@John O - Are you fullpol?

@JRobertson wut

Just joined the group. I don't know if someone is already hosting a discussion on tracking, animal field dressing, shelter building, etc, but that is my field.

Also, is there anybody in this group interested in buying land to practice these skills?

@jaybird1#1419 check out the <#322712657973215233> channel

Thanks, will do

@jaybird1 if your in the upper Midwest I have land we can practice on, I am also a ranger moderator, welcome to the server!

@Brandon Ironside- ND , yes, I'm in Wisconsin. I'm hoping to set up a survival retreat and confidence building courses. I'm ex CB Navy, but I have extensive experience in long range shooting, medicinals, shelter building and primitive fire.

@jaybird1 Great, I would be interested in talking with you more about that, and making it a reality. You should write up a plan and post it in the ranger discussion channel, we can discuss the class curriculum , and see how many people would be interested in attending!

@Brandon Ironside- ND Great, will do. How many acres do you have available? I'm thinking 3 acre obstacle course, 300 yard firing range, and additional 10 acres for foraging, shelter building, etc. My goal is to establish a 10 man group of long range shooters.

fash the nation is the best alt right pod cast imo

@everyone anyone here good as sewing?

I'm alright at it

What's up

I'm ok as well. Whatcha need.

Only humans

My fiancee is

Im decent at it, not a pro for sure but I can do it pretty well

I can sew

I fix and restore antiques I'll try a do some pictures of good over all tools to have and cleaning products to use

Geez. Literally just started doing today what Brandon posted in articles. The mivehind is real.

Right down to the 1000 lb goal, categories of self improvement, and weekly tracking goals

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I ❤️ siggytism

😃

I sew a bit

Hey can we create a sales/marketing channel?

https://m.youtube.com/watch?t=1576s&v=XExSaPJnOIQ

Excellent video!!

http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2017-10-10/home-depot-panicked-over-millennials-forced-host-tutorials-using-tape-measures-hamme

haha totally on point

That's good for business!

I teach myself a ton of stuff online. Youtube taught me how to sew, crochet, iron... A ton of stuff my mom probably learned from my grandmother but never found the inclination to pass on. Is it the same for men?

The time you could have been helping your dad in the garage was when you were at soccer practice

My husband has to use YouTube for some things.

I need to learn to sew

I def use and recommend YouTube tutorials for lots of crafty things.

Also I feel like I know how to use a tape measure.... But do I?

@Deleted User I got into sewing so I could make/modify Hunting/Military/Tactical Gear. Let me know if you need any help. Heres an Uzi chest rig I made after i couldnt find anything i wanted to buy. You can pick up old quality sewing machines on craigslist for super cheap, adjust for inflation the model I bought cost 2,000 dollars in the 40's I picked mine up for 50 bucks, works great.

@Cait_Bradshaw - MA my pops didn't slack on passing knowledge down to me and my brothers. He taught us how to build a house from ground up, how to work on cars and small engine repair, we had a tobacco farm growing up and when my dad was home we weren't far off.
I don't have any sisters so my mom taught us how to cook, do laundry, sew, child care and other things women traditionally do, so we would be prepared for the world.

My dad even prepared us for the JQ. My dad is so awesome. Haha