Survival Basics - page 151
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This is my first attempt at a stove designed by Nimble Will. Nimblewill Nomad’s Little Dandy Wood Stove Source of the plans and the idea: Measurements ============ Flat packed: 8mm x 115mm x 160mm Weight: Under 800 grams / 1lb 12oz (not a digital scale, only accurate to about 50g). Floor area inside: 95mm x…
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this is a brief overview of wool blankets for use in bushcraft / camping
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We converted two shipping containers into a weekend cottage and a workshop. Watch how we did it.
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The Rocky Mountains are a stunning sight to behold, but also a place where knowledge of how to stay warm, well fed and safe from bears can prove vital. Understanding and determination are the keys that unlock this wilderness. Get this series of videos and more at
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Special Info Link: The Padlock Knot is a clever way to achieve the look and function of a padlock without having to carry around a key or remember a combination. The knots useless for protecting valuables, but then again since the advent of bolt cutters, so is a real lock. Knot by JD of Tying…
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One of our Survival Techniques focusing on building and maintaining a fire in snow conditions. We also do a follow up on our poorman’s lantern/stove. ——————————————————— Equip 2 Endure Join our community today to be part of our contest & giveaways, join discussions on the forums, news, blog, videos, podcasts and so much more! E2E…
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I Dave Granger the worlds best survival expert, am now offering you the chance to come out to the wild with me as your guide and teach you all the survival skills you need to know? This video will give you an idea of what you can expect on one of my hiking holidays!
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Series: Maine Primitive Skills School youth instructor teaches tracking, awareness, and survival skills to folks of all ages.
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this is a simple overview of a haversack like dave canterbury….how to make a solid strap adjustable..how to wear it as a knapsack
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