Bushcraft: Survival Scarf
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 22 พ.ค. 2014
- Mors Kochanski, Wilderness Living and Survival Instructor and Expert created a Survival Scarf many years ago. It has gone through many changes throughout the years. Here Mors talks about the Survival Scarf, size, shape and uses.
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I miss Mors. Thank you for everything.
Amazing bushcraft instructor for many years
I think my new play list is going to be nothing but mors' videos. Every time I watch, I learn something new, for a different application than I did in the past
Thank you for sharing. I saw your other videos on the survival scarf. I custom made a scarf that is about 2.2M x 1M with a mosquito window, a dual sided YKK zipper for the door, triple stitched opening at the ends for ropes as well as loops on the four corners. Although it is bulky, it is a scarf, a quilt, a mosquito headnet, a survival shelter as I can easily fit inside it, a hammock and a tarp. I take it our with me on long hikes in the tropics in case I need to rest or if it rains. Thank you for your inspiration.
What material did you use? And would like to see it it is multiple uses.
I love how the dog is always walking through the videos.
Mors was a virtual fountainhead of bush skill, love learning from this very earthly, wise man:) Thank you:)
Lars Fält came up with the idea of a netted Survivalbag, to be used as a headcover for mosquitos and snowmelting/water cleaning device. I have one myself....
Excellent information. Thanks for posting.
My new favorite vid on youtube. Very exciting to see the possibilities. Thank you for posting.
I'd thought as far as one a little bigger than an old potato sack to replace the hessian sacks you used to get and use as, yes a sack, two as a bed/stretcher and especially as a seat at the end of the day but I'd never thought anywhere near this amount of potential uses, fantastic stuff!!
I like the Tom Roycroft size scarf. Simply because its a lightweight way to make a pillow out in the bush.
Oh wow. I thought I had seen all his videos.
Probably won't get much work done this weekend because I'll be binge watching right here.
Thanks.
thanks for another great video...safe journeys
The man is a brilliant woodsman!
Thanks muchly for this!
So many how2 videos fail because they drone on & on in order to fill the time while demonstrating, often repeating themselves because they don't have anything useful to say. So, i often tune out & just watch.
This is how it's done folks!
With Mors, i pay rapt attention to every word. He doesn't waste words, explains simply & directly. With his knowledge, anything else he wants to add, i want to hear. I especially like his personality/character, he doesn't really like to toot his own horn, as he says, unlike so many self-serving survival specialists [who shal remain nameless]. But, he'll be the first to toot somebody else's when it matters.
I want him to adopt me as his granddaughter! Somehow, i think i'll just have to settle for sharing a nationality & be thankful to UTube for access to him.
Mors, I / we always enjoy our video's and our sharing of your knowledge! Thank you most kindly! Ross The Santa Fe Man
Thank you again Mors. Much appreciated!
Thanks for sharing your impressive knowledge. With you as a guide, I'd feel safe to go anywhere. You're the one and only!
Thx Mr Mors and thanks for sharing...
Simple brilliance. Something this basic and easily available that can do so many things, staring us right in the face. I feel really silly right now.
Fantastic Mors, Thank you very much.
Thanks for uploading Mors! I love all your lore & am enthusiastic about your sharing it with those of us who are not privy to such information. Here's to a good strong morning coffee bushcraft style. ;-)
Great video , alot of tricks and tips put into this scarf and the designs, appreciate the video and thanks for sharing.
Thank you sir!!!
... thanks again & ageine... FROM START2 FINISH... BWAITING4 video,s from mors... ALL THE BEST Siemion .
job done A plus
Best on the tube
Thnxs
Top man a lifetime of useful knowledge...but I have to add one of my favorite native Indian sayings,small fire keep warm,big fire keep warm collecting fire wood.😉
Where do you buy your caps??Thanks for the videos.
have you done a total count of the uses of the scarf?
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What are your ideas about using an oversized poncho with mosquito netting sown in on the inside? Throw up an a-frame tarp over that and make a rope hammock? Add a Dakota fire pit and stay nice and during cold nights
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A very interesting concept, however when pre filtering water or for use as a bandage nylon is one of the worst.
I had to revisit, because for the life of me, I can't seem to find this brown scarf with the black mosquito net sewn in, anywhere. Can Mors, or anybody at Karamat help with any info? Great piece of gear. Peace y'all
I believe that the suggestion is for us to make our own. This guy is full of the greatest knowledge, huh ?
Two is one...one is none.
Does anyone know where one might be able to purchase this scarf? I suppose I can make one if not.
Look up the Tuff Possum Gear Multipurpose Survival Scarf
LOL i live less than 100 km away from this guy for almost 20 years and never knew lol
Boreal Woodsrunner I would love to have about a year to pick his brain
I know what you mean W.S., i have a fantasy that he was one of my uncles & i had the privilege & blessing to have had a lifetime of being exposed to his wisdom & self-assurance. Even if i had no interest in bushcraft.
But, i'd be really happy to have just discovered his existence a few years [OK, several years] B4 i turned 60 instead of at 59. Even though it's always been an interest, i've had few occasions or opportunities to experience more than a bit of rough camping infrequently. I'm sure knowing about him at a younger age would have definitely motivated me to get out there.
One use you did not mention is that the scarf can be used as a babushka
Anyone know where can I download Kochanki's DVDrips? ;]
What material is the very large tan/brown scarf?
It appears to be surplus parachute fabric. The functionality appears to be similar to a shemagh.
I wish these guys would figure out why they only play in one ear phone, never have any trouble with any other videos, just these guys? Meh, it works, but annoying.