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  • Опубликовано: 19 янв 2023
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  • @SurvivalRussia
    @SurvivalRussia  Год назад +22

    Link To Real Reporter's Video from Up Here

  • @jonweaver4987
    @jonweaver4987 Год назад +110

    Of all the TV survival dudes, Lea Stroud and Ray Mears are the best, but Les always tried to handicap himself to make things more challenging. Adding survival food to any survival kit just makes sense. Hunting for your food seems like a good option until you actually have to do it.

  • @RealReporter
    @RealReporter Год назад +18

    Thank you so much for mentioning the video! It was great to visit you, guys. Take care and stay safe, my friend!

  • @Jamal_Tyrone
    @Jamal_Tyrone Год назад +26

    ReallyBigMonkey1 a Southern USA guy I watch recommended me this channel, he does camping/hiking/gear/survival stuff and one of his favourite sayings that he attributes to his mentors is "If you find yourself in the middle of the wilderness with no gear or perhaps just a knife, at some point you messed up!"

  • @germanprepper21
    @germanprepper21 Год назад +7

    Canned food will be the top to buy item of 2023! I have regular intel up on YT. Keep prepping guys 👍 🙏 ✝️

  • @Oldwhiteguy
    @Oldwhiteguy Год назад +30

    You’re the real deal my friend. Always good advice not made up bs situations.

  • @ChrisWilliam08
    @ChrisWilliam08 Год назад +41

    As a Canadian, Les was my main influence into survival. I would get home from school and watch him on TV. Its been up hill from there. As "television" as he is, he led me to finding Lars and many others. I would not put Les at the top of the list for most influential survivalist, but he is influential to the topic. I still have his books and DVDs, I think I even bought his survival knives at some point. But I have learned what was for entertainment and what was for education. Thats TV.

  • @w.p.958
    @w.p.958 Год назад +13

    You are my favorite survival channel, especially because you are so real - AND you are not a corporate sell out.

  • @joshuamelby
    @joshuamelby Год назад +29

    Been watching you for years. You and your family are true survivalists. Your knowledge is gold. Thank you.

  • @leonardopoli319
    @leonardopoli319 Год назад +3

    Very beautiful video 👍. Hello good evening 👋

  • @reddeercanoe
    @reddeercanoe Год назад +12

    As a Canadian who spent his 70 years in the bush , I agree with you Lars totally. We call a can with a wire bail a tea pail. To hydrate you pack your tea pail with snow from the bottom layer do snow as it’s the densest . Melting this snow you can then make tea, coffee or dry soup from Lars pack. I would sure want a silky saw as you will need a lot of wood for just one night.

  • @chriskourliourod1651
    @chriskourliourod1651 Год назад +13

    Since most of you know what a sensible survival kit is, I’ll not bore you with the details. However, here’s a method I use for when it gets really bitter cold: I purposely bought some outer clothing oversized enough to carry all of my gear inside so my body heat keeps the water from freezing. Being cold and drinking cold water at the same time really sucks even for a tough old woods runner like me. 😂

  • @UncleDon226
    @UncleDon226 Год назад +4

    The RUclipsr Paul Harrel makes a great video about wilderness survival and I agree with his criteria when it comes to calling it "Survival". His definition of wilderness survival is-

  • @motv1nd193
    @motv1nd193 Год назад +24

    I think he said in one of his director's commentaries that in the early days of Survivorman it was the television company that decided what items he was allowed to bring, it also gave him the opportunity to show how one can live off the land (which was not always that successful). In one episode he's stuck in a car in Norway, which is another slightly funky event.

  • @clamhomesteadadventures2932
    @clamhomesteadadventures2932 Год назад +15

    I would listen to you over anyone for winter survival. You are the expert. Always happy and it shows in your videos. Thank you sir!

  • @adventureswiththecrazyvet
    @adventureswiththecrazyvet Год назад +4

    There is nothing better than a new Survival Russia video, especially as I'm making a new video.

  • @Unflushablepiss
    @Unflushablepiss Год назад +3

    love the channel, greetings from Zambezi, Western, Zambia

  • @williameddy7217
    @williameddy7217 Год назад +6

    Fantastic Video Lars !!! Your exactly right

  • @buckcreekbushcraft9087
    @buckcreekbushcraft9087 Год назад +8

    Les stroud is a very knowledgeable person and I have followed him since the beginning. I agree he doesn’t recommend the best survival kit but I was flipping through his book he published in 2008 and it actually talks about bringing dried food. I feel like we are constantly learning about survival and our opinion on things or the gear we carry sometime change over time. Love your channel tho Lars

  • @neanderthaloutdoors9202
    @neanderthaloutdoors9202 Год назад +3

    Survival food should always be a considered part of any survival kit no matter what the environment and weather conditions.