10 C's of Survival

[@not1just4words]

3 weeks without food 3 days without water 3 hours in harsh weather without shelter 3 minutes without air And 3 seconds without hope!

[@robertofoster2009]

I carry a big 2x or 3x long sleeve cotton tee shirt for warmth and you can cut parts of the sleeves off for charring cloth material or bandages, filtering water and making improvised cordage etc. etc. I have used this for many years and it usually gets used 75% of the time for something. I also carry 2 extra pairs of socks rolled small and tied in a 24"x24" orange or OD green bandana and vaccum sealed. Happy feat make for a happy trip! Great kit and video!

[@christopherharvey1474]

Hey Andrew! I love your channel. Next level survival info. I just watched an episode where you gave a shout out to Corpral Corner you and Sean are my favorite Bush craft survival channels on KZbin. You remind me so much of a former Navy Seal one Bob Buck he and I worked together in a restaurant in Manhattan where I live. I've lost touch with him and tried to Google him but I can't find him. You remind me so much of him you could be his brother. It's funny how all of you former military personnel talk the same way. I'll never forget one time Bob was running the daily meeting during the summer and he said "it's hot I want to see water water water sales. I know we're all hot and tired but liberty is at 4:00 o'clock " We all laughed out loud at his use of the word liberty and he said I don't know how to talk any other way. I see from your show you are a former Army Ranger Bob was a Seal I never asked him what I think is a rude and unnecessary question which one of our coworkers did one day when we were having drinks after work and that is did he kill anyone. He answered the question yes. I could see on his face an uncomfortable reaction. I know as a former military person you respect all life and kill only as a necessity. We live in a dangerous world and there are forces and people that wish our great American life harm. But thanks to YOU and people like BOB BUCK I can sleep peacefully at night. Thank you for your service!!!!!!!

[@johnwilliams8654]

I really like the orange teeshirt instead of a bandana. great idea.

[@JustInCases72]

Nice to be able to go back and watch older videos when we are stuck inside. The 5c, 10c I added at least one more thing on all my kits and it’s a folding saw. It’s just to easy to pack. And one other thing is a couple zip fire staters, they burn for a long time and dry out tinder and kindling. Check them out.

[@billvance2573]

I'm glad I took Shawn Kelly's advice and came to visit your channel. I love your style and I love the fact you have a firm and Direct response to people that I call "snipers". Good Job!! I love the orange T-Shirt - your own "twist" to the cotton "C". Good Luck.

[@jdam568]

Dont forget the 11th "C" of survival, coffee!

[@RangerSurvivalandFieldCraft]

J DAM That’s the most important C!!!

[@IWSYSIH]

I was gonna say Cannabis

[@prostyle1626]

You spelled chronic wrong

[@bowdiersackett6433]

Great job on review and uses of the 10 c's..I did the Basic class this past October and really got to see it all in use

[@alphapatriot8405]

10 c's and the 5 H 's are key 2 survivability !! Ranger did an excellent job of the C's in the upload ! Thnxs 4 sharing

[@lukec1651]

5 H's?

[@dwarden7829]

Coming in late, here...But damn! I felt like I was still in the Army, listening to a block of instruction! Great job on your content, sir! Rock on!

[@garyjohnson4608]

Outstanding video, as always my friend !!!!!

[@supernoobsmith5718]

The big t-shirt is a great idea. Easily tie it into a bag for collection, scarf, head cover, etc, and etc.

[@mike-yp1uk]

Great gear review. I saw the video on pine needle tea. Super high in vita C this gives time to reflect and connect back into mother nature.

[@mike-yp1uk]

I liked the dispatch of pheasant video because I've never done it. This content is what survival is all about.

[@Eric-ew8jt]

Showing my support and watching another good video from RSFC . Bearded up AF!

[@ericjudd9603]

Thanks for sharing

[@deepsticksbushman8698]

Great video. I base by kit or pack around the 10 C's as well. It is a great foundation for a kit. The bushcaft knife is a great little knife. I used to have one but gave it to a friend. In its place, I now use a Morakniv Garberg. Its a geat full tang knife, I just miss the awesome handle that the bushcraft has. Anyways, great video as always, I love your content. Keep it up brother. Cheers

[@elevatorman7750]

Great video

[@jenniferbauman4802]

We need a tin to put char cloth in . Great job and good video.from Glenn CATT in Massachusetts.

[@robertocalderonabogado1427]

Great realistic kit. Some people add lots of little articles 90% of the time will never use. Worst of all is they duplicate them (redundancy concept) adding dead weight. With those items you have lots of possibilities. I would add a Bic lighter a Sawyer Mini filter and a saw.

[@aka_the_one_crusty_dust]

Thank you!

