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hey learned something new

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i said that because i m reading the book 438...that says that alvaro escaped from outlaws in SALVADOR..and lived at costa azul..so i think he makes this story to save his live from theme..

is this story true??..i can not believe it..specially when we see his health after being found..he looks very well..not like what a castwy look like..what do you think..i want to be convienced...thank you

What type of shotgun is that it looks really cool

Obviously, one would use a poncho in summer as any other season - because it RAINS. What the blazes is wrong with you. I don’t limit myself to my area, another state or other country. I wear my DIY Anorak and over-pants, breathable, wind and water repellent/proofed. Combined weight = 6.8 oz. For shelter, I use my DIY Dyneema floorless 4.7 oz tent. You’re living in the past.

Absolutely please do a video on ur cache belt by wahzoo. I saw ur video on edc. It was great. Went to wahzoo site. Disappointed they had only black belts but that’s ok. It will work for me although I’d rather have the camo or tan belt. Thanx for ur channel.

Quick and efficient. Deflects wind. I generally roll into my Poncho Shelter so A shorter stick means lower profile in stealth situations. About 50% of the time I use at least one inside tent height adjuster height stick. Another tool in toolbox! THX!

I especially liked putting the short stick under the hood to raise the roof. No need to put another tie out stick on the exterior.

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Get potassium iodide crystals to mix with the cleanest water possible. We dissolved 1/4 tsp iodine crystals to 1 quart water. Apply topically. You can put a thin cloth or even a paper towel or Kleenex a wound or burn and keep it saturated with the iodine. Potassium iodide solution is clear. You must add iodine crystals to make it that red-brown color that permanently stains everything it touches which is why I prefer just the potassium iodide. Keep the wound saturated until pain goes away. Wet it often enough to keep redness and pain at a minimum. It even works on burns. Decades ago I spilled simmering soup on my left hand at a buffet. We always carried an ounce of the solution with us, so I wrapped my hand in a napkin that we saturated with the potassium iodide water. When I got home, I put a cup or so in a bowl and kept my hand soaked for about 3 hours until the pain went away. The next day all I had was a couple small spots of brownish skin that peeled like a sun burn, and a couple of painless pinhead size blisters in some of the palmar joint creases. I nave no scars. We used it as a nose drop, eye drop, or even swallowed it for nausea. It will sting a wound or eye or nose, but it kills most bugs on contact and is absorbed into the skin to go deeper.

Howdy from Corpus Christi Texas. Outstanding 👍 👍

I use a old really old tin pocket for shag . Its longer than than the small tin can you use . Its for pocket you set normal your shag and more in to it like a lighter . Its close good for it And water problem ? Well use a condoom for use if you go in water. Just pull it over the tin can Normal use you will have not a problem with it.

Always like how people think its what it need Personal i go for a pocket like the leader man . A model with more use for fish tools on it Reason is have model that is more to use for fishing . Same with pocket knife i go for a model with saw on it . And not a lose blade and have to make something to let it work. A good option for a small Pocket knife will be a MY FIRST VICTORINOX H Thin knife and will fit in small tin box And yes is for kids first knife but will de the job just fine . Or the CAMPER model . The Corkscrew is really easy to use. To open the saw blade and the corkscrew. Use a tree branch and use corkscrew in to the branch . Than use rope to more secure the knife . And you can saw on higher place . Same with a needle . I use pocket needle set from a store. Its small pack with wires needle and more in a small plastic pack. What just fit in my tin can. I do look in to pick lock set. Something i do can use . But really small blade you can open some locks . Its not easy to make a toolbox in your pocket. Its al about what you need in the place you are . Wel do i go for a army Pocket knife . I use a (use Google and type in) Victorinox model 4 NL Its a Dutch officiële army knifel model . And really have what you need to use really al thinks. Problem no saw on it . Than you go for the HUNTER XT GRIP model. The Gutting blade both knife have them. And its use after you kill a rabbit to thake of the skin and more so you can make it ready to eat it. The knife is make this way so you will not cut the intestines. Just some thinks to think about it

Can you send link for the trcoutdoors guideline thing can’t find it thanks 😊

I love the plow point/diamond shelter configuration, I like the knots/loops. Great vid!

Great stuff, and simple, too. Thanks

Hey new subscriber here...great video mate catch you on the next one 😊

Damn where is the comment section

What a great simple shelter Thx for the video

Como se llama el protagonista de primitivo skills .

Absolutely not "With 1,700 steady Watts". You need to be clear that this is under parallel... 🤨

What's happening with this build? I've really enjoyed this series. Thank you.

