How to move around heavy logs by hand 🪵

[Jin_Rambo]

I just carry the entire log over my shoulder "Arnold Schwarzenegger: Commando" style

[timwiersma]

"don't ask me how I know" lol best takeaway from this :)

[miapdx]

Thank you. As a small built, older woman this would work on some smaller logs too. 👍🏽 you probably saved some backs!

[sourgummiez]

I wont be able to remember this if my entire life depended on it 😂

[Maxim]

The phone saw its life flashing before its eyes when that log fell 😅

[loganheart]

Don't ask me how I know. That's very really assuring and don't worry it happens to most of us. 😂🤣

[thefattymcgee]

The stuff you show always seems to be wicked simple and practical. Gotta good laugh at the end of this one.

[BackyardTrekking]

Man this channel always answers the wild what if scenarios in the woods. Really love the vid about not having a cup in the wild for drinking water, dude carves out a bowl in a log

[ANXIETOR]

For what it’s worth, I appreciate your consistently useful content.

[ScottWConvid]

Haha! I will not ask you how you know 😂
You have some of the most helpful survival skills and tips I've ever seen on one channel. Thanks for sharing!

[dobrofool]

“… don’t ask me how I know..” 😂 Ouch. That musta smarted a good one… 🥴

[SuperD]

Pretty good, but you really don't need the first two half-hitches.

The timber hitch was designed for this task for even bigger logs pulled by horses and prevents the knot from tightening to the point it needs cutting.

Just wrap a bite around the working end then take the standing end and wrap it around itself 3-6 times.

Do the same wrap near the end of the log or even two if it's really big.

If you don't want to use a slipped bowline, a Marlin Spike Knot works great and comes right out when you're done.

I've used that to drag around a lot of timber and never had an issue.

[DavidGelvin-qe]

I've said it before, I'll say it again... love your roll brother. Excellent tutelage!

[cherieizm]

Just found your channel. Wow! Love the gifts of information you give to the world 🥰😘💞

[paulvonlettow-vorbeck]

Definitely one of, if not the best bushcraft content on this site.

[paigealston]

This guy has the best content on YouTube, I stg

[samuelparvu]

I love your videos brother. You are a encyclopedia of survival info. Ty

[Mike-oxbv]

I say again this is probably the best channel out there that actually teaches you things you may need to know. Many others want to talk about today’s events behind a chair and give their opinions of what is going to happen next month. Another channel that is very good is David West he teaches you 50 different ways to make a fire !

[heretoserve]

Yeah there you go again with another one of your cool videos!
One thing that makes this one really cool is how useful it can be!

[bigchuckyinkentucky]

That "don't ask me how I know " said it all. Experience is a fantastic but cruel teacher.