5 Survival Knots: All you need to survive in the wild w/ Hazen Audel 

Mister Jones agreed! Love the bight through and over. Genius!!

Frank Rizzo Thanks again and I agree. Excellent habit to acquire! I Use it in the house, garage, boat and car. Also, use it on long cords I need to shorten. Wet/dry vacs, once done simply turn the Lid over Then Use the plastic bag for a quick store. And Electrical extension cords, too. On my 100’ I put one on each end. 👉🏽 That second one I learned out of necessity in construction, You Guys know what I’m talking about. Tripping over loose cords while 😇 carrying a load of shit just ain’t no fun. I put a magic nail in the wall and hang The damn thing up off the floor For a much cleaner work job. I prefer that to The daisy chain my brother uses. Just a note; I won’t use a cord over 100’ WITHOUT 👈🏾 A shut off switch, Preferably with a GFI. You can easily make one From parts from a Home Depot I always keep the cords Sisal, nylon or electrical as straight as possible! Helps keep equipment In good repair and It increases the life. It’s a key in safety‼️

+James Scarbrough Thanks for the comment James!

SuperRickyjenkins Agreed! Nice job on this one Hazen.

Dan Turrisi thank you!!

That is a terrible way to store small cord. It introduces a LOT of twists into the cord. You want to store it in a hank not in a twisted coil like that. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-7hRWSdJVcfk.html

ok!!

+Tyrion Lannister I don't have any videos on that subject at this point other than what you might see from Survive the Tribe and the new series coming out this January. New name of the new series is yet to be released - Hazen

+Sportology Have you by chance done any work in Iquitos Peru?

Tyrion Lannister

Outdoors is the natural element which means with nature.

and rain, it always finds a way in those tentless tarps.

I know,, its just how i learned and remembered

+James Lee Yep, it's a Kabar!

Awesome, thank you.

Tom Harding Tree ROOTS bro.

usually at a hardware store

@@hazenaudel6146 Yeah Sherlock. I meant that particular tarp. But thanks for answering as no one else cared enough to

+John Weller - I know. That's because it's Hazen ... but it's right. You can come out of the hole and around the tree or down the hole and around a root or something... Doing the later just makes it "upside down." It still works as a bowline. It just doesn't look like how we're used to because you need to mentally flip it over.

+John Weller ...well John please don't get me wrong, but you know it sounds a little funny trying to correct Hazen at least before you show the whole world like he did time after time, that you can easily set a durable shelter in any rainforest, or desert, one day and next one setting another one, rock solid in arctic -48 Celsius bellow zero, after you have fall into a frozen river, tying the knots with huge gloves on, IN NO TIME and making the shelter stands whole night with no problem while the arctic wind outside could easily lift up a ...CAR !!!!!!, same time taking care and driving to the herd a huge reindeer ! Next morning he had caught in his (wrong set?) trap an arctic white grouse !!!!! Sorry but first you have to prove at least some out of these in real life (we don't really expect you to catch sharks with the canoe you made by your self, or to climb up a huge tree with no equipment at all to get a hive, and then withstand thousands of wild African bees sting you, ...or, ...or) then make your achievements well known to the public worldwide and not just referring to the theory of the knots through the net and then it wouldn't sound so funny trying to correct Hazen, it's only my opinion only and I really say it in a friendly way, that's what's my impression after all.

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+John Weller - it's correct, just tied upside down (which doesn't matter).

It's called a 'heaving bowline' . Sailors make a slip knot in the standing line first, throw the working end around a post, thread working end thru the slip knot loop an pull----i love it

+doug “bearcountryhiker” nc - Did Hazen say a tent is "stupid" ? hehe. You know, having traveled with Hazen a lot, even when we have tents, he does prefer sleeping under the stars with a random tarp handy incase it rains. Love it.