Coalcracker Bushcraft – Long Scout Gear (3 days or longer)

1. Ruckpack - Bucket Style– Frost River Island Royale Pack

2. Long Sleeve Linen Shirt under flap.
3. Ground Barrier - Sunforger bedroll (Or Oilskin Tarp and/or hammock)
4. Bed Roll - Queen size 100% blanket rolled with leather belt.
5. Raingear – Oilskin Watchcoat from kinsmiths tied with rope.
6. Drybag (2ft length)
7. 3 cotton cloths 3x3 square – filtration, wound dressing, personal hygeine.
8. 20’ of nylon webbing.
9. Maintenance kit or possibles bag
Emergency items always at bottom:
10. Reusable space blanket w/ tent pegs rolled up inside, tied with string.
11. 2 - 55 gallon drum liners – raingear, shelter, etc.
12. Small Trash can inside bag – rigidity, extra container

Pocket under flap:

13. Small case with journal and a few pencils.
14. Waterproof Topo maps.
15. Compass – Suntoo MC2 world compass.

Front pockets (Quick Access):

16. Small Axe – Granford Brooks small forest axe.

17. Metal water bottle with nesting cup.

18. Bag with Spoon, Fork and Bail – for hanging water bottle over fire.

19. Roll of #36 Bankline.

20. Leatherman Wade Multitool
21. Buckle Laplander Saw
22. Spare FeroCerium Rod
23. Headlamp with extra batteries.
24. Small roll of Gorilla Electrical Tape.
25. Mini Infernos (Fire Starter)

Along with this I always carry my: Haversack

Extras: Water bottle, Projects I’m working on, Oilskin cloth
On a quick scout, water bottle, cordage, & fire kit.
Maintenance Kit or Possibles Bag

1. Scissors or cutting shears

2. Gimlet – hand drill bit
3. Awl – hole punch
4. Pencil
5. Small Leather Strop
6. Glass Vial with a few different sized Needles
7. Two Wooden Spools of Thread
8. Tool Oil
9. Gear Lube
Shooting Bag (Haversack)

1. Single Shot 12 ga. W/ .22 long adapter, .209 shot shell adapter for muzzle loader, regular shells.

2. Six Shells in leather case - 2 slugs, 4 bird shot #6

3. .22 long rifle adapter.
4. Tin with 50-60 .22 long rifle shells.
5. Small Muzzle loader bag:
a. 90 grain powder measure deer horn attached to bag.
b. .209 shot shell adapter
c. 50 primers
d. 1 lb. Of 6 shot
e. 1 Round Ball
f. Bullet Mold
g. Lead ladle
h. Small flask with a half pound of black powder
I. wax paper squares for wadding.
6. Cleaning kit
a. toggle with slip knot on end to pull through various things.
b. wire cleaning brush end for slip knot
c. steel wool
d. greased rag
e. small container with steel wool and tallow
f. small screwdriver for taking apart gun if needed.
7. Small pocket knife high carbon steel
8. Small Fire Kit in altoids tin
a. lighter
b. ferrocerium rod.
c. steel wool
d. fat wood
e. mini infernos
f. Container can be used to make char cloth.
Belt Kit

1. Fixed Blade Knife

2. Large Ferrocyrium rod.

Pouch:
3. Fire Tin – Tin itself can be used to make char cloth
a. Ranger Band around round tin to hold it closed and can burn
b. Small magnification lens
c. Small orange lighter
d. Small ferrocerium rod
e. hand forged steel striker
f. Flint
g. fat wood
h. fine steel wool
I. jute twine for birdsnest
j. cotton material with char cloth inside.
k. two mini infernos
l. two lampwicks with charred ends.
4. Ferrocerium Rod
5. 50 feet of #36 Bankline
Bedroll Setup - Around freezing in the night w/ possible rain

1. Axe in outside roll of bed roll

2. 8x8 oilskin tarp from tinsmiths folded in fourth – outside (bottom)
3. Kingsize handwoven wool blanket
4. Queen size wool blanket
5. 18th century linen slong sleeved shirt or hunting frock
6. Ridgelines in a small bag
7. Small pillow case rolled over
a. Ten pegs
b. Toggles
What is in your Notebook?

Your Bushcraft Bible

1. Compass with pacing beads

2. Mechanical Pencil, write in rain pen, sharpie, oil pen
3. Loose notepad for scratch pad
4. Bushcraft Journal
a. Medical stuff – medicinal plants, trees
b. pacecounts equivalents
c. information on water purification
d. all different recipes – both food and utility things like soap and glue
e. empty pages
f. navigation stuff
5. Clear Map Ruler
6. Index cards
Bushcraft Bag Loadout – Spring 2019 (Coalcracker Bushcraft) 55-60 degrees at night.

