An old school classic vid Pete. Lovely mate. Weather looked cracking and the kit did the job. I'm to tall and broken to hit the floor these days, folding cot and swag for me but I used to enjoy the old ground dwelling. Never been one for kipping in hammocks. Cheers mate. ATB Moose.
Was a good un Moose, back there again soon with more enclosed tarp config' plus some traditional Maverick OutDoors proper fresh food cooking, albeit on the hexi minimal cook kit. Thanks for sticking with the channel for all these years, moochos obliged gratitude. Cheers
Love your content, new to the channel heard about it from Darren, train train train folks, it's not enough to buy the stuff, you have to use the kit! Put yourself in those uncomfortable situations so you can better manage them and learn your current limits.
There he is! Glad to see you again, it's been a while.. I'm going to sit back and tuck into this big ol video, thanks for sharing again. Hope things are going well for ya ,boss.
Hi Pete, another great video thank you. You may already know this but its good to turn off bluetooth & wifi when out for a while, it makes a big difference in saving the battery life. I think it's because while they are turned on they are constantly looking to connect to bluetooth/wifi hence draining the battery.
Thanks. Yes for sure, I always switch off phone when not in use. Can't connect to bluetooth or wifi outdoors unless linking into main frame base line e.g. domestic, shop, building. Never use these whenever away from home. Internet link via mobile "phone data" connection/select, then I disengage when fin uploading pics or comms on social media..
Great video again Pete. Shame you haven’t got round to putting together the video of your epic everest base camp trek, other than the ten minute teaser.
Thanks Dave. I desparately need to use a better video edit suite for longer multi part videos as existing suite goes awol random malfunction with longer edits/videos. A lot of footage to select effectively. I'll endeavour to get something sorted before end of year.......summit tolook forward to leading up to Christmas :-)
good to see you out again, ... looks like a great spot to disappear, Sometimes its good to go minimal to retouch with what is actually needed. as opposed to take everything,
Hi Pete, many thanks as always for sharing and well done on stripping your kit down to the essentials, it looked like a lovely camp and the hobo stove worked a treat. I like to go minimal every now and again on my wild camps and it really makes me appreciate the simple pleasures (and of course those luxuries that I take on other camps!). I enjoyed the insight into your home made 24hr rat pack and its provided plenty of inspiration for my own food choices on upcoming camps. Take care and I look forward to your next vid 👍
Grateful for your in depth comment BB, was good to use the hobo for a change (more use soon) with basic essentials. Appreciation of simple things when out on the wild camps for sure, plus some extras just for the sake of it sometimes. Returning to the same spot soon with a different angle to the set up, cold weather sleep kit & cooking. ATB.
I do pretty much the same for my ration packs, I don't buy the whole boxes, but I do buy the pouch meals in bulk on ebay, also the small pouches of peanut butter, and I buy either Biscuits Brown for old times' sake, or Trek & Eat biscuits. The rest is stuff I get from supermarkets, or Polish shops for those small portions of pate
Hey Pete, I bought the Dutch Army stainless steel cook kit due to watching your videos. Love them! I noticed that it had the same problem as the U.S. Military mess kit in that in flops back and forth when you try to pour something out of it. I have a fix for it. Where the handles are attached at the bottom to the welded attachment, cut a notch on each at the bottom of the welded piece the same diameter as the handle so that when the handles are squeezed together they slip into the notch. To keep them in the notch cut a metal coat hanger the smallest length to bend around each side of the handle . Leave wire piece long enough to slide an inch or so towards the pan so that it tightens up. Slide the wire down towards the pan and if done correctly the end of the handles should click and stay in the notches and you should be able to pour without the pan flip flopping all over. Just thought I'd pass that along. This makes this kit a little more useful. Trying to figure out how to make a lid for the larger size pan. Glad your doing fine in these totally whack out times. Keep the faith and keep exploring.
Good to know my activities are of interest to you. Nice idea of handle/bail arm fix stabilizer. Similar principle to stabilising bail arm on billy can, will defo give it an improvise. Cheers.
Looks like I have two different type pans. One that the handles are welded together and one that they aren't welded. The notch idea works some but the hanger idea is a wash. Didn't have it completed before I sent the message. I'll tinker with it a bit.
Thanks for the heads up. Corn seems to used in variety of ways by different cultures all around the world. Similar to flat breads using all types of grains.
