NEVER GET LOST KNOWING THESE 3 THINGS

Here are the three things you need to know to never get lost again.

[restoreamerica]

Father taught me this when I was young. Unfortunately there are few with this needed knowledge and even fewer who would use it.

[RoenTG]

As a former fstr and paratrooper. This skill is so fun to use and so good to have. Not enough of this content. Maybe make a pace count bead video? Or rock video? Pace count is what fucks everyone up

[MichaelL-tmoy]

There's no way to know your direction when you're lost with no map most people don't even know which is true north or how to tell North. So I guess what I'm trying to say is 9 times out of 10 people are going to get lost with no map no sense of direction of where they're going without their cell phone

[toma]

Love your channel but did you really need cue cards off to your right? Lol just playing. The shadow stick method works great so do ranger beads. I think you could break this video down to teach each one in separate videos. Don't forget some bread like Hansel and Gretal lol

[earloverbay]

I go by the amount of beers I drink. If I can drink the average 12oz. Beer in 15 minutes then I can be drunk in as little as 3 hours.

[Pseudoswede]

Also use a Marco Polo buddy when pissing off trail

[kasperaquatics]

Can you recommend a really good compass for the average guy that doesn’t cost a huge amount. How about a used US Military compass? Thanks.

[chrismccurry]

Is there a way of getting maps like this... because most things these days are electronic and I'm finding it hard to find a good topographical map of my area

[scoutwilliams]

This is literally the bare minimum, if people don’t know this then it’s natural selection at that point.

[Ericsaidful]

Isnt that the whole thing about being lost? You don't know where you started in relation to where you are. You don't know what direction youve gone.

Having a contour map and a true compass to chart a path can help, especially if you can locate landmarks. But the whole idea to not getting lost is to maintain spatial awareness from the outset.

So I'd begin with that.

[chasepalagi]

I gather that this is no longer common knowledge! Shame.