Do you know the brand and model of the big bag they’re using? Going to the boundary waters next week and am looking into getting some new gear. Thanks!!
It’s funny how this guy talks so much about “managing his time” when he was easily the worst at it. Guy was there for 45 days and never even got his shelter built, and didn’t get his Gill net in the water to start fishing. But was doing exercise routines and talking about installing flooring for his shelter.
what other item should he remove to add that? Without a good answer to that, they idea is pointless. needs to be an experience hunter also, not just good with a bow. What was the maximum, 10 arrows? In time, the arrows may be lost and I doubt it will be enough to be a good hunter to be able to make really good arrows in the wild. You need craftmanship and materials also.
@Kevin Hart microfiber sleeping bags remain a lot of their insulating property even when they get wet and they are way better than a reflective bivy. although i'd probably opt for wool.
I can assure you, he will never use that bow drill hole. Imagine trying to hold the axe level.... the metal part will be so heavy you will need a lot of energy just to try to keep the tip of the drill in that hole. How are you going to balance that axe on the tip while drilling until you get enough amber? Lmao. How a person choose and set up his tools say alot about a person's wisdom, which is probably the one single most important tool to survive alone in the challenging environment.
I like that he had his sleeping bag in a water proof stuff sack. Could be really handy for transporting and storing fresh water in if he makes it until things freeze over.
@@JohnDavis-im1oy There's always one on RUclips isn't there... the tough guy who thinks he knows better than everyone else. Care to share a video of you staying alive in sub-zero temperatures without a ferro-rod and sleeping bag? Or are you all talk?
He has a colored lanyard on his ferro rod. Joe's group wasn't allowed to do that prior to drop off and Joe didn't get it done first thing. But LOOK WHAT JOE HAS DONE SINCE THEN!
@@jamesellsworth9673 I could be wrong, but I kinda got the feeling like JR wasn't up to it mentally and used the "lost" rod as an excuse. The way he narrated his early setbacks just seemed really negative and he really oversold the rod being lost, imo. The tide wasn't even in yet as he was EXPLAINING how he'd lost it, so it looked a bit dubious to me! And as a Canadian (from Vancouver Island!) I was very much disappointed to see him bow out!
This guy is very smart, very well thought out equipment 👌 Also, finally someone who knows what size hooks & line to rely on! Some contestants be going shark fishing with their choices
Like Bill Randal says, it all depends on the metallurgy and hardening/tempering of it, some carbon steels bend and work very easily along with some stainless steels whereas, some stainless is nearly unworkable just like some carbon steels are. If he is using one of the lower end stainless blades or one specifically heat treated to be softer, it will indeed be softer than most "carbon steel" blades.
I have eagerly been waiting for the new season of ALONE. I hope the editing is less 'created' drama and more of a look at strategies and how they are playing out. Cast is 'telegenic' for sure...but the bios look like people who spend a lot of time in the wild doing what needs to be done.
Me too, I have to wonder if more people want to see a train wreck and enjoy people crying. I just know I really like to see what works. I really like last season solely because of Jordan, who brought old world techniques and thrived as a hunter. I thought more people would copy this approach, but this guy joe has no bow so we will see how long he lasts.
What’s he going to catch wild game with, he doesn’t really have a strong weapon that can kill a moose, or any kind of bigger animal (comment down so if anyone knows what’s he going to do)
Same here. I was thinking "WTF", is he really only going to carry an axe? Having said that, I'd want more utility out of that knife. But I'm sure he's vastly more experienced than I am.
Bill Randall I have skinned rabbits, squirrels, deer, hogs, raccoons, and possums with a leatherman. I flattened out the screwdrivers and made em into different knives for different animals or parts of animals. Works pretty well.
I find it funny how people that don’t live in the north choose a -40 sleeping bag, where I live in Canada it gets colder than -40 lots and have seen -55 in a few winters, id be going with the coldest rated bag available.
What you quickly discover when you experiment with different bags is that those ratings are pretty unscientific and don't always correspond to reality. You kind of need to test the bag for yourself or at very least get recommendations from people you trust. I wouldn't take the -40 or -60 rating literally.
