Survival Saws
59K views · Nov 22, 2013 · Education
Comments · 64
@gunterpatee4963 · 9 years ago
Mors is the man, baby.
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@bradcampbell7253 · 7 years ago
he is a national treasure.
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@rayk5785 · 7 years ago
Thank you for your knowledge. Your words are golden my friend.
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@skookum_87 · 12 years ago
Please one day show a belt for carrying the saw blade.<br><br>Thank-you all for the videos you provide.
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@manwithbeers · 12 years ago
Another great video discussion on bushcraft tools. I always enjoys Mors' take on equipment and methods. I've been following his writings since the early 80's when he wrote articles in the Wilderness Education Magazines which I still treasure in my literature collection. Never had the opportunity to take a course but maybe someday.
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@hoz49 · 12 years ago
Thanks for all the great information Mors. The GODFATHER of survival knowledge.
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@Helpersandextras238 · 7 years ago
Thank you Mors Kochanski. You have such a wealth of useful knowledge. I had no idea you have written that many books. I definitely love the laplander folding saw and usually its all I need but there are times when a buck saw is extra useful.
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@brutalbrital · 12 years ago
love this gentleman very knowledgeable and informative thx
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@jeffreyleighton916 · 5 years ago
RE survival situations: He notes the benefits of a good sleeping bag vs the need/energy to build a big enough fire to stay alive twice in this video. A few lbs of down makes survival easier than the weight of an axe and saw combined -which he advocates for. I appreciate his emphasis on survival in general not just the best gear, in a consumerist sort of way.
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@paulwastaken · 12 years ago
Mr Kochanski... another very informational video, thank you. I would love to see you back in the field, doing bushcraft, rather than talking about the tools of bushcraft. I understand the tools are obviously important, but watching you build a shelter or so forth would no doubt be much more informational, and possibly more enticing to your viewers... please don't take that the wrong way, I just know (from watching many archival videos of your work that) you have so much more to offer... regardless I really enjoy these videos... I just feel you are in your element when actually building something. All the best, from one of your biggest fans. Paul.
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@DarkWoodsCabin · 12 years ago
Impressive collection of saws! I carry a 24" bucksaw on my pack, and a 32" in my car.
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@iwantosavemoney · 12 years ago
thank you for the great information.
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