all of the tv shows had real survival experts, even Bear Grylls. just because aspects of a show are faked to make it more interesting for better ratings like sleeping inside of a dead camel, that doesnt mean he doesnt have real survival skill. the issue is just the varying levels of suffering each survivalist decided to go through on their TV show, les stroud being the most extreme example back in the day, but now that title goes to the naked and afraid XL people who spend 60 days out there rather than 7. assuming that show is legit and they are not given food/water daily. Alone is also another example of a show where people survive or 100 days.
@@Big-Government-Is-The-Problem I'm sorry, but dudes like Les and Cody make Bear look like an absolute 🤡 I enjoyed his shows tho, it was definitely entertaining, but i could never watch it again after discovering Survivorman 🤷
For making such a serious video, you need another cameraman. He thinks the faces of people talking are more important than what you're doing with or what's in your hands and what you're doing with it. I think I have to watch the last part about using the starting the spark tool because I couldn't get a clear picture 😕
I remember seeing the commercials for the show before it came out and thinking he was going to be an annoying hippy but then when it came out and I watched it I thought he was brilliant.
Yes, He's the real deal, He's a bit different than all the tacticool guys with loud voices and shaved heads but if you really listen to him, he really knows his stuff.
Cody is like that one unique uncle many people have. He is weird as hell, but such an awesome guy. There is SO much knowledge crammed in his head and he is a true master of his craft.
I don’t start fires with lighters any more at all due to watching him as a kid. Now, I’ve taught my son the same. From Florida, to the Appalachians, we know what will work and catch the spark, and what won’t. Awesome you had him on, can never learn enough!
Cody is the man! I loved watching him, its messed up they did him dirty like that on the show. I have always wished he would do something frequent on youtube. Glad to see him on the channel!
this video is amazing! so much detail about the bird's nest i could barely take notes. many people explain bird's nest in 5 minutes and this is a 70+ min presentation by Cody Lundin. let that sink in!
Thank you for sharing this video with Cody ! He's such a great guy, instructor & author! Your video description indicates "Cody agreed to film a couple videos"... Hopefully, another one is coming soon !
I'm originally from the area where Cody resides, and he walks it like he talks it. Nice guy, different lifestyle for sure. I was suprised the first time I saw him on TV but I didn't really watch the show because it's contrived like all "reality" shows.
Cody Lundin is a real pro, not just showing off, but understanding the physics behind it - every word he says is pure gold. I like his way of thinking too, watched several episodes of 'Dual Survival' with Dave Canterbury - while Dave tried to fight nature, Cody adapted and used it to his advantage, based on his exceptional knowledge. As a striker I preferred a worn out small file, that I ground to perfect 90° on all sides - they are much harder than any saw blade and don't wear down as fast. As a more expensive approach I bought a set of two hard-metal (Tungsten Carbide) planing blades, put a 90° on it with a diamond disc and now have a couple of strikers/scrapers that will keep crisp edges for the rest of my life. Only downside: can't get a hole in it, so I made notches and put a loop of Kevlar-cord around it with a constrictor knot to hang it - makes wonderful medium to fine shavings from dry wood too, according to the pressure applied.
I am glad to see that rumors of Cody's death have been totally exaggerated. He was guilty of common sense several times during the making of Dual Survivor, my al-time favorite show. His trek through the Okavango Swamp in Botswana with the great David Canterbury is one of the top survival epics, where producers and directors of dubious common sense were again miraculously survived.
Before I clicked on the vid I was thinking, "Gee, I wonder if after all these years the dude is still going around barefoot". Yup, still barefoot. Haha. Great video and great knowledge.
I like Cody but it was just to long😅 .However I learn one new thing fro this and that is keeping striker in fixed position with knee support above bundle and pulling ferosium rod backwards . It make sense !
This was a great presentation by you and Cody, but I really wish he had just brought char cloth. Only takes a few squares of old jeans to make it, and it's really a great addition to a tinder pack. Just a few sparks in the right bundle, and it's off to the races. Still... you never know what you get to work with, and Cody is a great teacher.
