Pot, knife, waterproofing layer, fire starter, cordage. I think the big thing that would change dependent on location would be the order of priority and the form factor. The no camping gear survival bug out challenge: You have 15 minutes to grab what you can out of your house with the caveats that you can't have bought it for camping and it has to fit into a school backpack.
A gun with ammo. A good big knife. A tent. A way of making fire. A pot to cook food in or boil water in to purify it. 5 things just aren’t enough though. My edc has a flashlight, a knife and 2 multi tools. I’d want a sleeping bag or blanket to keep me warm. I’d want a med kit to help me survive any injuries or illnesses. I’d want a map & compass to help me navigate terrain. I’d want cordage, and a tarp. A fishing pole if I’m near water, or snare wire if I’m nowhere near water. Most of all I’d want someone who would be willing to work with me and help us survive. Solo survival is unlikely.
Stanley Cook sets are awesome. Mine goes everywhere. No matter the length or location for my hikes, I always make it a point to pause, enjoy my surroundings, make some coffee, and just be for awhile.
Machete is multitool of southern hemisphere but up North it's hatchet. A lot of guys are trying to reinvent the wheel adapting kukri or other cutting tools of cultural signifance when perfect tool for the enviroment (and a historical one) is already there. Unparalelled for shelter building or getting firewood in the forest, can make ice holes with it. It's better weapon than any knife will ever be, you can do more precise work holding it close to the axe head and even use as a cutting tool holding it by butt with your feet. Axe is way easier to sharp than a knife in the field and replacing a handle is not a big deal. Make it a long, straight one and it becomes both walking cane and better for felling trees
I'm a knife guy too... [no knife, no life] but I'll choose the axe, a ferro rod, the small pot, the blanket, and a tarp/poncho ... it's winter and you'll need to chop more wood to burn, than cut and carve... to stay warm and dry is priority #1
It is important to remember in some places of the world, you can't really count on there being good materials for making blades and containers. There is a reason the Indians traded heavily for metal blades and containers.
When I was much younger I went out of my way to challenge myself in the backcountry and the Marines. If you don't push yourself to find your "limits" you will never be completely prepared. Find your limits then try to push beyond what you think you can do. However when Covid and the shutdown happened I discovered the hole in my Survival Skills should have included Combat Shopping techniques especially when paired up against the heretofore unprepared Urban Folks. I usually have a month or two supply of consumables such as toilet paper, gasoline medications, ect. The first time I went to Costco to add to my stock I was confronted by a line that approached 1/4 mile long. I had to take a video to show friends and family because they would not believe that story. I still had a couple months supply so I just waited for a better day. For weeks afterwards I found sold out items regularly. I was still stocked up a couple months ahead on most items but nearly ran out of some supplies like toilet paper and some food items. The coming years may test us all.
Yes it was shocking and absolutely breathtaking to realize that my shopping techniques were sadly lacking. I have learned to do better. @@michelleappelgateandreasso1637
I think the delicate man needs to do a video using delicate gear..!!🤨 a video making oilskin tarp is an idea.. its actually not hard to do, and approximately 90% cheaper than buying one... ive made a few over the years and all of them still work extremely well
I would still want a cutting tool. even though you may have been able to always get a fire started without the need for one, you are putting an awful lot of trust in not ever needing one.
Agreed, aside from that, there aren't many "basic" tools that have more uses than the knife, basic hygiene to self defense and countless other uses. I wouldnt think of going out without a knife
19:38-“…your training should be more difficult than the real thing.” I SO AGREE! Coached for 35 years and one of my most used phrases when players were grumbling about how hard I was hitting balls at them…”…if you can field these then games are going to be SO easy.” Great vid as always!!!
crappy Flint and steel. in my humble opinion. Of course I will always have the easiest/ fastest way to make fire as soon as possible. but Nick type lighters are not the most durable or dependable items.
Jason, thank you for entertaining and educating us for a few years now. We are very like minded and put our trust in God🙏 We are missing your collaborations with Allan Key. For your 5 idea adventure I’d like to see you carry that first knife you made with family and your flint and steel kit, blanket & tarp, stanley pot, paracord😊keep the videos coming!
