The Ultimate Survival Shovel Prepping Tool/ Kit
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Good Evening 🌇 Nate. I gave your youtube video a huge thumbs up 👍 ok Nate. Iam still praying 🙏 for the entire world 🌎 too ok 👍 Nate. I hope that you had a great 👍 weekend Nate.
Cash $$$ silver dimes ..... am i right. or 1/10 oz gold coins or 1 gram gold bars.
See if you can get a tourniquet either in or on the shovel a lighter... how about a couple cigar tubes of water...storm proof matches.....fishing hooks an fishing line....needle and thread.....slim prices of fat wood....Tylenol or Ibuprofen...
Hard 🍬 candy
The fact you used video game sounds and a mini version of yourself is hilarious 😂 it really is funny😅😅😁👍👍
With all the stress that comes with researching what's actually happening out of our immediate bubbles, I respect that you still are able to pull off fun and informative videos like this. Thank you for the years of hard work brother.
Plastic straws, especially larger diameter ones, can be cut to a desired length and filled with any number of things. Then the pliers from a multitool are used to close the straw just before an end and a lighter is used to heat the plastic at the end. Then the pliers are used to squeeze the hot plastic, cooling it and sealing it together. Done at both ends, you now have a sealed plastic container of any small item that you want. For things like toothpaste or triple antibiotic ointment, leave both ends open and squeeze the desired amount into the straw first, then seal it up.
In Canada you cannot buy them any more I gather. I do have a couple of large packs and they are useful...even for paper currency.
What the hell are u putting in a straws? Forgive me I'm just a poor country boy
@@thomassellars7390 Single servings of things. Medicines, especially powders and small pills. Powder to replace electrolytes. instant coffee. Whitener. Sugar. Spices, salt and pepper. Fire starter. Matches, Polysporin. Well, you can thing of more, I am sure.
I use med bottles..better than a straw
@@thomassellars7390 That works. Bottles, particularly water tight ones, are heavier larger and more fragile. Usially harder to source. The bottles are asier to open, easier to load, but also need to measure better if you have more. To each their own. BTW I use both. Electrolytes, whitener in straws -- I don't use sugar -- are sealed, waterproof and in proportion to the size of my cups and bottles.
I live in an area that's hard to escape ( only 6 main roads out of my state and non existing secondaries) and would be required to bug-in. Also have many preps. Just recently, the emergency alert system was activated in the early hours of the morning. The negative backlash was enormous. Me, I'm happy that it was a drill. It made me aware that catastrophic events don't wait for lazy, hazy, sunny days. Time to wake up and smell the coffee, if you have time. Don't be complacent.
Only 2 roads. One going north/south the other east. You need a boat if you are going west
One thing I believe would be an extremely useful configuration for a survival shovel would be to have it also perform as a trekking pole. The benefits of a survival shovel are many. However, carrying one around can be annoying or even cumbersome. The benefits of a hiking pole or stick are also numerous. Hiking and trekking poles are designed to give you extra confidence and stability. They may help relieve stress on your joints, especially when going uphill or downhill.
Having a combination trekking pole and survival shovel would be a very complimentary combination. I would imagine keeping the shovel head in its pack while using the rest of the pole for trekking. Now, you’re not having to carry your pole, but you are putting it to good use as a tool for hiking instead of it being dead weight.
Consider only putting things to make a shelter, fires, food acquisition, etc. related material inside the handle. Put water tabs, caffine, meds, etc. In your pocket first aid kit. That way you will have more room for wire, fire starter, cordage, fishing line, hooks, etc. Wrap a couple of the end handles with paracord.
A thing I have never seen mentioned on any prepping Channel is filters for coffee and tea, they would also have different purposes like filtering dirty water, use it for seeds and gathering elderberry ect.
As long as you have a cheese cloth or a T-shirt you’ll be OK
@@redneckranger2144 lol
a peice of cloth rather than paper works even better.
In a pinch. You can use a handkerchief with a rubber band as well. Though it is definitely not as good.
You really don't need filters, cowboy coffee is much better anyway
I have a similar item that converts to a walking stick. One thing I did was wrap one section with survival paracord to help gripping when hiking and also gives cordage when needed. the core of the paracord also works as snare wire and fire starter material.
watching your channel is never a waste of time Nate.
