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Top 10 Bushcraft & Survival Uses For A Shemagh

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  • Опубликовано: 21 ноя 2016
  • The Shemagh (also known as a Keffiyeh, Arab Scarf or Military Scrarf) is originally from the middle east and is used as a headdress by Arabs, Jews, Curds & various military forces around the world. A Shemagh scarf is made from a natural material - usually 100% cotton - and will offer protection from the hot sun, sand, dust, mosquitoes and other biting insects. Having a shemagh with you in your bushcraft kit is a great idea and is an incredibly versatile piece of kit. In this article we share our top 10 survival shemagh uses.
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Комментарии • 16

  • @The_Lost_One
    @The_Lost_One 3 года назад +2

    Someone who actually changed the camera angle when showing how to wear it💯👌everyone else presumed I can see round the back of their heads.

  • @ibrahimcoskun5602
    @ibrahimcoskun5602 4 года назад +4

    For a suggestion, when you put the items in the shemagh, tie one of the cross sides with an overhand(?) knot tightly and use the other cross sides to tie it to one of your belt loops. I carry winged game animals and mushrooms all the time, just be sure you tie'em alright. Nobody wants to lose the food!

  • @NikosKatsikanis
    @NikosKatsikanis Год назад

    thx

  • @Jarl_Thidrandi
    @Jarl_Thidrandi 4 года назад +6

    In the summertime I love to soak mine in water and tie it around my neck to keep cool.

  • @alejandro1924
    @alejandro1924 Год назад

    Good job, natives wear it around the waistline to carry stuff,. At the corner wrap your things then roll it up and tie around waist or chest, they even carry their babies in that way

  • @jeremybrinlee1965
    @jeremybrinlee1965 8 месяцев назад

    Firewood/ debris carrier

  • @ran6974
    @ran6974 Год назад

    As a blanket?

  • @michaeljordon704
    @michaeljordon704 6 лет назад

    can you use a shemagh instead of plastic for use in a solar still

  • @djzrobzombie2813
    @djzrobzombie2813 3 года назад +3

    You can use a shemagh as a weapon

    • @fbomb2077
      @fbomb2077 2 года назад

      Like to choke someone out with it? Or to soak it wet, twist till knotted up, and club someone out with it? Maybe again wet it and whip snap the person to death with it? That may take awhile though. Hmm
      What else?.. you can ball it up on one end, the other wrap tightly around persons nostrils and the balled up end stuff in their mouth? Put a pool ball into it and beat someone ala steven seagal?

    • @queenanne94101
      @queenanne94101 Год назад +1

      Do you mean by putting a rock in it and swinging it? I’d love to hear more ideas if you have some. Thanks

    • @michaelrajnacok7980
      @michaelrajnacok7980 Год назад

      It can be used as a weapon, there is even a style of fighting with a shemagh

  • @awparrish
    @awparrish Год назад +1

    That TQ application was flaud, brother. Put it over the extremity, overhand knot tight against the legiment, put a stick on the overhand knot then another knot over the stick and tighten until arterial bleed stops. Once desired pressure is achieved, use another shemagh or triangular bandage to tighten down the stick to keep pressure! Simple!
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