Self Mapping Using The PAUL Method

Never Get Lost Again. In This Video We Continue Our Land Navigation Series By Self Mapping Using The Paul Method. Please Hit The LIKE and SUBSCRIBE BUTTONS as well as the NOTIFICATION BELL. Feel Free to Check out my Amazon Influencer Page and Follow Me on Instagram, Facebook and Twitter. Thanks For Watching.
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[@colewebb4643]

Hi Corporal Kelly hope you hope you and you're family are good and having a good holiday haven't heard from you in a while i'm glad you're doing more mapping I like how you teaching style simple and easy to under stand good common sense no big oh shits well got to what now just got you're head's up on KZbin 👍👍👍 and yes i'm still subscribed to you're channel C😎😎L

[@charliebrownau]

Please consider uploading to BITCHUTE

[@michaelmcguinn6414]

UHRA U.S. MARINES!🗡

[@scdhl4]

Still going through your older videos. 😊 Thanks

[@zrig1]

Been in the Canadian army for 30 years. Tons of map and compass experience all over the world. First time I have seen this. A very nice little trick. Definitely adding this to my toolbox. Outstanding. BTW, those looking for a good Rite in the rain book, get the Tactical version (980t). Has rulers printed on the front and back covers (front inches, back Centimeters). This will make your scales much more precise.

[@lutherwikleiii8805]

We Marines grunts have multiple methods for all aspects of land navigation. One of the things we pride ourselves in. If you like this check out the 5 degree rule for range estimation.

[@zrig1]

@@lutherwikleiii8805 And using your hand to estimate mils ... There are a million of them out there. Cheers

[@theeddorian]

They're reall good field books. If you get an RIR book I suggest getting one with green, grey or tan paper. The colored paper is an eye saver in bright sun.

[@richardcarver5356]

In the book by a green beret he also discusses how you can do it with vehicles. Miles on land and rate of speed on water.

[@sheilablake4858]

I’ve been watching your videos now for a while. I love how you break everything down to such simple understanding measures so that even someone like me, who’s never done anything like this in their life can prepare for emergencies. Thank you for taking the time to make these videos. You probably have no idea how many people you will save in a critical situation. There’s no one I’d rather be stuck outside with ; )

[@55Quirll]

Same here, You us a lot common sense and knowledge. Again thank you.

[@Flashahol]

Yep! Just don't forget to practice!

[@nvrumi]

Old land/engineering surveyors (ahem) would call this a graphical solution of coordinates by northings and eastings. ;) I worked up an example on a notebook page using my slide rule. It was a fun exercise and took me back a few decades when I reduced surveying notes by hand. Well done, sir.

[@decerowit77]

Loved this one too. Back in Boy Scouts... many years ago... before maps were waterproof... I would carry a pencil and protractor for my map and do the same. Its important to note that keeping the pace count, or being able to identify your location on the topo-map is key when drawing your angles. If you do magnetic declination or not, keep doing the same each time. Don't let one person read the map then switch to another person. You could, (and I have) end up being off by quite a distance depending on the methods used. We just put little pencil ticks on the map and used the protractor to accomplish the same thing. You can also plan at each way point the "return azimuth" for younger people that get tired faster as we did. Basic geometry and the same principle on a vertical scale and you can tell the height of objects, width of rivers and even latitude on the planet Earth given the degree of angle towards the North Star or Southern Cross (without a GPS signal).

[@GigMyRig]

I found your channel a couple of months ago. I watch 3 to 10 videos daily. Sometimes the same ones over again. "Practice makes better." I have learned so much from you. Your teaching style is effective because you show close ups, you show slowly, you repeat major points. I am thankful for all the knowledge. Happy New Year, CPL KELLY!

[@Liphted]

I love this channel.

[@recall5811]

Please share it with others and thanks for watching

[@AD-bx5fm]

This is the graphical addition of displacement vectors without using the trigonometry, excellent demonstration, thank you!

[@ashimkadariya2698]

I do not know why i was recommended this by youtube but your channel is very interesting. I have learned some stuff that i would never have done, because of your teaching style. Wonderful video

[@tantoBass]

Your series on land nav is OUTSTANDING. It's a skill I've always been fascinated by and wanted to learn. You break it down into easy to follow segments. Thank you.

[@cmargheimable]

Simple and effective. Having a visual representation of your route seems like a great way to get from a to B and back again

[@TonyTooTuff]

I watched this years ago, it wasn’t until I took the Pathfinder class in 2021 that I was able to understand navigation. Watching this video after that experience, I have a solid understanding of how to do this now.

[@scottanthony1616]

Corporal thank you for your series on land navigation, hope to see more, love the way you teach. God bless you and your Family always. 🇺🇸

[@packrat2569]

This is an outstanding series! Thanks...

[@lucky_largo]

"Oh HELL NO!" he says. Awesome stuff as always! Arizona high desert here loving everything you put out there. Thank you for your service and all that you share with us.