1. Bag – Filson Backpack

2. Cup on the outside drying

3. Bedroll on bottom – heavy duty queen size 100% wool

Outside pocket:
4. Metal water bottle
5. Pencil
6. Notepad
7. Ferro rod
8. exotec lighter case and lighter.
9. Utility blade scalpel
10. Cotton material

Inside:
11. Water bottle with filter – Grael water filter bottle
12. Gum blanket – ground cloth
13. Tarp
14. Wool kerchief
15. Paracord
16. Fire starting tinsmiths
17. Zipper Bag:
a. Firestarter stuff
b. char tinsmiths
c. bankline / jute twine
d. fork / spoon
e. whetstone
f. awl
g. extra knife
Woodsman EDC

Belt:
1. Belt Pouch – for carrying anything else.
2. Fixed Blade Knife

Right Front Pocket:

3. Lighter
4. Folding Knife

Left Front Pocket:

5. Car Key on a carabiner

Left Back Pocket:

6. Bandanna

Right Back Pocket:

7. Cell Phone

Haversack:
8. Metal Water Bottle
9. Roll of Cordage
10. Homemade Fire Starter
11. Large Needle stuck in fabric
12. Ditty Bag:
a. fat wood
b. extra lighter
c. Large Ferro Rod
d. Whetstone
e. carpenters pencil
f. Awl
g. Needle roll with needles, safety pins, thread, sinew, bankline
Camp Chili

1.5 lbs. Ground beef

1 Small Onion, chopped
1 Small Green Pepper, chopped
1 Clove of Garlic, chopped
10 ¾ oz. Can of Tomato Soup
15 oz. Can of Tomato Sauce
15 oz. Can of Kidney Beans
Water
1 Beef Bouillon Cube
1.5 Tbsp. Chili Powder
1.5 tsp. Pepper

Brown ground beef. Add onion, garlic, and green pepper. Add Bouillon cube and break up and stir in.
Cook for a few minutes.
Add Tomato Sauce. Rinse can and add that water in. Add Tomato Soup. Rinse can and add that water
in. Cook for a few minutes. Add Kidney Beans. Add Pepper. Add Chili Powder. Stir well.
Put lid on and simmer until it is as thick as desired.

Camp Bread

2 cups Flour
¾ cup Powdered Milk
½ cup Sugar
2 packets Dry Yeast
2 tsp Salt
¼ cup Water for activating yeast

Activate yeast by adding it to ¼ cup of 120 degree water. Add 1 Tbsp sugar.
Grease dutch oven with vegetable oil. Preheat the dutch oven.
In a pan, add flour, powdered milk, salt, and sugar. Mix well.
Add a little warm water and then add activated yeast. Mix into smooth firm dough adding warm
water as necessary. Put in warm dutch over to rise for 45 minutes to an hour.
Cover dutch oven and hang over fire (not directly on coals). Scoop some hot coals on top.
Cook for 30-45 minutes until golden brown on top.
Remove from dutch oven and let cool.
The Perfect Bushcraft Day Kit – (Native Survival channel)

1. Wool Blanket
2. Axe – Gransford Small Forest Axe

Top pocket:
3. First Aid Kit includes some extra batteries
4. Tissues/Toilet Paper
5. Paracord
6. Bank Line
7. Headlamp

Bottom Pocket:
8. Tinder Bag
9. Tarp

Inside:
10. Empty Haversack
11. Rain Pants
12. Rain Jacket
13. Food Pouch
14. Drink Pouch
15. Book Bundle (edible wild plants, medicinal plants, trees)
16. Canteen / Cup
17. Cooking Kit
18. Fixed Blade Knife and Ferro Rod

Small Inside Pocket

19. Bow Drill Kit
20. Spoon Knife
21. Folding Saw
22. Compass
23. Whetstones / Wire Brush
24. Whetstone for Axe
Long Distance Adventure Kit (26.1 lbs.) 3 day hike – Native Survival channel

Top Pocket:
1. Folding Saw
2. Topo Maps
3. Headlamp
4. Compass
5. Tissues / Toilet Paper
6. Tiny Stove that fits on canister

Second Top Pocket:

7. First Aid Kit with spare batteries
8. Bear Bag with paracord to hand food up

Front Pocket:
9. Water Filtration Kit
10. Deodorant
11. Ferro Rod

Right and Left Outside Pocket:

12. Canteen and Nesting Cup in each

Inside:
13. Camera Bag for filming stuff
14. Sleeping Mat accordian style
15. Bottom of Shorts that turn them into pants
16. Clothes – Socks for each day, underwear for each day, t-shirt for each day
17. Sweater for pillow at night
18. Rain Shell – pants and shirt
19. Cook Kit – Titanium pot w/lid, two bandanas, fuel canister
20. Tent - Tempest 2
21. Sleeping Bag – Military Patrol Bag
22. Waterproof Bible