One Tool Survival Options Skills - The Hatchet!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 4 มี.ค. 2023
- Based upon the Classic Book "Hatchet," We demonstrate how to Survive with One Tool: The Hatchet!
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Nothing like a Sunday morning watching Ranger fieldcraft and survival learning the lessons he shares with us Andrew and Shawn Kelly are the best bushcrafters on TH-cam
Yes and yes
Personally I think Andrews video presentation and engagement is much better...
@@neoaliphant true
Ditto.
This
The reaction, “Mmm, gross.” Im sorry, but I died laughing.
Another great training video. Thank you for the amazing content, I use your videos to teach survival & SERE in classes as training aids.
Yes after his strong statement about overcoming the psychological disgust and surviving lol
but how was rat innards removed? after it hardened from flame? i hate the idea of eating its poop
Somehow the mouse changed the flavor of my coffee whilst watching
Love wild onions. I went to a local wild edibles class several years ago and learned nearly 50 non woody plants in my area. I came home with some seeds. Every year I harvest them and replant seeds for next year. Now nearly 100 plants this past season.
The Hatchet series was influential for me as a kid, the books instilled a love of the outdoors and reading. I still fish from a canoe to this day because of those books. Great video as always.
Same. I still read and "play" outdoors cuz of it
Every young person should read this book. It's very short, but holds so much knowledge.
Holy smokes!!! Ranger Fieldcraft and Survival is the MAN! Eating field mice and drinking out of boiled plastic bottle that was found in the field, Priceless!!!! He really shows how to survive when SHTF!!! You are an inspiration to us all!!!!
Even when you have a good survival or bushcraft knife, a good axe or hatchet is a force multiplier when it comes to survival, comfort, and convenience. I consider a hatchet part of my minimal gear whenever I go hiking or camping. I keep one in my vehicle at all times. You can also exchange some pack weight for a lighter more moderately sized knife that performs fine tasks better. Axes and hatchets can help you conserve precious calories in a survival situation, compared to working with just a big heavy thick overbuilt survival knife.
That big and overbuilt survival knife, is nothing more than a gimmick ,that marketing has brainwashed people that it's a tool that exists and we all need it. The only true part, is that at some point in the modern era we live in, it did exist indeed, however, it's just another way, that marketing found its way to our wallets. The only big survival knife, is a Machete and it still is just a traditional tool, that tribes of the past who lived in the Jungle, used to have, for their every day needs. So, even a machete, falls into that category today, because it isn't a tool you need to survive, simply because you are not living in the jungle, 100 years ago, but in a big city in the year 2023.
Thank'YOU Major🧙 With the Hatchets We're Immortal 👍❣️🤣🤣🤣...☝️
I like the practical approach with the one tool survival. Who knows what you'll lose or not have, and what you will be able to find/make a tool to use to survive.
I follow your teachings here in Brazil.
Thanks Silva! Big hug the size of Brazil.
The earth is flat. 💪
Thanks for this video. I had no idea you could sterilize water in plastic. Never even considered it. Thanks for teaching me different.
Thanks Andrew!!
Hey Andrew. Hats off for taking one for the team and eating a mouse. Next time, we want to see you rustle up some Bernaise Sauce using your amazing woodcraft skills.
Even tho it's a lot of the same skills we have all seen a hundred times i appreciate the different application/approach each time thanks for the hard work and educational entertainment
That's the quickest, simplest, most practical and camouflage shelter I've seen someone on TH-cam build. Great job!
🔥🤣 cook it till it is a brick. Love it. Almost how i cook anyway. 🤣🔥
Great content in this video Andrew,nice trap setting, I really enjoyed the hatchet video,your knowledge is superior, thanks for another fantastic video 👍☘️😎
Thank you Bic and Zippo for not making me not have to do this every time I smoke.
Thank you! I've learned so much watching your channel.. greetings from Ontario Canada!
