One of the cool things about your channel is it's not just the same old thing. Very few channels talk about food gathering. Outstanding

Andrew is the “real deal” how he has time to give such knowledge with his schedule is amazing. I love how he makes everything so simple as he explains. Please Andrew keep these videos coming.

Top of the line skill presentations from a well experienced Survivalist, Hunter, Woodsman, Soldier, and Instructor.  Thank you very much, Sir!

Get the latest .750 cal turtle gun and avoid the sneaky buggers. They are most dangerous in the spring at dusk.

I’m a broken record, but it’s true. Always top shelf instruction. Clear, concise, and easy to understand. Cheers major.🤙

I seriously used those techniques in my 20s. The best I got was success about a 1/4 of the time. Using a 22 and conibars I'm about 90% or better success at bringing home food.  I can see why the older techniques got abandoned so quick. You are a great presenter none the less. Any outdoor school would be lucky to have you as an instructor.

Great to see someone not just putting these kits together but going out in the field and showing people how to use it in a no nonsense language and straight to the point.  I myself aren't big a brand names and gadgets rather spending my time outdoors practising these methods and techniques and refining my gear as needed. Great videos keep em coming.

As always, an interesting and practical film by Mr. Andrew.  It was nice to watch and listen to.  I learn a lot from your films.  Best regards from Poland.
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Steel fishing leaders work for snares.
Your videos always the standard. Thanks for taking the time and effort to share.

I really appreciate your videos.  Your YT channel is one of the very few that illustrates what it would take to forage calories off the land in a survival situation.  Thank you.

Got a feeling the stray cat and dog population in the United States is about to go down.

You’re one of my favorite YouTubers. Keep up the great work man

You have a nice kit but you can add one more light weight item to your kit that will come in real handy for attaching spear points and arrowheads. That item is Glue Sticks. You can melt a glue stick in a fire and use it the same as pine pitch glue. This will let you easily attach points to spears, arrows and even darts that can be shot from a slingshot.  Glue sticks are water proof so they work great for attaching points to darts to be used for fishing that are shot from a slingshot with a line attached to the dart for retrieving the dart and fish after shooting it. Also add a few phillips head wood screws for attaching the frog gigs easier without having to drill holes. The wood screws can be used sort of like a drill bit to put holes through wood for attaching lines too.

I think this is one of the best done videos on some of these skills by far in a long time. Everything you went over was explained, shown and done with no long, drawn out extra babble. Like one of the next few comments mentions, your channel is becoming one of my favorite channels to visit. The way you teach and explain is done with just enough "Show & tell" but no extra BS that could cause further confusion or questions, in my humble opinion.  Keep up the great work and thank you for your service!

Excellent instructions .

Fantastic video , But then again that's what your viewers have grown to expect and you have never let us down. Also You are GREAT for Kids to watch as you are knowledgeable and CLEAN . Thank you for being a true Gentleman.

Finally someone that has bought REAL snares……I have 12, 6 are in the bottom of my PF water bottle holder and the other 6 is in my waterproof box with my fishing kit

Hello from British Columbia Canada
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More great knowledge major. I carry cheap mini throwing knives as spear heads. Also flat steel arrow heads fletchings and a real bow string from a 25# practice now. I also keep a telescopic fishing pole and an AR-7 in my pack at all times. I have the British purse hill net. Much more compact than the one you showed but I've never used it. As for coffee creamer sugar I use little bottles from Welches juices. About 6 or 8 ounces they're absolutely air tight lightweight and very tough.

Outstanding video