Bushcraft Ridge Bag: GET ONE!
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"When you're not out bushcrafting, you're at home playing with gear, and when you're not doing that, you're watching Coalcracker." That's exactly right!! Thank you for the great videos; I'm learning so much, and leaving more gear at home.
My ridge lines are separated by color/length; from 10 ft up.
That's a good idea
Thanks for all the great Bushcraft content. My son and I were at your Coalcracker Kids class earlier this summer and enjoyed it immensely. Looking forward to participating in other classes.
There's a pretty wicked setup that David Canterbury recently demo'd, takes 30sec to set up. It's all done with a bowline, 2 wooden toggles threaded onto each end, and 2 prussiks, and utilities the toggle-hitch through a prussik instead of a truckers hitch to draw it taught
Hello 👋 Dan, thank you for sharing this vital information. Stay safe out there. 😊
Our buddy here always seems so wholesome. Gives great, concise advice that is actually applicable. Very much appreciated. If I found out this guy beats the crap out of unicorns in his spare time, I would be heart broken.
Love that im not the only one with a bag of lines and toggles. I use jungle knots myself and so i have various lengths from 3ft up to 10ft and they all connect together if i need longer.
They're bulky for sure, but they are so versatile and dont get tangled so no need to be tidy with them 😅
Nice thanks Dan
Thanks Dan!
Great video, Dan! 😎👍🏻
Good evening from Syracuse NY brother
Great advice but, even more noticeable, that's a nice great pouch!
Really enjoyed watching cool stuff
Great tip about loop on your bag for your ridgeline.. great for hammock camping.
I think many of us play with our gear WHILE watching Coalcracker 😊
Dam good job on video and showing all the items needed in gear bag. Keep kicking ass on videos!!!🇺🇸🇺🇸🪓🔪👍👍
Thanks for sharing
This is perfect timing was getting ready to go out tomorrow and this reminded me about cordage :)
My favorite air guitar solo channel 😎
Thanks for the content
Thanks!
Thanks
Great tip. God bless.
When I first got into bushcrafting type stuff that was the first little bag I put together. Some stronger higher weight rope for the ridge and a bunch of 550 of various lengths for whatever else I may needed. I do keep a couple climbing carabiners in mine for those hitches around the trees, just makes deploying the ridge a little quicker in my opinion.
Thx for the video.
Enjoy your videos awesome information
Hello from Oklahoma! Good Video. You just demonstrated why I carry pruning shears. So it's easier to make toggles and tent pegs. Thanks for all U do! God Bless!
Very good.
Keep it going
In the winter when ground is frozen or nothing to tie too I like to use a log or rounds as anchors.
Nice
I need to make a prepared ridge line
Enjoyed you video with Townsend
Most of my toggles are attached to the (deliberately long) loose end of my bowline knot. They're duffle coat toggles, and I use them like a marlin spike. They've served me well since the mid 1970's.
I keep a bag of extra toggles in my bag as well as 6 toggle to toggle line extensions if my peg lines aren't long enough.
Ha, yeah, you said wood would. Great advice.
Just ago I went on my bicycle for some quails, far from home big rain came my way. Too big for umbrella. So I rigged a line, no pegs.
Just in time I managed with two of my knifes as pegs.
I sat there on my folding chair with hot coffee and Bob Marley. It was raining hard, the wind was strong.
One hour later blue skies came out.
The magic blanket was dry before I had packed my things.
Epic ride.
But I'll make four pegs to take with me.
Not many trees here in Holland.
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Where do you stand on the new ridge line debate?
Different colour guylines is actually a blessing if they get tangled in the bag
Imma go sew that pouch
Green screen? You've changed 😊 good video. Alway take more cord.
Fully agree. Got Hanks in every carry including my belt carry.
PLASTIC TENT PEGS!!!! Lol. Just playing. Great video.
I too have my ridge bag. Mostly the same but I cheat and go Ti tent pegs.
thanks for all the content you puting out.
i know you make alot of stuff yourself. and i feel it would be better with the zip on the bag to go the other way its easyer to keep all the small stuff in the hanging bag left if you have to pick somthing out. becuse you do not have to open the whole bag. when it is like it is now you dont get the stopping border.
sound is working now
May I suggest ditching the bowlines on your ridge lines and using a figure 8 on a bight to form your loops. Why- we’ll it’s a stronger knot in that it doesn’t reduce line strength as much as a bowline but thats not too important here. You can always undo a figure 8 w/o resorting to salty language or a marlin spike. Another advantage is the ability to tie it anywhere along a line should you want/need a loop in the line. Just a thought from 30+ yrs of teaching rope work.
