Hello from Sweden. 🙂 Basically it's the five C's of David Canterbury that applies in most situations. Good quality videos you make, the way they are filmed looks more like a one million + subs production 🙂 / Johan

@LiveReady

Жыл бұрын

Hallo Johan! I have to look up this Dave Canterbury packing list, it's good to see what others pack too. I try to cover all my bases, water, shelter, navigation, warmth and food. Thanks for the feedback, hopefully soon the subs will reflect. Thanks for leaving a comment too, that helps! C

Ditch Mylar for SOL Heetsheets and similar from other companies that don't rip from one hole like Mylar does. Coffee filters or really tight cotton about the same size can pre-filter dirty water from solids, of course, it does depend on what containers you happen to have with you. One metal canteen and dirty water is going in, two canteens (or canteen and cup) and one can hold the dirty water and the other container hold the clean filtered water. I like to carry clear 20"x22" kitchen garbage bags, they weigh almost nothing, come folded very small, and are handy for putting gear in during an unexpected down pour. I carry these bags even in the city. I don't go out without whistle, mirror, shelter material, water and fire material. If you have to spend the night, keep dry, keep warm, keep hydrated.

@LiveReady

Жыл бұрын

Hi there and thanks for adding your thoughts. I'm going to look up the SOL sheets, mylar does rip over time and anything that does an equal or better job is worth checking out. Thanks for that. You've got a great way to filter debris and dirt out of your water, I always still feel that boiling is best to get rid of the viruses and bacteria after filtering. I totally agree with you on the items you carry, along with a knife. C

@canadafree2087

Жыл бұрын

@@LiveReady If you can, look for the older ones with the USA flag on the front. The old ones had survival tips printed on it while the new ones are just orange on one side and come from China.

@LiveReady

Жыл бұрын

@@canadafree2087 Thanks will do! C

@davidjacobs828

Жыл бұрын

@@LiveReady Hello again from england.. Another Great video ,I particularly love your great little dog . You're obviously very knowledgeable. I dunno if you're bothered about the toxicity of aluminium eating ,drinking and cooking vessels . I've removed all aluminium vessels and replaced them with stainless steel . Another advantage of the stainless steel ,British army ,58 pattern , bcb crusader canteen cup over any aluminium one, is that it can be used to produce char cloth or char material when placed upside down in a camp fire with the material you intend to char inside it ... A campfire can reach up to 900 degrees celcius and aluminium melts at 660 degrees . This means the aluminium canteen cup is hugely inferior to a stainless steel one. I personally dislike the silky pocketboy saws .I love my bahco laplander ,they're just way more durable . Your knowledge and expertise on multi environment survival techniques is very impressive. I do think you should treat yourself to some better quality kit . The sawyer mini water filter could be replaced with a grayl geopress and a "drinksafe systems uk" "waterstraw" As a backup. They're both far superior to the sawyer as they remove chemicals, Heavy metals ,viruses and odours aswell as the bacteria and parasites that the sawyer removes . Also ,a much heavier duty reflective / mylar sheet ,maybe the sol ??... You've got all the knowledge and skills in abundance ,you've earned the gucci kit ..lol. Thanks again .

@LiveReady

Жыл бұрын

@@davidjacobs828 Hey David! Thanks for your suggestions they're all valid points! I would love to replace all my kit but at the same time I don't mind it. Anodized aluminium doesnt 'leech' into food as the aluminium products of years before did. I'm not concerned about it but I do think your stainless steel is better. The disadvantage of a stainless steel cup is that I can't make a field compass in it as it has magnetic properties. I completely agree with you on the Grayl, expensive as it is it's much superior to most other water filtration systems. I've actually done a dedicated video on water filtration systems comparing Grayl, Sawyer mini and Lifestraw. All things considered I am happy to share my budget kit because that's what most people are able to acquire, I don't want people to feel that they absolutely have to have the best gear or nothing. There is merit in keeping the old school lensatic compass if you have it 😉 But as we go along we replace all the old stuff with better. Thanks again for your comment and for supporting the channel. C

Great video. I’m about to go out for the day and everything you went over is all the gear currently in my bag. Essential! Shout out from San Diego 🤙🏽

@LiveReady

Жыл бұрын

Hello back from SA! Thanks for watching and sharing what's in your bag Allen. Hope your day out is wilderness bliss. C

I had not thought of the “reflect the reflector” signal technique. Thank you.

