A little case with half a dozen Stanley blades and a pencil sharpener for fine cutting and making small tinder and putting a proper point on your pencil. Good video 👍
I've got some nice red jute cord. I'd be more inclined to use that for markers, as it's biodegradeable, in the case that i am not able to return for it for whatever reason. Glow sticks are already high tech, so why not go all the way and just use GPS markers? Again for the same reason.
Good day! I fancy your haversack but you don't seem to say where I could get one. Thank you in advance for your kind assistance. Have a GREAT day, Neighbor!
YES!! I have been keeping my eyes on the shop. I've been wanting at least 2 color patches. Have 2 other patches. And the small EDC kit. That Haversack looks good. It's pretty hot down south, across the pond. But, I'm getting ready for Fall.
Additions to the haversack: -match safe -quality space blanket -contractor’s bag (3 mil to save bulk) -tiny can of pepper spray -H20 tabs -Cliff bars -mini binoculars In the spirit of keeping the haversack as slender in profile as possible I’d marry the contractor’s bag and space blanket and shrink them down flat w/my Food Saver.
That means you should never wear a backpack either after all you could injure your spine or you could wrap yourself up in bubble wrap and be safe that way cause even without a backpack you can fall on your back and injure your spine without either.
10:01. Agree with everything but “leaving micro-cord round trees as markers” and, especially these glow sticks. Whatever happened to LNT ethos?🧐 What about, instead of leaving string around trees, using what’s already there, a forked stick stuck in the ground, an unobtrusive little cairn of stones etc?
I'm sure Greencraft wouldn't leave the item(s) there and not bother picking them up the next day. They are just markers for an easy return the following day/night.
As Bourne said, I clear all traces as I go. They are temporary and are never out for more than 72 hours. The "green" in Greencraft isn't because its my favourite colour. Our motto is "keeping you safe in the outdoors....and keeping the outdoors safe from you!"
@@greencraft4783 I’m happy to hear this, I would have thought you would, it wasn’t clear in the video though. I thought it was an important thing to raise as there will be watchers who have, perhaps, not taken “LNT” on board fully, and may, from the video, think it’s an acceptable thing to do. No offence meant! I really enjoy your videos, and follow your FB page.😁
Is this a warm weather? or cold weather kit? This seems to be a very poor haversack kit and rather a run around camp bag. This seems more of what we call a back up bag something we carry when we heavy ruck or pack into camp and need a bag to carry minor pieces of gear for tasks around the immediate vicinity. Haversack kits are stand alone kits that have everything we need to survive if forced to or at the very least contain the 10 c's. It is a cute walk away " brew " kit but not a haversack kit and definitely not a scout or stealth kit. Best regards Dutch
Thanks Dutch. Very informative answer. Are you saying I'm not carrying enough? Your 10 C's are covered in the kit, I don't need anything else. I have studied a lot of different people's work and ideas over the years, tried them out and found the ones that work for me. As I have got older I try to carry less, but have the knowledge to back up if things go wrong. There seems to be a lot of "gurus " out there, but no single one has the right way for me. I'm happy doing what I'm doing and it works for me. Who is "we" BTW?
Lying here in my sleeping bag, in the woods, it is strangely enjoyable watching someone else playing in the woods too.
Great video. Thanks for sharing 😊
Good video 👍 thanks neil
A little case with half a dozen Stanley blades and a pencil sharpener for fine cutting and making small tinder and putting a proper point on your pencil. Good video 👍
I love this ❤
I've got some nice red jute cord. I'd be more inclined to use that for markers, as it's biodegradeable, in the case that i am not able to return for it for whatever reason. Glow sticks are already high tech, so why not go all the way and just use GPS markers? Again for the same reason.
Good day!
I fancy your haversack but you don't seem to say where I could get one.
Thank you in advance for your kind assistance.
Have a GREAT day, Neighbor!