I can't explain how much B it means to me that you are sharing your knowledge and skills! I can't thank you enough! I wish you were in my area! Bushcraft in NC is fun.. hot AF in the summer. But reasonably cold in the winter!
Mr Andrew as always a great and practical video. You are my idol in the field of Survival, I am always pleased to see something interesting on the channel.
Learned more from this one video than five other survivalist videos combined.
_Hatchet_ was my absolute FAVORITE book as a kid! I loved it so much, that I recommended it to both of my sons when I saw it listed as one of the books on their middle school reading list. 👍🏻
I'll never forget the part when the Porcupine wandered into Brian's shelter!
Another great video Andrew
WOW that book is a blast from the past!!
The movie based on the book “Hatchet” is called “A Cry in the Wild”, made in 1990.
I watched it again just after watching this video.
I watched that movie 15 years ago, or so, and it was responsible for me buying the Timberline Alaska Bush Pilot Hatchet. It’s rather small, but I still have it, and it gave me a new love of small hatchets.
Man, the hatchet series of books is what got me into loving books back when I was a kid. Everybody should read it.
I loved that book as a kid.
"Mmm, gross"
Best part :D Also, the dome sapling shelter...I don't recall seeing anyone else do this style. Thank you for the demonstration!
Great video! Loved the shelter, I use them a lot here in Australia. Quick, easy and it doesn't require bundles of cord to make. I won't be boiling water in a plastic bottle anytime soon, the amount of crap that is leeched into the water from the plastic will eventually kill you anyway. Survive the situation only die horribly from cancer years later.
Oftentimes, I miss spending weekends outdoors. Great video.
Thank you for a great video! I just love the Hatchet series, makes road trips much better, listening as we drive.
Nice video. Never read Hatchet, but might now just for the experience. Most of us have probably seen lighting up a tinder bundle/birdnest with an ember before. The video didn't suffer for not having it.
Hi Andrew . Greeting from Australia 🇦🇺 thankyou for your time to make these videos. Thankyou
Awesome
Really useful and practical video with no BS. Thank you for sharing your knowledge my friend. This stuff saves lives! 🙂👌🏆
That meal had my mouth watering!
Another excellent video! What next, survival without using hands and legs? Andrew is his own shelter, fire and water container.
The Camp Carver is an awesome tool. It ain’t cheap for sure but is a great design executed perfectly, even made in the USA! Straight out of the box was razor sharp, ready to work.
I remember reading hatchet in 6th grade, time to read it again! Thanks Andrew for your survival videos, you have a clear, cool way of teaching. I've learned a lot from your channel!
Hey, your really good mate, your vids are no bullsh***t and your legit. Just want to say thanks, from Australia.
Dude ate a mouse 🐁 hahaha. Very nice man. I enjoyed watching it but won’t be trying it anytime soon.
Good, explanatory, survival / bushcraft video. Shows knowledge and experience
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Great revision for hatchet use Major. Cowabunga.!
Hello 👋 my outdoors friend, this was a great video. It was full of vital information. Stay safe out there. 🤗 👋
Outstanding
I would love to see some videos on survival in the high plains. Out here water is scarce, we get a little more annual precipitation than a desert. There are also large areas without trees, which creates shelter building, and fuel for fire challenges. Finding food is also more challenging. It gets both very hot in the summer and very cold in the winter.
Bravo Andrew! Your training classes are solid. Thank you.
Thanks again Andrew
Thanks Andrew
Truly, these are skills we should be thankful we never have to use but we walk in confidence because we have the knowledge in a bad situation. Andrew makes this appear as if he could perform these tasks every single day and be satisfied until rescued or finding his way to safety. Good show man.
Right on target with this advice! If you haven't seen it look for the 1954 B&W video by; On the Spot "Survival in the Bush". Three men go into the Quebec bush, one of which is an Algonquin named Angus Baptiste. The only tool or equipment they go into the bush with is an axe. With the axe they make fire, build a lean-to shelter, make snares, fishing spears, and ultimately a birch bark canoe.
