmanHills email him and just buy them directly from him. I can’t remember how to get to his online store. Thanks for watching
Have a super Saturday Dave , Thank you
@@doinsngoins you’re welcome and same to you
His done great.
@@michaelbrunner6654 yes he has. Thanks for watching
Cool comparison! Gary’s fire starters are top of the line!
@@KentuckyWoodsman yes they! Definitely going to have to pick up a couple more boxes. Thanks for watching
Good to see you again. Nice fire starter from your friend 👍. Thanks for sharing. Hope you and your family has a good weekend. Take care.🇺🇲🌲🔥🔪
@@jasonaffeldt7838 thanks brother. They’re amazing! Hope you and yours have a great weekend as well. Thanks for watching
Very cool! Some serious flame on his fire tabs. Well worth the money. You have a wonderful weekend my friend. You stay safe out there and God Bless.
@@jeffjackson5331 yes they do, plus a great burn time. For the amount that you get the price is incredible. Same to you brother and thanks for watching
@ awesome! Oh yeah! Will do brother
I love fire starters and always looking for ways to make better ones also. These look great! Will have to check them out! Thanks!
@@DaleStreble It’s always a good idea to have a way for a guaranteed fire on you. This are small and very easy to use and with a long burn time. Pus the price is amazing for the amount you get. Thanks for watching
Those [lugs buried the Exotac! Pretty impressive burn time!
@@timbo4374 I had a feeling that they would out perform the others but I didn’t expect that much of a difference. Thanks for watching
@@CentralKyBushcraft my pleasure bro!
Good video, thanks for sharing, YAH bless brother !
@@MichaelR58 Thanks brother, I appreciate it. Thanks for watching
I have one of these knives. I bought it in 2003 right before I shipped out with the Army Reserves to serve in Iraq. I still have this knife. It was with me the whole time. I did not have any need to really use it in the desert. I was a clerk in transportation company at Camp Anaconda. My knife is slightly different than yours. Mine looks more weathered also.
@@glenh4971 it’s a timeless design and I’m sure there are a lot how that have bought one because their father or grandfather carried one when they went to war. I believe they are great for what they were designed for. As far as using yours, my dad always said that it’s better to have it and not need it than to need it and not have it. Thanks for watching
An old hand to hand instructor told me, the Mk2 USMC differs from the Navy Mk2 is that sharp swedge. That’s it, btw, he had an awesome “Kbars” collection.
Two years late to the party, but I have one of these knives. It's not the best for hard use. I've found that it chips easily, but it sharpens back just as easily. The retention clip broke within a couple months of daily use, but it also has the button strap so there's not much lost.
I agree with you on this. For the price it’s a good lightweight choice for a light duty knife. Thanks for watching
@@CentralKyBushcraft Absolutely, it's a good edc for urban/suburban people, but I wouldn't take it bushcrafting, and that's perfectly acceptable. I like a good knife in the garden or doing small things in and around my chickens. This fits that bill.
Great video, now i know what to do with mine!
@@Anvil-wg2je Glad you enjoyed! Look forward to seeing your results. Thanks for watching
That looks super cool. Wow!
@@TressaZimmerman The detail is incredible! The man is an artist! Thanks for watching
Good one.
@@esquad5406 the man is an artist that’s for sure. Thanks for watching
Nice looking scales.
@@esquad5406 thanks
Nice leather👍. Good to see you again. Hope you and your family are doing well. 🇺🇲🌲🔥🔪
We are sir, thanks for asking. I am tickled with it. He did a great job. Thanks for watching
that is an awesome piece
@@HarshmanHills yes it is. The man is an artist! Thanks for watching
Awesome Dave , good to see you Buddy 👍
Way to go James !
Wow😮
@@doinsngoins thanks brother. Thanks for watching
,,good morning David,, thank you for your kind words my friend,, i hope you can use & enjoy the sheath,,i am sorry about getting it back to you so late,, i thought our paths would cross sooner but it never happen,, so we had to go with the U,,S,,mail,, hope to see ya in the spring,,
@@oldschoolwithamoderntwist6074 you’re very welcome. All are well earned. It ain’t no big deal, I knew it was in good hands. Hopefully I’ll see you in the spring. Thanks for watching
Beautiful dave great piece of work there brother congrats brother
@@tomritter493 thanks brother. I’m beyond happy and grateful for it. Thanks for watching
He’s a true American craftsman
@@TheArkansasBushcrafter He is indeed! Thanks for watching
Very nice sheath! Glad to see you!
