Survival Kits and Life Lessons for Your Kids | ON Three

In this episode, Jason homeschools his son Elijah on survival tips and other life lessons.
1.) Sharpen your field knife properly.
Elijah has his own Glock field knife as a gift from Alan Kay. When sharpening it, you don’t want to go too steep because that’ll make it dull. But, on the other hand, you also don’t want to go too shallow because you won’t be sharpening it.
If you want to find the right angle, you want to match the grind of the blade. You don’t want to change it.
2.) Store your knife correctly when not in use.
Where does your knife go when we’re not using it? Do you walk around with it open and out of the sheath? Certainly not. Keep in your person or a sling pack.
Elijah has an inexpensive one from Roaring Fire Gear, which seems to fit the bill as it holds all the things he needs to spend a couple of nights in the woods.
3.) Keep snacks in your sling bag or person.
In the front pouch of the sling bang, there are snacks. This can be some Clif bars, little candies, mixed nuts, and similar ready-to-go food. These kinds of food don’t require any cooking. You can just dig in there and grab it for a snack or in emergencies.
4.) Keep a flashlight around your neck.
This can be just a small flashlight that you tie in a lanyard and place around your neck. However, it’s nice to have one with a strobe feature to help signal for help if you need it. It also acts as a glowing lantern if you wear this around your neck since it’ll give you some red or warm light.
5.) Choose your multi-tools wisely.
You can’t fit everything in a sling pack. But pliers and some rope paracord are basics. It’s a robust rope you can use to make yourself a shelter or set up some traps for food. It’scan’tit’ll
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[@dalefourroux6402]

More dads need to do this with their sons or daughters great job. 👍🇺🇸🇺🇸

[@guohuajianhua15]

An investment in knowledge always pays the best interest.

[@wesleyparker1408]

Yeah! I agree with you

[@robertwilliams4246]

I'm so happy that my weekly returns are coming with ease all thanks to her

[@robertwilliams4246]

Anyone who she handles he's or her trade for I believe they are so lucky thanks Mrs Eileen Parker

[@saiayush2841]

With how much exactly does she make of your interest every trade, don't mind me asking?

[@michaeldunwoody3629]

Ely is better trained and better prepared than 95% of all adult Americans! Thank you for doing this for him and for our society.

[@ONThree]

Agreed! Thanks for watching!

[@azhomeboy2000]

Train a boy in the way he should go; Even when he grows old he will not depart from it. ~Proverbs

[@ONThree]

Amen!

[@juliabrown5948]

As a homeschooling mom I LOVE this video and would love to see more similar content! We love doing preparedness in our homeschool!

[@ONThree]

More to come!

[@sarahconnor64]

A series of teaching kids outdoor and survival skills would be awesome!

[@lamarhoward8478]

Agreed 👍🏾

[@ryanpfeiffer7429]

Its good to have survival equipment, but its even better when you learn how to use it. Awesome video fellas!

[@lorkainenkingg8497]

It warms my heart that you are passing these valuable skills on to the next generation! I gave my son an appreciation of nature, but didn't do a great job with the skills part. Fortunately, he was motivated to learn for himself, and now he is teaching my grand children a wide variety of outdoors skills! Our society can stand to relearn these skills, and develop both a good work ethic and personal responsibility. Great video!

[@blueridgerealtor]

You’re the best father! I knew you were going to be the perfect father for my children when I watched the way you played and interacted with my nieces at age 17.

[@aaronbeach8929]

Great video 👍 I taught my neices how to use ferro rod and I showed them how to build a lean to shelter with poncho. Children's minds r like sponges they absorb so much information and easily remember new skills 👍😎💪 respect from 🇬🇧 🇬🇧🤝🇺🇸

[@turtlewolfpack6061]

My oldest boy has been using knives and hatchets since he was about three years old. He has a small, but growing, tool rotation including an 8" khukuri engraved with his name that his mother gave him for Christmas one year, actually she got everyone in the family one.

[@mikebreen4381]

best overall blade design in history!

[@chrisnelson8037]

Outstanding job, this is a good father in action. Love this video.

[@pietertens2562]

It´s fantastic to see you with your son.

[@sajahb7444]

Your kids are fortunate to have a father that teaches them the “old” ways. I was not so blessed. Love that you’re making a difference in your family’s life and in your community, including the KZbin community. Thank you!

[@Medicmike911]

Kids are great at that age. I loved his sound effects when destroying things. You're a great dad. Your kids won't become a statistic if they ever get lost.

[@jeffslaven]

This kid can be on my recon team any day!

[@DIYDad1]

I’ve been trying to take my boys out every weekend that it’s not raining. We go out into the woods and explore, learning about trees and critters and all sorts of things that we see. That’s one lucky kid with a Glock knife AND a leatherman! He’s probably got better gear than most people on here 😁

[@matthewmchenry2889]

If it ain't raining, they ain't training.

