Survival Basics - page 63
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A detailed look into the organizational layout of our sedan’s survival compartment. Enjoy! –GM
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This video describes how to build an A frame debris AKA the jungle hooch. 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 spread…
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Follow these 3 steps and you will never have to blow on a camp fire again to get it started! For more videos on wilderness survival, survival skills, disaster preparedness & prepping tips & bushcraft tips and tricks, as well as shooting videos, self defense tactics and gun, knife & outdoor gear reviews please visit…
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Survivalist Les Stroud explains how to find food that is safe to eat in the wilderness. Connect To After Earth: Official Website: Survival Store: Facebook: Twitter: Google+
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Went for a day hike in the rain and made a video of it. Decided to see if I couldn’t bang out a fire in the soaking wet forest. My first attempt at editing videos in Windows Movie Maker. 😀
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Taken from our Woodsmaster volume 4 DVD. This is part two of the Ottomani Sun compass where you learn how to calibrate the compass and also see several methods for finding directions using the sun. These short videos are a small part of our navigation video. Filmed in 1998
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A quick and easy primitive method of preparing and cooking prickly pear cactus pads. My Patreon: Bitcoin Address: 1AtaFo7aZkdyNPh6oRGScppDUj7LXBEyFa Join My Facebook Page for Updates:
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Watch more How to Survive in the Wilderness videos: There are many ways to cook our fish. We could just lay it in the coals. We can take a couple sticks, lay them over the coals, and put our fish right over, so that it’s not totally burning on the fire, but it’s getting enough…
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Dave Canterbury, David Canterbury, The Pathfinder School,Bush Craft ,Survival skills, Historical Lore, Primitive Skills, Archery, Hunting, Trapping, Fishing, Navigation, Knives, Axes, Fire, Water, Shelter, Search and Rescue
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