Survival Tricks, Tips, & Gear For Staying Hydrated

[@stevemorris3517]

Wonderful idea with the Ranger band-bandanna combo to filter!!!

[@ochocobushcraft1742]

Thanks!

[@Stoney_AKA_James]

Good advice and kit Dan. Here is another tip: Yes using a cotton cloth pre-filter is always a good idea, but having the opening of the container (pot, cup, bladder, etc) facing downstream vs upstream, will lessen the chances of debris getting funneled inside the container.

[@ochocobushcraft1742]

Another good tip!

[@nutthrower4415]

Great advice Dan, thanks for sharing

[@ochocobushcraft1742]

Thank you!

[@scottangel6462]

Great video and some good advice. Especially on the stretching part. Fitness is extremely important for survival imo.

[@Robertssurvivalsystems]

Good Tips, Thanks for shareing with us all

[@evenhand7743]

Thank you 👍👍👍👍👍

[@James-ke5sx]

Those are great tips. The water coming down that stream is probably fresher than what's coming out of my tap. I have the same Condor water bag and container. It's true what you say about exercising. I just turned 74, no big deal. I have been exercising moderately and eating healthy most of my life since teenager. But I'm mostly into cycling, rowing and light weights. It is not convenient for me to get out and do camping these days so it's nice to watch these videos.

[@jasonaffeldt7838]

Very good tips Dan👍👍👍! Thanks for the efforts you put into your videos. Take care.🇺🇲🔪🔥🌲

[@ochocobushcraft1742]

Thank you!

[@johnjentzer1863]

Using a #6 coffee filter works better than a bandana for filtering silt when gathering water from one vessel to another.