"The More You Know, The Less You Carry"

Wilderness Living and Survival Expert Mors talks about the Survival Kit components.
#MorsKochanski #KaramatWildernessWays

[@jonsmith6942]

This greatly skilled instructor and dear friend of mine passed away December 5, 2019. Mors you taught me more than I could ever have imagined.thank you

[@wolfmaan]

It is so wonderful that this legacy has been recorded.

[@CommonCentsOutdoorsman]

The "Mors" you know, the less you carry!

[@chriskola3822]

I had an opportunity to take a wilderness survival course with Mr. Kochanski. I have never before (and have never since) met someone with such a depth of understanding and ability to "get it done". The experience and lessons learned taught me alot and served me well in my career working in the bush. I still carry my Mora knife regardless of whatever other fancy kit I may own. I'm very glad to have found this channel if for no reason than to listen to a true master again. A very sincere thank you Mors. Best regards.

[@BorealWoodsrunner]

as long as this channel is here i will always tune in and watch;i could sit and listen to Mors all day or anyone who was taught by him...he is a fountain of knowledge only a fool would ignore him

[@randythomas3478]

I always end up back to his videos....thank you and all that you did for us sir....rest in peace! You are remembered!

[@RevolutionaryPrepper-rg9kb]

This man was a pioneer in Bushcraft. RIP Mors Kochanski 1940 - 2019.

[@guadalupeskitchen3734]

In this day and age, the more you know, the less you spend on the gear you need.

[@doriannewton8440]

It's ok but are you're family there? Or will you be a skeleton and stumbled upon?

[@TheCervelas]

the knowledge of old timers like this man is very precious .

[@erickmo1188]

Thank you for all the wisdom. Mors was everyone’s grandpa that passed down the woods knowledge

[@behindthespotlight7983]

Port Angeles, Washington. February. One of my gloves somehow got torn all the way down the inner seam, ring finger, right hand. And it was snowing. So I found a huge cedar, sat under it, dug through my EDC for a needle and small hank of 550. Parenthetically I carry a pair of electricians scissors along w/ my Leatherman Wave and find that those, along w/ a Mora blade accomplish almost anything. As I unwound a strand of the 550, threaded the needle, repaired my glove and burned off the slop, I gave thanks for guys like Mors, Canterbury and Les. The walk home through silent snowfall was warm & pleasant. So warm that I might have even found pleasant sentiment toward two guys named Cody 🦶🏼and Bear 🐻

[@bushlifeaholick790]

Glad to see this mans videos coming back around he has more true knowledge then anyone Iv seen

[@user-gb7fp5sn5n]

Hearing you say-

[@johndavidtackett]

Miss you Mors, thank you for all you shared and I’m grateful to be able to still hear your words of wisdom and lessons through video. God Bless those you loved and their memory of you.

[@ravendon]

Thank you, Mors, for teaching so many people how to be self sufficient and wilderness prepared and for preserving ancient, native knowledge.

[@bleakyfinder2692]

Mors Kochanski (November 10, 1940 - December 5, 2019) RIP and thank you.

[@paleo52]

Your not getting older Mors,you are getting better. Like a fine wine.

[@j2112c]

Incredible. He casually mentions something and bang there is another nugget of gold to add to the 30 he just gave you. A knowledgeable man.

[@kurtbaier6122]

As the great Mors pointed out the more you know causes you carry specific items. His wisdom is priceless. Boiling it down to the foundation of drink and sleep.