Because of Mors and Karamat I got a degree in wilderness education! I love all the info and videos I wish I would have had the chance to learn directly from him

Being part of Karamat and being Mors "Campy" for lack of a better job description, I have been very fortunate to be able to sit in and listen to Mors speak for a very long time and on all subjects. This is the Mors I have come to know over the years. I have to say that he is and has always been at his best in front of a class. The fact that I have seen him in action many times and that I can still say I learned something new is a testament to his knowledge and also his sense of humor. We need to thank the Search and Rescue, Alberta for allowing us to tape this wonderful and insightful talk from Mors. Also, a big thanks to Jonathan Mc, the guy who arranged this.

@vicepresident9178

7 жыл бұрын

I just saw the shout out, Thank you Lori.

@norske9228

6 жыл бұрын

Lori Breeuwsma do possibly one of you to know what mors was talking about when he was speaking on the bullion cubes what is that stuff I might be pronouncing it wrong oxyl and if you know anything about that could you share or it's actual name?

@JohnTarbox

6 жыл бұрын

www.knorr.com/ca/en/products/knorr-bouillon/knorr-oxo/oxo-beef-sachets.html

@TJackSurvival

3 жыл бұрын

I'm glad to find this

@daegannlongstrider1293

Жыл бұрын

norske92 OXO is a brand of bouillon that they have in Canada

No Questions??? Geez, if I was there, I'd be asking so many damn questions, they'd have to ask me for some "break time". I'm glad there were at least a few at the end. LOL!!!!! I'm sixty-one years old, an outdoorsman, retired soldier, and graduate of at least a few survival courses; and every time I listen to Mors, I still learn something new. I wish I knew where to get a few of those scarves with the sewn-in mosquito netting!!! Thank you Mors, and thank you Karamat for continuing the passion. Knowledge is Life!!!

@Dingdongwitchisdead

3 жыл бұрын

I thought the same thing. I wish we would have had more of this type of training in the 82nd Airborne, perhaps some Units did. I too wonder where that scarf comes from. I couldn’t find anything close to it. Must be a custom made item.

@alliswell-pb9vo

8 ай бұрын

@@Dingdongwitchisdead mors' guru-- Tom Rotcroft, made them out of parachute silk and netting. He called it the survival scarf. A video is in the channel about this

Wow, at 64 I am mezmorized by his talk. I have camped, canoed and hike avidly for fifty- three years and I am overwhelmed by his depth of knowledge. Wow,! Thank you very much!

Mors is a legend :) Always learn something new from him :)

I always pick up some new thing when I hear this man talk. Thanks for sharing :) - Martin

@joellenmccord73

7 жыл бұрын

I rewatch and learn more from them that I missed before. there's almost endless great info.

That was a absolute pleasure to watch. If you run a scout group or something along those lines,you could do no wrong letting them watch this.

It's a real pleasure to listen in, thank you. Mors continues to use his years of experience to provide a philosophy and practice of wilderness survival that I find not only refreshing but necessary in this day of so many options and opinions. If I still had my grandfather around to discuss Bushcraft now that I understand it and appreciate it, I think it would be a lot like being with Mors. So I watch with great fondness, an open mind, and wishing this office chair were a log in the woods...anywhere! I would like to encourage Mors in the sense that even while a captive audience may or may not value his lifetime of acquired knowledge, the posting of such knowledge on KZread has the potential to influence generations of outdoor enthusiasts. Also, I just realized I've been missing an adequate cook pot the last few times I've camped with other people; I just ordered the Mors Camp Pot from Four Dog Stove! That's KZread for you!

This talk is full of gold.

One viewing of this video is not enough I intend to watch it again & again Thank you Mors, so much for so much common sense. Brian nearing 76

Just to let you know, that even now in November 2018, folk like myself are still watching this channel, enjoying and learning and referring back to it. This was very informative, very entertaining and perhaps Mors should write a book on Marriage Survival (loved the jokes). Hope the Old Timer is doing well and thank you for the uploads.

@craigslaunwhite579

Жыл бұрын

Im here listening to Mors in 2023

An absolute living legend. Thank you for all you do Mors!

Mors - what a legend! THANK YOU. Love your humour and mischievousness too, lol. Highest respect.

Learned several things just by this, black pot, smut on skin, and drinking water, super shelter is awesome!.. I didnt realize this was Mors because I never looked at a photo of him..what knowledge..A true Legend!! what a dull group he is speaking too.

Watched this several times now, a goldmine of information, thank you.

greetings from nc state our hats r off 2 u

Mr Kochanski is entertaining and without a doubt a wise outdoorsman. Thank You/Him.

Thank you Mors yet again, great talk learned loads again.

Bad Ass! So many nuggets of wisdom!!!

Thank you Mors, for all the Woodchuck manuals you have provided and are providing.

That's a tough crowd, I would love the chance to sit and listen to this man talk.

@malafanangojager3792

8 жыл бұрын

I guess they do warm up as it progresses.

@najroe

4 жыл бұрын

His style is a winding path with loads of interesting sights around each bend. Wish I had his experience and skill

I would love to meet Mors. I've always been told he will forget more wilderness living skills than most will ever learn. I would have had notes, recorders and video tape going to absorb every moment of this.

Im very grateful for this knowledge, I'm going to use it well.

A very kind man that has given his wealth of knowledge and experience to those who will listen. He will be missed when he is gone.