Love your site! One thing not mentioned is morale, keeping attitudes positive while the SHTF, I have Dice. There are many games that can be played even with just one. I have also drawn out on a peice of cloth, a checker board. near by branches can be cut into chips. Instead of colors I have different sizes. Large and medium. If you need to spit, throw chips into fire, or bury. cloth rolls up and into handle. Keep up the good work! Stay positive. Arizona preper out.😋❤️⚓
Nate is so funny!! The best one was pretending to be an intruder at the perimeter the acting was hysterical ... lol 😂
You might consider a ziplock bag or such for a container for the water for your aqutabs -- and for waterproofing when the shovel is disassembled in your pack. BTW, the cylindrical nature of the handle pieces would be handy for "hand line fishing". I am surprised you didn't get the freeze dried rib eye in there.
About snaring small game for sustenance - buy a wooden rat trap or four.
Lean decent sized stick up against a tree or trash can or something similarly.
Animals are not stupid and are just as lazy as humans, as long as they can walk up the stick instead of climbing it vertically…they will.
Since you got the wooden rat traps, drill little holes in them and secure them to your leaning sticks/branches.
If you want a big boost on return on your investment, put a tiny little dab of peanut butter or cheese or something on the trap.
Things like squirrels, birds, mice, rats, cats etc will walk up/down the stick and get caught in the trap.
Now go and find a video about how to clean and cook the game, personally we are forever grateful for Junkyard Fox and his videos…check them out.
Just a thought for using the fish line. It would be quite easy to wind fish line on a sewing machine bobbin. I haven't checked the inside diameter of the tool but a sewing bobbin might fit right inside.
Ruth, good idea I also thought of that, just wondering how much line you could get on and probably best to use like 8 pound line as you would get more length with that.
Boom !!
I immediately thought of a bobbin Too!
as a guy that has done a lot of digging and shoveling i feel a spade shaped shovel is good for turning over soil in the garden or for shovelling sand into a cement mixer. If a shovel is needed to prepare a surface to be flatter or for digging a trench then a 8" wide square shovel is better and especially so when encountering roots while digging trenches as it is more effective at cutting through them than a spade which deflects. It would be good if that company offered a square shovel end as an option as it would be better for tent side preperation or burrowing in root filled soil
*WARNING: Do NOT place anything too valuable in that shovel because the shovel is so valuable it WILL get stolen from most people.*
Pew pew pew
GPS tracker put inside (hidden of coarse). !!!
@@ambassadorscall real talk.
That's one of the uses of the shovel end. A head split in half stops stealing immediately! True story btw
@@Teknofobe pew pew pew is pretty real to me
Also could wrap para -cord around parts of the outside of the shovel. Many, many uses for a survival situation!!!
Nate this video was killer bro! Amazing content. Don't get me wrong, I love the doom and gloom and watched all your vids for many many years! This was a nice refreshing break.
You will obviously have to pick and choose, but here are some more ideas,,, Baggie for gathering water, you have the Aquatabs but no way to hold the water,, Bandaids or 2 or 3,, small amount antibiotic cream,, Advil or Tylenol,, sewing thread and needle for deep cuts,, amount of duct tape for butterfly stitches,, few mm's,, small neodymium magnet for steel / rust in the eyes,, P38 can opener,, Trick birthday candle 1 or 2, wind blows it out it lights back up on its own!! ,,small nail clipper or file - file is flat,, Tiny watch battery LED light,, 2 razor blades from a BIC razor head,, lock pic set pretty flat, eye glass screwdriver or if you wear glasses the repair kit with few (2) pcs heat shrink to reattach the arms when or if the hinge breaks,, rubber bands or hair bands are a bit stronger,, q-tips,, tiny sample bottles of alcohol or peroxide, they make really tiny bottles,, tiny eye dropper from same co. ,, mini Bic lighter,, tiny piece of broken mirror for signaling - as big as possible,, tin foil - signaling, cooking, gathering water, dish, pan, pot tin foil has a million uses,, tweezers mini or reg. if it fits,, you get the idea, I will be using this idea and make up several different types of these kits each with a different focus and some general kits that has some from items each kit and custom kits - Great idea Nate !!!! USE EVERY INCH !!! And there is more, I can go on and on and on .... ... .. .
Please do an episode on self defense with a road flare, they’re common and probably still legal in Canada
😂😂😂😂 the beginning had me cracking up🤣🤣
Don't think you mentioned it but a simple shepards sling wiuld fit and would supplement the fishing. Lot of people underrate the sling but balistics wise it's comparible to 9mm Parabellum/Luger
I bought the shovel. It's what Nate says it is. His phone reps are top notch. I've purchased 3 items so far and will be BUYING more even though the banksters get their international processing fee.
