A little different take on presenting skills. Thanks for watching Team, hope you enjoy it! I’ll continue to work through some additional videos that demonstrate the standard for those that presented. And as a word of caution - in a contested environment, fires, shelters, and some movement techniques may not be advantageous - keep your powder dry, your head on a swivel & stay STOKED.
Unfortunately i truly believe all these tactic's and survival tip's will be very useful for many of us very soon!...thing's are crashing faster and faster by the day, and not much time left to that final push over the cliff!...
One day though if your boots are not going to kill you without socks take your socks off and put them on the outside of your boats to. Minimize your tracks..
Good information Bill A few notes, I learned in the Rangers: 1) Once out of the immediate danger area, skin color is obvious in woodland area, so camo all exposed skin. Or at least wear camo headnet and green/camo gloves. 2) If pursuers are using K9, use either pepper spray or red pepper on route you are taking. This will temporarily inhibit their sense of smell. 3) When getting water, put container opening downstream so less debris will get inside. 4) And of course, noise and light discipline.
Pepper and other chemicals do not help against tracking dogs. Not even tear gas. Neither does wading in rivers or swimming across lakes. Making distance is the only way to lose tracking dogs in non-urban terrain. Dogs have only a few hours of stamina for a chase. In urban areas you can mix your tracks amongst all the other peoples' smells.
@@reynolddovkin2337 apparently you have never seen a tracking dog that got a nose full of pepper spray or cs powder. Most dogs track from scent on the ground so yes getting into a stream or swimming a lake will lose them but one that tracks from the sir is a whole different game. One of the best ways to screw up a tracking dog and was use by sog in nam against the nva tracking dogs was CS powder and Cocaine
Story time: when I was young I regularly metal detected forests and this was not allowed. Needless to say sometimes this let to being spotted by the foresters. I would see their jeeps most of the time and if you are in camp standing still someone driving a car most times will not be able to see you. They were more likely to spot you if they were out of the car. In which case I would run to break line of sight. The other thing I would do is run visibly in a straight line to a parking place. The foresters know where they are and know the forest like their pocket. So if they think they are smart they will jump in their car as you gained sufficient distance and they will drive off in the direction where they think they can cut you off or where the parking is. Once I would be out of sight I would typically hide a bit in non logical place. Forests here are many time production and pine meaning large lines of sight from roads. But there will be dents in the terrain that are just high enough to lay flat behind or there is a carpet of blue berry bushes. They are very low (30cm and max around knee height) but it is perfect as the forester will see through the pine forest while driving and it looks like he can see all he will assume you are in a more dense brush rich part or a Ditch instead. While he chases ghosts you hop from forest plot to forest plot. For the forest I knew very well I had a predetermined exfil route and plan. When detecting I was full camouflaged but when walking into the forest I would park far away (hour plus walk). My clothes would be colorful and standard hiking apparel. The backpack too. When I got to the place where I would detect: change clothes and cover the backpack with a camo rain cover. On the way back to the car: reverse out of camo and hike back. In one case I was unsure if the foresters by now would not be wise enough to check the third parking so I actually ditched the backpack as it contained my gear which could tie me to the misdemeanor. And sure as hell they were there. But different appearance and no backpack so they didn’t even ask questions. As they were there I added another loop to my hike and on the way back they were gone, got my gear out of the forest and left 😅 being chased by real people is awesome
I've already made plans for bugging out on foot from my house thru the woods and mountains. It's very important to set things up from where you live to disappear fast should the need arise and train your spouse and kids if any. The way I've done that is wife loves to hike. She just doesn't know yet that I'm showing her things she doesn't know yet.
Great video, 2 changes I would make for myself. 1. I would wear my bug hat ( I hate bug's in my face), 2. Sawyer filter for water. AND yes number 3, .30 YEARS YOUNGER. Have a great week 👍
Just found your channel, was looking for survival and how to use a lensatic compass...seen you was in the pacific northwest so I was a bit hesitant, Just Like I was with Wranglerstar. Watched this video all the way to the end. You did not disappoint !!!!!! Love from a Freedom loving Ginger Croatian who lived under communism and will fight with every American to make sure it never comes to America !!! SUBSCRIBED !
