found these on youtube...

[jontok]

I haven't seen the ones with the tarpshelter designs yet, but I liked the ones where he shows his kit's...

http://www.youtube.com/profile_videos?user=seanmulhall&p=r

these are also interresting (especially the one where he cooks a pigeon...simple and easy:thumbup

http://www.youtube.com/profile_videos?user=gawletap&p=r

enjoy!

-jontok

 

[TwinBlade]

Great videos! Just goes to show what a little bit of simplistic and common sense thinking can really accomplish.

 

[shotgunner11]

Thanks for the links.

 

[siguy]

cool links.

that pigeon meal looks neat but it seems awefully small to me...i guess in a survival situation you'll take what you can get but i would want a few pigeon's worth of meat... he did a good job of cooking it though.

 

[baldtaco-II]

I've not watched them all 'cos they were killing me: one guy in some retro-Lincoln green-pubic blanket-Robbin Hood-friar's outfit, dunno what he's up to but I'm thinking sandals and a SERE from a nunnery, ... the other guy, with batman belt looking like a tinker on a sponsored walk, tells me he doesn't take a coat 'cos of his trusty poncho, and attempts to conceal his ignorance about knives by repeating "it's good".

I might pin them all us as one big vid a bit later.

 

[jontok]

I personally like the hobo-stove the second guy had (not the setup he uses for the pigeon.) I allso liked to see the way he prepaired/cooked the bird. Nice snak for the road

when it comes to the first guy, I liked his bushcraft-stick and also his small cooking-setup.

Am currently looking into different ways of cooking in the wild, without making an open fire, as that is not allowed here during the summertime.

-jontok