Hello sir, if i may give you some advice on tactical movement in forests. My experiences are from four years in the Royal Danish Army Home guard as a sergeant, 2½ years in the Royal Danish Army, MECHINF, Jutland Dragoon Regiment, deployment to Iraq, Basrah region, British sector and NRF 10 certified (NATO Response Force). Forests were our domain, our playground, our turf. 1: ALWAYS move as if the enemy is right up ahead. 2: ALWAYS move FROM cover TO cover, in this case always move from and to a tree, stump, big rock, ditch etc, when ever any halt are made, no matter how short, you must ALWAYS be in cover. For example dont stop between trees, stop AT the tree and always turn your front towards a suspected or located enemy. 3: Dont use a tarp when tactical camping, just lay in your sleeping bag with a cover on, use your ruck as a improvised fighting position/windblocker. 4: KEEP YOUR WEAPON CLOSER TO YOU, your weapon are too far away from you, and its BEHIND you, thats a no go sir, you have a sling on your weapon for a reason, use it. 5: The only reason a weapon cant tip over, is because you must NEVER stand it anywhere, if it tips over alot of things can be knocked off center, mag´s can get unclipped and the safety can move. 6: Please sir, make sure to check your safety, my eyes may fool me but im certain that i saw your weapon un-safe, on single shot, that is unsafe weapon handling and is NEVER tolerated. 7: If you cant use your compass at night without artificial light, you need another compass. We had Silva´s and Suunto´s and those compass had fluorescent lights that you could "charge" with a flashlight before nightfall, othervise use the moon and stars. PS, that is one massive bubble in that compass! 8: When sleeping tactical, you NEVER take off your boots, you just untighten the laces; soldiers with no boots on is like a pizza with no tomatosauce; you just dont do it. 9: When you have all of your gear on, ready to move out, then jump a few inches or so up, if your gear makes any sound AT ALL, fix it. 10: No loose straps, strings, un-buttoned pockets, stuff hanging outside your body, everything must be tight and "sharp". 11: Smoking, fire, hot meals, hot drinks are also a no-go, you get used to drinking cold chocolate and coffee after a week. To sum it up, you have a very good idea of what to do and not to do and kudos for even trying going tactical, you are a person with a serious interest in the tactical, survival and bushcraft, and you have the right attitude towards the subjects. Just consider the tips i gave you and you are even better equiped for various scenarios. Take care, stay safe and the best to you sir. Brian.
always like the fact you get out and train, so many youtubers simply talk the talk or do gear reviews, (nice to see you rocking the old british parka, works well where you are)
I was told cedar trees were good cover from overhead infrared detection because at night they release some heat during transpiration. Never verified it though. Central Texas would be great if that was true.
Drop holster is the way to go. They are very comfortable, and work well. Buy quality though, Safariland or Blackhawk, the cheap ones aren’t worth the cost. Buy once cry once.
You make the so called "bushcrafters" look like amateurs. Every episode I challenge myself to spot you in the undergrowth. Haven't yet, but getting closer.
If you are going to be seated a lot... Like in a vehicle, mounting your pistol holster above your waist has advantages. If you are mostly afoot or mounted on a horse the drop leg or belt level is going to be more ergonomic. Ultimately what will work best for any individual is what they have been trained to use. When microseconds count Muscle memory rules the day.
Hey Snake it's me again The Snake of N.Florida, the military does war games so why wouldn't we do the same. It combines camping and tactical practice and the use and care of our equipment. I'm all for it, you're definitely serious about your practice. Always watching, happy trails, be safe my friend.
Since you asked, things attached to legs like holsters and cargo pockets will wobble back and forth and make noise. Put insulation objects like gloves and hats in cargo pocket where you can benifit from cushion and insulation. Hard objects like mags and lights stowed in cargo pockets are self defeating. Noisey. With a vest, I can only have access to printer when vest is on seems short sighted. And cumbersome.
