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@@martlinnas haha. If you look further down , my friend. You will see I gave the way I figured this problem out.

@@jeffreycrawley1216 ohhhh *opens up google*.

@@lettingthebearout7528 that's changing, brother. Thank you for the feedback

@@fieldsteel5390 🤣🤣🤣

@@awesomeoutdoors1786 I'm the same. Probably my most watched vids 😅

Thank you Anthony I always appreciate a compliment coming from you! 😊 / Ida

@@massimilianocerone3981 grazi ! 🤜🔥🤛

@@timothygourley5690 hey 👋. There is a playlist on the channel where I break down each component of the bags.

@@Tim_Keys I do the same with my little ones ! Great minds and all that. Great advice, brother. I have been super busy this week. I saw your PM. Will drop yah a line during the week

@@inforestsandlands No worries at all man, take your time. Your advice is always appreciated but I see you have a lot going on these days. I'm just having some fun around here so I have no schedule or commitments to follow

@@thomasmusso1147 thanks for watching 🤜🔥🤛

@@dalewarner4216 thank you ! 🤜🔥🤛

@jonbray6861 I miss those days. Now, when I get a new piece of gear and have to put it in my setup, I have panic attacks 🤣

@@inforestsandlands Haha, that's because yours is a finely tuned machine, and I still have to resist bringing a blow up mattress and radio 😁

@andrewplaysoutside agreed my man. I had the same problem. So I got inspired by fighter jet pilots. They only have fractions of seconds before they eject. But drilling where everything is over and over again. It allows that muscle memory. So I journalled my trips. I wrote down everything I brought to the woods Gave it a star if I didn't use it. After 3 trips. If it had 3 stars it came out of my bag. Withing a few months I could clearly see what I used and what I didn't use. Then I started a new chart. Kept track of what I had to open my bag for to take out. If I needed it every trip. I then found a pouch for it outside my bag. Stuff that was last out (like sleeping pads) went way down the bottom. It's a bit of work to journal. But after a half year of trips. Your bag will be like a jet pilots flight suit

@@inforestsandlandsvery cool thought process. Can use that in my business and other endeavors of life as well. Thanks for sharing.

@@inforestsandlands Very interesting and thoughtful approach!!!

@edpikestone6800 haha! Yeh, sometimes the Irish slang comes out. Thanks fornthe support 🤜🔥🤛

@@inforestsandlands Don’t worry as I too am user of Irish colloquial phrases! Keep it all authentic and the instruction coming. I always enjoy your videos as there is no ego in it and the advice/guidance is well delivered. You should do this for a living…😁

@joaquimrasi6822 hey man ! Didn't know you were here. Hope you and your adventures are going well.

@@inforestsandlands Thank you 🙂 It's weird since when I click on YT link directly from FB , I am logged out. My likes & comments don't get posted. But glad you saw this one 🙂

@@TheSpoovy fair. Why didn't you send it back ? Helle would have replaced it

@@inforestsandlands It was a gift from my wife so a replacement wasn't really an option . I forgot to mention the large gaps in the wood too, gaps in the grain large enough to be unhygienic when using for hunting/fishing. I had to fill them with clear epoxy before using it.

@MrFomhor oh lordie lord ! I declare that gave me the vapours

@@AnthonyAwaken I imagine you will have one in your hand sooner rather than later 🤜🤛

@hillbillyfromtheswamp6223 it's my fave of the two !

@@karelianprepper 🤜🔥🤛

@@zulupox Hello 😀 Not sure if you are Swedish but it's Ida writing here now (I am Swedish) Yes, according to allemansrätten you have the right to do this but I know from experience that not all people would be happy or feel comfortable if you stay to close to their home. Speaking from personal experience I have been given out to a couple of times for pitching my tent too close to someone's property. And I've also seen angry homemade signs from land owners trying to stop people from crossing their land in certain parts. Even tho you're not doing anything wrong it can quickly turn into a very awkward experience if you just assume you can stay anywhere. So I encouraged Joe to mention this in the video 😊 I just think it's nice to check if there is a chance to do so especially if you are staying close to someone else's house and you feel a bit unsure.

