Mark Vandal
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Fuck gavin. Sodomy free rally
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@Erika make beer manly again
@Bjorn_Sigheim - GA I like my beer like I like my women, from the wheat fields and blonde
I do enjoy tits yes @Bjorn_Sigheim - GA
@Erika oh god what's he sing?
@Deleted User I get off work around 9. Should be home by 9:30 or 9:45
We still doing a chat tonight
Hello goyim and welcome to the outdoorsman channel! I am Mark Vandal and I will be one of your outdoorsman experts. I have spent a good deal of my life outdoors and have extensive survival training in jungles, mountains, deserts, forests, and snow all courtesy of the military. Ask and I will try my best to deliver. I am working on some basic start up guides to prepare you for the worst and just have fun in the great outdoors
Pack:
mil surpluss alice pack
foam bed roll
1 man scout tent
1 pair of cammies
1 pair of jungle boots kept close by pack
3 skivie rolls (more on these later)
1 beanie
1 shemage (multiple uses)
550 cord
headlamp w/ extra bateries and red lense capabilites
1 cammo tarp
1 poncho liner
water purification tablits
camelbak
canteen cup
rifle cleaning kit
Fire Starterkit:
theres so many things you can do with this and everyone has their preferance. i will make a more dedicated post on this at a later date
in my pack: a lighter
9 volt battery and steel wool
food: 3 feild striped MREs
i have tailored my pack for a more evasive purpose. if i have to get out of dodge and dissapear into the woods i stay gone for a bit. thats why i have my old woodland cammies, red lense, etc. nothing bright, nothing that sticks out
my weapons belt:
6 fully loaded mags
1 bayonet (sounds larpey but ive used this exact knife in survival situations and it works, I already had one and didn't want to spend more money)
first aid kit. made up of stuff i brought home form my kit in the military
i dont have a dedicated filter in my pack cause i can make one out of things i can find in the forest ill make a post on how to make one of these. i can boil in my canteen cup if need be. im not going to carry a pot around with me.
Skivie Roll
1 pair of boot socks (NOT COTTON)
t shirt in the middle
underwear (compression shorts have never failed me)
pull end of sock onto each side
@Lebens i have a pack of purification tablets in my first aid kit as well.
This is a good starter book. Lots of great info on here. But you can't just read this and expect to be able to do it, you have to go out and actually practice these things. I'm not suggesting you go out in the woods Bear Grylls style. Don't do that lol. But you can make a fire, tie knots, build a shelter, make a water filter out of sand and charcoal all in your back yard if you can or go out camping for the week end and try out some things
Ah, almost forgot the most important item. Baby wipes. Good for cleaning weapons and body. You're not gonna want to use leaves for wiping your ass. I've done this, you don't want this
@Lebens lol no. I've heard of people having those in their kits but I wouldn't recommend it. Most gun shot wounds are gonna be bigger than that. I have combat gauze in mine. But normal gauze to pack the wound is fine.
That's one of those things that when I hear people bring up in forums I roll my eyes.
Thought he was talking about literal tampons. Some people unironically have those in their kit
What I have.
@Louis Loire - NY it is great stuff. I've got more than I know what to do with cause I saved all my first aid stuff from the military.
@Yuma County tag koba in that one if he joins
I've got so much knowledge I want to lay down but I don't want to overwhelm people
When are we going live?
@Louis Loire - NY poncho liner is love. Poncho liner is life
Sleep with mine every night.
This nigg at my work pronounces carbs curbs
@Louis Loire - NY dude no shit. It was always the perfect temperature. Bay far the best piece of gear I was ever issued
@Louis Loire - NY first step, turn on the gas. Gonna want that oven real hot folks
@Phillip Wiglesworth - FL that is what I was issued as of less than a year and half ago
Don't pop it for starters. Blister treatment 101
I'm gonna start compiling videos and guides for you guys and pin them here. We will start with something very basic but very useful. How to start a fire which I'll get to sometime tonight or tomorrow morning.
@Louis Loire - NY that's something I never even considered for my bag. Mole skin.
Rest in pepperoni
Ok I got a question. My truck makes a click noise every 20 -25 seconds. Ice timed it. Don't matter if I'm sitting there idling or driving but it happenes at those times. Sounds like it's coming from the engine compartment.
That sound like anything to you. I'm broke so I'm afraid to bring it in.
This is my life
Ford ranger 6 cylinder
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@Yuma County yeah happens between 20-25 seconds no matter what
The ethno state is gonna have the best food and the best built stuff
@โกClarkโก their mowers never failed me lol
@Nova could do both. Wild plants in outdoorsman. Others in gardening
Willow bark= aspirin
Lets start with a basic camp fire. so you and your normie friends (if youve still got any by this point) decide to go camping.