@dandewey6379 ... I am the CEO and owner of SD. Alan Kay will NEVER be on our channel ever again. When I took ownership of SD his "agent" came to me and said they were going to run my business the way they saw fit, fire Jason Salyer, and I was going to pay them signifcant money up front to do so. That dog won't hunt. I do NOT take my marching orders from them.
As for knives me good with my old Buck 410. Next my trusty and very much loved 20 cup coffee percolator. Next a plain mess kit. Bic lighters must have. Next a fishing pole with line and hook and a gun, not too big and not too small. As for cover and bedding I can make do with what I find.
Some good information, I think your 5 item choices are pretty solid - Glad to see someone producing the ferrorod with the fatwood handle. I remember first seeing them about 25 years ago at a Gene Ward seminar. Gene had some great ideas on wilderness survival. Of course, I still have the one I purchased from Gene way back then. Love the MSR Stowaway pot, much more stable than the Stanley, although the Stanley is more packable.
Thank you for the video, good advice as always. I always have a piece of gear with me that has sentimental value. It may not always be the best or most advanced piece of kit I own, but it definitely acts as a moral booster. Now that hunting season is almost over I am looking forward to getting back into the woods with my 10yr old son to work on some more primitive skills with him.
If you're choosing from what you showed on the video then the blanket, jute cord, your jumbo ferro rod, MSR pot and clean up and use the Fallkniven (spelling 😅) 🤙🤙🤙
Uberleben 8” Kraftig Fero rod and striker, Aquaquest 10 x 10 tarp, my Heavy cover canteen set, a fixed blade I made, and a spool of #36 Bankline. Keep the videos coming! 👊🏕️
For training purposes minimizing your gear would teach you valuable lessons, that being said given the choice I’d never intentionally put myself in a potentially real survival situation with only 5 items. I currently have 5-6 small but useful items in my pockets anytime I leave the house, the only time they aren’t on my person is when I’m sleeping or showering. Good vid that got me thinking so 👍🏻👍🏻 up! Side note, the chunk of file is a great multipurpose tool that could serve as a steel, could be used to make larger shavings off a ferro rod, or as a metal file in a pinch! I have worn out files from my grandpa so that would make it a nostalgic tool for me as well, two more thumbs up to you sir!
I have the Grayl but I also have the exact same MSR pot you have and like you I’ve had it for years and it’s been to all kinds of places as well including mountain warfare school in Alaska and Afghanistan.
I’d go for the poncho before the blanket every time, my clothing layers will be enough with small fire but a shelter mite be needed straight away, kukri ferro rod metal water bottle poncho paracord wrapped in shemagh and tied round waist
The reminder. Can be used to chop,cut,shave and hammer, wool blanket, fat wood/ferro rod with hand made striker, 1quart pot ,jute twine. That's the 5 items you should take. Bonus item Heavy wool coat.
I'd go GSO 4.7 or TRC Mille Cuori + Fiskarss X7. For going ultra light for mobility, I'd go Bushcraft Black + Victorinox Rucksack + Bahco Laplander. The grandpa knife is as cool as it gets Great moemries!!! Hope you keep it forever!
There's a coat called a "swandri", mostly unheard of outside new Zealand or Australia, check them out. Also, love your work 👍 p.s, in Australia we have a "tarp" called a hoochie. Also worth a look.
just ventured a look and a 9 oz 1/4 neck Merino mid weight (9 oz) shirt selling for $123.00! Maybe it's worth it to most ppl but I can find several pieces of clothing for that $123 bucketoos😮
I would like to see you actually in that abandoned factory in the thumbnail setting up a camp to stay warm and dry and telling us about it as you do so. Thanks!
Restricting it to only five, one of them I'd choose would be my Cold Steel Special Forces (Spetznaz) Shovel. with its sharpened edges I can chop, slice, dig, hammer, and defend myself if necessary.
How to drill a hole in steel? I've snapped by Silky blade. A Big Boy. Was looking to make a small homemade saw out of the broken tip. Struggling to drill a hole through the blade! Any suggestions
I understand that choosing five items is a mental exercise that allows us to consider what items are the most useful to pack or carry, but I consider a knife essential to carry all the time and then for the urban environments we need such items as a sillcock key and a can opener. I dont see any reason to limit ourselves to strickly 5 items.
