If you go to bed early on Friday for an early start for a wilderness hike on Saturday this channel is for you. If you have owned more than 3 pairs of hiking boots in your life time this channel is for you. If tired legs mean a satisfying day this channel is for you. If carrying a 30 pound pack for a weekend wilderness outing is more appealing than flying to Las Vegas, this channel is for you.
I have always chosen the outdoors over indoors my entire life. I frown on going to Hawaii knowing that I have not explored every square mile of a local wilderness area. When I was young I made mistakes and as I have gotten older I have not forgotten where I have been. Don't get me wrong, I still make mistakes, but not as frequently as when I was a 30 year old. Now in my 50's I hope my experiences will help people enjoy the wilderness that I have spent a life time growing to love.
I did over 20 miles in the 10 inch Mountain Extremes, and my feet were not tired. I was able to do it the next day all over again. These "hunting boots" are superior to commercial hiking boots. They are what hiking boots should be.
Ye pretty cool and kind and compassionate sir To help an innocent creature They have limited ranges of travel because they use a bit of mucus, depending on the territory
Thank you for your video. I’ve watched several on this particular lighter. I will be purchasing several as I feel they are a good addition to any Go bag for those certain emergencies that can arise. But I have a few other fire starting items in redundancy.
Watching you abuse a tool that could potentially save your life by beating on it with a rock stone was a cause for dismay. You know better, and younger viewers might be misled into thinking your actions are acceptable. One suggestion would be to take this video down, restage it, and then reshot the demonstration. Could you highlight that you're using vaseline-impregnated cotton balls to catch the sparks so everyone understands how to get a good flame without tender?
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Yup. Looks like a male Coho Salmon. That guy was likely born right in that area, spent 6-16 months "growing up", then headed west- all the way to the waters off Alaska (some as far as Japan). They return after another 18-24 months and fight desperately to get back to pretty much the exact place they were born. The females dig "redds" in the gravel (they turn on their sides and flush out the top layer of gravel), then deposit thousands of eggs for which a male them swims in and deposits his milt to fertilize the eggs. After a week or two, the salmon, their bodies already battered from the fight to get back, slowly decompose to their death- adding valuable nutrients to the waters. (I fully admit I'm a salmon geek).
Neat hack ! Really appreciate you taking your time to teach us novices the finer points of outdoor enjoyment and how to be safe while doing it . Be safe out there
I also think that using matches or a more traditional lighter when lighting a stove in order to preserve your hand is the more sensible option It would save the arc lighter for tasks of lighting camp fires maybe solid fuel stoves which may be a tad safer to light with an arc lighter
Thanks for the video. It was interesting to see the difference in performance of the older and newer versions. I have a Fanno Saw Works Fi-1700/Fi-17s-B Heavy Duty 17" Pruning Saw blade, Made in Japan, for my pole saw. It has performed very well for me. I don't know how it compares to others out there, but it is much better than the one I had before, a Craftsman. It came on the "Hi-Reach 19 ft Pole Saws" I bought from GarrettWade. I checked before I attached the blade and it would have fit on the Craftsman Extendable pole saw, but I far prefer the 3 section pole it came with from GarrettWade.
