Minimalist Lightweight Wilderness Survival Scouting Kit
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- Опубліковано 21 сер 2024
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U.S Military ACU Molle II Waste pack
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Grayl water filter
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Essentials for shelter, fire starting, water purification, signaling, navigation, gear repair, and more are housed in a waist bag. This is known as a minimalist wilderness scouting kit. Join me and have a look at what I have found to be a ideal, practical and lightweight kit. be prepared be ready.
I don’t know how much faith I can put in a bark eater 😃
Lol 😂😂
Barkeater loosely translates to Adirondack which was a derogatory word used by one indigenous group to anothe. It meant they were not good hunters and needed to eat bark to survive the harsh Adirondack winters.
@@BarkEater I didn’t know that good to see u have a sense of humor people definitely need to laugh in 2024 or they’ll turn into a Democrat 😬
@@barrybueler3356 👍 ohh no if that happens, feed me to the bears please
@@BarkEater u got it buddy
Always carry the poncho! You could easily be injured on a 'day' hike and that poncho is the start of a good debris shelter! There are many other uses for a poncho, like rain cover, rain water collection, etc. A compass is what keeps you going in a straight line (when possible). In heavy woods, it's very hard to determine your location and to travel efficiently and in bad weather as well! I have heard that the Grayl will leak if it's not carried upright. I like the GI one-quart with nesting cup and stove and I also carry a two-quart canteen with cover and shoulder strap because I live in a fairly arid place! I would add an IFAK and some energy bars if possible! Thank you for the video!
All solid advice. I certainly see valid points but I'm sure you can agree there is no single set of rules for all climates, terrain, person, scenario. Kits must adapt to many factors. Thanks for watching 👍
Great kit, thank you for sharing! I do the same with the bic lighter and gorilla tape.
Thanks Alan. Yes lol people look at me funny when they ask for a light.
Hello 👋 my outdoors friend, greetings from Northern California. I just came across your channel. I liked your video. You are set for just about any emergency. Stay safe out there. 😊
👋 Hi, thank you for watching and taking time to stop by. Like Ben Franklin said,
"By failing to prepare, you are preparing to fail". Be well 👍
Wow that’s bad ass !!
💪 Thanks, much appreciated 👍
Excelent. Thank you friend.
Thank you for stopping by, much appreciated 👍
Really nice kit!
Thank you. Appreciate you stopping by 👍
@@BarkEater you are most welcome!
solidly bottle kit Mike. filming was great in this one 👍
Thanks Jeff. It was a little strange not filming in shortform after 56 days straight 😆
@@BarkEater haha
A very practical kit. I don't have the 'survival' bandanna (I always have a regular one in my pocket though), but I carry an oversized bright orange tee shirt in my kit instead as a signal that I can wear. I can't afford the titanium Grayl yet either, but their Ultrapress version is my go-to. This is the first I've seen of your channel; looking forward to more.
Orange shirt is a solid choice actually gives you more square inches if you needed to cut open. I recently discovered since posting this the titanium one weighs more than the geopress I have, who would of guessed. Ultrapress is probably the lightest choice 👍 hey thanks for stopping by and the sub 👍 much appreciated
Good kit man, keep it up!
Much appreciated. 👍
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Appreciate you stopping by. Please direct email review requests to barkeateroutdoors@gmail.com
@@BarkEater We have sent you an email, please check it.
Straight to the point and full info on all. Very good job 👍
Thank you so much for stopping by 👍
@@BarkEater stopping by? Hell son I subscribed you’re stuck with me lol
😄 hahaha that's what I like to hear 💪 👍 🇺🇸
That’s a solid kit! I’m picking up a grayl next week. I’ve been going to long without and I could really use it for all the travel and trips I got going on
There are cheaper options but I don't trust some others. It is the heaviest part of kit but totally worth it. Thanks Tom
Great video Mike. Good, practical info, we need to apply on an outing! Thanks for sharing.
Thank you, much appreciated.