Cody is insperational, HANDSOME and so so so supoer smart. I want to get lost in the woods with him.❤😊Then of course find our way again....we would bee a great team.😊❤
Every step is methodical. If only people can apply that to there daily life. I'm a marine mechanic every step I take is deliberate ..brst system for life. Listen to this man's wisdom
Having magnesium and a striker but wasting time to make neolithic land art is like having a working truck but somehow feel the need to hitch a horse to it. Just take the truck or the horse, but don't take both. You etheir make a magnesium fire route, or a friction fire route, not both. The whole point of having a magnesium starter is to get a burn immediately without having to worry about getting a PhD in paleo-ethnobotanics.
Cody is definitely a acquired taste but when it comes to bushcraft,survival and navigation while keeping everything natural he is a bad ass. Plus he didn't make shit up about military career like Dave Canterbury has done in the past. Thank you TR Team the past few videos have been awsome definitely enjoy the diversity being added. Essayons
im not a fan of what Dave did, but he admitted his mistake and apologized and he was fired from the TV show. since then he has continued training thousands of people on valuable survival skills. he no doubt has tons of knowledge in this field and he has tons of good videos. the guy that runs the youtube channel Corporals Corner was mentored by Dave and Corporals Corner also has tons of cool camping/survival videos.
That Dude still isn't wearing shoes? 🤔 Why I Love Cody ❤ The Unaired Scenario (The arrival of the downfall of Dual Survival) (Disclaimer: Not exactly verbatim) Joe: "Hold up Cody!" Cody: "What is it Joe!" Joe: "Well first off, you aren't wearing any shoes Cody! But anyways. Do you see those two trees up ahead?" Cody: "Which two? There's a bunch Joe." Joe: "You don't see that!?" Cody: "What?" Joe: "Look about 40 meters in between those two trees on the ground!" Cody: "Oh that." Joe: "You see it Now.. Right!?" Cody: "Well.. if it's the same thing I'm seeing Joe.. it looks like a pile of dirt." Joe: "Cody! That's an Ant Pile!" Cody: "Oh.ok.. What about it?" (Joe now explains to the cameraman) Joe: "When I was in Special Forces you are taught to always keep your head on a swivel. If you come across an Ant Pile of that magnitude in size, you Do NOT turn your back on it. And in Special Forces training, when you come across something that Lethal, you Do Not approach it.. at all, PERIOD! In Special Forces, you are taught that an Ant Pile just doesn't have Not One or Two Ants ready to Ambush you, there are literally a lot. And in Special Forces, when just One Ant picks up on your scent, it lets all the other Ants know that you are around. And in Special Forces, you are taught that when those Ants realize that you are around, even if it's 40 meters away, you are Now compromised. I'll be Damned if I am going to allow my partner or myself to face the danger of a massive horde of Ants to Ambush me or my shoeless partner. PERIOD!" Joe: "What about it!? Cody, you are out here with No shoes on and an Ant Pile that big is literally 40 meters away. I am Not turning my back on that Ant Pile!" Cody: "Joe, let's just keep going and just walk around the Ant Pile and find a place to build a shelter and make a fire and try to find some water and food." Joe: "Are You kidding me Cody!? No Cody, I'm going to low crawl off to the left and flank that Ant Pile and Utterly Destroy that threat!" Cody: "Do what?" (Again, Joe talks to the cameraman) Joe: "You see, that's what I'm talking about. Cody doesn't understand that I am Special Forces with skills that HE doesn't have. And Cody is out here with No shoes on with a freaking Ant Pile right in the path of our mission target. If I allow my partner to get near that Ant Pile with No shoes on, it's game over. PERIOD!" Cody: "Joe, I've dealt with many Ant Piles over the years, beginning when I was a child. If you don't bother them, they won't bother you." (Again Joe talks to the cameraman) Joe: "In Special Forces training, you are shown a Documentary on how dangerous Ants can be. It's called.. Attack Of The Killer Ants. Ants are nothing to take lightly. I've seen the destruction of what Ants can do." Joe: "Cody! If you aren't going to help me get rid of this threat, just move back about 80 meters or so. I'll handle this." Cody: "Okay Joe. Well, when you feel that your life isn't in any more danger, I'll be in the shelter I'll build sitting next to the fire I rubbed two sticks together and you can rehydrate and fill up on some calories from the food and water that I gathered for you.. I mean us." (Joe finally arrives at the shelter) Joe: "I had to call in an airstrike Cody." Cody: "Why?" Joe: "There were just too many Ants to flank." Cody: 🤔 Joe: "If only I had a magnifying 🔍 glass..." Cody: "It was just an Ant Pile Joe." Joe: "Exactly Cody! ... WAS.. an Ant Pile... 