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10 Survival and Bushcraft HACKS you probably didn’t know!
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американский бомж говорит мне страгать зажигалку ножем, нахуя млять это видео вообще
The lighter is easy but you just take off the guard. And lift up the red button. And bam fluid comes out and it's better then doing what you get did without destroying the lighter at one go.
Wal- Mart sells small cans of Sterno, throw couple in your pack, instant fire.
Always carry 2-3 lighters on you.
Always carry 2-3 lighters on you.
I Ike the knife trick very handy
The axe thing granted what your saying I dont mind if the axe lodges in the splitting block its ready for the next chop 😊
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i loved it and wow i learned alot n split wood heck ya im ready to try it and show them all up lol but as a female i always remember to bring the goods for the deeds lol but i never thought of ur way n never would have use cone for sure but the lighter being out and how to still use it wow and never new duct tape b great starter i had to try it just now and ok im impressed i learned alot and chair o bout to go try out and c if i can on it too and be impressing everyone with my skills i just learned from u thank u
I'm going to try the lighter idea ..to b continued..
Thankyou sir!
Thank you! Subscribed.
VERY INFORMATIVE. Thanks! 👍
Good wise sound knowledge😎🤟
Insect repellent: it grows just about everywhere and that's Dog Fennel, however just like mint it doesn't last like bug juice.
Sharpening a knife: I usually have a small sharpening stone with me, however I also carry a 6×2 inch piece of Emory cloth in my wallet which is handy for a lot of things but also is serves as a great knife sharpener and it's stiff enough to be used as a handy splint for injured fingers.
I solved the new 550 boot lace slippage buy using toggles instead of tying , simply thread both laces through a toggle ( like the type used for cinching the inner sack of a ruck shut) then pull your laces tight and slide the toggle and release the the button, I then wrap the excess around my calf and tuck it into my boot (I wear mostly combat boots ) and now you're ready to go, this method saved me time when getting ready in a hurry in Afghanistan.
When it comes to TP makes sure it's not poison ivy. 😂😂😂
Over under cable wrapping is way better
The freckle kid made me laugh 😂
I thought the whole bushcraft bs blew out like in 2020 or so, but this one is new. It even mentions paracord, which is so 2012 thing to say. Feels nostalgic.
Good tips,,, thanks
Sh1ty lighter. Carry a bic. Mr Survival guy 😂
Thanks🤠
No sory your rong
Mos.. 😂
PINE IS EASE TRY PINIONS WOOD DRY OF COURSE
…Maybe start with the pine cone and end with the moss???🙃
a video with "bushcraft hacks" that are not bullshit or really old… well done! thank you
What they call "bushcraft" today, we used to call "going to the woods".
I'd love all the tips you got. Great video and content! Thanks for sharing.
Definitely do another video, it's fun and informative. Plus the cute kid(s).❤❤❤
@clay hayes what brand boots are you wearing in this video?
pro tipp: never go to the woods without baby wipes :))
I learned a lot from this video, thank you so much!
Nothing like old man’s beard dingle berries!
You did a Good Job,& Cute the duct tape ovr the mouth,thanks😊
Close up please of how u made the 4 legged log seat
Who in god's name wipe their ass with a pinecone.
550 cord. Why is everybody call it paracord
Picking the lint off your socks starts really quick with a spent lighter
bro i like this man becose he have a son that looks like timmy from the forest really good tips
If you don't get cell service then you can change your voice mail to give your location to those trying to call you.
Try using that hatchet,…or that axe to be honest, to split some sycamore.
Point is, the wood you're trying to split has a lot to do with its ease in splitting. Some red oak? Good luck – doable but not worth the effort unless you just have to.
Dried out maple or poplar? Easy mode.
Not saying you said or did anything wrong, just that people should make a mental note when deciding what kind of wood to go after if they have the luxury of options.
But if you're at home – grab that splittin' maul and let the axe rest on the wall.
Balled that piece of tinfoil also helps sharpen your knife.
I predict it will take a lot of effort to make this video, keep up the spirit 👍
This little ole' lady from Maine, the wildest part of Maine, thought she had seen it all.
This is the best tips I have ever seen.
Most get all carried away with elaborate crap.
Good job!
awesome video!