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When I was in the Bat I kept a wrist slingshot and a long 550 long corded one like the one you demonstrated. I was always hunting small game when in the field.A lot of rabbit snake a few birds, nutria, small pigs. We competed in the platoon who was better. Always kept carrots onions and rice. RLTW DE OPPRESSO LIBER
The high quality information your videos contain in short packages never ceases to amaze me. Thanks for continuing to demonstrate and reinforce these techniques.
If it comes to survival, this is one of the best channels on YT! Hands down, no BS...., just usefull things. Great! Best wishes from a former German soldier! 🇺🇸🤝🏻🇩🇪
Wow, Pathfinder struck gold in getting you to join them. Every single video is 100% education and no BS. Love it! Love that Crusader mug too. My canteen cup is one of my favorite pieces of gear, I don't think they even issue them anymore. The secret to using the very versatile poncho is to carry TWO of them! 🤣 Killer video, always.
@@OPSTuT I'd love to know the inside story of why GB2 left, I love that guy. And the whole mess with Shawn Kelly, what the hell? Dave is moving on just fine though.
@@asmith7876i believe GB² has mentioned before that it was just a character issue between him and Dave; no ill will, just didnt click. Shawn is easy, he wants to be his own boss; but that puts him in direct competition with Dave and in his shadow following the same footprint as he persues the same path. I like Shawn, how i found Dave, but Shawn's own ego gets in his way🤷♂️.
It is evident that being a survival instructor is your passion… As a loyal follower on this channel, I would love to take your class in person… It wouldn’t surprise me to hear that you have authoring a survival book in your plans… with lots of pictures… If you do write a book I would buy it- and want it autographed 😊 See you next Sunday- God bless you as you help us learn these skills… 🙏🏻😇🥰
I can’t get enough of this! The Sheppards sling and trap are awesome, thanks Andrew for taking the time out do give us another outstanding video, I learn from all of these
That trap you built was so cool never Thout of making 1 like that , thank you for your Service to the great United States of America , and for sharing your knowledge with us ! To all our brothers and sisters in arms , God bless All !
Great skills & techniques without any nonsense. It's refreshing to see your sere skills without the gear pushing that's typical of most channels. Thanks Andrew. 🇺🇸
I've been subbed for awhile now and I must say, Andrew has s passion to teach. He wants people to be able to survive under stressful situations. He's the real deal! While others show you how to build a treehouse over a long period of time, then cry and moan to his audience wondering why viewership is down. Who do you choose?
As an Appalachian farm kid we used to make slings out of baler twine . My grandfather actually taught me how . They are pretty effective if you practice and learn the release point well . Great video !!❤❤
Man, l love your vidios. Evan old stuff that I already know is exciting and new when you do it. Your amazing and I can only imagine what a face to face class would be like with all the back and forth banter that goes with real lfe in person interactions.
Great video Major, as usual. I particularly like the addition of Yarrow and what you can do with it. It would be good if you added other plants in future videos. Thanks!
Forgot to say, I am a fellow Vet if that means anything! I always wanted the Brit canteen cup system but never got around to buying one and now like everything they want an arm and a leg to buy one, so I appreciate your help! Your video here motivated me again to get one.😊
You just taught this old Ranger a few new tricks. I don't know why I never thought of using sticks like that with a canteen cup. Of course we never had fires. Never made char cloth that way either. The yarrow was new as well.
Great video brother thank you for sharing your knowledge and expertise and for taking us on your adventures through the woods could you please do a video on the MRE spoon as a trigger for a trap
if you're in a place with no rocks, you can substitute using dried clay ammo. it also allows you to make consistent size ammo and saving time looking for the perfect rocks.
Great video! I will definitely be taking a kit like this on my remote off-road motorcycle trips. Great solutions for potential real-world problems. Well done! Thank you
La mejor herramienta son los conocimientos adquiridos, experiencia, y con éstos cinco elementos que presentas ya tienes más que suficiente. Menos es más!👏👏👏💪 Me encanta!! Gracias!😃👏👏 Agradecido por tus videos.
I saw a method of using branches as filters. Presumably, one could scale that as large as a garbage bag using two garbage bags and some saplings carrying lightweight materials. How much water could be effectively processed using a canteen cup kit and at what point do we have to scale up. Do you have any experience with this method? Could it be used with limited effect on sea water, perhaps in a daisy chain, where each leg reduces the salt content by half? Who makes the best military style ponchos?