"Who needs enemies when you have food like this" - had to laugh at that one. Hahaha Eaten more than a few MRE's myself, and it has to be said that some are lacking. 🖒
Nice spot for concealment . Great video as always. All the twigs are great alarm whistles, if someone is trying to flank you. Somebody would have to really move slow to try not to give up their position. Try different ways with your printer, until you are confident where you place it is good for you. That is why we train and practice while there is somewhat less of a threat of shtf .
I like your campsite in the middle of a blowdown. Nice concealment. Lots of firewood. Protection from the wind. While out working a trapline I always chose a blowdown or a rock outcropping.
I recently heard from a Marine who knew a guy who carried his sidearm on his chest rig. Dude got a 7.62 in the chest and fragmented the sidearm that took off his nose....brutal. Said he carries on belt. Looking forward to a video if you get a drop leg holster. Thanks again!
Oh you need Swiss army knife with scissors and cut open any thing that would make a lot of noise when opening. Great video great job. God bless. From Glenn CATT in Massachusetts. Scissors are the silent cutter.
For your particular situation to run both a handgun and a couple of spare 556 mags I would recommend a light chest rig with 3 AR pouches with flaps. One pouch for the handgun and the other two for the two spare 556 mags. You can add three or 4 more 556 mags to your pack to have a minimal fighting load. If you’re not wounded or dead on first contact you will burn through 2 -3 mags just to break contact. Don’t skimp on ammo. Drop legs are a nuisance, as they catch on every thing and can cause discomfort on your leg and chaffing. Extra pistol mags can go in your smock. A simple Chest rig like from Condor or other China knock off will give you plenty of ventilation ( overheating is a threat all year ) and it will make for an easy on off. I would not recommend a vest. I usually run an Alice like LBE, using m56 H suspenders and a condor gun belt with molle pouches attached to it, to carry both fighting load and more sustainment items. And I have a plate carrier as well, but I have used the simple three 556 mag pouch chest rig for years for vehicle and for permisive scouts. I don’t think you will be disappointed.
Have you ever heard of a company called fire force gear? They make top notch gear here in the USA and they use actual marpat fabric not a knock off lol. The buttpack, triple mag, and pouches are excellent and match perfectly, they are a little pricey but worth it imo and they have several different camo patterns. 👍
great video! i use a hill people gear sar kit bag. it fits my glock, a couple mags, small knife, survival stuff, small binoculars or flir all on my chest. The thing i don't like about a drop leg is you kinda lose your regular and cargo pockets on that side of your pants. thanks!
Fun video for tactical movement, stealth, talked about your thermal signature, so then what? Noise discipline can be a prob. but you can only do so much while making a movie. And camping. Don't forget to camo up your rifle, for total tacticool. And face camo paint. for even more coolness.
He likes a very minimal energy expenditure adventure, and very little impact on the area. Minimal calorie expenditure also. Less work to cover up when he done. Like a Snake....
Good exercise for testing gear. Great concealment location - make sure you can observe 360°. Looking forward to part 2! A couple of things to consider: 1. Look into an ASAT poncho for stagnant observation. 2. That brand new jacket stuck out like a sore thumb, you may want to ditch the surplus gear for some Real Tree AT hunting camo for slow patrolling in that environment. 3. A drop leg holster is going to eliminate the use of one cargo pocket and may interfere some with front pocket access on that side. It is also going to snag on nearly everything it touches in a woodland setting. Check out the safe life defense tactical belt to keep everything tight to your waist. It also has an inner belt for easy on/off so you can don your gear quickly if needed. 4. it sucks to have to lay on gear between the 11 & 1 position for an extended period of time if you have to go prone. Chest rigs/vests are better suited for missions using cover w/o having to go prone. 5. That pack looked better for long range extended patrols. Try a 72 hour pack, you can get more of the essentials (food, water, ammo, navigation, cover) in them than you think and they are much easier to maneuver in woodlands.
i just love america. its a nation where a person can lose themselves and just forget the world. being in a lame, and tiny island called united kingdom means no right to defend ones life so that aspect of this video i can only dream about. the actual campcraft and awareness aspect if you are into stealth /wild camping priceless. again my man top shelf.👃
Snake , your jacket seems (on camera) to work very good in that environment . The pants not at all . Question : does anyone use color shifting eye shades ? It's a trick picked-up from the vets before night vision . I'm not suggesting it replaces new tech , but does it have a place anymore ? 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
The pants will blend in about three weeks when more foliage comes in. Never heard of this glasses... will look into that. Thanks for watching and commenting!
