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@pjsoulbrotha

5 жыл бұрын

Corporals Corner I may have missed it (if I did, please forgive) but I’d like to know what is the finger “cutting device” that you were using? I would like to acquire one or two of them. Please know that I’m a big fan / student of yours! Thanks for your help.

@recall5811

5 жыл бұрын

My amazon store on my main KZread page under cutting tools. Thanks for watching

@DavidSmith-gj2dm

5 жыл бұрын

Corporals Corner fantastic ! I learned so much in a short time , plenty of time to rewind and replay ,all makes sense ,good teaching .👍🏻

@Tom_Tribe

4 жыл бұрын

Firstly, thank you for the brilliant video! Secondly, is that your Helikon poncho you used in this video? Many thanks again!

@williamdroom5789

2 жыл бұрын

Outstanding! What is the red sleeping bag liner that you used as a browse bag?

As a complete novice I really appreciated that you didn’t assume the viewer already knew anything. Showing where and how to tie but not wasting words was also great. This was really helpful to me, many thanks.

@dfgdfbsdfvv832

3 жыл бұрын

he gives classes in real life were lucky to get all those videos from him but i guess its a way to make more money with the views

All of these are concepts most of us know. But what you do is TOP QUALITY instructions for beginners. I have never seen such a good presentation.

You have knot because you ask knot. Thanks Corporal!! Good to refresh on these...

This is probably one of the best poncho shelter videos I have seen.

Just refreshed my knots with the best teacher of all time. Outstanding!!!!!!!!!

I'm 53 and I learn something with every video I watch !! blessings and thanks for your continued service!!

definitely agree, old skool gear is not obsolete! :)

@Zurgo-fl1kx

3 жыл бұрын

I wouldn't really call the poncho old school other than the camo scheme. The same kind of poncho is still in use with a new camo

Corporal, This is a nice setup you have. It covers good and looks like it will withstand the weather. Thank you for demonstrating this classic survival shelter. Take care!

Your camera and audio quality has improved since these days, one of the biggest things for top KZreadrs. also editing, engagement and camera angles have improved since these videos. You are clearly dedicated and deliberate and I can truly appreciate how far you have come watching some of your earlier videos. It's not the talent, it's the ability to convey that talent that can be an obstacle. Congrats on your much deserved success in the making my friend.

DUDE! Phenomenal video, instruction on knots, and up close camera considerations during demonstration. Instant subscribe

Natural born teacher. You have no idea how inspiring you are. Thanks for what you do.

Thanks for using hi viz cord so we can see it good video and thanks for the content

I did this configuration today (it was snowing on and off, in May!). The lower point into the wind. Note that since the poncho is rectangular, the shelter is asymetrical. I am only 5ft 7in and I pretty much filled the shelter. To stay out of heavy rain I might have to curl up a bit. I was able to use my stove inside the shelter since one can sit up at the high side. Good explanation and demonstration as always!

That was so well demonstrated. What great lessons you are sharing here with all of us. Thank you so much sir 🙏❤️

That ring knife brought me back to my paperboy days.

All these wonderful tarp shelters that would leave you soaked if there is any wind with the rain.

Nice use of a twine cutter...have not seen one of those in ages. I like the idea for cutting paracord. Thanks for sharing

You are a tremendous resource of vitally important information and necessary skills. The kind and thoughtful way you present is also terrific. Much appreciated!

Awesome teacher. Show and demonstrate makes for easy understanding. Thanks for sharing

Best poncho shelter I have seen so far....Thank you for your video.

You are the best with no BS videos! Thanks from a newbie aged 73

Awesome. Have learned so mutch great things by watching your videos. 🤘

I recently happened upon your channel when I was looking for instructions on setting up my ORC Industries Poncho that I just pulled out from storage. It's in great condition, no tears or holes and still has the specs and wash instructions on it. Watching you show how easy it is to setup one of these bad boys for shelter is awesome and makes me wanna get outdoors. Your channel is a hidden gem and I'm looking forward to more as I delve into your older videos to learn more!

It's all good and you always make it look so easy. Thank you!

This was a step back in time for me. Great vid

Love this set up... And I just bought a new poncho so this is the set up project for my next trip in the woods 🌲🔥🌳

Great instruction. Not a lot of yapping. Good camera work. Well done!

Nicely done video! Poncho provides good protection in that configuration. I like the bedding you used.

Thank you for this clear, concise, no-B.S. video. Your shelter kit is just the ticket. I keep one in the trunk of my car. Again, thank you for this video.

