RSFC Bush Pot Survival Kit!

I live in the netherlands, wich is a small, but pretty dencly populated country, so a kit like is not realy needed.
But i have one nonetheless.
I carry the helikon tex sere pouch in my work bag everyday

Wrap the candle in kitchen foil.
Two reasons:
1) If it melts, it won't coat everything in the pot
2) Use the foil to prevent wax running down the candle. That will greatly extend your burn time.

It can also be use as a windshield and/or reflector.

Strong suggestion: Small hygiene kit. One of those mini travel tooth brushes and paste. Small bar/bottle of soap.

What a fantastic show and a great set up. Thanks mate.

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Nice

Paracord shoelaces give you literally 2 feet of paracord.

Awesome video my friend

Love the videos, tips and content, please keep them coming!

Hello 👋 Andrew, a big thank you for sharing this informative video. Stay safe out there. 🤗

Awesome video Andrew. Line the pot with a bandana and put your items in the bandana and it gives an extra piece of cloth and will aid unloading the pan while keeping the items together. Great video and thanks for sharing. Stay safe man

Question: That bush pot would be an ideal item for the Self Reliance Outfitters Store. That or Dave could improve upon it and go from there. Just a thought.

Sounds like a joke from an SNL sketch: "It's a bandage; it's a fire starter!" Seriously, I am going to get some of those. Why not carry a few extras, and drop some other chemical fire starters from the kit? I hadn't heard of those before. Thanks!

Not a bad looking knife, anyone know what brand and model it is?

Very useful tips.

Great ideas for innovative survival!

What multitool was that?

I have to admit that about 2 years ago after watching a bunch of yours and others' survival videos I went out to Goodwill and bought a "survival crockpot," idea being that you set that up over a fire and then go collect food and water to throw in there. I ended up with this amazing Barilla spaghetti pot that I have, uh, used for making spaghetti.

Thank you for another great video! Keep up the good work. Take care, and God bless.

I heard you can boil water in a plastic bag ...like one given at a grocery store

Ranger survival, one of my favorites channels!! 😁👍🏽

Love the MSR seagull. Been using it for almost a decade. The Firebox Nano folding stove fits inside the 750ml version. I keep that, some various fire starting, solid fuel tabs, a knife, cooking oil, and some salt/pepper/garlic in there. Pretty much just grab it, add your choice of meat, and you got a nice hot meal in almost any condition.

What is the Brand of the commando Saw ?

Thanks Andrew, really appreciate these videos

I'm worried 😟 because of everything happening. Like those people in Israel. They had no warning. People had to think fast and leave.

Hi. I'm from Poland. I watch your videos with pleasure and curiosity. I wonder what a survival kit developed by James Rowe would look like in your version. Regards

Hey Andrew I really like your channel. I just received my 2 Mora Companion HD Carbon steel knives love them. I like the customizations you did so I copied you. I always wondered how whipping was done and I learned how from you. I bought some 550 cord and did it. I also bought some Ranger Bands from a company with that name. They have a set with green and yellow bands I got that one. It's a lot of fun to learn these skills and now that I have some 550 I'm going to work on my knot skills. Hoorah. Sorry that's the Marines. I have alot of friends and family in the Military and like I said I love your channel. Carry On!!

Thanks, Andrew, for another excellent video.

I use whatever type of pot I have to hold more thing.

Even empty BIC provides spark.

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Cross loading and levels of survival gear is super important.

Mesh bag make a decent minnow catcher in a pinch.

I watched one video of a cook pot kit where the person made a little inner liner out of a plastic bag and duct tape. This way the contents could all be taken out together and then put back in with no hassle. The liner could also be used as a container if needed.

Hey Andrew What Size Pot do you use 475 ml 775 ml 1.1 litre or 1.6 litre ???

I really enjoy learning about your kits. I honestly believed that all service members would get the basic survival training that you have. I was mistaken. LOL. Still learning as much as I can after retirement!

What knife is that?

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Good

I concur with you about preferring a multi tool to a Swiss Army knife. My experiences with three of them left me very disappointed. They came apart trying to do light work. A tourist trinket.
My multi tools, on the other hand, continue to perform the jobs in camp. Reliably.
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Dump the Bic and get a zippo or a zorro.

I'm looking for this pot but can't seem to find it.

That's awesome I'm going to have to buy me one and make me a kit out of it thank you for everything you do

Awesome