@@SurvivalTheory most commonly yellow glasses - shifts green , foliage looks different than synthetic dies , and extends vision in low light . Walmart sales yellow tinted shop glasses .
It's not the woodpeckers you have to worry about its all the damn sasquatch running around at night. Always carry the ability to print something in the woods. All kidding aside.
Hey Snake! Another great video. I'm not in an area where there are poisonous snakes--rattlers the further East I go. If I ever am, what are some tips I should apply when scouting a site and before setting up camp?
Great video brother. ❤ But I think I have a problem.... 😒 When I see you have dropped a video..... 😳 I run downstairs, jump across the room into bed, throw the camo netting over my head, giggle like a school kid and watch it. Wide eyed. If you sold Snake Decoders.... 🥸 I'd be all in. 😐 I don't see a problem with it at all. My girlfriend is very concerned tho. 🤣🤣🤣 But who cares what she thinks. When the zombies come.... she'll get it. 🤨
You are almost always invisible , whatever you do , ditch that hat, the top of it sticks out like a beacon light. If you watch the video you will see what I mean , it is fine from the front but once you are below the line of sight ,it is very noticeable.
If it were a real tactical situation.... He would use the jacket to complete a silhouette hung in a tree as a diversion.... And he wouldn't be recording it for evidence. 😳
@@redfaux74 So what does that have to do with the buttons being glossy and reflecting light? And why would one try to create a diversion when they are trying to be invisible?
@@stephenwest798 - You've likely never played chess. You can use a smaller, more insignificant piece to take a greater piece. Pawn to get a Queen.... sacrifice. 1) You can't see why you would want to make it seem like there was a person "partially camo-ed up" hiding on the west side of a trail when you're on the right side of the trail? 😳 2) You think Snake wouldn't have a ghillie suit on if he were sure he was in true danger? He had face paint in his BOB. He wasn't using it. In other videos his camo, netting, is much more advanced than this. He's not trying to outshine a Navy Seal. This video is for us yokels, us normies. Just because he can, doesn't mean he has to every time. You're missing the point if you're this intense.
@@redfaux74 Seems to me that you are the one who is intense and defensive all over my comment on glossy buttons and now you are attacking me and making wild speculations about what snake would do in different situations. You need to calm down. And by the way, the ghillie suit has been replaced.
Great video! M.R.E. = My Real Enemy. Doesn't take much for tactical constipation ... That's why pri 1 is breaking that MRE down to essential components, leaving the bad stuff at home base. Better yet, customized MRE components. Hot sauce never expires, a dab under each eye, great coffee substitute. Add hand/ toe warmers for the dark nights. I like the observation regarding the cover = that hat shines. That specific sniper veil also very observable when worn that way. IMO shovel is part of tactical kit. th-cam.com/video/VSmOxWPZV3c/w-d-xo.html don't leave home wo your SF digger. Small trowel ok, lets you practice alcohol fire and Dakota fire hole but prefer to practice with what really needs to be carried. Also, seems solo tactical should be more like E&E methods. Lots trees for OPFOR to take cover vs that AR. Level up to civvy .308 AR w can or otherwise. Higher end ammo converts all those trees from cover to concealment and can collect a greater range of game in a pinch. When you're on your own, you need to cover the DM role. Can is essential if thermal sights. Best solo recon is FPV drone video. Amazon drone OK for general environment. Custom drone where elec warfare is present. IMO drop holster, belt holsters, tac vest, shoulder holster not preferred. Try small of back carry for small printer and tactical fix blade, aka scout carry. $.02
Hello sir, if i may give you some advice on tactical movement in forests.