Excellent video as always. It would be cool to see you make a winter version too. I'd imagine dealing with the cold/snow will make evasion more complicated, and it will be interesting to see how you would deal with that. HOOAH!!!
Yup, like a spirograph, one loop/line of travel with repeated loopbacks on yourself is a great way to familiarise with location, aids resource aquisition too.
Good video I liked the format, grew up on a farm many hrs and days spent exploring the bush, the longer your in the bush the sharper your senses get and the more at ease I feel, its our natural habitat. Never been stalked by humans, wolves followed me one time for a couple miles, some good tips here and some good reminders. thanks!
Superb lessons scenario. Watching them being enacted, rather than simply listed, made all the difference for me. Thank you. Also, had to chuckle at the last instruction about drinking the tears!
Throw your cellphone on an eastbound freight train, or an outbound 18 wheeler in a truck stop. Because of heat imaging , stay under or be prepared to get under cover. Spider holes are good.
I liked the way you did this video! It was easy to follow and you made the basic principles of E&E simple enough for civilians to follow and understand. I think videos shot like this are the way forward for presenting relevant content for the Prepared Citizen, American Partisan, Modern Minuteman, or Wolverine ! The couple that are hating on it don't seem to have any of their own content to share for the masses to better help so don't mind them. We all know that even the best laid plans go out the window after first contact anyways. Keep up the great work!
I have some request for videos ? With the coming crisis maybe some ideas ? * How to leave a city in a crisis undetected ? (thankfully not a very big one ) * Items to pack for a quick escape * Preferred weapons * Basic trap setting * Plant survival * Smokeless fire * defeating heat sensors * basic lockpicking * basic weaponsmithing / gun care I know alot of these skill can be find on other channels, but why go to 900 other channel when information can be all in one place ?
Glad our paths crossed! Hope you're able to scroll through my FieldCraft playlist, you'll see some of your list there - and more to come in the future.
Very good - I would only add have only necessary things out when in hold up site. Have most things packed and ready to haul it in case you need to move in a hurry.. pack a head bug net that weighs just an ounce but will allow better sleep and wearing it breaks up body contour. Have a couple of old film roll cases packed with cotton balls soaked in ammonia. Most animals hate it and will help keep them away while you sleep and may mask your natural scent somewhat.
Great crash course here,Top. Doing my part to keep those tears flowing into that flask of yours. Going on a stealth ruck,in April,to use some of these skills. Keep Stoking!
Good stuff Stoker, Have learned quite a bit about evasion by tracking and observing how the Sasquatch travel through the forest, and how they observe us traveling through the forest. Most of the time you will never see them, but even they make mistakes on occasion, especially the younger ones. They definitely move through the forest much quieter than we do.
I guess being a person of interest for a couple of government agencies for over two decades, teaches a lot about evasion, counter tracking and just how stupid some of these people in these agencies are. Have encountered some excellent trackers over the years, who were able to follow me, no matter how many counter tracking techniques I deployed, but they mostly have one flaw that is inherent of tracking alone.
I was a temporary fugitive and had to evade in an urban environment in Mexico. I wasn’t in trouble for anything serious but I still didn’t want to spend the night in a Mexican jail or the military brig so I got back across to America and turned myself in, whereupon I found my charges dropped and the real responsible party charged. I still had to face the unauthorized absence, missing ship’s movement, and other minor stuff I accrued along my 72 day journey but it did make me realize some things about the psychology of escape and evasion in a real life setting
Great video. With the suspenseful music, i anticipated your dog jumping in at the last minute. Haha. Great reminder to tactics. God bless you and your family.
Great video. I like the format, more digestible. Good info, and excellent overview. Bits and pieces I already knew, some bits I learned a long time ago but forgot. However, the big thing is, without any formal SERE training (and practice), it's hard to know the whole picture and put all those bits and pieces together. Thanks!
Solid demonstration video👍 I especially liked the format of you moving and demonstrating while the onscreen text narrated the fans and evasion techniques used. What a great lesson.