Fatwood ferro rod for the win!! Idc what people say, fatwood is the winner 💯! I'd love for you to learn the difference between oil cloth and waxed canvas! Video idea with you sending me both 10x10s with pros,cons, and difference between them!
My friend I love your energy so much and your like me a little !!! I enjoy all my small moments and interactions with my gear, I sound so stupid but I made a few videos that kinda bro ugh my little kid energetic side out. Anyways I love all your content and I hope we come across one day and if your ever upstate ny I would love to show you all the mountains we have here in the Adirondacks :) maybe do a video or two, I’m not famous or anything but I can show you so many beautiful landscape
Cutting tools - not just sharp rocks ( flint knapping is dangerous and not for an amateur in a survival situation ). You can almost always find broken glass or old tin cans and such like trash - the stuff turns up in even the most remote wild areas.
if i had to pick from your items... the reminder, wool blanket, big fire steel, 1 quart pot, jute rope!!! depending on if you watch the weather & had rain id trade the blanket for a tarp!!! hope your wife is recovering good from the knee surgery!!!
Sometimes the things you discover about other people is that they are the reason you are in a challenging and difficult position. Getting kicked out of the Garden of Eden was related to decision making.
6, 5,10, 20. I'm just gonna grab my woobie blanket and suck my thumb while dealing with the fallout. Who knows. I might be dead. Still a great vid. I always love watching SD when your doing stuff.
Can you do stuff with out a knife?...... yes you can....Me being Me....I would always choose one more item....the knife...lol....but then again....Bear and I think a lot alike....as well as Rex an Twitch
hey Jason. question on your msr pot. i see you drilled a hole in the top edge of the pot and have a cut out on the lid. what was the purpose? I have msr as well. i have that pot you got as well as the smoller one. i absolutely love the smaller one. it is in my edc get home bag. i use the one you have for normal camp/ day outtings. me +1 stuff
5:17 Ok. Yep. It's me. Superstitious 😊. When an axe or knife bites me in a 'stiching' way? I get rid of it. I really believe an axe and a knife has a 'soul' or a kind of spirit if you will. Something like an Indonesian Kris .... You know? So, if an axe or knife bites me I believe we don't have a good relationship and we never will. Cause it wants my blood. I have a little pocket edc knife. Have it for almost 15 years now. Use it extensively, every day. It's nothing more than a handle and the spine nowadays 😂. Never bit me. We are such good friends. I desperately need a new knife but I can't get myself to buy a new one because we're huge friends. Never left my pocket in all those years. So in my weird way of thinking I'd say: lose the axe. If it bites it aint your friend. And in the worst times, when you really need a tool that is your friend? An axe that has bitten you will fail. Dude .... If only you could see what that $14 little edc knife has been through in all those years. Even you would be proud of her 😂😂 she never bit me so she will be with me until she breaks.
Thanks for taking the time to reply sir . You're one of the world's premier survival experts . Thanks for sharing your knowledge. " the more you know ,the less you carry " I carry a lot .😂😅
Disagree with “not” having a knife . Total wet soaking environment is going to be 10 times harder to have a fire without a way to split wood and access dry wood. Just my 2 cents
"5 Items To Survive" Knife #1 Its for robbing someone and take all their survival gear. Knife #2 Its for defensive purpose if the person you robbed had friends that want revenge. Knife #3 Peeling potatoes, you want a knife without human blood on it. Knife #4 ua-cam.com/video/x6LovY_DdEE/v-deo.html Axe #1 Its for building a viking long ship and get away from everything.
I get the idea but let's be honest yes stranded on top of a Cold mountain you would want hot food or something warm more than a knife or cutting tool. But stranded in the desert you would not want for a sleeping bag. Yes I'm sure the circumstances at the moment would make you want something more than a knife but with a cutting tool you can create a way to make fire or a warmer shelter. Yes you can do a lot without it but the advantage you get is astronomical. There is a reason since its inception man has carried a cutting tool. I feel if you were dressed appropriately for the conditions your concern for a want would be minimal. To be honest I feel with the invigoration of Bushcraft from the 80s on plus the rise of the internet and the ability to share research discuss and disseminate information I feel we as a community have really nailed down the essentials. I mean from utzi to present it is clear what works a reliable way to make fire a cutting tool some cordage a portable shelter be it tarp blanket or a animal hide and with it's invention a metal container to hold and purify water with boiling. I mean maybe a maybe a small camp x depending on how much wood processing you really need to do. Just my humble opinion.
