Pocket Survival Hunting Kit! Everything You Need to Hunt, Trap and Fish!

[@RangerSurvivalandFieldCraft]

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[@davidnachbaur6805]

He has an older one from last year with alot of these items. Check through his play list

[@davidnachbaur6805]

I meant to say he has hunting kit videos in his food play list

[@yakfishin4912]

Would love to attend one of Andrew's yard sales.

[@TheRealJackOfTrades]

A gearhead never gets rid of that stuff. I have tins from the 70s

[@yakfishin4912]

@@TheRealJackOfTrades It was a mere joke friend. Of course we don't get rid of it. We are hoarders and some of the worst there are too

[@MichaelMathias-wd5od]

@@yakfishin4912 oh yeah, I still have the cheap, crappy gear I first bought when I got into camping a few years ago. I never use it 😅

[@yakfishin4912]

@@MichaelMathias-wd5od Me too. That's my loaner gear I use for newbies.

[@DONTTREADONMEAR]

When is it. I would buy is all. I love sails!!!!

[@Billwzw]

I think a video of you doing a survival trip demoing the use of this kit in the field would be even more amazing !

[@SoloRenegade]

yes, even just a video on ways to setup the snares using the washer.

[@asmith7876]

He has such a video, in fact one of the very people on KZbin to have done so that I know of.

[@SoloRenegade]

@@asmith7876 thanks! I searched and found the video "Updated RSFC Survival Tin Kit!" which covers it in more detail.

[@MarilynStangl]

Nice kit! My hunting/fishing kit has 2 metal rat traps, 2 metal mouse traps, 2 auto fishing reels (with line), a folding razor knife with extra blades (that can also be used a arrow heads), 25 foot of tarred #36 bank line, 25 foot of 550 cord, assorted hooks (both single and treble), and 2-3 packets of MRE peanut butter for bait. The treble hooks can also be used with 550 cord to make a bolos for catching/snaring small game like rabbits/squirrels! The 550 can also be woven into a shepherd's sling! Thanks for the video!

[@PossumLady8262]

Concise, to the point. Your videos are very instructive.

[@rogerparrett3242]

Wow... RSFC *and* Corporal videos on a Sunday morning. Day is already off to a great start.

[@benterwellen]

Yeah, corporal could learn something from RSFC

[@rogerparrett3242]

@@benterwellen Berevity? lol. Both are awesome channels..

[@heneryslayzack1271]

fyi a walmart picture hanging kit is a rebranded snare kit . has alot of uses and its really cheap

[@ClaudeBohls]

Best presentation yet

[@grimbo73]

might sound a bit weird...but what about adding the end of a plain fork in the kit? get one that's flat and a bit wider that most and cut off most of the handle/shaft.. it'll be flat...and you can lash it on to a stick to make a frog gig...without it being so big and bulky...

[@entltyq]

great idea

[@richardkibler3870]

I'm a Big fan of treble hooks,they hold bait like no other,They're a pain in the ass to extract sometimes,but they hold onto the catch better.They work well outside of the water as well,ie..Bird traps,squirrels,rodents,etc. They don't store flat but are worth the small hassle.Excellent kit Andrew,Thanks for taking the time to show us,Cheers!

[@entltyq]

They store flat in a mini tin (the small trebles) and would fit inside his tin which is shown in the video.

[@saritaford3667]

It never ceases to amaze me how ingenious and knowledgeable you are. As always, thank you, Andrew! ❤❤❤

[@w.c.6678]

Pack of matches, striker rod, orfind? A folded sheet of aluminum works for boiling water. It can be shaped into a open top box. Nice vid. I like the snares. Thx.

[@outbackowl4026]

Hi Andrew , greetings from Australia, thank. You for your time to make these videos available.

[@denisross2923]

As a kid I made a small greenstick bow about two feet long with appropriate sharpened stick arrows and successfully hunted field pigeons from a hide

[@3vil3lvis]

That is an Ambitious Kit, would like to see it in use.

[@jeff-fm5nz]

18 inch steel fishing leader makes great snare..

[@45422]

Outstanding AF.

[@magnusdarkhan974]

Give duplex nails a try, they have 2 heads and are made to be reused. Works great if you have a hatchet with a nail pulling notch.

[@Hive_Hop_Farm]

They are made to be removed, not reused

[@markbrandli]

That is almost exactly what I started carrying in 1978 in my flight gear, the only other thing I added was a button compass . Good video , thanks.

[@ARAW-__-]

Andrew your teaching skills are something else. That reminds me of Dave Canterbury. I'll keep watching your channel, too much damm good things to learn !

[@smoke5620]

Good video as always. You covered all the bases for feeding yourself in a survival situation. You go the extra mile in laying every thing out and giving a thorough explanation of how the items are to be used.👍👍

[@janetsharik8062]

I love the sewing bobbin filled with fishing line. By the way an Alternate off-the-shelf option To replace The sewing bobbin is to use dental floss after you remove the outer dispenser you’ll find yourself with a small spool of prefilled cordage Personally, I prefer the waxed unflavored for fishing purposes With The additional bonus of usage with fire starting. I do not have the background, so I would appreciate your input whether not dental floss could also be used with trapping???