My experiences are from four years in the Royal Danish Army Home guard as a sergeant, 2½ years in the Royal Danish Army, MECHINF, Jutland Dragoon Regiment, deployment to Iraq, Basrah region, British sector and NRF 10 certified (NATO Response Force).
Forests were our domain, our playground, our turf.
1: ALWAYS move as if the enemy is right up ahead.
2: ALWAYS move FROM cover TO cover, in this case always move from and to a tree, stump, big rock, ditch etc, when ever any halt are made, no matter how short, you must ALWAYS be in cover.
For example dont stop between trees, stop AT the tree and always turn your front towards a suspected or located enemy.
3: Dont use a tarp when tactical camping, just lay in your sleeping bag with a cover on, use your ruck as a improvised fighting position/windblocker.
4: KEEP YOUR WEAPON CLOSER TO YOU, your weapon are too far away from you, and its BEHIND you, thats a no go sir, you have a sling on your weapon for a reason, use it.
5: The only reason a weapon cant tip over, is because you must NEVER stand it anywhere, if it tips over alot of things can be knocked off center, mag´s can get unclipped and the safety can move.
6: Please sir, make sure to check your safety, my eyes may fool me but im certain that i saw your weapon un-safe, on single shot, that is unsafe weapon handling and is NEVER tolerated.
7: If you cant use your compass at night without artificial light, you need another compass.
We had Silva´s and Suunto´s and those compass had fluorescent lights that you could "charge" with a flashlight before nightfall, othervise use the moon and stars.
PS, that is one massive bubble in that compass!
8: When sleeping tactical, you NEVER take off your boots, you just untighten the laces; soldiers with no boots on is like a pizza with no tomatosauce; you just dont do it.
9: When you have all of your gear on, ready to move out, then jump a few inches or so up, if your gear makes any sound AT ALL, fix it.
10: No loose straps, strings, un-buttoned pockets, stuff hanging outside your body, everything must be tight and "sharp".
11: Smoking, fire, hot meals, hot drinks are also a no-go, you get used to drinking cold chocolate and coffee after a week.
To sum it up, you have a very good idea of what to do and not to do and kudos for even trying going tactical, you are a person with a serious interest in the tactical, survival and bushcraft, and you have the right attitude towards the subjects.
Just consider the tips i gave you and you are even better equiped for various scenarios.
Take care, stay safe and the best to you sir.
Brian.
Thanks for the watch and words!
Very informative.
Brian - I thought for sure you were going to be a keyboard warrior but that was good info.
Thanks Brian
@@SurvivalTheory You are most welcome sir, keep up the good work and im lookin forward to your next video!
always like the fact you get out and train,
so many youtubers simply talk the talk or do gear reviews,
(nice to see you rocking the old british parka, works well where you are)
Thanks for watching and commenting!
I was told cedar trees were good cover from overhead infrared detection because at night they release some heat during transpiration. Never verified it though. Central Texas would be great if that was true.
I'm going to look into that. Thanks for watching and commenting!
i hv heard that too,, i think it's all evergreens,, i may be wrong
Drop holster is the way to go. They are very comfortable, and work well. Buy quality though, Safariland or Blackhawk, the cheap ones aren’t worth the cost. Buy once cry once.
Yep. Thanks for watching and commenting!
You make the so called "bushcrafters" look like amateurs. Every episode I challenge myself to spot you in the undergrowth. Haven't yet, but getting closer.
Ha. Thanks for watching and commenting!
If you are going to be seated a lot... Like in a vehicle, mounting your pistol holster above your waist has advantages. If you are mostly afoot or mounted on a horse the drop leg or belt level is going to be more ergonomic. Ultimately what will work best for any individual is what they have been trained to use. When microseconds count Muscle memory rules the day.
Thanks for watching and commenting!
Hey Snake it's me again The Snake of N.Florida, the military does war games so why wouldn't we do the same. It combines camping and tactical practice and the use and care of our equipment. I'm all for it, you're definitely serious about your practice. Always watching, happy trails, be safe my friend.