I just don’t know why everyone loves big knives. A good multi tool will do the trick and more. Axe and Saw is another duplication. That large silky saw will provide as much wood as you need for 3 months. Why waste calories building a cabin when a lean-to will do. Turning into a camping program rather than a survival situation. People have lived with little or no equipment or training for 40 odd days.
garberg weighs a lot. Perfect for camping and beating on, but useless for survival. Well not useless but his 500 basic weighs 1/3rd as much and every calorie not hauling around 6 ounces saved is a calorie keeping you out there longer. No need at all for full tang, our forefathers never needed it, you need it only to baton with which is a worthless waste of energy skill
@@Crosswalker. you realize the garberg offers nothing but being extra weight, right? The competitors already have axes, and the garberg isn't exactly good at skinning game. Lift me half a pound thousands of times while starving or trying to make your hundredth fire wile cold and tired and also starving. With your attitude and brains I'd be surprised if you made it more than 3 days. 🤡
Normally, I wouldn't say anything but can we, as a community of random people on the internet, all make fun of this weekend warrior Bill Randall. He is in EVERYONE of these comment sections.
*That $10 Mora knife is good for the price,* but it's nowhere near tough enough to be a good choice for the show. If the knife lasts 100 days, it's because you babied it. You can choke up on your ax and use it for a lot of knife work......maybe it will work out OK. I know it's already over but Good Luck anyway.
I was wondering about the pants also. They definately were wool, I too noticed the Swedish flag. First guess would be to check on Swedish Military surplus. If anyone finds them, please post a link here for the rest of us. Let the search begin.
He can use his saw to cut down a dead tree then sprinkle sand on top of the stump. It's easy to sharpen a scandi knife on the flat surface. He could also use any hard rock to make the edge convex.
Sparrow Flying I was surprised by him carrying a mora, a cheap mora at that. I wouldn’t go anywhere intentionally without one, but I would definitely have something better on me too.
Bill Randall re: cold steel shovel. No one is taking them because they are a waste of time. Very popular & a waste of money that people take car camping.
@@milesb4231 Hey now! Don't knock car camping. Sometimes there are angry hogs and the car is the only choice. Better to chew the car with me trapped on the roof than me.
So I am confused. On tonight’s episode When he was seen trimming trees to build his shelter, I clearly saw him using a chisel along with his axe. Not among his items though. How is that?
I watched it twice and will again. His knife has a black handle, I will check the handle on the tool he was using. I don’t know that you could pound down on the tip of a knife without breaking it or that it would do what this tool was doing to shape the wood.
Yeah cause as the name suggests carbon steel use carbon and when heat treated the carbon atoms hold the iron in a hard but brittle state. Stainless Steel has a fair bit of chromium which u can't harden but it doesnt rust like carbon steel. That's a very brief summary.
@Bill Randall I'd just take a 12 gauge/.22 over and under with slugs and CCI Stingers. For big game, slugs leave a little more leeway when it comes to shot placement, and Stingers are the best .22 rounds out there.
It’s a small splitting axe, not a cutting axe - interesting choice as it is heavy - but if you have used one (and I have for many, many years now) it is one of the best tools you can use for making quick work of wood for fire - bucking, kindling, split logs etc. the weight/shape of the head makes the work easier - so time and effort are gained at the expense of weight. A saw has completely different purpose and use ( I would want both saw and axe as well). If there is ice, say more than 8 inches - maybe up to 2 feet (or more) - I sure would pick that splitting axe over just about anything else except maybe an ice axe (not so handy for splitting wood) or an auger ice drill. Having ice fished for years as well - chopping thru 2 or 3 plus feet of ice is just crazy without that axe. Common to have 3 feet of ice or more in the north in winter.
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Wire snare? U could have use the parachord. Should have bring some soap for cleaning. Instead of fishing hooks, exchange to salt. U can make bow fishing with the parachord
If you have watched the show before, you'll see that the bunnies and foxes routinely chew their way out of paracord traps. That's why participants started using wire in later seasons.
@Bill Randall Illegal in some jurisdictions as it sometimes leads to people getting lazy about checking traps. They still have to follow NWT laws as well as the local indigenous laws.
