A girl who could rig a hammock got a bed to herself. Useful when everyone at the camp was not a known / trusted companion.

A person can always get good ideas to barrow from your videos. God bless and stay safe.

Tums at the top, boy can I relate to that! My medicine tin is the same thing lol. Pepto at the top ... another great video of yours my dude!

Very cool! 😊 I like your hat!

What are the tabs called?

I have researched hundreds of videos on UKposts for a tiny cook kit to take fishing. This was a perfect video for me in the coffee pot put it way over the edge. I am now going to start researching for that coffee pot thank you

Great kit ! Love the pants leg nag and the pockets for little kits ... Great ideas.

Great episode!

I use a "haversack" everyday. It's interesting that haversacks were used often by mountain men and now most men wouldn't be caught dead carrying a bag that looks like a purse. Great video!

That looks like an old knofe made by Western! I have one a little slimmer. Great utility when going fishing! Especially cleaning trout. No need for a filet knife. I wouldn't baton withbit though, thats for sure.

Always excellent love watching

I’d love more recipes

James....I told Blackie that you would not let me down!!!! OMG...that is the cutest little percolator I have ever seen!!! I love how you used the pockets to hold your items. Well done James! Take care....Robin

Very nice setup! And like everyone else is saying, nice tiny coffee pot and collapsible cup!

Yes, very much like the stretcher idea we used in cadets and later in the field for soldiers. I use tarps and ponchos with jungle knots - same idea though. Good stuff. RIP Brother Shoestring.

Good one brother. The small coffee percolator and folding cup is way too cool. God Bless.

I like my civil war haversack I made myself out of too canvas totes,,the haversack go back to before the napoleon war some little soldier kept dropping his food sack so he put a stap on it, some other soldier said I like your sack what you call it,,,he had to have it, (a haversack)the name stuck,,,,,,,,,,

Ha, I have a regular sized bandanna with 2 squares missing, from a Porta pot stop. If you know what I mean. Lol

Very interesting always exciting

Excellent

I just know Google is going Nuts with searches for little Coffee Percolators right now. I know I searched for one LOL Great Video Sir. Lots of insightful ideas for a nice, compact survival kit. You have a new Subscriber, Thanks!!

I was thinking did hobos fish ? If so could you show us how and what they used

James, could you use a plastic tee? I have a few of them in my golf bag

Very impressive the thought of every item that was placed into the kit was absolutely perfect and a lot of work. Well done

Backpack just evolutionally better but hey it's your bag man😊

Hey nice the Dutch Army "toilettas "🇳🇱👊🏽

We carry a lot of similar functional items in our haversacks. However, some of the items I have moved to my belt. i.e. Possibles Pouch (includes fire kit) , first Aid kit. Also, carry my knife on my belt. And can carry saw and poncho on my belt. This belt is over and above the one holding my pants up.

Do you have a vid on that haversack Thanks for sharing

Great video I'm going to make a grill like that for my esbit stove.I like using old clothes also THANKS

Ok, I'm super jealous of the old little percolator, and cup.. awesome find !

You are great at finding old items ideal for 1 person compact camping and repurposing items. Great Video.

Good stuff. Go ahead guys. Thumbs up

U never cease 2 amaze ! Have a great day 🌅 !! A brother n christ .

Way cool!!

Did you go shopping in the Lilliputians store? I think my old, original G.I. Joe had both the seat and coffee pot. 😂

When you said anything more than this and you need to go to the hospital. You made me remember how instead of going to the hospital I took super glue used it on my thumb and it worked 😃 why not have a little bit of something like that just in case you get a cut somewhere where you Band-Aids not going to work😅

Well James, you did it again, an over the top presentation! Our four (4) year old was on my lap and thrilled to see "his stove" in action making a hot drink! He loves hot chocolate made on his practice stove. All family members have a folding pocket stove as a back-up in their kits. The adults and older troops may use a variety of fuels including a small DIY alcohol burner. The younger ones are given gel alcohol fuel that we purchase in bulk. The fuel is dispensed from recycled plastic dish detergent bottles into an assortment of olive oil bottle caps and small tins, depending on the amount needed. We like the fact that a tip over does not spread as liquid fuel does, making practice sessions much safer. Now, I think I need (not simply want) that wonderful percolator you used in the video. I wonder if any company manufactures a pot like that these days? Time to do a search and thank you for a great video.

That coffee pot is so neat. 😂😂

YES! That coffee pot / cup is just too cool!

I love the tiny coffee pot where in the world did you find it

Great video! Thanks!

Another great Video love that little Percolator

This is the one time sumthing is so hard to find and the internet prices are so ridiculous that it is beter to grab a blow torch and pliers

Many folks especially older women don't understand that wearing a fanny pack with the pouch portion facing front is very impractical wearing it with the pouch behind you is way better.

James, that is one nice set up. You find the coolest items! Gave you a shout out in my upcoming lantern vid! Thanks!

Neat idea...but I would like to see it being used to catch fish.

I wonder how many ex-soldiers became Hobos?

That was really informative and interesting, I've never seen a coffee pot so small without being a toy .

That is awesome. Where did you find that little coffee maker

Where did you find such a big bandana I can only find the small ones. Also can you provide a link to Sargent channel doesn't seem to be showing up for me thanks, and have a blessed day