I have learned so much from your videos and have implemented many things into my long distance hiking adventures like use of toggles, knots, loops, making tinder, making knives, improvising on the fly, so many things. Thank you.

Thanks for showing us the old fashioned ways. I like to see how they did things back when they didn't have all our modern conveniences. Great video. Keep it up!

I like the blankets and canvas materials. The primitive pack is cool. Thanks

Nice tip on the top cover for the blanket roll. Thanks.

Very nice video explaining how to pack up bedroll, camp gear, and tie to backpack frame! Excellent job, very nice camp set-up!

Thanks for these videos, Dave. I don't know if you read my other post asking for something on these subjects, but I'd like to offer a trick I learned (and expanded on) as thanks: One can keep their water warm with a cozy made from newspaper & wrapped in duct tape, they can also add aluminum foil or chip bags for extra effect.

Dave your knowledge and experience is unbelievable I hope to learn as much as you have one day

Wow Dave I really love these ideas!!!!!

loving this series of videos. its like the old longhunter and teepee series. thank you for sharing

Dave, All of your videos are very informative ! Great job. Thanks.

Great video and I loved the ladder pack.

Thank you again Dave once again videos helpful look forward to the next one Bud

Great video Dave we're learning a lot from these videos keep up the good work Buddy and God bless

Love your camping and bushcraft videos!! Just wish I had a place and time to practice everything I learn from them.

:13 "Not this past weekend because we had a hangin out here." Huh! 😱 Terrific video, thanks.

Nice video Dave!

Great video Dave, thanks

That is an awesome setup Dave ! As always thank you for the knowledge more bush gold from Mr.C !! Cheers Brother !! ,;,;,; Spook

My dd always preferred oiled canvas for protection over anything nylon,thanks for the lesson Dave

Great video, I've seen many times how people make their bed rolls and carry them like a backpack, but that tip with a flap that covers the top is a first time for that I see this. Great tip Thanks!