Check surplus shops for old ponchos. Thats where I found mine. I also recommend Helikon they make a good poncho. Could always get two of the cheaper models and lay them together.
So nice to watch videos like this and not have to listen to the constant whining about views, algorithms, and how RUclips is screwing you and throttling your channel!!! 😭😭😭
Cheers major, I always makes notes from these videos. Yarrow stalks were used by the Chinese Daoists, to forecast the future( I Jing). I wanted to attend the class up in Ohio, but the tumor in my head is refusing to take a year or two off. But after 14 years, I refuse to throw in the towel. Cheers major.🤙
Andrew brother you got to do some field treatment of different types of medical situations. I.e. wound treatment for infection, poisonous bites situations, botanical treatment of injuries. Also something I'm thinking a lot about is long term really long term survival in disaster scenarios where you are going to be alone. Psychological part I think is a big one. I've been in situations where I have been so alone for such long periods of time the silence, as you know becomes deafeningly loud. Basically how to break up this silence and also find the small spark inside of hope to keep going. I know I am asking a lot on this but I think you might have ideas on these things.
Bro, did you just whip out a bowline knot within milliseconds? 👀😱 That was super rad and simplified the whole process just like that. Man, that was the slickest I've ever seen anyone tie one! 🙌 Keep up the epic content, love your stuff, and looking forward to the next vid. Keep it up Andrew, love the channel 🔥
Nice to see you finally got an adumt knife, J/K. The F1 has veen a favorite of mine for over 10 years, ive gad the scales reolaced with vlack xanvas nicartaa, aling with a custom leather sheath that includes a fore steel. Anither great vido, jeep them coming
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When I was in the Bat I kept a wrist slingshot and a long 550 long corded one like the one you demonstrated. I was always hunting small game when in the field.A lot of rabbit snake a few birds, nutria, small pigs. We competed in the platoon who was better. Always kept carrots onions and rice. RLTW DE OPPRESSO LIBER
The high quality information your videos contain in short packages never ceases to amaze me. Thanks for continuing to demonstrate and reinforce these techniques.
If it comes to survival, this is one of the best channels on YT! Hands down, no BS...., just usefull things. Great! Best wishes from a former German soldier! 🇺🇸🤝🏻🇩🇪
Do all germans support hitler
Wow, Pathfinder struck gold in getting you to join them. Every single video is 100% education and no BS. Love it! Love that Crusader mug too. My canteen cup is one of my favorite pieces of gear, I don't think they even issue them anymore. The secret to using the very versatile poncho is to carry TWO of them! 🤣 Killer video, always.
He’s really the only one left who knows what he’s doing.
@@OPSTuT I'd love to know the inside story of why GB2 left, I love that guy. And the whole mess with Shawn Kelly, what the hell? Dave is moving on just fine though.
@@asmith7876i believe GB² has mentioned before that it was just a character issue between him and Dave; no ill will, just didnt click. Shawn is easy, he wants to be his own boss; but that puts him in direct competition with Dave and in his shadow following the same footprint as he persues the same path. I like Shawn, how i found Dave, but Shawn's own ego gets in his way🤷♂️.
@@jeremymoses7401 There is definitely a different vibe from GB2’s style of teaching, he’s so laid back. Love it!
Right
I believe it was Mors Kochanski who said, "The More You Know, The Less You Carry."
That explains why I carry quite a bit😆
That explains why I carry so much😆
Lmao😂 this is so true
It is evident that being a survival instructor is your passion…
As a loyal follower on this channel, I would love to take your class in person…
It wouldn’t surprise me to hear that you have authoring a survival book in your plans… with lots of pictures…
If you do write a book I would buy it- and want it autographed 😊
See you next Sunday-
God bless you as you help us learn these skills…
🙏🏻😇🥰
Right on Andrew, the fallkniven f1 is by far my favorite knife.
Once again, a lot of good skills presented perfectly. No nonsense and clear instructions crisply demonstrated. Andrew is the best in business.
I can’t get enough of this! The Sheppards sling and trap are awesome, thanks Andrew for taking the time out do give us another outstanding video, I learn from all of these
I love the insect repellent, OUTSTANDING
every single video is a pleasure and you can always learn something.
greetings from Germany 🤜🤛
Superior minds offer superior teaching. Thank you for a great upload.
