Bushcraft: Survival Scarf

[@GiantPinhead]

I miss Mors. Thank you for everything.

[@FarEastSurvival]

Thank you for sharing. I saw your other videos on the survival scarf. I custom made a scarf that is about 2.2M x 1M with a mosquito window, a dual sided YKK zipper for the door, triple stitched opening at the ends for ropes as well as loops on the four corners. Although it is bulky, it is a scarf, a quilt, a mosquito headnet, a survival shelter as I can easily fit inside it, a hammock and a tarp. I take it our with me on long hikes in the tropics in case I need to rest or if it rains. Thank you for your inspiration.

[@chrisxx012]

What material did you use? And would like to see it it is multiple uses.

[@Bushcraft242]

Amazing bushcraft instructor for many years

[@pryzmcat]

Mors was a virtual fountainhead of bush skill, love learning from this very earthly, wise man:) Thank you:)

[@mvbmx]

I think my new play list is going to be nothing but mors' videos. Every time I watch, I learn something new, for a different application than I did in the past

[@KennethKramm]

Excellent information. Thanks for posting.

[@cloudraker100]

My new favorite vid on youtube. Very exciting to see the possibilities. Thank you for posting.

[@congamike1]

Oh wow. I thought I had seen all his videos. Probably won't get much work done this weekend because I'll be binge watching right here. Thanks.

[@magnusnordstrom9594]

Lars Fält came up with the idea of a netted Survivalbag, to be used as a headcover for mosquitos and snowmelting/water cleaning device. I have one myself....

[@BLACKIETHOMAS]

thanks for another great video...safe journeys

[@BobbyWallisch]

Thanks for sharing your impressive knowledge. With you as a guide, I'd feel safe to go anywhere. You're the one and only!

[@rossclay3317]

Mors, I / we always enjoy our video's and our sharing of your knowledge! Thank you most kindly! Ross The Santa Fe Man

[@tynangroves4870]

I love how the dog is always walking through the videos.

[@jelkel25]

I'd thought as far as one a little bigger than an old potato sack to replace the hessian sacks you used to get and use as, yes a sack, two as a bed/stretcher and especially as a seat at the end of the day but I'd never thought anywhere near this amount of potential uses, fantastic stuff!!

[@gregpenny4384]

Fantastic Mors, Thank you very much.

[@manwithbeers]

Thank you again Mors. Much appreciated!

[@TheMuskokaman]

Thanks for uploading Mors! I love all your lore & am enthusiastic about your sharing it with those of us who are not privy to such information. Here's to a good strong morning coffee bushcraft style. ;-)

[@MAXCOBRALAZERFACE]

I like the Tom Roycroft size scarf. Simply because its a lightweight way to make a pillow out in the bush.

[@jamescooper2618]

The man is a brilliant woodsman!

[@animerlon]

Thanks muchly for this! So many how2 videos fail because they drone on & on in order to fill the time while demonstrating, often repeating themselves because they don't have anything useful to say. So, i often tune out & just watch. This is how it's done folks! With Mors, i pay rapt attention to every word. He doesn't waste words, explains simply & directly. With his knowledge, anything else he wants to add, i want to hear. I especially like his personality/character, he doesn't really like to toot his own horn, as he says, unlike so many self-serving survival specialists [who shal remain nameless]. But, he'll be the first to toot somebody else's when it matters. I want him to adopt me as his granddaughter! Somehow, i think i'll just have to settle for sharing a nationality & be thankful to UTube for access to him.

[@Tengan65]

Thx Mr Mors and thanks for sharing...

[@sarvejitsingh5805]

... thanks again & ageine... FROM START2 FINISH... BWAITING4 video,s from mors... ALL THE BEST Siemion .

[@seandepoppe6716]

Thank you sir!!!

[@kullcraven]

Great video , alot of tricks and tips put into this scarf and the designs, appreciate the video and thanks for sharing.

[@alphapatriot8405]

Best on the tube Thnxs

[@ToddEilts]

Simple brilliance. Something this basic and easily available that can do so many things, staring us right in the face. I feel really silly right now.

[@cindyneely6087]

job done A plus

[@joeb2524]

Where do you buy your caps??Thanks for the videos.

[@DavidDavidsonvii]

have you done a total count of the uses of the scarf?

[@whiskeyriver4322]

I had to revisit, because for the life of me, I can't seem to find this brown scarf with the black mosquito net sewn in, anywhere. Can Mors, or anybody at Karamat help with any info? Great piece of gear. Peace y'all

[@2manysigns]

I believe that the suggestion is for us to make our own. This guy is full of the greatest knowledge, huh ?

[@thetradingpost3596]

Top man a lifetime of useful knowledge...but I have to add one of my favorite native Indian sayings,small fire keep warm,big fire keep warm collecting fire wood.😉

[@Benny1581]

Does anyone know where one might be able to purchase this scarf? I suppose I can make one if not.

[@jayberrymiller1146]

Look up the Tuff Possum Gear Multipurpose Survival Scarf

[@davidstarr6604]

What are your ideas about using an oversized poncho with mosquito netting sown in on the inside? Throw up an a-frame tarp over that and make a rope hammock? Add a Dakota fire pit and stay nice and during cold nights

[@turtlewolfpack6061]

A very interesting concept, however when pre filtering water or for use as a bandage nylon is one of the worst.

[@dan-dan-da-treeman]

Two is one...one is none.

[@cindyneely6087]

👍👍

[@iliveoutside]

One use you did not mention is that the scarf can be used as a babushka

[@vistachris9999]

What material is the very large tan/brown scarf?

[@Roarmeister2]

It appears to be surplus parachute fabric. The functionality appears to be similar to a shemagh.

[@je4922]

자막이 필요해요

[@poland_stronk3044]

Anyone know where can I download Kochanki's DVDrips? ;]

[@BorealWoodsrunner]

LOL i live less than 100 km away from this guy for almost 20 years and never knew lol

[@gregsmall541]

Boreal Woodsrunner I would love to have about a year to pick his brain

[@animerlon]

I know what you mean W.S., i have a fantasy that he was one of my uncles & i had the privilege & blessing to have had a lifetime of being exposed to his wisdom & self-assurance. Even if i had no interest in bushcraft. But, i'd be really happy to have just discovered his existence a few years [OK, several years] B4 i turned 60 instead of at 59. Even though it's always been an interest, i've had few occasions or opportunities to experience more than a bit of rough camping infrequently. I'm sure knowing about him at a younger age would have definitely motivated me to get out there.

[@chippytucker6318]

I wish these guys would figure out why they only play in one ear phone, never have any trouble with any other videos, just these guys? Meh, it works, but annoying.