I like this shelter a lot more than the double tarp with open ends you put up another place. The poncho shelter is great and gets a like :)

Great shelter option for the poncho. On all my hikes my poncho and woobie go into my pack along with other essentials. The Prusik knot is invaluable. On hammock trips I use a $3+ hank of rope from Walmart for a centerline with 550 Prusiks anchoring each tarp end on the centerline and, brother, they don't go anywhere, even in high winds. Great skills with the knots, Corporal! I sincerely hope you had a great Memorial Day and Happy Father's Day, too! From one veteran to another, thank you for your service.

Was showing our kids some basic tent setups for hiking and using poncho's (giving them each enough information to do what works for them) when we stumbled on your videos. Great instructional here, we really liked how well you explained everything and the time you took to do so, please keep these coming. Thanks!

Nice! That's my go-to for field expedient shelter, but I learned it as a ranger diamond. I never thought to tie up the hood like that. I always roll and tuck it. Thanks!

This is good to know info, I love the attention to detail on the knots. It's hard to beat Uncle Sam's stuff for versatility and ruggedness. I spent some time in the Army, you learn what you need and don't need. I really like this style of shelter ( plow point ), with the poncho or tarp over more conventional types. Thanks for sharing

Another great revisit. Always a pleasure seeing your instructional videos.

Great demonstration of the knots used for this set up.

Thanks again, Corporal, I’d almost forgotten about that ring knife

This may be the best bushcraft instructional channel on the Tube. Always good stuff and something to learn!

@recall5811

7 жыл бұрын

Share my channel with others, thanks for the support

That is an impressive looking shelter! Well done and good tips, thank you.

This was a Great video! I like how you showed how to do the knots. In the early 1970s I took & completed the trail to Eagle Scout that included Pioneering Merit Badge, but I never learned the Truckers Hitch, the Jam knot or the Prussick. Thanks for your demos. MadrasMark/aka/MidOregon Mark

Excellent video. Very informative and done in a very engrossing way. Thanks for sharing your knowledge with us.

I still carry the poncho but have not made it into a shelter yet, I like the way you set it up, looks like plenty room for a man to survive. Going to set mine up and try it for a night and see how it works out. Thanks for the time to show that too me.

I'm just starting out with bushcraft and liked the nice simple and slow explanation of the knots, many thanks

Once again theboss is at work. I always look forward to you and your sight full skills and builds brother. You are awesome

Love the poncho tent. One time me and 2 buddys made a A-frame one with floar out of 3 poncho's, fire in front and ur in heaven

@jamesozment1

4 жыл бұрын

You and 2 buddy's shared the same tent? I would have slept on the hot coals instead or maybe in another zipcode far away from 2 dudes willing to cuddle in a tiny tent.

I always learn something new from your blocks of instruction. Thank you

Great video. I always carry 2 ponchos and a liner in my EDC/BOB. These things have a ton of uses.

Oldie but a goodie! Great content.

Once again, thanks for your video and for your service. I keep a military poncho in my rig at all times. It is a cheap way of keeping some kind of raingear with me on my travels that I can count on. This instruction reinforced my decision to buy a surplus poncho and keep it with me. Thanks for the directions on how to create a temporary shelter using my poncho. Your instructions are clear, concise, and well documented with the video. You are an excellent teacher, sir. I particularly enjoy the kit list at the beginning of each lesson and it's a critical component of good instruction.

@recall5811

8 жыл бұрын

+David Thompson Thank you for the continued support

@wiebenijenhuis1825

5 жыл бұрын

In the netherlands we use way smaller ponchos

Just a remark about the fern: fern attracts ticks like a magnet. I had lyme disease twice (no fun...) and stay away from fern when I rest somewhere or try not to walk through a field of fern.

Awesome demonstration. Thank you.

by far, the best poncho shelter set up and demo on y/t

Looks great, awesome project for a chill, out in the woods hike. Nothing to do with the military though. No grunt will ever spend his dear time tinkering with the perfect slope or the perfect knots to tie up his basha....

Straigt forward and on point. I like your structured way of teaching. Thx

Never seen this config before, thanks and will try it out.

Thanks for your generosity...outstanding!

Makes a good fort for the kids in the living room. While dad gets to practice shelter building! Lol

Worth watching - let alone the information on knots. I might try that one day for fun - but I usually use a simple evenk hitch followed by a taut tarp hitch to get my ridgeline set up. Then using prusiks for the eyelets to get the tension on. Maybe a matter of taste and/or routine, yet most things can be done just by knowing these three knots alone. Thanks for sharing!