That trap you built was so cool never Thout of making 1 like that , thank you for your Service to the great United States of America , and for sharing your knowledge with us ! To all our brothers and sisters in arms , God bless All !
Great skills & techniques without any nonsense. It's refreshing to see your sere skills without the gear pushing that's typical of most channels. Thanks Andrew. 🇺🇸
My favorite survival instructor right here 💪 lead the way Ranger 🦅🇺🇲
shoutout to the beloved cat at 5:17
The sling is pretty cool, David used the sling on Goliath. Good to know how to make.
I always learn something new, precise, concise, useful and to the point.
As kids we used bailer twine and burlap to make slings . They hurt like a Massey Ferguson .
Really good video! Lots of fresh methods on implementing basic survival skills. I really like the shepherds sling 👍👍
Thanks Andrew!
Love that you've got the British water bottle and mug, greater capacity! US bottle and mug are great too!
Man I literally just watched your older 5 and 10 c’s videos and thought “I wish Andrew would make a new one of these.”
Hello 👋 Andrew, thank you for sharing another informative video. You always do a great job. Stay safe out there. 😊
And you hit a quarter mil subs. Congrats.
Hi Andrew, greeting from Australia 🇦🇺, thank you for your time to make these.
All business and no bs! Thanks Andrew.
4:15 Ahh , Mr. Bigglesworth , we meet again , Sir ! LOL !
😂
I've been subbed for awhile now and I must say, Andrew has s passion to teach.
He wants people to be able to survive under stressful situations.
He's the real deal!
While others show you how to build a treehouse over a long period of time,
then cry and moan to his audience wondering why viewership is down.
Who do you choose?
I appreciate that, thanks!
@@RangerSurvivalandFieldCraft 👍
As an Appalachian farm kid we used to make slings out of baler twine . My grandfather actually taught me how . They are pretty effective if you practice and learn the release point well . Great video !!❤❤
you ceased to amaze me Andrew, outstanding video I love the sling
Man, l love your vidios. Evan old stuff that I already know is exciting and new when you do it. Your amazing and I can only imagine what a face to face class would be like with all the back and forth banter that goes with real lfe in person interactions.
Great video Major, as usual. I particularly like the addition of Yarrow and what you can do with it. It would be good if you added other plants in future videos. Thanks!
Forgot to say, I am a fellow Vet if that means anything! I always wanted the Brit canteen cup system but never got around to buying one and now like everything they want an arm and a leg to buy one, so I appreciate your help! Your video here motivated me again to get one.😊
I really liked the poncho water collecting and the 2 stick nesting cup grab tips! Thank you!
best bushcraft channel! greetings from germany
I like the two stick canteen carry, not seen that method used before; my luxury carry item is also the crusader heavy lid.
I really enjoy and learn from every video you post. Please keep them coming. Hooah! Rangers lead the way!
That’s Zahn! You’re at the pathfinder outdoor kitchen training space. You go boy!
Love the weaving a shepards sling!!! Plus the disclaimer (practice to get proficient)
You just taught this old Ranger a few new tricks. I don't know why I never thought of using sticks like that with a canteen cup. Of course we never had fires. Never made char cloth that way either. The yarrow was new as well.
Cool and interesting video! Thanks for the video and for sharing.
Great video brother thank you for sharing your knowledge and expertise and for taking us on your adventures through the woods could you please do a video on the MRE spoon as a trigger for a trap
Glad to see the channel growing. You deserve it! Keep it up
if you're in a place with no rocks, you can substitute using dried clay ammo. it also allows you to make consistent size ammo and saving time looking for the perfect rocks.
Great video!
I will definitely be taking a kit like this on my remote off-road motorcycle trips.
Great solutions for potential real-world problems.
Well done! Thank you
I love your videos, and I wish I had the opportunity to attend one of your classes. Thank you for putting out these amazing videos.
Thanks for this video it have alot if advise that we all need to know. We need to know how to suvive in the Jungle.
I just stumbled upon this channel, and it’s amazing!
Glad you enjoy it!
Sir you are amazing and love your skils .......keep it up and upload more videos!
La mejor herramienta son los conocimientos adquiridos, experiencia, y con éstos cinco elementos que presentas ya tienes más que suficiente.
Menos es más!👏👏👏💪
Me encanta!!
Gracias!😃👏👏
Agradecido por tus videos.
upside down poncho to fill up every container i have during a rainstorm. nice.
