Which list will save your life?
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- Опубликовано: 28 июн 2024
- The 10 C's of Survival vs the 10 Essentials of Hiking, which do you need to stay safe?
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10 C's - yes. Mora Garberg black carbon & smallest Silky & Cabelas tiny multitool. More "Cover" beyond a tarp - extra merino socks & undies, a good layer regardless of season and possibly silk long underwear (super light) if we're going above the snow line regardless of season. I also keep a full kit in the back of my truck, with a week's worth of food and means to cook it, fire wood and starters, solar panel and cords, plus wool blankets. Chest pack = micro everything. Day pack = basics plus. Truck gear = turning an emergency situation into an extended camping trip. Two is one, one is none and three gets it done!
Thank You! This is the first video I've watched that actually touches on a Trama kit.
I have a mollie bag, maybe a bit bigger than his, and it contains:
X2 Isreal Bandages
X2 Ratcheting Tourniquet
X2 Bleedstop
X2 Chest Seal
X2 Venelated Chest Seal
X2 Packing Gauze
X2 Sterile Surgical Suiture packs
X2 Mylar Blankets
X2 Sterile Surgical gloves
X1 Headlamp
X1 Penlight
X1 Knife
X4 Tylenol
X4 Ibuprofen
X4 Asprin
X1 Safety Whistle
X1 Mirror
X1 Magnifying Glass
X1 Lighter
X4 Extra Battery
I carry this Trama Kit and a very extensive first aid kit as my Get Home Bag
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I usually only carry enough for myself, but it's definitely worth looking at a beefed up one for the vehicle or when I'm out with several people.
Leaving a thumbs up and comment right out of the gate! I'll watch this later when I get home from work. 🙂
LOVE my Grayl filter. Also, look into the Coalcracker Bushcraft T6Zero shelter - ultra light, ties built in, one minute set up. With 2 stakes, you can have some sort of shelter almost immediately. I also have an Aquatarp 10x10 and alternate which I carry, depending on circumstances. Excellent gear. Don't bother with anything else, unless you have budget constraints, then a regular tarp from WalMart will work just as well (but heavier and bulkier).
Hell yea, not even done watching but stoked to see another video from you in my feed!
Excellent presentation,coverzge and delivery!Thank you so much!,,
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Glad to see another video up! Really Missed your uploads
Nice content! I always keep my SAK Camper in my pocket, equipped with FireAnt firestarter and Tinder. This has been my minimum EDC for years.
Great video Paul! Always love hearing your insights!
Thanks for the video. I knew about the 10 Cs, but have never heard of the other list.
Good to see back on the tube Paul. Great explanations.
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I feel validated. Many of my choices are mirrored by yours. Great info!
Thank you Paul. Good comparison and look forward to your list.
Corprals Corner had a plug, and I decided to check you out. I have to say, keep them coming. Good work.
Excellent comparisons!
Thank you for your experience and thoughts.
Good stuff. Thanks for sharing, bud!
Good to see you. Well done. Always enjoy the comparison vids. Thanks Paul.
Thank my friend!
Thanks for your hard work !
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Nice to see you back on my feed 😎
Great stuff, thanx.
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Great video very informative
I’ve contemplated this for quite some time, glad to see I wasn’t alone. I’m old school and more partial to the 10 essentials from the Mountaineers.
Good video , thanks for sharing , God bless !
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Thank you.
Some great points and ideas,
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Thanks Paul
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It had good points. Good thoughts 👍
Awesome video brother. Thanks for sharing 👍
Thanks!
First off keep that mike, I definitely can hear you better 😉, love the content of this video as I wondered what the difference was, just do what you do and I'll keep watching your videos 😁👍🤙🤙🤙
Great video Paul. I added one more C. Communication device. Cheers 🍻
Stay tuned for my outdoor essentials video 😎
Thank you for the information. It is very helpful
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I don't know iv used an 8 piece kit and at times smaller for 45 yrs now
First of all, thank you for great information and your hard work. I would appreciate if you made more videos on/around this topic. Best wishes.
I definitely will be!
Just subscribed. Got the plug for you from Corporals Corner.
Great to see you! I am torn between ultralight and tried and true military surplus. As I get older I find lighter is better. This dyneema stuff is very intriguing, but very expensive. On the other hand my medium alice pack is older than me, still can't break it. I am looking forward to more of your videos.
Thanks Dan!
Mic works goodly. Good vid. Thanks.
Thanks!
Great information and a great video. The sound is great btw.
