What's in my Bushcraft Bag? 

The more experienced a person, the less things they carry. Which is exactly what you doing. That bucksaw looks stunning however with some "CHARACTER" after being used it'll reflect the inner you. Something that I ALWAYS carry with me on hiking etc is a BIC lighter and my Rebar Leatherman...🤠

These days, it's because Corona struck the world ... 🥺 Watching this video makes me feel like I'm on a trip. So good 🔥🔥

Dude, that bucksaw is gorgeous!

So happy for you two in your new situation. Closer to nature isn’t bad!

thanks for sharing.. I love those Fjallraven pants, they fit great & have held up very well to everything I have put them thru..

Good job Careena. Love that saw.

Love your relaxed attitude. Good stuff.

The bucksaw is absolutely gorgeous and so is the knife. Best part of the video for me was what you said about knowledge being the best thing you can have. The most expensive gear means nothing if you don’t have the know how to put them to use. Great video! Thanks for sharing.

Love the dog! He is a star!

Enjoyed the video. Good point that you don't always need the most expensive equipment.

You are great example of encouragement for women. God bless you and protect you and your family.

That is a really cool looking backpack!

Simple and functional. Thanks for the video. It was a nice break from the $5,000.00 bug out bag stuff. lol

Nice Buck saw. Looking forward to vids from your new place. All the best.

I love watching you guys ❤️❤️✌🏻

Nice gear dump video. Take Care and Keep Exploring The Outdoors.

Thanks for this! I like watching load out videos!

Nice video. I like gear/equipment videos. Good luck in the new place!

My favourite outdoor knife is a beautiful lock blade knife that was made in Pakistan. My daughter bought it for me Ace Hardware about 12 years ago. I take my sharpening stone and the steel blade becomes so sharp you can shave with it when I am done. My sheath believe it or not was meant to put hand shears for pruning in. The lock blade fits beautifully in there! And you are right Alexis old gear is sometimes the very best gear! Ttyl, Alexis.

Thank You for a great video, I appreciate you sharing your gear with me and I love your dog.

Very nice backpack and well equipped

Thanks so much for sharing A., Very Interesting...love those pants they look really tuff !!

Haix boots are outstanding. I wear them day in and day out working in woods. They're the only boots i've had that i can stand in a stream after two years of daily use, and the boots still are completely waterproof! Seriously impressive. I've had 5 pairs now.

Superbe vidéo avec de très bonnes explications et une belle présentation du matériels, merci à vous..

its was awesome to see what all you take , thank you , move day getting closer , stay safe Alexis , have a good afternoon

Great gear. I have the Husqvarna carpenter's axe that I picked up used for $50 US. I am looking forward to the trip video. I'm going on an overnighter this weekend.

I love seeing what works for you vs. what I use. I have some adaptations to make to my gear that I want to try out - that you've inspired - thanks! Great video as always - can't wait to see you and Ryan in the canoe! Oh - and I love my Merrell hiking boots, they're going on at least 7 years of wear N' tear.

Thank you Carenna 👍

Great info! I worked in the woods in my younger days . I agree with you using a long handled ax . If you have to cut down a larger tree you will be glad you have it

You are right - it is not the gear - it's the person who solves the situation

Alexis, You stopped me cold when you pulled out the back saw. I have come close to getting a metal bow saw, but always there are some horrible reviews. When I saw the Bear Essentials Buck Saw, I knew I had to have it. It is absolutely beautiful! I have to wait 2 weeks to get it, but Christmas in March works. Very happy about this, thank you.

As usual, another awesome job Alexis.. I really like to watch your videos!

Hi CA....nice video on your gear....My fav is the saw...cool....tks for sharing!.....Stay Safe % keep on trucking!

Im from Sweden so i really like your swedish axe and fjällräven pants. Both are known for good quality, so i hope they will serve you good and for a long time. I like your videos a lot. You make them in a relaxed and natural way. Keep up the good work.😊👍

When U say bye at the ending and give us that beautiful smile it melts my heart ❤

This channel is great. The videos you put out are excellent.