11:40 ...following your Recommendation on the Shelter (UNIGEAR 10x10 in Brown color/ Amazon $50cad) ..I added this great tarp to my BOB. Thanks for your good works, Klareese. ATB : Northern Canada

@LiveReady

Жыл бұрын

Hi there! Thanks for your comment! I have a green Unigear tarp and I've been very happy with it. I wish you many awesome expeditions and safe adventures with it. Thanks for your support. C

All the preppers and ex military I watch on iutube from USA UK Canada are not a patch on you. Your Puting them to shame keep it up I am an ex military instructor decades ago love your chanel. And your dog god bless and I really keen it. Stephen

@LiveReady

Жыл бұрын

Hi Stephen, thanks for supporting the channel. It seems you manage despite your computer woes and I appreciate your comments. There is an endless path to walk both in preparedness as well as survival skills. Be sure to share your thoughts and suggestions. C

Thanks for the video. I “managed” to sit through your full Africa video. I thought it was amazing, the cinematic style and quality was great. I missed your scripture quote on this one. Thanks again for all you give.

@LiveReady

Жыл бұрын

Hi Mick, thanks for the feedback. I also missed the scripture part, God's been talking to me about another scripture based video about the wilderness so keep an eye out for it in the future. Glad you like the content. Have a super day, C.

The flint and steel is my lifetime, permanent firelighting choice. A good steel will last a lifetime and flint or other suitable stone can be found quite easily. I've even found it in urban settings. Back that up with a fero rod and a lighter and your golden. I use a tealight in a uco lantern, under a poncho. Good video

Hi live ready very good video. I also carry a tick twister tick remover in my kit and a snake bite kit here where i live in Australia there are lots and lots deadly snakes in the summer. I also liked your video on get out of Babylon. God Bless :)

@LiveReady

6 ай бұрын

Hi there! Some great ideas! Thanks for watching. Do me a favour and follow me on Instagram too. There is plenty more on there! instagram.com/invites/contact/?i=1v5qf9fcke0vs&

Hi Carice, the Ka-bar is a cool knife. Thanks for your positive videos. Greetings Ben

@LiveReady

Жыл бұрын

Awesome glad you're also a fan, they've got some great knives, but I'm also a fan of Morakniv. Thanks for dropping a comment. C

I gotta say I am proud of you using Sawyer, I found it to be brilliant and I don't know why people talk bad on their bags, I have small on you got with plus 2x 2L bags, one always for dirty water and small one and 2l one for clean water. Also everything less in a video is really useful and multifunctional! I have Silky Big Boy Outback edition, was really thinking a lot getting big one instead of small one. I use Esse 4, Böcker for all arounds and I have custom scandi from Norway, didn't pay for it, was a present. But I relly on Esse 4 as I don't carry an axe at all. Ikea ziplocs are a must, 10cm long ferro rod , simple compass, and I use Aquaquest defender as a shelter. 1st aid has medicines, vitamins and penicilin and amoxicilin, also stuff for my dog, and siringe for deep cleaning nasty cuts and trauma band aid with tournequite (ming my English 😂 second language). I also have fishing gear and small rod. MSR pocket rocket 2, gas and Trangia. I have Croatian scent hound (Posavski gonič) our local breed, brilliant dogs, while mine is the best girl in the world hahah And also, always, New Testament with Psalms as well! I just can't imagine a day without praising Lord and at least praying Veni Sancto Spiritus or Psalms. Nothing more special then waking up and giving a praise to God while waiting for that coffee to be done. Moral +145 plus coffe +70 😂

Another great video Claris. Lots of good content and well put together.

