Excellent

Thank you Sir I am a outdoors man with multiple tangled up cords/ ropes. I spend well over a hour to get to your explanation whitch is the best ever. Thank you for your well presented explanation . Well done Martin

This was one of the first outdoors videos I watched, and channel. Found this before Ray Mears and Canterbury. No idea what Paul is up to these days, hope it is great. 🤘🤘

Rather than get a pot. Covered in paraffin I put an in an inch or two of water into the pot and got a clean empty can and put the paraffin in that can and then put it into the water pot to melt the paraffin. This acts as a double boiler and pretty much keeps the paraffin from catching fire.

I did theses yrs ago and are going to do them again when i get jute

So is the meat really safe to eat after just some smoking followed by drying? I feel like the meat still needs to be cooked in order to be safe to eat.

Damn it's been a minute

Thank you. I love that this can be done around the campfire. I also like the fluidity of the baskets you made. I would love to make one for gathering. Thank you again

Wow! I watched this more than 10 years ago and I barely remember it but these tips are still etched into my memory. Some of these tips are things I always think about when I'm out and I find that not many people talk about these things like keeping the tinder close to your body as you are searching for material

This comment section tho

This came up as a recommendation. Great video. 👌

5:05

Very nice 👌👍👏 definitely gonna try this when I wake up tomorrow

Two Stick trigger is easy to make and set too! Cheers

neat content Hedgehog Leatherworks. I smashed that thumbs up on your video. Always keep up the terrific work.

I tried your idea and it is wonderful. Many thanks.

F*** your company I will never ever do with you again I lost $200 we're no f****** reason when I could just go to a private leatherworker not impressed

F*** your company

You look like jim from the office mate

A good, uh, couple of, uh, inches … That woul be an uh, foot, uh, right?

Several great ideas here. Thanks. Keep this stuff coming!

Wow! Thanks

Like 105👍🤝🔔

*Amazing cord. Lights up at night when you hit it with a flashlight.≖≖>**allmy.tips/NiteIzeCord?aa▪ ** Can be seen from 100+ feet away. Best reflective cord out there.*

My childhood is summarized well in this channel. Thanks for teaching the young me this trick and many more including a general philosophy of not disturbing nature when you're out in the woods! I hope and have a feeling that you're company is doing well.

Waiting and watching 9 minutes to see how that fire lasts, But you had to shoot other video’s.... next time place them somewhere else aswell, on facebook for example! Sry but i got to curious how long its lasts, the only thing the video is about, and you didnt put it in the video to shoot another video. (Bad word, bad word, More bad language). Have a nice day

That feel when a channel is no longer active :(

what kind of knife is that?

I taught the boys in my Scout Troop to "wrap it thrice, frap it twice", and then tie it off. Easy for them to remember.

stop it it is fake

dud is fake

Pretty gd idea. Try a carabiner.

woodprix has very useful instructions with all details I need

Whide vision view. Is something I always do whilst walking and looking on the phone. So that I still know where I am currently at. (Peripheral view)

Informative.

What you are calling _wide angle_ vision already has a name. It's called *peripheral* vision and has been called such for centuries.

Hi! Thanks for the tutorial! I'm going to teach my survival skills students this. :) Wondering how to add in more string to the main weave if you run out. Tie a knot? Just layer the old and new for an inch or so? Also wondering how you made that quickie needle.

I prefer paracord, as it lights, even when wet, without wax, in any weather conditions, although I do carry wax 'wafers'...makeup cleansing pads, steeped in wax. One wafer provides at least four fires. Excellent video, incidentally.

It's a slow burn fire, not a self feeding fire.

Sand People walk single file, to hide their numbers.

Miss your vids. I remember watching you when you were active years ago. Good times.

Back when KZbin was great, no nonsense how to videos that were clearly informative. I miss this guy making videos.

I found your video on another site and tracked it back to KZbin so I could subscribe to your channel. Good job on the explanation and a well thought out presentation. Very helpful.

Very nice video! :) PS: Do you know how long would the twine or paracord last in the woods when used to make a shelter? There's rain, snow, freezing temperatures (when the cord/twiine is still wet), bugs, sunshine ...

nice but you should have cleared those desd leaves

Great place to learn how to make it yourself much much cheaper. Just google for 'WoodPrix' website:)

The twine & wax are both normal shelf items @ Ace Hardware. What I liked most was your comparison showing the increased burning time with the paraffin treated twine. I wish you'd also measured the temperatures during the test. I just bought twine & wax; will be fixing up a batch later today or tomorrow.

Always use the tip

lol nemo

Check out my grill I made on th channel it's very good