Thanks...always appreciate your knowledge/opinions.

The "TRIPLE TREE Uninsulated Single Walled Stainless Steel Sports Water Bottle" on Amazon is a great option if you want a metal water bottle with a metal lid. The only thing that is not metal on it is the silicone gasket. And it's only $15 USD.

Good set

I can see you can stuff way more into that bag... but only if you need it. FY I have the same axe but with the 19:handle and I like it as well... Dennis

Good video. I like the hikes. On my channel I always use the cheapest, basic gear I can find. (I'm a wal-mart person by habit) but when it comes to cutting tools and footwear, I'm learning... "don't go cheap". Thanks Alexis.

I have same ax and hatchet. Awesome quality and price point

Looks so fun :) Must've been a long adventurous journey to get to this point! and congrats because I'm sure you'll reach 100k within a few months :)

Nice setup! I have the Husqvarna hatchet. Really like it. I see they use the same sloppy fitting sheath. So I put some of that stretch cord thru the snap and pull it over the axe head. Seems to hold better. Appreciate the vid!!!

Good video as always stay safe out there much love from Texas

Hey, I like your back pack. Your video inspired me order one for myself.

Just brought one of those reefknot backpacks after watching your video. Great backpack and I definitely mentioned that it was after watching this video that sold it for me!.

love your channel!

Great ! be well and thank you!

Everything looks like it's been used a few times :)

I just picked up a old plumb boy's axe. Very similar in size to your's. Got it for the same purpose. Carry on.

Hi there Alexis .. A nice share .. thank you 👍😊. That is a really neat-looking pack that you have there. The Supplier being Netherlands-Based, it's just down the drag from where I am in Switzerland. I took a look at the his Website .. he has some really cool doodah's therein (stuff to drool over and scheme as to how to justify possibly getting 😎). Fire Kit .. I suppose that it's part of your Cook Pot Setup (it's always interesting to know as to what others cart along with them). Yep .. one does not have to buy the expensive 'bespoke' gear in order to get started in Bushcrafting and the Outdoors. Budget Stuff has (and still does) served me well. As you say .. "It gets the job done." Take care .. Tommy

Girl respect to you from UK.. Lovely kit ..

Something you might consider carrying with you is some vet wrap and guaz for griz,I hunt with my dog and had a bad experience once,she cut her foot really bad nicked a vein,the vet wrap was a life saver as it kept pressure on the wound ,I had a two hour drive to the vet,keep the videos coming ,love me some griz

You should look into a Klean Kanteen Single Walled water bottle. They are only about $30 and they are awesome for camping/outdoors/survival.

Very intresting to see what others carry around in their backpacks! 👍 Man I need a unique knife, the ones I got is fine and do the trick but it would be fun to have a finer/unique blade. Will look into that. Thanks for showing your gear load-out. Thumbs up from Sweden!

I never would’ve thought about a reflective pad, where’s a good place to get one big enough for a bed roll? I appreciate it.

I like that buck saw that is a beauty.

Another awesome video! 🙏✌️🤙

👍👍 Take care of yourselves and God bless ✌️

Great video! Thank you, Alexis :-)

The items you have in your backpack is about what I carry with me except for your ax which I don't carry. I have a saw and have a good knife with me which I carry on my utility belt, and a backup knife which is a folding type which can be used for handling food and a multi-tool which is in my pack with the backup knife. I also carry a folding solar panel in my bag also to charge my phone with and my pack is made by Sandpiper of California (SOC) and it is a great pack and made by the company which builds backpacks for the military.

Very informative video. Thank you. You definitely need to do a knife video too.

Glove's good thing to have ! I burned my fingers a year ago and still have not healed completely

loved your emblem carved into the saw. I have a cnc router if you would like me to carve it into something let me know.

the saw

Nice review little squirrel x

Stay safe always enjoy your content. Thank you

I love your vids! Not enough Grizz! 😊

Love the channel you're keeping my hope's up! Still have 5-10 feet of snow stopping me from getting to where I backpack and how can you forget your knife? haha

I love it. You do you better than anyone. I really like the Grizz photobombs during your show and tell. Love the logo on your saw. That is a cool tarp and 3 years is pretty awesome. Thank you for sharing. Angry Old HIppie Hermit Peace.