Camper, not survivalist. He took a stainless steel water bottle to put it inside the sleeping bag, lol. Why not a better sleeping bag??? Small hook can catch a big fish, lol. No, it can't, otherwise big hooks would not exist. A big fish will straighten or break a small hook and escape.
@@kyleklmondwa9042 yeah, but I’ve lived it before, taking a few tools away isn’t going to break my will. Korengal couldn’t, the high desert couldn’t, and your lack of faith in me certainly won’t either. I’d love the opportunity to prove you very much wrong.
really bad picks! how are you going to cut snare wire or fishing like without a multi tool?! you dont need a knife, when you have a multitool, it can have multiple blades. Water bottle is also useless. Noone else picked it. That only means nothing to you? You didnt see what people actually used in the previous seasons?! Its not rocket science you know. He wasnt ready and skilled enough for this show. Most players pick pretty much the same tool set up. Fishing like and hooks, bow and arrows. Hey, you cant do both at the same time you know...
not having a slingbow, with a few of the arrows being 2 piece takedown models, is a big error. taking paracord, gillnet, ferrorod, cookpot, belt knife, axe, saw, sleeping bags, all big mistakes. Take one of Cold steels' shovels, modified to have 8" of saw edge and to be taken apart without tools. Take a modified Crunch multitool, also set up to require no tools for take down. with a carbon steel regular blade, two REAL file blades, one of which is fitted to the saw teeth of the shovel, one is an awl, for drillng holes in the new, longer handles for the shovel, one is a hook/scoop knife with a gouge point, for making spoons and bowls. out of wood. Take the 12z12 tarp and the rope hammock. You'll make your 100 sq ft tarp shelter and your poncho, leggings and breechclout out of the 12x12. and 2500 sq ft of 3" mesh netting and 500 ft of cordage out of the hammock and the 2020 tarp. Convert as much of that netting as you want to 1.5' mesh by weaving in splits of local vegetation. Take the big roll of duct tape, the 2 lbs of gorp ration, the 3 lb bloc of sea-salt, Take the snarewire and the fishing kit using both to catch predators and waterfowl, until the nets are getting the fowl. Then all the hooks are to be set for predators. Jungle whips, vertical for predators, horizontal for big game, are a big part of your strategy, but the net weirs, for fish and fowl, have to provide you with 200,000 calories in 50 days. You can weave 200 sq ft of 3" mesh per day, by firelight, out of the tarp. 300 per day if you're unraveling the rope hammock.
Food is the deficiency that everyone has Few will have a big critter on their lousy little 5 sq mile plots, much less get a shot at them with a mere bow. The springbow is handier to carry with you than a regular Bow. Callie already missed a moose cause she didn't carry her bow. That will be her un-doing. The slingbow can use baked clay ballls as ammo for the sliingbow, for shots not worthy of an arrow. The duct tape switly fletches field made arrow shafts, for 'hail mary" long shots into flocks of fowl, to make them leave a spot where you have no traps, and hopefully, they will then land in your baited, trapped area. 50 ducks and 50 seagulls totals 160,000 calorioes. Add in 6 geese or loons and you'll have 200k calories. Catch 300 lbs of fish in your 50 days before winter makes you hole up and youll have another 100,000 calories. Add 50k calories of small game, predators, small birds, and you can win, if you know to stay in your shelter except for a once a week exit, to stone boil more ice , filling up your rainsuit-container, having a hot meal, dispose of wastes. and crawl back into your debris stuffed shelter. for another week of lying there. eating cold, dried flesh food. This is not that hard to do, folks and if you get lucky with your whips and also score a wolf and a deer, or maybe a caribou, your win will be assured.
Alone returns Thursday, June 11th at 10/9c
Do you know the brand and model of the big bag they’re using? Going to the boundary waters next week and am looking into getting some new gear. Thanks!!
Achaeos Salisbury that i agree but living off the land is hard plus that’s treaty land too lol they’re on Dene land
Bill Randall just get woods 5 star sleeping bags. They are the best for the wild...even for hunting and camping.
It’s funny how this guy talks so much about “managing his time” when he was easily the worst at it. Guy was there for 45 days and never even got his shelter built, and didn’t get his Gill net in the water to start fishing. But was doing exercise routines and talking about installing flooring for his shelter.
