Long Term Vs Short Term SURVIVAL

[@ONThree]

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[@chris1638]

I have. Capsized canoe with our little dog. Most of our food and clothes floated down the river

[@ONThree]

That sounds like a good time

[@gud2go50]

Great video! Very informative and helpful to me. I have always been a gear nerd, but at 63, I don’t want to carry all that crap around everywhere I go anymore, so I have been pairing everything down to bare minimum and learning how to do the same job with far less. It is very freeing! You’re right about being able to use You Tube to learn stuff! I have watched and learned so many different things by having this valuable access! Please keep bringing this conrent to us all. Thanks!😊

[@ONThree]

Glad it was helpful!

[@jksurvivalbushcraft]

I practice what I preach, I practice what you preach. I have been doing this for 45 years. Since I was 7 years old. I teach, give classes, seminars. I have so much to say about not just this video, but pretty much all of your videos… you are spot on.. every time… keep up the great work, many people are learning from you. And that is important. I appreciate your efforts. It is meaningful… great job. The only comment I will make about this video is a personal experience I had. I had an injury and septic infection that was so bad , I could not sleep for 15 days.. it almost killed me. But sleep deprivation is devastating. I literally had conversations with floaties in my eyes…. If it wasn’t for my wife I never would have made it. I couldn’t imagine being like that in a survival situation… and I have pushed myself In self created situations both short term and long term.. the topics you all covered are seldom talked about but are absolutely critical.. again great job!!

[@ONThree]

Thank you very much! Thank God for your wife.

[@thefucrew9865]

Thank you, Gentlemen, for all of that information and thought processes.

[@ONThree]

You are welcome!

[@GrumpyBushcraft]

Embrace the suck was a term I became familiar with in my youth.

[@NCgrown]

Good 💩

[@jordanmerritts6987]

This channel is awesome

[@ONThree]

Thanks!!! Spread the word!

[@blueridgerealtor]

You need to have the experiences so you know your functional abilities. Great way you fellas laid out the info.

[@bradlafferty]

This kind of video is one of the reasons I appreciate your channel. You are out in the field and doing, and have guests on who have experience in the topic. And all of you are taking the discussion seriously, rather than sitting around a pretty man cave set shilling gear and fear (original term I just invented). Keep going. Thanks.

[@jeffballard1427]

I think a lot of your viewers including myself like the fact you are honest regardless if it makes you look like a badass or not

[@THENEWWRANGLER]

I am way gear heavy but when I have been in slightly uncomfortable situations, some of that gear saved the day, for me and for others.

[@thomas-i5o7h]

One question that no one ever asks about survival is. what if you find yourself in a situation beyond your control, where your only option is to bug out to get away from what is happening in your town/city and find a place where you can make a camp away from a populated area where you can do what you can to survive ?

[@toddgibson9861]

Mind-set is a powerful tool....!!!

[@timberwolf3007]

I use the "KZbin University" to learn the skill techniques, then put them to practical use and practice them until I'm comfortable with the way they work (or don't work, as the case may be) in my area. After I've done some work with the skills, and I like how they work for me, I'll add them to my "toolbox". "Skill Acquitition" is a great term for stealin' other people's ideas! Several decades of doin' stupid stuff and payin' the price is another way to learn. (Don't ask me how I know this!🥴)

[@imgadgetmanjim]

I have helped others in that situation. During snowmageddon around the DC area we got about 30 inches of snow and no electricity for many people. Went to a friends house who tried to get a little warmth from a fire log but didn’t open the flue so house filled with smoke. They were having trouble starting a small generator in the house. Moved it outside and got it started. I took them a 2 burner stove with spare tanks so they could have some warm meals. I used to buy extra stoves, propane tanks, tents and sleeping bags on clearance for 70% off. I gave away so much of that gear to get people started prepping and to homeless people. I am so glad they had trouble with the generator as running it in the house would have killed them all.

[@richardhenry1969]

Was in a hurricane in Florida we were without electricity for 2 weeks. Really had a great time. The whole building cooked meals on the grill together. Survival situation only happens when everything else fails. Planning is so you never get into a survival situation. Another example i was stationed in Utah Dugway proving grounds. We got snowed in. No truck could deliver to the class 6 store. So 4 rangers hopped in my S10 blaser. It was a 4x4 with a 305. No heater core. We had to use scrapers. We drove through snow that was so deep i could only see the to of the second marker they double them in the mountains. The MPs told us they wouldn't come to help, but gave me $50 for 5 cases of beer. Only the brave dare. Rangers lead the way . Let's just say the bar never shutdown.

[@DanielBelliveau-y5x]

Experience and skill trump gear I agree ; but there is something to be said for having the right tool for the job . Thank You Mr. Salyer And Friends .

[@Honk21]

Awesome video! And my favorite animal is a Possum LOL!

[@StormyWeather93]

Knowing boundaries are a huge part. Just to know your grit will give you the confidence necessary to keep driving. Personally ive grew up in situations that forced me to test my grit. Ive gone a week and a half on a cumulative of maybe an hour of sleep, gone without food for about 10 days and do to my profession I deal with hypothermia about once a year for the past 10 years. Along with being a competitive fighter for a bit and understanding how to take a beating and still push forward. Have all the knowledge and ability in the world, but a person that can't function in discomfort will always lose.

