All videos for the tag : bottle (8 videos)
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Using Accelerants to light fires is not a new concept in survival. In a bushcraft, survival or prepping environment, starvation is a distinct probability. Getting a little practice in before hand isent a bad Idea. I continually condition my self for bad situations using everyday techniques. Most of us these days are used to and…
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Part 4 of my survival role playing game. It’s the second survival day, until now I gathered a lot of stuff, I made a fire using a fire bow, I built a shelter and found some water and food. Food is not yet critical, but I need to get more drinkable water. That’s the topic…
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This is my video of the excellent survival kit as described by Cody Lundin in his book, 98.6 degrees. It contains the modifications I have made, which work with my gear system. Be sure to get his book, it has a wealth of information that could save your life!
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Keeping in mind that I will always be dressed for the environment with rain gear if needed, and will always have a level of EDC on me at all times, I had a think about the first 5 items that I might take in a Bug Out situation. IMPORTANT NOTICE: This is a conceptual excercise…
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This is a review on my homemade Tin Can Survival Cooking Stove. Please rate, comment and subscribe! Enjoy! Thanks for watching! Some of my products and gear are sponsored by HettyKat Survival. Their website: Their channel: If you want more information (shipping rates,…) just PM me or leave a comment (on my channel).
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This is a requested video of what in my opinion, I would carry in a long term wilderness bug out situation. Lots of short term bags, a longer term bag is completely different.
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“Stove Secrets” – Alcohol stove builds, tips, tricks, and secrets for the true DIY gear junkie. No fancy or expensive tools & machinery required! In this episode we tackle another simple, yet cool stove project… how to make a rolled-edge alcohol stove from an aluminum beer bottle. This lightweight, yet sturdy alcohol stove is relatively…
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Lets take a look at my “belt type” survival kit. It contains items that will help me to secure the most important survival needs such as Fire, Shelter, Water, and Food. I usually carry this kit on my belt but when I am not wearing it, I let it ride in my survival backpack. This…
