Short Scout and a Quick Haversack Dump
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Dave Canterbury, David Canterbury, The Pathfinder School,Bush Craft ,Survival skills, Historical Lore, Primitive Skills, Archery, Hunting, Trapping, Fishing, Navigation, Knives, Axes, Fire, Water, Shelter, Search and Rescue
Anyone else pee on the side of the toilet at night so you don't make any noise?
lol
That shoulder case with the axe and the saw is super awesome and useful!
You are very well prepared for being so close to camp/home. Thanks for sharing!
I think it is good you revisit videos like this from time to time
Nice setup! Especially the bag for the axe and the saw is great.
Thanks for sharing your set up Dave. Good luck jumping them rabbits.
Wow Dave that ring is a great idea! Thanks! That's what I enjoy about your videos, they come from experience and people can use it!
Very nice, old school, minimalist kit! I always love to see how other people do things.
miss these kind of vids from you. well done thanks for sharing
I lost count on which variation of EDC kit this is. But it's cool, nice to see it changing through years and according to intended purposes. To people who ask what one caries, go watch the older videos, but, it's nice to watch a video about changes in kit.
Great idea carrying that variety of loads for the 12ga. Thanks.
Love your vids. I can't really get out. These are a good approximation. thank you.
Love God Love your channel Thank you brother
Nice little video. I like the saw and axe wrap. I have been thinking about making something like that but never seen it.
Thanks - Martin
love these short to the point vids not only informative but an insight to the man
I like when you do Videos like this Dave thanks
The fork would make a emergency frog gig too, think I'm gonna buy one now lol.
I live in the city, so I was a little jealous getting to see your kit and what you get to carry around. Looks solid, and liked your reasoning for it (including your matches which were just there for tradition). Love your videos. Thanks
Cool Items, very nice.
Been so long since you did a kit dump! Thanks for this, brother.
now this is the type of video i love from you, where you are out in the wood showing stuff
Good video. Thanks for sharing it.
Dave, you are a legend!!
Thanks for the great and very informative videos David ! All the best to you and your family from Bulgaria !
I love that old M-66 Ithaca. Great old gun.
the return of the 21 century longhunter great!!
Hey Dave, I appreciate all you do for your followers. I know you get paid for this but it is free for all of us so I appreciate you spending the time to make quality videos. I just wanted to ask you what some of your favorite firearms that you use. Obviously your single shot shotguns but what about what your favorite flintlock or favorite percussion cap firearm etc. Thanks again for all you do and I hope to take one of your classes some day in the near future.
Great video like always Dave
I like that Ithaca single shot. I have been a shotgunner my whole life. My favorite is a 12 gauge Stevens double barrel that is olde3r than I am, Love that char cloth tin. Thanks for the video
Thanks, Dave!
Clark
great video as always blessings and thanks!!
We do love kits and gear, thanks Dave/
Great video!! Love the lever action break barrel! And also never thought to carry a ring to make a tripod.. Genius! Thanks Dave!!!
love your videos dave i want to take one of your classes keep up the great videos
the ring is a good idea. thanks Dave as always
another great video i would like to see more on that ithaca thanks for everything you do keep it up
Ithaca 66,, that was the first gun I bought when I was a teenager. 1964???
Tanx and keep up the good work.
Nice shotgun, had one when I was a kid. Always won the turkey shoots with it. mad the old men mad lol. Nice video as always . thanks
I like your shotgun Dave. I don't believe I have ever seen one like it.
I happened on one of those Ithicas in a 20 gauge a while back. Personally I like the NEF's a little more and they're a bit cheaper but the lever is pretty cool and it was still only $150 so I snatched it up.
I carry a bow saw blade on my axe handle but with duct tape and cardboard.
Your set-up is killer.
Nice shotgun. I've had an Ithaca in 20 gauge like that since I was a teenager.
Nice Dave.
i like the ring idea. much quicker then lashing a tripod up.
Thanks Dave.
Pretty cool!
Wow, that is a huge fire steel. I like it.
My favorite types of vids.
nice and simple. I have a few ithica's, I love those guns.
Nice!
nice kit
I have an Ithaca 20 gauge shotgun. Lever action. Gave $20 for it and love it.
I noticed on one of your videos on the dustrude quick buck saw you weren't putting the saw away properly, you'll notice there is a screw on the wooden handle, that screw should go into the corresponding hole on the aluminum frame when putting it away. The screw locks the handle and blade into the frame, just a little heads up. Thank you for all the awesome videos, I have learned so much
great stuff dave
great stuff! love your new gear additions! just curious dave, how come ye dont play the music ye used to on your videos, that 'im living good out in the woods' and that a relaxing guitar strumming one ye used to play often while youd be working on something. i think ye should bring back the music or some new tunes.
An Ithaca M66. Neat little single shot. I have a receiver for one. Just got an 18 inch barrel for it. Not sure if I am going with a stock as a back packing shotgun, or a pistol grip for a fun range toy.
Nice little vid. I "mostly" always enjoy your vids.
i like that shot gun its pretty cool with the lever and all.
well Dave that about covers a good hunting bag fire coffee and shells water nice ATB ...tom
love that gun. never seen one before.