You need a saw. You need a saw. You need a saw. It saves hours over just a hatchet. You have to test your theories in the real world. I'll take 3 saws, a blanket, and a ferro rod.
So you say you could go without a knife hmmmmm so will you adapt to caveman era and use a sharp rock or shell a wooden club to protect yourself? This I got to see mate lol. I would not leave home without a knife as you never know what lays around the corner and you would kick yourself in that unseen instance for not having one.
So no way to gather food/protein. Excellent. You might want to think about adding a firearm. Even a fishing pole or snare wire would be helpful. You aren’t going to survive for long with 5 items unless you take other items from other people. This is fantasy land.
@@SurvivalDispatch it's my way of life 👍 no electricity, running water or refrigerator. Heating with candles inside but we spend dawn till dark outside. Living by the campfire.
What's your top 5 to SURVIVE?
Pot, knife, waterproofing layer, fire starter, cordage. I think the big thing that would change dependent on location would be the order of priority and the form factor.
The no camping gear survival bug out challenge: You have 15 minutes to grab what you can out of your house with the caveats that you can't have bought it for camping and it has to fit into a school backpack.
30 pack of Budlight, Beef jerky, Fire starter, Knife, Gun.
I hear the transition phase is difficult. @@buzz5969
A gun with ammo. A good big knife. A tent. A way of making fire. A pot to cook food in or boil water in to purify it. 5 things just aren’t enough though. My edc has a flashlight, a knife and 2 multi tools. I’d want a sleeping bag or blanket to keep me warm. I’d want a med kit to help me survive any injuries or illnesses. I’d want a map & compass to help me navigate terrain. I’d want cordage, and a tarp. A fishing pole if I’m near water, or snare wire if I’m nowhere near water. Most of all I’d want someone who would be willing to work with me and help us survive. Solo survival is unlikely.
Depending on time of year and where you are on the planet....shelter...water...fire...steel cup...knife...that's my start
Stanley Cook sets are awesome. Mine goes everywhere. No matter the length or location for my hikes, I always make it a point to pause, enjoy my surroundings, make some coffee, and just be for awhile.
Machete is multitool of southern hemisphere but up North it's hatchet. A lot of guys are trying to reinvent the wheel adapting kukri or other cutting tools of cultural signifance when perfect tool for the enviroment (and a historical one) is already there. Unparalelled for shelter building or getting firewood in the forest, can make ice holes with it. It's better weapon than any knife will ever be, you can do more precise work holding it close to the axe head and even use as a cutting tool holding it by butt with your feet. Axe is way easier to sharp than a knife in the field and replacing a handle is not a big deal. Make it a long, straight one and it becomes both walking cane and better for felling trees
I'm a knife guy too... [no knife, no life] but I'll choose the axe, a ferro rod, the small pot, the blanket, and a tarp/poncho ... it's winter and you'll need to chop more wood to burn, than cut and carve... to stay warm and dry is priority #1
It is important to remember in some places of the world, you can't really count on there being good materials for making blades and containers. There is a reason the Indians traded heavily for metal blades and containers.
When I was much younger I went out of my way to challenge myself in the backcountry and the Marines. If you don't push yourself to find your "limits" you will never be completely prepared. Find your limits then try to push beyond what you think you can do.
However when Covid and the shutdown happened I discovered the hole in my Survival Skills should have included Combat Shopping techniques especially when paired up against the heretofore unprepared Urban Folks. I usually have a month or two supply of consumables such as toilet paper, gasoline medications, ect. The first time I went to Costco to add to my stock I was confronted by a line that approached 1/4 mile long. I had to take a video to show friends and family because they would not believe that story. I still had a couple months supply so I just waited for a better day. For weeks afterwards I found sold out items regularly. I was still stocked up a couple months ahead on most items but nearly ran out of some supplies like toilet paper and some food items. The coming years may test us all.
