10 Bushcraft Hacks with a Piece of Rope in Your Pocket!

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• BA

  @baconcommander4643 · 10 months ago

  It never ceases to amaze me how many things you can do if you have a knife, cordage and know a few simple knots.

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• JA

  @jackvoss5841 · 4 days ago

  Thank you. &nbsp;Good ideas.<br>Courtesy Of Half Vast Flying

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  @Rareone167 · 10 months ago

  If you&apos;ve never seen this man&apos;s videos then your at a loss. He and his affiliates are exceptional. Thank you.....

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• JO

  @JohnH.Winstead · 9 months ago

  Rope, one of the most underrated piece of gear.

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• JO

  @Joinordie718 · 10 months ago

  Major Andrew this was an excellent demonstration of what &nbsp;improvisation can do with a simple piece of cordage 🇺🇸👍

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• NI

  @nickiekovaleski2734 · 8 months ago

  I ❤ your videos <br>Your Knowledge and Skills with everything you are Teaching us will come in handy now and in the event of a Natural Disaster Situation <br>Thank You for sharing your Valuable Tips &amp; Much Appreciated <br>Keep up the Great Work

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• MR

  @Mr.Matchingsocks · 10 months ago

  The usefulness of a hank of rope 👌

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• RO

  @robertharris3577 · 10 months ago

  It’s not Sunday without Ranger survival and field craft I always learn something new and today it was carrying the ax on your belt with the sharpened away from you. Great tip. Thanks Andrew. Stay safe.

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• PE

  @peterbogart4531 · 10 months ago

  Sir, the blanket bundle carried within a Tier 1 bivy strapped on the back somewhere and not abandoned could have saved the life of a British SAS trooper who died from hypothermia on the Bravo Two Zero mission in frigid winter in northern Iraq. &nbsp;The 4-pound woolen British blanket is likely not as formidable as the regulation sleeping bag, but is a probably handier mission asset. &nbsp;The right bivy with at least one Zippo warmer can help preserve toes from frostbite and subsequent amputation. &nbsp;One blanket per each stick’s Airborne Ranger are comfort multiplied. &nbsp;TY again, Sir.

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• UN

  @UnitedStates_I.R.I.E · 9 months ago

  Andrew🇺🇸 is one of the best Survivalist products knowledge person on YouTube.

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• DO

  @doubled3983 · 10 months ago (edited)

  Hello from Oklahoma! Good Stuff! You must have known my scout master in 1975. Ha! &nbsp;He made sure all of us had an 8 ft. piece of 550 in our pockets. Thanks for the refresher! Thanks for all You Do! God Bless!

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• PA

  @paul7754 · 9 months ago

  Nice! The most useful techniques IMO were the binding (it&apos;s the hangman&apos;s noose in reverse technique - don&apos;t know official name) of the saw to the stick and the lark&apos;s head cinch used for binding the blanket - that was slick! The simple loop for carrying a bundle (wood) was also useful. Rangers lead the way!

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