[@johnt890]

Great explanation

[@alanrice39]

Great review of 10 c thanks. Alan Rice

[@randallwoods1254]

great job

[@the_gtc]

Thank you for the info man. Greatly appreciate it

[@myroztoprozanski5824]

Please keep teching and making good video s

[@h.nicolejorgensen2077]

Great video. I like the orange shirt idea. I had been using a bandana. But I thought the 11th C was chocolate for morale. I am going to add some bank line to my kit. Well done.

[@frankjolly1680]

Great 10 🇺🇸

[@PingHansen]

Nice presentation - there is just one detail that jars me: cotton! IMO, it's rather dumb to waste such a limited resource as clothing, when punk wood (or just plain, weathered wood) is abundant. Punk wood chars readily and takes a spark just fine. Anyway, I much prefer wearing wool and blends¹ in the woods, so the only pure cotton I carry is a multitool called a bandana, as well as the occasional keffiyeh, neither of which I'm going to waste on making char cloth. I keep my char in a small (sub-Altoid size) tin box, which I also use for charring it. I keep the box in a small zip-lock, to keep soot off my things and the char dry. I just open the lid and direct the sparks into the box, which makes the whole process much easier. It's then a simple matter to fish out the pieces that caught. Punk wood for the win 😆 ¹ Due warning: it is written in Leviticus, 19:19 that wearing blends (e.g. poly-cotton pants or wool-blend socks) is a sin!

[@howtogetoutofbabylon8978]

Mixed fibers are not so much just a sin but stupid: Those laws are not to make our lives miserable, but safe and healthy. So from a Survival perspective it would be wise to Heed them rather than to mock them!!! A good example is that lots of survival gurus teach you how to eat dead animals such as roadkill and I remember one great survival teacher, and I won't mention his name, but he made a big deal of eating a baby monkey and it looked like a baby human. He died. Another great survival teacher teaches you how to eat raccoons and stuff. He is going blind!!! Did the first guy die from diseases like trichinosis and whatnot for eating so much pork and roadkill and baby monkeys? Is the other guy going blind because of diseases in his eyeballs and brain from eating crap that he made fun of the Bible about? Linen is good energy, so is wool. Mix them and they cancel out the good energy of both!!!

[@PingHansen]

@@howtogetoutofbabylon8978 Actually, quite a few blends make great sense, e.g. the two I mentioned. Wool blends for socks (and I'm talking artificial fibers here, not cotton) improve greatly on their durability while giving very little away. Polycotton is another prevalent mix that can create a cloth with properties far superior to pure cotton. But they are still proscribed for those who profess to be Christians. Thus the warning. But there must be some advantage (like greatly improved breathability for loosely woven cloth) to mixing wool and cotton, as quite a few traditional keffiyehs were made from just such a blend. Keep in mind that those that used them were very pragmatic people who wouldn't do such things without reason. Nowadays the issue is moot, as cotton simply is much cheaper than using the old style, and thus more prevalent. As for eating wild animals raw, that is just plain stupidity! Like several Mongolians who contracted bubonic plague from eating raw marmot liver. Like getting Hantavirus from mice. Like getting trichinosis from eating raw bear liver, or brain worms from eating raw slugs. Or like COVID-19, which scientists suspect comes from eating yet another raw animal. I don't really know if marmots or bears are proscribed, but one can also get trichinosis from eating wild oxen raw, and most likely goats as well. Both of the latter are non-proscribed animals. On the other hand, I DO know that ALL Christians are prohibited from eating pork, and that includes bacon (Deuteronomy 14:8, and Leviticus 11:7-8). Nope, it's _not_ just a Jewish/Muslim thing, it is even repeated in the Bible for emphasis. Still, those particular proscriptions seem to be universally ignored by even the most seemingly devout Christians. Add to that the fact that ovoid "footballs" (mostly carried by hand) made of pigskin seem to be extremely prevalent in US sports, which is in direct conflict with Leviticus 11,7-8, But I'm certain that you personally follow Leviticus 19:27 (no shaving or cutting your hair), and do your best to enforce Corinthians 10:2-10 (women must be covered) and Corinthians 14:34 / Colossians 3:18 / Ephesians 5:22-24 (women may only speak when given permission), as well as fully respect the biggie, Exodus 35:2 (resting on the seventh day), lest you be stoned to death. But, which day IS in fact the seventh? Bear in mind that in the US, Sunday is day one of the week, so accordingly the seventh has to be Saturday. Unless you're a computer programmer, in which case you can safely keep working, as Sunday always is day zero, the result being that the seventh day never comes. And, forgive me for being curious, but do you (assuming that you are from the US) keep any Canadians as slaves, as allowed by Leviticus 24:44-46? They are foreigners, after all.

[@labellaescrima1996]

@@PingHansen Canadian slave??? uncall for Sir, keep your bible stories and your philosophy out of the Canadian way, deeply appreciated.