@LiveReady

Жыл бұрын

Awesome thanks Jack! I hope your harvest is going well. C

Hi C , thank's great Video. SAK knife , Poncho, Liner and Bivi . I have it with me when I leave my home . LG Roland

@LiveReady

Жыл бұрын

I also have a favourite Victorinox, if that's what you carry and you know it well you're better off than most people, I'd say. I think few even think to carry some emergency gear just leaving home. Thanks for sharing your thoughts! C

As always another excellent and informative video! 👍 I hope your doing well, have a great weekend!

@LiveReady

Жыл бұрын

Awesome, thanks for checking in, nice to hear from you! Enjoy your weekend too, C.

Monmouth, Oregon.

@LiveReady

6 ай бұрын

Thanks for watching! Do me a huge favour and follow me on Instagram too, there is plenty more on there. C instagram.com/invites/contact/?i=1v5qf9fcke0vs&

When you took out the Ka bar knife I was totally in ❤. The video is awesome as well 😊

@LiveReady

Жыл бұрын

Thanks Jeffrey! Glad to hear from you and that you've enjoyed this production. Have a super day. C

Thank you for this video! I actually did see your longer video as well. Thanks for the content, it's quite informative! Greetings from Portugal 🇵🇹

@LiveReady

Жыл бұрын

Hello from South Africa Carlos. Thanks for watching and supporting the channel. I'm glad you've dropped a comment here. Have an awesome weekend. C

Another great informative video 👍

@LiveReady

Жыл бұрын

Hi Chris, thanks for dropping a comment! Nice to hear from you. C

Just started watching your videos. Thank you for what's you're doing. I'm a beginner, I love learning. Please continue to post your videos. From Texas by the way.

@LiveReady

Жыл бұрын

Hi James, I'm so glad to hear that you're enjoying the channel. Do keep an eye out for the next video which will be up at 1pm this Saturday CAT. Be blessed, greetings from SA. C

Hello from Brisbane, Australia! Great channel kindred spirit.

@LiveReady

Жыл бұрын

Hello Fiona! So nice to have you join us here. Thanks for dropping a comment. Greetings from South Africa, blessings! C

Always delimb the other way around. If you try to chop the branch off, from top to bottom, the branch on the inside part of it's base, is hard like a rock (way more difficult and you risk to chip or roll the edge, sure you dull it faster and you lose more time and energy). That's why, you first cut off a tree, and then you delimb it. You've really uped your game lately girl! Loving what you do always pays of in the end, keep it up!!

@LiveReady

Жыл бұрын

Hi there thanks so much for dropping a comment. I'll remember your tip and give it a go, however if I'm working with hard wood I tend to opt for my hatchet, I didn't carry it in this instance but that wood was butter soft. Might make for a good bowdrill kit actually. Have a super day, C

Great stuff, from Manchester NH, USA.

@LiveReady

Жыл бұрын

Awesome thanks for dropping a comment! C

Great info my friend

@LiveReady

Жыл бұрын

So glad you've enjoyed the video and left a comment. Thanks! C

Very nicely presented and thought out. Found this after watching your "Amazing uses for pine" video, where you also did an excellent job delivering content. Happy to hear you explicitly speak toward function and individual choices not just pushing the gear you've selected. Glad to see a smart young woman delivering great content and not playing the hot girl card for more views. Honestly if all your content is like I've watched so far I don't understand why you're not getting far more views. From Barrington NH, so a quick scan of your comments shows you have at least two fan from New Hampshire. I'll be certain to check out more of your work. Please keep up the great work.

@LiveReady

Жыл бұрын

Hi Robert, greetings from SA. Thanks for your comment and for the feedback! It's super to have you here on the channel and I appreciate all your likes and comments. This is a young channel, it takes a bit of time to build it up but every view and share helps. I do believe we are all entitled to our gear preferences, I've seen people do incredible things with gear items I would never have selected myself so absolutely each to his own as long as they cover the functions we need them for. Have a blessed day, C

Great video good info

@LiveReady

Жыл бұрын

Thanks, and for the comment! C

If you have a spare mylar blanket, try to hang it diagonally from a tree with that cup on the ground under one of its corners. Every early morning, if there's enough humidity you will collect dew in that cup as drinking water. Take ziplock plastic bags and wrap it around bundles of leaves to collect water the same way (precipitation method) in the mornings. Even if you are in an arid area with dry weather, but if you're near a stream or lake, area closest to the water source will have some humidity to it. In a pinch, that collected water will help a lot.

