Survival Basics - page 97
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In Episode #2, I conduct recon of abandoned buildings in and around the city. Rating each location for threats, usability, ease of access and other factors. Support The Channel, Shop On Amazon: Visit Us On Facebook: Visit Us At Our Website: Soundtrack by Orbital Music
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In this video, I take you on a journey on a novice survival hike in the rugged mountains of montana. If you were faced with a shtf scenario where you and your family had to flee to the wilderness for your safety, would you be able to survive? Here I show you that it’s not…
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You know what an EMP is. You’ve thought about how you might prepare and survive, but most people around you are completely oblivious. If a catastrophic failure of our power grid ever occurs, there will be a short window of time in which you can take action to shore up your preps.
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The fire-thong is primarily used by indigenous people in Southeast Asia. This is a demonstration of the construction and use of a Rattan Fire -Thong. (as a note: I sped-up the video during the time i was blowing the tinder into flame to save you time) Please subscribe: Facebook: Instagram: WildSurvivalSkills After a few decades…
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Making a compass in the wild can be done using a sewing needle, a magnet and some stagnant water, or it can be done using the shadows of the sun to find east and west. Get your bearings in the wild with life-saving tips from an experienced wilderness expert in this free video on surviving…
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A primitive demonstration of how to make soap from the Yucca plant. My Patreon: Bitcoin Address: 1AtaFo7aZkdyNPh6oRGScppDUj7LXBEyFa Join My Facebook Page for Updates:
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This is a field test and review of the Ontario RAT 7 Survival Knife. I tend to think that the Ontario RAT 7 may be one of the top contenders for the “best wilderness survival knife”. This is an awesome survival knife that will give years of service and perform all of the tasks that…
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Warning: Be careful about lumber with nails in it. The two pieces I was working with had several nails in each board, remove any thing of the sort before working with it.
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This video describes how to build a debris hut in stages by starting with a lean to and finishing with a hybrid shelter you can heat with fire. 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…
