Hey Alfie, I'm a native-American, one trick American natives used to do was to dig a shallow hole the length of their body and the width. rake the coals from their fire into it before going to sleep and covering it with several inches of dirt. The coals will still smolder and give off heat, radiating it strait up to your body through the night.

@walkerallen7795

7 жыл бұрын

benmarkcrites Pretty Clever

@billyandrew

6 жыл бұрын

benmarkcrites Similarly, stones surrounding the fire can be used to warm up sleeping bags or to dry out boots, providing they aren't to hot.

@buckfifty3470

5 жыл бұрын

Just make sure you put enough dirt down pilgrim.

@BBSurf37

5 жыл бұрын

I'm from Chickasaw Nation and we used to put rocks in the fire then (without burning our hands) transferred it to the ground and cover it. Kinda the same thing I guess.

@magpiesmyth6310

5 жыл бұрын

@Josh so long as you do it right you won't .. it's kinda like saying if you don't wanna sleep in a bed thats raised off the ground cuz you'll fall off .. only a bit more obvious and painful

Simple and excellent points!

@Mike.ockhurtz

3 жыл бұрын

Ayyyy mr city prepping

@raidantarctica7551

2 жыл бұрын

Woohoo 🎉🙌

"Mcdonalds will still be open, even when all hell breaks loose." YUP, THAT WAS PROPHETIC.

@ed4253

4 жыл бұрын

And BK is selling shakes

@allafinemoriremotutti1677

3 жыл бұрын

Maccies was like one of the first things to shut down in quarantine

@mrmagneto554

3 жыл бұрын

@@allafinemoriremotutti1677 but the global corporation will survive all the bs, unlike many smaller businesses

@allafinemoriremotutti1677

3 жыл бұрын

@@mrmagneto554 ok I was just talking bout maccies tho

@mrmagneto554

3 жыл бұрын

@@allafinemoriremotutti1677 okay then, maccies will survive, unlike many smaller businesses....but why keep your view so narrow?

I am here because this guy is actually THE BEST source of prepping tips on KZread.

@emaronin

Жыл бұрын

Still the best.

@SHAPPENS16

6 ай бұрын

Still the best even if he dont upload

EVERYONE who does prepper videos should take a lesson from AlfieAesthetics. His videos don't waste time with "Hey guys, I thought I'd blah blah blah because blah blah blah... Let me waste 10 minutes telling you a story you don't care about before I get to the 2 minutes of content you came here for." Concise and full of useful info! A regular KZreadr would have divided up these 45 tips into 98 different videos. Tell your friends, and get the word out: We don't want fluff, we want content! Way to be Alfie! EDIT: Also, he's actually funny unlike so many others.

@JohnFourtyTwo

5 жыл бұрын

I agree 110% to infinity and beyond! Seriously though, I completely agree with you. Personally, most KZread videos, regardless of content, are very painful to watch and listen to because so much time is wasted on the introduction, poor content delivery due to lack of speaking skills, lack of product/subject matter knowledge, lack of filming/editing skills, .etc. Alfie dives right in and delivers the package! Normally I can't stand humor in lecture type videos because the presenter normally isn't funny but Alfie doesn't have that problem and keeps the information and humor perfectly balanced and making you want more. Also, Alfie reminds me a lot of the guy here at "Alt Shift X" with his movie and TV reviews, the guy is spot on and doesn't get bogged down dragging you down every rabbit hole with sea stories, fairy tales, and other useless jibber jabber.

@atentat07

4 жыл бұрын

Hey guys, I just thought I'd drop by in this sub-comment section and say hello to my fellow commenters and share my thoughts on this comment on this video, but first let me tell you a little story of when I was just starting out, dropping a comment here and there, never even dreamt about commenting on a comment on this video! Obviously if I can do it, anybody can, you just need to believe in your self and you need a youtube account. You need to be firm, but flexible, you know what Im saying? Anyway, I think that's enough from me for today, don't forget to subscribe in order to learn what I think about this video!

@raptureangel5409

4 жыл бұрын

EXACTLY!

@isaacmcginn7923

4 жыл бұрын

Yess

Mix sugar and lemon together and dry them after. It can give you better taste on the water you collected. Also, dry the rice already cook, put the mixture of sugar and lemon together with the dry rice. Pack them in container for later use. It can help your hunger while you are looking for real foods to eat. I know this works, because my family used this while we were on the boat escaped out of Viet Nam back in 1978.