@LiveReady

Жыл бұрын

Hi Kalpesh! Thanks so much for adding your tips. I like your idea of using the Mylar blanket to collect water. I mentioned making a transpiration bag with a clear plastic bag during this video. You're right it's a very useful tip even though it doesn't always yield a lot of water but you're right about that pinch 😉 Have an awesome week, C

Excellent video! You touched on the most essential items needed for survival that are most difficult to replicate in nature, the 10 C's. With them you have multiple uses from each item, and you can use them in combination with the resources in nature to provide fire, water, shelter and food.

@LiveReady

Жыл бұрын

Hi there! Thanks for watching. I've got the bare basics here yes. Although I'm sure one could manage with less, I personally think with these items you should be OK. Have a super weekend, C.

Hi just started watching your videos. Really nice to see someone in SA posting these kinds of videos. I’ve recently upgraded my knife to the cold steel SRK, I’m looking forward to seeing how it does. One thing I keep in my fire kit that I love using to start fires is some cotton wool with vaseline (keep some vaseline with a few cotton balls in a small ziplock bag and when you need it just pull one out, separate it and boom it takes a spark real well.) I also have the magnesium bar with the ferro rod that seems to work well. Would you ever consider doing a series of videos in the highveld at all? Keep up the great videos 😊👍🏼

@LiveReady

Жыл бұрын

Hi Devan, thanks for your comment. Your new knife sounds like a great piece of equipment. Let me know what your thoughts are after a bit of use. I like Vaseline for fire making too. I also find hand sanitiser a very useful fire starter in wet weather conditions. I'm originally from the Highveld but I don't visit the area anymore. Maybe at some point I'll travel up that way and do some videos there. Anything in particular you were interested in as a video topic? Thanks for the suggestion and for joining the channel. C

The sawyer mini also fits most pop bottles, it will gravity feed so you can fill a bottle and gravity feed into other containers. Also you can use a bottle to backwash the filter. Unfortunate but you find discarded pop bottles everywhere…

@LiveReady

Жыл бұрын

Hi there! You're absolutely right. I would still recommend one looks for a water filtration system that is able to filter out viruses though, there are better options than the Sawyer mini on the market. But better that than nothing. Thanks for dropping a comment. C

wish you would do a video on dog preps or must haves for dogs when camping.

@LiveReady

Жыл бұрын

Hello! That's a great idea, thanks I'll add it to my list of future videos. It may take a while but I'll get around to it some time. C

Though heavier, i prefer to have a smaller knife and a small hatchet. If i plan to be out over night, then i switch out my hatchet for one with a longer handle. Whichever setup you choose, consider bringing a small sharpening stone. A small plastic trowel or emergency shovel is nice especially in areas where snow may be encountered.

@LiveReady

5 ай бұрын

Nice insights and suggestions thanks! I do find my canteen cup makes a half decent digging tool. C

@kanenjames8503

2 ай бұрын

I use a thick pointed stick for digging

Thanks

@LiveReady

Жыл бұрын

Pleasure and thank you for watching. C

@LiveReady

Жыл бұрын

And thanks for the support, I really appreciate it! C

Hi Clarise .. 👍 .. valuable info .. thanks for sharing. 'Survival Gear / EDC'. What should be taken with will vary, inter alia, according to when, where and for how long. Often a prime consideration being not what to include in the pack but rather what to leave out. Dave Canterbury's 5 / 10 C's go a long way to acting as a guide in this regard. A Compass. Considering it's weight against its possible 'added value', should always go with .. even if only used to entertain oneself / brush up on navigation. A secret in not getting lost is to know, firstly 'where you are' before you leave .. 'where you are going' .. and what (major features .. sea, river, forest, paths / roads, etc) lie to the NSEW with accompanying approximate distances. Energy 'PVM' Bars ('Tarzan Bars' in the Army 😊) are an 'always' in my kit .. even if only for the psychological boost they give me, knowing that, if necessary, I have something to munch on whilst mulling over what to do next 😏. Take care .. Tommy

@LiveReady

Жыл бұрын

Hi Tommy, thanks for adding your thoughts. The Tarzan bars sound super. I love protein bars and also tend to carry those or some chocolates with me, even though I've just taken out the basics here. I'll look up those 10c's, sounds like a comprehensive and very useful packing list. C

@thomasmusso1147

Жыл бұрын

@@LiveReady 👍 .. the 10 C's .. you won't regret it.

