Bushcraft Survival Skills Using a Combat Knife Kit - Fishing Video - Forest Cooking!

A Combat Knife Survival Kit to Rule Them All! Learn Military Survival Techniques!
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[@sfurr8411]

I appreciate the time and effort you put into making these videos happen. I learn something every time I watch and I practice these skills on my days off from work. You set the standard for how instructional videos should be made.

[@John77787]

And the money. He had a list of all his gear is in the description.

[@davidowens989]

My Favorite Bushcraft/Survival channel...keep them coming.

[@Fightosaurus]

Love it Andrew, thank you so much for teaching real skills. We are lucky to have you, tremendous respect!!!

[@najroe]

using guts to bait a line left overnight is another option in survival situation (atached under water for stealth). another improvement is having 25cm (10") leaders with loop on end pre atached to the hooks/flies. having fished with injured dominant hand (broken wrist) was challenging, having looped leads made it MUCH easier. that made me realise why the aviatior parachute survival kits have that (likely injured pilot feedback)

[@NuocMamDaily]

Another great video/ tutorial sir. You set the Gold Standard for instructional/tutorial videos. Clear, concise, to the point. Well spoken, descriptive, in plain English. Not to mention your time and hard work you put into making, editing your excellent tutorials. Keep your videos reeling in !!!!

[@papasfunnyfarm9703]

I’m just glad you DIDN’T eat the worm! Had me worried for a second.

[@Stoney_AKA_James]

Another excellent video Andrew! Happy (albeit belated) Veterans Day!! - RLTW

[@arctodussimus6198]

Outstanding video. 👍🏼👍🏼 I will occasionally live vicariously through your videos, this is no exception. In my younger days, I would do campouts with just my knife kit. When I was raising my two boys, we would do “survival kit camps”. Not just to test our kits, but also to test our skills. Don’t have as much opportunity nowadays, but I still love to build a survival kit around each of my knives. Semper Fi

[@KT_survival]

I'm always impatiently waiting for another field craft video by one and only Andrew O.! Rangers Lead The Way!!

[@iankirk2543]

Excellent kit. Great information as always

[@TCK71]

Awesome video!

[@davekelly9657]

I'm a firm believer in wedges. Why beat the hell out of your knife when it's so easy to make wedges. Keep up the great info videos. Better to know than not know 👍👍⚓⚓🇺🇲🇺🇲

[@litsci4690]

Very much appreciate your channel/videos. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and experience!

[@stevenkeithley4336]

Great video Andrew. As always looking forward to the next one. Keep'em coming bud. Stay safe and be well brother. Strength and Honor... 👊 🤙 🍻

[@cindyjean3208]

Thanks for all you do to equip your viewers with knowledge… I’m impressed at all the important things that can be transported in small spaces… As always, a very thought provoking-and well put together video… May God bless you and yours this coming thanksgiving… we still have much to be thankful for… May God bless your viewers as well… I said a prayer of blessing and thanksgiving for your channel… Blessed be the name of the Lord… 🙏🏻😇🥰

[@Misanti888]

Great content as usual, Andrew! Nice to see you off your shades. Stay safe n healthy!

[@whiteraven1911]

Thanks for the content 👍

[@allenelam6135]

Brought back some good memories.

[@jayneubauer3401]

I have carried something similar since my Marine Recon days in the mid-80's, with a few exceptions. It is nice to see this is still taught! I really like that sheath!!

[@radudan9589]

Good job, logically chained explanations.

[@farstrider79]

I've had a Blackbird for about three years now and it by far one of the most versatile knives I've ever owned, but I've never thought of it as a combat knife. Like the vid!

[@randyyeager]

for my "survival" fishing kit, I took the screw in eyelets from a cheap dollar store picturing hanging kit. good for making a fishing pole you easily cast with.

[@Medictrent]

This was fun. I grew up with the Rambo survival knife craze, where matches and fishing kits were always in the handle. This is a better way.

[@leendertolson1701]

Aways down and dirt. Love your videos and info passed along. Also thank you for your service.

[@asmith7876]

That’s a beautiful knife, talk about form following function, love it! Comments say not available…oh well, back to the Mora!

[@OneshotPump]

Always something interesting to learn and add to. Can't wait for the next lesson

[@r.tomrobison8307]

I think you should create a note book of your time in the bush. Some thing we can refer to.

[@connorfullerton2626]

Good to see you again Major!SUA SPONTE!

[@ravlgvzman]

Excellent content Andrew. No fantasy and romance, just what works. Thank you

[@charlieferguson658]

Another great video my friend glad to see you back Cheers from Hanover ontario canada

[@alanrice39]

Great video Andrew, really enjoyed it, love the skills.

[@davidcurry9292]

Good to see blood blister / callous on hand. Thanks for your hard work!