@flyingpaladin2712

5 жыл бұрын

I'm glad that you and your family made it, mate.

The very fact that it is illegal to collect rainwater in any state in America is why we need these videos.

@3vanguardofthephoenix335

3 жыл бұрын

Thats the problem america values the profit of farmers more than the SURVIVAL of the pupolous. Lets be real, very few people gather rainwater, and those who do are wise, and those who need it. I hate america but I praise GOD for this life, these friends and fam, and his beautiful nature. But fuck uncle Sam and his tyrannical mindset

@pinehawk9600

Жыл бұрын

Because the water is full of chemicals

instead of cutting wood for shavings its easier to have a pencil sharpener to collect tinder as the quantity is more consistent and lighter

@pastagoodness9449

4 жыл бұрын

What can shavings be used for

@thelionssin701

4 жыл бұрын

@@pastagoodness9449 It works well as an alternative to making feather sticks, and it also makes it easier to sharpen smaller sticks for spears and improvised traps.

@pastagoodness9449

4 жыл бұрын

mystery prepper how does it make it easier?

@thelionssin701

4 жыл бұрын

@@pastagoodness9449 Using a good pencil sharpener will make it easier to get fine, uniformly sized wood shavings with less practice (assuming you can find appropriately sized sticks to fit in the sharpener). It will also decrease the chances of your blade slipping and injuring yourself, someone else, or your blade. And it will also save the sharpness of your blade for other things that a pencil sharpener can't take care of as easily on the off chance that you don't have a knife sharpener with you.

@pastagoodness9449

4 жыл бұрын

mystery prepper oh ok thx

"Wave the glow stick around like you're at a rave hopped up on smarties" lol

@callummckay

10 жыл бұрын

This itself got him a subscriber

@mikealgiers7852

10 жыл бұрын

callummckay Lel

@N3kr0n15

10 жыл бұрын

Troublesome2008 lol that one was my favorite.

@maryjanegreen7601

7 жыл бұрын

don't forget the 420 note he showed

@darkwizardsfire102

5 жыл бұрын

kept laughing every time i heard someone say smarties, guess its British for "E". as a side note if you eat the wrong mushrooms(or the right ones) glow sticks can make any prepper look bat shit crazy to the cops chasing you thru the woods...umm that's what a friend said anyways.

It's illegal to collect rainwater in my state but in a survival/shtf situation I don't really think anyone's worried about following the laws

@prepperstudios

9 жыл бұрын

Why is it illegal?

@rissaestes3071

9 жыл бұрын

It is considered government property

@prepperstudios

9 жыл бұрын

WHAT!?

@rissaestes3071

9 жыл бұрын

Exactly what I thought when I found out. It's very dumb when you think about it. The apparent void between earth and the sky is Goverment Property, but not when you cross the state line.

@brandonmcdaniel9992

9 жыл бұрын

That's like owning air something's you can't own and that's the earth itself when they put a law on that you start to realize how much they are against the bible they say in God we trust but yet they are making natural things for profit

For any beginners to camping out there or survival please don't use river rocks for your camp fires circle as they are prone to blowing up unexpectedly same with normal rocks if they are wet they have a chance also to blow up.

@baldrickthedungspreader3107

11 ай бұрын

I've made that mistake also whilst camping won't be doing it again lol

Great videos. Informative + humorous. Thanks.

@joshturner9766

3 жыл бұрын

fancy seein u here 'ar kid

@joshturner9766

3 жыл бұрын

im getting tips ready to take u down in the next airsoft outing :L:L

@GeorgeOrwell-yz6zx

3 жыл бұрын

@@joshturner9766 Kicking Mustang is an excellent sniper. Good luck!

@joshturner9766

3 жыл бұрын

@@GeorgeOrwell-yz6zx i got a thermal ibeen waiting to use for ages but lockdown is a bitch booked in now though

@GeorgeOrwell-yz6zx

3 жыл бұрын

@@joshturner9766 That is a great idea. Happy hunting!!!

lol /k/ on the bag. good vid /k/ommando

Bollocks to whether its illegal to gather water in some US states, do it anyway. Surely getting into legal trouble is a better outcome than dying of thirst.

@Psycosmurf43

8 жыл бұрын

Most things can be waived by saying that you were in a survival situation.

