All videos for the tag : survival kit (133 videos) - page 2
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“Sideshow” gives some great ideas on how preppers can lighten up their packs if they have to bug out. Sorry about the wind.
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This is a review of the Katadyn Pocket Water Filter. A good water filter could be one of the most important items of survival gear you carry when you go into the wilderness. I believe the Pocket Water Filter from Katadyn is one of the best water filters on the market today! I give this…
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I said “Car Backpacking” in this video and I called my sleeping bag a backpack. I was delirious when I did this video. Don’t hold it against me . Put Survival Skills 101 in your circles on Google plus at Follow my new Danger Close Blog at
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I think that birch bark is for sure one of the top two or three natural tinders out in the wild. Birch bark stores for a long time, puts off a massive flame with a relatively small amount of material and can be used for starting fire even if the kindling isn’t perfectly dry. It…
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Warning: Follow these steps at your own risk. Vitamin C is very important to keeping yourself healthy and alert in a survival situation. Pine needles steeped in 8oz. of boiling water will produce the same amount of Vitamin C as 8oz. of orange juice. Watch to find out more!
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This is the 3 Knife system I generally use for my survival gear whenever I head out into the woods. I prefer to have a small multi-bladed pocket knife, a medium sized thin blade knife for fine cutting work and a larger knife for doing those heavy duty tasks like split wood fires. Having the…
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This is a quick review of a great piece of multi-use survival gear, the Grand Trunk Double Hammock. This hammock is a perfect piece of gear for your survival kit, bug out bag, get home bag or just your camping and hiking backpack. It retails for about $65.00 and can be found at . Please…
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Here’s an old trick many of us learned as kids, but this very tiny, light-weight magnet can also come in handy for reasons other than just making a compass, too, so I carry one in almost all my kits.
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Demonstrating my methods and practices of building a self-sufficient fire in wet weather. Word to yo mother ———————————— Outdoor skills for wilderness survival, bushcraft, hiking and recreational camping. Twitter: www.twitter.com/AlfieAesthetics Facebook: www.facebook.com/AlfieTheAesthetic Google+: www.plus.google.com/+AlfieAesthetics ———————————— Illustrations & Graphics (if) shown and included in videos can be found here: www.AestheticIllustrations.wordpress.com ————————————- Video requests are welcome –…
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About time eh? Gear List: Backpack: WiSport Sparrow 20L Knife: Becker BK-7 (Amazon.com) Smith’s Pocket Sharpener (Amazon.com) Bear Gryll’s Fire-Steel (Amazon.co.uk) Stainless Steel Waterbottle (The Range) Stainless Steel Cup/Toothbrush holder (ASDA) Charcloth Tin (Self made from an air rifle pellet tin) 15x15cm Wire Mesh (Amazon.co.uk) Eco-straw (Amazon.co.uk) 4x Tent Pegs (Amazon.co.uk) Sheath for gathering materials…
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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…