[@Anthrolithos]

This was amazing, thank you sir! You should enable super likes on your videos so people can support you further if they want to! Your field instructional videos are the highlight of my day, and bring me back to the times when I was a Boy Scout 👍👍👍 I would have included a two sections of cheesecloth in your survival kit a metre squared each - my scoutmaster used to say that there's about a thousand and one uses for it in bushcraft: A tourniquet, a bandage, tinder if you rub it with animal tallow or dung, a bug net for hiking or sleeping, a bindle to keep your items or foraged food with you, a filter to remove heavy particulates from water, and if you dye them carefully with yellow and black - they can even be used to make a pair of semaphore flags! I suppose the only trouble would be seeing if you could wrap all the other things in that kit up in the cheesecloth tight enough to fit in that zipper pocket on the sheath... Long live the survivalists!

[@wildtactical2662]

Best knife shape ever! 🤘🏻😎

[@dposting2941]

Thanks dude. Your channel and what I've learned trying out your methods is likely to save my life when the purge happens and I head up the hills into the forest to escape. Prob within the next 5 years.

[@vitocarbonara7770]

It a wonderful channel made possible by your experience and more importantly how you explain and show your viewer the different parts and pieces to survive. Great job...

[@brianrichardson5974]

Great Content! Always enjoy the info you share!

[@RandoPandaSmiles]

The SK5 is a beast. Stands for “Survival Knife 5 inch”. I remember when that first came out as a collaboration with OKC and Justin at Hedgehog Leatherworks around 2010. It is still a top pick for me. Can also be lashed into a spear with the flat bottom and lanyard holes.

[@TheFossilChannel]

Thank you for these videos. Its inspirational and i learn alot by watching them. Clear and concise to the point.

[@jeffhowell3310]

Interesting setup with the knife sheath and pouch combo. Good stuff. I learn from you quite often and I have been doing this for a very long time. Always interesting seeing others methods.

[@charlessalmond7076]

Excellent video sir.

[@wjf213]

These really are my favorite mini kits to carry, right on the knife in a small pouch like that. One suggestion, don't put iodine tablets in that plastic tube. The iodine will leach out of the tablets making them useless. You can already see the inside of the tube turning orange from the pills leaching out the iodine. Plus, the iodine will corrode anything and everything near it. It even destroyed my fishing line when I did this 20 or 30 years ago. I had 30 pound test line that a child could break with ease. It rusted other metal objects too like a razor blade, wire saw, wire, and even turned my aspirins and compass face orange. It's best to just leave them in the original bottle. Keep up the great work.

[@abchappell01]

This is an excellent video presentation. Thank you so much 😊

[@michaellee4744]

Great video....freedom for all people..

[@EricSolomon-op8ti]

Always informative Always Interesting EXTREMELY USEFUL Thank You !!

[@Rareone167]

👍keep them coming. Great content.Thank you.

[@JH-6]

Nice little kit, thanks for sharing

[@saritaford3667]

Hands down, your videos are the best. Much love to you, Andrew!

[@johnburgin7478]

Thanks for sharing the info. Have a great day

[@kirneyc.thibodeaux649]

Really good video. Enjoyed. Rangers clear the way. Charles

[@sarahb.bartlett7071]

Great video!!! I was soo excited to see this, I've caught myself recently checking your channel to see if I've missed an upload! Thanks for all the awesome videos

[@cosimfre2651]

Perfect video. Simple and informative

[@Mellow84]

Thank you for showing helpful skills in the field.

[@slartibartfast2452]

The blackbird.... great knife. I picked up a factory 2nd a few years ago. No sheeth, so I made my own. Kydex and dollar store epoxy. Far better than the original sheeth. Small buffing blemish on the blade, but man it's great tough steel. Factory 2nd was far cheaper too.

[@BandGeek2210]

Great video…that M-65 field jacket brings back memories……

[@xrcyst]

Great video.

[@konohaninja1985]

7:00 nice catch

[@stevenj7045]

Love your videos!

[@hammerwr7597]

It would be a dream come true to get to spend a week with you to learn first hand all this great stuff! I appreciate the time and effort you put into these videos!

[@jamescrowe7892]

Ditto.

[@stvnbryan5542]

He is an instructor at the Pathfinder School. Just sign up for a class.

[@hammerwr7597]

@@stvnbryan5542 thank you

[@leobreton3819]

I'm pretty sure you would need at least a month or two!!! This guy could make an outstanding movie on this subject.

[@Joinordie718]

Awesome knife 🔪 and video Major Andrew 👍🇺🇸

[@christhorpejunction8982]

Nice knife! I did notice that the rivets were inset! Ideal for use in cold climates as you do not want to be holding cold metal with bare hands. Nice kit. Reminds me of the MOD survival knife, though thats even thicker.

[@ecorey45]

Nice love these kinds of videos no fluff just good useful information and ideas

[@rogerroger852]

Wow it's so good to see You back

[@danielsimpson2494]

Great video, always something to learn, thank you so much for sharing

[@j.robertsergertson4513]

Out standing! Straight to the point! Simple and practical demonstration 👍

[@hiramhaji7813]

Great video

[@Aquachick70]

I enjoy watching your videos to pick up helpful tips and knowledge around prepping in the event of any emergencies. Thank you for your service!