I like that shotgun. Have never seen one like it. Now I have to keep an eye open at the gun shows
Dave, I don't recall ever seeing toilet paper in any of your kits. There are very few broad leaf plants in the eastern woodlands that I trust and they are not always available.
Hey Dave I'd look into getting a bullet holder that slides on the stock on your gun so you have quick access to your ammo if you need it
Dave, I like that ring idea, what's the approximate size for it. This trucker thanks you, I get out in the woods through your videos.
I know you had some cordage hiding there somewhere. nice kit.
rabbits should be sticking out good with no snow there ive been trying to get some but man they are fast good luck
cool video.
All ways in joy this kind of video!!! As I did with the cooking video!!! Sorry my hearing is poor it sounded like you said that axe/bow sheath/bag was made by Kat craft outfitters bag. Could not fine them. you know their web-page?
Well keep the videos coming. And as all ways thanks for taking US along!!!
I think he said camp craft outfitters
Thanks! That was it!
+Lee Grubb no problem mate
Hey love your vids. Can you do a video/ how to do some of the knots you do in your vids, I know you show some as you go along in the vids but I would like to see them all lined up in one video for quick reference, and I would like to learn them, as they are very useful. Thanks
Is that a lever action on a single shot!? That's awesome.
everything all kits at once
I carry a bracelet that works as the ring, great design and everything if I can find it online I will link it.
Dave, could you please post some photos of the leather haversack? I like It really well, I'm planning for awhile to make one for myself, and I would appreciate a detail of the flap, if it is just cut and left or if it is bend over and sewn (the edges of it). Thank you so much! I love your work, be well :)
never seen that particular single shot or heared of it before. pretty cool though Ithaca made/makes some fine shotguns
Nice carry option for axe and saw combo, and a really nice shotgun Dave. Its too bad H&R discontinued their single shot shotguns and Handi-rifles, luckily I have a 444 and 35 Whelen handi-rifle but still looking at pawn shops for a 12 g single shot. Dave I know you have a few H&Rs but have you ever tried the Rossi single 12?
Dave, that Ring for making a Tripod is something I wish you would offer at SRO. I saw the video where you first talked about that, and was hoping you would have them made for those of us who would like to include them in our own kit. Please consider that. Stephen, Ohio
+BuckeyeBushcraft L.
Look in feed stores in the horse and fencing sections. Or make one out of bankline. Three lengths braided then tied into a fixed circle has been working for me since the first vid mentioning this method came out. Hope that helps.
+duxdawg Thank you. I will give that a try.
Like the kit! Aloha ! 8D
great video. love that equipment Dave. how long is that shotgun barrel?
While its cool that youre a purist and preserving the history, i'm curious why you dont incorporate the old into the new. Your kit right there is just so FASHIONABLE, my thought process is you need to mix the old with the new to be most effective.
Full choke would not be my choice for rabbit, nice ol gun but might need a modified or improved cylinder for wabbits
Do coffee like ancients did it. Turkish or fine espresso grind with a quality brand NOT Starbucks. Boil water and mix in grind and let grind settle to bottom. Sweeten it if u want. Awesome coffee.
I like that shotgun.
I have same style Ithaca but mine is a 410
Hey Dave could you make another kuksa carving video? I know you've made a video already on making a kuksa but im sure your carving skills have improved alot since that video. I know mine have.
That looked to much like product placement don't get me wrong axe/buck saw sling great product and I would like to have 1 but for what Dave was saying a quick hunt near base camp or home a hatchet and folding saw or just folding saw makes more sense LOL now the issue becomes getting 1
I just bought the oil skin haversack and I got a hole in it
nice gun , have a few myself,
oh ya liked the video to
nice kit Dave, but I'm surprised, no cordage??
Great video. Was the haversack leather?
another great video! I like the ring idea, about what size is it?
been looking everywhere for a single shot! where can i find one, which company still makes the damn things?
é possível legendas em português ptbr ?
hey Dave another good video , one question though where did you get that ring for the tripod. I typically don't use a tripod that often because I don't feel like setting it up. But a ring like that would make it a lot easier .
could you make a vid over that shotgun and/or the axe/buck saw holder? i haven't seen a vid on those yet and they seem interesting. if you have a vid for those, please link it to me. otherwise, keep up the good work!
That's a nice set up, perfect for its purpose! Do you have to worry about bears in your neck of the woods?
Xxx Dave no insert for the 12 ga why not I like them
nice kit dave! do you still use the hatchet haversack by duluth? if so how's it holding up?
What side knife do you carry the most. I know you have a whole slew of knives but which one do you catch yourself carrying the most. Thanks for all the great videos
which axe is that? I don't recall a wetterlings with a straight handle like that?
Mr. Dave, Can you make a review about the Sam Yang Dragon Claw big bore air rifle and if can work for survival in the woodsland? Some followers like me follow you from countries that have gun restrictions and bureucratical tramits for firearms carry for sport activities and survival, but airguns are not regulated and the Dragonclaw has the ft/lb same as an light .45 acp with the range of a smoothbore musket, thanks and greetings from Mexico...
Dave where did you get the cup/flask??? Could you please link it to me?