Did the shovel come with a mini Nate? Im not sure what i would do with one ....maybe i'll just set him free??
@@JDVHS so I wasn't just hearing voices....
Why not wrap the wire around the outside of the handle, would free up a little more room in the handle.
Love the intro! lol Some great ideas for extending items inside for easy carrying. Peace and safe blessings, everyone.
Thanks Nate for all you do and with a great sense of humour. Not only are your products top quality so are your videos, you your family and the whole team take care and stay safe.
I can dig it Nate. Thanks bro. Keep on preppin. Cheers 🍻
Making the top attachment the handle and when the handle top is unscrewed from the rest a double edged blade attached. So when you detach it you're ready to protect yourself silently.
TUP Cliff is The Master... and all around good guy!!!
At this point I’m here for great marketing and business strategies more than survival. Dudes content is becoming top-notch.
It’s been top notch for a long time.
@@prominence2826 More Top Notch*
If I shrink myself my food will last years!
There is this tooth repair kit that I got at the pharmacy and it comes with a little cotton balls, a tweezer, some tooth and gum, numbing liquid and a paste to fill in the cracks. That thing is in all of my bags and yes I know general tooth care will help that but for someone like me and what’s wrong with my bloodline general dental care just that didn’t cut it
Great video Nate and now you have many people using their brains as to what they could store into one of these survival shovels including myself lol. What is the actual diameter of the inside of this device is it like 19mm or 30mm?. Have a great day now.
Snare wire is great but a couple decent snare locks can make or break your sets.
Give me a few 1/16thx 8' cable snares with good locks, used up lighter,a knife and you can drop me off about anywhere.
Some water filtration is a bonus as is some fishing line and hooks. Although I can get that in any river or stream in north America that has fish in it......
F'n hallarious, love it. Thanks for the walk through, ideas, and as always, you commitment to keeping us all informed.
Your production quality is really improving, great job
I think our boy's been partaking of some of that survival herb with his opening scene... 😆
PVC with threaded couplings and two endcaps, and a dollar tree garden shovel with handle removed if need be, and inserted into one end(cap), and a bolt and locking wingnut drilled through the PVC and shovel handle for a more economical version. Stuff each section with whatever works for you. Aluminum or copper or even steel pipe work also, just a little more expensive.
My grandfather gave me gardening tools, small size ones. Believe me it saved me in dire times❤
Something else you might want to consider adding inside would be some sling shot bands. Next to fishing and trapping, some good quality sling shot bands can be a great hunting tool.
You can easily hunt small game like birds and rabbit , birds and with the right bands, you can shoot arrows with close to the power of a 40+ pound recurve bow, giving you the ability to take down medium size game like deer, once you craft some arrows in the field.
Thank you Nate
There are even smaller glow sticks. Like the ones that go on the tip of your fishing pole.
Yes Nate good video! Maybe a small head net for mosquitoes & black flies!! Maybe a small compass, oh ones already in there, & of course couple condoms, you no , for covering up & protecting the scope on the survival rifle!!!!
So cute! (The little you!) awesome ideas for items to go in the shovel! Don’t forget “little stuff” for the “little you” too!😂
😆lol, you're not right🤣the end where you say you'll include a miniature sized you to put on shoulder so we can hear how bad it is 24/7. thanks for the laughs
Good Evening 🌆 Everybody. I hope that everybody had a great 👍 day today. I hope that everybody also had a great 👍 weekend.
Man you know how to make sure we have a few good laughs 😉
0 & an needle and thread = for sowing up an rip in either clothing or flesh/ skin/ you or someone else = only as an last resort = but you would have it if needed = thread can be used for lots of things!
Fishing line , flys, grubs, hooks , maybe few tiny weights, wooden matches or torch flicker (i recommend those torch flickers) sounds like good set up
Yes Ma'am
Love it! Great and fun video!!
I should show you what I pack on my Polaris 4 wheeler for riding in the forests of northern Minnesota. Bug spray absolutely required.
I would have to rsttle can that thing black or camo.
I’m not big jnto flashy survival tools.
Can fit chap stock sized anti chafing balm in there…..make sure to wrap it in a zip lock first as anything like that can get super hot in the sun or in a vehicle and cause the oils to seep out and contaminate the contents of your kit.
I do the same with my first aid kits, anything with oil, ointments that can melt always goes into ziplocks.
I learned the hard way when periodically checking my gear.
I’d like to see in of these with a larger diameter tube.
I could even make my own with a larger pipe.