🐜... "
Definitely a ocean of difference between us in the tacticle, minuteman, law enforcement and military community as Cadre and students. Much more low speed
yeah there is no reason that should have taken more than 5-10 minutes, and he didnt even show how to build a proper fire lay with small medium and large sticks, sticks placed on the ground as a baseboard to protect against the wet ground etc. the info was good but way to drawn out. i suspect the vast majority of people didnt make it all the way to the end of the video. now adays with tik tok and youtube shorts peoples attention span is shorter than ever and most people wont sit for an hour to learn something that actually could be explained in a 1 minute TH-cam short video. it was an interesting video though i guess.
For when your late model motor vehicle dies and having skills to stay alive.. Despite the fact that it's approaching 0 f and the tow truck is 6 hours away...
"..your late model motor vehicle dies and having skills to stay alive.. it's approaching 0 f and the tow truck is 6 hours away..." Not a good idea to leave the vehicle and try to start a fire in 0 f degree weather. Stay in the vehicle and grab your emergency blanket. You could also call a friend if the tow truck is 6 hours away. 80% of Americans live in an urban area.
I really like Cody and his style and he has my complete respect. However, the way he shows how to make a fire here does not meet with my approval. With such a great tinder nest made of such good material, two or three strong strikes with the ferro rod are enough and the thing burns. But if Cody wanted to show how to start a fire from a small piece of ember in a tinder nest by blowing, then fire by friction or flint and steel would have been the better method.
Awesome Awesome 👌 content 👏 great 👍 job. Have many more with Cody!! . I truly learned much more from this.😊
So great to see Cody Lundin again. One of the very few real survival experts to ever appear on a tv show.
all of the tv shows had real survival experts, even Bear Grylls. just because aspects of a show are faked to make it more interesting for better ratings like sleeping inside of a dead camel, that doesnt mean he doesnt have real survival skill. the issue is just the varying levels of suffering each survivalist decided to go through on their TV show, les stroud being the most extreme example back in the day, but now that title goes to the naked and afraid XL people who spend 60 days out there rather than 7. assuming that show is legit and they are not given food/water daily. Alone is also another example of a show where people survive or 100 days.
@@Big-Government-Is-The-Problem I'm sorry, but dudes like Les and Cody make Bear look like an absolute 🤡
I enjoyed his shows tho, it was definitely entertaining, but i could never watch it again after discovering Survivorman 🤷
@@Big-Government-Is-The-Problem also, i like your profile name 👍😆👍
For making such a serious video, you need another cameraman. He thinks the faces of people talking are more important than what you're doing with or what's in your hands and what you're doing with it. I think I have to watch the last part about using the starting the spark tool because I couldn't get a clear picture 😕
Cody is the best in dual survival in my opinion
I remember seeing the commercials for the show before it came out and thinking he was going to be an annoying hippy but then when it came out and I watched it I thought he was brilliant.
How the hell did you get Cody on the show? Lol I loved this guy back in the day
He probably walked, barefoot of course
How does this only have 5k views? Anything Cody says is golden knowledge.