[@reddawnsurvival2752]

Great idea to use a safety pin to keep assorted hooks in one place a a survival box 👍

[@TheSaneHatter]

It would be both worthwhile and interesting for all of us to consider variations of this kit built around different weapons, whether bows, crossbows, slings, slingshots, or small-caliber firearms: different weapons might require different accessories.

[@ronaldrose7593]

Hello 👋 Andrew, a big thank you for sharing another information filled video. You always do a great job. Always stay safe out there. 😊

[@JoeDixon-h9c]

Excellent video and a perfect kit for my location. Small, lightweight, and out of the way until needed. Thanks again.

[@FredFreiberger-pk6wc]

I appreciate the assorted hooks a item I add to these kits is artificial bait like a spoon or multi colors of grub . You don't all ways find bait so having something can make a difference

[@peterbogart4531]

Sir, looking at being marooned in a bush plane mishap in the vast, remote subarctic. After a firearm and ammo for defense or hunting, or limited to a dedicated spear point, God forbid, my first choice for a kit is a takedown or folding knife with a strong lock (a hatchet or drawknife could actually be the best tool for harvesting inner spruce bark for boiling). You can use birch bark to form bowls for boiling. You may look for fish, rose hips for vitamin C, blueberries, cranberries, bird eggs, birds, fowl, game, etc. 50 feet or more of paracord and a fire kit will be extremely convenient, if not even life-saving. Hopefully, being prepared will prevent possible cannibalism.

[@DuaneRogers-sh2sl]

For your snares you might think about putting a loop in the end of your cable making it easier and quicker to setup also put micro commercial locks making them more effective for just a little more expense you can find them at trapping stores online also look at traditional bow hunting points that you put the arrow into it making it more efficient

[@PreparedWolf34]

Great and useful kit 👍🏽 I would add the GrimSurvival broached card and Frog gig card. Flat as a credit card until you assemble them. Might give you more room for other components.

[@darrencorrigan8505]

Thanks, Ranger Survival.

[@cprn.]

I have the very same bow model, it was $18 from China few years back. It was marketed as 40lbs but it's closer to 20lbs. Great toy, though.

[@danielsimpson2494]

Great video, thoroughly enjoyed that, keep them coming mate. Thanks for sharing

[@jorgenclarke5930]

Nice, huntingkit in a tin!

[@NMIBUBBLE]

Great ideas Liked the video! oz are pounds, pounds are pain!

[@robertjordan4755]

You should do a how-to video on building the snars. listing all the parts and how to deploy them.

[@randybeeson3424]

Pretty good small kit.

[@mrhalfstep]

Old guitar strings for snares come with a built in slip ring and are of a pretty high tensile strength for the diameter of the wire. Have you ever considered trying to make a net from the cordage that can be fabricated from plastic bottles found in the field? I've seen minnow traps and crawfish traps made from trash 2 liter bottles and I've seen videos on how the create cordage in the field from trash 2 liter bottles, but has anyone ever used that cordage to make a net? If it can be done for gear transport or for fishing or trapping (small birds comes to mind) then a blade that's well equipped for making the cordage would be a good addition to this kit, is what I'm thinking.

[@artcianfanojr]

Love the trigger hooks!

[@guadalupeskitchen3734]

You need to field test Cold Steel Cheapshot synthetic broadheads. I'm going to this bow season in Florida.

[@TheGingerBreadMan1987]

Class is in session Hooah 🦅🇺🇲

[@armageddonready4071]

Great minds think alike. Lol, I literally have half that kit, plus other stuff. It’s amazing what you learn in the military. Stay safe brother

[@winfieldagonoy]

Good Kit to have at the ready. Thank you very much, Sir and have a blessed day!

[@jaybakata5566]

Nails? I need to see how you use them. I can't picture it in my head. Love all Ranger Survival and Field Craft videos. Thanks for sharing.

[@dw.bushcraft2780]

another outstanding video. Good job, Andrew.

[@unfi6798]

Entangle, Strangle, Dangle or Mangle!? Sounds vicious mate.!! But we like it, minimalist is the goat for Pocket eKit. Cheers Major.

[@ThomasSpearman-g3y]

As far as active hunting goes? Forget the bow and arrow. A .22 rimfire rifle or high power air gun (ammo is very cheap) will work every time. Fishing is easier insofar you can fit everything you need in a baggie. Just need to find some water.

[@Doodlefisher]

Great demo it was a snare in that it caught my attention !

[@adkmtns5726]

A Cold Steel Bushman with a 90 degree spine and a thinned and sharpened blade is an awesome field knife!

