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I played here as a child all the time. Almost every day. lol

No step 2?

Putting the fish hooks and needle in the centre might mean you get poked and irritated from repeatedly gripping it there. Maybe not an issue as a walking stick, but if you ever want to be able to spin this staff for self-defence, you should prioritise comfort, grip and ease of manipulation in the centre of the shaft.

This is a good one .. I use a Sucrets complete tin . It's deeper but shorter than an altoids tin . You can buy a broken Gerber Dime or mini leatherman and tale the arm off that has the knife and saw . It makes a good knife for a tin . This is the most practical mini altoid I've seen

Thank you for letting me go camping with you. (and I didn't have to do any work)

Nice spot. You were basically right across the road from my apartment complex 😂.

cool camp mate hello from Australia leave no trace love it!

great camp my friend, enjoyed it.

That’s awesome 😎 n very much needed when camping/anything lol great 👍

Just subbed to ur channel my husband @bipolarkornbread was already subbed to u watching ur videos now! Have a great weekend

Nice video with a variety of items reviewed.

Awesome

How much does it weigh?

this is the first id ever seen one of these. good idea! the possibilities are almost endless

Wow!! What a great idea! This is the best idea I have seen all year+, why didn't I think of it? I was gonna carve a walking cane with a snake on it, but when I do I will be adding some modifications. With the hooks in the end I would add 3 of those screw in eyes that you hang pictures with to use for the eyes on a makeshift pole, and maybe a snare wire too, I use a tigertail type wire.

Very cool !!!!!!!!!

Great idea!

Awesome job!! I’m making the same thing in my own flavor. Been workin on it for a while now & it’s nearly finished. I got so many new ideas from this one post. Thanks so much for the inspiration & you did a really stellar job brother! I’ll be following

All my walking sticks are pointed for self defense and fish or varmet harvest..I keep cordage and tape and the other stuff in my pack..

Really good idea!!!!!

Cool idea. Thanks for sharing. Since this seems to be a fishing heavy kit, why not either include some threaded eye hooks, or have them already in place on that staff (or predrilled holes to mount them in) to easily convert the whole thing into a fishing rod?

Love this. I'm going to make one from aluminum conduit. It will have a coupling on one end and a cap at the handle. I'll thread a solid rod to screw into the coupling that is threaded ,3/8 16 for any tool I want to attach to it. A knife blade, a hook or a spearhead that will fit inside.

Smart! Very cool!

This gives me an idea, thnx.

My hiking staff when I was w/ Search & Rescue looked similar.. We had to track criminals in the woods, so we needed to measure boot size, stride lenght and mark trees w/ caution tape... Everything I needed was on my staff, besides a backpack encase we had to spend the night.

Are those screws stainless steel?

I like how you showed the product that you made but it would be better if you showed the video making it and how you made it rather than just showing it. Pre-made. I would like to watch a video of you making it.

Nice and handy and always with you. Great idea!

Good work. Shalom

Waw..sangat bermanfaat,nice

If you put carbon felt underneath the fire, and soak it with alcohol that's another option. :)

Clever. Thank you.

Add a ridged schedule 80 pvc for storing water or add a water collection bag and some water tabs!!! God bless great idea

3:16 Razor blade. Replacing this with something like a Stanley cutter blade would be more durable. It's also quite easy to improvise a knife from a Stanley blade. 3:44 I recently saw a guy pack this cotton/jelly stuff into 3 cm pieces of drinking straw, then sealing off the ends with a jet lighter while crimping the end with a Leatherman pliers. One straw tinder like this will burn for several minutes and they are small, and waterproof. I was impressed! 4:38 The wetfire looks a bit bulky for that tin. I'd put in a tea light or two. 7:30 I like that magnesium block fire starter! Great idea in very little space. One thing I learned in my scouts days is to never be without a school plastic pencil sharpener! With it one can shave masses of very fine shavings from twigs, or wood dowels cut from bigger sticks or wood cores. Very easy to ignite. Thanks for a great video. Note: why does everyone always use an Altoids tin? A tin maybe 1cm longer and wider, and a bit deeper, won't be any harder to carry/pack and would double its versatility! One could even use a Tupperware container of just about any shape/size that suits, and they are nearly indestructible! And waterproof, without all the tape around it! I would probably keep all the separate gear in separate Tupperware containers in the pack, or cargo pants pockets. What do you think?

Just bought one myself. Haven't tried it out yet. Hail State!

awesome!

Glad I found your channel! I make it a point to follow any channel that is a fan of Steve Wallis because he's awesome and tends to have other awesome people who are fans of his. I'm looking forward to the rest of this video and then I'm going to check out some of your other videos. I'm sitting on my ass in the house but I'm still going to join you for a step 2. In this case, mine is Cryo Stash Imperial IPA. It's 8.7% alcohol by volume goodness! They make it with this cryohops kind of hops that seems to give it that IPA flavor without all the excessive dryness that a lot of other IPAs have. Sam Adams is always a fine choice too. Haven't had that kind in a while so maybe I'll pick some up next time I go to the store for beer.

Great job, this is very pleasant to watch, very informative, looking forward for your next adventure, yep this is yo pop braggin........

Fellow Mississippian cool to see the area near me in a video

Good job mate! Great equipment, always good to see mate having fun!

these types of walking sticks should be above eye level so if you stumble the odds of it poking your eye out is less

I have the iprotec200 and it's held up very well. It's a smaller unit but with good quality. For me leaving the battery inside the flashlight is the most important basic feature...meaning will the battery be drained while left inside the flashlight housing because flashlights like luxpro or gear light they drain good batteries after a week being left inside the flashlight housing. It's a serious problem because batteries were never cheap even nowadays. Iprotec200 does not drain batteries left in the flashlight, that's important to me. I even have a headband black -diamond flashlight and it seems to drain batteries too so I have too leave open the encasement so the batteries are not fully inserted...kind of sad really.

Well done of completing your first stealth camp! And wow! It was really good, thanks for sharing, I really enjoyed it. Thanks for joining the #SCA which is where I found you to subscribe. Looking forward to your future ones. Stay safe 👍😃🇬🇧

Thank you for taking me camping with you. I enjoyed that.

Enjoyed the video man. Keep them coming when you can.

Good stuff dude!

Really enjoyed your stealth adventure tonight. Thanks for posting it.

Rain fly?

Thanks for the video but this place looks boring as H! I’ve watched 3 videos & there’s not even swimming!

I watched your film on the World War II Clinton Camp. You’re in the wrong place. Where you are is in the waterways experiment station. The camp is may be a quarter of a mile to the east.