Mors Kochanski Survival Kit - Suspended Super Shelter!

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A Suspended Mors Kochanski Super Shelter and Bush Pot Survival Kit!
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@alf3553 2 года назад

I hope everyone gets out on December 5 to honour Mors by just being out in the forest & maybe having a coffee. 🔥🇨🇦

@voodoosausage4137 2 года назад

I’m sure Mors would be delighted you’re building on his advice rather than canonising it and never updating it. Nice job dude!

@hiddenwoodsben 2 года назад

he even said that, i don't know in which book it was again, when he talked about zirks (ferrorods).

@ogi22 Год назад

@@hiddenwoodsben We are standing on the shoulders of those who came before us. That's why we can get higher and see further. I agree, Mors would be delighted :)

@hiddenwoodsben Год назад

@@ogi22 i wholeheartedly agree

@TheSaneHatter 2 года назад

The "Super Shelter" concept has become so expansive, and so varied in its applications, that it probably deserves its own, standalone book or survival course by now. It's gone well beyond just being a subset of Kochanski's teachings.

@richardjackson7110 2 года назад

Having had Mors as an Instructor he was most assuredly knowledgeable and paid homage to the 1t Nations people who had taught him up in the far North. He made those models for up to 4 and that group was in tshirts while the fire was up. Good memories thx

@chevelless7261 2 года назад

Great video and nice way to be off the ground....Freedom for all people...

@gummy1188 2 года назад

Honestly, I've found that adding an ordinary household spoon to a kit is important. It's durable, doesn't take up much space, and its shape and mouthfeel will be familiar to you, which is a psychological plus in my opinion.

@maxpinson5002 2 года назад

The average eating utensils weigh practically nothing and it beats trying to carve something all to hell. If you're on a leisurely car camping trip, I guess trying out your whittling skills might be alright. I like to have ready made useable utensils and rope and medical items at hand and ready to use immediately and not have to improvise something, especially during an emergency. One should learn the skills to improvise things, but not solely rely on carving a cup or finding medicinal plants when you're ill

@FRANK-qv7wg 2 года назад

Great vid on adding to Mors Kochanski survival kit. Mors was known for “the more you know the less you carry” His super shelter was brilliant for the boreal forest winter survival.

@JH-6 2 года назад

Every kit, even Mors', can and should be tweaked depending on the expectation and experiences of the survivor. As always you make an entertaining and educational video. Cannot wait to see this kit in action. Thanks for sharing

@EnduranceRoom 2 года назад

Nice job on the mattress! I like the insulation you added.

@johnburgin7478 2 года назад

Leaf debris should definitely help . Good tribute to Mors . Thanks for bringing us along . Have a good one

@Jaden48108 2 года назад

Really cool Mors Kochanski adaptation.

@KT_survival 2 года назад

It's so good to see the legacy of the legendary Mors Kochanski. His Super Shelter concept is really brilliant, can be adapted and evolve in time. Thank you Andrew, Mors would be proud and happy!

@corleyoutdoors2887 2 года назад

Each video is getting better and better Major. Thank you for your efforts to give us survival knowledge.

@urbanoutdoors3112 2 года назад

Can’t wait to try this design. Bring on the cold !!!

@ReasontoLiveAdventures 2 года назад

That’s an ideal modification to the super shelter. Outstanding instruction as as always. 🤙

@cindyjean3208 2 года назад

The ingenuity of man never ceases to amaze me!!! Excellent content… love your videos…always learn something new… Looking forward to those outdoor winter videos incorporating this raised bed/super shelter… Thanks for taking us along on your adventures… they are a blessing to me… 🙏🏻🥰

@markpoore3260 2 года назад

I went to a karamat class about 15 yrs ago and mors taught us the super shelter it got down to 15 below zero at night and stayed around 60-65 degrees during the day and 50s at night with a long big fire 3 paces away mors loved big fires

@fukemnukem1525 2 года назад

That shelter idea was absolutely awesome. Love that idea. Thanks for all of the education. Love this channel.

@mountaineer5596 2 года назад

A great super shelter! The best I’ve seen yet.