Fantastic! There's a lot of good knot knowledge in this one

Great piece of kit, I used mine as a bivvy bag a tarp over a hammock and even a poncho

Cpl. Kelly, Your demos are outstanding. Thank you for the effort! SL

@recall5811

8 жыл бұрын

+SL's Prepping and Survival Thank you for the views.

Excellent tutorial! Thanks for the info.

Clear and concise - kudos!

I am terrible with learning knots. Yet I can make great king cobra paranoid bracelets. I wove one with fishing tackle in it. Weights and the hook line combos you can buy. This tent configuration seems like you get the most out of the poncho.

Great show! Thanks for the share. I will be practicing this

Great video! I really like how you show how to do the knots!

Very good setting, I'll try it next time I go to the wood. Thank you

"Oldschool gear is NOT obsolete." Coming from the guy who sold me on the LC-2 system for bushcraft, that makes it twice as true. Great video, corporal!

@recall5811

8 жыл бұрын

+Maxime Boileau hope it works for you. thanks again

love the way, you´re explaining it. good videos!! thx.

Excellent video. Well done. Thank you all your effort

Nice set up.I like the way you have the opening out from the tree. Easier getting in and out. Nice hook knife also. Thanks

Thanks once again for this video. I see that the last time I responded my response was to a different video, instead of this one. This video is excellent and deserves its own response. I have bookmarked it and will review it periodically so that I will remember it. Thank you!

@recall5811

6 жыл бұрын

Thank you. Please share it with others and thanks for watching

Old school gear rides in my truck daily. That ring knife is a great piece of gear,for when your hands are full! Nice video sir!

Thanks for showing the knots.

OUTSTANDING!!

I really appreciate your bringing this information to us. Some of it is refresher information, but there is also unique information that I haven't heard before. Thanks very much for your efforts! I particularly liked the ALICE information.

My new favorite poncho set up. Thanks.

@recall5811

8 жыл бұрын

+Adam Jacob Sweet thanks

Great job showing the useful knots. Looks great.

You probably don't read reviews from so far back,but I decided to catch up on some of your older vids . I am in the process of showing my grandkids some of these life skills hoping to get them out of the house more. My 5 year old is doing pretty good, but his 10 year old brother doesn't mind pappy doing the work for him.

thank you sir. this was very informative.

When cutting and burning cordage, consider first lightly burning the part of the cordage in the spot where you intend to cut it. Singe first, then cut and you will have a much cleaner cut without fraying. The final touch of the lighter on the cut ends will then give you a nice and even molten bead that needs no shaping with the fingers.

Great camp. Greetings from KZ.

The old Great Northern snow shed at Wellington renamed Tye, WA, I used to drive by above on Hwy-2 on a daily basis.

Great Video ! And a great shelter for a Day Pack ! Also the low key colors you will blend in and nobody will know you are there ! Thank you for the video ! tjl

Learned a lot from your videos .Keep them coming.

Out F@!King standing. You have a great teaching style. I am going to steal it.

Nice one. Glad I still have one

A really excellent video. Thank you very much.

Can you imagine that the swiss army knife shown in the beginning is classified as an illegal to carry weapon in Germany, because you can open and close it with one hand and the knife locks itself in position once opened.

Perfect, last configuration looks very confortable..well done..Regards...

Great video,thanks for making these. Very informative.

Outstanding!!

Great demo!!! I like its simplicity, quick and effective. Moz...

Outstanding.

You sir are a true teacher a man among men 👍

great video, very interesting, informative and useful. Thanks for posting.

Corporal Kelly, As a retired/disabled vet who has spent many years in wilderness environments and teach such skills/classes locally myself, l would like to commend you in your very concise, thorough and no BS videos. Even though you often give instructions on many things with which I may already be familiar, I still pick up tips and alternative ideas which positively reinforce my knowledge base. For that, a big thumbs up. My question is about the ring-worn cutting device, which is new to me. Please advise. Thanks much and UhRah!

@recall5811

8 жыл бұрын

+Boomer Taylor Thank you for the comments. It is appreciated. Google Handy Twine Knife. I will do a review soon. Thank again

@rajeevprabhu6722

4 жыл бұрын

In many parts of the world, this ring-knife is an agriculture tool used for plucking/harvesting grapes, chillies, ladyfingers... flowers. Yes, it can be used as a handy EDC or survival tool also!

Excellent info. Thank you

top notch as always my friend 😇 blessings and thanks again for everything you do 😇