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Measuring tape, small standard socket set 3/8 drive that will fit in ammo box, and a file.

great video thankyou very much sir

Thankx Dave

Files

Pipe wrech, zips ties

Vice grips, some stainless or other wire, thin copper wire, a folding set of Allen wrenches, box cutter and extra blades, a small pry bar, some 3 in 1 oil, an awl or ice pick, maybe some bits of sandpaper or steel wool, a small gunsmith set of screwdrivers that has Allen and star bits included(I’m a gunsmith by trade and my good screwdriver sets always seem to follow me for field repairs and they are infinitely useful)

many great additions in the list, the only one I'd add but didn't see already mentioned - a small ratchet strap.

Such a fantastic improvement !

Hi Dave, massive thanks to you and the team for the class. I got back to the U.K. today, looking forward to coming back for intermediate in September. To anyone international who is thinking of going to train, it’s definitely worth the investment. You’ll come away knackered but levelled up for sure.

So cool, I was in this class! What an experience it was!

How about a torch?

Just an update on Declination. The Declination listed for Ohio is 6 degrees Mag, the 7 degrees on Electronics comes from 1 degree of added Declination from True North making a total of 7 degrees so the My Topo map is correct in the diagram

Maybe a socket set with at least most common sockets. Painters tool ( multi uses). Electrical tape

I'm moving to Kentucky with my family and hoping I can close the gap between where I live and the eastern woodlands to finally one day get the opportunity to take survival courses at the Pathfinder School.

Замечательная альтернатива использумым повсеместно резиновым шнурам. Спасибо за хорошую идею!

How do you pace count mounted on a horse or mule? I have gps devices but I’d like to learn how to navigate a usgs map with a compass

I see you are a traveling man. So am I

Can't exactly get used, but I would totally include some electrical tape, tie wire, and zip ties.

Duct-type tape; measuring devices - tape, straight edge, and mic; carpenter's/combination square with level; folding saw; rivet tool; metal snips; razor knife; flashlight; hand drill; magnet; eye pro; file; sharpie; gloves, and a shitload of advil ;)

Gold standard in Bushcraft and survival skills.🏆

Thanx

Looks lake a great course. . I got my survival training courtesy of the USAF, well it took me six years to pay it back. 😄 Actually I’m still learning via Dave’s and others videos.

Looks like a great class!!

Sidecutters, tinsnips, axe file, hacksaw & a roll of mechanics wire

Thanks Dave

Are you and the pathfinder school, part of the survival mastery group corporal's corner has been advertising on his channel.

I would add a roll of mechanics wire, a claw hammer, a vice grip and a side cutter. You can do most anything with the tools you have and those additions. I like you concept here.

A one inch chisel, and possibly a brace and bit with a few bits of if I could find one to fit the can

That pack dump and repack drill is a great training idea!

Wow, the dude flew from freaking England to take a class!!! I hope he passed or got a patch or whatever! Awesome.

Great video, Dave! I like to search yard sales for tools as well. You can find great tools for very cheap, especially at estate sales. I especially like to buy Craftsman tools. If they break, they are backed with a lifetime warrantee. Even though Sears has closed, Lowe's carries Craftsman tools and will honor the warrantee. As far as additional tools, I was able to find a used socket wrench set, opened closed end wrench set, vice grips, and auto fuses. I was also lucky enough to find a used truck bed storage container to keep all of my just in case goodies. I currently have these tools in a tool bag, but after this video, I like to ammo box idea better. All the best to you, Dave! Keep those great videos rolling!! Tommy

Dave have you ever run across the Slatt's Rescue Belt?

Why do you prefer using paracord for you ridgeline compared to using bungee cord? When I was in the military, most members used bungee which was faster to get the shelter up and get you out of the elements if need quicker.

I think I am going to try this with a couple of army surplus packs and then line the interior of the net space with a shemagh to create a lined pouch on the outside.

worldwide? I thought your class was only in ohio? That's far from worldwide.

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Awesome experience!

Looks outstanding... great job, guys! 🇺🇸 🏕 🌲

Wire strippers and paramedic shears.

Thank you for your views and support. To sign up for Training www.selfrelianceoutfitters.com/products/basic-survival-class

Missed you at blade show heard you had a class.

Great clips dave

Sou tua fã Brasileira. Dave você é o mestre. 👍👍👍

looks mega great job dave canterbury

I had some training for work that brought me right through your neck of the woods in Ohio a few weeks back. I have to say, its beautiful country, but its absolutely Appalchian jungle. I hope to see that classroom someday and explore those woods a bit.

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Will there be first aid instructions in all the courses?

ABSOLUTELY AMAZING! since 2010 been following you, Congratulations!