@johnkline5930 2 года назад

Great job Andrew!!! Awesome class on the super shelter upgrade and MKs 2 kilo survival kit! I heard something about winter survival training…Do I sense something fun on the horizon? I can’t wait to see more! Keep up the Fire!!!

@Xtreme808machine 2 года назад

adding leaves to the bag is a great idea!!! thanks for sharing!

@eriktaylor5704 Год назад

Improve, adapt, and overcome. I respect all the work Mors has done for survival and bushcrafting, but I also appreciate the adaptations made by practitioners like yourself. As advances in technology and materials present themselves, it is only right that these are consider.

@brandyhouston2105 2 года назад

No there's nothing wrong with me, I just watched this video again and liked it again. Thanks for making the video.

@lloydh1100 2 года назад

Great use of modern materials for a quick and easy shelter! Thanks for sharing!

@user-nl5wj1hi4p 23 дня назад

We need more people like this guy in the world, i cant tell hes a legit bad ass! Thanks for your service, as i assume you served in Americas military! Id love to be able to hang with this guy, but his you tube videos will suffice..

@peterott9162 Год назад

Mors would be happy that his shelters are still being utilized and upgraded with respect. Great content brother!

@truckerenoch8824 Год назад

One thing I suggest for bushmen over 40 who wear glasses, is a 10× jewelers loop. Just a cheap plastic one that will fit around your eye, hands free (about $4). For removing slivers, reading tiny print, starting fires, or any other tasks that require more vision than your standard glasses can afford you. I carry one daily and have 1 in my truck, car, bug out bag and edc kit.

@travisodr6393 2 года назад

Great, down, and dirty video. Lots of great information, looking forward to the winter survival video.

@prostarmansd 2 года назад

I slept in one of these almost identical to this and it was hot! It was negative 20F and I had to strip down to my base layer. Pretty darn awesome stuff! Thanks for the video!

@ofrddriftr 2 года назад

I have no idea how I had not came across you earlier, but I will now be binge watching your videos.

@RangerSurvivalandFieldCraft 2 года назад

Welcome!

@JJ-JOHNSON 2 года назад

Sweet shelter Andrew.

@Christopher-cu7yc 2 года назад

Great video..can you make one on a concealment shelter? One hidden incase others are walking thru the area.

@maryhairy1 2 года назад

Love this! Great way to have a suspended bed instead of a hammock, unless the bin liners tear, which would be a disaster!

@garyjohnson4608 2 года назад

Outstanding video, as always !

@Wdstroud 2 года назад

Love this kit. Your add ons are great.Thank you.

@josephdixon1827 2 года назад

What you have done has convinced me that I was right for lightening my load. Thanks brotherman. " Semper Fi!"

@RandallPreiser 2 года назад

Nice job. Enhancements seem to be a natural evolution of the technology of survival. I believe Mors would be pleased with your contributions. I know I am also inspired to be thinking in this regard myself. Thanks for your efforts.

@jimmybrooks1059 2 года назад

Outstanding! Totally down with the kit although I would recommend an antibiotic cream tube and bug repellent. Great job though👍 Lead the way 😎👍⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

@paulzimmerman3895 2 года назад

Yes excellent training! My favorite time of the year. Fall and winter. Always like the hobo fishing line stuff. Great little kit in itself. That Military sewing kit sure is worth its weight in titanium. Huh? Thanks for sharing and reinforcing the knowledge passed down through the ages. Gonna be training next weekend in your old stomping grounds. Sangre de Cristo range.

@paulharding1621 2 года назад

I really like a raised bed in the style shown , have not used leaves etc for the additional insulation, will definitely try that.

@daviddrury9869 2 года назад

Sean Kelly sent me here. I subscribed.

@dannythomas648 2 года назад

With this thank you. Now i got a way. To keep my BIG Body off the ground and warm

@vancouverislandbushcraft4879 2 года назад

That was an excellent video....many, many little tips tp remember. I was cutting the bags on both ends and not filling them with debris...just one great tip after another....great job...from an ex military army guy

@unixpro2 2 года назад

Great training video Andrew. Thanks for letting us tag along. I’m looking forward to your winter test of this gear and setup.