@Aconitum_napellus

8 жыл бұрын

Psychosmurf43 Yeah, seems a bit of a ridiculous notion that they would still enforce it.

@patrickgermond2750

8 жыл бұрын

+platteraider Hahahahaha, way to go. I live i nCraig Colorado and I was thinking the same thing. I'm thinking of storing some for a garden. If they ask I'm just going to say I'm pouring it out anyway, and get off my land!

@tao123chi

8 жыл бұрын

+Nox Aternum it was a few years back. some people were collecting rain water in 50 gal. barrels ot water their gardens and so forth. the local officials stepped in and said something. i am not sure how far it went,i think it was up east somewhere.but i will tell you ,the bureaucracy in the usa is getting worse. i live in the south so we are still free here. heck where i live we still have open carry firearms and any knife you want. we also have concealed carry and almost everyone i personally knows owns some type of ar15,ak47,sks or the like,some many multiples. i would have to think hard to think of someone i know who doesn't have at least one of these. but the winds of change are blowing. we can feel it.

@illyakuryakin2927

8 жыл бұрын

in GB England we can't carry knives or guns but we can collect water as for knives not over 3 inch blade and license for gun but I have large knife in my rucksack and only a policeman and a judge would be cuntish enough to arrest imprison or fine me for this

This are excellent tips thanks for sharing!

@natehuff8257

6 жыл бұрын

Agreed, as a Bushraftman myself... all of these were spot on for anyone just wanting some basic knowledge. Couldnt find a single thing outdated or wrong!

@malloysfootagearchive8919

4 жыл бұрын

Hey there mate, I agree

@justingayomali1571

3 жыл бұрын

Yo I’m from 2020 congrats on your channel

@bakedhawaii

3 жыл бұрын

We are from the future

@GeorgeOrwell-yz6zx

3 жыл бұрын

@@justingayomali1571 I'm from the future in 2021. We barely made it

Place a ranger band around your Zippo lihhter to cover the seam between the top and the base. This will make it water resistant and almost air tight. This will slow the evaporation of the fuel. It will make the fuel last longer and lessen loss of fuel frim evaporation. By the way, great video with awesome tips. Don't forget anti-diarrhea pills in your kit. And benadryl.

45b: you can also use the tinfoil to protect your brain from alien signals

@Nitecrow314

3 жыл бұрын

Or the Thought Police!

I don't comment much on prepping videos because so many have good and bad points but I have to say this video is quite impressive and straight to the point. Well done!

Smear petroleum jelly into a ball of lint or a cotton ball, and squish and reshape it into a ball shape for about 5 minutes. Put the petro-lintball into an empty medication bottle for later when you need to start an emergency fire. One spark from a ferro-rod will ignite the ball instantly, as long as you don't use hypoallergenic petroleum.

@billyandrew

6 жыл бұрын

AJ Usog Better in ziplock bags, less bulky and can be squashed into shape to fit into smaller spaces or to pad out.

The local music store has a big jar of guitar picks for 10 cents each. Even though I do not play the guitar, there are always several in the flat slots in my wallet. When a flame touches one, they burn like crazy long enough to get a fire started. His suggestion to use a guitar case is good urban camouflage, a friend of mine carries his AR15 pistol in a tennis racquet case.

@bob9644

5 жыл бұрын

Cry Havoc its true i play guitar and noticed that when a flame touches them, they burst into flame and burn like a torch

Tip # 46: Advice administered by a person with a British accent carries four times the importance of advice administered by any other nationality.

@stepitup5409

5 жыл бұрын

You are right, I only buy my products on TV from guys screaming at me in a foreign accent. Americans will just not do.

@jackbright2377

5 жыл бұрын

Lol

@teancrumpets5685

5 жыл бұрын

Other accents you should probably listen to : Latino mother Very old Asian person Long-time janitor

@tinybigbus1873

5 жыл бұрын

@@stepitup5409 What about Aussie accents?

@toffybatter1034

5 жыл бұрын

The thing is if you're English he sounds like a chav.

Tampons have many survival uses, but the big one is as a bandage or bullet/puncture hole patch. You can also use the contents for fire starters and the applicator to direct the air you blow on coals or as a straw.