[@PingHansen]

@@labellaescrima1996 Do look up the word "sarcasm" in the dictionary. Also try to google "Laura Schlessinger slaves". As it stands, the "New International Version" of the Bible, Leviticus 18:22 specifically states: "Your male and female slaves are to come from the nations around you; from them, you may buy slaves.". For a person living in the US that would most likely mean Canadians or Mexicans. If you have any issues with the contents of the Bible, I would suggest that you discuss it with your priest.

[@8Maduce50]

@@PingHansen or historian seeing how the people that wrote it did so by observing the reality they existed in. When reading the Rubicon by Tom Holland I gained a better understanding of the new testament. For instance When Sulla came to power of dictator for a decade he implemented a mark to people who wished to buy and sell their wares. Those without his seal couldn't buy or sell within the city. Which I believe influenced revelations mark of the beast. Seeing how sulla came to Power around 88bc when he siezed rime for himself then fought and defeated any of his challengers. Establishing himself as the legitimate ruler.

[@wild-radio7373]

Wonderful job with this video :) 🤜👍🤛♡♡♡

[@RangerSurvivalandFieldCraft]

I appreciate that, thanks!

[@yippiecahier9253]

Thank you, this was helpful!

[@abnarty6793]

I pair the poncho with a poncho liner. Covers wet and cold weather.

[@IntoTheWildernessBushcraft]

Another amazing video!!! 👊🏼

[@matthewferreira2176]

Awesome.

[@nickmills8348]

Awesome video. You’ve got my subscription

[@RangerSurvivalandFieldCraft]

Nick Mills Thank you very much!

[@richavery5431]

New sub here, you're on point. Great job 👍

[@RangerSurvivalandFieldCraft]

Thank you! I’ll work hard to keep your support!

[@robbabcock_]

Great stuff! I honestly don't know why you don't have 100k subs.

[@RangerSurvivalandFieldCraft]

Much appreciated! I’ll just keep plugging away as best I can!

[@nanachainyeush298]

Great video straight to the point no bs love it. From Isreal.

[@RangerSurvivalandFieldCraft]

Nanach Ainyeush Todah rabah! I appreciate the feedback thank you.

[@BingWatcher]

Andrew, nice job on the Hebrew! - Shalom from New Jersey

[@glock-hm3ro]

the orange (cotton) shirt vs a bandana is a much better idea imho

[@darinward71]

Good video I enjoyed it!

[@wilrod140]

Thumbs up. For the algorithm

[@281covfefe5]

#10Cs agreed a must hve that can be tailored to your environment ! 👍🏻🇺🇸💯

[@latinastaire]

Are you are student of Dave Canterbury? You use the same phrases as he and I see the same tools he uses.

[@RangerSurvivalandFieldCraft]

Jonathon Melendrez Thanks for the comment! Yes, I attended the basic course about 18 months ago.

[@latinastaire]

Ranger Survival and Field Craft I cant imagine how awesome that must’ve been. Good for you.

[@RangerSurvivalandFieldCraft]

Jonathon Melendrez Thanks brother! It was a good time and I highly recommend it.

[@firstlast-vq4xt]

I was thinking the same thing. Dave's awesome. I see a little bit of Shawn Kelly in here, too. All good stuff - you're not just rehashing stuff, you have your own content, too. Can't have too much quality instruction, in my opinion :-) Subbed. Keep 'em coming, boss.

[@kimwood3983]

Where do you purchase the container and the compass?

[@chrismoore600]

😎

[@billw3655]

As a former CWO (ARMY) back in my days, I could not agree more. It's time to turn young men into Men.No little boy (Man Buns) grab my bun as a knob and do as those say. As a country we are under attack. Time to STAND AS ME

[@davidsomerset8411]

Dave Canterbury came up with these 10 C's 10 years ago... why didn't you give him the respect and credit due, instead of letting the new people think they are your ideas???????

[@RangerSurvivalandFieldCraft]

The items I displayed are of my own choice and idea within the mnemonic. At no point do I claim I created the mnemonic. In my video and description I use what's called a "determiner." A determiner is an element of the English language which denotes attributes onto a noun that is regarded as common knowledge or accepted widely as such for which the common name does not require mention constantly. We use it often in sports, for example. In this case I use the word "the" to denote the longstanding author and the mnemonic; a "decade" as you say. Notice how I use the determiner in my response to you and we both know of whom and what I speak. It works especially well with esoteric knowledge for which it would be reasonably guessed that a majority of people would know, say the same majority of people who may watch a video like this one. Those people would understand the determiner and know what was meant. Had I created a helpful mnemonic that influenced the survival community and the industry (more determiners) I would think there would be a bigger response by the exoteric. I digress. But for those requiring a little more just read the description where I site the author.

[@Gary.6.10.19]

Lol this is an almost exact copy of Dave's 2 part 10 c video from 12 years ago.

[@erikstrausmann6428]

I have the same 10 c's. and for the guys who doesnt know it, Andrew absolved all curses at Pathfinder School by dave. So why do you so obsessed with this video.

[@RomanPepper]

Спасибо!