Thanks for the free instructions, that said I have purchased some of your gear and will continue to do so. My ears are always open when someone is willing to share their knowledge. Whether I agree with someone or not I always listen and thank them, I have learned a lot that way.
This is one of those videos that I will watch, watch again; “Save”, practice and watch again. I enjoy learning from you and this channel. Thank you for the continued quality content.
Dave, Excellent information. This is a good alternative for any ridge-line set-up. Three inexpensive metal tent stakes shortened from seven inches to five gave me precisely what I needed to secure my tarp to the ridge. Now, toss them in with the cordage and full-size pegs; they’ll always be at hand when setting up camp. Another excellent common-man project to save time and increase efficiency. Thank you.
WOW!! My brother Dave Canterbury!! Your level of knowledge, is totally at another level!! I never thought of using my old tent stakes!! Thank you, your family and friends!! I’ll always do business with you!! STRENGTH AND HONOR my brother, be well👍🏿💯❤️🇺🇸
I have used the windlass to pump up my lawn mower tire because I learned that technique from u years ago dave 😂. I use some mule tape and a small tire iron to tighten my tire down to the rim and was able to put air in my tire with that tension. Bushcraft is awesome and has so many uses
Very great tip! It's funny, I used to do that before I watched all the videos decades ago! Never knew it was a thing. Even a blind squirrel gets a nut every now and again! Haha!😅
In the spirit of quick release, great. Give that hooked stake another 180 and throw the hook through the grommet for extra security?.. No danger of piercing your shelter from the other end. Fantastic manipulation of the prusik!
Ah yes found your channel. Awesome. Love ya brother. Great stuff, stuff I use every time I am out. Going to everglades in one week too. Watching my bud find pythons which they are not native as u know. So your stuff will come in handy
This just gave me an idea and im going to try it out as soon as i can. How about instead of using tent stakes you use the loops from your poncho to tie a taut line hitch on the ridge line?
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This man is always thinking… very interesting to watch. Very professional teaching manner without any braggadocio.
Thanks for the free instructions, that said I have purchased some of your gear and will continue to do so. My ears are always open when someone is willing to share their knowledge. Whether I agree with someone or not I always listen and thank them, I have learned a lot that way.
This is one of those videos that I will watch, watch again; “Save”, practice and watch again. I enjoy learning from you and this channel. Thank you for the continued quality content.
Wow!
This blew my mind. Cordage and simple tools continue to amaze me.. ..
You are a great teacher Dave, thank you!
Thanks Dave...just got back from nearly a month in the bush...you have taught me so much....always learning...thank you brother
Dave,
Excellent information. This is a good alternative for any ridge-line set-up. Three inexpensive metal tent stakes shortened from seven inches to five gave me precisely what I needed to secure my tarp to the ridge. Now, toss them in with the cordage and full-size pegs; they’ll always be at hand when setting up camp.
Another excellent common-man project to save time and increase efficiency. Thank you.
WOW!! My brother Dave Canterbury!! Your level of knowledge, is totally at another level!! I never thought of using my old tent stakes!! Thank you, your family and friends!! I’ll always do business with you!! STRENGTH AND HONOR my brother, be well👍🏿💯❤️🇺🇸
I have used the windlass to pump up my lawn mower tire because I learned that technique from u years ago dave 😂. I use some mule tape and a small tire iron to tighten my tire down to the rim and was able to put air in my tire with that tension. Bushcraft is awesome and has so many uses
WHERE DO YOU COME UP WITH THIS STUFF?!! Freaking GENIUS!! Thanks for sharing Dave!
Rather innovative with the windlass (prusik) knot! 👍👍😁🇺🇸
Best one yet David. Simplicity is beautiful.
Dave's genius never ceases to amaze us
People act like I am magic with my use of knots, pullies, hitches, and toggles... this one has some real use.
In these times your videos are very helpful. Who knows when we might need to live off the land.
Saw a friend do that a long time ago and have forgotten all about it.