Fantastic mate well done

@jamiehodges3577

9 жыл бұрын

AlfieAesthetics your videos are really good, thanks and keep up the good work :)

@szanten13

9 жыл бұрын

AlfieAesthetics Hah I just noticed those cigs at 6:40 are polish :-) I wonder how I didn't notice this the first time I watched this video.

@thegoldendarsh2179

8 жыл бұрын

I think you mean gg well played

@imowtflol

8 жыл бұрын

+AlfieAesthetics You are a fuckwit. I turned off after the first tip-destroy your zippo to make a fire. How about try to use some low flashpoint fluid like diesel or kero in your lighter if possible. If not, save your lighter for when you can refill it, and use your fire stick or old fashioned stick rubbing to light the fire.

@lastcreedsurvival1613

8 жыл бұрын

+AlfieAesthetics have you ever served in the military

Great video Alfie, I would add SuperGlue. I always have some with me, it works perfectly for keeping closed wounds and cuts even blisters.

@deangestner8792

5 жыл бұрын

Yes, It was first used during the Vietnam war by medics to close wounds.

@rebelsaint4305

5 жыл бұрын

Gather pine resin from a pine tree's wound, boil and sift it then apply to your wound as a better and healthier natural glue, for pine sap is a natural antibacterial and one of the best out there. you can mix it with beeswax or charcoal to add consistency

The inside cords of 550 are fantastic for small game snares. Digging large game pitfalls and making small game snares along with fishing are easy ways to gain food while multitasking such as building a shelter.

I don't care where I am. If it's raining and I have a poncho or tarp I'm collecting rain water.

@bussiboibrian6058

8 жыл бұрын

You can collect it but not hoard it and make it into property. Such as made dams and reservoirs.

@hidemyass1753

8 жыл бұрын

Hey, you stole my picture.

First vid a saw of this guy. One of the best!

Agree with the backup bit of foil for fashioning a cup or bowl. I add a couple of straws (just swipe a few from McDonalds). Makes drinking small amounts of water, or water in awkward places much easier. They burn nicely if it's wet and your struggling to start a fire.

If something goes down here in the States and I need to collect water I could care less about a law saying it's illegal to collect it lol

@jamessawley213

6 жыл бұрын

No American cop will care if your collecting rainwater.

@iamfuckingyourwaifuandther2743

6 жыл бұрын

I heard a few people got life in prison because they got lost in the woods and collected water to live. I think one person got executed for their crime.

@delallen7189

6 жыл бұрын

Jacob S. Shtf,won't be any law

@willvalentine4374

4 жыл бұрын

Its about thatb time 2020

A tip: Carry a condom because you can carry (more water than you think) water for a last resort if you loss your tinfoil/bottle/some other water storage. I also think it is flammable but I am not 100% Sure.

@redmoon5096

4 жыл бұрын

Best comment by far

@bruhmoment1498

4 жыл бұрын

UNLUBED. You definitely don't want these nasty oil lubes in your water.

@weirdscience8341

4 жыл бұрын

U have to put the condoms in socks when carrting water otherwise it can and will pop soaking your kit in your bag i learned the hard way

ALFIE NEVER GETS OLD, HIS TECHNIQUES ARE LEGENDARY NOW.......

I was playing around with km and miles and you're right it's pretty accurate for miles under 100 km. If the distance is over 100 km, the estimate can be several miles short. It turns out it's even more accurate to do what you said: half, then add first TWO digits (of a 3 digit number) ... and then add 2X the first digit. 100 km / 2 = 50 ; 50 + 10 (first two digits of 100) = 60 ... and then ... + 2x 1 (first digit of 100) = 62. ACTUAL miles: 62.1, a difference of 2.1 miles in estimate w/o the last addition 200 km / 2 = 100; 100 + 20 = 120; 120 + 2 x (2) = 124 miles ACTUAL miles: 124.3 300 km / 2 = 150; 150 + 30 = 180; 180 + 2x (3) = 186 miles ACTUAL miles 186.4 1000 km / 2 = 500; 500 + 100 = 600; 600 + 2 x (10) = 620 miles ACTUAL miles 621.37 I suppose I COULD use conversions but this is more fun for me. Thanks for the tip. :D

"At a rave hopped up on smarties." Classic great video.

I must say, that was one of the most informative, interesting, non-bullshit videos I have seen in a long time !!! Well done lad, Thank you !

