رحلة الطبيعه الجميله Great video, success, beautiful channel, best channel

Nice video. Thanks for sharing

👍👍👍Always aiming for the best packing is a great attitude!

Looks like you have everything you need and that woodland looks just the job👍

Great video, I'm impressed with how you pack the bread bag. It's like Mary Poppins' handbag, you just kept pulling more stuff out!

Thanks for the update. Be Safe! - Tennessee Smoky

I enjoyed that mate, keep em coming👍

Great as always! 👍🏻

Man Jason you managed to get a lot in that bag! Iv'e only used mine for day trips but I agree they are great bits of kit and very cheap.

Great vid love the improvised pack rack them polish bread bags are brilliant I use mine alot great bit of kit look forward to your next vid mate atb peace

Awesome video

Enjoyed the watch and got some good ideas!

J that's an interesting selection of kit looks a good effective mix of traditional style and more modern stuff . Looking forward to seeing you use it on your trip . Take it easy mate 👍

Hi Jason I really enjoyed your video. Not only are you making something useful using your bushcraft skills but you're actually using it. Don't see that often. Enjoyed it too because here in Australia I'm still in lockdown. I did manage an overnighter in the backyard which was nice and quiet because of the curfew! Jason thanks again for the video I really look forward to seeing them. Cheers Roger

On corporals corner KZfaq channel he does stuff like that on occasion and so dose colecracker bushcraft KZfaq. I’m not saying that these are great what you’re doing. The ropes I thought we were putting padding underneath him that was good too. Enjoy your channels keep them coming I really have enjoyed them. Another American who enjoys your stuff.

Another cracking well delivered episode china. This pack frame makes a lot more sense to me than just the 7KG satchel over the shoulder and all the discomfort issues it would bring on a long tab as mentioned in an earlier comment. I like the bed roll section and have used this modular system on a Aussie Vietnam era Alice pack frame, not the triangle bushman setup you have here. I would defo give this a go mind you. For personal experience and a good challenge solely. I think the next evolution for you Jason will be the ADF or USMC steel pack frame and build your own layout with the gear you already have. As for adding or replacing your gear, look its a tool box mate, you put the tools in for the job at hand. For UK bush you are spot on, maybe a creature comfort like a paperback, maybe Dogs of War by old Freddie Forsyth lol, get the juices flowing lol, I would probably add a pack rifle 22 or folding airgun (not sure whats legal there) or set lines and telescopic rod. Just things to feed me and keep me entertained. Bit of plinking in the bush. Great fun. Keep them coming china. Cheers Mo.

Reminds me of the times I saw soldiers with socks or whatever they could stuff under their Bergan straps to reduce chafing. 🤦‍♂️ Have you thought about using your Hammock Straps as the carrying system for the Roycraft Pack? I have a different system where I use one of those Russian type canvas Veshmeshok with mine and therefore can utilise its webbing shoulder straps. I have to go back to that project as I used my Gimlet and dowels as well as binding on the 3 joints, but as the wood (Willow) dried, some cracks appeared in the frame so, I either need to use wood filler or start again and what I like about the system is that you don't have to use straight sticks at the base, I have collected a whole bunch of curved sticks of different diameters that will sit more comfortably on my lower back - they're all drying out naturally, no hasty work for the next build. I'm always interested in weigh outs and I understood that at 66 years of age, I couldn't carry my winter pack very far without strapping my knees etc. That looks like a very reasonable load out, but no Hip Flask......... 😜 Am I right in hearing you say you carry your burner with the fuel in it? I have one, never used it, but I was led to believe from KZfaqrs that said they leak and hence they carry them dry with the fuel in a separate bottle? When you said, 'Dirty Bottle' you mean it's for your unfiltered water before the Sawyer Mini or it is a Pee Bottle, I'm guessing the former? The use of AVON Skin So Soft as a Midge/Mossie Repellent was a Cabbage Head invention by their Troop up in Arbroath. SNOPES busted the myth proving it has no Midge/Mossie repellent in it whatsoever. However, if it works for you, then fine. I'm blood group O+ and my blood is the cocktail, the nectar Mrs Mossie seeks out from the group sitting around a table as the blood she loves. I need something with DEET in it to protect me from a load of itchy blotches. Win some, lose some. 👀😢

I really like this idea. I do enjoy my bag, as well. Thank you for the inspiration. Well done, as always. Cheers.

When I was in the boy scouts, way back in the day, we were required to make a pack frame from scratch in order to earn some sort of a badge...sure brings back some memories! For me, appreciate now a good shoulder bag! Great kit! Take good care now and hope you have a wonderful weekend! Bruce and Otis

Tidy project Jason. You've managed to make a tardis out of your sack. I've never tried it but the bed roll appears vintage and interesting. Is it still a serious bit of kit? Well, good going. I look forward to seeing it all in action. Mark

Roycraft pack is a great frame 👍. I have one I use regular for days out and great multi use. Grest job J. Quality selection of the rest of your kit too. Always fancier or more expensive kit but like you say 'it's about using what you've got ' 👍 Brilliant J look forward to seeing it all in action 👍 Atb Rick n Billy

Another cracking video ! And looking forward to seeing it in use. Just a thought but if you wrapped your tarp around the bed roll it would stop your wool blanket getting wet ? Steve

Jason that was awesome and much needed. Literally turned on the computer unsure what to watch this popped up, I thought the frame to be a great idea, I like the way you double up things, so the gloves to protect the shoulders as well as for your camp chores, the bandana with the burner, you pack so well, I said it before about the tardis😎. Did you cut the wood and season it or was it from a dead branch, or was it green even? i.m defo interested in the weight, weight is always an issue for me. I struggle with some of the gear that I carry around the shoulders so I might give this one a go. Great bit of kit you take to be honest, and you're right about the gear that you know that works, some of the brand stuff is alright but pricey. There's a wesite which you probably know about called military mart and some of the stuff on there is just so practible but also cheap. I bought a czech bed roll I think it's called, it's basically a bivi and a solid quality woolen blanket, i think I paid £11.99 at the time and I also bought a bivi bag somewhere else (brand) for £50 and the bedroll is better! Some of the ex army gear is awesome. I have yet to learn the art of going light but you have mastered it. Lovely wood too, thanks Jason, really enjoyed.