Better yet, tie a slip knot with a stopper knot. Add another prusik with 1 tail and a stop knot on the end. You just created a soft shackle on the end of your Ridgeline. No need for a toggle.
You are right, a figure 8 on a bight is much stronger. I rarely use a bowline, and when I do I always put a stopper knot on the tail.
@@boomshanka8743 many people do not realize a bowline can slip in artificial rope such as nylon. That’s why the fig 8 came into use by climbers, then rescue services (that’s where I taught). You’re right to put a stopper in the bowline tag, good insurance policy.
Line. Itz line, not rope.
Two infantry tours in the Nam taught me to limit what i carried to what I needed, not what i would like to have. A knife, nail clippers, shroud line, razor, toothbrush & paste, d.e.t., p-38, flashlight, machete, plastic spoon, zippo and a pencil/pen. We all had a poncho, poncho liner, extra socks, and a towel. Minimum minimum!! For two years!! i wuz surprised at what i didn't actually need. Add in weapons, ammo, water, radio & chow and it wuz pushing 70 lbs, or more.
i carried what i needed, not what i wanted.
---- '66 -'68, 101st abn div.
Where can I get a bag like yours to put my ridge line and accessories.
I bundle all mine in an extra bandanna
Is ' playing with your gear ' code for something?
It's code for pounding your tent spike.
Awesome stuff, now how bout as you take each item out you do an illustration in showing how it’s used
Yeah I know , really. But hey it’s all about getting them young ones coming up that might not have a mentor to guide them through their uses. Just and idea and again yeah if they were to go through your vids they’d find one that’s been shown already but having all together would help them tremendously, thanks
Wouldn't metal tent pegs be better for driving into the frozen ground than wood or plastic?
Yes, you need to be mindful of weight. If that isn’t a concern then go with the heavier and stronger material.
@@canbonly1970 I am aware. I wasn't suggesting using iron railroad spikes LOL. I was thinking of aluminum. And the guy in the video said several times he wasn't concerned about weight. 😁
It’s hard to carve a tent peg when it’s raining.
Dan what are your thoughts on titanium tent pegs vs plastic? Thanks!
Sticks.
@@bangurowned Did you not watch the video? He said sticks are not good in the winter.
@@billsedutto8824 then right after he literally said he uses ABS plastic. Did you watch it? rude ass
⚡👍⚡Couldn't ya use a bigger stick to carve a point on as big as the plastic tent peg for frozen ground? Bigger stick, stronger tent peg.
Just playing devil’s advocate here, but it’s worth considering that a thicker stick would also be more difficult to drive into the ground. That could be especially important when the ground is frozen already.
@@evanf1443 then, in this case the plastic ones would be hard to drive into the ground as well.
Since you are not bothered by weight, could you not forge or use 6"nails for cold weather instead of plastic?
I have nails with plastic heads,when they break I will weld a hook on,
Or for really hard,some 6"screw type with a bolt head on,both from aldi
What thickness paracord do you use?
MSR Groundhogs.
What are the dimensions of this ridge bag?
There is no sound.
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man it's August how are you wearing a flannel shirt
An ex told me i was a tent peg ! 😃
If you use a
" jungle knots "
Ridge line , NO BREAKAGE ,NO WEAR ,NO NEED FOR CARRYING MULTIPLE RIDGE LINES
no truckers hitch needed .
No bowline needed.
GAME CHANGER.
At least carry one steel spike nail peg, not the thick wire peg that will bend for pre opening a hole for your wood peg in ice or hard pack snow. Plastic peg might oversized your hole and require a larger wooden peg.
Love the content asper usual, but the video itself is doing some weird ghosting. Looks like you have a green screen aura
It’s all rustic and cool, just don’t seem practical.
Is ridge line the same as para cord??? Come on man.
No
Do you just use this channel to plug products that you come up with that usually aren’t needed at all?? Rhetorical
This is so irritating just bring some rope and be a true bushcrafter and make the toggle and pegs when you set up
Thanks
Thank YOU!