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A translucent filter canteen with raised measurements opens up some useful options for your existing bushcraft and camping kit. In this video, I take a closer look at its design and discuss ways to incorporate it into the equipment you already carry. Being able to see the water level and read the raised measurement markings

There’s more than one way to maintain an axe edge in the field. In this Short, I demonstrate an axe sharpening technique and the simple gear I use to keep a working edge ready for the woods. Watch the method, then tell me: how do you sharpen your axe at camp? #AxeSharpening #Bushcraft #WoodsmanSkills #AxeMaintenance

Need a quick seat around camp? In this bushcraft walkthrough, I build a simple camp stool from sticks and cordage, show how the frame and seat come together, and put it to use in the field. It’s a practical project for practicing camp craft with materials you may already have on hand. Watch the full

What can a 1945 military surplus stove do in a modern camp? In this video, I take a closer look at the AGM two-burner stove and the versatility that makes it such an interesting piece of field gear. With two burners and a portable case, this stove has possibilities well beyond heating a single cup

The vintage Coleman 502 is much more than a classic single-burner camp stove. In this video, we examine the versatility of the complete retro cooking kit, including its stove accessories, windscreen, cook pot, and multiple skillet options. I’ll demonstrate how this compact system can handle everything from a full camp breakfast to a hearty sausage,

Program your BiTech UV-PRO directly from another radio—no computer required. This quick demonstration shows how radio-to-radio programming can simplify setup and rapidly prepare multiple radios for field communications, emergency communications, or group deployment. #BiTech #UVPRO #HamRadio #EmergencyCommunications #EMCOM #RadioProgramming #TwoWayRadio #Shorts

In this video, I walk through my Jeep-based emergency communications kit featuring the BTECH UV-PRO handheld radio and UV-50 mobile radio. This setup provides both portable and vehicle-based communication options for emergencies, overlanding, base camps, remote travel, and field operations. We’ll examine the radios, antennas, cables, power connections, storage, and supporting equipment that make this

Throw back hunting with a flintlock! Join Dave Canterbury for a wild hog hunt with a traditional muzzleloader in this look back at an old-school hunting adventure. Time in the woods, traditional equipment, and the challenge of hunting wild hogs—this hunt takes things back to basics. Would you hunt with a flintlock? Let me know

A throwback skills lesson demonstrating how lamp wick can be used with traditional flint and steel fire-starting methods. This simple material catches and holds a spark, giving you time to transfer the ember into a tinder bundle and build it into flame. Old-school knowledge remains valuable when modern equipment isn’t available. Subscribe for more bushcraft,