[@darrenevans6111]

Hell yeah thats a good thing to teach a kid right on

[@barnaclebill1615]

I hope he remembered to give Mr. Allen a coin… or the relationship is broken. Old Superstition. Nice kit for the young man!! I’m jealous of his Glock knife… where’s mine?! I can see it now. A kid is found living in good health having been lost in the woods for weeks, who reflects on what his father taught him. 😁👍👍🇺🇸

[@brianvannorman1465]

Good that you're passing these skills on to your children. The earlier they learn them is better. They can practice more. They can build off of those skills. You can start teaching them to be creative in order to adapt and thrive.

[@-ius-6502]

I have a 8 year old. I will show him this video when we get home. Thanks. A failure to plan is a plan to fail!

[@jerimy1lisinski]

its good to see you get out with the kids and teach them. I was wandering how old he is and do you ever let go out into the woods alone. I grow up in Appalach and I have memories of being out by myself at the age of 6 or 7, thinking back on that know I'm not sure that the smartest move on my guardians part. LOVE the videos keep them comming

[@ONThree]

He is 9 and has free range of 15 acres. Thanks for watching!

[@jopiaspieder1184]

You get the Father Of The Year Award great job teaching your son 👏👍🙌 plus I love spaghetti 🍝

[@theguywitheyebrows]

i love this child, he is my idol. whenever i use tinder tabs in the future, i will use the 'hyah!' sound effect

[@mschenandlerbong8539]

I love the concept of preparedness for kids. More, please. I will subscribe.

[@ONThree]

Welcome aboard! Much more to come.

[@bobclark7211]

Nice job dad! Great video and advice for our kiddos.

[@ONThree]

Thanks for watching!

[@tankbennett7]

My kids are grown now but thanks for the lessons. I got grandkids now. Kudos

[@ONThree]

You are welcome. Thanks!

[@markw.3743]

Jason excellent video maybe I should sign up for one of your classes! Thanks Brother and my favorite would be a double cheeseburger !

[@terryqueen3233]

What is my favorite food it is a potato you can do a lot with a potato. I'm in the process of teaching my grandson that stuff and I taught my son identically the way that you're teaching yours we must be Kinfolk. Have a great day stay safe and keep your powder dry!

[@beckysalyer8546]

Eli, I'm so proud of what you have learned . I love you!

[@TJackSurvival]

He’s got great parents. You both should be proud.

[@jasondavis741]

My favorite food is breakfast. Biscuits and gravy, sausage and bacon, eggs and hash browns.

[@Cetok01]

Great video instruction for kids. Elijah has a terrific Dad. You may want to get him a watch; the water sterilization tablets typically need a 1/2 hour setting time before drinking.

[@charlessalmond7076]

Great learning experience. Favorite food, my grand ma's banana pudding. A few different family members have tried using her recipe, its just not the same.

[@titanpreparedness]

Awesome man. Weve got to teach the next generation right. Who know what the world is going to be for them.

[@ONThree]

Amen!

[@gaylesmith1752]

Bless your dear boy’s little heart! He’s a real sweet trooper! ❤️🙏🏼🇨🇦 my favourite food is rice and beans!😹😘🤩

[@mediocrefloridaman]

Thats a smart boy. God bless yall

[@NewAmericanWoodsman]

Fantastic kit the only thing I would say is try and get a storm whistle for him, you can put them on any lanyard or zipper pull and you can hear them from an incredible distance. If you’re within a thousand yards you will hear it. Three blows every once in a while could save a life. I have found the fox brand to be great. Great video Dad!!!!

[@ONThree]

Good tip! Thanks!

[@joshberry4301]

I'd have gone with a bright colored hammock, blanket, beanie, and trash bag for a kid. I like the idea of the vest. A hunters orange hoodie would be a good addition.

[@davewallace.8303]

That is AWESOME Jason!

[@Greypryde]

Awesome video!! Great job!!

[@gerardwozniak5786]

Good job 👍 daddy, good bless you and your family from to Poland survival ;)

[@mowater1]

Really Impressed !!! Thank You for a subject often over looked.

[@volkertc]

Great video. I plan on doing this with my grandkids this year.

[@RemyStutes]

Great video I will be showing my son and we love some steak

[@cherimolina2121]

Bob Hansler has a channel here on KZbin. I suggest watching his video on knife sharpening. He has some really good survival videos as well!

[@bobmcelroy7289]

Cliff bars! Awesome lesson!

[@larrysmith3181]

Nice job Dad.

[@alexandreroma8118]

Knowledge is my favourite food. Brain food I call it.

[@limmaanka]

Alan kays present was awsome! 😜

[@ONThree]

Yep!

[@jeffedoe4189]

Awesome stuff keepnit up

[@homeschooldaddyjournal9839]

All School Should Be Homeschool.