Thanks for watching and commenting!
Keep on keeping on, Snake! Good to see you!
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Since you asked,
things attached to legs like holsters and cargo pockets will wobble back and forth and make noise. Put insulation objects like gloves and hats in cargo pocket where you can benifit from cushion and insulation. Hard objects like mags and lights stowed in cargo pockets are self defeating. Noisey.
With a vest, I can only have access to printer when vest is on seems short sighted. And cumbersome.
Interesting video. Navigation at night is always a challenge but practice makes you better.
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You are the expert at camouflage and concealment. You have a master's degree of the environment. (ME)
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"Who needs enemies when you have food like this" - had to laugh at that one. Hahaha
Eaten more than a few MRE's myself, and it has to be said that some are lacking. 🖒
Ha, yes. Thanks for watching and commenting!
Good stuff… Holster wise a mid ride is pretty nice
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Nice spot for concealment . Great video as always. All the twigs are great alarm whistles, if someone is trying to flank you. Somebody would have to really move slow to try not to give up their position. Try different ways with your printer, until you are confident where you place it is good for you. That is why we train and practice while there is somewhat less of a threat of shtf .
Thanks for the view and comment!
Nice one Snake excellent content
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Excellent video, enjoyed it and thanks for sharing your experiences.
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I like your campsite in the middle of a blowdown. Nice concealment. Lots of firewood. Protection from the wind. While out working a trapline I always chose a blowdown or a rock outcropping.
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Always good stuff snake. Yes a tac vest would be a great addition to the gear list
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I recently heard from a Marine who knew a guy who carried his sidearm on his chest rig. Dude got a 7.62 in the chest and fragmented the sidearm that took off his nose....brutal. Said he carries on belt. Looking forward to a video if you get a drop leg holster. Thanks again!
Were they able to sew hz nose back on ??
Asking for a friend
One of your best video’s , great job , stay with side arm on vest 👍 old guy from Florida .🔫🌴😎👍🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
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Oh you need Swiss army knife with scissors and cut open any thing that would make a lot of noise when opening. Great video great job. God bless. From Glenn CATT in Massachusetts. Scissors are the silent cutter.
Excellent. Thanks for watching and commenting!
AllWays a good idea to have extra ink cartridges if you're taking a printer.
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Another enjoyable and informative video from the Survival Snake. Stay well Brother.
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For your particular situation to run both a handgun and a couple of spare 556 mags I would recommend a light chest rig with 3 AR pouches with flaps. One pouch for the handgun and the other two for the two spare 556 mags. You can add three or 4 more 556 mags to your pack to have a minimal fighting load. If you’re not wounded or dead on first contact you will burn through 2 -3 mags just to break contact. Don’t skimp on ammo. Drop legs are a nuisance, as they catch on every thing and can cause discomfort on your leg and chaffing. Extra pistol mags can go in your smock. A simple Chest rig like from Condor or other China knock off will give you plenty of ventilation ( overheating is a threat all year ) and it will make for an easy on off. I would not recommend a vest. I usually run an Alice like LBE, using m56 H suspenders and a condor gun belt with molle pouches attached to it, to carry both fighting load and more sustainment items. And I have a plate carrier as well, but I have used the simple three 556 mag pouch chest rig for years for vehicle and for permisive scouts. I don’t think you will be disappointed.
Have you ever heard of a company called fire force gear? They make top notch gear here in the USA and they use actual marpat fabric not a knock off lol. The buttpack, triple mag, and pouches are excellent and match perfectly, they are a little pricey but worth it imo and they have several different camo patterns. 👍
Will look into that. Thanks for watching and commenting!
Good video, great points...
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I utilize a drop leg / high thigh and love it if I’m going with gear on otherwise it’s concealed
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great video! i use a hill people gear sar kit bag. it fits my glock, a couple mags, small knife, survival stuff, small binoculars or flir all on my chest. The thing i don't like about a drop leg is you kinda lose your regular and cargo pockets on that side of your pants. thanks!
