Underrated channel

best bushcraft channel IMO

Right on Andrew, great video. I got my girls 12 and 9 watching you, then going outside and doing with me. I can't believe I forgot so much in 20 years. I guess it's true, "if you don't use it you lose it". Stay safe brother.

Ranger man ain't no shit! This guy is the real deal. As an Australian I will tell you now, listen to this man. He is the real deal.

Happy Father’s Day to all you dads out there, thanks Andrew as alway god bless and great Sunday AF gun day

awesome

Thank you for sharing awesome channel

Definitely the best survival skills channel on KZread.

Our young troops really enjoy their regular dose of Ranger Survival. I have one small problem. No parachute in the closet when I was asked to bring one out!

I liked the tree water collection system, great video

Another outstanding video.

Ranger survival skills for soldiers and civilians ! 👍 The most important skill is how to open a beer bottle! 🍺😉

These videos rate a 10!

Happy Father's Day. Thanks for more good tips!

Gonna get myself a parachute from one of those military stores. Never know when I'll need it. 😉

@loverboy4515

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But we don't have such store or access to military stuff in India 🇮🇳🙏🕉🙏🇮🇳

@vedicwarriorOriginal

2 жыл бұрын

@@loverboy4515 Well, I live in Australia. I presume it must be hard to come by even in this country. In any case, I was joking about getting one. 😁👍

@loverboy4515

2 жыл бұрын

@@vedicwarriorOriginal haaa 😦😂😂😂

So thought provoking!!! Knowledge is power!!! I learn so many new things every week… Open a can with a spoon? I’ve never been the same since I learned about that hobo stove in your previous videos… Different ways of starting a fire… Making a teepee out of a parachute…. I doubt that I will ever find a parachute… however, it made me think… ~Anything we have can be utilized in a survival setting… Another excellent video, thank you Andrew… 🙏🏻😊💕

Hey Andrew, happy Father’s Day! You picked a good day to bring that parachute 🪂 out into the woods!

Awesome job

Thanks again. Great lessons.

Thank You. Loaded with tips and tricks. Keep up the good work. You may never know how valuable the knowledge you're passing on will be.

Love all of these. Most legit skills on KZread!

thank you sir

Outstanding! Ranger's lead the way, brother!

These skills video are awesome i really enjoy them and i want to thank you for putting in all that work for our enjoyment

Thanks for the excellent content, have a nice father’s day.

Andrew, great video and info!!!!!!! FN Awesome!!!!!!

Just a tip when using a magnifying glass to start a fire. To find the right angle I keep my back to the sun and look at my shadow while I line up my glass and tinder over my shoulder. Hope this is useful.

@wmluna381

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Yes, that was helpful. Thx

Outstanding. Enjoying the 10 tricks in 10 minutes videos

Wow! Using the spoon as a bearing block??? Fantastic!

Thanks for the tips . The bearing block tip is great Happy Father’s Day

Really smooth video and worth re-watching.

it's honestly amazing how he knows how to do this

You know with all his skills his family will survive anything

Sir, I've been watching your videos for a couple months. You and a couple others have taught and pushed me more than you know. Thanks for the information and your time. Please keep it keep. Thank you for your service also Sir.

Another fantastic survival skills and demonstration video. Thank you!

Proving once again major ,that you're one of the world's leading survival instructors . Much appreciated. Kind regards from england ...(that shithole where only criminals have guns )...

I spent I don't know how many years working towards a chemistry degree, while actually doing outdoors things (before the days of my body trying to kill me), and I don't think I ever thought of or even heard of the Pot Per and Sugar trick. Now I don't know if I feel stupid or enlightened ;) LOL Good stuff!

Awesome work. You put the theory to the test in the real environment with your own hands. Excellent teacher

You're the bomb. That was quite cool. There's a certain efficacy to 10 survival skills in 10 minutes. No wasted talk, only clear demonstration with results.

I alway love a quickie, lol, awesome video Andrew.

🙏 Namaskaram 🙏 sir Plz make more videos on scavenge survival video's your the best teacher on survival Respect from 🇮🇳 BHARAT 🇮🇳 (🇮🇳 INDIA 🇮🇳) 🇮🇳🙏🕉🙏🇮🇳

Always great stuff.

Congratulations on completing your course!Now about the video. Excellent as always! Always enjoy your videos and always walk away better trained for watching them. When I was in Air Force Survival school, we had to use the panel of a parachute to make an improvised sleeping bag as well. Keep up the great work and I hope we meet someday.

wow the best = thanks

You make it quick and easy! Thanks for sharing.

Solid field survival techniques. Very practical knowledge. Reminded me of my Scout Ranger orientation course here in the Philippines back in 1982. Thank you Andrew. My snappy salute for you!

Admirable extremly prepares guy

Your 10 minute vids can be worth others’ of an hour. More people could follow your example, and not just survival vids. Another example of a Ranger leading the way. Potable water, fire, and Spam (my and the bears’ favorite) to eat as well supply a stove. 2 or more birds with one stone again. Well done!