I feel these two lists should be used as a starting point and should always be adapted to the circumstances, season, area, and personal preference.
F.Y.I. the medical field is leaning more and more towards regular use of sun protection, even for people that do not burn, if you are exposed to the sun during prolonged periods. The reason is that research shows that even without sunburn, there is evidence that the skin still sustains damage. This does not necessarily have to be in the form of a cream. Using a hat that also provides shade for your face and ears protects the skin that is exposed the most. For people working outside that look down a lot (farmers, landscapers etc. ) should also protect their neck as it receives the most intense sunlight.
Of course, this all varies depending on circumstances and personal choice.
Yeah I try and have some clothing with UV protection, but not always my first thought. Great advice tho!
Good show
Just Leaving a comment for the Al gore rhythm
HA! I SAY THAT TOO. no one understands.
@@johnbowse4693 😆 they just don’t get it do they
@@TonyPowers_Dirtbound Joe Robinets brother died. And they have no clue aboot .
Leave that filthy bastard outts this lol
Everyone knows al-gor-gotno-rythem 😂
Keeping to the mantra of 2 is one, one is none but 3 is better, 5 c’s and 10c’s is putting lives at risk, IMO. Look at the survival stories of “seasoned” , “experienced “, and “ expert “ hikers/hunters/outdoorsmen. Pay attention to the reason they are screwed.
That's weird.I thought SAKS have the Victorinox logo on the other side. All my SAKS are like that,even the Huntsman.
I always include another C, Clothes. If temp is 80F during the day and 55F at night, I always need extra clothes.
Oh I couldn't agree more.
Good video
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I don't subscribe to either those lists. I follow the following list of 8 needs and have either a skill or item(s) to fulfill them. In the end, much of the items end up being the same, but compiling the list this way means nothing is overlooked. Primary pack items here listed, but I train to get by with only redundancy items spread loaded on my person. Florida 3 season load not in order of importance...
Food: Dehydrated meal, slingshot band.
Water: 24oz Grayl & steel cup.
Shelter: Tarp & hammock, 4 hanks of 25' various cord types for different applications, I wear seasonal clothing & hat, carry spare socks, 4 ' bladed knife, gomboy.
Fire: Ferro rod, lighter, .5 oz screw-top char tin which stores beeswax 2 hour tea light candle.
Nav: Sunnto m9, backup button compass, magnetized needle.
Signal: Signal mirror, phone, AAA headlamp, orange bandana, whistle.
Med: Moleskin, motrin, pepto, gauze, duct tape.
Protection: Undisclosed here.
Listing redundancy would make this comment even more ridiculous, but that's on-person spread loaded variations of each.
A problem i have with these lists. The way they are shown makes someone with limited knowledge go gear heavy.
Courses should teach you don't need everything you use at home.
Seems people forget the old saying "The more you know the less you need"
Very valid point. But I think what alot of people fail to do is look at multiple lists and set realistic expectations on themselves. I will be diving into this topic more.
Two friends of mine went camping. One was using a hatchet. The head came off the hatchet and ended up striking him on the back of the shoulder. It was a pretty nasty wound. Long and deep. They were miles from nowhere. So my other buddy stitched the wound with ordinary white thread and a sewing needle. No anesthetic. I was not there so I didn't hear it but I was told that he turned the air blue while he was getting stitched up😮
Oh man that sounds rough! It's definitely a worth learning, but for most people I wouldn't reccomend it due to the issues that can arise.
@@adaptablesurvival I'm with you
Usually a very bad idea to stitch if you don’t have proper training, I carry butterfly closures instead, and a razor incase it’s one of my animals and not myself needing the closure. Also a huge fan of coflex/vetwrap bandage (yes even for myself
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I've made my own list..... lol the only problem is I can't get it down lower than at least at minimum 15 cs lol
Burn that shirt 😂 great information though !
You don't work with Dave Canterbury anymore?
I left the school at the beginning of the year.
First c of survival for you is cpap.
Guessing the first c of survival for you is couch
lists dont help, gear dont help, nothing will save you except you. you can have everything or nothing and still die or survive.
Having all your fire gear in the same place isn’t very smart..you should have some in your pockets,around your neck, in different places in your bag. This way you have better chances to make fire….
Well I carry an additional Bic in my pocket daily, so for me, it's not much of a concern. But definitely good to think about.
BRCC huh?
Yeah?
Every video is a repeat of what’s already been done and put onto RUclips.
I want my 31 minutes back.
This is a very important video, and I think there's lots more to be said about the topic