No bow blows my mind in that environment. So much small, medium, and big game, plus predators
Right?? Early in the show he says he doesn't know how to hunt. How does he think he will be able to survive without hunting?
what other item should he remove to add that? Without a good answer to that, they idea is pointless. needs to be an experience hunter also, not just good with a bow. What was the maximum, 10 arrows? In time, the arrows may be lost and I doubt it will be enough to be a good hunter to be able to make really good arrows in the wild. You need craftmanship and materials also.
@Kevin Hart microfiber sleeping bags remain a lot of their insulating property even when they get wet and they are way better than a reflective bivy. although i'd probably opt for wool.
First guy whose pot doesn’t look brand new 🤣 respect
Why wouldn't you buy some new stuff for such a big trip? What's strange about that?
@@junbh2 they last for years tho if u have one at home no reason to buy
Carliegh and Dave used some old gear too.
The axe with the bow drill hole sounds Ike a great idea
hahaha sure there
But way on the end seems like an odd choice for weight and balance. I'd like to see how he uses it. Maybe he's got a system worked out.
I can assure you, he will never use that bow drill hole. Imagine trying to hold the axe level.... the metal part will be so heavy you will need a lot of energy just to try to keep the tip of the drill in that hole. How are you going to balance that axe on the tip while drilling until you get enough amber? Lmao. How a person choose and set up his tools say alot about a person's wisdom, which is probably the one single most important tool to survive alone in the challenging environment.
I like that he had his sleeping bag in a water proof stuff sack.
Could be really handy for transporting and storing fresh water in if he makes it until things freeze over.
Ferro rod in the pocket🤔 dont pull a Joe Robinette and lose it🤣🤙 GAME OVER!!!
@@JohnDavis-im1oy There's always one on RUclips isn't there... the tough guy who thinks he knows better than everyone else. Care to share a video of you staying alive in sub-zero temperatures without a ferro-rod and sleeping bag? Or are you all talk?
He has a colored lanyard on his ferro rod. Joe's group wasn't allowed to do that prior to drop off and Joe didn't get it done first thing. But LOOK WHAT JOE HAS DONE SINCE THEN!
@@jamesellsworth9673 I could be wrong, but I kinda got the feeling like JR wasn't up to it mentally and used the "lost" rod as an excuse. The way he narrated his early setbacks just seemed really negative and he really oversold the rod being lost, imo. The tide wasn't even in yet as he was EXPLAINING how he'd lost it, so it looked a bit dubious to me! And as a Canadian (from Vancouver Island!) I was very much disappointed to see him bow out!
@@hanifibrahim460 As was I. Joe is 'error prone' and a bit excitable at times. He saw a LOT riding on the show.
Same with Bill Randall.
This guy is very smart, very well thought out equipment 👌 Also, finally someone who knows what size hooks & line to rely on! Some contestants be going shark fishing with their choices
if they know anything, they can cut the big hooks in half and re=forge the ends, end up with twice as many hooks in half a day. Now who's stupid, eh?
Jerry Bates yeah....please show your personal video of that in the wild.
yes .......and if contestants wanted to shark fish , they could always make a shark hook out of bone and then braid lighter weight line.
I cannot believe this guy took a 20 dollar knife to survive
That’s a mora 511 things like 10 bucks, the 20$ companion is a good knife
A real life fantasy rpg character...
As soon as dude stared building a wooden floor before the walls and roof were up I knew he was a goner.
I thought carbon steel was easier to sharpen than stainless steel...
It is lol
Like Bill Randal says, it all depends on the metallurgy and hardening/tempering of it, some carbon steels bend and work very easily along with some stainless steels whereas, some stainless is nearly unworkable just like some carbon steels are. If he is using one of the lower end stainless blades or one specifically heat treated to be softer, it will indeed be softer than most "carbon steel" blades.
It is lol
It's is no idea what he thought that
@@southronjr1570 Softer stainless yes, easier/faster to sharpen than carbon steel NO.
I have eagerly been waiting for the new season of ALONE. I hope the editing is less 'created' drama and more of a look at strategies and how they are playing out. Cast is 'telegenic' for sure...but the bios look like people who spend a lot of time in the wild doing what needs to be done.