@@DaleStreble Yes it is! Thanks, I’m glad to finally be getting back to doing videos. Thanks for watching
Nice sheath! Thank you for showing it to us, Dave. Stay safe and stay warm
@@shovelhead8 You’re welcome. I a tickled to death with it! You do the same brother. Thanks for watching
Awesome sheath indeed, thanks for sharing, YAH bless !
@@MichaelR58 You’re welcome. Thanks for watching
James is a artist.
Yes he is!!! I don’t think that there’s anything he can’t do. Thanks for watching
Bloody brilliant idea. Making a new stick now & will give this a go.❤ looking forward yo seeing more.🇦🇺
@@moiramcfarlane706 Thanks. Glad you enjoyed it. So simple yet so handy. Thanks for watching
I just got the basic Azula a couple of weeks ago. Absolutely love it. It is my new pocket knife. I don’t like carrying anything on my belt if I can avoid it so I chose the original rather than the Azula II in order to avoid the minimal increase in handle bulk from the II having scales while the original Izula doesn’t. It took about 15 or 20 minutes to Paracord wrap the handle (Instructions come with the knife), which I highly recommend. The rattle that he is showing at the end of the video is, I am sure, from the belt clip that comes with the knife which he has attached to the sheath. Don’t attach the belt clip, and there is no rattle. The sheath holds the knife like a vise but you can slip it off easily with the push of your drawing hand thumb. How do they do that? Unlike apparently a lot of commentators I wear a suit to work every day. For this reason, I’ve carried a SOG Air model (now discontinued) for at least 20 years. It was called the Air model because it has the 3 inch blade that you could legally carry aboard an airplane. Yeah, that’s how old that model is. I love that knife so much I have three more that I purchased and have put back in case I lose this one (and the one after and the one after) as I did the first one that I bought. I am now pretty sure that none of those will ever be used, and the Azula has now taken the place of my pocket knife. In the kydex sheath that comes with it the knife and sheath simply disappear in your pocket if the spine of the knife side of the sheath is laid along the inside back edge of the pocket. Even with the suit on I don’t know it’s in my pocket. That’s amazing. The SOG would sometimes get sideways in the pocket and get in my way. So far this one doesn’t. I just ordered two for my 31 and 32 year-old daughters for Christmas for daily carry. In my opinion, every human should possess one or the other of these two Azula knives. Just buy one. This is my second Esse knife. The first was a Model PR-4. Love it too. The Model 5 is on the way. I want to compare it to my “beast” (British MOD knife). I don’t expect it to be quite as tough as that knife but I also don’t expect to have to use it to dig through brick walls as I once heard one British squadie describe having done to avoid entering a residence where the doors and windows ended up being rigged with explosives.
@@maxsparks5183 the Izula is a great knife indeed. The only difference between the Izula and the Izula II is the handle length. The Izula II is about a 1/2 inch longer than the Izula. And the Izula II comes with handle scales (which are easily removed). I love the ESEE brand and have yet to find a knife they make that I don’t like. That would definitely be an interesting comparison between the ESEE-5 and the British MOD-2. I’ll watch for that video. Thanks for watching
Pretty cool 😎 👍
Does the slot in the handle of the knife where the ferro rod is inserted weaken the design of the knife? Maybe it would be better if the blade was solid without such a slot? Can you tell me something about this?
@@БогданШпаковский-э6ш I haven’t seen any signs of weakness in it and I’ve beat the ever loving crap out of it! I understand the thinking behind your question but unless you’re beating the handle with a hammer I don’t think you’re going to have any issues. Thanks for watching
hows it holding up?
@@barrybark3995 so far so good. Nothing real hard yet but so far I’m very pleased
The Pamel looks different than the original 337 case I hope they didn't copy ka-bar and screw up the tang , the original Case XX 337 is a lot tuffer than a Ka-bar
@@Agodinabox I think you’re right. I believe it is thicker than a Kabar. Thanks for watching
I have a case XX 337 quarter master from my Uncle John ,he had it in WW2 , it's more heavy duty than the ka-bar , there is more steal in a case XX 337