Never say whoa in the middle of a mud hole
I pack at least 100’ of 550 paracord. My kid ties them up in donuts so you can spool a bit off and cut it without it getting tangled up. There’s lots of videos on YouTube if u guys want to check it out.
If you don't read the newspaper, you're uninformed. If you read the newspaper, you're mis-informed.
50 feet of Para cord.
Use it for everything from stringing up sil-tarp to hanging quarters of moose, although Moose hunting, for me, is not a backpacking type of activity.
However, for me, high country mule deer is a backpack/packboard affair. Para cord and the diamond hitch are your friends when strapping your deer to a packboard.
Semper in excretum altum
I carry mule tape. 1800 lb rated. It is flat and light.
Growing old is unavoidable. Growing up is highly overrated....
50 ft of 1/4 samson braid rope 50 ft paracord, and 2 70" shoelaces,
A veteran is someone who, at one point in his life wrote a blank check
Made payable for an amount of 'up to
and including my life'. That is Honor, and there are way too many people
in This country who no longer understand it.'
You only walk this Earth once,
make sure your tracks are deep.
I keep 100 feet of 2mm reflective cord.
The only thing I like as much as trucks, is guns.
Halibut ganging is a lot like chain saw pull cord, a touch thinner, but even a tighter braid so a little harder or stiffer if you will, its very durable lightweight nylon cord.
I keep 100' of spectra twine in my daypack with a few more shorter random lengths, strong and light, I also carry some #18(size) very thin 3 strand tarred seine mending twine, its very handy if you need to lash something together and weighs nothing and takes up no room in your pack.
7-6.5 PRCW the best cartridge since the 280 Ackley 👍