As I was watching you walk through the woods and all them straps on that backpack flopping into the Breeze. First thing that came to mind was our CSM, telling us we look like a bunch of goddamn gypsies all that s*** flopping around in the breeze. You best unfuck yourself. Oh yes those were the days. Love the video give me flashbacks I wouldn't trade him for anything. The more you know the less you carry, Oz turn into pounds, pounds turn into pain and knowledge is free. As far as sanitizing water in the field, I hated them damn little water tablets. There's something about the taste of iodine that just doesn't set good with me but when you're thirsty in the desert you'll drink it. But as a young private I learned to carry a little pack of sweetened Kool-Aid with me and snake a little bit in the canteen on top of that to kill that iodine taste
I like game trails to get through thick brush. Yes they are obvious but bushwhacking is loud. Also on return to hide site listen for squirrels and birds, especially in the deep woods they complain about humans. When observing an open field try to always look through a bush.
Good vid Stoke but one observation, When you approached the creek it seemed that you didn’t stop & observe first before proceeding and that you went right down to it & you weren’t looking around as you were filling your canteen. Being that it’s a creek wouldn’t that be a major ambush site & your head should be on a swivel at all times? Thanks…..
@@STOKERMATIC Hi, why did you fill your water bottle with the mouth facing upstream ? All the suspended garbage ,animal dung ,bits of wood and other refuse go straight into your bottle . Facing your bottle mouth downstream avoids this problem ... Also placing a piece of cloth over the bottle mouth secured with cordage or a rubber band ,further prevents the ingress of suspended matter .
You can tell the people in their mom's basement that have never stepped into the woods vs people who have training and experience from the comments. Keep up the good work
one of my friend he survived in a situation same like with patch survival kit 3 days exhausted travelled over 100 Km. he said still he can't imagine how he could survive with that tiny patch survival kit
Where possible cross creeks in morning to allow clothing to dry during the day, you don't want to sleep in wet clothes. Listen out for animal / bird alarm calls
Very good teaching Stoeger I do have one question that I have thought about what if the enemy has dogs would a decent help in that situation what do you think sir
I got bad news for you pal... I could see you EASILY through most this video, ON CAMERA!! Evade and disguise my ass!!🤣😂 JK, JK. -The joke made sense in my head anyway... I have virtually no humor left at this point in my life, atleast from what I've been told by my 11yr old daughter...🤔😢 AWESOME VIDEO BROTHER!!
Some questions from a non military person: What kind of tape did you use in the video several seconds before the 11 minute mark? Why eat that far away from your camp site?
A well trained dog team is tough to beat - HOWEVER - time, distance, and speed are your friends. Time: when did they actually get on scene (and was it contaminated before hand). Distance: the greater distance the more you can employ anti tracking techniques and the farther away the team is from sustainment. Speed: wears out the team
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A little different take on presenting skills. Thanks for watching Team, hope you enjoy it!
I’ll continue to work through some additional videos that demonstrate the standard for those that presented.
And as a word of caution - in a contested environment, fires, shelters, and some movement techniques may not be advantageous - keep your powder dry, your head on a swivel & stay STOKED.
Good video man,keep going...Let see evasion for next few days until linkup!!!
Unfortunately i truly believe all these tactic's and survival tip's will be very useful for many of us very soon!...thing's are crashing faster and faster by the day, and not much time left to that final push over the cliff!...
You did everything perfect.
One day though if your boots are not going to kill you without socks take your socks off and put them on the outside of your boats to. Minimize your tracks..
You have a large back yard to play in, but I thought you were unnecessarily noisy.
Always point the opening of your water container downstream so as not to allow larvae and debris to be forced into your drinking water.
That's practical advice. Thanks!
Use the shamogue to rough filter. It's right there
That is something I never thought about!
@@isshinryu11 wtf is shamogue? Googlr turned up a location
@@alekvillarreal3470 anything cloth should work fine
Good information Bill
A few notes, I learned in the Rangers:
1) Once out of the immediate danger area, skin color is obvious in woodland area, so camo all exposed skin. Or at least wear camo headnet and green/camo gloves.
