Bushcraft Gear Loadout: Must-Have Outdoor Items 2023

In this video, I'll be sharing a list of my bushcraft gear and outdoor items that have proven to be reliable and essential for my wilderness adventures. Whether you're an experienced bushcrafter or just starting out, you'll want to check out these must-have bushcraft tools.

As you know, when it comes to surviving in the wilderness, the right tools can make all the difference. And that's why I'm excited to share with you the bushcraft gear that I have tried and tested over the years. Join me as I share my insights and let me walk you through my own personal list of essential bushcraft gear and survival items.

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[andyirons]

That's $2000USD kit, cheap these days gear and thanks for sharing

[charlesmurphy]

Backpacking Tip:

For maximum stability, load your backpack so the heaviest equipment is next to your back and centered in the pack. Medium-weight gear should be carried toward the top and outside portion of the pack and lightweight gear, like your sleeping bag, should be packed in the bottom.

[Oneiromaniac]

That makeshift leather seat cover is genius. Also the woodsman apron is something I never thought of & will add to my list as well as that lid grabbing tool! Great kit.

[vincentrogister]

Whats the total weight? Im just not into the high speed backpacking gear i love hikeing but wanna use bushcraft stuff but i can see the upside of lighter weight im always trying to minimize and reduce pack weight. 30 lbs is my usual loadout

[personal.YouTube.channel]

I'm working on a semi ultralight bushcraft four-season kit. Weighing in at an amazing. 19lbs or less using ultralight gear. And modified Bushcraft gear. ( Now granite some of this I had to think outside of the box in order to figure it out ) Using gear that can do what I need it to do. What but was not intentionally made for this purpose.
It's an amazing setup !

[oftnaughten]

Happy New Year. Great video, and am enjoying the comments. I hope you’re able to share some more!
What’s your fleece? Looks sturdy.

[gudgo]

Wow. Very comprehensive loadout and some items are very expensive from what I can tell but buy it once and usually, you are done.

[richardhenry]

Very nice setup. That seems like the type of gear that will last a lifetime. I used my boyscout backpack for over 30years. I got a different pack but friends that didn’t have gear would use it. Things were built different in the 80s . I lost it during a move also lost all my boyscout stuff. It was heart wrenching .
I love this gear type over the ultra light stuff.
Every time I hear a story about a lost hiker they always don’t have the proper safety gear. But you also need to find the place where you have just enough.
I like to say I hike to camp I don’t camp because I hike. So I carry what I want to be comfortable. Where many hikers want to be comfortable hiking so they will suffer camping. If you understand what I mean. I’m not a got writer.
Anyway very good video great set of gear.

[devinface]

I have that same pack and in a similar configuration. I love it. Even though it's on the heavy side, it carries well and is quite durable. Thanks for sharing your kit load out with us. Lots of good gear there.

[ronaldrose]

Hello 👋 my outdoors friend, greetings from Northern California. Thank you for sharing your gear loadout. It looks like you're ser for just about anything. Stay safe out there. 🤗 👋

[ferdinandobarba]

Hi, great gear you have. I bought one titanium jug, thinking it would be the ultimate cooking gear to carry, but later I read that this material isn't good for that, as it leads heat in an uneven way, so it's just good for boiling water and nothing else. Has anyone tried to fry on titanium, or cook rice, or something? Was good? Thanx

[gsjtruckingllc]

Nice video man. Hoping to see your channel grow quickly!

[ollvebranch]

It’s the unmentionables I’m interested in! You left me hangin’ there!

[DiabloOutdoors]

Interesting kit! One info for you. The Bacoh Laplander ranked among the worst foldable saws. One of the best is the affordable Samurai Ichiban 330.

I have aquestion for you. What's the bag you're using with your sawyer? That doesn't seem to be a CNOC.

[jerryfifetacoma]

Nice! Just found your channel and subbed, I'm in the US and I live in Indiana. very cool kit and I really like the DIY stuff, great video.

[ang]

Hey there! What brand is your waxed smock? Thank you for the video and showing your preferences. Atb.

[Otis]

BTW- I LOVE the idea of waxing the bottom of your pack! I have a brand new ILBE that is gonna get it's bottom waxed. Great idea!

[prado.offroad]

very comprehensive video, thank you for taking the time to document, can i ask what the pack you were using, looks perfect for your needs

[jimbriggs]

Well done mate! Your gear choices and where you’re carrying things can only be gotten through time in the bush. Cheers!

[bgadventuretime]

Really nice videi, thank for share, hello form Bulgaria