“Beat the Heat with Silver Wolves: Essential Summer Survival Tips!”
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- Опубликовано: 28 май 2024
- Hey Silver Wolves, welcome back! Summer’s in full swing, and with it comes the sizzling heat. We might not be spring chickens anymore, but that won’t stop our adventures. In this video, I’ll share essential hydration strategies for thriving in the woods and vital signs to watch for heat exhaustion. Stay safe and enjoy the wilderness with confidence!”
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stay hydrated friends !
My Grandpa served in the Spanish/American War. I still have his "water stone" that he used in the field, in Cuba!
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Great tips
Good information Blackie, thank you. I had heat stroke in my 30's and since then, I know if I start getting a headache I better stop and cool down.
You should also add some pink salt or electolye powder to help your cells absorb the water 😊
I eat fruit up until noon in the heat. I'll add some mixed nuts afterwards for hunger since fruit digests fast. If it's buggy, I wear a Shannon's Bug Tamer jacket instead of spraying all over with deet and then I only need a little bit on my face and maybe hands. I'll also dip it in the creek to cool down quick. A cup of water per hour minimum seems to be about right. The old siesta in the heat of the day in a hammock works well.
Smart tips on older guys dealing with the heat and humidity of the summer months.
Its time to be smart from our life experiences. Thank you Blackie.
The issue canteen can be washed out n pure bleach and rinsed clean as new…I used to put mess hall coffee in mine and it cleaned up fine. So did tea and juice it n hot weather. Have fun stay safe.
Blackie, Great Advice and Knowledge to keep you alive. Thank You Sir.
Timely tip or trick video. Looking forward to the next DIY.
Great advice sir
thanks
Great advice, Blackie. I don't do well in the heat. Thanks! 👍🏻
Glad to help
I don't miss shearing Christmas trees and baling hay in the summertime during high school one single bit.
I noticed that not too soon after my two brothers graduated from high school that my parents sold their farmette and my dad had an air conditioned job for the rest of his working days
What we did a lot was get up early in the morning and work then take off in the middle of the day a lot of times to let the hay dry a little then bale until 9 pm.
Luckily my dad had invested in some automatic hay stackers but we still had to load hay bales on semi's when we sold it. We had one wagon per year that we took home and the rest we sold.
sounds like your dad was very wise
I quit using many of the drinks like Gatorade because of the sugar content. When I lived in Arizona and hiked in the summer heat, I found water with just a little lemon juice was much better at keeping you balanced. You can get sugar free electrolytes. I carry Werthers sugar free. By the way filling a funky smelling waterbottle with lemon or lime water and letting it sit over night gets rid of most smells.
I always have cold lemon or lime water in the fridge. Way cheaper than drinking pop which is also bad for diabetics
@@madtownangler I agree. There are some zero sugar brands out there. A couple are good but most are bad and none are good in high heat. Making an aquafresca is also a good way to get kids to drink water if they are hooked on sugar drinks.
Take a dip in the afternoon if possible.
Excellent advice Blackie as always God bless you and stay safe outdoors
After 5 decades having lived in AK & the Northern Rockies... I've never had to filter my water or been sick.
Dang four fingers and six toes… wonder if it was something in the water.
"I've had enough", that means slosh belly!
Amen brother! Thank you!
You can get the silicone seal for your grayl to be able to put drink mixes in it.
good to know
California certainly does have "micro climates" as they say.
I happen to live in an area that has dry heat in the Summer.
Temps. hit 110 to 115 deg. easily for days with very low humidity.
When you step outside it feels like you've been hit by an anvil, and the wind ain't much better neither.
You see people who brag about having experience "OUT IN THE WILD", dropping like flies just doing a simple day hike in the foothills!
In the past, I've turned Blue in the face explaining the huge importance of staying hydrated.
I've been roaming around in the outdoors since my dad first took me out when I was a very young boy, I'm 62 now.
I never brag about my outdoor experiences to anyone, but if they don't want to take simple common sense advice, well then, they're on their own hook.
Good video Blackie, thanks for sharing YAH bless !
During my active duty days, there was one guy who got lost in the desert during a chemical/biological drill -- in full kit. He was luckily found, albeit 3 hours later, passed out from the heat (and no water) but still alive (and still masked in full gear). Such things are no joke. He would have died if not found in time.
I bump up to a 2 quart bottle in the summer and if over 90+ temps I’ll bring the one quart and Gatorade powder packets in addition to the 2 quart with plain water.
Great video blackie! Thank you very much.
No problem 👍
I’m having some major issues at 55 years old. I’m diabetic and have had 4 spinal fusion’s. The last one was this past October. I feel better,…….. but when I walk 50 yards to the barn, I am tired, very winded and start feeling dizzy. I have to usually I will have to sit in the barn 15-20 before I can make my long 50 yards back to the house? I’m just frustrated! I’m ex military infant and have always been very active! Now I’m lucky to make it back from getting my eggs? Is this just me getting old? Or do I have some other things going on? I do go to the heart doctor next week! Thanks for letting me vent!
Your Grandfather was right. If you sit back and watch Animals you can learn a lot from the.
Blackie, Good safe info..ty
You bet
The best way to carry water is to drink it.
Any thoughts on dealing with Uhtoffs Syndrome in the summer?
The Grayl is a very good secondary filter. I prefer my Sawyer for my primary filter.
If I may, why would you use a more effective filter for your secondary filter and not your primary filter? Just curious to the reasoning, not judging
@@coydog6665 I do that because the filter for the Grayl is a much finer filter able to filter out viruses. Which means that it will clog up much faster due to larger debris. I prefilter the water so that my Grayl filter last longer because it isn't just my health on the line it's also my loved ones. But as long as you can keep buying those expensive filters by all means keep it up. BUT in a SHTF situation you are not going to be able to get more of the Grayl filters. Therefore how long do you want your Grayl filter to last. Example ( why put a tee- shirt over the mouth of your catch container. To filter out larger debris making better drinking water. Same principle for the Grayl.) I use something like a Sawyer first and then my Grayl second to save my Grayl filter as long as possible because I think that it's a much better filter. Therefore I will get more and better use of the Grayl filter. PLEASE do not take this the wrong way. I'm not trying to be condescending or anything else. I'm just trying to explain why I use my filters the way that I do and why.
@@coydog6665 I forgot to ask you a question in my last comment. Are you by any chance the same coydog outdoor youtube channel which I miss watching a lot. Just curious
@@tooterplumber1128 unfortunately I’ve never had the time to do a channel, though have been instructing for years.
I enjoyed your answer and figured as much was just looking for verification.
Thank you for taking the time
I live in Brisbane, Australia and I’m a volunteer in the State Emergency Service. Generally I go out to find missing people in the bush and scrub.
Summertime is a killer here with temperatures of 35 Celsius (95 Fahrenheit) average daytime temperature in summer. Humidity around 75%.
I will start the day with a Thorzt (an icy- poll rehydration supplement) before I even get to the scrub, followed by a quart (litre) of water. During the search I’ll consume another 3-5 litres of water with hydralyte in every second litre). We usually will search for 10 hours in a day.
sounds like our summers are a lot alike
salt....dont forget more salt
That’s what he meant by saying electrolytes