Yes, He's the real deal, He's a bit different than all the tacticool guys with loud voices and shaved heads but if you really listen to him, he really knows his stuff.
same here. i've learned more about bird's nests from this video than in my entire life. made me appreciate magnesium bars.
Cody is like that one unique uncle many people have. He is weird as hell, but such an awesome guy. There is SO much knowledge crammed in his head and he is a true master of his craft.
I don’t start fires with lighters any more at all due to watching him as a kid. Now, I’ve taught my son the same. From Florida, to the Appalachians, we know what will work and catch the spark, and what won’t. Awesome you had him on, can never learn enough!
How did people get fire for thousands of years without a Bic lighter? Cody can show you.
Cody is the man! I loved watching him, its messed up they did him dirty like that on the show. I have always wished he would do something frequent on youtube. Glad to see him on the channel!
This was great. One of the best teaching tutorials I have seen on TH-cam. I am subscribing just to see more of these.
Cody is the man. Cody and Dave reunited is must see. Can you do it.
this video is amazing! so much detail about the bird's nest i could barely take notes. many people explain bird's nest in 5 minutes and this is a 70+ min presentation by Cody Lundin. let that sink in!
So bad ass seeing Cody. Glad he's still out there doing this. I know he's saving lives.
Very cool . Had the pleasure of being with Cody in Portugal last Fev2023. Is such an knowledgeable and humble human and an incredible teacher .
Be nice to see Cody and Matt Graham together on something, similar ideas or ideals
GOLD information!!!!
Thank you!
Haha I caught that bc of you lol.
Someone's gonna say it's Mandela affect lol
Glad it was helpful!
That was a master class on fire making, by a SME. Thanks for hosting and sharing that with us.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Really fun to see cody lundin again. Really nice video and thanks for the informative long video!
Thank you for having Cody on this was a great episode and it was really great to see Cody again. 👍🏻
Cody is awesome
Mr. Lundin looks like He already Lit a Fire before they started ;) My ABSOLUTE favorite desert living skills guru.
I wish Cody would make his own show about teaching people how to Survive ! That would be way Cool !! Thanks Cody for this Video! Bless You 🙏🙏♥️🙏🙏
I think he's pitched it to networks and they wanted the drama more than the realism.
Carl, its awesome that you have Cody on. Thanks for having another great guest on the show.
There are some real gems of information in there
Thank you for sharing this video with Cody ! He's such a great guy, instructor & author!
Your video description indicates "Cody agreed to film a couple videos"... Hopefully, another one is coming soon !
More to come
@@TacticalRifleman That's some great news indeed !
Great technique as always Cody you rock
THIS is GOLD!, greetings from Norway.
Awesome video - thank you for getting subject matter experts in diverse fields - it's one of many reasons why I support the channel!
Much appreciated!
It's awesome to see Cody here!
I can listen to Cody talk all day long lol. Love that guy.
Cody could give a 3 hour seminar on how to take a shit in the woods. 😂
"normally i charge people for letting them feel my shit"
The bundle is a heavy duty bird nest with fine material packed in inside to catch your coal or spark. Cody is a true survival guy.
I'm originally from the area where Cody resides, and he walks it like he talks it. Nice guy, different lifestyle for sure. I was suprised the first time I saw him on TV but I didn't really watch the show because it's contrived like all "reality" shows.
Cody Lundin is a real pro, not just showing off, but understanding the physics behind it - every word he says is pure gold. I like his way of thinking too, watched several episodes of 'Dual Survival' with Dave Canterbury - while Dave tried to fight nature, Cody adapted and used it to his advantage, based on his exceptional knowledge.
As a striker I preferred a worn out small file, that I ground to perfect 90° on all sides - they are much harder than any saw blade and don't wear down as fast. As a more expensive approach I bought a set of two hard-metal (Tungsten Carbide) planing blades, put a 90° on it with a diamond disc and now have a couple of strikers/scrapers that will keep crisp edges for the rest of my life. Only downside: can't get a hole in it, so I made notches and put a loop of Kevlar-cord around it with a constrictor knot to hang it - makes wonderful medium to fine shavings from dry wood too, according to the pressure applied.
