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550 paracord outdoor survival bracelet with whistle, compass, and fire starter by Sahara Sailor
640204:10Get it here… 1. The bracelet could be disassembled as rope for making traps, building tents, and in a lot other emergent situations; 2. The scraper works as a fire starter, but could used as a knife as well; 3. The add-on compass feature provides easy safety for navigation while travelling; 4. The built-in whistle…
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Part two of a two part series experimenting with different snow shelter constructions.
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after opening my mouth in my chainsaw bear carving video and saying I should do a tutorial on carving the small bear I have received many many comments asking when, so after much procrastination …….here it is 🙂 -remember this is for fun and not art .If doesn’t make you smile than why bother 🙂…
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This video describes how to quickly make a canteen out of bamboo for survival purposes. If you support SIGMA 3 Survival School, then please share like and subscribe. Also please click on ads. Clicking these ads provides us extra revenue to make more and better videos! So please help support us and our move to…
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In Episode 3, I get down to business and package a mini redundancy cache with some assistance from my little helper. Support The Channel, Shop On Amazon: Visit Us On Facebook: Visit Us At Our Website:
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How I make paracord Monkey Fist key fobs. Five Finger Death Punch in the background.
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In this informative video series, Hamp Coogan is going to teach you how to survive in the world because he knows everything that you don’t know. In this episode, called “Finding Food Outside to Eat,” you’ll learn how to live off the fat of the land! ————————————————— Hey! We’re expanding our theater in New Orleans!…
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Website: Blog: Facebook: My Band: Video and Music by Dave Mitch’ Mitchell
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bushcraft, survival skills, native american bows, primitive bows, fire making, This is my Retama Warrior Bow. made from the branch of the Retama tree, native to Mexico, Texas, and all Southwest. I split the branch in halve, scraped it with my pocket knive, and smooth it out. It is not fully dried and still it…
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Brothers Caleb Musgrave and Robert Munilla travel to the Boreal forests of Canada in the dead of winter (January) to film and demonstrate cold weather survival and wilderness skills. In this video, Brother Caleb, who grew up learning and living wilderness skills in this environment, along with Brother Robert show how to make the Sampson…
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This time: Don´t burn your fingers! Some have already tried this trick, and burned their fingers. So it’s time to show the trick again. Cut a strip from the aluminium foil of 10 cm and fold it in half lengthwise, in order to make a kind of butterfly bandage. Leave a thin “bridge” in the…
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Survival Tins, Space Blankets, Canvas vs Synthetic, Dealing With Fear | #AskPaulKirtley Ep. 27
613645:22Welcome to Episode 27 of #AskPaulKirtley, where I answer questions about canvas vs synthetic fabrics, aluminium pot safety, clothing which is tough enough for the woods, dealing with fear when camping alone, whether to use tents or tarps in blackfly season and what’s my opinion on survival tins and foil space blankets. [Click for more…
