@@deniahmetaj actually, the dryads in the witcher kidnap men to fuck them to make babies, so a condom is not at all what you would need when meeting a dryad like in the witcher
I live in the same town Cody lives in now, I would see him every now and then when I worked at a grocery store, and I can confirm that he is in fact literally always barefoot and wearing short shorts.
@@ReplayX2X yeah. He talks about his experience through his college years on the show. It’s pretty interesting. At one point he actually started living, survivalist style for real, in a wooden shelter he built in the Forrest near his University’s campus so he could afford to pay for books and tuition. He did that for an entire year of college to save money.
@@emmanuelm2291 yeah Cody is amazing. He probably one of the most badass people on the planet. He lives in the middle of the Arizona dessert (literal middle of nowhere); off the grid. He built his own house, and he harvests all his food and water from nature. Cody actually practices what he preaches every day. He’s and expert on nutrition, earth science, botany, and zoology among other things. He studied all those areas to be a better survivalist and survival teacher to his students.
@@fernandoantoniomusic8712 Sometimes I think it's just the tv producers that make them look stupid. Like, isnt Chum Lee a university graduate or something?
David Canterbury and Cody Lundin are two of the most respected figures in the Bushcraft community. Dave has his own active youtube channel Also Cody is built like Skipps from the Regular Show
I remember loving duel survival when I was a kid. Not only was Cody wearing shorts in the arctic. He also wasn't wearing shoes. I think it is the only time he wore sox on the show.
His feet are completely calloused. He hasn’t worn shoes for over like 15 or 20 years maybe longer, I’m not sure exactly how long but It’s been a long time.
Charlie, you dont cook organs in the wild. You only cook muscle. When you cook organs you lose a lot of the nutrients, and you are drying it out meaning that you lose all the water that's in it which is crucial for survival. In frozen climates, people like the indigenous Siberians always eat the organs raw first. Organs are very safe to eat raw except the stomach and intestine system. edit: Getting food poisoning from eating freshly killed meat is very rare by the way, you'll get faster food poisoning from eating regular crops.
@@rogalcorn734 Yeah, but the most important organ to eat is the liver because it contains vitamin C. It is the way humans can survive with only eating meat, the liver has a ton of vitamin C. Fun fact, eating raw Kidney beans is more dangerous than eating raw Kidneys. The only possible toxicity in raw meat has to come from outside sources, so unless an animal was infected anything except from the intestinal system is safe to eat raw. Brains too.
suh when I was growing up we were always taught to hunt and eat rabbits after the first frost because if we did it before they would have a high chance of having parasites in them that we called “wolves” where we couldn’t eat them
Theoretically, as long as foraging is permitted on the territory, you can do this with absolutely no money. No earnings means no income tax, no income tax - no ties to the government.
I remember watching an episode. The only part I remember is Cody mad at the other guy for killing an alligator. I remember him yelling, "You don't hunt predators!" It was an unnecessary risk or something.
@@bophadesknutz7798 Amateur hour over here... Carry your mayonnaise in a fully engorged condom if you want to conserve your weight parameter index. Travelling over rough terrain you can average 550 fluid drachm of mid-viscosity mayo per dome, with 4-6 being a safe limit. If you are planning some real fancy gourmet cooking in the wilderness, you might want to haul along mayo magnums instead, but beware the weight increase when increasing volume to that degree. Cheers!
I can just imagine the scene before the "dont drink the water" was of cody eating random mushrooms and roots saying their high in nutrition. Then it cuts to him in the water and just saying "I, am a salamander"
i remember watching this when i was younger, turns out the hardcore army dude has no real credentials and just lied his way onto the show, Cody is actually really cool
wrong... Dave is a very good survivalist that runs his own survival school. there was some minor discrepancy with his military career which is what got him fired from the show. being in the military doesn't mean you're some badass survivalist. most military members couldn't survive a month out in the wild without the military logistics giving them constant resupply of food and other gear. Dave is actually a really cool dude and ive been to his survival school
@@Ryansanders80 Well dont listen to every dumbass who tells you something and check it out for yourself? because you were wrong got called out and then defended yourself which makes it look even worse.
I used to watch dual survival a lot with my dad as a kid, so this stuff has a special place in my heart. But Charlie always manages to make this stuff funny
Charlie you should react to the new movie trailer "The Mandela Effect," it mentions the Bernstein Bear conspiracy and seems like a parody trailer but it’s actually real
The person on stream who asked "Why do we need survival tips?" is the embodiment of the modern Internet denizen. They are the kind of person who, if stuck in the middle of the desert or deep in the woods, would turn to everyone else with them, say "Don't worry guys I got this!", whip out their phone to Google how to light a fire and then stand horrified and aghast as they realise they have no Internet access.
The placing of hot stones into a container of water is actually a fantastic boiling(sterilizing) method if the only container you have is made out of wood or something that would burn over a flame.
Cody Lundin's mom used to yell at me and my friends for riding our bikes to close to her driveway. He was visiting once and came outside, barefoot, to yell at us to stay away from his mom's house.
I use to watch these guys all the time! They are actually really great and are former special forces so they know what they doing! Funny video none the less
Man I used to love watching this show. They have these random items because they get a backpack with stuff for a certain scenario. For example, a mountainbiker that crashed his bike.
Everyone had that one weird kid in class who insisted on wearing shorts in december and reminding everyone suspiciously often how they are absolutely not cold
@@AlphaQHard I didnt. He wasnt using it as a magnifying glass. He got it for the water. It wouldnt work as a magnifying glass because light that travels through water is dispelled because of how water is. It wont work.
@@rileyx7346 The surface of a water drop curves outward to make a dome. This outward, or convex, curvature bends light rays inward. ... The surface of a smaller drop is even more curved, creating a bigger change in direction of the light ray. The result is a larger magnification, thus meaning you could direct light as a magnification as long as the parameters are correct.
Actually, using heated rocks to boil your water is a great survival tip if you lack an appropriate vessel for boiling. You have to boil it, and filter it through charcoal; then your water should be safe to drink. It's time consuming, but in a survival situation; it'll keep you from violently expelling from every hole.
Oh, but you should avoid rocks that have been sitting in moisture. They're partially porous, and trapped pockets of water can make them throw off shrapnel if you heat them up.
Survivorman was legit, I miss that show. I even bought a Les Stroud "Survivorman" brand pocket knife, and it's lasted me over a decade of both being a work knife and being through lots of camping trips. I've even abused it, using it to pry things (folding knife) and whittling. Even has a ferro stick in the handle to start fires, works great.
So I was driving down i4 with my girlfriend and I saw this sign, an advertisement for this little faimly restraunt called boardwalk burgers. Nothing extraordinary just a little burger joint, where homeless people throw some burger Pattys on the formen, and I look at this sign I analyse it and with my razor sharp wits I say: boardwalk burgers more like bored burgers cause those burgers aren't having any fun.
i used to watch Dual Survival with my dad. it was very silly and staged in retrospect but i still have a soft spot for it. thanks for the good memories!
