All videos for the tag : Gear (107 videos) - page 5
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If you are without a compass, there are natural techniques to find your way. Using only the sun, and sticks, this method is very easy once learned. It’s good to practice once in a while to keep yourself sharp. The way I demonstrate in this video is for the northern hemisphere. Self sufficient survivalism survivalist
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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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Watch the moment that interest you the most ! 0:52 Making my knife out of rocks 1:46 Finding tinders 2:12 Finding my set 3:02 Setting up 4:18 finding cordage 5:01 Making Set 8:21 Starting to Bow Drill Visit my website for up to date information ! Need help with your bow drill skill ? This…
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Information on some of your many options for carrying water. Military style canteen (1 Quart) with cover and cup. Hydration Bladder. Plastic “Nalgene” bottles. GI Military style collapsible 2 quart canteen with cover, Zip-Lock bag. Iodine purification. Trioxane fuel bars. Info on each container.
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Part 2 of my Winter camping sleep gear. In this episode, I go over my cold weather hammock gear and why I choose it, how I dress for hammock sleep and how this gear is multi use.
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In the last episode of this series, we sit down with senior BOSS instructor and Discovery Channel survival consultant Kristen Rechnitz, to talk about gear, rescue, and what to do to in a survival situation. How do you find water? What should you do when you’re lost? What the best piece of survival gear? What…
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After getting the caldera keg system, I knew that the Combination of Trail Design caldera with Titanium Goats input would be perfect cooking system. They match the caldera cone to just about any cooking vessel. I opted for the .9 liter stove to go with caldera, for boiling close to one liter nalgene at a…
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I love this chair! It supports around 320 Pounds! Put Survival Skills 101 in your circles on Google plus at Follow my new Danger Close Blog at
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A wilderness survival kit should usually contain a signal mirror, a whistle, a fire starter, a compass, fish hooks, razor blades, duct tape, matches and first-aid supplies. Learn about including a flashlight, map and wiring in a survival kit with help from a recreational kayaking instructor and outdoor adventurer in this free video on wilderness…
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Various methods to make water from snow. Demo of “Water Generator” construction & use. Also wet & cold weather firelighting tips. Slideshow of pictures with educational sub-titles, and music. These were taken the same day as my “Update & Survival Commentary” video. Check that one out if you haven’t. I explain my current camera issues…
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Having the ten essentials when venturing out into the wilderness along with the skills to use them will greatly increase your odds of returning home safely; or at least make you comfortable while awaiting rescue. Gear for an unexpected night out while day hiking. The original and updated ten essentials list: Updated Ten Essential “Systems”…
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This is an old tutorial, I made a much more complete one with up-to-date information ! Visit my website for up to date information ! Bow drill without modern tool, back to stone age ! Hand drill without modern tool, back to stone age ! Bow drill soaked in water ! Friction fire and very…