Ooo la la! Look at those subs growing🤙🤙. D😎🇺🇸

@LiveReady

Жыл бұрын

😁 Getting there, getting there..... When you've worked hard for something you do tend to appreciate it more. Thanks for dropping a comment, C.

@hangtough503

Жыл бұрын

@@LiveReady it’s definitely coming my friend. It will all be worth it soon. Early bird gets the worm😂. D🤙😎🇺🇸

@LiveReady

Жыл бұрын

@@hangtough503 Awesome and good luck to you, all in good time in God's careful hand. C

@hangtough503

Жыл бұрын

@@LiveReady if we’re still around for 10k😂😂😂😂😂

@LiveReady

Жыл бұрын

@@hangtough503🙆🤣 I think you make a good point here, funny as it is, times running out.... I hope you're prepared for whatever this war is bringing our way. C

Great video like always C, this weekend was the opening for deer hunting and rabbit and squirrels. You know how I am about that and have been busy. I do carry a RUSH12™ 2.0 BACKPACK 24L ( od green) with pretty much the same thing you just mentioned just in case. Except I carry a few extra blades for field dressing animals. What I keep in the bag is as follows 110 buck knife Ka-bar bk16 ( good chopper ) Ka-bar Bk62 Ka-bar fillet knife Water and extra water with saywer mini Old camo tarp Life tent 550 cord Extra pair of clothes/ socks 2 MREs Little first add kit 2 lighters Cammenga military compass It's my go to bag for when I go hunting. Great timing with the video, most hunters should have at least what you just described.

@LiveReady

Жыл бұрын

Hi Garrett! So nice to hear from you and some awesome knife suggestions here. I can't stress the importance of a good knife enough! I like your kit it will get you through anything. I'm assuming the life tent is a sort of mylar 'bivvy'? You should add some field dressing how to's to your channel. And I should watch more KZread videos🤔🤦 Hope you have an awesome week ahead. Thanks again for supporting the channel and for the gear you sent, some really cool kit! C

@marineshtf9954

Жыл бұрын

@@LiveReady the life tent is actually an a frame tent , can't remember the out material but the whole inside is a space blanket. They do make a life blanket that's pretty much the same material but it's more of a sleeping bag. As far as the how to videos .... I'll leave that one alone, a lot of ways on how to field dress an animal is abundant on KZread so i won't even attempt that whole thing. But I know I need to make some videos , I should be here soon.

@LiveReady

Жыл бұрын

@@marineshtf9954 Awesome! Enjoy the hunt. C

@marineshtf9954

Жыл бұрын

@@LiveReady I will, should be better than last year.

para mim uma boa mochila de sobrevivência não pode faltar um bom kit de higiene pessoal

Nice kit! If you are planning to do much batoning with your knife I would switch to a full tang knife rather than a rat tang. The rat tang can break during heavy batoning which isn't good in a survival situation. I have a Ka-bar but, the Becker series is better for batoning.

@LiveReady

Жыл бұрын

Hi Gregory, thanks for your comment. I've said the same thing about a Mora companion (still an awesome knife) which has a rat tail tang. However to my knowledge both the 1219c USMC Ka-Bar and the BK62 are full tang knives, not rat tail tangs. Are you referring to a different knife which has a rat tail tang? C

@gregorymckoy3179

Жыл бұрын

@@LiveReady the traditional fighting knife is a full rat tang knife. I have seen guys break them batoning. Hopefully you won't have that experience. I love mine but, I don't use it for batoning.