If I ate those dehydrated meals I'd be smushing the pack to rehydrate it. One, it makes sure its well mixed but... Two, and more importantly to me, warms your wanking spanners up :-D Especially in cold weather, you can't do enough to keep your hands warm and fingers mobile. 👍 UA-cams just suggested your older vids so I'll be binging marra.
Thanks Baz, good to know my activities help in one way shape or form. Check out my other channel MAVERICK MEALS "To The Max". ua-cam.com/channels/ujoB4n0HvfKVqvQPs8oPRA.html
Good to see you again in this interesting video.Thankyou. PS WE are in a national lockdown here in the Czechrepublick for 15 days but I think that is not long enough. Many people here do not wear their masks over their noses so Cov is spreading. Just shows what people are like.Best wishes.
Hey Pete, can you sort me out with an Amazon link to your inflatable mat? I have one already but it's always deflated by the morning but I can't find any punctures! :-( Cheers! Paul.
I wondered if anyone would notice the bug on my left leg when sorting food (besides what looks like gunk in the billy when pouring some fluid).. Not a tic, one of many types of shiney black ground woods/water beetles.
An old school classic vid Pete. Lovely mate. Weather looked cracking and the kit did the job. I'm to tall and broken to hit the floor these days, folding cot and swag for me but I used to enjoy the old ground dwelling. Never been one for kipping in hammocks. Cheers mate. ATB Moose.
Was a good un Moose, back there again soon with more enclosed tarp config' plus some traditional Maverick OutDoors proper fresh food cooking, albeit on the hexi minimal cook kit. Thanks for sticking with the channel for all these years, moochos obliged gratitude. Cheers
As always, methodical and educational. A great learning experience. Atb .Hardy
Thanks for your positive words.
Top man Mr Wiseman sir 100% entertainment ( all one hour eight minutes of it ) thanks for taking us alone Atb. Roach
Cheers me dearzzzz!!
Roach, its about time you got an old school vid done, i have watched your grab your go bag and go umpteen times now, i love the simpleness
Love your content, new to the channel heard about it from Darren, train train train folks, it's not enough to buy the stuff, you have to use the kit! Put yourself in those uncomfortable situations so you can better manage them and learn your current limits.
Thanks for the compliments & constructive words. Important to put ideas & activities into practice for sure.
There he is!
Glad to see you again, it's been a while..
I'm going to sit back and tuck into this big ol video, thanks for sharing again. Hope things are going well for ya ,boss.
Thanks. Hope all's well back at you.
Hi Pete, another great video thank you. You may already know this but its good to turn off bluetooth & wifi when out for a while, it makes a big difference in saving the battery life. I think it's because while they are turned on they are constantly looking to connect to bluetooth/wifi hence draining the battery.
Thanks. Yes for sure, I always switch off phone when not in use. Can't connect to bluetooth or wifi outdoors unless linking into main frame base line e.g. domestic, shop, building. Never use these whenever away from home. Internet link via mobile "phone data" connection/select, then I disengage when fin uploading pics or comms on social media..
i have been waiting a long time for this video not disappointed keep them coming
Thanks for your commited interest!
Thanks Pete good long video very informative and inspiring 👍👍. We all need to get out more even with covid restrictions.
Thank you. For sure lad, outdoors well being doesn't go a miss.
Great video again Pete. Shame you haven’t got round to putting together the video of your epic everest base camp trek, other than the ten minute teaser.
Thanks Dave. I desparately need to use a better video edit suite for longer multi part videos as existing suite goes awol random malfunction with longer edits/videos. A lot of footage to select effectively. I'll endeavour to get something sorted before end of year.......summit tolook forward to leading up to Christmas :-)
good to see you out again, ... looks like a great spot to disappear,
Sometimes its good to go minimal to retouch with what is actually needed.
as opposed to take everything,
Cheers Neil. Basic main stay stuff to get one through being outdoors always good to back to basics.
Hi Pete, many thanks as always for sharing and well done on stripping your kit down to the essentials, it looked like a lovely camp and the hobo stove worked a treat. I like to go minimal every now and again on my wild camps and it really makes me appreciate the simple pleasures (and of course those luxuries that I take on other camps!). I enjoyed the insight into your home made 24hr rat pack and its provided plenty of inspiration for my own food choices on upcoming camps. Take care and I look forward to your next vid 👍
Grateful for your in depth comment BB, was good to use the hobo for a change (more use soon) with basic essentials. Appreciation of simple things when out on the wild camps for sure, plus some extras just for the sake of it sometimes. Returning to the same spot soon with a different angle to the set up, cold weather sleep kit & cooking. ATB.
that was a cracking stealth camp set up . good vid mate
Thanks a lot, glad it hit the spot!
