7 vs. WILD FLASCHE vom JAGDKOMMANDO - WICHTIGE TIPPS vom SURVIVAL EXPERTEN | 7 Vs. Wild Vorbereitung

And now we come to the big Sam vs. Wild bottle video. How would the Austrian hunting team fill the Sam vs. Wild bottle for 14 days outside in the wild in Canada? That's the question that many people ask themselves. Everyone on YouTube already has different theories, different approaches. Everyone does it differently, everyone has different preferences. Some feel it this way, others feel it that way. I'm so excited to see what you have prepared for us as an absolute pro. Then I'll show you what Knossi and I thought about what we would put in there. Then we'll see what it will be, but now I'm really hyped and excited. Point 1, the selection of the Nalgene and Nalgene bottle. We have two versions here. A blue one and a transparent white one. I would recommend the white bottle because I can see the quality of my water much better. If I organize water somewhere, drain water, I just hold it against the light and look, great color. Perfect, I don't have to filter anything else. If I have a blue version or red, orange, whatever. Then I have to go here, screw it on, look inside. I can't see it that well. The floating material is probably not that great. That's right, we didn't think of that at all. Let's move on to the bright, transparent version. I hope you're not disappointed and will expect the over-the-top stuff. Sascha, but less is often more. I'm not a fan of building buildings and filling every square millimeter of this bottle. But why? Why not? Because I can do little. I have a little experience, a little expertise. I just have the will, the imagination, the creativity to do a lot with little. That's why I don't really need every detail. Let's start with a cutting tool. A real man has a knife and a rope. That's an old saying. And I'm a fan that you can never have enough cutting tools with you. A real man has a knife and a rope. Let's start with the classic, with which you have already worked today. With the Swiss pocket knife. I think the version of this size is absolutely sufficient. I have as many additional things as the saw. I have a standard blade. I have a pair of scissors with which I can cut my fingers and toenails from the compound material. These scissors are really super sharp. The most important thing is on it. I also have a chisel where I can make a hole in a piece of wood. Where I can make holes in some plan material. I can even sew with the part. Build a swimming pool. Great. And if a bottle of wine comes with cork. Then you can... We are not proletarians. We would not push the stopper inwards and drink the wine. But of course, as it should be. Of course. Maybe a postman will come by or something. I'll put it this way. Have you still plugged in the second one? Because I would recommend you either two for each one. So that everyone always has his knife plugged in. Or what also makes sense. A multitool and a pocket knife. But what do I need the pliers for? The pliers. If you have a wire with you. Of course, I can thin a wire. Cut with every knife blade. I can bend it. I can tear it off like this. But if you're fishing now, for example. And you like these fine twists. You make it easier with the pliers. If you have a cooking vessel. If you want to lift it from the fire. Without putting on your gloves. Maybe destroy the glove due to the heat. Then you take the pliers. And put it on the side. In addition, I even have a file on it. Then you can file something. That means you can file an anchor hook from me. Whatever. Such a file is not bad either. You can do your fingernails, of course. Important, I already notice, are your fingernails. They file and cut with the file. It's very uncomfortable. If your fingernails are too long. And you have to hold a lot with your hands. You get stuck, you tear yourself. It can ignite again. You can't leave the body care behind. You always have to pay attention to that. So you would really take that part with you. That's how it is. And because you can only use one bottle at a time. And I think everyone should have a knife. I would either choose two small ones. Or from my point of view, this variant. If you say no multitool. Then you could also put that aside. Then knife. You already have a knife in your sights. Unfortunately, it has not yet been delivered. Or in your hands. I have now as an example. A short version of a Finnish knife manufacturer. Chosen with a sheath. It has a continuous blade. Relatively strong blade width. That means I can also carve well with the knife. I can split sticks. If you split wood. It never goes to the forest floor. It vibrates like that. I don't bring the energy where I would like it to. But put it on. And then just hit it. Works. That should be a knife. Not from a flat angle. Where only something was riveted. That has to be robust. That has to work. And as I said. If it rained heavily. These branches outside wet. And I turn to the core wood. Then this is in the middle. My dry variant. As long as my blade is. I can split there. I can hit it. That works perfectly. It's sharp. We are already at the next topic. Only a sharp knife is a good knife. That means I would take a grinding stone with me. This is an example of a grinding stone. Here I have a slightly coarser one. Here I have a finer one. If I just want to pull it off. Then I put the blade on like this. And always pull with the cutting direction. These are activities. I can do it on the side. A