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Good video , thanks for sharing ,God bless !
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Fun video for tactical movement, stealth, talked about your thermal signature, so then what?
Noise discipline can be a prob. but you can only do so much while making a movie. And camping.
Don't forget to camo up your rifle, for total tacticool. And face camo paint. for even more coolness.
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i prefer a drop leg..and a vest or carrier would help with the load distribution.
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Great video. A lot to learn from it.
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Surly you don’t need magazines for your printers but ink cartridges haha, nice video
Yeah kept using the wrong words. Thanks for the view and comment!
You can never have too much ink....
A Kelly kettle in a small hole might allow water boiling without a visible fire.
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He likes a very minimal energy expenditure adventure, and very little impact on the area. Minimal calorie expenditure also. Less work to cover up when he done. Like a Snake....
@@redfaux74 good point
As always Snake, great video. I always enjoy your videos.
Year of chaos indeed. Organized chaos.
Most certainly. Thanks for watching and commenting!
Good exercise for testing gear. Great concealment location - make sure you can observe 360°. Looking forward to part 2!
A couple of things to consider:
1. Look into an ASAT poncho for stagnant observation.
2. That brand new jacket stuck out like a sore thumb, you may want to ditch the surplus gear for some Real Tree AT hunting camo for slow patrolling in that environment.
3. A drop leg holster is going to eliminate the use of one cargo pocket and may interfere some with front pocket access on that side. It is also going to snag on nearly everything it touches in a woodland setting. Check out the safe life defense tactical belt to keep everything tight to your waist. It also has an inner belt for easy on/off so you can don your gear quickly if needed.
4. it sucks to have to lay on gear between the 11 & 1 position for an extended period of time if you have to go prone. Chest rigs/vests are better suited for missions using cover w/o having to go prone.
5. That pack looked better for long range extended patrols. Try a 72 hour pack, you can get more of the essentials (food, water, ammo, navigation, cover) in them than you think and they are much easier to maneuver in woodlands.
Thanks for the watch and words!
i just love america.
its a nation where a person can lose themselves and just forget the world.
being in a lame, and tiny island called united kingdom means no right to defend ones life so that aspect of this video i can only dream about.
the actual campcraft and awareness aspect if you are into stealth /wild camping priceless.
again my man top shelf.👃
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That hat is practically reflective!
Sure is. Thanks for watching and commenting!
Bwoohahaga.... 👿
Snake , your jacket seems (on camera) to work very good in that environment . The pants not at all .
Question : does anyone use color shifting eye shades ?
It's a trick picked-up from the vets before night vision . I'm not suggesting it replaces new tech , but does it have a place anymore ?
👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
The pants will blend in about three weeks when more foliage comes in. Never heard of this glasses... will look into that. Thanks for watching and commenting!
@@SurvivalTheory most commonly yellow glasses - shifts green , foliage looks different than synthetic dies , and extends vision in low light . Walmart sales yellow tinted shop glasses .
i wear the yellow shades at night and they seem to give me a weee bit better night vision
It's not the woodpeckers you have to worry about its all the damn sasquatch running around at night. Always carry the ability to print something in the woods. All kidding aside.
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Good video, good info! Have you thought about painting your rifle?
Not this one. Going to bring my camo cover next time. Thanks for watching and commenting!
He made a great video about camo painting your gun previously. Watch it. It's good.
Ok thanks
Hey Snake! Another great video. I'm not in an area where there are poisonous snakes--rattlers the further East I go. If I ever am, what are some tips I should apply when scouting a site and before setting up camp?
Great video brother. ❤ But I think I have a problem.... 😒
When I see you have dropped a video..... 😳 I run downstairs, jump across the room into bed, throw the camo netting over my head, giggle like a school kid and watch it. Wide eyed. If you sold Snake Decoders.... 🥸 I'd be all in. 😐
I don't see a problem with it at all. My girlfriend is very concerned tho. 🤣🤣🤣
But who cares what she thinks. When the zombies come.... she'll get it. 🤨
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🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 She's a princess so likely she WILL get it.... 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Ovaltine!