2) If pursuers are using K9, use either pepper spray or red pepper on route you are taking. This will temporarily inhibit their sense of smell.
3) When getting water, put container opening downstream so less debris will get inside.
4) And of course, noise and light discipline.
Good stuff brother.
great info !
can also use his shemagh or bandanna over bottle opening as a strainer.
Pepper and other chemicals do not help against tracking dogs. Not even tear gas. Neither does wading in rivers or swimming across lakes.
Making distance is the only way to lose tracking dogs in non-urban terrain. Dogs have only a few hours of stamina for a chase.
In urban areas you can mix your tracks amongst all the other peoples' smells.
@@reynolddovkin2337 apparently you have never seen a tracking dog that got a nose full of pepper spray or cs powder. Most dogs track from scent on the ground so yes getting into a stream or swimming a lake will lose them but one that tracks from the sir is a whole different game.
One of the best ways to screw up a tracking dog and was use by sog in nam against the nva tracking dogs was CS powder and Cocaine
Story time: when I was young I regularly metal detected forests and this was not allowed. Needless to say sometimes this let to being spotted by the foresters. I would see their jeeps most of the time and if you are in camp standing still someone driving a car most times will not be able to see you. They were more likely to spot you if they were out of the car. In which case I would run to break line of sight. The other thing I would do is run visibly in a straight line to a parking place. The foresters know where they are and know the forest like their pocket. So if they think they are smart they will jump in their car as you gained sufficient distance and they will drive off in the direction where they think they can cut you off or where the parking is. Once I would be out of sight I would typically hide a bit in non logical place. Forests here are many time production and pine meaning large lines of sight from roads. But there will be dents in the terrain that are just high enough to lay flat behind or there is a carpet of blue berry bushes. They are very low (30cm and max around knee height) but it is perfect as the forester will see through the pine forest while driving and it looks like he can see all he will assume you are in a more dense brush rich part or a Ditch instead. While he chases ghosts you hop from forest plot to forest plot. For the forest I knew very well I had a predetermined exfil route and plan. When detecting I was full camouflaged but when walking into the forest I would park far away (hour plus walk). My clothes would be colorful and standard hiking apparel. The backpack too. When I got to the place where I would detect: change clothes and cover the backpack with a camo rain cover. On the way back to the car: reverse out of camo and hike back. In one case I was unsure if the foresters by now would not be wise enough to check the third parking so I actually ditched the backpack as it contained my gear which could tie me to the misdemeanor. And sure as hell they were there. But different appearance and no backpack so they didn’t even ask questions. As they were there I added another loop to my hike and on the way back they were gone, got my gear out of the forest and left 😅 being chased by real people is awesome
Very fun games my friend
I was taught to try not break any branches.
Never walk on a trail.
The enemy will be on it usually
I've already made plans for bugging out on foot from my house thru the woods and mountains. It's very important to set things up from where you live to disappear fast should the need arise and train your spouse and kids if any. The way I've done that is wife loves to hike. She just doesn't know yet that I'm showing her things she doesn't know yet.
You forgot one key tip. Pick up your feet and do no break branches when you walk 18:15
Great video, 2 changes I would make for myself. 1. I would wear my bug hat ( I hate bug's in my face), 2. Sawyer filter for water. AND yes number 3, .30 YEARS YOUNGER. Have a great week 👍
Just found your channel, was looking for survival and how to use a lensatic compass...seen you was in the pacific northwest so I was a bit hesitant, Just Like I was with Wranglerstar.
Watched this video all the way to the end.
You did not disappoint !!!!!!
Love from a Freedom loving Ginger Croatian who lived under communism and will fight with every American to make sure it never comes to America !!!
SUBSCRIBED !
sadly communism was born in America when one knows who was behind it.
Amen Sister
Excellent video as always. It would be cool to see you make a winter version too. I'd imagine dealing with the cold/snow will make evasion more complicated, and it will be interesting to see how you would deal with that.
HOOAH!!!
Hopefully I get some snow this year!