Good for you. Keep it up!
I love your comment about "Combat Shopping techniques especially when paired up against the heretofore unprepared Urban Folks."
Yes it was shocking and absolutely breathtaking to realize that my shopping techniques were sadly lacking. I have learned to do better. @@michelleappelgateandreasso1637
The reminder , msr pot , ferro rod with scraper , tarp , sleeping bag.
Awesome videos Jason ! Keep ‘em coming !
Thanks! Will do!
Correction to my original post, I meant the fat wood ferro rod with scrapper
I think the delicate man needs to do a video using delicate gear..!!🤨 a video making oilskin tarp is an idea.. its actually not hard to do, and approximately 90% cheaper than buying one... ive made a few over the years and all of them still work extremely well
I would still want a cutting tool. even though you may have been able to always get a fire started without the need for one, you are putting an awful lot of trust in not ever needing one.
Agreed, aside from that, there aren't many "basic" tools that have more uses than the knife, basic hygiene to self defense and countless other uses. I wouldnt think of going out without a knife
Hope the wife is getting better from the knee issue, ducks look awesome. Many blessings from Jose , met you @ Georgiabushcraft !!!
Thanks!! Really appreciate you watching and commenting.
19:38-“…your training should be more difficult than the real thing.” I SO AGREE! Coached for 35 years and one of my most used phrases when players were grumbling about how hard I was hitting balls at them…”…if you can field these then games are going to be SO easy.” Great vid as always!!!
A Bic is just Flint and steel when the fuel is gone 😊
Take out the child proof lock. It will be much easier to use.
crappy Flint and steel. in my humble opinion. Of course I will always have the easiest/ fastest way to make fire as soon as possible. but Nick type lighters are not the most durable or dependable items.
@@nickjenkins1663 better than nothing 😁
Hatchet, MSR pot, ferro rod/steel. Parachute cord, Poncho, tooth brush and paste. Okay 6..😂
Colgate makes a travel tooth brush with toothpaste already on it. I keep a 4 pack in my edc bag
You won't need the toothpaste if you can find racoon droppings. @@charlessalmond7076
Hi Jason , would be a good vid to see you survive with those items , in the rain in winter for a week😊 all best Will 🏴🍻
I really loved your comment about hardship and getting to know each other during those circumstances. Out in the forest and practice your bushcraft.
Jason, thank you for entertaining and educating us for a few years now. We are very like minded and put our trust in God🙏
We are missing your collaborations with Allan Key.
For your 5 idea adventure I’d like to see you carry that first knife you made with family and your flint and steel kit, blanket & tarp, stanley pot, paracord😊keep the videos coming!
@dandewey6379 ... I am the CEO and owner of SD. Alan Kay will NEVER be on our channel ever again. When I took ownership of SD his "agent" came to me and said they were going to run my business the way they saw fit, fire Jason Salyer, and I was going to pay them signifcant money up front to do so. That dog won't hunt. I do NOT take my marching orders from them.
MSR pot, Heavy wool blanket (preferably queen size), 10×10tarp, lg firesteel/fatwood w/scraper, freeze dried meal(s). Looking foward to the video!🤙
As for knives me good with my old Buck 410. Next my trusty and very much loved 20 cup coffee percolator. Next a plain mess kit. Bic lighters must have. Next a fishing pole with line and hook and a gun, not too big and not too small. As for cover and bedding I can make do with what I find.
I’m going back to the basics. And not carrying to much. And only what I really need to survive if needed. I have to stop carrying to much stuff.
Some good information, I think your 5 item choices are pretty solid - Glad to see someone producing the ferrorod with the fatwood handle. I remember first seeing them about 25 years ago at a Gene Ward seminar. Gene had some great ideas on wilderness survival. Of course, I still have the one I purchased from Gene way back then. Love the MSR Stowaway pot, much more stable than the Stanley, although the Stanley is more packable.
Thank you for the video, good advice as always. I always have a piece of gear with me that has sentimental value. It may not always be the best or most advanced piece of kit I own, but it definitely acts as a moral booster. Now that hunting season is almost over I am looking forward to getting back into the woods with my 10yr old son to work on some more primitive skills with him.
