I just uploaded this video of my Pro Venture 12'x9' Hex tarp. This tarp goes with me, strapped to the bottom of my World Famous Sports day pack.
This last summer my tarp took off on an adventure of it's own and made it's way back home all on it's own! Just like Lassie!!... but without the soulful brown eyes..
So if you wish you can hear what happened to my tarp, (I think!), while it was gone...
No homestead would be complete without a good rifle to g\bring in the game. Nor would a rifle be as effective without a good optic .
However optics can be expensive. What if you are on a budget?
Fear not! Budget concious people do have choices.
In this video I test and review the CVLife 4x32 compact scope. This economy glass scope may be just what you need to get your squirrel gun bringing home the game...
I just uploaded this video of lil ol me making a simple moose stew on my wood stove.
There will be more cooking primitive video's coming up, as I get the time to put them together. Hopefully you will find them interesting and they will give you enough information, that you can cook food if ever the power fails...
What homestead would be complete without good a good flashlight. Living in a relatively primitive cabin, I rely on flashlights and headlamps year around.
In an effort to reduce my relance on AA and AAA batteies I have made the switch to the higher tech USB rechargeable lights.
The Thrunite TC15 and TC15v2 are my latest lights.... Watch the video and see if they will have a place in your pack, or on a hook at the head of your bunk!
While I am most assuredly NOT a bushcrafter... (I do love my toasty warm little cabin, and my DVD player!
I do keep a survival kit with me when I venture out any great distance from home. It just makes sense to keep at least a basic kit with ... just in case. In the following video I test and review the, "Ultimate Survival Technologies", Sabercut survival saw.This is the saw that I keep with me, in the event I am ever in need of building shelter, and making fire...