Arnold,
Tracks in snow . . .
@@fjb4932 You deal with that by making so many tracks that it makes impossible to follow them all. In case you plan to stay in an area.
101 Dalmatians has a good winter evasion template
Outstanding👌Fieldcraft does not change over time, only practice makes perfect, Get out there guys train, and get it done 👋.
This one is top shelf. So many considerations that common folk like myself do not even think about. Thank you for sharing your wisdom.
Thank you Sir!
Constantly play spooky windpipe and lower key piano music to mask your sounds of movement.
So that's the secret!
I mean, who knew?
Good to see you got a good canteen the chunky plastic ones are crap you might want to leave it in the cover to reduce noise except to boil.
Again, Great video!!!
The only thing I'd add is "Do this kind of drill in practice with a loop trail, when your back to your origin, track yourself."
Yup, like a spirograph, one loop/line of travel with repeated loopbacks on yourself is a great way to familiarise with location, aids resource aquisition too.
Good video I liked the format, grew up on a farm many hrs and days spent exploring the bush, the longer your in the bush the sharper your senses get and the more at ease I feel, its our natural habitat. Never been stalked by humans, wolves followed me one time for a couple miles, some good tips here and some good reminders. thanks!
Superb lessons scenario. Watching them being enacted, rather than simply listed, made all the difference for me. Thank you. Also, had to chuckle at the last instruction about drinking the tears!
Great video. I like it. I would get a water purifier. A fire is the absolute last resort.
True.
Throw your cellphone on an eastbound freight train, or an outbound 18 wheeler in a truck stop. Because of heat imaging , stay under or be prepared to get under cover. Spider holes are good.
😮spider holes?
..love it man. I find myself agreeing with you Stokes virtually ALL the time. Love also the NO NEED to verbalize ANYTHING! Just DO it!
I would check out the river for enemy movement before getting water.
I'd add that any fire even small should be made under overhanging branches to diffuse smoke signature.
I liked the way you did this video! It was easy to follow and you made the basic principles of E&E simple enough for civilians to follow and understand. I think videos shot like this are the way forward for presenting relevant content for the Prepared Citizen, American Partisan, Modern Minuteman, or Wolverine !
The couple that are hating on it don't seem to have any of their own content to share for the masses to better help so don't mind them. We all know that even the best laid plans go out the window after first contact anyways.
Keep up the great work!
Glad it resonated with ya.
Haters going to hate.
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Damn mosquito had me slapping my ear! Great video! Always great to see a first Sargeant run😂!
I have some request for videos ? With the coming crisis maybe some ideas ?
* How to leave a city in a crisis undetected ? (thankfully not a very big one )
* Items to pack for a quick escape
* Preferred weapons
* Basic trap setting
* Plant survival
* Smokeless fire
* defeating heat sensors
* basic lockpicking
* basic weaponsmithing / gun care
I know alot of these skill can be find on other channels, but why go to 900 other channel when information can be all in one place ?
Glad our paths crossed! Hope you're able to scroll through my FieldCraft playlist, you'll see some of your list there - and more to come in the future.
Great video and I like the format. Keep the good stuff coming and I appreciate the hard work that goes into it.
Appreciate ya watching and glad it resonated
Very good - I would only add have only necessary things out when in hold up site. Have most things packed and ready to haul it in case you need to move in a hurry.. pack a head bug net that weighs just an ounce but will allow better sleep and wearing it breaks up body contour. Have a couple of old film roll cases packed with cotton balls soaked in ammonia. Most animals hate it and will help keep them away while you sleep and may mask your natural scent somewhat.
Well pointed out, a bandana will make a good filter to aid boiling.
Great crash course here,Top. Doing my part to keep those tears flowing into that flask of yours. Going on a stealth ruck,in April,to use some of these skills. Keep Stoking!
I'm 61 and lived most of my life outside in swamps and mountains . I do not care what happens I am at my best in the outdoors.
I just found your channel not long ago the more I watch of your content the more I like it
Loved it! Very dramatic! Appreciate the editing! Let it rain commie tears!