Really enjoyed this video! When you return home after making a video, or hiking, do you need to check your Bush craft bag for stowaways a.k.a ticks? Wondered how long can a ti k live? Do they need a human host?

Good vid!

Great load out reveal Careena. I dig your point about not needing to spend a fortune on gear. It's nice to have nice things for sure and it definitely makes a trip more enjoyable but I think sometimes when people see a $500+ pack, $300+ knives etc it tends to turn them off. I also have a Mora Bushcraft Black, it's an awesome knife in every sense of the word, regardless of price. Like you I have many knives costing much, much more and they aren't necessarily that much better. As far as clothes go, I'm a giant so I find Fjallraven clothes too small and short. I'm a Filson guy through and through when it comes to outdoor clothes. Hope this finds you, Ryan and family all well.

Viewed this video again. I got the saw and am so happy with it. Oh, I also got the waxed canvas backpack from the Netherlands. It got here (Texas) with no difficulties. I like it very much. We have some like mindedness as I have found Aquaquest tarps to be top notch also. Gotta tell you I can hear the Swift canoe crying for a trip. I have admired the Swift company and their canoe designs for some time now. And now... be safe, and not sorry. I know you will.

I live in scotland so usaully its raining and honestly the best boots and trousers I've ever had have been from karrimor the boots are always dry and if the trousers get wet once a fire is going there near enough bone dry in ten minutes will probably wax them soon though and my knives never change its always a fixed blade mora and a victorniox pocket knife.

tres bonne video tres utile aussi regarder avec attention.Merci Alexis a bientot.

I was just gonna ask about the knife, and then came in the outro ... thanks for the video.

I guess where you keep your keys and tp could be called your “go” pouch. Lol

Thats great deadly pack!

Good video👍

Very enlightening. Much appreciated!

Nice pack

Lol never mind I didn’t wait until the end good video

Me encanta, es fascinante, una aventurera.

Being a welder leather protects but also holds the heat for a long time

Alexis, what do you do about poop? I made myself a little pouch with wet wipes and either a trowel for burying or dog poop bags for carry-out.

great video thank you friend

I love your videos and your sweet dog grizz.

Gransfors brisk axes, I have a survival Lilly knife APO -1 ( you should meet up and do a video with her and Wild woman bushcraft), fjallraven Kebs and Barents pro

Great advice as always, use what you have and develop your knowledge and hone your skill. Great advice. Please let us know when you new Instagram is up and running please

I like the pants (Men's size)and checked out the site. I didn't expect the high price. I'm sure they last but they are out of my price range. Thanks for the video and info.

nice gear

I was wanting to ask you how you to find Crown Land in Quebec. I have been watching an outdoorsman in California doing the same thing, since all of the Federal and State Parks are also closed over there as well.

🤩👍🌟🌟 1:18 We call that top pouch .. *"The Brain"* of the Pack.

Is there a link available to the sheath maker? Looking for someone who could make a left handed sheath.

Another nice vid. I would say go to a wide mouth water bottle. Easier to fill in the field, easier to clean/dry at home. When you can get the cleaning cloth fully inside the bottle you know it is clean (better than a bottle brush) and can easily dry the inside, also. Ti, sure....but expensive and the weight of the water will far exceed the weight of the bottle in non Ti. On the kettle, aluminum is very close to Ti if not even lighter. Money no option, sure Ti.

It does my soul C, thanks so much 👍🏼❤️🤙🏼🙏🏼😘‼️

Nice video. What is the weight of the backpack alone.

well done, whats the weight of it all? add a blanket/sleeping bag and its enough for a random over nighter. Thanks for not having everything brand named, latest product etc as many yt bushcrafters do. Nice bucksaw too