Tip for blisters anywhere but feet. Don't pop them at all if possible. They will eventually dry and harden then turn into a scab and fall off. I've had this happen many times. No open wound to worry about.

Great tip on the Guitar case! I remember someone posting that on one of the Survival Forums before. I may have to convert my Urban Go Bag to a Guitar Case.

Just finished watching several of your videos, outstanding! I love the intellect and sense of humor in your episodes. Excellent job, man.

I've been watching survival videos for years and this these are some of the best tips I've heard. Thanks man!

Talking about stining nettles: Formic acid can be used against muscle exhaustion if you need to walk some extra miles. Just take a piece of cloth and rub it on the nettles (or disturb an ants nest and cover it with a piece of cloth for a while). If exhausted, rub the trenched cloth over your aching muscles. There is a practice called "urticaiton" which is all about purposely getting stung by nettles to cure different kinds of pain. Additionally formic acid is antiseptic but the only halfway safe method of utilizing this (as far as i know) is to boil the nettles or the cloth used to collect it in water for some kind of tea.

Still love coming back to these vids, if you read this hope you are well.

I have a great survival tip Find someone who knows a lot about survival

@quelorepario

8 жыл бұрын

yeah, and always keep a dwarf in your backpocket in case you lose the main one.

@samtilden9014

7 жыл бұрын

relly

@cthulhu6697

5 жыл бұрын

I prefer midget in a tube :)

@Logan-th2vs

5 жыл бұрын

sam tilden r/woosh

This is down to earth good stuff I like the delivery & you can tell it's not American as he doesn't have 60% of a survival clip devoted to weapons...

That elbow pass is the most badass pass I've ever seen!! Nothing will ever beat it!

Another great vid matey. Definitely useful when we go for our 3 days challenge in the hills of the Darling Range. Cheers guv.!

1:41 Welcome to /k/ ill be your guide!

@fennec70

7 жыл бұрын

Alfie is /ourguy/.

Top kek /k/ on your bag

@richardjohnson5588

6 жыл бұрын

It's just scratched in with black marker too, what a champ

@lukek4109

6 жыл бұрын

CriticalEnmity good eye anon

@nxxynx5039

5 жыл бұрын

@@richardjohnson5588 it's more authentic

@connorpickens7523

4 жыл бұрын

All he needs is the /out/ certified Cairn Kicker patch and he's ascended. Probably already has it, I'd imagine.

@Professorkek

3 жыл бұрын

@@connorpickens7523 where to cop?

Like a reference book always go back to watch. And refresh your memory. With those videos. Great advice. I watched this years ago and still it makes sense.

this is one of the best survival tip videos. pretty basic stuff, but can be critical to survival

Birch trees can be tapped like maples for sweet pure water.. The water can also be made into wine, good to know since surviving doesn't have to suck!! Cheers!!

The British humor catches me by surprise and I am cracking up and taking notes. In love, and subbed! Ya snagged another Yank!

Actually with a good fixed blade knife you can cut into the bark of a birtch tree, carefully remove it and score the outer bark for folds to create a watertight container. Better yet use bark from a walnut tree as the inner bark is full of natural iodine that can be used to purify the water.

Excellently spelled put.No studering or excessive talk.Straight and clear.

"always carry a survival tin" Lofty Wiseman

Great work mate. Just superb. Best survival tip video I have seen!

We miss you Alfie, stay safe everyone ❤️❤️❤️

I highly recommend a rechargeable headlamp. Plus a homemade tinder kit: 12-16" round piece of leather with 1" spaced holes around the perimeter to thread a leather thong thru the holes, finish with a 3" antler tine to cinch the closure. Also:) Two 2 large garbage bags: Cut 2 holes in each corner of each bag, about 3" wide, find 2 smooth branches about 8' long x 2.5" thick, run each branch thru the holes with the tops of the bags overlapping in the center, which you can stuff with clothing or leaves for insulation, now you have a hammock. Next make two tripods 5' high out of 2" branches tied together at the top, anchor your tripods about 7' apart; now place your hammock on the tripod Aframe & gravity will hold it in place a couple feet off the ground. You can even put an 8' long ridgepole from the tops of both tripods & rig up a solid rainfly, Justin Case of inclement weather. Ciao!

Cigarettes are also great trading material. Love your commentary and great tips!

