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Thank you so much my Friend! I know there is a two week planned in April in the travel trailer. Going to hang out in the super exciting state of Arkansas.

Thank you so much! I am glad you enjoyed it.

Thank you so much!, but I am pretty sure I just made their naughty list after this video lol. They were decent enough. I sure didn't back away from the table still hungry. The pooch doesn't know if they were good or not since the little bites, I cut up for her, just got inhaled LOL.

Thank you so much Brother! The stew was delicious :) it was way better than either of our MRE's last trip by just a bit lol. Somehow, we need to try to incorporate a meal into a camp trip.

Now that I am fairly setup for it, I want to do more campfire cooks. There just has to be a minor disaster at least once no matter what I'm doing lol. Thank you so much for watching and the comment!

For sure. Plus, you are at the mercy of the elements.

Yours come out a bit more complicated?

@@RandallsLittleAdventures Yes, and way too heavy, as I used 2x6 lumber and greatly over-engineered it. Also, I have to pick the whole boat up to get it on the dolly. Now I'm definitely going to build a simple, lightweight dolly like yours. Figuring out how to attach it through the grab handles is pure genius. I have the same 1232 boat as yours, so I know your dolly will work. It is even the same generation, as the "ALUMACRAFT" logo changed a few times over the years and my boat has the same one as yours. I bought it new around 2014 for $545. They probably cost 3 times that much today. Thanks again! 👍

Woah woah woah. Easy on that genius stuff. I'm just an old redneck lol. We just figure out how to make stuff work with junk that is already in the barn. This dolly does move the boat around like a dream. The best of luck with your upcoming build!

Good Morning Sir! Yes, this was quite the test. It's pretty easy to camp in great weather but definitely gets more challenging in monsoon conditions. I love my Esbit Stove. It's not as fast as a gas stove but it is super light and honestly, I'm just never in that much of a hurry lol.

Thank you so much! Oh, absolutely the place was a quagmire of slop lol.

Haha, nothing to see here. Everything is normal.

Thank you very much. I am glad you are enjoying it.

It's more like a challenge accomplished. The cheese filled pretzels where amazing lol. Thanks so much for dropping the comment. It really helps.

The trees we tied the tarp to would make an excellent hammock area.

That sounds amazing! I am going to have to give the a whirl sometime.

We were scheduled for site 5, but as we would have needed waders to stay in it, we backtracked to site 4. Shockingly, no other people had reserved a site, so the Ranger let us choose whatever we liked. Thanks so much for the support brother!

Thank you so much! I really appreciate you braving the weather and joining me on this mud slide of a campout. I am looking forward to the next one!

It was definitely a surprise!

That would absolutely do the trick. My main issue was not cleaning the petroleum jelly from the cotton balls off my hands before I touched it. Took me a minute to figure that out lol.

Thank you so much! I have enjoyed these knives, and they are durable. The way the tip held up to being hammered on was fairly impressive. As always, thank you for your support, and I hope you are having a great weekend.

It certainly is. Only problem is that it is from ground saturation due to rain rather than actual ground water coming in. Made a pretty tough job to begin with, all the more fun lol.

It is a ton of work, but on the upside maybe we will have an unending supply of water in a SHTF situation. Thank you Sir!

Thank you Sir! It may be summer before I get to finish this little series. It just dumped another two inches of rain.

yup, there was one on it when it wandered up. It was way too tight and choking the deer. It should never have been there to begin with in my opinion. The whole experience was just so random lol.

@ Really cool tho, wish I could pet a Deer

He loved the green shirt I had on. LoL

Oh, you are referring to an actual well that a person digs down while in it. I did that one time when I was a teenager and never again. That's some scary stuff but back then you had to do what you had to do. Thanks for the comment!

@ Crazy dangerous! Any old home site will have one ( probably filled in now ).

Yeah, they were all over the house and just flying around. Can barely wait to open the camper. I am sure it is full of them.

Thank you so much Sir! It is a ton of work and still plenty more to go, at least when it quits raining. Thanks for the support.

