10 Survival Skills Every Man Needs To Know!

There are certain survival skills every man should know, from fire starting to first aid to electrical skills. These survival skills can be the difference between life and death for you or your family.

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[weekendlovinggypsy]

Hey, if it wasn't for me one time when I was camping with my ex-boyfriend we would have never had a fire. I don't look at anybody to take care of me oh, I take care of myself as best I can and that's pretty damn good even though I'm disabled. But thank you for your post. I watch these all the time

[ngonigriffith]

These are great tips that everyone should know. Thanks.

[AlphaWolfieK]

Um… im a woman and typically im the only one that knows how to do any of these things in these situations. I love your channel, but I wish you would say everyone as opposed to every man. Just saying! Keep great videos coming!

[ghostlover]

As a woman, I’m glad I already know these things. 😏

[arihaviv]

Most important survival skill these days: don't be easily offended

[paintballgod]

Came for the title and stayed for the comments.

[garyminick]

Everyone should learn the value of the bow drill fire. If you learn bow drill fire well it will make you carry a bic in every pocket.

[vindivergilio]

Thank you very much about your 'warning' about the dangers of tourniquets!! It is a warning that not many people give, especially on You Tube. Most people, including some trained in basic first aid don't know how dangerous they can be if not applied properly! As a retired Paramedic-Firefighter with over 25yrs of field experience, I have, on more than 1 occasion, seen tourniquets applied wrong or used when they weren't needed and the results were not pretty. Personally, I think tourniquets should not be in commercially bought first aid kits or used by anybody who hasn't been properly & extensively trained to apply one. I understand fully the concept of "sometimes ya got to do what ya got to do", but this is a first aid device that can easily, and will cause more injury if used incorrectly. Direct pressure, elevation, and pressure point manipulation will on 99% of injuries stop or slow bleeding enough to get the patient to an emergency facility. Thank you again for giving that warning.

[Amara]

Every **PERSON** should know, if we rely on men to save us, we're screwed.

[missmoneypenny]

I am a woman and I live deep in the woods in Alaska. These are skills EVERYONE should know.

[billy_h_bonney]

tourniquets are actually a last resort procedure to be used only if loss of life will likely occur without one. You should always try a double compression bandage first. try a compression bandage and give this a chance to allow the blood to clot. If it doesnt work then apply a second compression bandage directly over the first. Only after they both fail should you consider a tourniquet, and when doing so, it should be placed as close to the wound as possible on the heart side of the wound.

[nephilimslayer]

Or every woman. Stop being sexist or facetious. Women, like me, have serious survival skills. First Aid training is essential.

[stevestumpy]

I live in Maryland, do you know how many chemicals are in the bay waters and rivers. Every golf course or home owner the treats their lawn leaks chemical in to the water. Boiling will kill most of the live things in the water, but it needs to be filtered. Give use a video on how to make a filter for water.

[PuppetMaster]

Well I didn't know how to make cordage but now I learned how to make it from plastic bags which I a great thing since sadly those things are every where on the ground even in trees

[paulrotledge]

I'm an EMT, you have aprrox. 6 hours window with a tourniquet.

[richardh]

Every person should know, don't assume it's going to be the woman that's the injured one or that there will be a man about in the first place.

[mae]

So as a woman am I not allowed to be watching this? Or should my wife and I just die in a survival situation?

[professorfromyorkshire]

Thanks for timely reminders. Fire can comfort distressed persons mentally so enjoyed that discussion.

[JeremyPullicino]

Great tips and well presented. HOWEVER please stop assuming that these are skills for MEN to protect their families. If I get injured during a hurricane I will need my daughter to know these skills to save my life. After watching this video my daughter thinks that only men can aquire these skills and they are only useful to protect his family.

[seanfarmer]

Love the video!! Especially the ref to first aid and tourniquet, it drives me crazy all the things I watch everyone says get a tourniquet but not when you use it. With nearly 30 years in the fire service I have seen them miss used more often than not!