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PREPPERS ARSENAL
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 4 ก.ย. 2022
Welcome to Preppers Arsenal! Here we delve into the art of preparedness and survival, providing valuable insights, tips, and strategies to help become self-reliant in any situation.
From emergency preparedness and urban survival to wilderness skills and self-sufficiency. We believe being prepared is about more than just accumulating supplies; it's about cultivating a resilient mindset and honing essential survival skills.
Join a community of like-minded individuals passionate about preparedness and ready to face any challenge with confidence. Practical demonstrations, gear reviews, and tutorials to ensure you have the tools to a secure future.
Whether you're a seasoned prepper or just starting your preparedness journey, we've got you covered. Let's embark on this journey together, arming ourselves with the knowledge and skills necessary to thrive in an unpredictable world. Remember, preparation is the key to peace of mind, and we're here to help you build your arsenal of readiness!
From emergency preparedness and urban survival to wilderness skills and self-sufficiency. We believe being prepared is about more than just accumulating supplies; it's about cultivating a resilient mindset and honing essential survival skills.
Join a community of like-minded individuals passionate about preparedness and ready to face any challenge with confidence. Practical demonstrations, gear reviews, and tutorials to ensure you have the tools to a secure future.
Whether you're a seasoned prepper or just starting your preparedness journey, we've got you covered. Let's embark on this journey together, arming ourselves with the knowledge and skills necessary to thrive in an unpredictable world. Remember, preparation is the key to peace of mind, and we're here to help you build your arsenal of readiness!
WHICH IS BEST??? Testing Condor machetes
Review of Condor machetes.
Golok 11'' Golok 14'' and Yoshimi machete
Check out all their products@CondorToolKnives
Golok 11''www.condortk.com/products/product/60025
Yoshimi www.condortk.com/products/product/61710
Golok 14'' www.condortk.com/products/product/60932
Golok 11'' Golok 14'' and Yoshimi machete
Check out all their products@CondorToolKnives
Golok 11''www.condortk.com/products/product/60025
Yoshimi www.condortk.com/products/product/61710
Golok 14'' www.condortk.com/products/product/60932
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Rust Disaster! Can My Knife Be Saved?
มุมมอง 75ปีที่แล้ว
Hey ya'll! In this video I will show you how to take rust off of blades. If you have any questions leave them in the comments.
From Paracord to Punk Wood: Testing to Find the Better Tinder for Survival
มุมมอง 363ปีที่แล้ว
When it comes to surviving in the wilderness, starting a fire can mean the difference between life and death. But with so many different materials to choose from, which ones work best? Join us on an adventure as we test out a variety of tinders, from paracord to punk wood, to determine which is the ultimate fire starter. Watch as we put each material to the test and share our surprising results...
Stealth Cooking (How To Make A Dakota Fire Hole)
มุมมอง 781ปีที่แล้ว
Today I will show you my thoughts on the Dakota fire hole and teach you how to make them. I will also fail to make a the hole between the two pits quite large enough, that is why you see smoke occasionally. Sorry about that part but in all this is a fantastic method for cooking and boiling water and stealth camping. Because of the fact that most of the flames and coals are below ground level it...
Best Survival Pack List
มุมมอง 557ปีที่แล้ว
In this video I will show you what I recommend that you carry on your person or in your car at all times this includes the 5c's; cordage, combustion, cover , cutting tools, and containers. Some of the hardest things to recreate in the wild are on this list that is why they are so important.
The Ultimate Survival Ration (Pemmican)
มุมมอง 5602 ปีที่แล้ว
Todays video is a little bit different as I am not in the woods but I hope you enjoy! Leave comments I do read them so if you have questions or advice I will be there.
All Wet? Here's How To Start A Fire In The rain!
มุมมอง 2.1K2 ปีที่แล้ว
In this video I will show you how to find dry wood to make tinder to start a fire in even the wettest places thank you David Vaughn for asking.
Hook, Line, and Dinner! How to Make an Automated Fish Trap
มุมมอง 1.7K2 ปีที่แล้ว
In this video, I'll show you how to make a trap that will automatically catch fish for you while expending as few calories as possible. All you'll need is some paracord, river cane, bait, and a hook. Here is Link to my favourite machetes youtube.com/@CondorToolKnives @condortoolknives
Primitive spring snare quick guide to snares
มุมมอง 4502 ปีที่แล้ว
Primitive spring snare quick guide to snares
In a fight I would take a hammer instead.