[@petejohnson6498]

Never heard of the Paul method until now. Pretty cool. Learned a new skill. Thank you!

[@colt10mmsecurity68]

At first in the beginning of this video, I didn’t know what you were getting at and I thought “pointless.” I should have known better. Another quality video!!!! I learn more from this channel than I could have ever imagined! Thank you.

[@johnmurphy5421]

Ahhhhj memories...OUTSTANDING!

[@davidrobins4025]

Thanks for the good clear description of the PAUL Navigation method. VERY useful

[@bobesselstyn4917]

great Shawn i remember many years ago relating this to my Boy Scout badge thanks for jogging the memory bank .Hope your holidays are good thanks again and take care

[@muchlovetoall7966]

Thank you. I just learned something new. I've never seen this method before. Of course I'm just starting out on this quest of knowledge, and skills. I grew up camping, fishing, and outdoors and love it..but that the fun side...now I'm on the skill side of this journey. And I thank you for always showing and teaching us new things. Much love to ALL🤗

[@richarddaugherty8583]

Thanks Corporal! Love your channel. Almost always something I want to know or didn't know I wanted to know! No exception this time. Outstanding!

[@Dawn262]

I learned this working to get a merit badge in the Boy Scouts many, many years ago. We did it with a pencil and notepad, keeping track of bearings and waypoints. It has kept us from getting lost whenever we leave base to forage or explore. Never thought to make an actual map in the dirt. Great idea. Very good video. Thanks and keep up the good teaching.

[@gus1911]

Your understanding of both teaching and learning theory is superb. Thank you for sharing!

[@k1e1n1t1o]

Don Paul was ahead of his time. Good vid.

[@scout3058]

This would have been handy when I lost my canteen on Pendleton. Great information, great video.

[@kidbach]

I found a canteen outside of Camp San Mateo 62 Area.

[@scout3058]

@@kidbach I lost mine in the same area in 1989. Lolz. Maybe its mine.

[@performanceregina]

Great instructional video as always.... when you lay it out like this it makes perfect sense! Can’t wait to try it out in the bush!

[@christopherbunik2116]

Thank you for your service.

[@semco72057]

That is a nice system and I have to practice using it to get around. I never learned navigation while in the Air Force, but wish they had taught it to all of us when I was in there.

[@OmerTamer]

fantastic method. now you know you don't have to rely on a map to find your way back to your car :) Thanks, soldier!

[@mlsknnr]

As always, another great video with and an excellent learning experience. This will be passed along.

[@051biohaz]

That was outstanding! Thanks for the practical land nav vid’s...love it..:)

[@tallpaulmagic]

WOW! That is so cool! I've never seen that before.

[@gemajams]

Two thumbs up! Thanks for this video, i can't wait to try this on my next hike. I hope you have a phenomenal year. Peace

[@adamsmith7548]

This video makes it so easy to understand! You're a great teacher. Keep up the great work.

[@joshsimpson7259]

Good stuff. I go back for shades!

[@Bandicut]

Thank you very much for this very informative video. I will definitely test and train the PAUL method. In the past I have been amazed how exactly you can measure distances with Ranger Beads. On longer marches I tested this with a GPS handheld. I came up with a deviation of less than 100 meters and that on a distance of 30 kilometers. This is already very accurate for Ranger Beads (my opinion). The PAUL method is so easy to use that you can't get lost :) Again, thank you very much for this very well explained video. Best regards from Germany and a happy new year 2019! Uwe

[@devildogsbushcraft7898]

This is outstanding Marine!

[@jeffporter7795]

excellent content to be sure. thanks for teaching something I haven't learned yet. keep up the good works.

[@philiptruitt]

Thank you, Corporal Kelly!

[@rooster-cord2800]

Loving the series, keep up the good work.

[@esterlight8519]

Thanks for the detailed and visual information. Awesome and well explained. ❗🌞

[@sassytbc7923]

Hi Corporal. I took a navigation course through a local store a couple of years ago. We had to use the Silva compass provided by the instructor, even if we had a different brand. Just found your series and it’s so much better. Learned more in 1 video than in the day long class earlier. Yours is the only detailed instruction on the Suunto compass I have found. I know that took a long time to film. Thank you

[@juliusgonzo7527]

Great stuff. Thanks for this, very instructive.

[@bntaft5133]

Thank you, Shawn

[@escuelacerogrados]

Outstanding...

[@lbeamer5782]

I'm so glad you and this channel exist!! Learning so much, appreciate you:)

[@KY_REDDYNESS]

That's amazing! Thanks for the education friend!

[@maciejswiatkowski1311]

Another clear lesson! Thank You Corporal ! After tomorrow's evening, I will get my first Crown Royal sack :-) Happy New Year to You and Your family!

[@rad4627]

Outstanding instruction !