@@peterbrownnl hey my man ! Won't regret it

@andrewplaysoutside the hand of the devil ! Haha. But I whole heartedly agree, brother

@darrengreaves3068 thanks big man ! 🤜🔥🤛

@EnduranceRoom thank you so much, brother. Congrats too on your ever growing success on UA-cam. So deserved

@Rust_valley_racing sure brother ,each to their own needs and bidgets. The same could be said for everything. But I don't see anyone trading down to 1998 Toyotas or buying second-hand furniture. I find it interesting that in our space , there is a large diaspora of people who love to kit shame. Kit shaning works both ways up and down the scale.

@inforestsandlands I'm not shaming anything , but you just paying for a name in most cases and I prefer old vehicles to new vehicles because they are built better and made with better quality steel compared to anything new which uses cheaper made steel in our throw away society, do a comparison on quality and which keeps its edge and ease to sharpen.. joker nomad 5 or 6.5 to the knife you are repping for the company , I can see for double the price it won't be double the quality, this is the problem these days with out door equipment you paying big money for so called high brand stuff that doesn't perform or hold up for double the cost of it to justify the extra cost of the so called high brand against a cheaper brand item .please Don't take it personal but let's keep it real with real affordable stuff that dont cost silly prices , if you want to encourage people in to the outdoors and bushcraft you already putting people off on repping a exspensive knife they think they'd need to be able to do bushcraft etc

@Rust_valley_racing great to hear you do, and I appreciate you, brother. Both the interaction and the clicks. We do have a throw-away society, and sadly, "affordable" knife brands are the worst in the space for it. Helle has been using the same 3 materials for 100 years. Sourced locally, except for laminate steels, which come from a small family run business in France. They gent who hand makes the handles for instance has been doing so for 30 years. No firing of craftsmen to be replaced with high production machines. The helle factory literally supports a small community in the small village where it is and on its 3rd generation of family owners. I say this is not in defence but as an example of different forms of value.. Like I said, people can pay the dollars on what they want. I don't judge a guy for having a titanium snow peak cup anymore than I do someone using a plastic one. I just think it is an interesting discussion. My value is placed in the people who make the knives. Mora, opinel and BPS are all cheaper than joker and do just as good. But we all judge value and where we place the dollars we personally earn, differently. It's a big interest for me, a guy who designs and tests as his full-time job, equipment for the outdoor space. If it's at all possible to find a happy medium.

@@jdotte thanks my man ! The Audun is such a stunning knife. Aesthetic masterpiece

@haroldmiller6853 very welcome, big man 🤜🔥🤛

Not an add, brother. A product demo for B2B customers. Like it says in the description.

@@inforestsandlands you work with them and are shilling the products - is an ad. Honesty is the best policy.

@PeterPavlovic shilling 🤣 Cool brother, we can agree to disagree on the semantics. Appreciate the view 🤜🤛

​@@PeterPavlovic literally the first thing he says after hello and welcome is that he works for them.

@@andrewplaysoutside that's right - and no mention in the title. His own reply hints that he thinks it's not an ad. Very dishonest. Thanks for agreeing with me...

Thanks joe ! I hear the sun is shining in your neck of the woods today.

@Tim_Keys you would be spot on my man. The Nord and a stout folding saw would get most jobs done about camp. Same to you my good friend

@@TheHawkman007 🤜🔥🤛

@paulmphoto no, they ain't for the most part. I wouldn't prepare my stake on them. But I hope when people store bottles away for long periods that they wash them before use.

​@@inforestsandlands Have you ever used a water bottle for coffee and you can't get the smell out of the bottle? Dryer sheets seems like it would stink up your wayer bottle. When I store my bottle I wash and dry them well then leave cap just half a turn on to prevent funky smell.

@paulmphoto nice tip. I normally do the same, but add tissue paper or kitchen paper. I do the open lid on my camel backs and keep them in the freezer. I've seen too many people get bad tummys from them. Plus I think we are talking about different things. (My fault). I meant the colour catcher sheets you put in the washer. They are just negatively charged paper. But I learned something, so happy accident haha

@senchaholic thank you! That means a lot. We agree with you about the music 🤣. This was an early video so our learning is an ongoing process. Thanks again for watching and the feedback