I love learning
I am glad to see that rumors of Cody's death have been totally exaggerated. He was guilty of common sense several times during the making of Dual Survivor, my al-time favorite show. His trek through the Okavango Swamp in Botswana with the great David Canterbury is one of the top survival epics, where producers and directors of dubious common sense were again miraculously survived.
Cody looks like he had not aged. Healthy living
Cody Lundin is one of the coolest guys in North America.
Before I clicked on the vid I was thinking, "Gee, I wonder if after all these years the dude is still going around barefoot".
Yup, still barefoot. Haha.
Great video and great knowledge.
Classic
This is amazing! Incredible details!
Somehow Cody is making me excited about bark of all things
Cody!!!!! The God!!! He has a new survival show coming out very soon.
Cody is so funny yet very knowledgeable 🙏great teacher
I like Cody but it was just to long😅 .However I learn one new thing fro this and that is keeping striker in fixed position with knee support above bundle and pulling ferosium rod backwards .
It make sense !
Now I understand why Randy carries candles. Great video.
Thanks for watching!
Omg cody! That guy is a genius nd he have an great humour
Cody seems like a really cool guy!
🤘🤘🤘
@@Bigfezzig word to your mother! Home-skillet!
Another awesome class. Thanks guys. 💪🏆🔥
Glad you enjoyed it!
Started making friction fires thirty years ago and I still enjoy watching and learning from others thankfully 🤔
Great lesson!! This our wet season or better known as Mud Season, good time to practice.
You got that right!
Hello I have been watching Corporal’s corner very good information
Glad it was helpful!
Any chance of doing a product review of our Firestarter?
Sure
This was a great presentation by you and Cody, but I really wish he had just brought char cloth. Only takes a few squares of old jeans to make it, and it's really a great addition to a tinder pack. Just a few sparks in the right bundle, and it's off to the races. Still... you never know what you get to work with, and Cody is a great teacher.
Awesome!!!!!
Thank you! Cheers!
After the commercial break Imri said he "loved that product!" My commercial was for minstrel crap pads. Lmao to quote Jerry j 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Cody is insperational, HANDSOME and so so so supoer smart. I want to get lost in the woods with him.❤😊Then of course find our way again....we would bee a great team.😊❤
Hell yeah! Great content!
Glad you enjoy it!
cody walking in the snow with shorts and wool socks lol ...hes the goat
Very nice I learned a lot! I've always wanted to learn more about what goes into making a tender bundle.
Great video
Glad you enjoyed it
Awesome show
Glad you enjoyed it
It's interesting to see this guy in videos now days after reading his articles in ASG 30 yrs ago.
Excellent
Thank you! Cheers!
@@TacticalRifleman Hello, I am from Iran and Iranians love weapons and shooting, especially American made weapons 💗
Awesome stuff! Man, did I learn some new technique!😎👍👍🙏🙏 TR is simply the best🎉🎉
Great to hear!
You can never tire of watching Cody make fire. Great video, and awesome tips for those who enjoy a good fire.
You got that right!
good video..anything could be flammable it depends on consistency and the outside environment😎😎
Ny city is very flammable. 😂😂😂.
@@thedonuteater5474 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Seen this guy find rocks that spark😮
Masterclass
Is this an older re-upload? I took a 2 day class 10 years ago with Cody and it was great.
Nope, we just filmed this in February
Awesome, he hasn’t aged a day haha
☢️F-Bomb counter ☢️=11
--- 11 f-bombs were needed to make this great video Home run karl Cody is a cool dude 👍🏼
❤
Every step is methodical. If only people can apply that to there daily life. I'm a marine mechanic every step I take is deliberate ..brst system for life. Listen to this man's wisdom
😂 Cody is A FKN ABSOLUTE LEGEND... hook me up for a COLLAB with you and Cody. @ THE SURVIVOR RANCH
Having magnesium and a striker but wasting time to make neolithic land art is like having a working truck but somehow feel the need to hitch a horse to it. Just take the truck or the horse, but don't take both. You etheir make a magnesium fire route, or a friction fire route, not both. The whole point of having a magnesium starter is to get a burn immediately without having to worry about getting a PhD in paleo-ethnobotanics.
