All I need now is a list of items and links to where I can buy them. I can recognize a bunch (Gransfors axe, Fjallraven pack), but it'd be good to have some kind of key. You know, for those of us who weren't alive 50 years ago.
The oval shaped box is a Hudson bay style tinder box with built in magnifying lens. Next to it is a "trench" lighter. The next row is a brass compass with sundial and brass wire (snares etc..). The bottom row is a whistle and a tinder tube, brass tube with cotton cordage that has been burnt on one end to catch a spark.
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Many men wouldn't lend a knife for fear of it being damaged. http://knifetribe.com/best-kukri-machete/ Therefore knife self-defence acts often result in legal actions and serious charges for the defender.
I don’t carry much at all. It’s good to have everything you need in your brain and not your shoulders.
-Backpack -Shelter -Bandana -Sleeping quilt & pad -Pot (sometimes I carry a backup alcohol stove if there are fire regulations) -Small Bic lighter & firesteel -Compass -Platypus bottle -Water filter (or sometimes, purifier tablets) -Bamboo spoon -Paracord -Duct tape -Knife & saw (occasionally I carry an axe instead of the saw) -Bear containment for food (requirement where I live) -Toilet paper -Trowel for digging crapholes (I could use a digging stick here but when you feel like Armageddon is up your a$$, a trowel is very effective) -Hygiene/toiletries -First aid -Headlamp - Wood burning Camping Stove
If you are planning on hunting big game animals (for example, the deer), you'll need some kind of scent-blocking apparel if you are to get anywhere closer to your prey. Night Vision Binoculars for Hunting As a hunter, you should know the right hunting gear for a particular hunting trip.
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There's some neat stuff there, though!
Vintage it maybe but also classic too
All I need now is a list of items and links to where I can buy them. I can recognize a bunch (Gransfors axe, Fjallraven pack), but it'd be good to have some kind of key. You know, for those of us who weren't alive 50 years ago.
Cast iron is awesome, try Griswold.
I would add and a folding shovel.
Could someone please tell me what the six items to the left of the pale are?
The oval shaped box is a Hudson bay style tinder box with built in magnifying lens. Next to it is a "trench" lighter. The next row is a brass compass with sundial and brass wire (snares etc..). The bottom row is a whistle and a tinder tube, brass tube with cotton cordage that has been burnt on one end to catch a spark.
I admit, I have not been on this web page in a long time... however it was another joy to see It is such an important topic and ignored by so many, even professionals. professionals. I thank you to help making people more aware of possible issues. Swedish canoe expedition
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Many men wouldn't lend a knife for fear of it being damaged. http://knifetribe.com/best-kukri-machete/ Therefore knife self-defence acts often result in legal actions and serious charges for the defender.
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I don’t carry much at all. It’s good to have everything you need in your brain and not your shoulders.
-Backpack
-Shelter
-Bandana
-Sleeping quilt & pad
-Pot (sometimes I carry a backup alcohol stove if there are fire regulations)
-Small Bic lighter & firesteel
-Compass
-Platypus bottle
-Water filter (or sometimes, purifier tablets)
-Bamboo spoon
-Paracord
-Duct tape
-Knife & saw (occasionally I carry an axe instead of the saw)
-Bear containment for food (requirement where I live)
-Toilet paper
-Trowel for digging crapholes (I could use a digging stick here but when you feel like Armageddon is up your a$$, a trowel is very effective)
-Hygiene/toiletries
-First aid
-Headlamp
- Wood burning Camping Stove
If you are planning on hunting big game animals (for example, the deer), you'll need some kind of scent-blocking apparel if you are to get anywhere closer to your prey. Night Vision Binoculars for Hunting As a hunter, you should know the right hunting gear for a particular hunting trip.
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This is a awesome site. Lets have some more interesting articles at Career Cliff, Quotes Muse, Trivia and Life Simile. Your readers will have lot of learning and insights
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