Waypoint Survival: Innovator, Instructor, Bushcrafter
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- Опубликовано: 25 авг 2024
- We get to chat with the one and only James Bender of Waypoint Survival about his progression, innovation methods, and what he has in store for the future!
Waypoint Survival's Channel: / @waypointsurvival
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To me, JB is one of the most authentic youtubers, hands down. I'm from Germany and I typically don't travel too much outside of Germany, but if I ever set foot on American soil, I will definitely try to visit his survival school
He is authentic as you can get for sure! Such a great guy!
Started Watching the Live Broadcast but alas 3rd shift sleep got the best of me! Finished watching the rebroadcast! Absolutely Amazing and Thank You Mr. Dyer and Mr. Bender. Both of your channels and hard work shows and is very appreciated. Keep up the great work and even putting info. out that might not be what we want to hear BUT what we need to hear. lol God Bless and Peace My Friends.
Thanks for watching and supporting us!
Interesting interview. I find it amazing that there are so many survival schools in Ohio.
Me too its like bushcraft central
Coalcracker's is just one state to the East too, lol. Thanks for watching!
Great duscussion between you two. I hVE BEEN WORKING FOR SVERAL YEARS ON THE LIFE OF A HOBO CA. 1870' THROUGH THE 1930'S. Lots of material there. Thank you both for all youi do.
You are welcome and thanks for watching! Happy camping!
Holy cow i was hoping you two would meet UP!!
woo hooo! Wish i wouldn't have missed this!!
Next time my friend! I have a goal of getting Blackie, James, Dave, and James Townsend all in one session some day! If I can get Coalcracker to respond to me I would be EXTREMELY happy and honored.
@honorableoutfitters yo hahaha that would be awesome I hope you and Dave do one I am a huge fan and have been for many years same with corporals corner I probably been watching him over 11 years? Or so same as Dave my son was little
@honorableoutfitters I'll make sure when I'm in his chats I'll throw your name out there as much as I can I even in one of the videos I did for a little oil jelly jar lanter I made I gave Waypoint survival and Felix imler credit for making the lantern
@@honorableoutfitters yeah coal cracker Bushcraft is an awesome he seems like he's got a really good sense of humor too they're all a really big group of people
Love the 1700's series and now the Hobo series. Also, the things he can do with a Stanley cook pot are amazing!
Thanks Chris! Happy belated Return of the Fifth my friend!
@@honorableoutfitters You have my geek sides attention sir. Thanks for the reply.
Enjoyed this interview. Read Eric Sloane's 'The Spirits of '76'.(1973) Ten spirits dying in America: PIONEERING/ADVENTURE, Respect, Hard Work, Frugality, Thankfulness, Godliness, Subsistance Farming, Time, Independence, Awareness, Hope. Mr. Bender's comment on adventure reading is tops.
Thanks for your thoughts Scott! I have some catching up to do!
my first independant camping trip was a blanket, a pot from under the sink and an old shower cuttan , sone beef and bacon and two eggs in a can filled with pancake mix . went with three other guys my pack was some kind of ammo pack and very uncomfordable still I loved it.
all in all sounds lightweight! What season of the year did you go brother?
@@honorableoutfitters It was late june as I remember
If ya run out of material for your next episode... found a cartoon to stream and discuss.
Disney, 1945, "The ABC's of Hand Tools"
I’d watch that hope he goes for it