@WarGrrl3 2 года назад

Thanks for the straight up, no nonsense, no egomaniac approach that most YT hosts have picked up. This vid is really helpful, thank you. Stay safe, Be Blessed.

@titanium162 2 года назад

I have found a piece of parachute fabric to close in the leeward side helps with condensation and ventilates the shelter. Packs up pretty tight too.

@stuartlockwood9645 2 года назад

Hi , Andrew ,neat shelter design, will reserve comment on it until you've tested it well, as for the Mors kit, the original list of items that he recommended would still work today, but I agree whith you that advances in bushcraft items can give us some better choices now, but there's nothing wrong whith The kit he put together and if we were SOL,we'd be glad of it. Your videos demonstrate various kit in action, and can save us a whole lot of trouble in selecting items to put in our go bag, and for that you have my thanks, stay safe Major, best wishe's to you and your's, Stuart uk.

@blueoutside3394 2 года назад

If need be you could heat rocks up next to the fire (not rocks that have been in water) and push them near or under the shelter for added heat. Great video. Thanks for this

@timhahne3894 2 года назад

Great video. Really like the tweaks to the original kit. My favorite Mors Kochanski quote, "The more you know the less you have to carry" He was a legend!

@BigEddie1970 2 года назад

As always some of the very best content out there! Thanks again and keep up the great work!

@baronedipiemonte3990 2 года назад

Good evening Major. There's nothing wrong with improving on something. I'm quite that Mr. Kochanski wasn't born with his talents for bushcraft. He had to learn from someone. And no doubt HE improved on a few things he learned from others. You learned from him and the Army. We learn craft from you, and live to teach it to others ! As of this afternoon, I have one "emergency/survival kit" 125% complete, and a second one just at 80%...need another Sawyer water filter, and a tarp/poncho & wobbie (the Swiss ponchos would require cutting and taping/sewing for shelter use). Looking forward to your next !

@Horde334 2 года назад

A solid temporary fix for the lack of grommets on a poncho is simply finding some kind of filler material for the primary corners something like a small piece of wood with rough edges knocked off or a smooth stone of some kind along those lines then you just loop some cordage around it after a light overlap and that'd be a temporary idea.

@baronedipiemonte3990 2 года назад

@@Horde334 those Swiss ponchos are designed and sewn to be worn (10 years ago I got 5 brand new for $15). They don't lay flat when open like U.S. poncho. I have a brand new U.S. poncho and matching wubbie arriving this week. So I'll just use the Swiss ones for what they were intended.

@mbarr1029 2 года назад

Thanks Major.

@journeyman7189 2 года назад

Awesome work Andrew. The winter training will be epic. Nate

@herbsmith6871 2 года назад

Cool stuff my friend 🤠

@thejulesfather 2 года назад

Tripods and the bed poles! Genius :)

@coydog6665 2 года назад

Nicely done, and respectfully modified!

@jimstillwell4668 2 года назад

Great video. Thanks for all the information. I have been building kits based on your videos. You still have to get a p38 can opener. Great job.

@jimhale3879 2 года назад

Thanks another Great Video!!!!!!

@mauricerichardson9817 2 года назад

Always find a better way! Loved it!

@jeffcooper9363 2 года назад

Great presentation as always - concise and readily grasped

@kendralynn2490 2 года назад

Fan-freakin-tastic! This is brilliant. Thank you for sharing your knowledge, skills, and innovation!!! I LOVE this channel!!

@MichaelR58 2 года назад

Good video and tips , thanks for sharing ,, God bless !

@vicenterivera5693 2 года назад

Good information as always. Thank you for sharing.

@thomasapplewhite8672 2 года назад

Ingenious and practical, especially for boggy or rough areas where lying on the ground would be problematic. Who knew drum liners were that strong? Thanks for another informative video.

@clarencespady9009 2 года назад

Great shelter set up. I have read much from Mors Kochanski, I like the idea of the suspended shelter rather than cutting enough brush to build a foot thick mat. CB Spady

@guntherferrari3064 2 года назад

Excelente! Saudações do Brasil!

@donnyzarra 2 года назад

Nice improvement on the Mor’s Super Shelter and Corporal inspired bunk.

