Water is life, and clean water is arguably the most important commodity in an emergency situation. This filter CLAIMS to be the best independently tested water filter on the market. It has a good price point, so I decided to check it out! Hope you enjoy, and please share if you enjoy the video.
Well everyone, we are on to Episode 7 of our Budget Bushcraft Series, and today we will look at one of the 5 C’s, Cordage! There are certainly many options for cordage, these are just the two that I use most, and I feel are very budget friendly! Please like the video, and comment! Also, checkout this playlist for the other videos in this series!
Budget Bushcraft Series Playlist
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My family and I are headed to Arkansas soon, near the White River, and I plan on heading out on a solo overnighter with my new backpacking hammock set up. For those who are interested in hammock backpacking, stay tuned and I will give a full review and video on my YouTube Channel of what will hopefully be a great adventure!
My hammock set up includes:
Hammock – Warbonnet Outdoors Blackbird XLC
Rain Tarp – Warbonnet Outdoors Mamajamba Tarp
Rain Tarp Sleeve – Cuben Fiber Camo by Hammock Gear
Necessary Tarp Tie-Down Gear from Dutchware Gear (All Titanium and ultra light weight)
Underquilt – Hammock Gear Incubator 40 With 2 oz Overstuff
Top Quilt – Hammock Gear Burrow 40 with 1 oz Overstuff
Total Weight of Sleep and Insulation System Above is 5 Pounds!
I have a detailed gear list below and you can make your own at an amazing FREE site called Geargrams.com. The weather we have all been waiting for is here! (At least down South, sorry to my Northern Followers…). So get outside and enjoy nature!
-Ernie
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