All videos for the tag : Preppers (26 videos) - page 2
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Blog: () ASP Presents: US Army Survival Training Video, 3 Part Series Field Crafts, Part 2. This US Army training video focuses on creating field crafts while evading from the enemy and surviving in the wild. The key elements to survival are First Aid, Water, Shelter, Food, Fire, and Signaling. When surviving behind enemy lines,…
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Using a handmade bow made by Sylvan Bowyer, we put the readyman wilderness card broadhead arrow to the test! The product exceeded our expectations having endured the torture we put it through! Get yours here
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. We surveyed survivalists and professional emergency providers asking them what skills children ought to have by the age of twelve. We report the top five responses in this video.
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A survival duck trap. The author will show you how to make this trap & how to use it.
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A quick rant about what I do to become one with nature and the animals, some superstitious rantings and what not…
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In my opinion this kit is a viable option for beginners to add to. It would fit in your pants pocket, glove box or use it for redundancy in your bug out bag. It can be found at Walmart or order it on Amazon with the link below. http://amzn.to/1EcFqUf Thanks to The Prepper Dad who…
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Imagine being able to walk off into the woods with nothing more than a knife, and s
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During some idle time at camp, Brad reflects on the importance of fire as a survival skill and how it is often overlooked. With this video, we hope to encourage our friends on here to get out there, try making fire in adverse conditions. Try it in the rain, with wet wood, when you’re cold,…
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One Year in Alaska is a unique and peerless guide for traditional living in the Alaskan woods and will provide a wealth of valuable information for all who have dreamed of that life. It is a useful survival and tip guide for the vacationing outdoor hobbyist and the serious adventurer alike. It is substantive enough…
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Adults need a minimum of two quarts (2 litres) of water every day. Be aware of the signs of dehydration and take corrective measures right away. In this first of three videos, I discuss proven methods of finding drinking water in the wilderness.
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Building a primitive shelter with no rope / cordage ( campsite). Fire reflector. DIY
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This is a survival kit I have been working on. Doing a little modification to the waterproof case by adding a yard light solar panel and a compass/thermometer. The stuff inside are just things I threw together, I will be adding other things and removing some later. just wanted to show the case for what…
