Posts Tagged ‘outdoors’

Bugout Gear 3 Day Pass and Bugout Bag by U.S. Cavalry
Find Bugout brand bags at:
http://www.uscav.com/search.aspx?Search=ytsbug&TabID=548&os=1&CatID=5090&cm_mmc=SocM-_-youtube-_-bugout-_-bobbag
Duration : 0:6:30
AMK pocket survival kit
Wilderness Survival – Part Two – Priorities
Taken from our Woodsmaster volume 2 DVD.Learn about survival priorities and how to tell time with your fist in a wilderness survival situation. This is part two of a series on Survival shelters and skills by Ron Hood http://www.survival.com
Duration : 0:9:58
Woodsmonkey “perfect survival kit” contest entry
This is my entry to the woods monkey, perfect Survival kit, it had to be under ten minutes which only allowed 30 sec. for each item. for no more than 20 items. Which will explain why some of the explanations of items seemed to get cut short. All 20 items, the carry bag not included.
1. RAT 3 Knife
2.UST Sabersaw
3.Leatherman Surge multitool
4.Poncho
5.AMK emergency bivvy
6.Nalgene
7.1# coffee can
8.UST Blastmatch
9.Camenga Compass
10.Ranger Beads
11. Notebook
12.Pencil
13.whistle
14.Slingshot bands
15.Bandana
16.Bag Balm
17.Duct tape
18.Paracord
19. Sharpener
20.Headlamp
Duration : 0:9:18
Wilderness Survival – Part One – Heat loss
Taken from our Woodsmaster volume 2 DVD.Learn about how you lose heat in a wilderness Survival situation. This is part one of a series on survival shelters and skills by Ron Hood http://www.survival.com
Duration : 0:9:57
Survival: Basic Snare Trap For Small Game
Demonstration of a simple but effective trap for catching small animals for food. This is your most basic snare.
Please only use in an emergency. If practicing this trap, please disassemble when finished. If you were to catch an animal it will most likley stay alive untill you kill it. Please check your traps often so the animal will not have to suffer more than it has to. Only use in actual Survival situation. Thanks.
Duration : 0:7:28
Bug Out Bag Contents (summer)-Urban Survival
Here’s my summer bug out bag contents. I neglected to mention that I have a space blanket, poncho and fishing gear kit in the bag as well.
As the seasons change, so do the contents of my BOB. For colder weather I added a sleeping bag, wool socks, balaclava, wool scarf, and more.
Duration : 0:2:40
Building a shelter in the Rainforest – Ray Mears Extreme Survival – BBC
Building a shelter and surviving in the rain-forest is easier than you think if you have Ray Mears as a guide.
Duration : 0:3:6
SOG SEAL Pup vs. Camillus Pilot Survival Knife / Ontario 499 ASEK review & demonstration
Which knife is better, the SOG SEAL Pup or the Camillus Pilot Survival Knife?
They’re similar in size but differ greatly in weight and blade material. The Camillus is much heavier due to the awesome butt cap on the handle, and the SOG’s serrations are far superior to the saw teeth on the ASEK.
The Camillus blade is 4-7/8″ long and is made of 1095 tool steel, which is easy to sharpen. The saw teeth on the spine work well on wire and nails, but fall short on cutting metal and plastic sheeting.The size of the blade and the protective metal casing on the sheath make this a safe choice for all skill levels.
The Camillus Pilot Survival Knife is on the “must have” list of many survivalists for three simple reasons: It’s a comfortable, safe, and reliable survival tool.
The SOG SEAL Pop is light, balanced, and tough. The blade is made of AUS 6 S/S, which makes it hard to get a good edge in the field. That said, it maintains an edge better than a softer blade.
I’d recommend the SOG SEAL Pup knife to anyone looking for a decent camping/utility knife. A straight edge would be better for bushcraft, but for urban survival applications, the serrations will gnaw right through metals, plastics, nylons, and other synthetics with ease. The protective sheath and managable size make this a safe knife for all skill levels.
Which knife proves best? Watch the video and find out. Be sure to leave comments and a rating.
I just sold my Camillus 499 to survival instructor Paul Tarsitano of http://www.savealifeca.com. I’ll miss it, but I know Paul will put it to good use.
Duration : 0:9:9
a great jump start to creating your own kit