Good stuff Stoker, Have learned quite a bit about evasion by tracking and observing how the Sasquatch travel through the forest, and how they observe us traveling through the forest. Most of the time you will never see them, but even they make mistakes on occasion, especially the younger ones. They definitely move through the forest much quieter than we do.
I guess being a person of interest for a couple of government agencies for over two decades, teaches a lot about evasion, counter tracking and just how stupid some of these people in these agencies are. Have encountered some excellent trackers over the years, who were able to follow me, no matter how many counter tracking techniques I deployed, but they mostly have one flaw that is inherent of tracking alone.
Bet you have a tale or two.
I was a temporary fugitive and had to evade in an urban environment in Mexico. I wasn’t in trouble for anything serious but I still didn’t want to spend the night in a Mexican jail or the military brig so I got back across to America and turned myself in, whereupon I found my charges dropped and the real responsible party charged. I still had to face the unauthorized absence, missing ship’s movement, and other minor stuff I accrued along my 72 day journey but it did make me realize some things about the psychology of escape and evasion in a real life setting
Great video. With the suspenseful music, i anticipated your dog jumping in at the last minute. Haha. Great reminder to tactics. God bless you and your family.
Great video. I like the format, more digestible. Good info, and excellent overview. Bits and pieces I already knew, some bits I learned a long time ago but forgot. However, the big thing is, without any formal SERE training (and practice), it's hard to know the whole picture and put all those bits and pieces together. Thanks!
🇺🇸🥃
Solid info. Have a great evening
Nicely presented. Always have the mouth of your water bottle pointed down stream to minimize sediment and debris from entering your bottle.
U also don't if u had to go very badly peeing or num 2 just being thot ful but going to the bath room what is the best to do if u cannot hold it?
And filter
Solid demonstration video👍 I especially liked the format of you moving and demonstrating while the onscreen text narrated the fans and evasion techniques used. What a great lesson.
Glad it resonated!
Is scent the main reason you eat away from your hide site? Also, great soundtrack! 👍
Yup!
Very good great video 👍😎🌴🌴
As I was watching you walk through the woods and all them straps on that backpack flopping into the Breeze. First thing that came to mind was our CSM, telling us we look like a bunch of goddamn gypsies all that s*** flopping around in the breeze. You best unfuck yourself. Oh yes those were the days. Love the video give me flashbacks I wouldn't trade him for anything. The more you know the less you carry, Oz turn into pounds, pounds turn into pain and knowledge is free. As far as sanitizing water in the field, I hated them damn little water tablets. There's something about the taste of iodine that just doesn't set good with me but when you're thirsty in the desert you'll drink it. But as a young private I learned to carry a little pack of sweetened Kool-Aid with me and snake a little bit in the canteen on top of that to kill that iodine taste
Thank you.
Nice one STOKER! What was the tapping of the backpack straps with for? Never seen that before.
Keeping them secured so they don’t snagged on anything.
this is AMAZING thank u
When they drop the bomb , it is all useless , nice video , and have a wonderful day
Cover the bottom of your boots with something slick carpet is and example. Watch where your feet are being placed on the ground
Atta boy Top. Very cool and great ending tip.
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I miss being an Army grunt. I still get out in the woods every chance I get though.
Good material. Good video. Well done.
Such a great video, as always. Thank you
Great video- definitely learned a few things!
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It was that music at about 19:00 for me.
Damn fine job!
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I like game trails to get through thick brush. Yes they are obvious but bushwhacking is loud. Also on return to hide site listen for squirrels and birds, especially in the deep woods they complain about humans. When observing an open field try to always look through a bush.
Great video. I bet that was fun filming this one
I had a blast
More awesome content. Fun to watch tips but I realize it takes extensive training to do it correctly. Thanks for sharing
Hope all is well brother!
great video mate. New here. Was fun to get back into the wood, if only 2D.
Another great video. Thank you for sharing and keeping this old man thinking.
Good video and tips , thanks for sharing , God bless !
Top notch, TOP! Made me think I was evading too
Thanks for watching!!