@LiveReady

Жыл бұрын

@Gregory McKoy Hi Gregory, the Ka-bar 1219c knife that I have in this video is a full tang knife (according to all sources that I can find) which means that the stock metal runs all the way through the handle. A rat tail tang isn't a full tang, it tapers towards the end and usually only runs about three quarters of the way through the handle. I'm not sure what you mean by 'full rat tang'? Which traditional fighting knife are you referring to as there are quite a few, but if you have a product code I'll look it up? Batoning should definitely be done with care, I have a dedicated video on batoning to ensure that one takes all the knife's specs and capabilities into consideration when you baton. I've added a link here kzread.info/dash/bejne/lJ2ryq-edM6XZM4.html

@gregorymckoy3179

Жыл бұрын

@@LiveReady you are correct that it is a full tang by definition of fully protruding through the handle. But, most people still consider it in the rat tang family due to it tapering and not being as thick as as full tang that fills the handle and grip area.

@LiveReady

Жыл бұрын

@@gregorymckoy3179 do you perhaps have a website link for this information and which knife you are referring to? C

Would you recommend having a multi tool in your kit ?

I agree with your advice except for your canteen bottle set. I think that a Stainless-Steel Canteen Water Bottle set is much better than a plastic or Aluminum set. A stainless-Steel bottle holds 1,2 L and the cup holds is 800 ml much bigger. Then, the Goetland and the Cyberone brands are cheaper and shining. It is great for signaling for help if you forgot your signaling mirror.

@LiveReady

Жыл бұрын

Hi Nick, I like your idea of using your canteen to signal for help. You do however get aluminium canteens in different sizes so if one would like a bigger or smaller size it just takes a bit of shopping around on Amazon. The advantage that the aluminium canteen and cup has is that it has no magnetic properties. I can magnetize a needle and use my canteen cup to build a field compass, which one wouldn't be able to do with a stainless steel canteen cup as it would interfere with the compass needle. At the end of the day it boils down to knowing the gear you have, if you understand how it works and you like it then you're sorted! Thanks for sharing your comment. C

@nickcasolino8903

Жыл бұрын

I agree. You are right aluminum is not my sort. Why use a magnetized needle? I don't know how it works down under (the Southern Hemisphere) but, here in Canada, the sun rises in the East; it set in the West; at noon, it's in the South; behind you, it's North. It's that easy to find your Cardinal Points. And there's other ways to magnetize a needle. Love your videos. I have been sharing your videos to my non-bushcraft friends. Is that OK?. I'm a horrible teacher. :-)

@LiveReady

Жыл бұрын

@@nickcasolino8903 thanks for sharing the videos with your friends, it helps the Live Ready channel to grow. You're welcome to share far and wide! Depending on the weather one may not always be able to see the sun. In this instance it's helpful to magnetize a needle to make a field compass. I show how to do this in the beginning of the survival skills Africa video, I also use my field compass to navigate to water... yes it's possible 😁😉 here's the link to the video, C kzread.info/dash/bejne/eKCbqLCyiLGneNI.html

@nickcasolino8903

Жыл бұрын

@@LiveReady Thank you. Btw, be careful of Lodestones, they could screw up your navigations and send you off course. We have that problem here but it's localized.

@LiveReady

Жыл бұрын

@@nickcasolino8903 Thanks for the heads up👍 have a super weekend C.

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@LiveReady

Жыл бұрын

Hi Felipe! I hope you've had a great time with your family recently. I see you're doing a bit of catching up here on the channel. Glad that you've enjoyed the video. Blessings, C.

