Here in Episode 8, Richard shows you his base kit (the ten essentials), which he takes every time he goes out.
Base Kit List coming in next post!!!
Base Kit List coming in next post!!!
Sunday, July 15, 2012
Friday, July 6, 2012
Friday, June 29, 2012
New Episode: E006 Black Mountain
Come with us in this new second episode in our Summits Series we climb 1558' Black Mountain in Northern San Diego.
Please remember to LIKE, SUBSCRIBE, COMMENT, AND SHARE!!! Thank you!
Please remember to LIKE, SUBSCRIBE, COMMENT, AND SHARE!!! Thank you!
Friday, June 8, 2012
New Episode Release: Gerber Pro Scout Multi Tool Product Review
Just released episode 3, a product review on my Gerber Pro Scout Multitool.
Friday, June 1, 2012
SCOUTCRAFT.TV Episode 2 is out!
We just released the first episode in our Summits Series, "Mission Trails: Kwaaypaay" on our YouTube Channel, SCOUTCRAFT.TV!!!
Remember this trip? If not, go back and read the article we wrote about
our adventure at Kwaaypaay when we filmed this episode back in February.
This is the second episode we've released overall, and plan to release a new episode every two weeks or so. Keep watching!
Remember this trip? If not, go back and read the article we wrote about
our adventure at Kwaaypaay when we filmed this episode back in February.
Wednesday, May 16, 2012
We just uploaded the opening sequence for Scoutcraft Academy's show on our YouTube channel!
No episodes edited yet, but we were finally able to put together an opening sequence.
Its not much more than a slideshow with a couple video clips, but its going to be our opening sequence for our first season. Its been so many months since we started working on this project, its good to finally have something up on our channel.
Now to start teaching ourselves how to edit video...hmmm
No episodes edited yet, but we were finally able to put together an opening sequence.
Its not much more than a slideshow with a couple video clips, but its going to be our opening sequence for our first season. Its been so many months since we started working on this project, its good to finally have something up on our channel.
Now to start teaching ourselves how to edit video...hmmm
Tuesday, May 15, 2012
I can't believe its been over two months since I last posted!!!
Here's what's going on:
Jakob bridged over into Boy Scouts at the end of February and I became one of the Assistant Scoutmasters in his troop. We have been doing tons of stuff in the great outdoors in the past couple of months (We've been camping 4 times and are going again this weekend).
The only problem is; unlike with Scoutcraft Academy, a big organization like the Boy Scouts of America has a LOT of red tape when it involves any possible infringement upon their Youth Protection Guidelines.
This means that, not only are we supposed to do a load of paperwork to simply obtain the rights to post pictures of a Boy Scout activity, we're not even supposed to say where we are going or where we went online without approval.
This is far too much red tape for my taste, so Scoutcraft Academy has been put on hold for a bit.
However, I am now a merit badge Councilor/Instructor for nineteen different merit badges (mostly outdoorsmanship-related) and soon, though, very soon, I will be taking Jake & Josh out to earn some merit badges. The red tape is non-existent when its just a father and his boys, regardless of what organization they're with.
For the Hiking merit badge, we will be hiking the TCT (Trans California Trail). This shares much of the same path as the SDTCT (San Diego Trans County Trail), but shoots off on its own east of the PCT (Pacific Crest Trail) just past Lake Cuyamaca. For the Hiking Merit Badge, we will be hiking the 75 mile stretch of the TCT between the Pacific Ocean at Torrey Pines State Beach and the PCT over 6 hikes.
Then we will be earning the Wilderness Survival and Backpacking Merit Badges by doing multi-day trips along the TCT down into the Imperial Desert from the PCT Junction. 150 miles in 4 multi-day treks from the Laguna mountains of San Diego to the Colorado River.
This program will be conducted between June 2012 and April 2013. I'm looking forward to blogging every trek.
See you on the trail.
~Richard
Here's what's going on:
Jakob bridged over into Boy Scouts at the end of February and I became one of the Assistant Scoutmasters in his troop. We have been doing tons of stuff in the great outdoors in the past couple of months (We've been camping 4 times and are going again this weekend).
The only problem is; unlike with Scoutcraft Academy, a big organization like the Boy Scouts of America has a LOT of red tape when it involves any possible infringement upon their Youth Protection Guidelines.
This means that, not only are we supposed to do a load of paperwork to simply obtain the rights to post pictures of a Boy Scout activity, we're not even supposed to say where we are going or where we went online without approval.
This is far too much red tape for my taste, so Scoutcraft Academy has been put on hold for a bit.
However, I am now a merit badge Councilor/Instructor for nineteen different merit badges (mostly outdoorsmanship-related) and soon, though, very soon, I will be taking Jake & Josh out to earn some merit badges. The red tape is non-existent when its just a father and his boys, regardless of what organization they're with.
For the Hiking merit badge, we will be hiking the TCT (Trans California Trail). This shares much of the same path as the SDTCT (San Diego Trans County Trail), but shoots off on its own east of the PCT (Pacific Crest Trail) just past Lake Cuyamaca. For the Hiking Merit Badge, we will be hiking the 75 mile stretch of the TCT between the Pacific Ocean at Torrey Pines State Beach and the PCT over 6 hikes.
Then we will be earning the Wilderness Survival and Backpacking Merit Badges by doing multi-day trips along the TCT down into the Imperial Desert from the PCT Junction. 150 miles in 4 multi-day treks from the Laguna mountains of San Diego to the Colorado River.
This program will be conducted between June 2012 and April 2013. I'm looking forward to blogging every trek.
See you on the trail.
~Richard
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