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This is a video of my crossing the Devils Causeway, while backpacking two nights on the Devils Causeway Loop Trail. The full trip video will be a separate video.

This is an overnight 30 mile kayaking camping journey on the Kansas River between Manhattan and Belvue. This was in early March 2018 with temps dipping down into the lower 30's. It was a great adventure with a couple of great friends. Check out their channels. I have included links to their channels. #kansasriver czcams.com/users/survivewithout czcams.com/users/buckskin88

Yakpacking the Buffalo River 2018: We return to the Buffalo River in Arkansas to finish what we started last year. Last years trip was called due to dangerous weather. We are back to once again try to kayak camp 130 miles from Ponca, Arkansas to Shipps Ferry on the White River. This is our 5 day yakpacking journey. It took its tole on both men and equipment along the way. I hope you enjoy the v...

In this video I talk about the importance of having a personal locator beacon, why I felt I needed one, and the selection process I underwent in selecting a model that is best for my situation. I discuss the pros and cons of the different devices on the market today. The conclusions reached by me are my personal opinions and specific to my own situation. Your needs may vary, and I encourage you...

In this video I give a brief overview of the Woobie Hoodie by Perseverance Survival. This is a nice lightweight insulating layer or hoodie suitable for those chilly mornings at camp. If you are a fan of the military poncho liner, than you will like this product. This is a size XL. That is the size I normally wear in shirts and jackets. #woobiehoodie Perseverance Survival Website perseverancesur...

In this video I share tips and strategies for keeping your feet warm, during cold weather, at camp. I discuss strategies for managing moisture in your footwear, insulation tips, and body function as it relates to temperature control. These are my opinions based on my experiences, yours may be different. If you have any additional tips or tricks, please comment. Productive dialogue benefits us a...

I was tagged by my friend Lee Ralph to show three fixed blades and three folders, and in each of those categories, show my most used, most recent purchased, and most budget. The knives I showcased are Esee Junglas, Mora Robust HQ, L.T. Wright Patriot, Opinel no.6, Cold Steel Counter Point, and Benchmade Freek 560. I hope you enjoy the video and don't forget to check out Lee's channel here... cz...

Our 2017 kayak trip down the Buffalo River. Launched at Ponca, Arkansas and ended at Dillards Ferry, about 94 miles. Was my first river trip in my Old Town Loon 126. Challenging but enjoyable trip. #kayakingbuffaloriver Other CZcams channels on the trip... Great guys with awesome channels...check them out. Survive Without: czcams.com/users/survivewithout The Bearded Burton: czcams.com/users/198...

I thought I would share the food I am taking on a six day kayak camping trip down the Buffalo River in Arkansas. If you have some favorite kayak camping or backpacking foods you enjoy please share them in the comments section. Thanks for watching.

I was searching for a quality belt knife to take on a kayak camping trip down the Buffalo River (125 miles/6 days). I wanted something that was inexpensive, light weight, stainless steel, and of good quality. I think I found a winner in the Mora Bushcraft Orange knife. amzn.to/2pe5g6r amzn.to/2tRNSJC

I was tagged by The Bearded Burton for an EDC fire making challenge. This is my take on it. I tag Survive Without: czcams.com/users/survivewithout For the items used for this video check out Wazoo Survival Gear: www.wazoosurvivalgear.com/

This video is on a land navigation kit I assembled. It contains many useful items for navigation, as well as a clear map sleeve for your topographic map. It is a handy little kit to keep all of your navigation gear organized. I give credit to Rocky Hollow for giving me the idea. I have linked his channel below, as well as links to most of the components used in the kit. Condor Map Pouch: www.am...

I always enjoy watching videos of what other people carry in their packs, so I thought I would share what I currently carry in the pack I use for day hikes and short scouts in the woods. I hope you enjoy the video, and if you have any questions on any of the gear items feel free to comment. Dragon Egg Pack: amzn.to/2pex2jx

This is a quick look at the Old Town Loon 126 Angler Kayak. It is 12.5 feet long, 31 inches wide, weighs just 57 pounds, and has a max load capacity of 450 pounds. The seat is extremely comfortable.Please subscribe for more videos like this. Check out the Old Town website for more information. #oldtownkayak amzn.to/2pe4UN9 www.oldtowncanoe.com/Loon_126_Angler/

Cleaning Camp Cookware

George Latham Trail part I

George Latham Trail part II