@@offthecouch1999 I really like that. That’s a keeper “Obtainable retainable and maintainable” I believe that will really be great for some scouts to hear.
@@richardhenry1969 thanks a ton. When I was in scouting my scoutmaster made a big point on that. To insure you were retaining a recreatable solution to problems
Great video, great suggestions! Particularly love the soap in the sock tip! Being overweight and having serious health issues, I find I have to minimize bringing equipment to test/train on and often focus only on most immediate and critical needs. For example, I carry a tourniquet, some gauze, and an elastic bandage for first aid. These will treat immediate emergencies, with smaller wounds/injuries having to wait. Same goes for food, which I limit to no more than 600 calories for a day hike. Sometimes my carry isn't very satisfying, but the need to shed weight is most pressing
Hello Dakota..! Just found your channel and subscribed. I enjoyed your talk with Blackie very much. Maybe the three of us can get together for another round table..! 🐻
That would be a blast. I'd love to make it happen. Here's my RUclips email berbiglerdakota@gmail.com feel free to message me with details. And thanks a ton for the support My friend 🙂
I just found this video. I noticed Blackie and it peaked my interest. I am glad I took the time to watch this. It was refreshing to see both of you support if not totally agree with each other. I enjoyed seeing the difference in items and the reason it was included. How many items were the same in both bags? Knowledgeable people like Blackie offering info on the items you choose to include instead of trying to change your mind to conform to his way of thinking or his needs. When you can set your ego aside and watch and observe what others are doing and saying and not worrying about I or Me as the first word out of your mouth, You are on your way. I just sub to this channel and have been subbed to Blackie's for years. Keep the great videos coming.
Thank you for the kind words my friend. Here's hoping that you enjoy the channel for years to come. We're on a bit of a hiatus here due to my job. Only small videos will be posting until September and then we'll get out into the woods and camp pretty hard
We had similar principles on our fire and shelter though my bag personally was set with 3 days rations and the necessities of fire light and first aid. Where blackie whas set for 24 ish hours and woodcraft. I e since moved in that direction myself and roll my food into my bedroll. Makes for a better days tramp on the wilderness. Another big feature between his kit and mine. Is that his design to be paired with a bag where mine is designed to simply accommodate a bedroll. We also go into the woods for significantly different things on most occasions. One being true is to smooth it on both sides though.
Thanks man. Honestly having you there made me feel so much more comfortable trying to compare my equipment to a Master woodsman LOL. You definitely help me keep myself calm while I was trying to talk
Hey I'm glad you caught that. I was wrong in saying that 5 20$ bills fit in that one. I changed out to the ust whistle about a month ago and recently had a wider plastic whistle that had more space. Thanks a ton for catching that. In that particular one there o just have the 100$ bill rolled up in it
Thank you my friend. I hope to see you in the next one. Also I was watching your video on a hammock that simply didn't make the cut. Tha k you for showing us that product before all to many of new and old campers alike spent their hard earned dollars on it. P.s. I really dig your channel 🤙🤙
It is a Czech bread bag. There are tons of shapes and materials. I chose the gasmask bag style in canvas. I then waxed it with 100% bees wax. There is a video out there now if you are interested in seeing the process. Thanks for popping in and watching my friend.🤟
5:06 a tarp that is 5’x7’ is too small for me. My minimum is 8’ square. That being said I will do a small piece of tarp for utility uses: firewood carry, leaf drag, campfire canopy in bad weather, protect my pack while I deploy my actual tarp
@@offthecouch1999 I was always taught 7. Count em up. 7 is a lucky number. And a holy number. And there is 7 words staring with p in that statement. I don’t know where you are getting 6 from.
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I'm 8 months behind seeing this video. Thanks for the contrast of bag styles and items carried.
Blackie and you made an interesting presentation.
No problem glad you enjoyed
Blackie is a walking book of outdoor usefulness. What I like about him he’s never pushing expensive useless gear.
Amen my friend everything he has is obtainable retainable and maintainable
@@offthecouch1999 I really like that. That’s a keeper “Obtainable retainable and maintainable” I believe that will really be great for some scouts to hear.
@@richardhenry1969 thanks a ton. When I was in scouting my scoutmaster made a big point on that. To insure you were retaining a recreatable solution to problems
Bar of soap with felt ! Awesome thank you for sharing
No problem I found that at an art museum and I have sense found them in all shapes size's and colors on Etsy.
Thanks!
Very informative! Thanks to both of you!
Thanks my friend. Hope to see you in the next one 🤟
Great video, great suggestions! Particularly love the soap in the sock tip! Being overweight and having serious health issues, I find I have to minimize bringing equipment to test/train on and often focus only on most immediate and critical needs. For example, I carry a tourniquet, some gauze, and an elastic bandage for first aid. These will treat immediate emergencies, with smaller wounds/injuries having to wait. Same goes for food, which I limit to no more than 600 calories for a day hike. Sometimes my carry isn't very satisfying, but the need to shed weight is most pressing
The soap trick was new to me, good info
Yeah it's pretty cool stuff glad you enjoyed. My kit has changed quite drastically since this video
@@offthecouch1999 like Mors K said, “The more we know, the less we carry.” My kit is becoming more and more minimal.