🔥❤️🔥 another great video ❤️🔥🔥
Thanks for a reminder to read that book again. Keep it up, Andrew!
A fantastic video demonstrating the exclusive use of a hatchet for survival. Thank you!
Outstanding and precise in-depth explanations. So glad you took extra time with the bow drill how & why. Thank you soldier and thanks for your service.
I have always like the book hatchet. A hatchet is always a good tool to have on hand. Thanks for the good information.
Great video 📹, Andrew. Practice makes perfect!! Thanks.
Well done Andrew!
And YES, you can eat mice, rats (cook well) and snakes (lightly cooked)!!
Great video.
I own the camp carver so this video is perfect for me.
You earned a subscriber!
Thank you.
Another great show n tell. 👍
I prefer carrying a machete, but I'm in Cen Fla, not alot of trees to use a hatchet on, but alot of bush. Thx for the vid Andy But in the Midwest or the north, I could see the value of an axe or a hatchet vs a machete. Or in other words the right tool for the job.
Thanks for sharing
Thank You.
Thanks Michael, great instructional video 👍.
Thank you 😊
Excellent video Major! Thank you!
Great book, Hatchet. The full movie is here on YT. They did a pretty good job with the movie.
Thank you for this.
Thanks for this content. Definitely some good information in a straightforward format. 👍
Wow, it seems like just a few days ago that I was watching this lesson in person. Thanks Andrew for the quality of instruction. "Scouts Out"
Great video. Both my kids read that book in school and loved it.
Thanks for the video.
cool. thx
Another great video Andrew! Love the hatchet!
Good stuff! Thanks.
I'm 31 and I read the hatchet in school when I was 10 or so. best book ever. I loved it! great video brother!
Love the training videos, always great knowledge
Thank you for this video. Great tips and techniques!
Awesome 👏
Ii enjoying watching these videos. I'm already an experienced outdoorsman and wilderness survivalist but I can always learn more.
Great stuff! Love all your content! Thanks for sharing your skills!
Good afternoon from Syracuse NY brother thank you for sharing your wood lore
Great book, and a great inspiration for a survival video.
I was a young Boy Scout when that book came out and remember reading it around 1987 or 1988. I've often wondering about surviving with a hatchet, but find myself grabbing for a large blade, like the Tops Storm Vector, more times than a hatchet. I've tested a half dozen Seax style blades, and found the Storm Vector to be the best of the lot. It beats the Terava Skrama due to length and balance.
Another awesome video, thank you Sir.
Thanks for another useful video!
Great job. Good book too.
Outstanding video as always !
Great video,thanks.
Great information as always. You make it so easy to understand. Great instructor.
Outstanding video! I loved the Hatchet series when I was a kid! I think that I read up to the 5th book, if I recall correctly. The first three were read as a class when I was in 5th grade and I found the next two in the school library - which was great because they counted towards the reading tests that we were required to do and get points for.
Edit: There was a movie made in 1990 that was based off of or inspired by Hatchet. I believe it was called "A Cry in the Wild", though I haven't seen it since I was a child.
Outstanding as always
I remember the book the hatchet great book. Thanks so much for another great video man.
As always, good stuff!
Excellent job sir! Your demonstration are the best
Great to see the hatchet in action. I really enjoy working with all axes. Its a super tool, and I personally like the added necessary focus to complete tasks safely. Tasty morsel you had there. A cold beer after that meal woulda hit the spot.
Hey, can you name a good hatchet for carving? I would like to try one
@@dierampe Sure! The Gransfors Bruk Swedish Axes are awesome. Particularly the Gransfors Carpenter's Axe and the Gransfors Carving Axe are very good options. Have to be a bit patient for availability. Have fun!
Oh wow! I’ve got that book, as well as several other written by Gary Paulson!
I have one of those Council tool hatchet. That is a nice hatchet.
We read that in school my sophomore year and I was super exited because I had always loved survival. I grew up on bear grills (fake I know 😂) and dual survival stuff like that.