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Thank you for the comment and yes, please feel free to repurpose these tips on your channel. Best wishes, ML

Oh good, I think you’ll be very pleased. At this price point, I have not seen another bag that is comparable. Let me know how it goes and best wishes.

Thank you so much. I notice when I teach my courses that a lot of people are intimidated by map reading until they give UTM a try. So simple and an easy interface with their GPS units as well. Take care and All the best, ML

Thanks so much, hope you enjoy the other videos in that series as well.

Hello and yes, you could definitely do a simple square notch In place of the X cut. I used the X cut for this sawhorse build just to show another option, and I think there is some benefit to having more material remaining in the joint for certain applications. Thanks for watching and for the great question.

Awesome, so happy to hear the video was helpful. Thanks for the comment and best wishes.

A bit of redundancy is okay with certain areas such as firelighting, navigation, etc where importance is high and not much weight is added by scattering a few extra items around. For me, a properly set up and thought out survival kit is the key to the whole thing. Let me know if you have any specific questions or send me your gear list for each pack and we can sort it out together.

Thanks Dan! Hope all is well with you.

Many thanks and all the best to you as well.

Thanks so much! Hope all is well and Happy Spring.

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Thank you sir, and I’ll be posting more videos shortly.

Agreed, thanks for the comment

Whatever you say

Hello, and thanks for the comment. Sorry it was hard for you to follow along with the rope work. this video is 12 years old and my camera and video quality aren’t the same as what we have today. I probably won’t do another video on the flip-flop winch, but you can see much more detail in my book with the diagrams I included, or if you want to send me your email address via my website, I’m happy to send you a few digital drawings.

Annnnd a dozen years later... Well, hell, that's nothing less than love! Thank you so very much!! @@BCNW1

I am trying to do that and can't find the link that gets me there without showing my email on yuhtuub...@@BCNW1

@@slingshotjohnny1 Wow, I am a total Luddite and thought this was the new comment notification. I’m trying to learn more about this social media stuff because I think it’s going to catch on someday. In all seriousness, sorry about the mixup and if you want those drawings, just let me know.

Yep, pls send, thx!@@BCNW1

Thanks so much, and I hope these tips and techniques come in handy for you. Best wishes, M L

The tarp in my video is made by equinox and is part of their globe skimmer line. It’s made of sil nylon, so make sure you get that one instead of the cheaper version made of heavier fabric.

Hello my friend, happy holidays to you as well! Thank you for taking the time to write and all the best with your new channel. Good to see our Knives are still serving you well. Wishing you continued success and joy in the new year. ML

@@BCNW1 Thanks my friend all the best to you as well. The knives are awesome and are still serving me great and they will be passed down to my children for sure.

Thank you very much and I’m glad you enjoyed the video. Best wishes, ML

Yes, definitely not for everyone. Thank you for your input and taking the time to comment. All the best, ML

Thank you for the comment and I’m glad you enjoyed my video. The beauty of UTM is it’s so logical and simple anyone can learn it in a short period of time. That’s what I try to get across in my courses and I’m glad it came through in the video as well. All the best to you and thanks again.

Thank you sir, much appreciated.

You are very welcome, thank you for watching and let me know if you have any questions.

Hello. actually there is a pdf version of my book available through amazon. Just search for 21st Century Bushcraft or click this link.

www.amazon.com/21st-Century-Bushcraft-Wilderness-Skills-ebook/dp/B08M4BJHY2/ref=sr_1_1?keywords=21st+century+bushcraft&qid=1689622702&sr=8-1

I sling my knife in this position when I know it will be used often around camp. One of my main safety rules is to never walk around with a knife in hand as you are just begging a potentially lethal accident to yourself or a bystander. When a sheath is hidden under clothing in hard to reach spots, walking around with a knife or setting it down on the ground is inevitably what people do. I have no issue with slinging a knife in this style (Baldric carry) or around the neck which is also popular. If it bothers you, then find a carry style that you find convenient and accessible even when wearing winter clothing.

Hi there. Thanks for watching and commenting on my video. Not sure what you mean by “messed up” as I just watched it again and didn’t notice any playback issues.

@@BCNW1 Huh. That was weird. I re-watched it and all is good. oh well. Glad its fine. thanks

@@preemptivekicks1355 No worries, thanks for reaching out and giving me the heads up. You never know when these things are going to glitch out and the only way to know is for viewers to send a comment. Thanks again for watching and all the best.

Thanks and I think you're spot on. I tend to save the wear and tear on my A-game gear and use it primarily when space and weight are important considerations. I also have gear that is heavier but more durable for other occasions. So far, these Unigear products have been great and a solid choice for this purpose, as well as for people who aren't counting ounces and just want some quality camp gear for the family that won't cost a small fortune.

Hi Dan, thanks for the comment. Looking forward to seeing more videos from your new partnership. All the best, ML

Thanks! My subscribers don't get notified most of the time now. Not sure why, but I'll keep posting videos just the same. Best wishes, ML

Hi Jeff, I had also considered the stiletto which seems like a good EDC option as well. Does it have a momentary on function or is it just click on and off?

@@BCNW1 Tail switch is programable for both options

Thanks Dan. It’s from the same manufacturer but I finally switched out my 8X 10 for this 10 X 12 and figured while I was guying it out, I should video it as a demo.

I totally agree. And with rechargeable CR123 batteries, you can use it as much as you want without worrying about burning through expensive batteries. Thanks for the comment and best wishes.

Thank you!

Every time sir.

Much appreciated, hope all is well with you and yours.

Thanks so much, really appreciate the feedback and comment.

Ideally yes, I use the three water stones plus a Nagura stone and recommend this setup if you can afford to purchase them all. If not, then I would go with the 150 for the first water stone, or the DMT coarse continuous diamond. I don’t know what grit the DMT is. It is just labeled as coarse.

Thank you sir. A lot of people haven't been getting notifications so please check back from time to time to see if you missed anything. Best wishes, ML

Thanks Larry, and yes the notification thing seems to be a problem with a lot of my subscribers. I'll keep creating more content and hopefully that will help everyone find me again. All the best to you in 2023!

Excellent! Great to hear and thanks again for being our customer.

Hi Miguel, thank you so much for the comment and I will be uploading more videos soon. Really appreciate the support! All the best, ML

Thank you sir and Happy holidays

No sir. Convex is better at chopping, not carving. I don’t know of any professional wood carving tools with a convex edge.

Really? I demonstrated how to split wood with a saw as well as harvest forest materials in a safe and more ecologically sound manner than with a chopping tool. Professionals use saws to prune trees for the very same reasons. The only personal opinion in the video is my brand preference in terms of the folding saws I prefer.

Thanks Bobby, can't wait to see you again and catch up on things!

You are very welcome, thank you for watching and taking the time to comment. All the best

Thanks Arnold, hope all is well!