I had some beeswax candles in my tin. But they melted in a blob lol. Might add a couple of antidiareah pills, a couple of and some exlax pills in there ( don't get them confused lol ) also some baking soda is good for heartburn. A nail is handy to. You could stick a couple of strips if duct tape to the top of your tin. Also a small piece of sand paper comes in handy in case your match striker goes bad. Eydrops are good to have in your kit.
Here in America it's probably best to just carry a ziploc bag with information about trees, plants and other things. Not so much what's edible but, what's not. The "don't do that's" are much fewer than the "it's ok to rub that on your buttocks." as for tools and such, they're easily carried in a pocket or on your belt and many useful things can be found or made. For example, within 20 minutes I could probably find enough hooks, lures and broken fishing line to pull in a whale. Many people forage for food and edibles but, they forget about the usefulness of tossed water bottles, cans ect. I'm not saying don't be prepared, I'm just saying if you're unable to carry heaps, nature and mankind has you covered via-littering.
Yes, just yes. I carry this with me everyday in an urban setting. I use the kit for different reasons daily...... and i challenge you to show us your kit? Thats right. Chirping crickets🦗
Good clear presentation and some great tips like idea of slightly bigger tin
I like your take on the tin kit
Awesome kit. You should put a Whirl-Pak bag, or a water balloon/bomb/grenade, or a produce/fruit bag for a water carrier. Thanks for sharing.
I had some beeswax candles in my tin. But they melted in a blob lol. Might add a couple of antidiareah pills, a couple of and some exlax pills in there ( don't get them confused lol ) also some baking soda is good for heartburn. A nail is handy to. You could stick a couple of strips if duct tape to the top of your tin. Also a small piece of sand paper comes in handy in case your match striker goes bad. Eydrops are good to have in your kit.
I will added some tea light candle, at least one disposble grove to it since this tin have so much space.
Here in America it's probably best to just carry a ziploc bag with information about trees, plants and other things. Not so much what's edible but, what's not. The "don't do that's" are much fewer than the "it's ok to rub that on your buttocks." as for tools and such, they're easily carried in a pocket or on your belt and many useful things can be found or made. For example, within 20 minutes I could probably find enough hooks, lures and broken fishing line to pull in a whale. Many people forage for food and edibles but, they forget about the usefulness of tossed water bottles, cans ect. I'm not saying don't be prepared, I'm just saying if you're unable to carry heaps, nature and mankind has you covered via-littering.
Nice !... Subbed.
Also where do you get altoids tins in Australia at a reasonable price
Mainly online. Ebay etc is best
What rin can is that ??
Aussie?
Yes, Australian.
@@adventureswithcowboycol from where?
@@stefanoceraglia7061 Stefano. I am from Australia.
No. Just no. I challenge you to actually use your "survival tin". Go out just with that and tell me how it works.
Yes, just yes. I carry this with me everyday in an urban setting. I use the kit for different reasons daily...... and i challenge you to show us your kit? Thats right. Chirping crickets🦗