15 Minute....Shelter, Fire and Water Boil

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Just a little exercise you can try out to help with a bunch of key components of survival.
Time starts after you have collected your fire materials.......which you should be doing along your travels anytime in the woods (at least your tinder imo)

[@maxbigdog33]

Great video Sarge,there is no telling how many peoples lives you have saved in doing these exercises...hats off to you bro. Art

[@sargefaria]

Thanks for your time as well as the comments brother, much appreciated. Thank you

[@sargefaria]

Appreciate the kind words Larry, thank you very much

[@biblesnbarbells]

Thanks for the video and instruction, Sarge. I will practice this. Anthony.

[@sargefaria]

Thanks John

[@sargefaria]

Thanks Anthony, appreciate it

[@cawth85]

Great video man. Im in the uk, just got back into bushcraft and now teaching my kids. I've watched all your videos, really helpful and straight to the point. Keep them coming

[@sargefaria]

I can agree with that to a point brother. Thanks for your time and comment

[@sargefaria]

Practice is key for sure brother.....why I always emphasize it! Thank you

[@melvinhowell5469]

Many thanks, Sarge. Learning an incredible amount from you...might save my life someday....God bless...

[@sargefaria]

Thanks Yuchi....enjoy your weekend my friend ; )

[@sargefaria]

Thanks brother!

[@shanebowie5704]

Like always very good video. That was a perfect as far as I am concerned. A good point to bring up because the cover is orange he is also signaling. So if any one needed to find his camp they could. Thank you for shooting the video. My new Quote for the day, perfect practice makes perfect.

[@sargefaria]

hahaha.....sure i will be. Very excited to go up there and do this man. Going to be a great time, i know it. Be my first time in Canada too!

[@sargefaria]

Thanks buddy....enjoy yourself and be safe huh

[@anneirenej]

Great video... Thanks. i am going to have to try the shelter set up. So quick and easy.

[@westvirginiasurvival]

Good job Sarge. I have to try this. You are definitely an inspiration. Thanks.

[@opalprestonshirley1700]

Great video. I think I need to get a tarp like the one you have. The orange will definately be a better target from the air or ground. Thanks.

[@goriverman]

Great job Sarge. You are fast, you have everything down pat. You make it look easy and i know its not . Thanks

[@AnnuMakt]

Great videos from you man, especially your commentary. Common man, honest, helpful, and to the point. Thank you for sharing. -TJ

[@sargefaria]

Will check it out bro, thank you

[@sargefaria]

thank you

[@sargefaria]

Thanks brother....appreciate your time in watching

[@sargefaria]

Thanks buddy!

[@NYRAPTOR6]

Thanks Sarge for taking the time to post these vids!! Great stuff and I look forward to the next one every time.

[@BushcraftBuddyO]

sarge, Your good that's all I can say. You know your stuff really well. Enjoyed it. Thanks.

[@sargefaria]

Thanks Jimbo......get what ya pay for man. Cant beat the quality or the life guarentee

[@sargefaria]

Right on my friend! Hard to get that out of ya lol. Thanks a lot for the kind words....certainly appreciated man!

[@sargefaria]

thanks a lot brother

[@sargefaria]

thanks brother

[@canesser1]

Great job Derek, closer to 10 minutes. Sweet.

[@savgal1211]

We have a Kelly Kettle Base Camp model.. Love it! I got a Trangia stove( model 27) SWedish Army Stove. , and some HEET, But I like how You boiled that water!! Nice.. Love the old Canteen Cups and bottles from the Surplus store!!

[@sargefaria]

LMAO....right on man. Good for you too, thats awesoome! Sure im gonna love it up there!