I decided I had one more well in me before I just couldn't do it anymore. I think doing projects like this is a great preparedness tool and also to shows how much work it used to take to get anything done. Those old timers where monsters back in their day.

That's a nice day for Michigan! I am glad we don't get super cold here. Our houses just aren't built for it. Thanks for stopping in!

I checked that out and it looks to be a great bit of gear!

LoL Thank you so much. I make way too many questionable decisions to take myself too seriously!

You and me both lol. Learning how to stay warm without the help of a fire is a trick but I slept all the way through the night.

Thank you so much!

Yeah, I really do need to order that 20 degree sleeping bag. It's hard to do when I would ever use it maybe once or twice a year. The sheep pelt is the bomb. I want to get a single pelt so I can put it in my chair. Thanks for the continued support. I'm glad I survived too!

I am so glad you enjoyed it. I have always had camping gear, but it seems that it is truly getting custom fitted to me instead of just random stuff. Sleep has always my biggest hurdle to camping. That cap should last me the rest of my life based on the amount of cold weather we get here lol. I hope so because its awesome. Thank you for all of the support!

Ha! I didn't see that one coming, but I guess I have to, because there it is. Thanks for the support my friend.

@RandallsLittleAdventures you are welcome 😊

Good morning, Sir! I have been using it all around the yard now and it is just handy as hell. So much easier than dragging out the chainsaw. Thanks for the continued support my friend.

I have no doubt lol. Thanks so much for stopping by.

I have carried bouillon cubes in my bags previously. Wouldn't be a bad thing to add back.

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I don't have high hopes for the cheesy poncho, but if I can get a use or two out of them, that will be good enough for the purpose. I have worn a garbage bag a time or two. Not very fashionable but slightly better than nothing lol. Thanks for stopping by with the comment!

Nailed it!

First, Thank you so much! I let the "what if" thoughts get away from me sometimes. Sometimes more mobility is an important prep all in itself. I will definitely check out that multi-tool. It appears I need one more than I realized I did lol. I hope you have a wonderful day!

I couldn’t agree with you more on the importance of ease of mobility. Sometimes that doesn’t occur to me until I’m attempting to schlep and legitimize and absurdly loaded pack. 😆 Regarding my recommendation to check out the Gerber Dime…. Some multi tool purists may scoff at that model because of its size. (It’s very small) But it really is a practical tool. It’s durable, handy and affordable. I use the spring loaded pliers all the time. They’re handy for lifting pot lids off the fire. The tweezers are well angled and precise. Great for extracting splinters. And the bottle opener is super handy for opening premium beers that lack twist off caps. 😁

I am definitely not stuck on Leatherman or nothing. If it works, it works. A person could buy 6 of those Gerbers for 1 Leatherman. A non-twist off cap?? You are just gettin high falooting now lol.

I may replace the mask idea with a bandana which is so versatile including dust protection. My friend, you are in a long line of people suggesting I get a multi tool. I guess I am going to have to break down and get a decent pair. As always, thanks for the support my friend.

@RandallsLittleAdventures you are very welcome. To be fair I am a pro multi tool person. But it can even help you with fishing. Makeing tackle to removing hooks. Why I suggest m95 is how small it can filter. I was thinking from what we learned during 9-11. But ultimately it is your kit and I think you did a good job over all.

You just sold the multi tool as a fishing aid. That seals the deal lol. Thank you again!

@@RandallsLittleAdventures Lol glad I could help. If you want a leather man thats good but not over pricy I suggest the rebar.

From a prepper point of view, it's hard not to bring everything along with the kitchen sink. From just this one dude's perspective, I just need a few items to keep me going. It's a constant battle with myself to keep from adding items to any bag. Thanks for the support, Brother!

Thanks exactly what I was thinking. Thanks for stopping by and commenting!

Sorry I interrupted your productive day. Thanks for the comment!

I think it is so versatile, that it is going to be hard to beat. Thanks for stopping by with the comment!

@ You are very welcome! I agree!!

Thank you so much! All the gear worked as it should, and I was happy about that. We definity need another trip!