Should call the condor a hammer
The first one you are taking bigger swings, rotating your body more, and really driving your shoulder into. Others not so much and you aren't striking at the best part of the blade on the longer ones. Not a great comparison.
Silky Gomboy is the best choice for those tasks 🤌
The handle material you weren't sure about is micarta.
My friend the deer antler in your pocket could be very painful if you were to fall on that side of your body. Consider a different method of carry.
different blades for different purposes
you are one of the few of us that could actually survive in a real world apocalypse.... i am glad that you make your videos.....it sux that i can't get my kids to learn this kind of skills
Já está preparado para TWD, muito bom!
You're hitting way too close to the handle, and consequently are robbing yourself of power in your strikes. That might be part of why they aren't sticking. Try hitting about ⅔ down the sharpened length of the blade, maybe even closer to the end. That sweet spot varies by blade, but it's almost never in the middle or near the handle.
You have got a great point man I appreciate the advice I’ve used them a lot more since then and came to the same terms as you suggest. Thanks man!
i am amazed with your survival skills.....educational videos for sure
Wrong tool 😂
Beautiful landscape; humble mate, enjoyed review. Subbed from Florida.
thanks !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Japanese stones sharpin the larger ones
Weapons are tools
True appreciated correction, but I think you understand.
woa what happened at the end??
Boom boom💥
im gonna need to try that
That snake was chill as a cucumber, i bet u could have just picked it up and it wouldn't have even cared
Thank god, you were wearing a helmet! Safety first 😂! Just kidding, you’re awesome dude! Keep it up!
Hope the crew found this helpful or at least entertaining! Subscribe if you want more content!
Very cool version. Weighted when ice fishing and you have an idea of your depth, this would work well too.
Another great video. Thank you for showing and explaining in such detail!
cool
Good stuff brotherman
Informative video! I had no idea punkwood made a good tinder, I have read that you can char it like cotton char cloth, put it in a can over a fire, but never knew that it took a spark that easy.
It was a really good video but I wouldn't use the edge of my knife to strike that ferre rod. Add some vaseline to that dryer lint or cotton and the burn time will greatly increase .
Thank you for watching James! Yes I should have addressed that. I usually wouldn’t use the blade but this knife is one that needs a lot of work anyway so I’m not to careful about it’s edge. Thank you for commenting!
Great video! Thanks this taught me more about punk wood.
Good to see you back, it’s been a while!
Yes sir/ma’am sorry about the break in content. getting back on board for you all.
Bro your just holding that 😮💨
Great tip!
thank you learned something worth my while!
Great explanation! I use this one too, but we have cloud cover most of the time here in the PNW. Thanks!
how do you sharpen your knife in the wild?
I personally use a whet stone to sharpen my knives before excursions but if you don’t have one you can use a a smooth river stone keep its surface wet to carry away the metal powder.
That’s awesome. I’m definitely going to use this. Thanks Jon :)
Thank ye thank ye.
Very useful! Use this one all the time.
You're a very good instructor. You take your time and show/explain everything in detail. Good camera work too!
Hi Jon's glad to see you're continuing with your videos 👌 good workmanship of the gorge hook (with only one small mistake) your attachment to the line should not be in the center but 1/3 of a point so that it can turn to the "hooking" in its mouth good continuation to your channel 👍
Very nice, never seen a fish hook designed to gut hook like that and it’s simple & easy to make.
Sorry my friend. No offence but that is not known as flint and steel. That is actual flint and actual steel. Good job using the ferro rod, though.
Thank you for watching and commenting. I am fully aware of this fact I just called it that because people think they know what that is. I am pretty sure I did mention it as ferro rod though, as in the title.
@@PreppersArsenal Yes you did. Good video though. I'm glad you're doing this kind of stuff instead of being out causing trouble.
Thank you for this. I learned something useful today. :)
Great job young man! I’ve actually used this type of fire before they work great in windy weather!
Good stuff! Another trick is (if possible) to dig the inlet on the windward side. This way wind will push more air into the fire without any additional effort ;)
Very nice, you did an exellent job of explaining & demonstrating the Dakota fire hole.
Great demonstration Jon! That was good knowledge. Thanks😁
This is a really helpful thing to remember in stealth situations. Thank you for posting!
Good on you mate these types of fires are brilliant from what I have seen of them over the years I' am still to do one myself so the knowledge is good knowledge. Cheers for posting mate 😁