Problem Solving like a BOSS....???

To learn more about Summer Mountain Problem Solving including:
-When animals attack
-Close and far rifle and hand gunning for hunters, hikers, and dog walkers ;-)
-Tracking animals and humans for food, or finding a loved one in the woods
-Counter tracking (for that time when you stumbled upon something you wear't supposed to see!)
-Survival both primitive for default and new technology that you don't have an excuse not to EDC.
-No non sense, Fire, Shelter, Water, Singal, food gathering techniques and most importantly the right mindset and ways to make your worst nightmare become your new normal.
-Working in the heart of the Rocky Mountains in some of the most gorgeous but most unforgiving territory in the country.

Taught by HSP Sniper and Combat Survival and Tracking Instructors.

Aug 1-5 only 3 seats left available!

[CKinnerley]

Definitely the most genuine way of promoting a training concept I've ever seen. How often in life do you make a mistake like that and it turns around in to such a great opportunity? Or more importantly, how often do we spot the opportunities to benefit from negative situations we find ourselves in? Great video work Travis, loving the view from the rock traversing course there.

[gunchief]

Travis i swear man, your a hard charger to the heart.. Good2go brother. Keep it going. Your a motivator. Semper-fi.

[HaleyStrategicPartners]

And I could also still use a Musket in modern day combat... but I choose not too...

[pavXX]

nice cave. Looks big enough to comfortably fit Mrs. Bear and her family. And I'm sure they wouldn't mind sharing.

[splewy]

Lol, that should be a new Panteo DVD.

"Travis Haley: Adaptive Musket"

[imying]

very intersting vid. love it! makes wanna try to get lost in the woods!

[YokoWenis]

I've backpacked in that country many times (in the Tetons last week in fact) and those high mountain caves are where bears den, both grizzly and black bear. If I had a flashlight or lighter, I'd take the cave but scope it out first. Those storms can roll in at a moments notice, even worse is fog, it'll leave you arms-length blind.

[jmfm]

Never had good luck with Solomon shoes. Soles always peeled at the heel, and I always ended up breaking the "quick pull" laces. Keen or Merrell is the way to go imo

[johnhunter]

Oh how the weather changes abruptly in CO!

[prohero]

How could you not have a huge man crush on Travis? F'ing awesome!!!

[crossplanei]

Yes that's what I'm talking about! I'm sure that was a lot of fun.

[lopezgp]

I could see you doing a show like Bear Grylls. You have extensive training and experience, and you are very well spoken in front of a camera.

[FranTruthseeker]

Response: 1-check cave size and if it can hold the team, 2--if it can send out everyone to gather wood for fire, 3-get fire going at mouth of cave and get everyone dry, 4-let situation impress on all the need to have rain gear at all times, and proper boots, I was caught half way up Mt Washington In NH on a hot sunny day that turned cold and windy with a shower: a cotton sweatshirt and a poncho saved the day.

[plistc]

Forget Bear Grylls, Haley on Discovery for the win!

[jturnbull]

It is called via ferrata (Italian for "iron road") good stuff.

[mickwrath]

Use the wind to paraglide off the mountain, yep I'd use option 3

[joeman]

I think I just peed in my pants like a BOSS looking at that hill side trail! Looks like a cool class.

[IamKillerB]

There are 3 options here: UP the mountain, IN the mountain and DOWN the mountain (2000FT & 5.5 miles back down). My training says, by far, going DOWN the mountain is the best option. I wrote the original comment to see what other think and if they have training does it differ from mine....I never mentioned going up the mountain nor using metal bars. Not sure how you came to that question :)

[CanadaHasGuns]

More videos like this one. Awesome stuff!

[RogerOscarMike]

Hard to believe this video was 10 years ago.