There are many elements to surviving in potentially deadly or hazardous situations. For this video we worked with Randy “Rawhide” Wurst, from Wurst Case scenario survival school. Randy is one of four guys who wrote the classified survival manual for SOCOM.
Part 4 covers your Jack or Vest: This layer gives you more pockets to carry more medical and survival gear, to include food and water, without carrying a rucksack. You will need a game pouch sewn on the back to enable you to store bigger items to keep your hands free. Tru-Spec’s makes a good vest, but they do not have a game pouch sewn on the back, this you will have to get done at a sewing shop.
In all of these videos one of the important concepts I want to convey is layering of your survival gear. I will break it down to the layers according to “Randy’s world.” A short explanation is needed here. Primitive skills are great and one needs to know them and get proficient with those skill sets; but just having said that, we live in the 21st century, and if you can’t see the value of 21st tool/ equipment you should be using, you should be eliminated from the gene pool. “Just Saying” .