But oh no! None of the men are worth a damn and they dont know how to start a camp fire. Well fear not cause your fashy ass is there to save the day as usual
By he end of this period of instuction youll be roasting hot dogs or commie books in no time.
First, saftey. Have some kind of water source, bucket of sand, or a shovel to put it out close by. Antifa tears are my go to choice
Clear your fire bed. Kick away everything till you only have dirt a good way around it, make it bigger than your fire. Gather your stones and what not if you got em and make a circle where you want your fire
You've got 4 basic types to start with
Now I personally have only ever used two of these, the teepee and the log cabin, and I only ever really use the teepee tbh fam
When building the fire, you want 3 parts: tinder, kindeling, and fuel. Starting from small and getting larger
Tinder. no youre not swiping right patrolling thots, your lighting this on fire. It needs to be small and fine. Dry Grass/ leaves, wood chips, tiny twigs, some pine needles. Whip out that pocket knife (why are you camping without one) and shave off some small shavings
Now you start building it up. You got your real small tinder in the middle very loosely packed (oxygen is key) and you start adding some slightly bigger tinder, then slightly bigger, so on and so on
Commie propaganda works great as well rip that paper up real small
Now add your kindeling. These are gonna be your medium sized stuff. Normal medium sticks, bark, etc. Go for about the size a pencil, working your way up slightly bigger and slightly bigger all the way around in the shape of a teepee
second picture from biggest to smallest. fuel, bigger kindeling/smaller fuel, smaller kindeling, tinder
Then the fuel wood. this is your bigger stuff now. about the size of your fourearm and wrist. As with the kindeling and tinder smaller to larger. No logs yet that when youve got this thing hot and roaring then you can starting pushing them in from the sides
@Deleted User i never have. but if you got some saw dust thats a good start but you want something more solid
Doesn't matter the kind of fire the basics remain the same
this is like any kind of skill you need practice. but once you get good at it youll never forget it. if this isnt autistic enough. you cna find videos online. go do your googles
If you don't like the way I formatted this or have suggestions let me know
@Deleted User different styles have different purposes. We can get into different survival fires sometime like fires in holes and how to build one on wetlands and snow. I always preferred teepee. It's simple, easy and quick.
@Thomas Morrow that's the one. Forgot the name
Good for windy conditions and for concealing light
I never get to go camping anymore. Miss it
You spend your whole life outdoors when you get to that point where you can no longer find the time it sucks
dixie was supposed to have a trip comming up but i havnt heard much of it in a few weeks
same just different name
What kind of things are y'all curious about? If you have any requests or suggestions on lessons let us know
Never done it. While camping we would throw a big log on when we went to bed and in the morning we would get it going again with the coals. In a survival situations we would have a watch rotation to feed it. Never bothered to make that
I'm going to work on some campfire cooking lessons. Is that something y'all would be interested in or would that be a topic for cooking
Don't poke holes in the foil. You want it sealed tight. Just un wrap and a poke them if they aren't done re wrap it and stick it back in
I don't like cabbage. You can put anything you want in it tbh
Pork tenderloin
Fuck. Now I'm hungry again
What's yalls favorite marinades?
@Joseph McCarthy - NJ those are a give in. Got a bunch in my bug out
But you'll run out at some point if it's long term survival
Which is where practical skills cone in handy
I always went by 30ยฐ
Baked asparagus is the best
sorry i havent posted much. im very preoccupied with IE stuff but i will try to post when i can
Will do. I wish I had pictures of the one I made in the mountains it was cool as hell
Had to sleep in that thing and almost froze my ass off
Eh. Im from Florida. Hurricanes aren't that big a deal. Bug in is a legit option unless you're close to water or it's a really fuck off storm like Andrew or Katrina
These idiots at my work talking about how all the water in the store is cleaned out. They're laughing saying they'll just buy gatoraid. Then saying survival of the fittest. They're both fat fucks for one and you can't cook food with gatoraid.
@Zyzz hunker down
Bug in is the more legit option 9 times out of 10
I had to bug out last year. The big hurricane that came through Florida came right over me and I lived by the ocean. I was gonna bug in but my buddy in the guard told me it was gonna,be bad and told me to get out. I woke up at 4 am the next morning to beat traffic while the hurricane was starting coming in. Grabbed my bag and my rifle and dipped out to a location inland
My whole area,flooded so I'm glad I got out.
I'm currently prepping for the storm down here. When I have all my stuff ready I'll post it here. Waiting for a case of MREs I got on the way
Amazon. If you're just now ordering them hurry.
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