Up todate Gear photo's.

Here is whats on my belt while around town, and even in the woods.

Overnighter pack its self. This comes along when,... well,... I stay out longer than an after noon. Very Happy

Contents of the over night and longer pack.

Possibles kit along with my BK7,masterhunter,Rucksack and mag/ferro combo. I take the BK7 when I dont want to tote an axe or hatchet, and the Masterhunter when I fell like stick the old axe in the belt.

Any questions let me know, I'll fill you in on contents.

How well does that stove work? Whats that white thing above the green flashlight and under the orange glove? Very Happy

eric

	turd wrote:
	How well does that stove work? Whats that white thing above the green flashlight and under the orange glove? eric

The stove is amazing, the flame heats a pan enough to cook a medium sized porkchop.

And that little white thing is a gum coontainer filled with 100% cotton and dryer lint. Laughing

No gum?

I'm guessing it's water proof, eh? Very Happy

eric

Fonly, on the picture with the master hunter, just wondering is that rust on the handle, in that little hole? Very Happy

And another question, this time about the stove, it looks pretty compact, does it really look like on the picture, if so, it must fold pretty well to be at that thickness when folded.

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I like those pics nice set of gear, you look like you got a good amount of things but at the same time they are reletivly compact Cool

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	Survivorman wrote:
	Fonly, on the picture with the master hunter, just wondering is that rust on the handle, in that little hole? And another question, this time about the stove, it looks pretty compact, does it really look like on the picture, if so, it must fold pretty well to be at that thickness when folded.

No, there is a lynard hole in the handle with a brass fitting, I just dont clean the knife Embarassed

Yes, as to the stove, It collapes to about 3/4 of an inch think, 5" wide and 5" tall. when opend up it can house a 6" pan.

Fonly wrote:

	Survivorman wrote:
	Fonly, on the picture with the master hunter, just wondering is that rust on the handle, in that little hole? And another question, this time about the stove, it looks pretty compact, does it really look like on the picture, if so, it must fold pretty well to be at that thickness when folded.

No, there is a lynard hole in the handle with a brass fitting, I just dont clean the knife Embarassed

Yes, as to the stove, It collapes to about 3/4 of an inch think, 5" wide and 5" tall. when opend up it can house a 6" pan.

Good to hear Fonly, might want to clean the Master hunter Laughing

Cheers, not that it's dirty Wink

Cool stove Cool

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Cool!

What's in the bag on the orange tarp? Very Happy

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Garbage bag, one of those metal blankets. some heat pads, Just some stuff to keep me warm. Laughing

What's in the last pic? I can't get it to pull up. Confused

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A OH fireman, a Rucksack, a flashlight, tin can (I think), 2 Mag stick , 3 glow sticks, BK7 sheath, pocket tissues, a camo design fabric (maybe a bandanna)

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	flashlightfreak9 wrote:
	What's in the last pic? I can't get it to pull up.

You got it. Very Happy

Fonly wrote:

	flashlightfreak9 wrote:
	What's in the last pic? I can't get it to pull up.

You got it. Very Happy

Was the camo design fabric a bandanna?

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Yes it was, my philosophy is that you can never have to many bandana's, thay can be used for every thing.

1.Straining water
2.Firstaid needs
3.100% cotton makes great char cloth
4.Face is cold? you've got a bandana
5.cold head? you've got a bandana

I bet their are more, I just can't think of any right now.

	Fonly wrote:
	Yes it was, my philosophy is that you can never have to many bandana's, thay can be used for every thing. 1.Straining water 2.Firstaid needs 3.100% cotton makes great char cloth 4.Face is cold? you've got a bandana 5.cold head? you've got a bandana I bet their are more, I just can't think of any right now.

Wow, that's great, what about... string for clothing and protection for your head (hot days in the sun)

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Now I can see it. Very Happy

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The fool hath said in his heart, There is no God. - Psalms 53:1