Nice setup, no nonsense items in it too. I'd add small binocs, pen and waterproof note, few chem lights (saved our scouting party few times 😂) and some dense calories bars ( I prefer peanut butter in plastic jar). I use modified SADF clone vest as Carrier that has enough space for more items and fit far better than backpack. I do have question about rain gear; what do you do to keep legs dry from knees down in heavy rain? As much as I like gi ponchos, laavvu tent/poncho pattern is superior to it...
Thank you. 👍 yes binocs are a great idea, when deer scouting I have a small pair in my pocket usually. Peanut butter is the best choice I agree. I have US military gortex bottoms that slip over my pants I generally wear if I know its going to be real wet out, and I do pack in my 3 day kit but don't usually pack in this kit. Ohh that vest is a sweet choice I was looking at them a while back. Thanks for stopping by 👍
That's a great bag iv camp out of one couple times
It really is. I live how I can wear it alone or attached to my 3 day assault filbe.
THANKS !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Thank you for watching 👍
Actually, the new Titanium Grayl Geopress is heavier than the original plastic one. If you were to add the stainless steel nesting cup to the original, then the titanium might be lighter. I have a video on my channel showing the new Grayl Geopress Titanium compared to the original. Check it out, and thanks for showing!
Seriously, how is that possible that they made the titanium to weigh more. Thanks so much for that info and I definitely will be watching your vid. Thanks for stopping by 👍
@BarkEater no problem, and I thought just like you that the titanium would be lighter. I really like the aspect of less plastic, though, and it would have been awesome if the purified water never touched plastic at all. Perhaps the extra weight comes from the thickness of the outer cup. Once you see my video, it'll all make more sense lol but I would still recommend it. However, the original with the addition of the stainless steel nesting cup shouldn't be slept on either. It's highly capable and isn't lacking compared to the titanium. 👍
@alphaomegasurvivalsupply6548 i guess the titanium needs to be thick in order to boil or cook in it and still hold its form for filter use. Makes sense.
@BarkEater makes sense enough for me lol have a great weekend!
Amazing how much gear those GI waist packs can carry. I’ve done the same thing with mine, you have a well put together kit, got you subbed bro
I know everytime I pull stuff out im amazed, its like one of those clown cars 😆 appreciate the sub and taking time to stop by 👍
Just found your channel brotha i subscribed i just started trying to make videos myself!
Thanks, appreciate it. Awesome ill head over and check and sub 👍
New subscriber 👍🇬🇧
👋 🇬🇧 Thanks so much. Hope to provide solid no bs content. 👍 much appreciated
great video. what's the name brand of the knife. Thanks
Thanks 👍 that is the Big Boi from Knives by Nuge. Have a look at it here ua-cam.com/video/scMxqBTHBlE/v-deo.htmlsi=kWYJdzw0FfhdxLr9
survival 'scouting'? the word survival has lost all treu meaning of the word and is now a tv catch all term. lol
Its a scout bag, but in event of a unplanned stay in wilderness you can survive, navigate, shelter down, aquire clean water etc.. if that's not survival idk what is. Thanks for stopping by 👍
You can blame the television
shows and the bushcrafty **
for blurring the lines and
lumping survival/SHTF/
WROL/INCH/LARPing/ etc.
etc. etc. and making a mess
of everything.
It's like everything else. You
just have to watch and determine for yourself if it's
** or not. Discard the gear whores.
You have to dig through many
tons of rocks to find a diamond, and the diamonds are out there
Good Luck
@@BarkEaterright on, great video. The more videos like this, the better, individually but also nationally. Our country is about to enter an extremely turbulent era. Aside from full-on SHTF, just a day hiker in the brush can use these items. I got lost in my local SoCal mountains a couple weeks ago after a wild fire had destroyed many defined trails and what grew back was a mess and we got lost descending. Just today, a man in a Santa Cruz canyon survived 10 days in the wilderness, he would've been much more comfortable had he had half of the items in yet vid
@@JohnLocke1776 100% exactly the reason I share these things. The keyboard warriors can say what they wish, but if this helps just one person it's all worth it. Appreciate you stopping by 👍
@@BarkEater 🙏🇺🇸🔫💪😎