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10 Survival and Bushcraft HACKS you probably didn’t know!
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Come on now, who doesn’t like a good #lifehacks video?! In this quick bushcraft and survival video I’ll show you 10, actually 11 …
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The log stool is my favorite, physics working at their best.
And the mud sharpening one is really good to learn
So far, the best tips I've seen here
I have found one thing. If youβre using any ax or hatchet with a wooden handle, put a bumper on it. Youβll save yourself a lot of headache. And time because you may not have to make another handle.
Some really good tips there, thank you!
πlove to see some Urban prep hacks.
How dare you assume that wood identifies as wood π π‘ SHAME on you
For TP, at least in Central Oregon, I favor Lamb's Ear. It's wide, soft leaves are perfect and its everywhere.
When I place ducktape on my lighters I loop some para-cord under the tape this way I have the ability to hang them off my pack, belt loop, tree limb so on and so on π
Definitely enjoyed it and I would love to see more
this vid could actully save your life lol I'm now sticking to ur survival hacks.
Feel asleep watching this, literallyπ π π
Great tipps. I am interested in more.
Thank you so much.
Watching from Italyβ€π
you can make shorts out of these bro
that lighter trick is bitchin
Very good mate, no BS just proper job which is totally refreshing; thanks and I've just subscribed to your YT channel π
Good video. Good tips. Thanks.
Bla bla bla had me rolling… π€£π€£π€£π€£
Living in Indiana now but was born and raised in and around the Appalachian Mountains. I've used a stone/rock for sharpening a knife before but the gritty mud on a stick is a new one for me. Makes a lot of sense given the use of "compounds" on sharpening strops since the stone/rock is the same principle as ceramic rods or that old crock you used to turn up to use the unglazed part of the bottom.
Good calls. Liked/Subbed, off to watch some of your other vids!
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loved the hints & the stool
One thing I see folks do a lot is using a hatchet while holding the piece of log with their free hand to stabilize it.
Makes me cringe every time.
Instead use a spare stick or a thin chop of a cut about the size and length of a drumstick and hold the log steady with that instead.
Thanks for teaching real value π amazing
Brains and beauty i bet its hard to find a mate that can innerstandπππ uππ
Stop it. you are macgyvering not hacking.
You are not the creator of all whom is the only one that is absolute perfection.
The lighter trick blew me away-:)
Just found you and subscribed.
Everything, pure brilliance! Thank you! I like your natural mosquito repellent. Hate Off or Deet. Everyone gives off pharamones that's what draws squiters. When l put that shit on my skin gets hot. It works because it clogs the pores. No Bueno. Just like deodorant. Natural is always better. I look forward to learning more….
USE A 9VOLT BATTERY TO STEEL WOLL WET OR DRY N IT WILL START A FIRE ALWAYS
Impressive. Your wife must be proud of you!
He got the like with the duct tape over the kids mouth and then i like ending re pine cone bad, moss goodπ.
Gotta say, not only am I an eagle scout that spent hours behind an axe and hatchet, I've also lived in a wood heated home in Colorado for 3 years when I was starting out, I've never been taught the trick of holding the tool at an angle. I'm a bit pissed to be honest but very much looking forward to passing it along. Also, I'd feel like a very rich man if I got to split a dry round like that! Haha. If I were making a video, I'd be willing to spend a small fortune to get one though! The only place anything dry exists is where nobody would ever camp. Even far in the back country. Best we can hope for is a green dead tree not infested with ants! Great video man, idk why it came into my life, but this weekend I'll be reoutfiting my pack for the day all goes to hell and I have to actually start surviving
Great video. We subscribed.
Thanks for the tips, very creative and well worth the time to watch and learn π
Thanks again π
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