Awesome 🤟didn't cody teach Dave how to start a fire with a beard?and cody doesn't have a beard. Lol💖
Cody is definitely a acquired taste but when it comes to bushcraft,survival and navigation while keeping everything natural he is a bad ass. Plus he didn't make shit up about military career like Dave Canterbury has done in the past.
Thank you TR Team the past few videos have been awsome definitely enjoy the diversity being added.
Essayons
Thanks for watching. We love Cody
im not a fan of what Dave did, but he admitted his mistake and apologized and he was fired from the TV show. since then he has continued training thousands of people on valuable survival skills. he no doubt has tons of knowledge in this field and he has tons of good videos. the guy that runs the youtube channel Corporals Corner was mentored by Dave and Corporals Corner also has tons of cool camping/survival videos.
"but when it comes to bushcraft,survival and navigation while keeping everything natural he is a bad ass."
Pretty sure a ferro rod is not natural.
Agree, i cant support stolen valor.
That’s was so painful.
My scout master gave us 5 mins and we were all experts.
What a treasure
Gotta build it small and add as you go 8:23
Cody kicks a$$ barefoot 😂, literally
Cody is the fucking man!
Cody is better than the show he was on😁
#BAREFEETSTRONG
Cody’s foot mitochondria are so buff
This guy's is so awesome :)!!!!
i bet imri has a box of matches in his pocket or a bic lighter lol
💯🇺🇸
That Dude still isn't wearing shoes? 🤔
Why I Love Cody ❤
The Unaired Scenario
(The arrival of the downfall of Dual Survival)
(Disclaimer: Not exactly verbatim)
Joe: "Hold up Cody!"
Cody: "What is it Joe!"
Joe: "Well first off, you aren't wearing any shoes Cody! But anyways. Do you see those two trees up ahead?"
Cody: "Which two? There's a bunch Joe."
Joe: "You don't see that!?"
Cody: "What?"
Joe: "Look about 40 meters in between those two trees on the ground!"
Cody: "Oh that."
Joe: "You see it Now.. Right!?"
Cody: "Well.. if it's the same thing I'm seeing Joe.. it looks like a pile of dirt."
Joe: "Cody! That's an Ant Pile!"
Cody: "Oh.ok.. What about it?"
(Joe now explains to the cameraman)
Joe: "When I was in Special Forces you are taught to always keep your head on a swivel. If you come across an Ant Pile of that magnitude in size, you Do NOT turn your back on it. And in Special Forces training, when you come across something that Lethal, you Do Not approach it.. at all, PERIOD! In Special Forces, you are taught that an Ant Pile just doesn't have Not One or Two Ants ready to Ambush you, there are literally a lot. And in Special Forces, when just One Ant picks up on your scent, it lets all the other Ants know that you are around. And in Special Forces, you are taught that when those Ants realize that you are around, even if it's 40 meters away, you are Now compromised. I'll be Damned if I am going to allow my partner or myself to face the danger of a massive horde of Ants to Ambush me or my shoeless partner. PERIOD!"
Joe: "What about it!? Cody, you are out here with No shoes on and an Ant Pile that big is literally 40 meters away. I am Not turning my back on that Ant Pile!"
Cody: "Joe, let's just keep going and just walk around the Ant Pile and find a place to build a shelter and make a fire and try to find some water and food."
Joe: "Are You kidding me Cody!? No Cody, I'm going to low crawl off to the left and flank that Ant Pile and Utterly Destroy that threat!"
Cody: "Do what?"
