Winter driving can turn bad fast if you’re not prepared. These are my Top 5 Winter Vehicle Recovery Tools that stay in my truck all winter long. This setup covers the most common winter problems—loss of traction, dead batteries, stuck vehicles, and self-recovery in snow or ice. No gimmicks. No trends. Just real recovery gear
Survival In The Forest
Digital mode communication can feel overwhelming for new radio operators. From software confusion and audio levels to time sync errors, decoding failures, and missed contacts—many beginners struggle before ever making their first successful digital QSO. In this video, we break down the most common digital mode frustrations new operators face and, more importantly, the simple
A scarf is one of the most overlooked yet versatile tools a woodsman can carry. Long before modern synthetics, experienced outdoorsmen relied on scarves for insulation, moisture management, first aid, fire prep, filtration, sun protection, and gear repair. In this video, we break down why wool and silk scarves function as a true multitool in
These are the Top 5 items I keep in my truck—not because they’re trendy, but because they work. Every one of these tools earns its place through real-world use, reliability, and versatility. From daily tasks to unexpected problems, this setup covers a lot of ground without overthinking it. Preparedness isn’t about fear—it’s about capability.
In this video, we test a Poncho Pole Super Shelter, built using simple, lightweight components that require no complicated structure, yet take full advantage of basic physics to stay warm in cold weather. This shelter design focuses on: • Radiant heat transfer • Convection control • Thermal efficiency • Minimal materials and pack weight Instead
You don’t need a full kitchen to eat well on the road. This is a simple, reliable cook system that actually works. Keeping your cook kit simple makes life on the road easier. This setup covers boiling, frying, eating, and cleanup without excess gear or wasted space. Whether you’re truck camping, running a cargo trailer,
Ultralight ground camping isn’t about going without—it’s about carrying exactly what you need and nothing you don’t. This is my ultralight ground camping pack load out, built around efficiency, durability, and real-world field use. Every item has a purpose, every ounce matters, and the system works together as a whole. From shelter and sleep to
Using a cargo trailer as a temporary camper is one of the most flexible and practical ways to extend your time in the field. In this video, I walk through how I use a basic cargo trailer camping setup powered primarily by solar energy, with simple DIY solutions anyone can build. This isn’t a luxury
When it comes to field clothing, every piece has to earn its place in your kit. The Custom Woobie Hoodie was designed with that exact philosophy in mind — delivering reliable warmth, excellent packability, and true field durability without unnecessary bulk or weight. This hoodie functions as a stand-alone insulation layer in mild to cool
Instant hash browns are one of the best lightweight camp foods you can carry. Shelf-stable, packable, and fast to cook, they’re perfect for bushcraft, hunting camp, truck camp, or emergency food kits. This Pathfinder Gear DIY shows how to turn dehydrated potatoes into hot, crispy hash browns using minimal fuel and simple camp gear. Field-tested.
Most people think insulation failure causes cold nights outdoors. The truth is convection heat loss—moving air inside your shelter—is what drains body heat fastest. In this video, I break down: • Why convection is more dangerous than people realize • How air movement steals heat even inside a shelter • Simple, field-tested tricks that trap
What’s actually inside a traditional shooting bag and why every item still earns its place in the field. In this Reel, I break down the contents of my shooting bag—from ammunition and optics to small field tools—explaining how each piece supports efficient, ethical, and time-tested shooting practices. Nothing here is accidental. Every item has a
This quick and easy field-expedient system lets you tension any blanket, tarp, or bedroll and retrieve your cordage instantly, even in cold weather with numb hands. I learned this simple method from a student in the field, and it has become one of my go-to techniques for efficient gear management, cold-weather camping, and traditional bushcraft
Dressing for success in winter isn’t about piling on clothing—it’s about using a proper cold weather clothing system that manages heat, moisture, and movement. In this video, I break down how to dress for winter conditions using proven layering principles that work for outdoor work, hunting, camping, and survival situations. We’ll cover why overheating is
There’s nothing better than a hot, hearty meal in hunting camp. In this video, I’m cooking aged venison backstrap with garlic Alfredo sauce and portobello mushrooms inside a wall tent, using a Coleman camp stove. This is real hunting camp cooking—simple ingredients, classic techniques, and a focus on making wild game taste its absolute best.
Navigation doesn’t need complicated math, formulas, or advanced land nav training. In this video, I break down a simple, field-proven navigation method that allows you to bypass obstacles like cliffs, rivers, thick brush, or no-go terrain using 90° and 60° offsets — without doing calculations in your head. You’ll also learn a new trick using
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We are Giving Away a Woodcraft Pack Axe and Atlas 46 Sheath Combination that we have Sold over the last week. 200 units were sold and as Promised someone will win the Axe Combo I used in the review today so Congratulations! And thank you so muck for your support!
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