[@sargefaria]

thanks bro! have a great weekend eh

[@UKfamilyprepper]

Nice Video Sarge, Appreciate you sharing it with us

[@DClarenceLee]

I marked the time at aprox. 5 minutes when you began and it was around the 13 minute mark when you showed the water boiling. that is aprox. 8 minutes to have a shelter set, fire burning and water boiling. That is very impressive Sarge. I know some guys are ragging on you having a pile of kindling, but most of us know that dry dead fall and standing dead does not take but a few minutes to gather near your camp and it only takes a minute to clear the spot for the tarp. Great video! I am doing this

[@sargefaria]

Cool....thanks man

[@TopwolfOutdoors]

HiYa Derek,super great job way under the 15min mark,I'm off to the woods this weekend just to get out,have a good one my friend,Donald

[@sargefaria]

I used the same toggle set-up brother

[@sargefaria]

Thanks man.....more to come for sure~!

[@robertclarke7274]

There's no doubt that you would survive in an emergency situation where speed is the primary factor. Practice makes perfect and you have mastered it!

[@maritimespook]

Great Video Sarge, ill be trying this 15 min thing myself just to see if i can,thanx for all you do brother!!

[@sargefaria]

Really appreciate that brother. Thats my intent! Thank you very much

[@sargefaria]

Just takes practice....one of the "TRP's" I mentioned in Woodsman Ways part 7 What I always encourage others to do ; ) Thanks buddy

[@DudeistPriestTLeary]

Great video, Sarge.

[@sargefaria]

LOL....right on Barbara! Im with ya on the bug thing for sure My store is TheWoodsmansTradingPost

[@zappp111]

I trust you, and thanks for the videos. You never can tell ware something you learned can save you.

[@sargefaria]

It covers you from the elements while allowing for a fire in the front

[@michaeltellurian825]

Great video. Thanks!

[@Gullrica]

Impressive and a very good exercise! I would treat my water bottle like that only if I really really needed to, tho. Ha ha. Good job and a great video, Sarge. Thank you for showing!

[@Ka666Boom]

great test, this spring we are going over survival with our Boy Scouts. im going to use this as one of the tests..thanks again John

[@sargefaria]

preciate ya buddy, thanks

[@sargefaria]

thanks

[@mountainmanjournals]

Well done sir God bless

[@sargefaria]

LOL....right on buddy! thank you

[@sargefaria]

thanks bro

[@therazz07]

Great video!!!

[@MrSIXGUNZ]

you really prepped that fire well sir !! Blessings and thanks so much for sharing !!

[@sargefaria]

thanks buddy

[@monicajones8450]

You did a good job. Thanks for sharing

[@sargefaria]

+Monica Jones Thank you

[@dcslapout5697]

Nicely done

[@inquisitivewolf]

Derek, Great job. Took 8:17 (approx). Love your videos. Honest to a fault (warts and all - successes and failures, and no b.s.). I liked the way you encircled the bottle with the wood. Seems so obvious, but I wouldn't have thought of that. Looking forward to more vids. Take care, Larry

[@sargefaria]

Coming up brother!

[@sargefaria]

Some of the fuel was a bit damp, yes. If you start with the small stuff first and get a good coal base down.....it will dry out the fuel. Same principles as the 5 minute fire vid i did. You could/should certainly dry it out by the fire before throwing it on. I knew i would be all set tho, and was. I would use leaves as insulation if i had something to throw over them, being by the fire......or opt for a ton of leaves with no fire

[@sargefaria]

thanks man

[@johncoyote7455]

Great video brother thank you for sharing.

[@colingyles]

I don't understand why people are saying anything about collecting firewood, The test was to see if he could set up a shelter make fire and boil water in 15 mins with the materials already gathered. Looks like a good way to practice skills to me. Great videos Sarge, i like how "down to earth" they are.

[@CommonCentsOutdoorsman]

Hey... you were on Dave's cabin vids. Glad I found your channel. Nice job!

