Winter Camping Symposium-What it May Take to Survive in the Wilderness-Part 5
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- Опубліковано 7 вер 2024
- Mors Kochanski, Wilderness Living and Survival Instructor and Expert was a scheduled keynote speaker at the Winter Camping Symposium in central Minnesota in October of 2014. Due to health concerns, Mors was not able to attend. Here it is on youtube for all to enjoy in 8 separate youtube video's.
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Mors, I sense a man who has nothing to offer but the same hard-learned lessons of a lifetime. No easy fixes, no short cuts, no trite platitudes for people trying to fast track to a piece of cheap, bushcrafting glory. Yours was, is and always will be, the only way to really know what you're doing. I'm very grateful that you've taken the trouble to share these age-old truths with us. Thank you. Paul.
That was excellent, thanks Mors!
Mors. Whether you want to accept it or not. You are a legend, you are the benchmark by which all others are measured. Others seem to be about the money and fame. Whereas you have always been about the knowledge, as it should be.
I love learning the Mors Code.
Mors, you Rock! Thanks for sharing so much of your life long knowledge!!
Wise words, I always learn something watching your videos. Thank you.
Thanks for sharing your knowledge , Mr. Kochanski
Excellent. Thanks for sharing Mors.
Well said Mors-----You da man.
Thank you, sir. Survival is more than having a Mors pot.
Excellent presentation, very important points, and the Old Man discreetly approaches everyone of them! Now this is the real deal, but unfortunately there are too many sofa-stars blabling about backyard / garage bushcraft / survival...!
Thanks for sharing your knowledge.
Wisdom is taught here.
"It takes a while to learn to keep your your powder and your sleeping bag dry your knife and your axe Sharp and to always be one axe handle ahead". - Mors kochanski -
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I need to work on my knot tying. A lesson in knots from you would be easily remembered.... wink wink../.?.
Mors has a DVD out called Bush Knots, wink wink