Good clear instructions. Thanks

See ya on the next one

See ya on the next one

Is this a rectangular poncho or a square one? Thanks

hey my brotha, new sub for ya here n i am a u.s. marine vet here 93' to 97' active n only have email here , def. wanna talk more , thanks n talk soon bro > tom !

Creative, thoughtful, and excellent. Thank you!

This is awesome. Straight forward, no complicated BS. Love it

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Ponchos are not practical as a weather cover or a tarp. Why? As a poncho to wear for weather, it is waterproof and worn in warm weather you will sweat. It flaps in the wind - annoying and easily gets caught on brush. As a tarp it is too small for adequate coverage from wind, cold wind, rain, snow and critters. A breathable, wind, water resistant/waterproof Anorak/Jacket suffices for weather protection eliminating the issues of excessive heat and normal elimination from brush damage and wind annoyance. An adequately sized tarp or low weight/volume tent is suitable for coverage from the listed negatives.

I have Rite-in-the-Rain refills but also picked up a few ink refills from Value Village a used thrift store. You can also get Plus scales as some call it for your SAK that will hold a pen. I took a photo of a Heetsheet being used by homeless in our largest city in Canada. I went out and bought about 15 of these blankets when I saw that they went China made, hunted down all the USA made ones. Having stored them in my home, they will be inspected for damage before being put in any kit heading out. Really enjoy your series. I have decent tin survival kits but have been branching out to multi-pocket survival kits. Your past articles have added self rescue/E&E gear to my kits.

Really enjoying your videos, I've watched several of them in the last day or so. You have so much information in your head, really inspiring!

Only asking because if you are dead through lack of water your not going to be signaling anyone

What about the rule of. 3s do you have anything covering that

Any redundancy if the lighter does not work

I guarantee not plane is gonna hear that whistle not up there it’s not

Nice job on both shelters. In my area the 1-pole shelter is often called a Diamond Shelter or Plow-point Shelter. I agree with an earlier comment that the prop stick inside the sheltyer can be removed by using a tie-out cord on the poncho hood on the outside. Thanks.

Cache, I can't find the video on your deep carry tube. Is it standard Shomer-Tec Escape & Survival Module kit or did you mod it?

Cord is so light that you can stuff some in many areas of your bags and pockets, including hats. It is good to improvise, but do try to carry real fishing line with your fishing kits as it is always best to have the right tool for the job.

Ultralight hikers aim for at least 200cals per oz of food. Survivalists would do well to use this as a guide as well. Try to get good protein and fat when you have water on hand. Most snack foods are too high in empty sugar. If you can't identify a local food plan on a weekend hike, you most likely won't be able to do it in a survival situation. Fish and meat however, you could get a fair amount of food even if you waste some from crude skinning if you are not trained in that. Forget those wallet card punch out "hooks", respect yourself and buy real hooks for your kits, they are small and dirt cheap.

At the very least, tape a handcuff key and razor blade to the inside of your belt on the side or pants. NOT for escaping legal custody. Declare such tools if arrested for any reason. If you see something from Oscar Delta UK, buy it! He will be discontinued items without notice or reason; get it while you can.

One purpose to the lanyard holes in the water bag is to slowly melt snow inside your jacket (over a shirt!) in the winter if you have no other method. You can add some snow, and melt on the move. Do this only if you generate extra heat while moving, do not do it if you do not have enough clothes to keep you warm in the first place. If you carry anything besides pre-labeled tablets, write the wait time for what you carry on a piece of paper or the container. Don't forget the threads on any bottle that may hold untreated water. Dry your threads off before capping.

If you use a round type wax/cotton based commercial tinders you can flatten them with a cutting board or book to make them fit more places. Always EDC a lighter. but stick other fire starters and tinder in other places.

Entry tools can be a crime in some areas so know your laws. Entry tools are more of a SHTF or at the least an anti-kidnapping skill set. Better to focus on your basic needs unless kidnapping or sex trafficking is common in your area. That does not mean you should not train with them, but know where it is illegal to own, and where it is legal to own but illegal to carry outside of the house. The 2 rules of sport lock picking: 1. Don't pick any lock you don't own. 2. Don't pick any lock in use, in case you damage it. I got an after market key stuck in a Russian handcuff and was glad I didn't have it on my wrist at the time.

I am fine with vacuum bags and other plastic bags over containers. The SOKOA is way too pricey for me, I'd rather spend that on the gear. Big fan of your SERE gear articles. Looking forward to following this survival kit series.

apologies for the below line thru text-it was not me yet was nice2know

manythxs vip keep em coming

Great content!