Hidden Woodsman Haversack Kit Load-Out (For Overnight and Extended Trips)
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Published 2019-01-07
To purchase the haversack from Malcolm go to:
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For more information on taking classes at the WayPoint Survival School, as well as the required gear list, go to:
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All Comments (21)
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Hello everyone! Hope you are having a great new year! Thanks to all of you who are faithfully supporting the channel and for all your kind comments. I look forward to seeing many of you in classes this year. Make sure and check out waypointsurvival.com/ for all the details!
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I use a car reflective windshield sun shield inside the hammock. Just make sure you secure one end with p -cord through a reinforced hole with duct tape so it doesn’t tear. That way it won’t slide down in the hammock. Make sure the shield extends from head to 6 inches below your butt. You can sew matrerial to one side of the sun shield to make it stronger and less prone to tear. That sun shield can take you down to 40F, 30F in a pinch but you will feel some of the cold coming through, but better than no insulation at all. A poncho liner with the SOL double size mylar heat sheet safety pinned to it makes an excellent under quilt, over quilt, or tarp in a pinch as well. Sew a zipper in the poncho liner for your head to pass through and cut a slit in the SOL mylar heat sheet as well, and then reinforce the mylar with packaging tape and you have a extra survival garment. That’s what I have been doing for years.
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I remember when Dad and I camped the Clinch River back in the seventies you could not take a step in that river without stepping on a muscle. Frog legs, Catfish and Muscles!!! Those were fun Times.
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Nice video. Haversacks do come in handy and definitely have their place.
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Very nice . Was starting to think I might see a rabbit and a kitchen sink . I wish I had your organizational skills . Have a great evening
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This channel has allways been such a great learning tool for me, so much knowledge this man has that people have forgotten.
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I am also amazed at how much gear you have packed away, great all around haversack pack! Thanks again for sharing!
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Nice kit, great video!!! There's nothing like the 5 and 10 C's of survivability to gauge your kit by, and to help you make sure you have the essentials covered. Thanks for sharing your kit with us, and for sharing your ideas, thoughts and experiences.
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Holy Moly you got alot of stuff in that little set up. Very interesting! Yes I'm digging up and watching your old videos
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Nice load out. Did not think you would have all that in your haversack. Pretty amazing. Thanks for sharing with us.
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Absolutely awesome video. That would be perfectly suited for myself as I have some limitations on mobility on occasions. From an old soldier who has been trying to figure out how to set up a kit, I thank you.
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I am chomping at the bit for the next installment of the 1790 Pioneer series !! ⛺️
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You are awesome! Found you tonight...thank you for being so passionate about what you love and brings you peace and sharing your wisdom with us. Much appreciated.
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I love that the haversack has a flat bottom.
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Good video brother James. I'm amazed at how much gear came out of that pack. Wow. I noticed that field of what we called sage grass. You could take that 55 gal. trash bag and stuff it full and have enough tinder to last a long time lol. Thanks for sharing buddy. Looking forward to another year of watching your videos.
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That's a great kit you have. I like the pouches on both sides.
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Hello James good to see you again god bless
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Great kit. Looks like everything is covered.
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I love watching ur videos
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I never would have guessed you had all that stuff in there. I like this approach. I've seen many outdoor life philosophies for outdoor trips such as: Native American Colonial American Modern Soldier Wild West Cowboy style Medieval Pre Medieval Out of all of the approaches for a modern person I like yours the most. It takes into consideration many unspoken issues people do not address although each approach is slightly different.
