SERE Specialist's Pack Loadout | Two Weeks in the Field with Mitch Wiuff

Two Weeks In The Field With Muh Stuff.

5lb axe head???

needs more socks

What is his Power bank Solar charging combo??? Like exactly.

Bottle of 91% rubbing alcohol, Gorilla glue and caffeine pills.

Whats with the trend about survival, urban survival, sere, mountain survival.. Something about to happen?

Wow this is terrible ......Just a few minutes in and there's so many things wrong it'd take a whole new video to go over it all. Taking a smaller bag because you can't just pack less? Not using an external frame because it "gets caught on things"? Going to REI woke yuppie communist company for a fitting? Selling gold, one of the worst possible investments? Saying LITERALLY as much as a teenage girl? What a clown show.

Stumbled onto you guys a couple weeks ago and have been loving it! Western hunting and specifically backpack/backcountry hunting has a ton of overlap with this sort of gear and mountain navigation/dwelling skill sets. Definitely worth the time to dig into something like the hunt backcountry podcast to pick up some useful mountain skill and gear philosophies and recommendations.

went thru Air Force SERE in 1975, we made our pack/sleeping gear out of the components of a parachute (MC1-1 if my memory is correct) and the only other thing I recall that we were issued was a small flexible plastic water container and some water purification tablets. We were out in the mountains a couple days and had to make some designated checkpoints each day using map and compass. We were divided into three-person teams, all the while we had an 'aggressors' who chased us trying to capture us. Only food available to gather were small strawberries.

Always use dry bags in your pack. Fun fact: if you water proof your stuff in your pack, your pack will float, and can be used as a floatation device.

😂 why do I feel like I was someone’s MTI at BMT 🤔

Here's a video idea, how to dummy cord your optics and other valuables, and how to use ranger bands, cable management (not only mlok and picatiny but on round handguards), I think these are basic skills that NOONE talks about

Im gonna keep a sail needle in my outdoor hat now 😂

Gotta charge the iPhone in the field to text dependapottamus

What pack was Drew carrying at the beginning?

every pack dump should include the pack weight.

I'm totally disabled with a spinal Cord Injury. Right where the ALICE kidney pad hit me for 8yrs... L5S1.

Did he mean the average person can hold their breath for about 30 seconds. 3 minutes seems like a really long time . Especially as an average!

Very good video. Hybrid bushcraft and backpacking. All to often people try to put these two separate camps when the skill really do overlap more often than not.

Keeping a sleeping bag compressed all of the time isn't a great idea. You lose a lot of loft and insulation value if you compress the fibers down over long periods of time. Compression bags also make it a giant lump that is harder to pack around.

I'm sure this guy has a whole lot of experience and certifications. But some of these flashy gear ideas need a little more thought.