Great post Andrew enjoyed it and picked up a lot of your tips

More swamp water… yum! Lol. Thanks Andrew 👍🏼

Andrew, why couldn't you have been my Scoutmaster when I was in Scouting? You teach the actual practical outdoors skills that everyone should learn and know how to do. This is the kind of stuff I would have loved to learn when I was 10 to becoming a young adult. I really wish the "S" and "E" part could be taught by the military to the average person.

Thank you for posting; I love watching the prac-app from the FM. Mil-craft at its best. Reminds me of hip pocket training with my NCOs. Love it, keep it coming. Semper

Awesome 10 survival tips thanks

What a great series! Thank you!

Great video

Keep up the great work! You have come a long way in a short time! It's been great to watch you and your channel grow! Keep reaching for the stars, but keep yourself grounded!

Well done Andrew. I love these down and dirty survival tips. Thank you for putting it all together, bravo.

The Potassium Permanganate and Sugar Trick. Far Out! Thank You For Sharing.

Dooood! These videos are fantastic!! I can't get enough

That spam can oven is damn genius

A good show again. Thanks.

Thx Andrew, I really like this series. 👍🏻

Thanks Andrew you were supposed to add a video last Sunday and I was expecting it since last week but no video so I was kind of down but thank you for posting this week's video I am a fan of you

This is a great series. Thank you

Top Ten in Ten Andrew, you are smashing this.always look forward to your posts.

How not to like your videos, Andrew. Your skills, knowledge and personality bring me back here like magnet. Cheers Ranger!

Thanks and take care.

Those USGI spoons and forks are my favorite to use in the field. So heavy duty. Ironically I don’t think I ever saw one in the Army, even in the 90’s. When we’d have hot chow brought out to the field they gave us disposable utensils, and styrofoam trays…

This is an outstanding series. Thank you for all your work in creating these videos Andrew.

The trusty army spoon. Don’t leave home without it.

Good job Andrew.

Andrew , First Congrats on your course completion and certification!! Second, Another Outstanding video on 10 min Skill's!!!! as a young man growing up in the 80's I had a military surplus survival booklet that covered many of the subjects you covered in this video. This was Awesome to see they still teaching those skill's!!! Andrew , keep the video's coming and we all will keep learning !!!

I've seen the coyote well a few times but you're the first one I've seen to recommend the layer of grass on top to pre-filter, that alone was worth the watch. Also if you collect the water with a bottle it's easy to filter with a piece of fabric held over the neck or secured with another cap that has the top cutout. Subscribed. God bless.

Thank you ! 👍🏾👊🏽

Great instruction…as usual! Thank you!!

The Corporal sent me. Thanks for the awesome tips.

Excellent information, sir. Thanks for sharing.

Great video, Sir! Thank you!

Great job as usual, Andrew! Ranger on!

Thank you

I love it. Thank's.

Wow this is outstanding. Thanks.

Thanks

Thanks for doing these videos.

Great job Andrew!

Well done mate Simple and clear explanations

IAO - Thinking outside of the box. Thanks again Andrew, I always look forward to your instruction.

The tin / candle stove was invented by the British army in the W.W.2 in North Africa known as a ` Bengazi Burner` same idea you fill a biscuit tin with petrol , another great film thank you .

Outstanding, as always Best regards from Buenos Aires, Argentina

Awesome

New stuff I learned. Potassium permanganate and the transpiration bag. Cool. Thank you.

Another fantastic and informative video ! . . . . You teach what most others dont seem to know. . Or if they do know, they ain't sharing. Thanks. .

One must have multiples when using condensation water collection. I wear glasses, and have used them to start a fire, as well as, old lenses, magnifying glasses and the map lens on Silva compasses. While with SF, we made hammocks from old parachute panels..... straining thru the bottle filtration takes time and you lose water in the sediment. Better to use a sock, nylon, watch cap, go to hell rag, etc. Boiling is always best! Great video.....

Awesome stuff 🤘🏻

Very helpful. Thank you.

Excellent! And the Parachute cannot be mentioned enough. If I make a Survival Video it would first show use of the parachute. Here is the Desert Environment, don't worry about rain. I don't know if I am the only person that carries a kit for sewing fine silk. I learned how, so I carry the deluxe sewing kit for fine silk and leather, it's purpose is dual, make a Vivienne Wedding Dress, or put a human being together again, I am sure most people would prefer silk sutures over cotton thread stitching. So yeah, do some clothing repair in the field. Cool video. Learn some new things too. Those Ranger Guys got it good, that guy was really out in the field, offed one of the Enemy with a Mess Utensil Spoon, and then opens a bottle of beer with it. That's Great.

Excellent, loved those skills, enjoyed the video, thanks Andrew.

Outstanding. Chuck full of new knowledge! Appreciate your work on those subjects. Like the teepee.

Thank you, Major Andrew. Good stuff as usual!

Great skills. You never disappoint. Thanks brother!