ALL Things Survival: 11/14/2013: Gear, Cold, Studio Topics and MORE!!!!!!

Thursday, 11/14/2013 at 8:00PM EST

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The gathered panel of hosts include Military Veterans, Mountain Men and just plain old Hillbillies with a combined experience in Survival of over 100 years!!!!!

Your Panel

JacKatMtn
Semperfortis
David Wendell
Ahabstar
Luke
Bear Truth
Michael


This week GEAR REVIEW

More Cold Weather, Studio Topics

And MORE


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reply to post by semperfortis


Seeing as I am Canadian and you are an American,what is your version of cold weather??

Will you guys address minus 25C and how to get by for 2 months in that weather??
As a Canadian...if tshtf and the power went out in the middle of winter,thats what I'll be dealing with.

I camped 2 nights in minus 32C (afterwindchill) and it was BRUTAL...I couldn't imagine 2 months of that,which is why I ask.

We might have different versions of what cold is.

reply to post by DrumsRfun


It get that cold here in the South.. SHEESH

I've been trained in -40C and spent a good amount of time in what EVERYONE would consider extreme weather

So yeah

I figure we can discuss it

reply to post by semperfortis


I had to ask.
Extreme cold has been hard for me to learn because i don't see much on it at all.
I have to try things out myself and learn with 2 feet and a heartbeat.

I went out my last outing and got mild hypothermia just to see what it was like and what to do.

So yes,I am glad its going to be discussed.

Also when i think of southern states version of cold,I picture a a guy wearing a sweater LOL

reply to post by DrumsRfun


Most of the time you would be right.. Sweater and all

Bit remember the Great Smokies run into the southern states and they can experience some very extreme weather..

I hail from West Virginia.. And the Blue Ridge Mountains can kick some butt.. Seen it -26C there a number of times..

Got my cold weather training in the USMC

It will be a good show

DrumsRfun
reply to post by semperfortis

 

Seeing as I am Canadian and you are an American,what is your version of cold weather??

Will you guys address minus 25C and how to get by for 2 months in that weather??
As a Canadian...if tshtf and the power went out in the middle of winter,thats what I'll be dealing with.

I camped 2 nights in minus 32C (afterwindchill) and it was BRUTAL...I couldn't imagine 2 months of that,which is why I ask.

We might have different versions of what cold is.

You have GUTS! we have never been that cold in Connecticut in New England.

reply to post by DrumsRfun


Excellent qustion, as I spend a alot of time up in northern Alberta where with the windchill ive seen it go -60, aside from making an igloo, surviving in that is very intimidating.

Hoping to be off work in time to tune in and catch an entire show! Really interested in what tips the panel has for cold weather survival.

Have a good show folks!

Never knew about the use of survival candles in vehicles.

Excellent idea!