Switch the knife for a second wool blanket... even though the knife you designed with your dad, papa and great papa is totally awesome.
If you're choosing from what you showed on the video then the blanket, jute cord, your jumbo ferro rod, MSR pot and clean up and use the Fallkniven (spelling 😅) 🤙🤙🤙
Looking forward to the adventure video see ya on the next one
Uberleben 8” Kraftig Fero rod and striker, Aquaquest 10 x 10 tarp, my Heavy cover canteen set, a fixed blade I made, and a spool of #36 Bankline. Keep the videos coming! 👊🏕️
For training purposes minimizing your gear would teach you valuable lessons, that being said given the choice I’d never intentionally put myself in a potentially real survival situation with only 5 items. I currently have 5-6 small but useful items in my pockets anytime I leave the house, the only time they aren’t on my person is when I’m sleeping or showering. Good vid that got me thinking so 👍🏻👍🏻 up! Side note, the chunk of file is a great multipurpose tool that could serve as a steel, could be used to make larger shavings off a ferro rod, or as a metal file in a pinch! I have worn out files from my grandpa so that would make it a nostalgic tool for me as well, two more thumbs up to you sir!
Ur vest means something to you I'll gander. God bless you and yours
I love your choices. I am leaning towards the axe instead of the knife.
Awesomeness! Love it man. I am doing something similar next week.
Have fun!
😊thanks for sharing
Thanks for watching!
I have the Grayl but I also have the exact same MSR pot you have and like you I’ve had it for years and it’s been to all kinds of places as well including mountain warfare school in Alaska and Afghanistan.
Depends on the environment. City or urban survival, the items may be different, i. e. crowbar, gun, wire etc.
Axe, cordage, pot, 100 percent wool blanket and 10 x 10 oilskin tarp.
I’d go for the poncho before the blanket every time, my clothing layers will be enough with small fire but a shelter mite be needed straight away, kukri ferro rod metal water bottle poncho paracord wrapped in shemagh and tied round waist
1. Bic lighter
2. Heavy duty knife
3. Stainless steel pot
4. Large oiled canvas tarp
5. Sleeping bag
I like that Axe. Very cool video.
The reminder. Can be used to chop,cut,shave and hammer, wool blanket, fat wood/ferro rod with hand made striker, 1quart pot ,jute twine. That's the 5 items you should take. Bonus item Heavy wool coat.
I'd go GSO 4.7 or TRC Mille Cuori + Fiskarss X7. For going ultra light for mobility, I'd go Bushcraft Black + Victorinox Rucksack + Bahco Laplander. The grandpa knife is as cool as it gets Great moemries!!! Hope you keep it forever!
There's a coat called a "swandri", mostly unheard of outside new Zealand or Australia, check them out. Also, love your work 👍 p.s, in Australia we have a "tarp" called a hoochie. Also worth a look.
I have 2 swannis! Love them!!
just ventured a look and a 9 oz 1/4 neck Merino mid weight (9 oz) shirt selling for $123.00! Maybe it's worth it to most ppl but I can find several pieces of clothing for that $123 bucketoos😮
I would like to see you actually in that abandoned factory in the thumbnail setting up a camp to stay warm and dry and telling us about it as you do so. Thanks!
Great idea!
Restricting it to only five, one of them I'd choose would be my Cold Steel Special Forces (Spetznaz) Shovel. with its sharpened edges I can chop, slice, dig, hammer, and defend myself if necessary.
Love the shovel!
How to drill a hole in steel?
I've snapped by Silky blade. A Big Boy. Was looking to make a small homemade saw out of the broken tip.
Struggling to drill a hole through the blade! Any suggestions
I understand that choosing five items is a mental exercise that allows us to consider what items are the most useful to pack or carry, but I consider a knife essential to carry all the time and then for the urban environments we need such items as a sillcock key and a can opener. I dont see any reason to limit ourselves to strickly 5 items.
Fatwood ferro rod for the win!! Idc what people say, fatwood is the winner 💯! I'd love for you to learn the difference between oil cloth and waxed canvas! Video idea with you sending me both 10x10s with pros,cons, and difference between them!