Me too, I have to wonder if more people want to see a train wreck and enjoy people crying. I just know I really like to see what works. I really like last season solely because of Jordan, who brought old world techniques and thrived as a hunter. I thought more people would copy this approach, but this guy joe has no bow so we will see how long he lasts.
@@melvincollins8104 i dont see much success with bows ... traps for small game and fish works better
The Rockwell hardness is dictated by the heat treat, not by whether the blade is made from stainless steel or carbon steel.
half true, carbon steel is still easier to sharpen even when it's just as hard or slightly harder than its stainless variants.
Different steels will create different results when heat treated.
Interesting how they’re all allowed the tie on the ferro rod now, eh joe?
Man... When will they ever do a tropical island kayaking season!? I ask, because that's pretty much the only season I would qualify in.
Lol you would have to fight off all the surfers and beach babes for your spot, lol
@bali song Yea... I suppose you are right.... the show would go on for years...
As far as extra heat in a bag, rocks heated by the fire will last far longer than the water bottle.. a bow or extra tarp much better choices
What’s he going to catch wild game with, he doesn’t really have a strong weapon that can kill a moose, or any kind of bigger animal (comment down so if anyone knows what’s he going to do)
He'd rather take a water bottle
Bare hands, he train since birth in gulag for such things
@@JordanMac79 I was wondering what he brought instead of a bow,lol.
It was day 42 and his shelter was still less than a 3rd built….not the brainiac of the whole crew….
He's going to whine about thew wind. take forever to not build a shelter, then tap out. My least favorite contestant of all seasons.
I didn’t see the knife at first and thought he didn’t have one. That would be crazy
Same here. I was thinking "WTF", is he really only going to carry an axe? Having said that, I'd want more utility out of that knife. But I'm sure he's vastly more experienced than I am.
Bill Randall I have skinned rabbits, squirrels, deer, hogs, raccoons, and possums with a leatherman. I flattened out the screwdrivers and made em into different knives for different animals or parts of animals. Works pretty well.
Mora 511, solid choice.
bow drill socket on a five pound axe and a stainless steel mora... Hope he put more thought in his other items.
Sticking with the mora knife, shows it can be an extremely reliable knife for its cost
@Bill Randall shut up. Post your 100 day video in the artic winter ill equipped then ill listen to you.
I find it funny how people that don’t live in the north choose a -40 sleeping bag, where I live in Canada it gets colder than -40 lots and have seen -55 in a few winters, id be going with the coldest rated bag available.
What you quickly discover when you experiment with different bags is that those ratings are pretty unscientific and don't always correspond to reality. You kind of need to test the bag for yourself or at very least get recommendations from people you trust. I wouldn't take the -40 or -60 rating literally.
@Bill Randall I would encourage you to go try it someday. You will learn lots and might have fun.
The axe is really cool, very multifunctional!
I like the saw...👍
@Bill RandallThe shovel sounds very interesting, but I think I would keep the axe and saw and the add the shovel.
@bali song So sign up for the next season and show everyone how it is done!
Well spoke
Why not one of those special forces shovels it is an ax,saw,shovel combo, one item 3 tools?
No bow? Wow!
If you know you're not good at it it makes sense not to waste a pick on it though.
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No multi-tool means no pliers and no metal file for sharpening the ax and such
I'm soft as tissue paper but this guy makes me look like Chuck Norris.
Haha
How does he appears soft to you?
it seems like he had an awful lot of string made of various materials, i think dropping 1 of those for something else would have served me better
@Bill Randall oh i ddnt know that.. plus if youre somewhere with an abundant tree supply then i know id be just fine with making it.
I never go anywhere without a little pot😤
Swear I've seen him in a cartoon/game somewhere 😁 good preparation
Mora knife is a good choice
I use that same mora knife at work every day.
My man is loaded to the gills with string, NOTED.
Wow stainless steal is harder not softer lol
Did my eyes deceive me? At about 28 minutes in episode 3, it looked like Joe was using a chisel.
Look carefully at the handle and the edge. I'm pretty sure it's just his mora.
