One Tool Survival - Master This One Tool | ON3 Jason Salyer

[@SurvivalDispatch]

More importantly, what do you guys think of the stache? Should we keep it?

[@Markus_321go]

If the stache's too much, it's on us because we just ain't ready yet.😂

[@kbjerke]

My "chin spinach" has come and gone, over the decades. but the STACHE survives all! I like it! And yours. LOL FWIW

[@miamivice966]

The stache is very...1980s, in a Magnum PI sort of way. 😂

[@blueridgerealtor]

@@Markus_321go😂😂 I am not fully on board with it

[@blueridgerealtor]

I don’t love it babe.

[@jasonmccoy8840]

Turning that shovel into a MultiTool 👏👏👏

[@kbjerke]

That looks real comfy. If I were fifty years younger! LOL But you're providing good information, and I thank you. I will be sheltering in place as long as I am able to draw a breath. Best wishes to you, and stay strong!

[@TheSareus]

Blessings on your Shelter, Blessings on You Brother!

[@blueridgerealtor]

I love the stealthiness of the Dakota fire hole

[@madbombermike]

It sure is THE way to go in a non permissive environment

[@woodstrekker6345]

A shovel makes a handy rabbit stick and also good for dispatching trapped animals.

[@FueltheFires]

Loving the fishing “worm hook” trick you taught me- proof is in the pudding on this video! Great job all around with the series brother 👊🏻🔥👊🏻

[@sbkiel4077]

i love you videos jason you are really entertaining

[@pegleg1717]

I think you are above the average “ Survivor Joe”.I think Doing this stuff without all the average BOB stuff Takes it to another level

[@zacwhite1368]

Good lord brother you gotta be THEE craftiest person I know!lol well I don’t personally know you of course just watching your videos for a long time❤️ I go back and watch your old ones when a new one isn’t out yet just cause I’m a Jason Salyer addict lol🤣 omg I didn’t know Christmas had a certain taste.🤣 I’ll do buy a 10% shirt for sure!!❤maggie!!❤️ok I keep editing my comment. I think from now on watch full video first ha.

[@outdoor-suedost]

Hi Jason! Great video again, I like this versatile tool! It is always a great pleasure to follow you to the woods! Thank you very much for taking along and as always all the best from Austria 🇦🇹🤠👍🏕🔥

[@SurvivalDispatch]

Thanks for joining in the fun!

[@sajahb7444]

I always look forward to watching your videos. I wonder what you’re going to show us next.

[@jimmieblue6262]

In a seep well never drink the water without dipping all the water out first and let the hole fill up again dip it out again don't drink it do this at least 3 times before you drink it. You will have much better cleaner water.

[@Wheeling88]

The pine bark trick looks promising, may be able to fashion a serviceable blowgun out of the idea ,for small game. Great vid ,Jason 👍👍👍👍👍

[@triemrinelson]

Awesome video as always, survival tips with only small multitool such as leatherman would be interesting🔥

[@alr8614]

Love your expertise in survival. I learn something new each video, Thanks

[@SurvivalDispatch]

Thanks for watching!

[@campsiteministries]

Several years ago Tom McElroy of Wild Survival did a 2 part video titled "Solo Survival: Surviving 1 week in the Wilderness with only a Knife". In that video he also showed how to make a container out of White Pine bark and used it to collect water from a grape vine. He said it gave the water a combination grape-pine taste. Maybe on your next video you could go in with no tools except your knowledge and skill.

[@TJackSurvival]

Epic series

[@jeffslaven]

That shovel works great! You may have already done this, but I'd love to see Leatherman wave as a one stop shop. Great video Jason!

[@Footstepsinthesand-oy6vs]

A pine bark straw - gotta love it!

[@timl3918]

That bark straw is a great idea! I bet if you leave that straw submerged, it will swell up tight to your lashing and "self-seal" a bit more.

[@Jill-aka-pokey]

New to your channel. Love it. It was the best when you were drinking from the straw and said it tasted like Christmas. I had a laugh about that one. Keep the stash it gives you character. God bless.❤

[@elevatorman7750]

Great video brother. Lots of knowledge

[@joydavid8128]

One tool challenges are really appealing. How about a modified hiking stick?

[@SurvivalDispatch]

Great idea!

[@southsidecarly7427]

Great video, thanks for sharing it!

[@DanielBelliveau-y5x]

Congratulations your patent worthy pine bark seep well sucker straw is a success.

[@cynthiamarie2107]

I would like to see an episode on finding plant based foods. Early humans and Neanderthals did it. 😁

[@stephanygates6491]

We find plant foods and make plant-based foods from those.

[@ferebeefamily]

Thank you for the video.

[@SurvivalDispatch]

Thanks for watching!!

[@thomasoverton7131]

Great video brother. Thanks for sharing 👍

[@unfi6798]

Cool.!