Good vid Stoke but one observation, When you approached the creek it seemed that you didn’t stop & observe first before proceeding and that you went right down to it & you weren’t looking around as you were filling your canteen. Being that it’s a creek wouldn’t that be a major ambush site & your head should be on a swivel at all times? Thanks…..
It is a linear danger area.
@@STOKERMATIC
Hi, why did you fill your water bottle with the mouth facing upstream ?
All the suspended garbage ,animal dung ,bits of wood and other refuse go straight into your bottle .
Facing your bottle mouth downstream avoids this problem ...
Also placing a piece of cloth over the bottle mouth secured with cordage or a rubber band ,further prevents the ingress of suspended matter .
You can tell the people in their mom's basement that have never stepped into the woods vs people who have training and experience from the comments. Keep up the good work
one of my friend he survived in a situation same like with patch survival kit 3 days exhausted travelled over 100 Km. he said still he can't imagine how he could survive with that tiny patch survival kit
Crazy
Great presentation!
Where possible cross creeks in morning to allow clothing to dry during the day, you don't want to sleep in wet clothes.
Listen out for animal / bird alarm calls
thanks
Thank you very much
Fantastic movement!
Good stuff Stoker! 👍👊
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How do you goto the Bathroom 1 & 2. Urine & Excrement leave a Bad Odor.
Great Information on Evading, learned a lot.
Great Video and movement assessments.
Good information
Very cool Mann, thank you .Stamm
Good stuff, Stoker! I bet you had fun on this one. Thanks for another great video. 👍
It was fun. Put a lot of miles on this day. 🥃
awesome man!
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glade to see you secure those straps finally lol😅
Outstanding video!
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Great video. Again Top
Thanks for watching!
I dont see a rifle, pistol or any type of real weapon. Good video. Very informative.
Nice work keep head up
What canteen do you use 5:56 5:58
I am guessing the pacific northwet. This reminds me of air crew survival class.
Zig Zag... as to hide or not make or cut a trail that can make it easier for an experienced tracker to track you
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Good tips
Very good teaching Stoeger I do have one question that I have thought about what if the enemy has dogs would a decent help in that situation what do you think sir
Only real tip for dogs is move faster than them - they and their handlers will tire out. Every other “trick” won’t fool a good and well trained dog
@@STOKERMATIC thank you
@@STOKERMATIC Correct. Only time and distance help against tracking dogs. There are no tricks against a dog's sense of smell. Tire out the trackers.
I got bad news for you pal... I could see you EASILY through most this video, ON CAMERA!! Evade and disguise my ass!!🤣😂
JK, JK. -The joke made sense in my head anyway... I have virtually no humor left at this point in my life, atleast from what I've been told by my 11yr old daughter...🤔😢
AWESOME VIDEO BROTHER!!
Some questions from a non military person:
What kind of tape did you use in the video several seconds before the 11 minute mark?
Why eat that far away from your camp site?
Guerrilla tape I believe.
Keeps scent and sign away from bivouac site.
STOKED !
This content is so exciting made me have to poop when he was observing his site before returning
I like most with the exception of setting up 400 m from last contact. Nope. At a minimum ama be at least a clic away with the blue line between.
Point your canteen down stream when filling, folks
Love the music
Just remember; the enemy is thinking the same things that you are thinking.
The drones have been following you the whole time. They see your every movement
What pack is that you are using?
Kifaru
@@STOKERMATIC awesome, thank you.
I love how hide site is part of a perfect giant 'X' of fallen trees lol
I was entertained.
Nice video.
I stayed alert ...
I was mindful of everything around me ...
I covered my tracks ...
But these adds kept finding me
Agh!
Something I’ve never seen is how to evade tracking dogs. Short of going up or down a river how would you accomplish that?
A well trained dog team is tough to beat - HOWEVER - time, distance, and speed are your friends.
Time: when did they actually get on scene (and was it contaminated before hand).
Distance: the greater distance the more you can employ anti tracking techniques and the farther away the team is from sustainment.
Speed: wears out the team
Cayenne prepper…
Dont cut or remove foliage for useage on hide. Filter water when colleting with at minimum a cotton garment.