This video was just to show you a good base to build your kit around. I’ve slept on trash bags filled with leaves more times than I care to mention and I’ve never had a problem with them moving around. There are ways to use the space blanket without needing any trees for the shelter setup. A sleeping bag is not in this kit because this is a minimal EM kit, not really a camping bag. I don’t really like strapping stuff to the bottom of my pack because it gets ripped up really fast from the sticker bushes. I would prefer a tarp over a tent any day of the week just for versatility’s sake. Thanks for the comment!

I feel that Waterproofing your gear is very important.

Thanks bro!

I really appreciate that! Thank you for watching!

Appreciate it man!

Thanks for watching!

Thank you! I like to keep things simple for sure.

Thanks man! We r supposed to get more tomorrow night!😂

I’ve got a few videos on poncho repair and repair kits

Thanks bro!

I’ve used these tinders for years and I’ve never had a problem with em. They will go bad if the package isn’t sealed tho.

@@buckeyebushcraft , ok, glad you have had good luck with them. I am just saying mine were sealed and didn't work so I don't trust them. Hopefully you don't have a similar issue at a time when you need them.

Thanks buddy!👊🏻

Thanks man!

You are for sure bro, just keep training!

I’ll never forget you were one of my first subs! I appreciate the support! I really look up to Dave, he’s a awesome friend to me and one hell of a mentor, as well as all of the other guys you met at your basic class. Keep crushing it bro👊🏻

@@buckeyebushcraft you're a good egg brother. It's been a pleasure watching you grow here on KZfaq, following your progression at the PFS, and meeting you out there during my own class. Keep putting out content, and we'll keep watching!! 🙂

@@811NJUtilityLocating I appreciate that brother!👊🏻

Thank you!

It kinda makes sense for me because I work for them…

I’ve got a few of em, they’re definitely more heavy duty

Thank you! Paul is a really good dude, he’s got a great channel

I’ve been wanting that backpack forever, Filson makes really good stuff

@@buckeyebushcraft Yes, I am not the kind of "brand" man, but I really like my Filsons (yes, I lost my head and after buying the tan one I bought another in olive). I have the green one more biased on winter time and the tan more on summer time. Tha construction is robust, the materials top notch, they are confortable and, being quite small, oblige me to be disciplined and careful on what I put inside. I am past my mid sixties and surely I would not go very fast nor very far with a 80 l loaded pack on my back... That's a discussion I always have with the lads / instructors in the survival courses: I always enphasize the need of walking 10 or 20 miles with the loads they bring to the courses... the green-horns just bring comodities of a 4 star hotel... that 's not how things work in real life / emergency. If you get stuck on a bridge during an evacuation and have to leave your car you would not manage to jump over the cars for 2 or 2 miles with a 80 pound backpack (at least I would not...) The youngsters must learn to think spartan, small and light, to make the right choices with the right materials... I often see people with 3 knives on their belt of similar size...what for? They eat like a T-rex... I sometimes see them eating meals that would last 3 or 4 days for me... I see in the sites the recomendation of 40 to 60 liters pack for a week-end...I wonder what they would recomend for tha appalachian or pacific trail... But, although I am the "weardo" because of the provocative comments (with the only purpose of making them think) the lads like me comming by at least for the "extras" on good food and wine that I try to bring for the meetings...

Appreciate it!

Same here bro😂

I always use twisted, because I can break it down to smaller fibers if need be.

The source of my migraines was eating junk food and being WAY overweight. Since I’ve started eating better, going to the gym and exercising daily, loosing weight has really helped me out. I’ve still got 50 lbs to loose but I hardly ever get a migraine now.

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About 7 pounds

Yea it will

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Yea

They do not unfortunately. But hopefully I have you some ideas to build your kit!

I move my livestreams to private, just because I don’t want my channel page full of em.

Idk, doesn’t really matter that much to me.

They sold out a long time ago

@@buckeyebushcraft ok thx

If I was building a FAK, no matter where I live in the world, a TA would be the first thing I put in there. Guns aren’t the problem.. people are. You never know when a freak accident may happen

You're telling me the UK doesn't have knife amnesty bins and that knife attacks don't cause massive bleeding which a tourniquet addresses?

I watched a woodland survival series. The bloke fell down a hill into a tree and ended up slicing the back of his ear quite badly , guess what they used? A tourniquet. Not a gun in sight. Your comment made me laugh.

Also, we can have guns in the UK. We can also carry sharp objects if there is a good reason for doing so.