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Thanks for video!

One thing I use and really like are Lady Alarms. With a trip wire they can mimic a grenade for training, you can put them up for a security alarm near camp or on your trail for people coming after you. But you can also make a combination with a Vietnam Foot Trap and then they are very nasty. The idea is, the person is going though the trip wire and set’s the Alarm. Nobody is around so the person is going to the alarm to shut it off, this is where we want to put the Trap. Be creative with that, I like it big time DeinStamm

Would you mind posting the weight of the frame? I'm curious if it is lighter that the original metal frame. Thanks

Nice Video, thank you very much. I am also learning, from Germany DeinStamm

Great content Brother 👍🏽

In Steubenville thugs and druggies were using Union Cemetery and the trail system to Beatty Park to ingress/egress. Whenever I went hiking thru there, I'm always strapped with something with at least 18rds. Plus extras 😂

Would have been way better to be in tan this time of year

Fun video... As a long time retired light armored recce guy.. I have done a lot of ops and op training ...a good op is also defensible ... you need a target and method of reporting to higher ... never have an OP on a lone or outstanding feature.. or a crest ... never leave in day light always under the cover of darkness... you need to make drawing of the main areas around your target .. setup RV to get to and regroup if the OP is breached ... plan another alternate OP site...

What about ohio? Nazi's marching there! That ain't right.whats your take on that? I'm a concerned American about this, precarious direction we're headed.thank you, just started following the channel, looking forward to learning,

I have an observation post overwatching the women's prison shower room.

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They're out there burying bodies

Good video Jay another good point near wear black an never to close to paths when I went thru scout school they use to teach un never get up too close to a tree as it doesn't look natural thank brother for sharing

Interesting video. I carried out OPs as part of my job in the military for over 20 years. A few points (not criticisms) based on my experience for info; 1. If you're there to provide early warning, it's a Standing Patrol rather than an OP. 2. An OP is there to observe a target, gather information and pass it back to HQ. Established comms are essential. 3. Generally OPs are in position for several days, so you need to think about food, water, shelter, rest, rotation of duties, sanitation etc. 4. You need to camouflage your position to some degree, your background is open. A hostile force could approach from any angle. 5. Scouts wouldn't normally leave an OP, for risk of compromise. If you have to send people forward to confirm information, it's called a Close Target Recce (CTR). This is a skill/drill in itself. 6. You can't man an OP on your own, you need someone to provide protection. In the military we do it with six guys, 3 in the OP and 3 in the LUP to the rear. There may be slight differences in SOPs over in the States.

The beauty and the challenge of Reconnaissance is the ever changing defined area/ site, you will move with the dynamic shift of activity and increased threat/ risk assessments and their subsequent adaptation and maneuver in their range/ region of influence.

Awesome video Jay. Thank you for sharing.

Cheat sheet for the salute report is a good idea

The homelessness aspect is seldom spoken about when discussing the reality of operating in the woods. People will be very surprised that their prized “bugout” location already has inhabitants.

I've debated doing a series like this myself. May you be blessed in the algothrim. If it isn't a product or gear sales video, few seem to care about the practical aspect.

Thanks for the video, Jay.

You're absolutely way too close to that trail intersection..

Good stuff

Great video as always!!

It's coming winter again 🥶

Frens don't let frens give Tacticon money.

Nice set-up, Boss. Started following (subbed) recently, and am not disappointed. I live in Portlandia but still quite surrounded by the woods I love (as probably with most cities). Thank you for content! 🙏🏽😁🤙🏽

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This is so spot on brother great video

Great video Jay looking forward to more winter wonderfullness...lol (Overnighters Hint hint)...

Nice!!!! Simplicity 💪🏾

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Get a sit pad with a waist strap so your bodyheat doesnt go into whatever youre sitting on whether its the cold wet ground .

Meanwhile I’m sitting here in Florida schvitzing away

Cold weather. Learn the art of layering. While keeping in mind weight. Every ounce counts. Keep on keeping on

That snow you are sitting in managed to migrate my way this morning

When it’s in the single digits and you’re in a trench, what you want is a cat. Combat kitty cats are one of the oldest force multipliers in history of war.

hunting jacket

Woobie jacket.

You're Buddy there is Obviously, Dangerously hypothermic already. He can only nod his head and turn it slightly and his speech is Huh hmmmmmm, etc. 😂

down puffy jacket? Awesome idea...now to find one in ranger green :)

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Can this baby go on a shotty for turkey hunting?!

I'm torn, I like the load bearing rigs but love the chest rig slightly more. It's hard to carry 12 mags on a chest rig

That is the nicest AR 22lr I've ever seen. Very cool

Nice little sight