...is that seriously a good choice? I'll have to look at the label next time I'm at the store! 😁🤙
Yeah, I'm not crazy about MREs.
Your head was way too round. On the second attempt it looked like you had a helmet on your head. 🤙🏼
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Hi Survivel Snake. Im going full kitt SHTF sinario stealth camping. What is the recommend weight for a backpack according to my weight?
You are almost always invisible , whatever you do , ditch that hat, the top of it sticks out like a beacon light. If you watch the video you will see what I mean , it is fine from the front but once you are below the line of sight ,it is very noticeable.
Yes, I see that top easily. Thanks for watching and commenting!
He's taking it easy on you.
You ain't packing enough ammo.
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No one ever does....
Especially with that Predator stalking him at 17.05.... 😳
Snake, I have a couple item I can send you. Lmk how
Do MRE's still have tabasco?
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Good video, but if it were to be a real tactical situation I would take the gloss off those big buttons on your coat.
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If it were a real tactical situation....
He would use the jacket to complete a silhouette hung in a tree as a diversion....
And he wouldn't be recording it for evidence. 😳
@@redfaux74 So what does that have to do with the buttons being glossy and reflecting light? And why would one try to create a diversion when they are trying to be invisible?
@@stephenwest798 - You've likely never played chess. You can use a smaller, more insignificant piece to take a greater piece. Pawn to get a Queen.... sacrifice.
1) You can't see why you would want to make it seem like there was a person "partially camo-ed up" hiding on the west side of a trail when you're on the right side of the trail? 😳
2) You think Snake wouldn't have a ghillie suit on if he were sure he was in true danger? He had face paint in his BOB. He wasn't using it. In other videos his camo, netting, is much more advanced than this. He's not trying to outshine a Navy Seal. This video is for us yokels, us normies. Just because he can, doesn't mean he has to every time.
You're missing the point if you're this intense.
@@redfaux74 Seems to me that you are the one who is intense and defensive all over my comment on glossy buttons and now you are attacking me and making wild speculations about what snake would do in different situations. You need to calm down. And by the way, the ghillie suit has been replaced.
Fleer ??
FLIR. Forward looking infrared. Thanks for watching and commenting!
@@SurvivalTheory thx Snake great video
Ever heard of a pecker without wood?
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FOR MR BRIAN PEDERSEN.
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Frustrated soldier?? Haha
What has happened to you and your videos ? 😒
Prepping behind the scenes...coming back soon.
@@SurvivalTheory You're disappearing moves have been missed.
Quit hiding so much just make your video dude
Shut up your face..... That's the cool part us geeks like most.
Without that..... 😳
Well, it would still be cool. But not as cool.
That's how I do my videos. Thanks for watching and commenting!
Great video! M.R.E. = My Real Enemy. Doesn't take much for tactical constipation ...
That's why pri 1 is breaking that MRE down to essential components, leaving the bad stuff at home base. Better yet, customized MRE components. Hot sauce never expires, a dab under each eye, great coffee substitute. Add hand/ toe warmers for the dark nights.
I like the observation regarding the cover = that hat shines. That specific sniper veil also very observable when worn that way.
IMO shovel is part of tactical kit. th-cam.com/video/VSmOxWPZV3c/w-d-xo.html don't leave home wo your SF digger. Small trowel ok, lets you practice alcohol fire and Dakota fire hole but prefer to practice with what really needs to be carried.
Also, seems solo tactical should be more like E&E methods.
Lots trees for OPFOR to take cover vs that AR. Level up to civvy .308 AR w can or otherwise. Higher end ammo converts all those trees from cover to concealment and can collect a greater range of game in a pinch. When you're on your own, you need to cover the DM role. Can is essential if thermal sights.
Best solo recon is FPV drone video. Amazon drone OK for general environment. Custom drone where elec warfare is present.
IMO drop holster, belt holsters, tac vest, shoulder holster not preferred. Try small of back carry for small printer and tactical fix blade, aka scout carry.
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