[@brynnleapierce5600]

I want a shovel like the one you’re using, “any recommendations”? I hope you do not get sick from that water, but know your seasoned to the environment👌

[@samearry4291]

This is the reason I've picked folding shovel in my Bug out Bag. Way more survival uses if you only can carry one. Sure, hatchet can fell any tree, is supreme for woodworking and as a weapon however I don't live in US and I'm more likely to be stopped on any checkpoint with a hatched then a shovel I would also want to add: ▪Dakota fire pit ▪Digging for edible roots (burdock, dandelion, cattail, red clover) ▪Earthworms can also be food ▪Obtaining larvae from anthills (speeds it up and reduces ant bites ▪Digging up latrines (and covering feces after each use) ▪Best tool to transport hot embers and ashes (e.g. to leach acorns) ▪Lifting pieces of moss upon collecting (speeds up shelter building) ▪Spare paddle

[@jasonvickers2265]

Sam Elliott says that's no 'stach

[@Rocky-Stone]

Even more importantly what the heck is with the sandals?

[@N.I.T.R.O]

Cold steel riflemans hawk for the next challenge!

[@madbombermike]

I love mine... but I DO NOT like the weight... had to switch to the Trail Hawk... that pound makes a real difference

[@N.I.T.R.O]

@@madbombermike yeah i have both also... depending on what you do with them the riflemans hawk makes much easier work falling a 8 or 10 inch pine treeand it seems i find myself needing the weight. I did try and skin and process a small Whitetail doe with the trail hawk lets just say it can be done and i need more practice but all in all they're both good tools

[@jesuschristiskingandsavior461]

I can’t get over the fear of falling branches and widow makers. How do you combat them? Just be aware? Also, love the video. Shovel is so versatile.

[@鄭定翰]

What brand is the digging tool u r using

[@heathmarcum5390]

Using one tool, better have a real good sharpener and be very good at sharpening it alot... I think a 2 or 3 knife set up is recommended.. one for bushcraft, one for food prep, one for misc work like cordage and anything else.. plus if u have a Basecamp u can leave one with someone and go into thr woods with a good 2nd one

[@matthewmchenry9331]

One tool challenge: canteen cup only. Hint: keep track of which side you sharpen.

[@bc4yt]

😂

[@Jays_video_watcher]

Survival challenge with the Fremont knives Farson or their hatchet?

[@SurvivalDispatch]

I’ll check it out!

[@pascalmarti4403]

Take a tool you really would carry everyday. For me that wold be a Victorinox Camper or huntsman. You could call the video Felix immler surviving.😊

[@RAkers-tu1ey]

Is that shovel stock, or modified? Available?

[@gregtheredneck1715]

Next tool 🔧

[@wildernesshermit2126]

If there's any wild cane in your area, you could make a straw out of that.

[@TJackSurvival]

Das Stashi!

[@withoutfurtheradoforever]

I thought this was going to be about the sandals.

[@bushcraftchip]

seam with pine sap???

[@bobcragle8124]

how did you sharpen shovel ?

[@SurvivalDispatch]

I used a file.

[@OldNavajoTricks]

Christmas water...

[@bingothelegend]

Who's the 70's adult star on this video and what happened to the normal guy? Lol

[@jerodtew2]

I think a machete or something unconventional (say a mattock pick?)

[@canadafree2087]

Where is the urban? Where is the city? The concrete under your feet? The buildings? The crackheads? Yes we have parks, ponds etc, but they are all surrounded by the above.

[@weaponx4553]

Urban?

[@SurvivalDispatch]

Suburban would have been more accurate but doesn’t have the same ring. Thanks for watching.

[@blueridgerealtor]

Your location definitely resembles some urban environments. My mom lives in the heart of Atlanta and her property as well as the parks that surround her home look very similar.

[@RatsAndFunTV]

Maybee than you ca try something with a spoon.

[@SurvivalDispatch]

Amazing idea!!!

[@RatsAndFunTV]

@@SurvivalDispatch An idea from Frankistan...

[@jonathanechols9985]

Or you could just go 1/4 mile in either direction. And buy bottled water from the local dollar general. Lol

[@michelleleclaire7434]

SImple leatherman like the Bolster or even P4. A multitool is a jack of trades, yet not really a master.

[@FishHuntFreedom]

I’m loving the rebranding of SD but I have to admit these “On 3” videos seem very unthought and less informative IMO

[@Markus_321go]

Jason's just going out there and doing the things without much preparation and a minimalistic approach to the stuff he carries. I guess your point is that one will never be stranded in a suburban green space with only a shovel. But I think it's more about learning to overcome obstacles and to build/fix things in unorthodox ways. I mean, he's got all the good stuff in his barn but he usually tries not to use it in order to make it harder for himself.

[@madbombermike]

We're getting out and doing the work tho.... not staying in hotels or eating at the buffet....