Woodsmanship 101 - Navigation II
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 21 พ.ย. 2013
- Today we're exploring some new country to wrap up part 2 of the land navigation episode. We'll talk about using a map & compass to navigate through an unfamiliar landscape by using terrain and map features such as handrails, waypoints, and backstops.
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I enjoy the videos.. Clean, simple , informative; enjoying the outdoors using one's brain and simple tools. Keep them coming!
Really excellent videos Clay, congratulations! I went through a pretty serious land navigation course in the Army decades ago, but I was planning on taking my kids out and teaching them some map and compass skills this next week, so I needed a refresher. After poking around TH-cam for a while, I was really glad to find these two videos. Frankly, with the number of lost souls in the woods increasing every year, I wish people would take a few minutes to watch these. Anyway you explain things very clearly and simply. It's a good service you've provided here.
Awesome video Clay,
Exceptional videos and explanations. From one bow hunter to another...you are the man!!! Keep em coming!
I really enjoy your videos, thanks for making and posting them, have a Blessed one...
I have watched lots and lots and lots of these videos. Yours is definitely the best I have come across so far. You actually do what you talk about. You know, show and go the way. I'll definitely be using some of these gems you share with us here in the forests in Cape Town. God bless you my friend :)
Very good instruction, thanks for all your videos. Love that easy cadence, it's what makes you a great teacher.
great video , love the way you explain yourself. very simple and those of us who has some compass knowledge and hunting experience ,understand your method of skirting around different obstacle ,,, who want to wade a creek in cold weather . great video .
I was hiken in Tenn and wow the trails arnt marked was lost till 11 at night before i found my way off the mountain, Ha Ha I even tried 911 no one came to rescue me so ya now i got me a good compass and need to learn to navigate, I also have been lost while tracken deer. so Its great that i found you teaching us. Thank you I have the same compass
You made statement that was so true. I was Elk Hunting at 9500 ft elevation, easy 1/2 hr walk to my truck. It started to snow. My familiar land marks were now covered in snow. I started back to my truck around 5pm thinking I was going to get back to camp early(gets dark at
Thanks for the video tutorials. They will help me a lot in my travels through the forests.
When I was a kid, about 10 years old, I got lost in Jackson County Kentucky while squirrel hunting. I had been walking through these woods which backed up to Daniel Boone National Forest for as long as I could remember, so I had never been worried about finding my way. I had stomach hit a squirrel and it ran off; not paying any attention I went off after it. After 20-30 minutes of looking and never looking back, I finally found the little critter dead at the base of a tree. I put him away and started looking around only to find that it was close to dark and I had no idea where I was. I sat underneath a pine tree the whole night, and as you can imagine I was scared and very upset. Luckily early the next morning I heard my step dad on our four-wheeler along with some of his buddies. It was only a 12 -14 hour ordeal before I was found, but it could have ended badly!
Great video and very helpful!
Great stuff, learned a lot from your videos. Greetings from Sweden
I love your hat. Where did you get it?
Hope you keep it up!
I forgot to ask; the reason you were whispering in the woods was that to not disturb animals etc?
Thank you so much for your videos very nice and easy to understand,videography and editing are very good jobs also.
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