Mors...Your words are being heard I try to practice all of what you say but there is so much info. I find myself going back and watching your Videos and rereading your Books. Thanks. I hope I can pass this learning on to some youngsters. John.

Mors, when you mention weight, I always think of it like this, "Ounces equal pounds, pounds equal pain!" Thanks for all you've done and continue to do for the outdoorsman, bushcraftman, survivalist, etc...

Incredibly important practical knowledge, a true life experience! I failed to grasp a lot of the information and tips contained in this magnificent lecture, I will make it up to me by watching this video again and again and again, take detailed notes and look up every bit of it. Please do the same, everybody! Mors Kochanski is the man, please follow his naturalistic and human knowledge path! Thank you so much for the upload of this wonderful video! Greetings from Athens, Greece~!

The words of an icon...well done: and great stories and jokes! Thanks, Mors.

Excellent presentation ! Thank you for sharing !

As always, excellent!!

thank you, Mors, i loved the video presentation. thanks a lot!!!

Thank you so much Mors for sharing with us that knowledge & insight which you have dedicated much of your life to acquire, I believe your investment into others such as myself will continue impacting people in a meaningful way for generations to come.Thank you again! 😊

Thank you for sharing your lifetime of knowledge in your videos. I have watched various slightly younger You Tubers videos from other countries who have mentioned your name with the utmost respect and I can see why. You are a true master.

i love this video i am going try this

Thank you so much for sharing, such a deep understanding of how things actually work is so rare these days.

So much knowledge. Thanks for the videos as always !

Wow. He is all over the place. But I'm not complaining!

Hello Mors and Karamat. Great video as always, big admirer here. At 1725 Mors mentions a relationship between candy and water. If he could elaborate about that in some other video I would be very interested. Thanks

on the topic of bread bags: we used them as booties when shoveling the pig sty that was full of excrement produced after the hogs ate a truckload of molding bread from the bakery.

Fold your Mylar as well as possible, put into a large zip lock bag, unsealed. Sit on the zip lock bag, on a soft surface. Seal before unsitting. Maybe not as small as the original package, but you can get it significantly more compact, no fancy vacuum packing machine needed.

Mors still going strong I sse, and teach the youngsters a lesson or two.

17:48 Where would the water come from? Is there a chemical reaction with carbohydrates that produces water? Edit: Checking wikipedia en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carbohydrate its chemical structure does make it seem to be likely water can be produced from it.

Living legend

I got to laugh and learn some things too. I'd love to have that knowledge.

Mors talks about a double layer parachute bag for sleeping in however he says its more than a bivvi sack, does anyone know where to look to find more information on what he's describing?

Anyone know what "Green" back pack Mors is holding in this video?

Has the video part problems or is it just mine?

An audience (students or whatever) not taking notes is most probably not consuming the information shared. Too bad if it happened here. I fully understand Mr Kochanskis comment on the audience not taking notes. He is very gentle about it, but it is annoying to share important information when people does not make an outer extra effort to collect and consume. They think the do collect and consume by just listening, but that is like saying that seeing is equal to observing. One can very well see or hear, but not observe and if you not observe you will probably not remembering what you actually physically must have seen or heard. My experience is also that people - certainly including myself - do remember more of what is said when activating the part or parts of the brain that works when you do hand writing of ANY kind while listening (I do believe this is a scientific fact).

@najroe

4 жыл бұрын

Likely i would have asked so much questions that daysbwould be needed

Did he ever publish that book on clothing?

@loribreeuwsma

Жыл бұрын

No he didn't.

what did you use to blacken the pot? carbonization? and does the process insulate it significantly?

@joellenmccord73

7 жыл бұрын

0Plants0 mors' pot is anodized, which is part of the manufacturing process. carbonization will work but be kinda messy to travel with, over time even the shiniest stainless will darken and not rub off, when used over a fire, I don't know what the process is called, but I've had pans that did it. the darkening also tended to become nonstick as well, but it did take several uses to build up.

Somebody PLEASE introduce Mors to the Grabber reusable space blanket!!!!The kind that has a layer of loose weave fabric sandwiched in between a layer of shiny foil and a layer plastic. They have fabric edges and grommets on the corners. Only $15 in most places in the U.S.

@wmluna381

Жыл бұрын

Made in the USA, too 😊

Anyone know what oxyl is??

@joellenmccord73

7 жыл бұрын

Christopher Wick I believe he's talking about oxo bullion powder, but I could be wrong.

Aaxel? Oxel? what is it?

@Reallybigmonkey1

5 жыл бұрын

Oxo. It's like a beef bouillon cube.

that's not Mors, it's his brother Les

@ouchymytoe

8 жыл бұрын

+Chuck Bucket I see what you did there...very punny.

45:30 the older the rod, the less fires you're going to get (I'm begging forgiveness lol)

8:48 prevarena voda...

The long awaited flat pot!

Oxyl? Is it a tea?

@71wicker

7 жыл бұрын

bon vivant Hey did some research on Oxyl, it's a name brand, it went known brand Maggi, Oxo, Knorr, it's just a bouillon cube. Mors is old school so he's talking about product that has a different name now!! You come up with something else please share!

@joellenmccord73

7 жыл бұрын

bon vivant I believe he's talking about oxo bullion powder, but I could be wrong.

@hnk42023

Жыл бұрын

I bought a kg drum of bouillon 😅 and a bunch of soup packets. Adding a little rice into soup can bulk up the meals

M.R.E>>>>>Meals Regected by Ethiopians.