@kevinedward1234 2 года назад

Andrew, great video and info!!!!!!!!!!!!!! No swamp Kool Aid this week ?

@charlesborum3910 2 года назад

Another great video

@BUZZKILLJRJR 2 года назад

Great video that's what my kit looked like when I was young and poor haha 😂 I'm not being mean at all, it was simple and cheap so I could still have a blast. We used plastic from job sites that has that fiber reinforcement and mule tape from the electricians I used it many times for hoisting my pack up higher in the tree to keep it away from animals among other things.

@anthonymorelli67 2 года назад

Keep'em coming sir, another great one.

@badnana1833 2 года назад

Is this my favorite one? Ugh, can't pick just 1, can't pick just 5, can't pick just 10 either. Such awesome content and you keep adding more so I'll never be able to choose just 1!

@natashaball316 2 года назад

Thank you for the video! I really do find your gear lists and projects very helpful! :)

@Stoney_AKA_James 2 года назад

Excellent Andrew! I am not a purist, i.e. only using "old school" materials, using modern technology and materials are better ( in my opinion) i.e. cordura nylon vs cotton canvas has more advantages. And yes, I still use wool, flint and steel, etc. because they remain viable options. FYI: I have commented on many videos (like latest from Shawn) that a medium weight translucent showe curtain makes a great door for the super shelter, using 550-cord through the grommets to open and close it - just a thought.

@glynnellis5050 Год назад

Thank you for your great demeaner Andrew. Your enthusiasm makes a big difference.

@marvintheroadviking4238 2 года назад

Can’t wait for the Winter Survival Videos. Love the Information and Techniques for Survival you bring to RU-vid.

@cmoore7780 2 года назад

Another great video. Thanks for what you do brother. You are appreciated

@VaDeR-411 2 года назад

Good ol' Mors tech. You keep out doing yourself Major. A Major advances himself and others. You do both here. Thanks Andrew. Salute!

@dmtnw4480 2 года назад

Thank you for sharing this information and good location there

@Eric-ew8jt 2 года назад

Great AF as usual thanks Andrew

@BEARivrman81356 2 года назад

Thanks Andrew for your insightful twists on what for me have become foundational principles. Mors is and will always be the master! Thank you for acknowledging him!

@outbackowl3040 2 года назад

Thanks for taking the time to make this video. Very informative and helpful.

@robbabcock_ 2 года назад

Fantastic stuff! The best survival kit definitely should be in a backpack especially in winter.🏕🔥

@page2593 2 года назад

another good set of instuction. great job.

@mikeoxley6303 5 месяцев назад

Your content is always quality andrew keep them coming

@brenka4572 2 года назад

Another great video. Thanks for sharing!

@timmccarver4121 2 года назад

Thanks for another great video!

@michaeljones5395 2 года назад

Love all the Mors Kochanski references. All great advise from a great man who really knew how to break things down into what's important out on the field! Thanks for passing on the knowledge! RLTW!

@cliff9057 2 года назад

Thanks for the video and the tips on how to.

@edwardledesma2283 2 года назад

Always amazed with your great videos Thanks

@jeffechols5302 2 года назад

That's a great setup 👌

@jasongarling20 2 года назад

Great video! Great set up! I personally like two racks on the tripods..bunkbead style, I use the other bunk to keep my gear dry! And other things close at hand, easy to grab from other bunk. Keep up the training as always!

@jamesconnors5653 2 года назад

Was just updating my own "camp-kit" couple days ago. This stuff is fun and useful.

@alanrice39 2 года назад

Yes Andrew I enjoyed this video, you are great to learn from. Thanks. Alan R

@damonfinken 2 года назад

Love the idea of insulating the bed with leaves/vegetation. That works in my area (midwest). I also love the idea of closing off the ends of the tube as in my area along the Missouri River, mosquitoes will eat you alive.

@darrenleigh201 2 года назад

Excellent content. Thanks for sharing!

@joshavery4814 2 года назад

Awesome video man!

@kennethwilson8633 2 года назад

Lot of good information but I’m not gonna be held up by two garage bags but I do keep a couple rabbit food bags. Have fun on your outings and stay safe.