[@earlshaner4441]

Good afternoon from Syracuse NY brother thank you for sharing your adventures and information

[@dwaynewalker986]

this video proves that anything at all ( no matter how meager ) is always better than nothing . The more you know .....

[@ericathompsen8110]

Awesome and epic video as always thank you so much for making it ❤️👍

[@OPSTuT]

Nice knife. Awesome sheath.

[@NewHampshireJack]

Great knife, sad to learn that it is no longer in production. I guess we will have to get busy and find a replacement, then work out an alternative system for the kit. Not a problem, that is what we always do! Thank you Andrew for sharing this idea.

[@jrozz421]

Fantastic knife, i have one in 154cm.

[@Training_With_Pepper]

They are in production in S35VN. It's called the ML5 now.

[@lesny414]

💪👍👍👍

[@snaponjohn100]

I really enjoy your videos. Very informative. Be blessed my friend. John

[@Frank020]

Like that snare kit . Wouldn't know how to use one though. Fishing yes.

[@timcope6685]

Outstanding Video Andrew!! I really like the multi functionality demonstration of every thing in the Kit! Keep up the great work Andrew !!

[@tracycannaday1406]

Thanks,for another tutorial.

[@robertchavez5900]

Excellent video! I use cotton balls with Vaseline to start fires I store in an Altoid tin box. But I learned something new with the Vaseline gauze for a signaling device. Thanks! 👍

[@dascoo4269]

You are awesome brother. Thank you

[@corleyoutdoors2887]

Another informative and beneficial video.👍

[@TheLastBoyScouts]

Your training is appreciated Andrew, thanks for sharing. The knife looks awesome, it held up well to everything you threw at it. I’m going to look into that sheath style - very ingenious idea to maintain a larger gear pocket as part of the frame. Keep up the solid instruction, you are one of a solid few content creators I watch weekly due to your method of operation and high quality skill sharing. - Scottie, TLBSS&B

[@MichaelR58]

Good video Andrew , thanks for sharing , God bless !

[@juanlameiro5579]

You put your words into action . Your hands demonstrate that . That's what make you such an excellent Survival Instructor . Thank you , admiration an respect !

[@thomasapplewhite8672]

Another excellent video. Glad you are back and make time to teach all of us. Thanks!

[@dammitdan106]

Thanks for the new content Andrew. I'm not sure what lends a hollow ground knife easier to sharpen versus a Scandinavian grind like the Mora Garberg for us novices.

[@shanhutchison7332]

👍💯🔥 Excellent video.

[@ec6052]

Tip: Use your knife as a wedge to prevent the "tree" from pinching the wire saw

[@glynnellis5050]

Thank you Andrew...

[@richardrocha702]

Great stuff once again....

[@anotherfriend1998]

Something I would like to see is, how to make mini kits that fits into otherwise main components of a BOB, just as you have shown with the knife... the knife itself is highly useful... but then you had the little mini kit with it... have a water storage tank, one of the collapsible one's, and have a mini kit taped to it, for just incase that was the only thing you found after falling off the trail, when going to get water for where you where originally camping at...

[@NGMonocrom]

Got something similar I made years ago out of a Becker BK10, and the stock nylon sheath that comes with it. Personally wouldn't use an Ontario Blackbird for Bushcraft survival. The older version was ATS-34 steel. Newer ones, S35VN. Far from ideal for re-sharpening out in the field. BK10 is 1095 Carbon steel. Much easier to re-sharpen. While the others offer better edge retention, depending on the circumstances and amount of usage; would prefer not to be stuck outdoors with a somewhat sharp butter-knife.

[@mikebsbd]

As usual another great video

[@stuartniven2401]

Awesome video! Thanks Andrew!

[@kevinedward1234]

Andrew, fantastic video and info!!!!!!

[@davepoole5582]

Ace show Sir. 👌 thanks

[@3vil3lvis]

Happy belated Veterans Day and Thank you for your service.

[@edwardleonard3072]

Always a great job!!!!

[@richardstumph7833]

Thank you for the video'z

[@peterott9162]

Andrew like always, your knowledge it greatly appreciated brother!! OKC is a great company, I own their marine corps ka-bar bayonet and it's absolutely amazing! That knife that you showed is awesome man and I love the survival pouch that it has in the sheath. Definitely gonna keep that in mind for another personal knife, plus I like the size of it, hearty enough to handle batoning and other camp/survival tasks plus self defense as well. You have a new subscriber now man. Keep up the great content!!!

[@jeffechols5302]

Excellent as always 👌

[@DWMurry]

Carry that same blade myself... Not the new version like yours, but the original release. Good vid for comparison, and use of available space on the new sheath design.