Videos tagged with Randy Rawhide Wurst

This "Tactical Rifleman" video features Green Beret "Rawhide" Wurst detailing his layered survival gear. Expanding on a previous video, Wurst empties every pouch and pocket of his "Game Winner" backpack, revealing essential items for various survival scenarios. The gear includes a "Bevy Sack," "Static V" inflatable mattress, "Army Surplus" wool blanket, multiple water filters (Frontier Pro, Lifestraw, Sawyer Mini), a solar charger, a "Subzero" water bottle, a "Schrade" multi-tool, a "Silva" compass, "Fiskars" saw and hatchet, a tarp, a "Game Winner" water bladder, a camouflage umbrella blind, a "Power Tac" light, "Bushnell" binoculars, a "Streamlight" headlamp, and a "Leatherman" multi-tool. This comprehensive look ensures viewers can identify and acquire similar survival equipment.

This video features "Tactical Rifleman" Karl and Special Forces legend Randy "Rawhide" Wurst examining a variety of shotgun rounds, focusing on non-lethal options. Despite the initial premise of "hating shotguns," Karl expresses their versatility. The duo tests standard rounds like birdshot, buckshot, and slugs, alongside some unusual and novelty "exotic" rounds collected over decades. The video highlights the fun they had during filming, while emphasizing firearm safety and educational purposes. They also mention sponsors like the Sonoran Desert Institute and recommend "Night Vision Guys" for optics.

This video demonstrates how to construct a survival shelter using only natural materials found on the ground, emphasizing skills for self-quarantine and isolation. The instructor, Randy "Rawhide" Wurst, highlights the durability of a debris shelter, which remained dry for months after construction. The video also stresses the importance of carrying essential gear for survival situations, particularly when on the move. Despite initial delays, the shelter proved its effectiveness and longevity, serving as a practical example of primitive survival techniques.

This video focuses on everyday carry (EDC) items for survival situations, emphasizing practical tools that can be worn or carried on the person. It covers items like a neck light with a small Swiss Army Knife, pocket contents such as a toothbrush, reading glasses, leather gloves, and a Bic lighter, and discusses clothing choices like rip-stop cargo pants, long-sleeve shirts, and appropriate boots for different conditions. The video also highlights the importance of a signaling light and a walking stick, and mentions energy bars/powder and gum. The content is presented in collaboration with Randy "Rawhide" Wurst of Wurst Case Scenario survival school, who contributed to a classified SOCOM survival manual.