Don't you know Amazon will deliver ANYWHERE, chisel too.
I just don’t know why everyone loves big knives. A good multi tool will do the trick and more. Axe and Saw is another duplication. That large silky saw will provide as much wood as you need for 3 months. Why waste calories building a cabin when a lean-to will do. Turning into a camping program rather than a survival situation. People have lived with little or no equipment or training for 40 odd days.
Sinceable choices all. I'd likely choose a multi tool over the knife.
Dudes a goofball he brought a mora 511 as his knife?
A mora is a nice choice but i would've taken the full tang version with me 🤔 the Garberg fe...
garberg weighs a lot. Perfect for camping and beating on, but useless for survival. Well not useless but his 500 basic weighs 1/3rd as much and every calorie not hauling around 6 ounces saved is a calorie keeping you out there longer. No need at all for full tang, our forefathers never needed it, you need it only to baton with which is a worthless waste of energy skill
@@escapetherace1943 If a few extra grams of weight kill you, then you wouldn't have made it anyway 😏
@@Crosswalker. you realize the garberg offers nothing but being extra weight, right? The competitors already have axes, and the garberg isn't exactly good at skinning game. Lift me half a pound thousands of times while starving or trying to make your hundredth fire wile cold and tired and also starving. With your attitude and brains I'd be surprised if you made it more than 3 days. 🤡
Cool choices
Nice hat Elmer
Normally, I wouldn't say anything but can we, as a community of random people on the internet, all make fun of this weekend warrior Bill Randall. He is in EVERYONE of these comment sections.
The position of the drill socket in the axe handle is so weird, i wonder how can he use it
I'm so excited!
I love mora dont get me wrong but his choice is silly go for a bushcraft or a garberg
*That $10 Mora knife is good for the price,* but it's nowhere near tough enough to be a good choice for the show. If the knife lasts 100 days, it's because you babied it. You can choke up on your ax and use it for a lot of knife work......maybe it will work out OK.
I know it's already over but Good Luck anyway.
Anyone know what brand of pants he's wearing ?
Were those wool?
Yeah same did u ever find out?
I was wondering about the pants also. They definately were wool, I too noticed the Swedish flag. First guess would be to check on Swedish Military surplus. If anyone finds them, please post a link here for the rest of us. Let the search begin.
Fjällräven, it's a swedish brand, high quality outdoors clothing, the prices are thereafter of course..
If I am not wrong pants are Hamra by Micklagaard, Hagfors/Sweden
No multi tool?
This guy planes well
are gill nets legal in that area for sports fishermen.
Anyone tried to sharpen a scandy edge knife on rocks?
He can use his saw to cut down a dead tree then sprinkle sand on top of the stump. It's easy to sharpen a scandi knife on the flat surface.
He could also use any hard rock to make the edge convex.
Bet he quit before his scandi gets dull
The water bottle makes no sense to me, he's got the ferro rod to start a fire and he can heat rocks to keep himself warm, and he's already got a pot.
Sparrow Flying I was surprised by him carrying a mora, a cheap mora at that. I wouldn’t go anywhere intentionally without one, but I would definitely have something better on me too.
@Bill Randall GENIUS! Which season did you win again?
@@JustinSerda They won't let him on it because he's too good :).
Bill Randall re: cold steel shovel. No one is taking them because they are a waste of time. Very popular & a waste of money that people take car camping.
@@milesb4231 Hey now! Don't knock car camping. Sometimes there are angry hogs and the car is the only choice. Better to chew the car with me trapped on the roof than me.
Anybody have an ID on his hat?
No tarps?
Seems they got one for free
Really question the sleeping bag choices. That more the likely is not a true -40oF bag.
No its not a 40 below bag .more like zero bag .
Besides everyone knows only real hobbits use wool blankets, not sleeping bags
So, how did he do? No bow and arrow?
So I am confused. On tonight’s episode When he was seen trimming trees to build his shelter, I clearly saw him using a chisel along with his axe. Not among his items though. How is that?
I thought so, too, Susan. It was only visible for 2 seconds and it might have been his knife, but it certainly looked like a chisel.