@hypernovie

10 жыл бұрын

So true..ask any prisoner when money has no value cigarettes are next in line and if you can't smoke Instant Soup is next, Then sugar and coffee.

LOVE IT ! ! Lots of Great advice in a short time. Well done !

Dude! Great job on the video! Fast paced with zero BS. Perfectly done sir, keep up the good work. Subscribed.

So glad I found your channel. I find the information very well done. I have seen allot of these survivalist video but I think yours is the best. I have learn a lot watching. Thx.

carry 9v batteries and steel wool for fire making. . Quick Clot in your med pack to slow down heavy bleeding. .. and a small mirror is a must... you covered most everything I would mention. . great vid

@brianc1481

8 жыл бұрын

vulpes vulgaris if you touch a tiny piece of steel wool to a 9v battery it flares right up. One of the best most consistent fire starting methods I've seen.. you only need a tiny piece. .. try it out. .. gotta be plain steel wool, not the cleaning kind with soap infused in it..

@brianc1481

8 жыл бұрын

+vulpes vulgaris I believe in making things as difficult as possible. . it's more rewarding that way.. no jk.. obviously carry other fire starting materials but also stash away as many types as possible. . steel wool lights in the most harsh conditions.

@billyandrew

6 жыл бұрын

Finding yourself somewhat short of steel wool, a chewing gum wrapper does the job, too.

@buckfifty3470

5 жыл бұрын

00000 steel wool.

well done. finally a refreshing survival vid without the sales pitch and fashion statement

plain and simple and straight to the point. Outstanding

Forgot how good these videos are. A lot of information with no nonsense, but fun to listen to.

The best tips I heard on KZread hands down.

you have made me even more intrested in the nature, Thanks a lot!!!!!!!

In order to conserve fuel (matches and lighters) - Use a candle to light fires, light a short flat candle and then place it under tinder to light the fire, once the logs light remove and blow the candle out. This will extend your fuel use for fires.

One of the most enjoyable channels on the subject. Very clear and simple.

Wow, a video to actually learn something! Thank you :)

good tips dude .good job pushing all that information through in that short time.

Thank you for sharing so many tips. It would take us a lifetime to gather such knowledge. You gave it to us in 11 minutes. I took many notes. I am now going to view some of your other videos.

You are a gift to any that would stop to listen and learn. Thank you.

These are really some decent common sense tips. Cheers, Mate!

/k/omrade:D First rule of surviving, get fit to fight. I've seen a lot of preppers and survivalists that have planed well, but are not in shape. Know your limits and always work on expanding them. Second rule is knowledge, learn anything that may be useful. Plus knowledge doesn't have any weight. Third rule is mental health. Buying gadgets and train up some muscles is not that hard. The first thing that will effect you is your mental health. Thinking of going lone wolf? Think again. You need others around you to keep up a healthy mind. and of course there are tons of other things, but to begin with, it's some advice for you:)

@thegoldensaber4531

10 жыл бұрын

I see what you're saying, and I agree for the most part, but I really don't think I need other people with me and I'm sure I'm not the only one that feels that way. I think most other people would slow me down, deplete my resources, and overall be more of a disadvantage than an advantage. I'm no marathon runner, but I am in much better shape than most people. I also have no bad habits, which I think is good and rare these days. Any bad habit, like smoking, drinking, doing drugs, etc is a weakness. The less weaknesses you have the better. I am also a much better shot than most people, judging by what I see at the range. I think I would be just fine if the SHTF.

that kn to miles trick is brilliant [ know when you werre taught something and just plain forgot, well your vids are a great reminder and theres always new suff] thannks

Man I love your videos. Absolutely packed full of knowledge.

This fucking guy is great! I wish I could go camping with him, or get a pint. Or both. I think he could teach me a lot about both.

@quimblyjones9767

8 жыл бұрын

teach you about drinking? any idiot can do that :/

@thebleachwontdrinkitsself7560

7 жыл бұрын

or bear entrails

One of the best, real World SHTF videos i've ever seen. i like how simplistically it was presented, making it palatable for newer survivalist initiates. There were some misleading items however. 1: Where do people get the idea that a HIGH center of gravity is good for a pack??? Have any of these people actually tried this?? All it does is put you off balance and fatigue your back, abdominals and core muscles prematurely. Employ the waist belt of your pack to distribute the weight to your hips (that's what it's there for). Your hips and legs can carry far more weight for far longer periods of time than your back can. 2: Unless UK snaplights are made completely different than the American and German ones, NEVER TAKE THEM OUT OF THE FOIL UNTIL YOU NEED TO USE THEM!!!! They are packaged so meticulously for a reason, not just to make them pretty or tell you what color they glow. The air, light (or both) can degrade the chemicals in them, making them virtually inert over a period of time. Seriously, am i the only one that has actually tried this??? After a few weeks, you get so little light, it is completely useless to you - even as just a signaling or identifying light. i hope this helps people survive the zombie apocalypse.