For home defense there is no better option than a Rapid Fire Tactical Crossbow (besides a firearm of course) even with just the field tip bolts they are more than capable of being a viable home defense tool, no other crossbow type is good for home defense unless you have one attacker/intruder ONLY and you already have the crossbow in a cocked state and you know that you won't miss wen you pull the trigger, you also need to be sure the first shot is going to mortally wound the attacker/intruder because that one shot is all you have, compare that to being able to take 7 accurate potentially lethal shots in under 20 seconds with a Rapid Fire Tactical Crossbow. let's talk about survival quickly, a self cocking 80lbs crossbow is perfectly capable of effectively and ethically hunting small to medium game at reasonable distances. And there is no way that you are going to be hunting big game in a survival or bug out situation or any other SHTF scenario. Plus it's compact and easy to maneuver with. In any place where firearms are restricted or difficult to get a self cocking 80 lbs crossbow with a magazine system is the only and most logical home defense option. Would you use a knife do defend your self? Well now you have the ability to stab with greater force than you can generate with your arms and a knife, and it's from a distance too, if a person cannot see the value of a system like that for home defense then that person is mentally deficient. Have a look on my channel for my Rapid Fire magazine system coupled with the Tactical Crossbow MK TCS2 (Alligator) Affordable, reliable and effective. I have sent literally thousands of shots through my system without error or failure. 15 metre shooting in a awkward crouched position and shooting left-handed kzread.info/dash/bejne/nHad1dSbZLa6fMo.html Speed demonstration (you can go faster) kzread.info/dash/bejne/g4GWw7WIitbMlLQ.html

Good idea? Ahm..in what country you are now friend? In Africa....

@LiveReady

Жыл бұрын

Yes South Africa. C

@Nathz83-tablenio

Жыл бұрын

Ok... We are in philippines... May God guide Us...

Woman like you are rare, you are faire, skilled and beautiful

And how about needle, thread Ann peir of socks

@Mr.Miyagi907

Жыл бұрын

Nice vid

@LiveReady

Жыл бұрын

@@Mr.Miyagi907 Thanks! Have a super weekend! C

@LiveReady

Жыл бұрын

Those are super useful items. I'd definitely recommend keeping them in your bag as they're hard to replicate in the wild. I've only got the bare minimum here, basically if I could pack only ten gear items this would be it. You're right about the socks though, one needs to be dressed properly for the outdoors and that would include a decent waterproof and baselayer. I love wool socks😍 Thinking about it now though, I've seen Ray Mears show how the Apache warriors used the end thorn of an agave cactus to sow their gear. It's worth looking it up as it comes with the 'thread' already attached. C

@aleksiiprohorov89

Жыл бұрын

@@LiveReady it's real paradise spending night in dry, clean socks. Somthing like sleepingdress for feet. Oh! I forgot. Thank U 4 your videos. Good wishes from Russia!

@LiveReady

Жыл бұрын

@@aleksiiprohorov89 Big pleasure and thanks for your support. C

damn 😍a woman with beauty, brains and ability to thrive and survive , ------------------- activates physical nodes i never knew existed, 😁😁😁

I'm ruined when my feet are cold. I'll add thick socks.

@sparrowflying864

Жыл бұрын

Save your ripped mylar blanket you can cut squares and put them around your feet and then stick your feet in your shoe and it will keep your feet warm.

@LiveReady

Жыл бұрын

@@sparrowflying864 pretty good idea! Just note it may catch up all the sweat so over your socks is a good option. Your suggestion also help with waterproofing shoes. Thanks for this, C.

@LiveReady

Жыл бұрын

Me too really, and once I'm cold I stay that way. Socks are a great add on. Thanks and have a super weekend. C

@waitandsee9345

Жыл бұрын

@@sparrowflying864 my mylar is new. I never use it. If i had to walk in wet environment i'd rather to wear sandals. I live in tropical country. Though at some high points there are icy/frozen spots in mountains. Thank u for ur tip anyway. God bless u 🙏

@waitandsee9345

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@@LiveReady yes. It will be miserable to sleep with cold feet. Will cause many gas on my stomach and def will get sick after. Have a blessed weekend too. God bless u 🙏

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@LiveReady

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Blessings to you! C

@gr3ywo7f

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@@LiveReady thank you many blessings to you as well be safe my love. M

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Living in Canada and here the Boreal forest can sure take it's toll a human being but everything in your kit is also pretty much everything in my kit as well.with a few exceptions. Thank you for your time and such an informative video👍👍👍

@LiveReady

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Hi Anthony, thanks for adding a comment. Is there anything in particular that you keep in your kit for cold weather? C