A knife is more than something we use to cut our steak with – it’s a survival tool! And when wielded properly, it can serve for a …
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would you like if some randome dude starts skinning you just for the sake of finding his way wandering around ?
wtf …
Unless you are in a true survival situation, take only pictures and leave only footprints. Carry orange tape or pins to marke your route back ( quicker and less damaging ). The less you play with knives in the wilderness, the less you will have to know about wilderness first aid and medicine LOL .
I think i saw a ka-bar bk2 at the beginning of the video!
Another idea is to buy some cheap thin cordage,the brighter color the better and tie to the tree instead of cutting
Experts advice …. Then here's you guys .. but the bark of the tree!. Lol. Wow. Just wonder around in a circle and die of exposure. At least a renewable resource was spared a scar that it would live through. Keyboard warriors are exhausting
i would not dig a hole with my knife. there could be small rocks or even big ones under the dirt that can damage your blade
9.45, horrific if that slipped, but otherwise an informative 10 minutes.
9.14 I wouldn't be using the knife in that direction, Aways away from body parts
I carry pre-cut pieces of surveyor tape in a gallon ziplock bag. just wrap a piece around a branch when you're nearly out of sight from it. Coming back it's easy to just pull them down and put them in the bag. I did this a lot when exploring new areas to pick mushrooms.
you not bushcrafter, you sucer and destroyer nature
Always cut with the knife away from ur body not towards
8:24 SEE THE BEAR 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Get yourself Ahti Metsa or Juhla knife and stop killing yourself ❤️❤️❤️ no need to thank from you mate 🙏
How much trees he spoiled and wasted 😢
I got my first "real" knife for Christmas at age 9 from my father. He gave me a Swiss army knife at age 6 or 7, but that folding Buck knife with holster was truly a rite of passage.
It may be irrational bias, but I've never been able to much respect a man who doesn't carry some kind of knife.
Just the first tip alone is worth it
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Very useful tips thanks but please try to never carve with the knife in your direction, same with cutting make sure its not towards yourself, and don't lick food of your knife u can cut your tongue.
It's a VERY STUPID idea to tie a knife on a spear, thus risking to lose it in a fight! Better harden the sharp woodtip by burning it shortly in a campfire.
I will probably be living in the woods, forest with my survival knife because I will refuse to take the evil 666 mark of the beast money system chip in my hand or forehead.
⚠️ Never forget to carry sharpening tools with your knife🔪
That’s great. Destroy every tree in the place because you don’t know how to walk in the woods. Maybe you should just stay at home.
Whenever I travel overseas I only check in my knife. I carry a 4” knife attached in my cowboy boot on all my travels.
if your going to do that to trees leave the flap and it will close itself back up after a few days !
don't mess up the trees!
Using a knife for digging is a good way to ruin the knife.
Skill #1. Log jugleing.
Skill #2. Killing Zombies.
I’ve found it useful to make the blaze slightly lower on the side you’re going towards than the side you’re coming from. This way if you get yourself turned around and come across your blaze, you’ll be able to differentiate between your destination blaze and the one you want to follow to get back to the road or whatever.
Of ALL the places and the space they have, those mosquitoes gotta be in YOUR space! 😂😂😂
This was an awesome instructional video!! Especially the scraping of the trees to keep from getting lost!
Thank you!! NOW I’m STOKED!!!
How many different knives did your bring?
This will kill the tree 😮
Scraping a tree with your knife isn't a knife skill, its a navigation skill. And as others have said, there are other ways than damaging the trees unnecessarily to mark your path of travel.
Instead of digging in the dirt with your knife and risking damage to the blade, use a stick to dig and poke around. Way more efficient and effective.
Pulling your blade towards you while carving is a rookie mistake, especially the way you're showing, stabbing yourself in the heart isn't good for business..
Excellent
Great video. Some magic knives.
Your video is the first to show me how to mark your trail, using the blazes method. A great way not to get lost. Thanks for sharing your experience.
Very, very, very good points to pass on. Basic for those in the know… lifesaving for amateurs and neophytes! 😊
I forgot to add. Some say that the cultivating hoe was man's first tool. I say that that may be true for gatherers. In my opinion, the knife was the first tool. For hunters, to survive, and overall, the first tool!
Blazing trees has helped me numerous times navigating through the woods locating deer 🦌 that I was tracking and returning without being disoriented.
Hello sir!! I am a humble warrior from Brazil and I really liked your channel!! Thank you sir!!!
😊Thanks for sharing
Great video.. you also need to know how to hunt with a knife.. fight with a knife . As a knife is both a tool and a weapon for survival .
Aprendi essa técnica de marcação de trilhas quando era adolescente no escoterismo.
great video!! thanks for sharing your wealth of knowledge!!
Great info! Thank you!
great vids
Instead of defacing trees and leaving someone a good trail to track you buy, you should learn to read your surroundings and remember key landmarks.
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Excellent vidéo ! Thanks ! I always Knives on me But if you had to keep one, which one ? Difficult Question !
Please never cut with the knife in your direction if you hold the wood like he did against his chest and carve the wood towards himself, if he went too hard he could have cut himself, accidents happen, never lick food of you knife you can cut your tongue.
Man this video is chock-full of excellent advice. You have an excellent teaching Style. I'm learning quite a bit. Thanks Bill