I watched it twice and will again. His knife has a black handle, I will check the handle on the tool he was using. I don’t know that you could pound down on the tip of a knife without breaking it or that it would do what this tool was doing to shape the wood.
@@tedschintz3093 It looked to me like his mora knife but I didn't see the tip.
Hot water bottle but no teddy bear? Sacrilege.
does anyone recognize who makes that hat?
That’s “Joe” not “Joel” by the way!
Yea!!!!
Yana Robertson Yana :) didn’t know you were on RUclips also Imma come sub right now!
@@ShawnWithTheWildALONES7 It isn't my normal content platform but I dabble. :)
Yana Robertson lol I followed
What company makes the cargo pants? They look like wool.
micklagaard
does anyone recognize who makes that hat?
what back pack is that?
The final line of each of these followed by the walk off the frame is so cringe
Hello
Stainless softer than carbon steel?
Yeah cause as the name suggests carbon steel use carbon and when heat treated the carbon atoms hold the iron in a hard but brittle state. Stainless Steel has a fair bit of chromium which u can't harden but it doesnt rust like carbon steel. That's a very brief summary.
Anybody know if there's any paid site I could stream all of this?
Dr.Sam from new girl
Hello my name is joe jonas
What about the backpack itself?!
That doesn't seem to count towards the limit. Which is nice, because you can use it for all sorts of good things.
That's not a knife...
On my eye it looks like Mora Basic 511 , Blue edition from 2018 or 2019
What kind of pants are you wearing?
Most likely Fjällräven, don't know which model tho
I think it is Hamra professional by Micklagaard - Sweden
BELLA ITALIA you are correct, sir
No rations?
Where is the First Aid kit????
They automatically get one of those. These items are extras they can choose from a list.
Is your cell phone considered an extra or necessity?
An extra necessity, how else are you supposed to rub one out while starving in the wilderness? A protein shot a day, keeps the vultures away lmao.
where can i watch alone if i live in europe
Check soap2day
Go northern California gets it done brother
Where is his rifle?
Not sure if you're serious or not. If you're not, lulz. If you are, lulz.
Firearms are NOT ON THE MENU for this series.
@@jamesellsworth9673 Didn't know that.
@Bill Randall I'd just take a 12 gauge/.22 over and under with slugs and CCI Stingers. For big game, slugs leave a little more leeway when it comes to shot placement, and Stingers are the best .22 rounds out there.
@Bill Randall Someone needs a new hobby.
I don't know anything but why an axe and saw? Can't the axe do everything the saw can while being a weapon to
It’s a small splitting axe, not a cutting axe - interesting choice as it is heavy - but if you have used one (and I have for many, many years now) it is one of the best tools you can use for making quick work of wood for fire - bucking, kindling, split logs etc. the weight/shape of the head makes the work easier - so time and effort are gained at the expense of weight. A saw has completely different purpose and use ( I would want both saw and axe as well). If there is ice, say more than 8 inches - maybe up to 2 feet (or more) - I sure would pick that splitting axe over just about anything else except maybe an ice axe (not so handy for splitting wood) or an auger ice drill.
Having ice fished for years as well - chopping thru 2 or 3 plus feet of ice is just crazy without that axe. Common to have 3 feet of ice or more in the north in winter.
What pants are those?
Hamra by micklagaard
Big boy pants
Lawn dart
Veggie peeler
Canadian flag
Aluminum foil
1 strike anywhere match
Nude playing cards
9 iron
Free Willy on VHS
4 grams Ketamine
Ping pong rule book
Any one see this on joe Rogan podcast I’m sure I watched it but it’s disappeared
LOVE the show.. but..
well.. lose the interviewer.. overly white teeth guy
Strat Cat totally agree.
I would of won if picked for the show
Wire snare? U could have use the parachord. Should have bring some soap for cleaning. Instead of fishing hooks, exchange to salt. U can make bow fishing with the parachord
If you have watched the show before, you'll see that the bunnies and foxes routinely chew their way out of paracord traps. That's why participants started using wire in later seasons.
@Bill Randall Illegal in some jurisdictions as it sometimes leads to people getting lazy about checking traps. They still have to follow NWT laws as well as the local indigenous laws.
Camper, not survivalist. He took a stainless steel water bottle to put it inside the sleeping bag, lol. Why not a better sleeping bag???