Use a sewing bobbin for your fishing line.
The SMB SFX was a nice touch.
i'm fortunate. i live near a waterway, have a tiny boat and have a go bag ready. and yes, i had the dratted alert on my phone too.
Hahaha Amazing intro Nate, The Mario sound was hilarious
Big fan of TUP!
You are so darn funny... Thank you I think we all needed that little laugh. It will linger on me.
I also would carry the main survival essentials in diverse pockets.. in case I loose the shoval
Also, make a rake that you can interchange
You can use dryer sheets for mosquitos, too.
Mosquitos know toxic, don't they..
@@MushroomMagpie I don't know about toxic, but there is something in the scents that they don't like. Been using it for decades over using sprays. You can also use things like sage, rosemary, basil, catnip, etc if you feel like going natural.
They are toxic to humans also. Don't use them for mosquitos or your clothes.
@J Carter Been using for decades. Specifically Bounce. Only health problems I have are from specific events with no relation.
🤣 "You can put me on your shoulder, and I can tell you how bad things are 24/7." 😆
Plastic straws full of coffee, sugar, salt , powdered milk? Seal ends with sticky tape? Also needle & thread? Batteries? Steel wool, super glue, aluminium foil wrapped.
Nate not to bust your balls 😂 but I do have to note at 9:55 & again at 11:25 when striking the faro rod the demonstrator used the blade itself & not the thicker spine. Tisk Tisk 😝
Hello! Great video. Great challenge for Cliff, The Urban Prepper (one of my favorite channels). Good tip regarding a nail.
Ok Nate. You've really outdone yourself this time with that intro! Laughed till my stomach hurt and had to rewind to watch again. I don't know how you did that, but it was good. Maybe you could shrink some stuff and fit it in the shovel?
mini Canadian prepper I bought the shovel and more, thanks for the knowledge
You could wrap your fishing line around a bobbin.
Bobbins come in plastic and metal.
Or a small spool.
Did you try to break it? Speznaz shovel will cut a head off. If your massive like Craig. I use a tomahawk for hair cuts. Works great. A. Can you dig with it?B. Can you defend yourself with it when your out of ammo? I aint carrying anything that doesnt work.
*spetsnaz
LoL ha ha ha ha.. lmao 🤣😂 this is great.. you made me laugh
I’m loving this 😂… who said learning wasn’t fun
I put a filter straw in one. Not a lifestraw but some other one i got off amazon.
That's a funny and scary thought to find in a survival shovel. Nice job guys!
How about wrapping line onto a drill bit or screwdriver bit with your electric drill to get line onto it fast
Great clip. Im still laughing!!!
Why is nobody mentioning the fact paying 250 for this for any reason besides supporting Nate is insane, this is clearly the same quality as the unit on amazon, please send one out to any survival channel you don't interact with for a comparison if you expect anyone with half a brain to believe this is any different.
Normally a big supporter of your content... but you've mentioned your background before....
How do you get that small? 😂. I want a mini Prepper angel on my shoulder at all times!
Aquamira may still make these very compact narrow survival straws, that could be found in some Solkoa survival kits. They mjght fit.
I bought one of these. I liked it up to the point it broke. The handle broke in several locations. Lasted only two days.
Ordered one yesterday.
A lite fishing kit in there for sure, smelt hooks, a few fathoms of high test line, an a sowing needle 🧵
Fun and clever
Wow that ARM 😮😊
Loved the Super Mario pipe sound effect. I am Definitely considering buying a super shovel.
This was a good one! Thanks Nate!
Already got mine, it is great.
I think you did good.
Not gonna lie, I have started to build a camping/hunting bag, but lately it is also a bug out bag. I have been looking for a shovel and was looking at the NEX frigate 14 in 1 shovel, but I think I’m picking up one of these, even though it’s 200 bucks more.
But then again, it might be sold out before my next pay check.
A shovel needs to be strong. I don't see a shovel made up of a bunch of pieces as being reliably strong
To tell us how bad things are all the time 😂 That was gold
Do a paracord wrap on the outside of one section of handle
Thanks
Looks like you could screw in a 1/2x28 end piece and pur some quiet stuff inside
I have a small sewing spool with 10# braided fishing line.
Thanks for the video!!
Thanks 🙏 Nate.
Thanks Nate~
Aww I just got gifted a collapsible SS now this one lookin all fancy tempting me..tyvm Nate! 🤣😂😊
Well.. what good is a shovel without toilet paper? TP tablets may fit
I like the use of shorts to describe your products.