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It's never "too" anything for buying tools imo :)

I mean I wish they were made in Germany rather than china because they would be good quality

I ask because I'm a fan of ortlieb and quality straps. Alas no not made in Germany like most of their range

Those are just ladder straps. Are they made in Germany or China like every other ladder strap ? The reason I prefer bungee for securing soft stuff like bags is it's easy to pull from allsorts of different angles when you wrap around whatever fixing points are available on the bike and they pull...

Oh another thing I like to do for extra security is make sure the bag is touching my back so I'll feel it if it starts to move. Good for peace of mind

Don't be afraid to pull those bungees all the way tight, take a wrap around something before hooking it at helps keep the tension and takes pressure off the hook. Ladder straps are good to but tbh I prefer bungees also sometimes use a quality elasticated cargo net for odd shaped loads. The...

If they gave the skeletool replaceable cutters it would be a great tool imo, as it is I like it but too expensive

So for pliers based you want one with an outside accessible blade then. Wave surge skeletool etc (I don't know the Swiss tool models)

Do you want the multitool to function as your pocket knife too or is it as an extra to pack away just in case?

Wear your bushcraft gear under sized to fit bike gear, maybe just pack a jacket. You'll be glad to get the bike gear off after a rainy ride or keep it on and be dry in camp. As for specific items for a adventure boots are the most comfortable I've had to walk in. Even the high ones A rucksack...

Pliers based leatherman surge Knife based look at the boker tech tool

Take a walk round a big fishing shop. They have some really cool rod bags with long pockets and such

And if it's the stuffed squirrel in a chefs hat, I'll take it!

Coleman big basin bag and you both get inside it :)

65 dollars is a bit steep eh, 12 quid is expensive since it doesn't even have legs Imo What was that little german grill? Single leg thing like those forged items you always see at shows, but backpack friendly

Yeah I prefer the large scissor type traps for moles. Connibears tend to be larger than a mole trap needs to be, they only need to open as wide as a mole run. Otherwise fen traps or live catch cage traps are my go to.

I meant last hijack from me lol I have squirrel and mole trap lines out atm but I could easily add rabbit fox or anything else that's legal to trap.

Not a problem lol, Trapping and killing has been part of how I earn a living for decades. Just a little improvisation on making the trap, improvising something as effective as a rifle is a whole other story....I have many rifles and still use traps, tells me everything I need to know In fact...

Nope, trapping beats attempting to throw sticks all day every day

I would say traps are the most effective for hunting. You'll burn a lot of daylight stalking stuff when a trap works 24hrs for free