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Me oh Im just doing Research for the People, It's for the Science 😊

Love this idea.

Great video, loved it! Thanks.

Yarrow plant has been used in a pinch. Like in sword fight. I think in the 1500's

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Anyone tell you that you have a voice and talk a bit like Jack Burton?

Great job 😍😍

Is that his son or wife ?

Man it's like everyone wants to talk or show off their tourniquets. Really haven't heard anything about compression bandages or the like. I have minimal first aid training, would it be advisable for me to use a tourniquet?

Why are all the critique comments pushed to the bottom even though they have multiple likes? Also, wasn't this released before? It feels familiar. This guy must have been an officer. It is loaded with jargon and thin on practical information. If you're trying to get us to buy a book we're going to need something more, like a few tips, that indicate you know what you're talking about. Thermal camouflage and decoys, creating a noisy environment, ways to discern enemy capabilities, etc.

looking at this place... which is actually pretty close to civilization... makes on realize the idea of a bigfoot like creature existing in secret is totally possible.

curious, if one can go to jail for hate speech for life, what is the deterrence for jumping straight to hate action? Asking for a friend!

Was it Dutroux or Trudeau!? One of them was the Belgian Jeffry E!

F j. B. . COMMUNIST..

Bjb.

Why did you ruin a perfect knife like that?

Very nicely said. What kind of watchband is that? It looks cool.

I really appreciate these shorts. I hope you can continue these. Your recent video with the other guys was spot-on too. Respect.

What kind of watch or band is that with the little vials or mini flashlight?

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Great information, and thanks!

Full tang or nothing. It's a liability to carry a " survival knife ".

That hop hornbeam seems to be the ideal wood for your tool. I'm surprised you have a fair amount around in Georgia, usually it's a tree to be found in south and south-east Europe, in the mediterranian. Lucky you, thanks for showing.

My best advice. Have a hatchet and a knife that you keep on you. I've got a hatchet I use for self defense while I save up for a pistol. I'm able to hook it to my belt and keep it hidden in my pants like a CCL pistol. It's quite compact and comfortable

Looks good brother. You already know the best way to figure out if it's ready and what it needs. Just get out there and ride, use it to go camping or trailing and during that youll figure out what you need yet if anything

"Beaver Chew" is my new favorite phrase.

One angle can make a great tool.

I don't think we have muscle wood down here in southeast ga. If so, I've never seen it. But the tree it's self looks a lot like crape myrtle. Crape myrtle has a muscular look to it. And it is very hard.

!!!Thanks for this video!!! Watched yesterday and started what I need to do today. Your motivation here is spot on! Glad I am not starting from scratch but really need a 'basic daily' to improve and maintain. Did gentle stretching which has relieved a load of tension - feels like I've been carrying the weight of the world around in tension and now that has shifted. Its fantastic what a little of the right exercise can do. Thanks for the motivation for me to get back to what I need to do.

Great video brother. That sticker vine is called a (wait a minute vine) down here in southeast ga. Especially the black ones. They are rough. 😂😂

That is pretty cool and I like working with wood.

Reminds me of my dog.

Great Project to make in the bush! Thanks! Would burn treating it increase durability and extend its usefulness? Highlighting the Machete and the Firehose Sheath were also helpful.

I made a PVC sheath for my machete... it keeps it nice and tight... handy tool... I grew up in a farm mate... I call the ''outdoors'' home! even though I live in a big city now... I do everything to make my home feel ''outdoorsy'' camo nets for curtains, birds flying free [budgies], etc... you can take me out of the woods. Still, you can never take the woods out of me!... the thing about Melbourn is that if you have a big backyard, it is always full of wildlife... and wherever you live you're 10 minutes away from a Park, big or small... in my case even better, instead of a backstreet, I have a small park, and a huge Park is just 10 min walk from here... both teaming with wildlife... the sea, a lake and a river about a mile far [different directions] I can't make it through the day without my daily ''fix'' of Nature... Nice video... I like your ''tool'', of course, you can make everything you need using your primary tools out in the woods... or even at home... I fokin replaced the plastic handle of a brand new silicon spatula that I bought 3 days ago with a wooden branch that I got from a tree outside... and I found it the most normal thing to do... lol

Love that video 😃, is there any other wood options I could use other than the "muscle wood"?, keep up the great work,🔥😁🤙🤙🤙

Do you still carry the grayl? If so, how is it working?

I’ve made plenty of batons but this is a great new idea! Thanks for the knowledge!

Try to find proper spark plug socket also.

First of all, Sir.. it's sour cream and onion potato chips.. lol

Curve. LMAF

Thank you Jason.