Basic Survival! The ONLY Three Survival Items You Need in the Wild!

please teach people to always carry a bic lighter

friction fire ? when your life is on line?...please don't say stuff like that

when i see the title and hear him say friction fire I want to go crazy, you need to have a lighter

Great vid … thanks. 👍😎

my original Sears hatchet one in one quarter pound. Might work

I might add a good pair of gloves. They are not absolutely required, but they protect your hands and make many actions much more safe.

The recent popularity of bug out bags, survival gear and prepping etc. has me worried. These people think they are going camping when SHTF. Seeing who can cram the most useless crap into a bag they cant carry more than half a mile. Wtf do they think? They are gonna learn as they go or what?

Swap the hatchet for a Bolo but yea, on point!

Yes ; Ranger S , Axe can be take place of knife, I used in war, all tools you show are right, but just tools not food yet, please can you tell me what food you care when survival time at less for 3 months long, how many item ( food) should you take with you along, U S A , Europe, Asian countries depend on where you live, because 3 of these continent different every things to survive, can you choose one show to every body please, thank for share 👍👍.

❤❤❤Great job bro

im in the swamp swamps switch the hand ax to a machete and we are golden

I go nowhere w/o my pocket knife

Thanks for Sharing

Cordage it's called 550 cord

I appreciated your hardwork,

htank you so much

I don’t know if you read the comments but how about a video on Tomahawks.

Excellent quality instruction—thanks.

I'd put a ferro rod at 3, cordage at 4. Too many variables getting fire with a bow drill.

This channel is the real deal. No nonsense. Love it.

And some to make fire. Making prehistoric fire too much hard.

Take a shot everytime he says “cordage” 😂 Great video bro

I Think you Are Full Of Shit

What's up man I do survival no big deal I love survival it's fun you go bro

No where close to Ranger school but did my time, all about some Bushcraft!!!!

Might trade queen size wool blanket for paracord can cut strip of unravel some of the blanket for cordage and still cover with while building shelter gathering wood for fire and water if I don't need it to keep people me warm right then can rig as like a litter and carry more wood for fire,shelter, traps. Might trade hatchet for hammer pole tomahawk of about 2 pounds can take short handle out and replace with homemade one longer trade out regular canteen for 64 Oz kleen canteen with nested cup fewer trips to water source . can boil half day worth for drinking leaving more time for other chores but your a good choices as well just my personal thoughts 😊

Excellent course. It gives me motivation to get out of my bed 😂 Signature : couch potatoe. 😂😂😂😂😂😂🎉🎉 We didn't have this kind of army training here + bushcraft life not welcomed + infested with mosquitoes + fines as soon as a fire smoke is seen with satellites. Welcome to 1984. People seem to like this enslaved life.

Why not just add a flint fire starter to the kit? They are cheap and widely available.

That's 4 items,where is fire steel

My three survival items are a) a trailer full of food and water that will last for at least 10 years, b) a luxury location that will fit all of it and c) a bunch of minions who will protect my life to the death defending it.

The native Americans always carried a fire kit and a knife at all times.
I would have some type of fire making and a knife. Cordage I personally wouldn’t need as much from my experience.
I rather have a bottle than cordage but I need a knife and fire

You people try to find wood in the rain and do a bow drill, have fun, I’ve seen expert instructors struggling and can’t start a fire.
There’s no way the average bushcraft man or woman is gonna make fire by wood drilling.
Knife, fire and bottle.

All you need is a knife and modern flint. In arid areas a bottle as well.

You need a knife or hatchet sharpener to do the job.

Great video as always but please mention in future videos that boiling water does *not* remove the chemical threats posed in water. Many sources of water are contaminated with pesticides, herbicides, and petroleum products. Boiling water does not remove these toxins.

Rangers Lead the Way!! 🫡. I’ll fallow you into the bush Sir! God, I'm hungry.

Hungry for action.

- Hungry for blood.

Hell.

I'm just

plain ol' hungry.

- Feel I'm gettin' weaker...

while Charlie's growin'

stronger in the jungle.

I can't lose my edge.

I gotta keep my strength up.

I gotta maintain discipline.

Because the hard reality was...

I gotta get a job. lol 😂

All you need is stones, wood and a pot. You can make your own rope, and your own axe with boiled cambium and knapping stones and your own water container with a burned core stump topped off with a narrow log core

Thank you!

Would have chosen more reliable fire starting method over cordage, personally. Hell, even over axe, if it's two items.

Interesting video, the choice of essentials seems spot on.

Remove cordage, replace with ferro rod.
Make your own rope and string.

essential BS to survive in the wild

Paper matches work for me. They weigh next to nothing. Take one or two or three matches and scotch tape them, along with the striker, somewhere- preferably to the knife shealth which waterproofs them. In practice they serve more as a backup to a Bic lighter or whatever is your primary fire maker. I went through the Air Force survival training course as part of my flight training and I have to say the Boy Scouts of America was more challenging.

Great video of having nothing but the basics and making it work

The 4 th Must have Item? a damn pack of marches

Grat video. Probably the best of the channel. I love in Ecuador and here we use most of the times a machete instead of a hatchet.

Or you could just plan ahead and buy some Bic lighters.. 🥴 but hey, that's okay just keep doing everything the hard way

TRUST HIM, GO ONLY WITH 3 THINGS AND YOU WILL SUFFER LIKE A PIG

I can survive with cutting,combusion and ziplock bags as container

Great little video!