Survival Knife - A Skill Every Survivalist Needs to Know for Survival and Bushcraft!

Survival Knives come in all shapes and sizes. A small knife can do a lot and maybe more than a big knife. However, learn this survival technique to access dry fire material if a Survival Knife is all you have! Enjoy!

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[thegreyghost]

the other advantage of a small knife is that you're more likely to carry it and have it with you when you need it most

[Cyborg_Actual]

This channel has quickly become one of my favorite YouTube channels.

[Sukikev]

I particularly like these type of videos where you make the most of what you may have on you. It's all about skills rather than having carrying a large amount of equipment.

[pierreaucoin]

Knowing how to use a top quality full tang knife for everything. Ranger intuition and ingenuity. Top notch.

[GreencampRhodie]

A great reminder regarding knowledge, skills & abilities of equipment, & how to "manufacture" in the wild. Richard Proeneke was a master "engineer".

[claudeoverstreet]

I recently did over a month of primitive living in the Missouri Ozarks. I still believe in carrying a large chopper and a blade like yours for more detailed work.
Plus I have that 2 is one and one is none philosophy.
However, I completely get your point and I learned some good techniques by watching your video.
Awesome lesson Ranger!

[alforsyth]

I typically don’t comment on videos but I can truly say I’ve learned more about survival by watching you videos than any other channel.
You don’t talk down to the viewer but are really engaging that makes me want to really listen to you teach.
And you genuinely seem to love what you do. Thank you for taking the time to make high quality videos each time.

[johnburgin]

Things as simple as wedges are often overlooked. Thanks for sharing

[brianmontgomery]

Knowledge and skill weigh nothing. Good stuff buddy. Thank you for your service and the great video content.

[richardross]

Got my pilot's survival knife at Benning in 74, it's good enough for anything that I'm going to need. Good Luck, Rick

[chrislrob]

This is a video that I needed. I was out recently and realized I had no real idea how to process large pieces of firewood without an axe. Thanks!

[recondo]

I was taught a 6 inch fixed blade knife was optimal by a cadre of SF instructors while I was stationed at Ft. Bragg. I've lived that to this day.

[destantha]

Perfect example of work smart not hard, and knowledge is definitely power. Thank you for teaching us useful skills and tactics. Keep the videos coming, I'll watch them as fast as you can put them out

[markpoore]

My 4 inch mora garberg does everything I need to do in the field I do carry a small axe or hatchet and folding saw for larger wood processing

[captaincoyote]

I’m in my mid-60s….retired Navy and retired federal wildlife LEO. I went through SERE Basic at NAS Brunswick Maine in the mid 1970s. While my days in the backcountry are pretty much done, (except for the occasional trail run with my Aussie or a bikepacking ride), I still found this video both educational and entertaining. The extra benefit was your instructor “style”. Of course I wouldn’t don’t know if you were an instructor in the military, but if not, you would have been a helluva SERE School instructor! Bravo-Zulu, we’ll done…..and thank you for your service to this country!

[urbanjungle]

Love this channel! Packed full of useful information delivered in a no nonsense manner without a load of fluff, by someone who has clearly lived in the survival world for a long time (not one of those desktop reviewer pseudo survival fantasists).

[JH-]

Always on point. making wedges and splitting material is a good knowledge nugget to keep in the mind. well done

[DoomOfConviction]

I watch Bushcraft and survival videos for over 10 years now and Bushcraft myself since even longer, but your videos are just awesome! It’s true what people say, you condense the information so perfectly that your videos are the best when it comes to me.

[joshbomar]

The Gerber principle has become my favorite small fixed blade. Thanks for the handy woodsman techniques. Fire will save your hide out there. Good show ranger.

[southern-boy-sawyerjackson]

Thank you for your channel and services Sir.
Sir, May God bless you an protect you and preserve you an may your days stay blessed and I pray that you will remain well forever.
Thank you for leading the way Sir.
Respectfully,
Cheer's.
Sawyer~