Protecting (and surviving) the wilderness | Beer:30
Armin and Boris sat down for another intriguing conversation over a cold one. This time the discussion was about Boris’s beginnings in tracking, jungle warfare, and some essential skills required for military operatives.
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0:00 Intro
0:38 Boris’s beginnings in tracking
7:00 Developing skills as an adaptation to the environment
9:41 Are moccasins hard to track?
11:50 Do hammocks have a place in combat?
13:33 Hammocks as means of defense
14:41 Tip on how to set up a hammock
15:17 Major skill for military operatives
16:27 How to not overheat in an African climate?
20:00 Going light and relying on skills
22:08 Hobby vs job effectiveness
24:15 Conclusion
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