Thank you brother. We love you!

Thank you my dear friend. I appreciate all prayers!!! I’m so sorry about your husband. We love you and are praying for you as well.

I appreciate that!

Right… but why does it hurt to know how to improvise a tourniquet exactly? Doesn’t make sense. CATs windless catches are notorious for snapping and SOFs aren’t much better considering their catch can get released under a lot of movement. Never prevent someone from being able to learn potentially life saving skills.

@@TGLAOutdoorLiving I'm not preventing anyone from learning life saving information, I'm taking the information you provided providing better information with proof, and encouraging people to carry a better tool. I never said don't use your tool, I said it's better to use the correct tool. Sure a keffiyah can be a back up, but telling people to use it as a tourniquet without qualifying its weaknesses is irresponsible IMO.

I’m genuinely curious

It did originate in the Middle East. We (the US military) adopted it due to its versatility.

​​​​​​@@willworld8997 people in the Middle East have produced a lot of fabric clothing that have multiple uses and can be used to protect or help you, the sham is a very popular one that people in the west have adopted because it has a lot of good uses for being outside while still being stylish. One of my favorites is the Afghani/Pakistani Patu Shawl (can also be spelled Patoo Shawl) which is basically a big thin wool blanket that can be used to both protect from sun exposure while also being able to keep you warm when it's cold and many many other uses. I own multiple handmade Afghani/Pakistani Shemaghs and Patu Shawls and am not religious, and I have personally never had anyone who is Muslim care that I am wearing them, if anything I've gotten multiple compliments and Muslims asking me where I got these items so they could get a nice one themselves. In total, No they aren't religious clothing it just so happens that the Countries that make and wear that kinda stuff are majority Muslim.

I’d love to have one!!!

@@willworld8997 Fact check, many Spanish words are derived from Arabic, like camisa.

Indeed, I did. Hard to find a fake pine to demonstrate this on.

Indeed!

Haha! Unfortunately not.

Yeah, I hear he enjoys going to the lake with the little-foots, throwing the pig skin and having s’mores on his time off from being the missing link.

It is sound advice!

Thank you, and welcome! Don’t be sorry! Life comes at us quickly. We just have to make the best of it! God bless you too, my friend!

That’s very true! And hammocks are great!

🤣 see? You can never be too careful!

Thanks! You too!

Yup.

Thank you. And it was delicious!

I love the shemagh! It’s very versatile and a wonderful piece of clothing!

Me too!!! Haha! And thanks bro!

It is gorgeous!

We concur!

It is beautiful.

I appreciate that and I’m grateful the algorithm has brought you here, my friend.

ഞാനിന്നു നിങ്ങൾ ഇവിടെ വന്നതിൽ സന്തോഷവാനാണ്! നിങ്ങൾക്ക് ഈ സ്ഥലത്തു സ്വാഗതം!

‘Tis indeed.

I honestly never found any. I made my own using a 12” blade cut to size and drilled an extra hole to make it match up.

He was a little sweetheart.

Indeed. The noodle did receive one boop.

Not sure I care… 🤔

🤣 that’s great!

Aww… No, you.

Yessir haha.

It’s a great little tool. Splitting wood can be a little arduous but all in all not bad! Thank you for the sub!

Welcome and thank you! I have some great stuff coming!

Thank you my friend!!!

Brad is DEFINITELY a a huge part of why this channel is amazing!!!

Haha! 🤣

Thank you!

Haha. I hear you.

It happens, unfortunately, somewhat frequently due to negligence.

You just listen slow, bro.

@@TGLAOutdoorLiving dang it .

Haha

I thought so.

Haha!!!

It wasn’t bad! Not great… but not bad!