Surviving Winter: A Prepper's 7 Day Challenge to Test Skill

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@KevinsCampingAdventure 27 күн бұрын

Great video. I understand where you went with this video. There are a couple of things I noticed that I may have changed or have done differently. In the grand scheme of things, it boils down to knowledge and experience. Thanks for sharing. ✌️👍

@christophermitchell7925 Ай бұрын

Nobody is waiting til day 4 to build a fire. That’s a day 1 task along with building a basic shelter. Day 2 is set snares/procure food & improve the shelter (which you should be doing every day, along with gathering firewood & melting snow for water). The more comfortable the shelter, the better you will sleep, which will help your energy levels. Setting lots of snares is important, as a nice hot meal will also help you sleep better and help keep your mind focused on the task at hand. Don’t waste too much energy though unless food is abundant.

@tommysimmons5266 17 күн бұрын

Remember the wood is wet, and shelter with some candles would stay warm. I just finished 18 nights off grid, I waited 6 nights before a fire. Reason was to make sure nothing was around me and it was a full moon Rising era. Could see everything so a fire was senseless

@rebeccataravonschleinitz Ай бұрын

The teachings on the Internet and from your channel here are fantastic. An absolute THANK YOU! But practice all of these while you are still in a safe situation and aren't dependent upon them. They work - but we need to practice those skills. They are not as easy in practice as in theory. And yet: Having the theory is better than having nothing.

@TheRichtaber Ай бұрын

Day 4 for fire? Ok. Shelter? Why didn’t you bring along a tarp or tent, avoiding all the time and dither of a stick shelter? And depending on condensation to get water?