[@finaltom5]

Depending upon the area, I would add 3-6 min, for gathering the fire making materials. Then add a few more, for prepping the area for the shelter. But even still its around about, 15 mins. Good practice. Great video. TY for sharing! PEACE

[@kan-zee]

A boat cover makes a great Tarp for a shelter. over 10 ft longeasily , waterproof too. your a pro, sarge...great exercise !! thanks for setting up a standard time frame for us. I got just over 8 minutes...it takes me longer to get my old butt out of bed ...lol Cheers ;-))

[@FernHillOhio]

Nice job bud. The kind of thing we should all be practicing. You could have cleared the area and gathered that kindling and fuel and still been done in under 15. Thanks for sharing.

[@sargefaria]

Well i appreciate that man. I try

[@bigbigyeti13]

Yes, well within the 15 min. time limit, so I guess that would make up the actual time of clearing space, ect. All said and done, yep, it would take all of 15 min. to accomplish the task w/o any or much previous prep. Thanx Bro, a great vid...

[@ireland66613]

Thanks brother learn lots great vids

[@renawheat]

I'm going to practice this! And trust you I do! You speak the truth always!! Keeping it real!! You re the best,

[@wolfpack8457]

Great work! I've got a great scenario....companies coming in 15 minutes!

[@James-Goff]

great demo. brother

[@sargefaria]

LOL....there ya go! Thanks bro

[@frenske63]

very clear,good vid sarge

[@sargefaria]

Yes Sir

[@EatCarbs]

Great video! I didn't believe for a moment hat you didn't have water on you. I think though... if I was rushing I'd be a total wretch.. lol I know you said you're not allowed to build shelters in that area.. but what about a little one to keep your firewood out of the elements? I've always wondered that.. since I live in Washington where it rains a lot.. I'd put something up to keep my wood dry. Thanks for the video.. I need to try that.

[@survivewithout]

well done

[@sargefaria]

; ) I have some shelter videos in mind brother......coming soon! Thanks as always Eat....preciate your feedback for sure!

[@YankeeWoodcraft]

Thanks for getting back to me on that bro.

[@tntequiv]

Great video... as usual. Cheers Sarge :)

[@OniWanShinobi000]

Good job Sarge. I'd guess about 30 to 40 min if the fuel collection was added. But still tops man. Thanks for the lesson!

[@doughroasterbushcraftandsu3947]

uberwolve you’re going to be in trouble if you’re soaking wet and hypothermia is setting in then!

[@2ndChanceSurvival]

Another good vid brother!

[@sargefaria]

Well, i hope i dont have to save your life some day buddy....but i sure appreciate your time in watching my videos and commenting. Have a great weekend man

[@slhaynes]

Thanks for the video. Some people are skeptical of anything.

[@ReeperzOutdoors]

One thing I've been doing is I leave 2 prussic on the ridgeline so I don't have to add them. I can move as needed. Man wish we got more snow down here.......lol

[@HillbillyNorthA1]

Sarge, Great vid as always. Do you have a vid posted where you show how to rig that ridgeline/tarp and secure with the sticks you had? God bless and keep your powder dry. North

[@snaponjohn100]

Great job Derrick!! You're the man!! God bless. John. Ps FIRST. LOL

[@sargefaria]

right on man. just a simple technique is all i was trying to show.....wearin me out tryin to defend everything i do lately haha

[@sargefaria]

sure does

[@canesser1]

That's awesome. Married a Canadian and came to Canada (from Calif.) over 23 years ago and have been here ever since. Four children later. . . . Careful buddy, Ontario might just swallow you up lol! All that big country and fresh water can be intoxicating to a crowded American. Who knows, you might even end up with 6 kids! Reality check: -22C and sunny today.

[@sargefaria]

LMAO....right on brother! If i didnt have the tarp slip up.....coulda done better, but not bad i guess I hear ya too man....

[@sargefaria]

LMAO @ "faster than your shadow" hahahaha. Thanks a lot buddy, appreciate ya ; ) Have a great weekend yourself huh

[@SelfRelianceKid]

Fun to practice. Sometimes fast sometimes slow.

[@YankeeWoodcraft]

BTW, I thoroughly enjoy your vids D.

[@flyvet46]

great video again sarge hope you do more of the woodsman they are great or a long hunter videos by the way are you still in the miltary