Small hook can catch a big fish, lol. No, it can't, otherwise big hooks would not exist. A big fish will straighten or break a small hook and escape.
He took a cheap Mora 511 knife ($9), really?
They're good knives though and don't tend to break.
Just give me a chance... I’ll show you a real survivalist.
That's what MOST of these people think when they want to get on the show. Then most of them cry for mommy and pack it in within 20 days.
@@kyleklmondwa9042 yeah, but I’ve lived it before, taking a few tools away isn’t going to break my will. Korengal couldn’t, the high desert couldn’t, and your lack of faith in me certainly won’t either. I’d love the opportunity to prove you very much wrong.
Worst shelter build ever.
Oml I hate Japanese saws
I can't imagine being allowed to take a real saw but show up with a folding bread knife...
Yo wtf this is wrong guy
This dude was super hard to watch no offense but not a single good clip
This is funny AF. How did this guy do, because I bet he was a weak competitor...
Go out there yourself. Talk is cheap.
really bad picks! how are you going to cut snare wire or fishing like without a multi tool?! you dont need a knife, when you have a multitool, it can have multiple blades. Water bottle is also useless. Noone else picked it. That only means nothing to you? You didnt see what people actually used in the previous seasons?! Its not rocket science you know. He wasnt ready and skilled enough for this show. Most players pick pretty much the same tool set up. Fishing like and hooks, bow and arrows. Hey, you cant do both at the same time you know...
not having a slingbow, with a few of the arrows being 2 piece takedown models, is a big error. taking paracord, gillnet, ferrorod, cookpot, belt knife, axe, saw, sleeping bags, all big mistakes. Take one of Cold steels' shovels, modified to have 8" of saw edge and to be taken apart without tools. Take a modified Crunch multitool, also set up to require no tools for take down. with a carbon steel regular blade, two REAL file blades, one of which is fitted to the saw teeth of the shovel, one is an awl, for drillng holes in the new, longer handles for the shovel, one is a hook/scoop knife with a gouge point, for making spoons and bowls. out of wood. Take the 12z12 tarp and the rope hammock. You'll make your 100 sq ft tarp shelter and your poncho, leggings and breechclout out of the 12x12. and 2500 sq ft of 3" mesh netting and 500 ft of cordage out of the hammock and the 2020 tarp. Convert as much of that netting as you want to 1.5' mesh by weaving in splits of local vegetation. Take the big roll of duct tape, the 2 lbs of gorp ration, the 3 lb bloc of sea-salt, Take the snarewire and the fishing kit using both to catch predators and waterfowl, until the nets are getting the fowl. Then all the hooks are to be set for predators. Jungle whips, vertical for predators, horizontal for big game, are a big part of your strategy, but the net weirs, for fish and fowl, have to provide you with 200,000 calories in 50 days. You can weave 200 sq ft of 3" mesh per day, by firelight, out of the tarp. 300 per day if you're unraveling the rope hammock.
Food is the deficiency that everyone has Few will have a big critter on their lousy little 5 sq mile plots, much less get a shot at them with a mere bow. The springbow is handier to carry with you than a regular Bow. Callie already missed a moose cause she didn't carry her bow. That will be her un-doing. The slingbow can use baked clay ballls as ammo for the sliingbow, for shots not worthy of an arrow. The duct tape switly fletches field made arrow shafts, for 'hail mary" long shots into flocks of fowl, to make them leave a spot where you have no traps, and hopefully, they will then land in your baited, trapped area. 50 ducks and 50 seagulls totals 160,000 calorioes. Add in 6 geese or loons and you'll have 200k calories. Catch 300 lbs of fish in your 50 days before winter makes you hole up and youll have another 100,000 calories. Add 50k calories of small game, predators, small birds, and you can win, if you know to stay in your shelter except for a once a week exit, to stone boil more ice , filling up your rainsuit-container, having a hot meal, dispose of wastes. and crawl back into your debris stuffed shelter. for another week of lying there. eating cold, dried flesh food. This is not that hard to do, folks and if you get lucky with your whips and also score a wolf and a deer, or maybe a caribou, your win will be assured.