YES!! I have been keeping my eyes on the shop. I've been wanting at least 2 color patches. Have 2 other patches. And the small EDC kit. That Haversack looks good. It's pretty hot down south, across the pond. But, I'm getting ready for Fall.
👍👍👍 .. a good share .. thanks.
Take care ..
Good review Neil , thanks for sharing ,God bless !
Thankyou mate. I am looking more into the stealth camping equipment I get more into the stealth camping game
Always enjoy your videos.
Neil interesting has great potentiel but no compass just use tree moss grows on north or south side i forget wich side 👍🐾🦊
North, in the northern hemisphere, don't know about the southern but it should reverse.
Additions to the haversack:
-match safe
-quality space blanket
-contractor’s bag (3 mil to save bulk)
-tiny can of pepper spray
-H20 tabs
-Cliff bars
-mini binoculars
In the spirit of keeping the haversack as slender in profile as possible I’d marry the contractor’s bag and space blanket and shrink them down flat w/my Food Saver.
good kit but have you thought about lunch?
No compass?
Love the micro glow sticks
Do you have plans to put that haversack on ETSY?
I'd be interested!😉
at 1:03 in, first impression is it’s a sweet little bag
👍
Not sure about leaving glowsticks lying around that are small enough to be ingested by and poison the wildlife?
Carrying anything hard at the lower back is risky, in the case of a backwards fall, the spine could be injured.
That means you should never wear a backpack either after all you could injure your spine or you could wrap yourself up in bubble wrap and be safe that way cause even without a backpack you can fall on your back and injure your spine without either.
@@Horde334 depends on the design... and the thickness of the bubble wrap
Are those alchohol burners ready for sale yet
Maybe next week. You missed the last batch
Hello,i wanted to know,do make and sell those haversacks? If so would love to purchase one,would be perfect for me for short hiking trips.
I may put some in the Etsy shop in the future. Glad you enjoyed the video.
I am also interested in one :-)
10:01. Agree with everything but “leaving micro-cord round trees as markers” and, especially these glow sticks. Whatever happened to LNT ethos?🧐
What about, instead of leaving string around trees, using what’s already there, a forked stick stuck in the ground, an unobtrusive little cairn of stones etc?
I'm sure Greencraft wouldn't leave the item(s) there and not bother picking them up the next day. They are just markers for an easy return the following day/night.
As Bourne said, I clear all traces as I go. They are temporary and are never out for more than 72 hours. The "green" in Greencraft isn't because its my favourite colour. Our motto is "keeping you safe in the outdoors....and keeping the outdoors safe from you!"
@@greencraft4783 I’m happy to hear this, I would have thought you would, it wasn’t clear in the video though. I thought it was an important thing to raise as there will be watchers who have, perhaps, not taken “LNT” on board fully, and may, from the video, think it’s an acceptable thing to do. No offence meant! I really enjoy your videos, and follow your FB page.😁
Toilet paper, sanitizer and something to dig a hole.
It's not a "shovel recce" bag !!
Is this a warm weather? or cold weather kit? This seems to be a very poor haversack kit and rather a run around camp bag. This seems more of what we call a back up bag something we carry when we heavy ruck or pack into camp and need a bag to carry minor pieces of gear for tasks around the immediate vicinity. Haversack kits are stand alone kits that have everything we need to survive if forced to or at the very least contain the 10 c's. It is a cute walk away " brew " kit but not a haversack kit and definitely not a scout or stealth kit. Best regards Dutch
Thanks Dutch. Very informative answer. Are you saying I'm not carrying enough? Your 10 C's are covered in the kit, I don't need anything else. I have studied a lot of different people's work and ideas over the years, tried them out and found the ones that work for me. As I have got older I try to carry less, but have the knowledge to back up if things go wrong. There seems to be a lot of "gurus " out there, but no single one has the right way for me. I'm happy doing what I'm doing and it works for me.
Who is "we" BTW?