(Again, Joe talks to the cameraman)
Joe: "You see, that's what I'm talking about. Cody doesn't understand that I am Special Forces with skills that HE doesn't have. And Cody is out here with No shoes on with a freaking Ant Pile right in the path of our mission target. If I allow my partner to get near that Ant Pile with No shoes on, it's game over. PERIOD!"
Cody: "Joe, I've dealt with many Ant Piles over the years, beginning when I was a child. If you don't bother them, they won't bother you."
(Again Joe talks to the cameraman)
Joe: "In Special Forces training, you are shown a Documentary on how dangerous Ants can be. It's called.. Attack Of The Killer Ants. Ants are nothing to take lightly. I've seen the destruction of what Ants can do."
Joe: "Cody! If you aren't going to help me get rid of this threat, just move back about 80 meters or so. I'll handle this."
Cody: "Okay Joe. Well, when you feel that your life isn't in any more danger, I'll be in the shelter I'll build sitting next to the fire I rubbed two sticks together and you can rehydrate and fill up on some calories from the food and water that I gathered for you.. I mean us."
(Joe finally arrives at the shelter)
Joe: "I had to call in an airstrike Cody."
Cody: "Why?"
Joe: "There were just too many Ants to flank."
Cody: 🤔
Joe: "If only I had a magnifying 🔍 glass..."
Cody: "It was just an Ant Pile Joe."
Joe: "Exactly Cody! ... WAS.. an Ant Pile... 🐜... "
💪👍👌
Cody looks the same, he hasn’t aged.
Tasteful smattering of f*cks. Well seasoned and greatly enriching. Thank you Karl, Cody, Imri and crew. 👍
We did our best to edit them out. Thanks for watching, TR
Not sure how I missed these videos when they were first released. Algorithm I'm sure.
Good stuff but does this really have to be over an hour long? I skipped most of it
I admire Cody’s skills and limited him on dual survival but he’s putting me asleep droning on. Needs to get to the meat and potatoes quicker.
Definitely a ocean of difference between us in the tacticle, minuteman, law enforcement and military community as Cadre and students. Much more low speed
yeah there is no reason that should have taken more than 5-10 minutes, and he didnt even show how to build a proper fire lay with small medium and large sticks, sticks placed on the ground as a baseboard to protect against the wet ground etc. the info was good but way to drawn out. i suspect the vast majority of people didnt make it all the way to the end of the video. now adays with tik tok and youtube shorts peoples attention span is shorter than ever and most people wont sit for an hour to learn something that actually could be explained in a 1 minute TH-cam short video. it was an interesting video though i guess.
Nearly a million subs and this has only 19k views?
TH-cam does not like gun channels
@@TacticalRifleman that’s sad, this is actually a really well done video.
For when your late model motor vehicle dies and having skills to stay alive..
Despite the fact that it's approaching 0 f and the tow truck is 6 hours away...
"..your late model motor vehicle dies and having skills to stay alive.. it's approaching 0 f and the tow truck is 6 hours away..."
Not a good idea to leave the vehicle and try to start a fire in 0 f degree weather. Stay in the vehicle and grab your emergency blanket. You could also call a friend if the tow truck is 6 hours away. 80% of Americans live in an urban area.
@@papimaximus95 I was in remote us location.
Correct on staying inside vehicle.
Started fire outside heated rocks go with me inside vehicle.
How in the world does he get into Safeway without any shoes??
Using the spine of a knife is fine, you want it to be a 90° angle surface
Oh man! How lucky can you get? Getting to pinch Cody Lundins bundle. Do you feel special?
Dual Survival*
Wow that's a whole lot of talking to explain a freaking tinder bundle
I really like Cody and his style and he has my complete respect.
However, the way he shows how to make a fire here does not meet with my approval. With such a great tinder nest made of such good material, two or three strong strikes with the ferro rod are enough and the thing burns.
But if Cody wanted to show how to start a fire from a small piece of ember in a tinder nest by blowing, then fire by friction or flint and steel would have been the better method.
This was already a very long video. The point was how to BUILD the bundle, not light it
@@TacticalRifleman
The bundle and how he made it are 👍