[@MAXCOBRALAZERFACE]

lol it took my nephew till the age of 12 to be able to set up his tent alone.

[@toddkanhai3164]

Brilliant. Love it.

[@texasveteran7231]

Good job Dad 🇺🇸

[@erolkavlakverizon6112]

Chilli cheese dogs. Yum. Excellent, teach the children to live in the wild and thrive..not just survive...

[@robpatriotselfreliance1637]

Great job

[@jeffedoe4189]

My favorite food is meat cooked on wood fire 🔥

[@toml.8210]

You'll need a watch to know when the water purification tablet has done its job- about 30 minutes. It's still faster than boiling the water.

[@OzMan9989]

So great!

[@chris1638]

Life lessons that more should know

[@nateb2868]

Thanks

[@dustinorbik7352]

Well said ,all of it

[@MrCountryboy3350]

This is awesome

[@shanek6582]

Lessons I wish my dad taught me but I learn the hard way 1. Never assume someone with authority over you can be trusted with ANY personal info that they can use against you. 2. No good deed goes unpunished. 3. And probably the most important, never and I mean NEVER have a relationship with a redhead female. anyone else have any good life lessons that I missed? Thanks, let’s put them all down here in this comment lol. “It’s for the children “

[@chrissimpson6334]

My mom's homemade beef raviolis.

[@dr.honeypot6268]

Thats funny that you say friends like allen buy your kids glock knifes. i was about to buy my friends kids a chisel mora as i find it safer and more multi functional and better size for smaller hands. that was like a year and a half ago and he said no lol. but he was looking at getting them little swiss army knifes at least. just got some ponchos to show them the shelter thing to a week ago and have an extra hammock for them lol.

[@thetruthpost9693]

Favorite food: truth serum

[@zak10m57]

The best advice my father told me is life is going to suck u are going to have to deal with it

[@maxspath]

Question for you how old is your son? Mine is 6 and going to be starting Scouts soon, well cub scouts, and I have been putting a kit together for him. Any reason for the sling bag vs. a typical 2 strap backpack?

[@ONThree]

No, it’s just what I had that worked. I think a two strapper would be better.

[@maxspath]

@@ONThree thanks, love the videos man a lot of great videos with info you just don't see anywhere else.

[@jadosrd8950]

and daughters! it’s difficult to find a woman who can boil water without electricity.

[@ONThree]

The girls receive exactly the same training. Thanks for watching!

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[@valorsventures476]

STEAK!

[@robertbates5537]

Why fleece vs. wool??

[@ONThree]

It is much lighter, packs a little smaller and dries just a little faster. Other than that, wool is king.

[@barnybudin8728]

Hmmmm ..I would add in a pair of gloves and socks...

[@towlie_the_towel]

I gave my boy a pocket knife and a slingshot for his 8th birthday so he can be a boy

[@KKing55]

Just heard today that Superman is Bisexual. Time to put superman to rest in the donate bag.

[@ONThree]

Superman? Is there nothing sacred?!!!!!!!

[@PabloP169]

Elijah didn't push his knife into the sheath properly, so remind him about that. Well done Jason.

[@dennisseverns4014]

Pizza.

[@shaylow988]

Why is this only applicable to sons? If more fathers put this much effort into their teaching their daughters to be strong and self sufficient, the world would much better for women 🙄

[@ONThree]

My two girls receive exactly the same training. Just happened to be working with the boy that day. Thanks for watching!

[@jeremyhula931]

Elijah doesn't have a pistol? Or a small rifle he can carry? I mean in an SHTF situation he may have to protect himself from zombie perverts and so on. When I say zombies I mean assholes that are looking to take advantage of people.

[@TJackSurvival]

What excellent parenting looks like right there!

[@ONThree]

Thanks!

[@gabejohnson4838]

“I don’t know what y’all’s friends get your kids”. My dads friends get even better stuff if u know what I mean.

[@jaredcarroll1086]

Beef

[@scottshoe842]

This will be labeled as domestic terrorism next week.

[@FJ80Coop]

Why are all of these videos on this channel nothing more than advertisements for this brand or that brand... It used to be an informative prepper channel with some decent info but has devolved into nothing more than brand name specific adverts and worthless advice ...

[@terrywright6269]

That bunny will die if depression being outside watch Lennon the bunny snakes coyotes spiders dogs

[@southerncomfort7490]

In point of fact, from my experience, a drum liner is better than a large dry bag in your rucksack. The reason for this is simple. Inside your rucksack you need a bag to have a very open neck. This, a drum liner has. In contrast, the nature of a dry bag (particularly a good one) is that it has a very closed neck. Of course, it can also be a good idea to have smaller dry bags within your drum liner. This is particularly useful for any clothes, especially socks and underwear, that get wet. Good job SD.

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