Might give it a try.
Excellent idea and demonstration… thanks for sharing!
You are by far my favorite. Ty for every single one of your videos.
Innovation at its finest!
Great Dave, why don't I think of these simple ideas, after 40 plus years of bushcraft?
Dave you are flying at the moment great content... Thanks from the UK!
Guess I'm the first to rise and comment! Lol Love the simplicity of these attachment abilities!!! Great video Dave!!!
I had seen this decades ago and had completely put it out of mind thx for sharing 😊
Very simple and yet very useful. Great tip!!!!
Greetings from England. Excellent video Dave 👊
Brilliant! Love these quick tutorials.
Thank you for sharing your knowledge. ❤❤❤
Cool creation, Dave!
Thanks for sharing another great setup!
Have a great day!
Very great tip! It's funny, I used to do that before I watched all the videos decades ago! Never knew it was a thing. Even a blind squirrel gets a nut every now and again! Haha!😅
thats a cool alternative. wold be great for those that are still learning knots etc.
Innovative. Great info. Thanks as always.
Really nice and clean down n' dirty trick!
Simple and effective, wins every time. 👍
Holy cow! What a fantastic tip!!
Another excellent tip video! Thank you.
As always, thanks for the great info!
Good vid Dave. I love the concept of the windlass ridge line.
That is awesome! I'm saving it and will practice and use it.
What a brilliant way you showed us👍🏻
Dave is the King
Excellent idea and demonstration…👍🏻 thanks for sharing…‼️
Stay Strong 💪🏻 my friend…👍🏻
This is brilliant! I love this. I love the poles. Let us know when those poles are available, David.
Excellent information
Great tip and awesome video
In the spirit of quick release, great. Give that hooked stake another 180 and throw the hook through the grommet for extra security?.. No danger of piercing your shelter from the other end. Fantastic manipulation of the prusik!
Nice! That's brilliant! Love it!
Awesome tip / hack!
This is sick. Thank you dude!
Nice video ! THANKS 🇨🇱
Great video sir! Thank you
Very nice Dave ! 👍🤘
Ah yes found your channel. Awesome. Love ya brother. Great stuff, stuff I use every time I am out. Going to everglades in one week too. Watching my bud find pythons which they are not native as u know. So your stuff will come in handy
Another great idea!!
Thanks Dave!
Great video
Thanks Dave
Good Sunday Afternoon . Thanks for the video. Remember everyone Jesus Christ is the answer through it all ✝️💪🙏
Brilliant. Thank you!
Frigging awesome!
sweet system!
Great tips!
Great idea!😃
Thanks for sharing.
Good stuff man
Brilliant.
I LIKE this!
Great tip for stealth camping quick egress
Really good!
Brilliant!!
Good video
Love it!
great idea
Clever idea
Smart! 👍🏾🙏🏾
THANKS !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Good to know.
That's great!
Neat fieldcraft!
That is too cool.
Freakin' nice!
This just gave me an idea and im going to try it out as soon as i can. How about instead of using tent stakes you use the loops from your poncho to tie a taut line hitch on the ridge line?
Dave, ty
More archery videos please
Brilliant
How easy was that? great work Dave..
Hey Dave what end knot do you use on your lines. Thanks and great info.
Slick.
👍❤
Is there a risk of the stake puncturing the tarp?
I wonder if a good forked stick would add stability.
Hey Dave how do you handle ticks and Lyme disease in the eastern woodland? Where I’m at, nearly 60% of ticks carry Lyme disease.
I wash with big dope soap, but I still get them here and there just try and catch them quick and have never had issue
Dave, does Pathfinder have those stakes in stock?
No buddy but they are in my Amazon Store
F#$&ing genius!!! ❤
You should leave links for purchasing the items you talk about.
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A better mousetrap!
Never not improving (tm)
Those grommet holes make me nervous for the price of that poncho.
Brilliant!
Excellent
Brilliant