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Well spoken ! A tried and true fire starter! Thanks for taking the time to educate others’ plus the duct tape is a useful fire extender.

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Great job John!

They had A10's at Misawa Air Base Japan, back in 1984... Not sure if they have them now, but I respected the A10, a great aircraft...!

Straight to the point no fluff. Thanks

Right now I'm going through a sort of clinic into finding out what can be had and has been done with these bracketed poly-spore mushrooms. I came across a number of these last time I was out in the Lehigh Pocono Valley of PA. They grow pretty much throughout the north east continental US, and to my understanding even growing on sycamore, oak and other tree types.(all of course usually dead and standing). It's funny, in a way you could say that they feed off the dead... LOL! They are in no way harmful and are often confused with chaga, another fungus that inhabits living birch trees and has been known to not only be useful for fire tinder but as well has antioxidant medicinal properties when made as a tea.(that's another discussion).

Very informative and easily understood! Thank you!!!

Hello, where can I find more details about training titles?

First. Your first anchor point. A timber hitch easier, does not leave tight knot….don’t know why you tied eye then pulled rope through????…there is any number of better ways to secure first anchor point…..second. For light tension/ small rope the truckers hitch will suffice. But. Heavy tension/small rope the friction of tightening especially para cord or common store cheap rope will cut rope. A grapevine hitch is better for your application … truckers hitch used by truckers to secure loads is larger more durable rope. 1/2,5/8,3/4 powerbraid or even polypropylene or sisal. What y’all need remember. When looping rope or cable in a bite you are cutting its breaking strength by 1/2. That is why when rope and cable are braided with eyes, Clevis support for the bite. A bowline is the most versatile ,most usable knot.

The Thumbnail rules on this video, keep it up

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That was clear and useful. Thanks 👍

Just wondering why you didn't tie the trucker's hitch as an auto trucker hitch You can really crank on the line and know slippage.

That slip loop will jam under load and become a knife knot. Only a knife can remove the knot. Alpine butterfly loop is a superior choice .

Enjoy watching your videos, thanks for the lessons sir.

Personally, I would use a Bowline knot on the tag end and use a bite and a toggle to secure it. I would use bank line to make Prussics for attaching the tarp with toggles. And the line would be hanked, pulling from it as needed. That way, when you make your Truckers hitch at the other end, you can just pass the hank through the loop. And, you can insert that hank in the last loop and cinch it down as a lock. With a little practice, you can create the slip loop for the Truckers hitch with one hand and one motion. Credit goes to Sean Kelly of Corporal's Corner. He didn't create the ridgeline line but this is how he uses it and where I learned it.

I like that clever way to lock the bite at the end

This is one of the best descriptions with application examples of using this knot. Great job.

Really well-explained. Thank you very much indeed.

Very nicely explained and illustrated. Thanks!

I never thought of using a washer to replace a grommet. The only thing I'd advise is making sure the inside edges have been rounded over with a file or sandpaper. One side of a washer will have a "sharper" edge from where it was punched out of a sheet.

Gorilla tape last's pretty good, however next time i intend to try the rubberized hose repair tape...we'll see

Great video, especially pointing out common mistakes

The old Boy Scout trick I learned for the square know was, “Left over right, right over left.”

Awesome breakdown.

This is the only realistic SAR kit video on here

Thank you for this.

Good tips at the end dint know this one

I’m glad to see a new video from Survival U. I always learn something.

What works better is if you take a few minutes and reinforce your gromets with Gorilla tape ahead of time and add some shock cord loops to all the gromet holes and tie off to them and they won't tear out and you don't have to fuss with finding a bunch of toggles and making sure they're attatched just so.

today I added a few peices of fabric with vaseline thanks to this video! thank you for your insight sir!

This is an EXCELLENT overview. Thank you

Isn't it illegal to shine a laser at an aircraft?

Awesome vid does it matter about the color. If you were to use red would that be ok???

Are you required to purchase all of the first aid supplies to use on patients or does the SAR team/sheriff dept have a large team kit that they supply for you?

Great video. Just learned the uni knot to tie braid to a reel last night. He described it as make a six and wrap through twice. Same setup. Thank you.

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i do not understand having so much fire starter and so many knives and so little food, you cant stay out for more then 3 days on that food before you start becoming a liability, that is my only big negative, . why not swap some of that gear weight over to other things, a colored smoke marker might be useful, maybe a bit more climbing gear in case you need to get to a sketchy spot, or out of one. might be the 3rd backup weight could better serve you and whole knew capability weight

Watch it for a second time - well done 😊

Thanks for this - first video of this knot that makes sense. 😁

Thanks for sharing your experience 😊

Great

Wheres the turorial?

Seems like a great program and much needed. Love how its more than just survival but everyday skills like changing a tire. Would love to see more instruction videos from this channel.

How old does the Vaseline have to be in order to use it with the cotton?

Fuck the blue-line flag. Why play identity politics?

Thanks! I used to hike in Jeans during the Colorado summers when there was no chance of rain, alsodue to protection from brush. I'm planning a six week hike along the de la plata in the middle of summer but the problem is with cotton is the smell and the long drying time at night when you do wash them

I watched several vids on this topic. Yours is the simplest and the best! Thanks.