Recent content by Unistat76

A very nice Christmas message from David's Passage you tube channel. I liked it a lot, so I thought I'd share. Merry Christmas. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5IF9qmniWdo

Really nice work!

New York hipsters who've never had a vacation away from a hotel, let alone set one foot in a real woods.

Me gusta mucho , muchísimo !

Boar hunting with spears is very hazardous and not to be done alone. When cornered (as said above) they will attack with a vicious determination that will not be believed. The reason bore spears have a crossbar is so the boar will not charge up the shaft and gore you before it dies...

Lest you think I was joking about grandma's couch...

I dyed the US Army Universal Camouflage Pattern ruck I bought off of eBay. The UCP is awful and only manages to camouflage someone if their sitting on grandma's couch. I had some black Rit dye (liquid) so I thought I'd give it a try. I really should have used two bottles for the amount of...

Nice! Could make a fairly nice blind too.

lol, I thought this might be some fun British slang I could steal until I scrolled back up and saw you were being 100% literal.

I think I could get behind this one: Here is a modern version: Fence Pliers. Very common and useful as you're making your rounds on the farm, so I'm told.

ROFL! Well, around here re-enactment guys are American Civil War or Fur Trapper/Mountain Man/Western Scouts so I'm not sure how much yogurt weaving would get done around the fire. Traditional bushcrafter style, in my personal dictionary, mostly means wood, wool, leather, canvas, brass, &...

I don't have a problem with "modern" or plastic, my problem is, as you say aesthetics. I can barely stand to mix the new and the traditional! I know that eventually I'm going to end up with two full kits, a modern and a more traditional (call it 1880's to 1920's-ish.)

Mmmm, low country boil. So good. I like a side of white rice as well.

There is also the wind break effect that an underquilt provides. I just have a DIY UQ made from a USGI poncho liner, but it helps tremendously in 3 season camping simply by keeping the draft from chilling my backside.

Ah, the Grabber Space Blanket, made right here in Grand Rapids, Michigan! Seriously, I Googled the US dollar conversion on that price and you got it cheaper than I can here in the state in which they're made! Nice job.