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@@daleedwards9537 it's funny how simple things like eating and drinking utensils are often overlooked but can have a great impact

@@Next72Hours cheers brother

@@SurvivalHowTobasics I was sure I had already commented perhaps that was Facebook lol feel like I'm losing my mind half the time

@@Next72Hours ha ha it gets like that when you are on multiple socials

I'm not gonna lie they are dry but they aren't too bad. I eat them without water pretty easy.

I am from the south west of western Australia

That they do..

Thanks. Yes all those suggestions will work and even improve on the net. I chose the basic design as it is a starting point so not to be too complicated for those who are starting out learning survival skills and have never done one before in an emergency but if you have the time and the resources you can modify it many ways

@@SurvivalHowTobasics You inspired me to try one, so thanks for that. Got about halfway done. Having issues with the joining knots, sometimes I get one to lock other times its … tie a couple more overhands. I need to keep practicing!

Thanks for that but I could have left that sit all day and it would still have been yellow as the puribag purification chemical doesnt remove tannins it just kills bacteria, viruses and parisites .. and as for the tannins and everything else that may be in the water.. you must have missed when I stated that there is a charcoal filter and screen behind the spout that takes care of any particulates or insects that may still be in there. Buy one, try it and see..

You mean brown sadness water

Its very doable and not a huge caloric expenditure. took me half an hour to build this.

@SurvivalHowTobasics definitely worth knowing then

My gear list varies depending on where I am going. for this particular video I only carried my basics, to the best of my recollection these items were 1x Sala international Australian army field pack 3x knives 1 fixed blade, 1 swiss army knife 1 chopper 1x tiny stove burner (camp fires were not allowed) my survival kit ( see my other videos on this ) 1x folding saw 1x folding shovel 1x pair gloves 1x spare socks 1x water bottle 1x lifestraw assorted filming equipment, batteries, tripods

They sure are, but im not sure what they have to do with making a gill net from paracord

hey, thanks for the feedback but could you elaborate on what you mean ?

Hey Zib, how are you buddy.

Sure, once I can get my hands on one I will definitely do a review

Glad you enjoyed!

Thanks mate.

Thankyou, I hope you never have to use it.

Hey, Thankyou, I am glad you liked the video. Hopefully you will never have to use anything I teach but it is handy to know how.

My old car had that problem.. I used to just prop it up with a hiking pole lol

Lol I'll get some new struts eventually

thanks

And why do you say that? Yes this trap is large and over exaggerated, that is so that it shows on camera, realistically where I live the trap would be smaller and alot more of them but I also know my way around foraging so I don't think I would. Or, I would just use my bow.

@@SurvivalHowTobasics Check out "The Meat Trapper" on youtube. He is the best with snares I've seen.

thanks, I will check him out.

While my education on the subject is limited to what will keep you alive in a survival situation I would welcome it for you to educate me on the subject

Nuytsia Floribunda is one of my favourite plants in Australia.

It's mainly for ease of viewing just like the white wire but a loop that size I would probably be going for things like fox, wild dog, smallish roos. depending on where I am and what animals around will determine what size snare I will use

@@SurvivalHowTobasics ok got it. Thanks.

Thankyou .

Thankyou

The cooler it is the slower it will work but as long as you put it in direct sunlight the greenhouse effect will still work

Thanks mate

Thankyou.

Ah yep pine sap is great for alot of things.. unfortunately where I live you won't find pine trees unless in a tree farm.. it's a shame really because they make nice straight logs too.

Thankyou 😁

Hi, thankyou.. I'm glad you learned something new

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Thanks for commenting, yes they make a great tinder that is water resistant. I will be making a video on making tinder kits

Nah not mongrels, they are jackeroos.. no worries I have found that in alot of videos about the subject of fire lighting they never truly show how long and how much effort goes into making a fire..

Thankyou..