@WeThePeople2020

10 жыл бұрын

Also with the snap lights keeping them in the foil cover helps in other ways, when you open them tear off just a little bit of one end and you can use the cover to limit the amount of light or hide it completely if you need to.

One big tip, a big knife can do everything a small knife can and more in most cases, especially if its a fine point tip like a clip point, the only case where this is wrong is in small fine work and throwing knives and even then that's dependent on the kind of big knife you have

The voice difference is huge I'm glad I grew up learning abt this stuff I always loved going outside and finding opportunities to use these videos to my advantage thank you for so many great years and videos I'm gonna rewatch everything on this channel

Best videos ever: funny and informative

lol "420 blaze it"

Those were all fantastic! Well done video, especially in terms of effeciency!

im very well versed in Emergency preparedness and this video just kept on teaching.

Thought I knew a lot - your video proved me lacking. Thank You! Do you have any more information like a part 2?

Know your tools, practice, and maintain them. A tool without skill is a danger. A tool without care is a danger. It will fail you or even harm you when you need it most. Learn how to properly sharpen a knife, axe, and how to clean and service a gun. Always have 4 ways to make fire. Add a Fresnel lens, creditcard size, to your wallet. It can start fires or magnify hard to see text. Learn how to make your own tools including basic flintcrafting to make knives, axeheads, and arrowheads. Learn how to take scrap metal and forge it into a useful tool. Know how to make good proper charcoal, char cloth, and char oil (heat+oxygen deprivation) so that you can easily take the fire with you. Know your limits. Practice before the event. Things are a small fraction of being prepared. Knowledge is everything.

I loved every moment of this video. Thank you.

Great content, no waste of time. Thanks a lot

Really liked this video. New subscriber. Let me add quite funny narration :)

Whens alfie gonna bless us with another video

@sclop249

4 жыл бұрын

been waiting for years 😢

@fatherofdragons4880

3 жыл бұрын

Haven't you heard? Those damn Argentinians got him!

This was a great video with lots of wonderful advice. However, when using bleach to purify water, don't use scented bleach. The perfume may not be good to drink.

Great videos. Straight to the point and informative. Good sense of humour too. 👍

7 drops of chlorox to 1 gal. of water for the west side of the pond.

Sure beats having to watch a 15 min movie of someone getting tinder going !

Alfie...my bro. stumbled across your site ...I have to say your vid`s are epic...this is the way education should be taught in schools ...both entertaining and informative .

Informative, but also entertaining. Love the little side comments as you went through the different topics.

@OldNavajoTricks

6 жыл бұрын

mwnmwnmwn British humour, the ULTIMATE survival item :-D

"The plow, which it's more commonly known as" What? I've never heard the Big Dipper called that in my life.

@SirShanova

5 жыл бұрын

Same

@_Meriwether

4 жыл бұрын

cfroi08 Alfie is English, in the U.K. we know it almost exclusively as The Plow. If you called it the Big Dipper you’d probably get a funny look.

@Aconitum_napellus

4 жыл бұрын

This is why the rest of the world is laughing at you people.

@cfroi08

4 жыл бұрын

@@Aconitum_napellus The call the orange pulp in OJ "juicy bits" These people once ruled entire continents and now where are they.

@jonnyinch8158

4 жыл бұрын

@@cfroi08 no we don't...

Pay no attention to what is illegal. Staying alive may be illegal, but it is lawful! Soon it will be illegal to consume the oxygen resource and expel the carbon dioxide poison, unless a tax is paid to someone who did not make it, and to whom it is of no concern.

@Storm_x

6 жыл бұрын

ALoonwolf lmao

GREAT JOB!!! One of the best survival vids out there

rubber bands and coffee filters...fit the coffee filter around the intake, it will filter out the fine silt that makes its into the inner filter.