[@angelas.3645]

Thank you for doing this, people need to learn this.

[@bartjames100]

Love having a meeting of the minds on everything. There’s always something to learn from it.

[@GBall_Vision]

Keep up the good work Jason. Hope to meet ya someday 💪🏻

[@ONThree]

I hope so too!

[@matthewpoole8764]

Background scenery is a beautiful piece of land.

[@ONThree]

Thanks!

[@dannyleonidas4328]

Survival scenarios can vary in whether you are looking at being rescued or if you are bugging out and don't want to be found

[@sdsi68]

Great video guys, a lot of information to take from it, and I have to agree that with more videos it does help with the skill set but ultimately you have to get out and use it, keep up the great work 🤙🤙🤙

[@jodyklocko6696]

Thank you for the awesome interview,! Best of all it’s No BS on your channel’ keep it real my friend!

[@ONThree]

Thanks!

[@TressaZimmerman]

Keep your mind in shape.

[@jeffechols5302]

Great video guys see ya on the next one

[@haroldmiller6853]

As far as friction fire goes I’d say I’m 3 or 4 to 1 meaning I’ve felled 3-4 more times to get one ember and probably 5-7 time to actually blow that ember into a flame . Great vid Jason as always

[@billvan5219]

It's going to be "suffering with or without Salyer"

[@ONThree]

But always more “fun” with him!

[@BenStein-b7z]

Love the video!! Thank you. We all preach “beans and rice” as a good, cheap, abundant prep…. Can you make a video cooking dry beans outside over a fire, it’s arduous- Thanks.

[@ONThree]

Thanks for watching. I’ll add it to my video list.

[@brucehillbillybarthalow3786]

Great video and topic. I get lost quite a bit. but I prepare for that every time I go out to the woods and have for sometime.

[@ONThree]

Thanks for watching!

[@branch_preparedness]

These moments of reflection are beneficial for all of us. Thanks for sharing.

[@ONThree]

You are so welcome

[@rodneydale3892]

Thankyou for responce

[@Medictrent]

Fun video. Very informative.

[@TheDenverJay]

Great video, thanks.

[@cowboyup7096]

Honestly I put myself in survival situations on purpose just to test my skills I never expect to get rescued Get your gear Know your gear practice use it but there's nothing like being alone lost and on your own in the deep dark woods when you cant see those things that go bump in the dark and puts every hair on the back of your neck stand straight up wide awake instantly shelter from the elements and animals fire for heat light water purifcation food have the knowledge take the time to learn the skills because it takes everything you got to keep going

[@cowboyup7096]

Real life survival situations while you are out practicing Can be quite common and those are the one's that happen when you least expect it drop your one and only flashlight in the bottom of a lake while fishing in the dark or break your knife whilst useing it to cLimb up the river bank and falling in getting pulled downstream not knowing when you will be able to touch bottom again as a 100 foot waterfall is getting closer every second ya been there made it out before i went over the waterfall but i never swam so fast and hard in all my life since then either lol Staring at a mountain lion only 30 yards away while she lets out that bloodcurdling scream that will make you back up real slow walk backwards and go back to your truck close all the windows lock the doors and hope that shes not that hungry cause otherwise your just an appetizer oh man i will never forget that ever i dont go back there without a really big stick now

[@AKAPhilfish]

Bobcat/red lynx

[@Q-BinTom]

My favorite animal is definitely the panda that’s for the algorithm

[@ONThree]

Stupid pandas!

[@improvisedsurvival5967]

Not a gear guy just the few things that work. Would rather lug food and water

[@MichaelR58]

Good video, thanks for sharing YAH bless brother !

[@rodneydale3892]

What Episode were you on alone and season

[@ONThree]

I was on a show called “Alone: The Beast”. I think the episode was called “swamp of suffering”.

[@BillieBirdOutdoors]

If Your Not Prepared to Live Like a Hunted Animal... Your Not Prepared at All. 😐

[@PenntuckytheCrag]

Can someone help me find vid that was recently done about promethean ? I think it was on Survival dispatch but I still can’t find it.

[@timberwolf3007]

I think you might be looking for information on permethrin? Are you loking for the stuff to put on your clothing to kill insects, or something else?

[@PenntuckytheCrag]

@@timberwolf3007 yeah I knew spellcheck didn’t spell it right but there’s a video I’m looking for that somebody involved with Survival dispatch just put out

[@PenntuckytheCrag]

@@timberwolf3007 my bad. Someone named sigma but there’s an idea for y’all

[@anthonysharp9136]

I like lemurs.

[@ONThree]

Who doesn’t?

[@improvisedsurvival5967]

Learn how to fast

[@ONThree]

Yes!

[@missionoutdoorsITM]

Breaking down on the side of the road 🚗 for 24 hours is the worst experience of most people's lives! For example this clip of people trapped in the Atlanta Georgia snowpocalypse in 2014 really is telling. kzbin.info/www/bejne/gJPKgWCBormAhJIsi=Qgprynim_W2CVJ4h

[@ONThree]

Never a good thing. We lived in Cali when that happened. I had several friends that were stuck. It was very unfortunate that some people died.