I do pretty much the same for my ration packs, I don't buy the whole boxes, but I do buy the pouch meals in bulk on ebay, also the small pouches of peanut butter, and I buy either Biscuits Brown for old times' sake, or Trek & Eat biscuits. The rest is stuff I get from supermarkets, or Polish shops for those small portions of pate
Most enjoyable watch good sir. Regards from Eire.
Thanks muchly. Hope alls' weel as can be your sideof the waters.
Nice one Pete. Nice and simple set up for you. Keep the vids coming sir
Thanks. Hope to do more soon regarding types of simple varied tarp configs when in the woods.
Hey Pete, I bought the Dutch Army stainless steel cook kit due to watching your videos. Love them! I noticed that it had the same problem as the U.S. Military mess kit in that in flops back and forth when you try to pour something out of it. I have a fix for it. Where the handles are attached at the bottom to the welded attachment, cut a notch on each at the bottom of the welded piece the same diameter as the handle so that when the handles are squeezed together they slip into the notch. To keep them in the notch cut a metal coat hanger the smallest length to bend around each side of the handle . Leave wire piece long enough to slide an inch or so towards the pan so that it tightens up. Slide the wire down towards the pan and if done correctly the end of the handles should click and stay in the notches and you should be able to pour without the pan flip flopping all over. Just thought I'd pass that along. This makes this kit a little more useful. Trying to figure out how to make a lid for the larger size pan. Glad your doing fine in these totally whack out times. Keep the faith and keep exploring.
Good to know my activities are of interest to you. Nice idea of handle/bail arm fix stabilizer. Similar principle to stabilising bail arm on billy can, will defo give it an improvise. Cheers.
@@MINDWISEMAN I've been watching maybe 5 years or so.
One of my favorite channels.
Looks like I have two different type pans. One that the handles are welded together and one that they aren't welded. The notch idea works some but the hanger idea is a wash. Didn't have it completed before I sent the message. I'll tinker with it a bit.
@@sams568 Thank you, much obliged.
@@sams568 Good to tinker with kit n kaboodle & assess how we can make it more efficient.
Great night out Pete. Keep it up.
Nate
Cheers Nate.
Awesome!!!!
Thanks a lot!!
The corn you describes sounds like Parched Corn the Indians and Pioneers ate in America. Used and prepared the same way.
Thanks for the heads up. Corn seems to used in variety of ways by different cultures all around the world. Similar to flat breads using all types of grains.
If I ate those dehydrated meals I'd be smushing the pack to rehydrate it.
One, it makes sure its well mixed but...
Two, and more importantly to me, warms your wanking spanners up :-D
Especially in cold weather, you can't do enough to keep your hands warm and fingers mobile. 👍
UA-cams just suggested your older vids so I'll be binging marra.
How good was this Pete eh! :) Yes! enjoyed the Vid. Thanks. Take care & Cheers.........Les
Thanks Les, much appreciated! Best back at ya.
Thank you
your food knowledge is excellent i alwawys learn somthing about cooking or food prep its a subject often overlooked
Thanks Baz, good to know my activities help in one way shape or form. Check out my other channel MAVERICK MEALS "To The Max". ua-cam.com/channels/ujoB4n0HvfKVqvQPs8oPRA.html
Good to see you again in this interesting video.Thankyou. PS WE are in a national lockdown here in the Czechrepublick for 15 days but I think that is not long enough. Many people here do not wear their masks over their noses so Cov is spreading. Just shows what people are like.Best wishes.
Thanks for your informative comment. Keep safe & sound in these unusual times.
Hey Pete, can you sort me out with an Amazon link to your inflatable mat? I have one already but it's always deflated by the morning but I can't find any punctures! :-( Cheers! Paul.
How much weight did your gear weigh in total and how far did u walk to your camp? Thanks great video
2 & half miles over the hour recce. 7.4 kgs including Munro, water extra @ 3 & 3/4 ltrs. Thanks.
Hi m8 wats your sleep system for winter? Thx
Day wear varied layers with softie jacket & trousers on top, unzipped 3 season bag drapped over.
Is that a tick crawling on your leg at 52:13 ?
I wondered if anyone would notice the bug on my left leg when sorting food (besides what looks like gunk in the billy when pouring some fluid).. Not a tic, one of many types of shiney black ground woods/water beetles.