My friend I love your energy so much and your like me a little !!! I enjoy all my small moments and interactions with my gear, I sound so stupid but I made a few videos that kinda bro ugh my little kid energetic side out. Anyways I love all your content and I hope we come across one day and if your ever upstate ny I would love to show you all the mountains we have here in the Adirondacks :) maybe do a video or two, I’m not famous or anything but I can show you so many beautiful landscape
Love that!
thank you for just seeing my comment, you guys are my number 1 fav channel@@SurvivalDispatch
Thanks so much for the support!
of course !!!@@SurvivalDispatch
Doing challenges like this help you to know yourself as well!
Go with what you feel most comfortable with
Cutting tools - not just sharp rocks ( flint knapping is dangerous and not for an amateur in a survival situation ). You can almost always find broken glass or old tin cans and such like trash - the stuff turns up in even the most remote wild areas.
if i had to pick from your items... the reminder, wool blanket, big fire steel, 1 quart pot, jute rope!!! depending on if you watch the weather & had rain id trade the blanket for a tarp!!! hope your wife is recovering good from the knee surgery!!!
Thanks!
I've found the Alone: The Beast episode you've been but can't find the NatGeo one. Any help?
“Called to the wild” episode “Dog Gone”
I heard it is on Disney plus and maybe Hulu. I don’t have either. Ha! Hope you enjoy it.
@@SurvivalDispatch Hey, that's Maggie! Thank you
Sometimes the things you discover about other people is that they are the reason you are in a challenging and difficult position. Getting kicked out of the Garden of Eden was related to decision making.
Soap put it on the outside of the pot before you cook with it. So clean up is a lot easier.
6, 5,10, 20. I'm just gonna grab my woobie blanket and suck my thumb while dealing with the fallout. Who knows. I might be dead. Still a great vid. I always love watching SD when your doing stuff.
Gotta have a woobie!! Thanks so much for watching.
Great video brother.
How long are you going for. That makes a difference
Probably just a single night.
@@SurvivalDispatch I would stick with simple then
Knife, ferro rod,steel water bottle, tarp, bank line.
Bushcraft Spain is great oilskin tarp love mine
Blanket, tarp, axe, msr pot, ferro rod/striker.
would be interested to see you make an oil skin tarp, (and then test it)
Bring all you need, carry all you bring. Your mileage may very.
Sleeping bag, ferro rod, water bottle, knife and a poncho.
That's not a fire starter!
*pulls out giant mallet *
THAT'S a fire starter
Red Bush isn't that also known as Rooibos? Rooibos is a tea.
Not sure. Does it grow in southern Louisiana?
Multi tool, pot, bic lighter, cordage, poncho.
Dress according to the time of year
Prepare yourself to live comfortably in misery.
At about 8 minutes you said the match came after the flint and steel, you might not believe it but the lighter came before the match fact👍
Fun fact for sure. I didn’t know that.
Is this for the upcoming challenge you text me about?
Maybe……..
"the reminder"
Can you do stuff with out a knife?...... yes you can....Me being Me....I would always choose one more item....the knife...lol....but then again....Bear and I think a lot alike....as well as Rex an Twitch
Im prepared to go back to 1870's tech level, and make a go of it.( hopefully!) I'll leave the Otzi cave man level to you, Jase....
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Be nice, be constructive, it's for the betterment of humanity....
That’s called trauma bonding Jason! Ask nurses about the friendships we’ve built in especially the past few years. We’d probably kill for one another🤣
Trust me, only war will teach you who someone is.
You’re probably right
Blanket
Poncho
Cookpot
Folding saw
Ferro rod
Very smart thinking. Especially for the winter.
hey Jason. question on your msr pot. i see you drilled a hole in the top edge of the pot and have a cut out on the lid. what was the purpose? I have msr as well. i have that pot you got as well as the smoller one. i absolutely love the smaller one. it is in my edc get home bag. i use the one you have for normal camp/ day outtings. me +1 stuff
I attempted to modify it to hang over the fire. It did not work. It was too easy to tip it over while hanging.