Hello Dakota..! Just found your channel and subscribed. I enjoyed your talk with Blackie very much. Maybe the three of us can get together for another round table..! 🐻
That would be a blast. I'd love to make it happen. Here's my RUclips email berbiglerdakota@gmail.com feel free to message me with details. And thanks a ton for the support My friend 🙂
Great informative video
Thank you for turning in My friend
I just found this video. I noticed Blackie and it peaked my interest. I am glad I took the time to watch this. It was refreshing to see both of you support if not totally agree with each other. I enjoyed seeing the difference in items and the reason it was included. How many items were the same in both bags? Knowledgeable people like Blackie offering info on the items you choose to include instead of trying to change your mind to conform to his way of thinking or his needs. When you can set your ego aside and watch and observe what others are doing and saying and not worrying about I or Me as the first word out of your mouth, You are on your way. I just sub to this channel and have been subbed to Blackie's for years. Keep the great videos coming.
Thank you for the kind words my friend. Here's hoping that you enjoy the channel for years to come. We're on a bit of a hiatus here due to my job. Only small videos will be posting until September and then we'll get out into the woods and camp pretty hard
We had similar principles on our fire and shelter though my bag personally was set with 3 days rations and the necessities of fire light and first aid. Where blackie whas set for 24 ish hours and woodcraft. I e since moved in that direction myself and roll my food into my bedroll. Makes for a better days tramp on the wilderness.
Another big feature between his kit and mine. Is that his design to be paired with a bag where mine is designed to simply accommodate a bedroll. We also go into the woods for significantly different things on most occasions. One being true is to smooth it on both sides though.
Thanks I appreciate your knowledge. Just subscribed
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It was great watching yall talk while yall Filmed
Thanks man. Honestly having you there made me feel so much more comfortable trying to compare my equipment to a Master woodsman LOL. You definitely help me keep myself calm while I was trying to talk
@@offthecouch1999 lol glad i helped , you did fine just be you 😇 even i gotta remember that 🥴😵💫
Great video Gentleman, thank you.
Thank you for the support and I hope to see you in the next one.
Stopped in to say hi and watch a good video
Hey my friend. Thanks a ton for watching the video let me know what you think and give me any criticism you have available 👍
Great Info! Just Subbed
You fit 5 - $20 Bills in that whistle? What whistle is it? Can you do a short on that and how you squeeze them in?
Hey I'm glad you caught that. I was wrong in saying that 5 20$ bills fit in that one. I changed out to the ust whistle about a month ago and recently had a wider plastic whistle that had more space. Thanks a ton for catching that. In that particular one there o just have the 100$ bill rolled up in it
And even then it's kind of a tight squeeze
Awesome video my friend
Thank you my friend. I hope to see you in the next one. Also I was watching your video on a hammock that simply didn't make the cut. Tha k you for showing us that product before all to many of new and old campers alike spent their hard earned dollars on it. P.s. I really dig your channel 🤙🤙
Great video. Would like to know the brand/type of haversack you each carry. Thanks.
It is a Czech bread bag. There are tons of shapes and materials. I chose the gasmask bag style in canvas. I then waxed it with 100% bees wax. There is a video out there now if you are interested in seeing the process. Thanks for popping in and watching my friend.🤟
Furthermore blackie has his own haversack on him that you can purchase directly from him
Good info from both
Glad you enjoyed. Hope to see you in the next one
5:06 a tarp that is 5’x7’ is too small for me. My minimum is 8’ square. That being said I will do a small piece of tarp for utility uses: firewood carry, leaf drag, campfire canopy in bad weather, protect my pack while I deploy my actual tarp
I love this concept may try it next time I'm out
Epic
Thanks for the support My friend
Blackie keeps diggin in that sack and pulls out a VW with 7 clowns in it..
Amen he's got everything lololol
Please change the ammunition pack 🙏
What?
@@offthecouch1999 that pouch 👝 seems to hold the oil canister and the extra ammunitions too tightly. In case of emergency ,that may cause problem.
@@offthecouch1999 14.39
@projababu1983 ahh yeah I soaked it in water since then and stretched it out its much looser now.
7 p’s Proper Prior Planning Prevents Piss Poor Performance
@@bunyan6101 yea.
Btw is the 6 ps lol.
@@offthecouch1999 I was always taught 7. Count em up. 7 is a lucky number. And a holy number. And there is 7 words staring with p in that statement. I don’t know where you are getting 6 from.
@@bunyan6101 ahh we teach 6
Proper prepperarions prevent piss poor performance
@@bunyan6101 we bring up the 6 ps quite often on the channel i thought you were reffering to them
@@offthecouch1999 ah. I see. I wasn’t aware of that. Thanks for clarifying.
Хоть бы ссылки на магазины и вещи оставили что у вас есть
Could you translate this ?
Are you asking to long where you can buy these products?
@@offthecouch1999 "At least links to stores and things left what you have"
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