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Lashing Cordage
Nylon Baling Twine v #36 Bankline. When we practiced with the Scout Troop we used rolls of baling twine from the feed store. I had never heard of bankline. I still have a whole roll in the garage. What did you use for lashing practice?
Skills
Working on skills every day helps you stay practiced Carving, knot work, lashings
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Tarp setup.
What’s your favorite shelter setup and why. Mine is a modified a frame or plow point not quite sure what to call it, but I came up with this a few years ago, and I really like it
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Tarp setup.
One-page Survival
I was building a family training syllabus and our leader @Patrick Russell was gracious enough to review the draft and contribute a fifth page on the topic of Outdoors Overnight and Advanced Topics. No choice but to just use the gift with full credit. A FB friend of mine also read the draft and offered a method that he used to teach homeschool students of his. Bill Cox of Survival Lore contributed a major gift to my training efforts. I wrote my own two-page Mindset Manual, printed it on orange paper and had it laminated in heavy stock. The intent is to have a reference in my grandson’s pack, as well as my pack, to refresh the mind and memory during a critical moment. I’m not sure he appreciates it yet, I know my son is kind of skeptical but so be it.
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