Do you mean Trauma Bonding in your opening statement?
Yes!
I made Moose Pile Pie the other night. Did a video on it.
5:17 Ok. Yep. It's me. Superstitious 😊. When an axe or knife bites me in a 'stiching' way? I get rid of it. I really believe an axe and a knife has a 'soul' or a kind of spirit if you will. Something like an Indonesian Kris .... You know?
So, if an axe or knife bites me I believe we don't have a good relationship and we never will. Cause it wants my blood.
I have a little pocket edc knife. Have it for almost 15 years now. Use it extensively, every day. It's nothing more than a handle and the spine nowadays 😂. Never bit me. We are such good friends. I desperately need a new knife but I can't get myself to buy a new one because we're huge friends. Never left my pocket in all those years.
So in my weird way of thinking I'd say: lose the axe. If it bites it aint your friend. And in the worst times, when you really need a tool that is your friend? An axe that has bitten you will fail.
Dude .... If only you could see what that $14 little edc knife has been through in all those years. Even you would be proud of her 😂😂 she never bit me so she will be with me until she breaks.
My one item survival challenge only involves
One motor home .
LOL
Thanks for taking the time to reply sir .
You're one of the world's premier survival experts .
Thanks for sharing your knowledge.
" the more you know ,the less you carry "
I carry a lot .😂😅
Nostalgic is ok, but survival is for real, fix blade, a saw, a real tarp, pot, and insulation.
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Disagree with “not” having a knife .
Total wet soaking environment is going to be 10 times harder to have a fire without a way to split wood and access dry wood.
Just my 2 cents
"5 Items To Survive"
Knife #1 Its for robbing someone and take all their survival gear.
Knife #2 Its for defensive purpose if the person you robbed had friends that want revenge.
Knife #3 Peeling potatoes, you want a knife without human blood on it.
Knife #4 ua-cam.com/video/x6LovY_DdEE/v-deo.html
Axe #1 Its for building a viking long ship and get away from everything.
Better hope I don't see your sorry ass before you see me.
Flip flops
I get the idea but let's be honest yes stranded on top of a Cold mountain you would want hot food or something warm more than a knife or cutting tool. But stranded in the desert you would not want for a sleeping bag. Yes I'm sure the circumstances at the moment would make you want something more than a knife but with a cutting tool you can create a way to make fire or a warmer shelter. Yes you can do a lot without it but the advantage you get is astronomical. There is a reason since its inception man has carried a cutting tool. I feel if you were dressed appropriately for the conditions your concern for a want would be minimal. To be honest I feel with the invigoration of Bushcraft from the 80s on plus the rise of the internet and the ability to share research discuss and disseminate information I feel we as a community have really nailed down the essentials. I mean from utzi to present it is clear what works a reliable way to make fire a cutting tool some cordage a portable shelter be it tarp blanket or a animal hide and with it's invention a metal container to hold and purify water with boiling. I mean maybe a maybe a small camp x depending on how much wood processing you really need to do. Just my humble opinion.
No Playstation???
You need a saw. You need a saw. You need a saw. It saves hours over just a hatchet. You have to test your theories in the real world.
I'll take 3 saws, a blanket, and a ferro rod.
I have a saw. That would be a solid choice as well. Not sure about 3 of them but I get it.
Bare bones kit
So you say you could go without a knife hmmmmm so will you adapt to caveman era and use a sharp rock or shell a wooden club to protect yourself? This I got to see mate lol. I would not leave home without a knife as you never know what lays around the corner and you would kick yourself in that unseen instance for not having one.
I call BS on the collector of things.....😂. Let's get the wife on here to attest to you being a non collector.
So no way to gather food/protein. Excellent. You might want to think about adding a firearm. Even a fishing pole or snare wire would be helpful. You aren’t going to survive for long with 5 items unless you take other items from other people. This is fantasy land.
Yahoo for willful self abuse LMAO. It's an everyday occurrence here. Get comfortable with being uncomfortable.
Ha! I like that. I call it artificial hardship!
@@SurvivalDispatch it's my way of life 👍 no electricity, running water or refrigerator. Heating with candles inside but we spend dawn till dark outside. Living by the campfire.
Great video brother