[@jeffreymchoul]

...a great method of land navigation I first learned in the Q Course. Another great instructional video that I will definitely be sharing... Semper.

[@CollegemomLynn]

Love that mapping method!

[@TheMajorActual]

Outstanding, as always. Well done.

[@pacediver2594]

Great demonstration

[@texashillbilly6148]

Clear and practical information. Thanks for the lesson. Hope you and yours had a good Christmas!

[@EPGunman]

I just rewatched this video and the “lightbulb” popped on!!! Not as difficult as I once thought. Now to test my meager knowledge and put the principle I have into action at test myself. I know the method works but I still need to make sure I own the skill. Could be challenging to have some one else do the route with same pace count and leave markers for the next azimuth and some point in the course a tag saying head back to base.camp. That way you are still following a land nav course and can use the PAUL method to get back. Very cool sir thank you.

[@trytheoutdoors]

Thankyou for all your efforts. Like many who've previously commented, I love your channel. I've learned a huge amount and admire your method of instruction. Great job!!!

[@mathewsmoot3311]

I've been watching your videos every chance I can the past few days and came across this one. Really cool how that works and surprised the military didn't teach me this. Also it was very strange to not see you salute at the end.

[@thomasgold-1000]

What a great tutorial - thanks CPL, and Happy New Year to you and yours! 👍

[@captntorthenaer-do-wellcad3191]

Awesome! My compass arrived yesterday and I can't wait to get out and practice these skills! Thank you Corporal!

[@davem4193]

Thanks for another outstanding tutorial Corporal!

[@kidbach]

Always outstanding content as usual, you Mighty Awesome Devil Dog. Semper Fi.

[@johnnyrocketblues77]

Love these videos

[@sheperdshook47]

Nifty. Love it

[@HosenS]

Great education. Thanks.

[@argirot]

absolutely brilliant, as usual.

[@schalk4033]

Thanks Corporal, that will come in handy...

[@gregoryhare6538]

I like to thank you for giving all the great tips for the one's that can help us

[@modemode3663]

Hell ya you go back for the shades never leave home without mine great show

[@BushCraftBums]

Awesome Video! Thanks for sharing! Have a blessed day!

[@scatoutdebutter]

very cool. Thanks.

[@landonstokes4731]

Great video thanks for sharing!

[@ourtechwriter]

Really good! Thank you!

[@MarionRobinsonIV]

Thanks for this bro! Great info, explained really well!!!

[@shawnr771]

Good stuff. Nice simple explanation.

[@sea0fgreen33]

Awesome!

[@ac25420]

Best part is when you go back to your original start point/camp and actually SEE your results work. 👌 Great stuff boss!!

[@BxCortez2050]

this was amazing

[@renzodinozzicimoneoutdoora8957]

Very interesting video Shawn, thanks

[@deltadogification]

Wow, lol, keeping it KISS, I love it

[@JDsSportsRoom]

Just sub'd, thanks for the awesome info and more importantly your service man.

[@doyletech623]

Very cool learned a lot thanks

[@armandogonzales9304]

I have used this method and it works! Hoowah!👍

[@matrix777able]

Thank you for your efforts in producing this navigation list . I haven’t practiced these methods since I was in airborne cadets. Gotta kick my ass in gear thanks again . Friends from Alberta Canada 🇨🇦

[@Isaiah5417GdLk]

Well this is the coolest trick ever! Just found your channel, love it, and thank you for all the teaching you do. There are basic things in the world that people just need to know. I have a job where i meet lots of people and the young ones these days don't seem to know the most basic things. Iv'e always loved to learn, almost anything really. Also i used to scuba dive alot and got the chance to take an underwater navigation course. So interesting, instead of pace counting, we used flipper counting to do the 90 degree offset and had to do the add and subtract of the azimuth in our heads. Again thank you.

[@markpolk1982]

Great information well presented and I will be practicing this soon

[@NativeBowhunter1965]

Simple, easy & awesome!

[@boydauspeditions]

Thanks Corp for the educational vids, all the best for 2019, cheers mate

[@sethwalter8751]

Outstanding video, thank you keep up the hard work👍

[@stevenhedley6875]

Love this video well explained and demo, top job man

[@suecasper4243]

You are Amazing!!

[@thomasnugent7602]

Very good. Thank you very much

[@TACHILL]

Great presentation and demonstration. Gotta have the shades!

[@choppersFL]

Great!

[@bereantrb]

One thing I love about outdoor skills is how simple they are.

[@wemme]

Nice method. Thanks for sharing

[@hybridfumez6204]

How very smart indeed. Reminds me of Cadets army and basic Training. Peace! :) ;) thank you

[@XennaC]

This is hella helpful 👊🏻💯. I keep my tent stakes separate for a tarp if needed- they would work perfectly. This is a great method. 🔥

[@Flashahol]

All I can say is: Outstanding!

[@anoldfart2]

Another Great video - THANKS!