[@shanel4348]

Extremely information dense, thanks a lot for this video. I think passive food gathering is one aspect that a lot of people easily overlook, myself included! I need to get more knowledgeable on small snares/traps.

[@alanrice39]

Awesome kit Andrew! Thanks again!

[@markdentoneagles5909]

Great job my brother, GOD Bless and Semper Fi

[@wastelandwanderer7685]

Ranger Snare: Gerber Dime (Need the wire cutters) a keyring, and a unit of floral wire from the Wal-Mart

[@OdysseeVisuelle]

Awesome, thank you!

[@j.robertsergertson4513]

Nice job ,try using hoop electrical connectors as the loop your snares . They caught me a lot of opossum.

[@HowLEWD]

nice.

[@NewHampshireJack]

With careful selection from the items shown, you will be able to assemble kit usable anywhere in the world. We got to like things that start simple and allow you to build out what you really need. QUESTION, could someone please post the dimensions and thickness if the PSK spearpoint Andrew demonstrated? That could be a great DIY project with the young'uns after a visit to the local steel supplier or one of the many junk shops along the General Douglas MacArthur national highway here on Luzon Island. Thank you in advance for any replies.

[@miguelperez8373]

Muy bien kit y bien pensado un saludo y gracias por mostrarlo

[@nurseactual]

Might I add, a good monocular or binocs? Some of us are blind af thanks to nearsightedness and astigmatism. I think it might help to ID animal nests at a distance. Just a thought. 😊

[@robertnelson1098]

NICE....NEAT..... THANKS ANDREW 😊

[@hiramhaji7813]

Outstanding video and value

[@Countryboy071]

Such a selection, interesting 👍

[@Grizzly_feircy_tactical]

Thanks Andrew! Thinking of adding some of these items to my bag. Could you do a video on a poop hit the fan bag? Or all year round bug out bag? Besides all that rangers lead the way! Thank y’all and Andrew for this content!

[@Chass9999]

I know it is illegal but bird trout-lines are an option when you are trying to survive.. just place a small can of corn in your kit... If you are trying to survive you do as needed...

[@filipe2343]

Very good, man!!! Thank you!!! 👊😎

[@adamsecret9912]

Great tips...thank you!

[@mrkultra1655]

Thanks Andrew

[@stuartniven2401]

Awesome!! Thanks Andrew!

[@Mark-oz8ty]

Cool video, instead of the flat slingshot band I would juse a frameless slingshot. Its basicaly but you can jusev it whitout a stick.

[@paulvanetten6551]

Great kit, will get you out of a bind.

[@matthewferreira2176]

Awesome.

[@shaynehawkins713]

My tin kit is very similar.

[@Chass9999]

It is important to learn a verity of traps... like the spring spear trap.. swinging log trap.. spike traps... and so on

[@MichaelR58]

Good video Andrew, thanks for sharing, YAH bless !

[@tracycannaday1406]

Outstanding

[@tomconway8881]

Great video thanks.

[@SoloRenegade]

can't help but notice you left out the .22LR ;)

[@HannibalsSurplusReviews]

Pelican case makes smaller waterproof cases for anything you can think of survival kits

[@woodstrekker6345]

Thanks. I appreciate all you do.

[@thomasbrandon5111]

Kool stuff as always Col

[@YucksterTorazine]

cool

[@terrycheek4097]

Great video. Thanks for the content.

[@guadalupeskitchen3734]

Another great video!

[@RadicalRocks]

Great job as always!

[@donscottvansandt4139]

Great kit!

[@DONTTREADONMEAR]

Great Video. Thank you

[@jeffreylunsford1867]

Damn good video thank you.

[@breaking_bear]

Awesome video! Where can I get those baddass trigger hooks? Or are there videos on how to make them?

[@bryanfaulkenburg462]

Great info as always

[@user-if8hk9qo7g]

Add add a survival auger to that kit.And those nails could be used for a paw trap, for raccoon. They like shiny objects and aren't smart enough to let go...

[@josephthennes4656]

Awesome stuff, thanks

[@charlessalmond7076]

Pretty casual with the beaver balls comment. I'll bet the beavers more spirited when asked about losing them!🙊🙉🙈

[@jasonprairie9968]

Hey andrew, the spring hook setters were Speedhooks, right? Just for those that may want them.

[@apepex1464]

Modify a mouse or rat trap, instead of a wooden base use aluminum or titanium base then add the components from the original rat trap. Tie a cord to it to prevent the critters from escaping.

[@conexaooutdoor616]

Muito bom amigo, parabéns pelo vídeo

[@SoloRenegade]

now you're going to have to make a video on ways to setup the snares using the washer.

[@KnightHawkAbare]

Could you show how to make the small snares with the washers or send link?

[@willbedone777]

👍👍

[@KevinSmith-yh6tl]

👍👍👍👍

[@jquantum23]

What are you using for trap anchors (i/e conibear etc)...