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Thats some Day Z shit there.
I really like how these bushcrafters go into the woods and spend long hours making objects to solve a problem that doesn't exist. Mostly using things that every bushcrafter carries into the woods on a regular basis. I'd just like to know why they don't take the stuff out of their house right away.
Very need know for life .tks video
Where was this filmed? Beautiful location!
Pretty resourceful guy 🙂
Thanks for sharing.
Led ignitor looks fake
Great tips. Thank you!
The dead litter and the tin lid knife was my favourite 😊
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The shirt mop for drinking water is something Ive never seen before. Cool idea, however I wash my clothes so in my case I would not want to ring that shirt out and have a body odor, sweat and detergent flavored gulp of water. This would be great if you didn't wash the shirt you are wearing, and you hadn't been sweating in it. Not to mention your shirt would then be soaked and would need to dry out before wearing again. That wouldn't be ideal in cold environments, only warm or hot ones. Not trying to knock the idea, it is very clever and I would use this if needed if I had to have water and there was an area of tall grass with dew on it.
Cool stuff 😍. Just subbed.
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Please reply sir what's your camera for vlgos
What country are you in
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i like video!
Why are u cut the video when the fire is about to burn.. lol fake 🤣
Where are you living, the places are very beautiful
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If you want to carry around a pack full of parts and otherwise useless materials, this is a great video. I'm sure we all carry around 9-volt batteries, butane torches, spare battery cases and electrical wire (just in case we need to make a silent perimeter alarm)