SHEMAGH THE MOST USEFUL SURVIVAL ITEM IN YOUR KIT

Shemagh the most useful survival item in your kit! Survival Instructor Dave Canterbury gives a Tutorial about
When selecting Kit for any Bag- Survival, Bugout, Inch, Emergency, SAR or any other multifunctional items like the Shemagh is a key component

[DavidCanterbury]

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[dashlaru]

If you haven't read Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy, I suggest you do. One of the most important things to carry as a Hitchhiker is a towel. This video is the best example of that idea. Star Trek would learn well from this education. Great video!

[DanielA-nlnv]

No joke dude, I've had mine for over 15 years, still going strong. Never travel or camp without it. invaluable.

[segrientboar]

One of the best ways I found to use a shemagh to increase warmth, once when stuck out in cold weather with insufficient (Army) issue clothing was to take my shirt off, tie the shemagh around my neck so the majority of it draped down my back. Then put the shirt back on.
It is only your back, but it adds a whole extra layer of fluffy. It made a significant difference. Easy to quickly remove if it warms up or you have to get to physical work, just untie the knot and pull it up past your head.

[PaulHoffman-syxp]

Gotta love that you have a whiteboard, and you use it as a mounting surface for your blackboard.

[daviddilley]

Great video and review. "Hitch hikers' Guide to the Galaxy " says the most useful thing to carry on travels is a towel, shemagh is the bushcraft equivalent. Always have one on (earth or forest green), one in kit and orange blaze in kit.

[WEREWOLFUSMC]

Great video David! Everyone should have one! Laundry bag in a river, tie 2 sticks to opposite sides at both ends to carry a bundle of wood, strain boiled foods, cover food from flies, and the list goes on!

[OzarkHoot]

A buddy and I went on went on a three day kayak trip down the Mississippi River a couple years ago, camped out on islands, it was a great time.
I brought my shemagh primarily as a sun blocker, ended up using it to sop water out of my kayak in the middle of the river more than once, amazing piece of gear!

[alexanderweaver]

I bought my three shemaghs in Dhahran, Saudi Arabia, for pennies on the dollar. That was in 1986. I still use them to this day in my van. I live and travel throughout the U.S. (nomad). One is in my Go Bag, and the other two became curtains for the rear two door windows. They are held up by magnets. When hiking I used them to filter debris from creek water.

[boathemian]

I was in the Army and the MC in the seventies and eighties. Nobody had these then, but OD triangular bandages were always missing from first aid kits and being used like this.

[Fryinberg]

It makes the best scarf in winter. I stay alot warmer .

[WayPointSurvival]

Excellent video and you included some uses that I had not thought of. Also I really appreciate the mention!

[supertom]

Great lessen for newbies and advanced campers, hunting, ets, very detailed ! Thank you David 👍

[col.strayga]

I can confirm Dave is the biggest and best salesman for a shemagh in the world! I have a few, and now I need to buy a dozen more. 😅

[mshockley]

I remember you using the sniper veil as a sling for the PKS Forest Tool on Dirty Rotten Survival almost 10 years ago. Always thought that was such a nifty idea. Used it that way ever since.

[wadestoelting]

Reminds me all the uses of the Boy Scout neckerchief we learned when I was much younger.

[Nofixedabode]

The number 1 multi tool, one of my most used items in camp plus I wrap up my canteen and poncho in it and tie round waist for walkabout

[paulmarren]

one thing i can say about the pathfinder squadron they are awfully resilient.
making information, interesting AND useful isnt easy especially after the dozens and dozens of topics and different approaches to those topics to boot.
keeping us coming back for more takes hard work so...
cheers dave and crew.🍻

[makattak]

You’re doing amazing work, David! Mad respect!

[jeepnicc]

Smokin' deal, Dave! Thanks for sharing.