As usual Andrew awesome video keep up the good work😊😊😊😊
I saw a method of using branches as filters. Presumably, one could scale that as large as a garbage bag using two garbage bags and some saplings carrying lightweight materials. How much water could be effectively processed using a canteen cup kit and at what point do we have to scale up. Do you have any experience with this method? Could it be used with limited effect on sea water, perhaps in a daisy chain, where each leg reduces the salt content by half?
Who makes the best military style ponchos?
Check surplus shops for old ponchos. Thats where I found mine. I also recommend Helikon they make a good poncho. Could always get two of the cheaper models and lay them together.
Excellent as always! As an outdoorsman, I'm very happy to learn new skills from you!
Another great video Major Andrew 👍🇺🇸
Another good video. Keep up the awesome work
The cat is the supervisor for the video, makes certain things are done correctly?
He thought I’d make him breakfast!
Brits have an excellent canteen made by Osprey, the BCB crusader cup is great too
Ty
Good kit Andrew thanks for sharing YAH bless !
Great information, Major. Thank You
Great job ....... Congratulations .
Zahn, getting some air time with Andrew. Another great video
He thought I’d be making him breakfast!
Tactical Tabby at 7:25 - somebody say "mouse trap"?
Again an awesome Video 👍
Cant you make a failure that we know you are human...
Greetings from Vienna Austria ✌️
Awesome!! Thank you for all you do, Andrew!
Another great one. Look forward to the videos. Keep them coming.
Best wishes fron the UK 👍
Outstanding 👍
Your videos help them too. I’m surely not the only person to buy pathfinder gear because of your videos.
AS ALWAYS GREAT CONTENT , INFO , & DEMONSTRATIONS !!
Nice knife 🔪 and great work
Great training
So nice to watch videos like this and not have to listen to the constant whining about views, algorithms, and how RUclips is screwing you and throttling your channel!!! 😭😭😭
I though bro had a damn pet bobcat for a second there!! 😂😂😂😂
Outstanding instruction sir!
Cheers major, I always makes notes from these videos. Yarrow stalks were used by the Chinese Daoists, to forecast the future( I Jing). I wanted to attend the class up in Ohio, but the tumor in my head is refusing to take a year or two off. But after 14 years, I refuse to throw in the towel. Cheers major.🤙
Cat Sneeze was epic!!!
Top video Andrew, nice to see somebody using bungees! Loving that sling too, going to try one of these soon, cheers again for the endless info 😎
Great job brother. Keep em coming!! Semper Fi
You should sell those slings! I'd buy 3 right now!
Andrew brother you got to do some field treatment of different types of medical situations. I.e. wound treatment for infection, poisonous bites situations, botanical treatment of injuries. Also something I'm thinking a lot about is long term really long term survival in disaster scenarios where you are going to be alone. Psychological part I think is a big one. I've been in situations where I have been so alone for such long periods of time the silence, as you know becomes deafeningly loud. Basically how to break up this silence and also find the small spark inside of hope to keep going. I know I am asking a lot on this but I think you might have ideas on these things.
The psychological part of Survival is the make or break angle. The will to thrive, not just survive.
Bro, did you just whip out a bowline knot within milliseconds? 👀😱 That was super rad and simplified the whole process just like that. Man, that was the slickest I've ever seen anyone tie one! 🙌
Keep up the epic content, love your stuff, and looking forward to the next vid. Keep it up Andrew, love the channel 🔥
I liked that roll. Good stuff
I like the lock on that knife. I like the water catchment with the poncho. Doesn't all smoke get rid of annoying bugs?
Cat sneezed. kek
Yarrow is good tea too!
Thanks
Great video buddy
Awesome intel as always!!
Another great video. Thanks
Good stuff!
Another great video 📹 Andrew!! Keep up the awesome work 👌
Excellent content. Many thanks.
Andrew, great video and info!!!!!!!!!!
Is there any possibility you can do the MRE spoon trigger mechanism
Another good video with great information, sir.
Yarrow. I hated it as a kid. Thanks. I learned about smudge pots that I will use.
Great stuff ! , thankyou .
Awesome!
Andrew, another great video, ty
Nice to see you finally got an adumt knife, J/K. The F1 has veen a favorite of mine for over 10 years, ive gad the scales reolaced with vlack xanvas nicartaa, aling with a custom leather sheath that includes a fore steel. Anither great vido, jeep them coming