blunt blade. Always carries a greater risk of injury. Because you have to exert more pressure. You have to go into the thing more firmly. And that's where you usually slip off. And get hurt. Now you can of course say. For space reasons. I only put the knife in the bottle. Pick up some tape from me. That the cutting is protected. And the things in there are not broken. I am a fan of a sheath. I like when I empty the bottle. And then I put my knife on the belt. That's smart and practical. I like it very much. And the risk of injury is also minimized. I only have the blunt blade. And the thing is lying somewhere. You are barefoot on the road. You let your feet breathe. I hung up the socks to dry. Put the shoe inserts out of the shoes. In the sun. You are barefoot on the road. Someone climbs on the blade. And then I have a job again. Sanitary supply. I can go into the tree now. Put the thing in. I hold on. I grab somewhere. A blank blade that lies around freely. Always carries a risk. And it's practical. If I just grab the belt. And I have it ready for me. Okay. From me with a cord around my neck. I can also carry it. But I should have it with me. You need a lot of space. Let's try it out. It will work out perfectly. The lid still has to be closed. Slightly oblique. What else would you give? Swiss knife? Yes, the two small ones. Good. Binding material. I can use it for everything. Great are such small wire coils. I could fill the hole room with something. If you notice. Okay, we're a little limited in space. Then we can unpack it again. And we can fill the hole rooms. If you like, with tablets. Wire and fishing line. And in any case I would take with me. Paracord. Such a thick rope. This is not a rope. This is a normal paracord. I have the ends at home. Not welded, but left open. So you can use the soul. I can work for small bindings. I use the soul of the paracord. I can pull it out. I can open the souls again. You can go here and use this special. Zunder, Schlag mich tot, Straz. Mix combination. I don't need it. Zunder gives me nature. I have fire anyway. With robust things I bind with the whole. I would also go here again. Is it enough to have the English studies with you? I need too little space. You can bind 200-300 meters. You can use the fishing line for everything. Not for everything. But for the most. For the most, yes. If you use a robust, braided fishing line. You can of course also take that. I think that's 30 meters. I can't open it so well anymore. If I want to get to small souls. I make it very difficult for the braided one. Paracord is great again. It's your bottle. It's your 14 days. You have to do it again. Maybe go out again. Practice something. With the stuff you take with you. Work practically. Don't say, great, perfect. No. You work at home. With the things. So you gain experience. Assembling the knife. It's disassembled. You have to screw it together first. And then you try it out. Let's leave the paracord aside. The wire goes with it, right? Yes, the wire goes with it. Think of fishing. Think of preparing the fish. Think of maybe even a trap. For small animals. Maximum in the size of a rabbit. In with it. Topic fire. Optimally a lighter works. Not a piezo lighter. But a normal gas lighter. Maybe fill it up again. Done. You don't need it around the clock. When it's used. Put it back in, pack it away. Don't leave it lying around. As we discussed. Would you take a second lighter with you? I would take the fire steel as backup. Okay. As I said, you only have the fire steel. Where you use the back of the knife to put out the fire. Just take a fire steel. I would personally leave it like this. I would have a signal pipe in case of emergency. But I would pack these two things. Fire steel and lighter. Lighter makes sense. You can't tell anyone. I only take fire steel with me. What do you do with it? Sharp blades. If the lighter breaks. It won't break. Except if it gets wet. And you leave it in a wet environment. In a wet environment. Then the steel dissolves. It becomes very spongy. And then it's broken. If it falls into the water. If it has air moisture. Wipe it off. Cooking utensil. I heard something about a titanium pipe. Now only with hot stones. To bring water to a boil. In the Nalgene bottle. You have to put a lot of hot stones in there. The bottle itself close to the fire steel won't bring the water to a boil. You will be able to heat it. You will be able to dilute your soup cubes. But to really boil I have a solution. With a folding cup. It's made of stainless steel. Put it on. Fill it with water. I can put it into the fire. It boils extremely fast. Then I take my pliers. Fill it into the Nalgene bottle. Do the same again. Two or three times. And I have at least half a bottle of hot water in there with a few cups. Then we have a bigger diameter and don't fit into the bottle anymore. That's what it would look like. There are videos with hot stones and then it boils. But it has to be extremely hot stones. It has to be a great fire. And there are videos where they really clap to the fire steel. Directly with fire. At the end of the day it starts to boil. As you say. But it tastes like plastic. On the other hand they say it only melts on the outside. And the plastic melts only at 300 degrees. I don't know. There are so many theories. But I think if it still had space. At first I thought it was too small. But it boils extremely fast. I have something to do again. It's perfect like a tea cup. I would leave the lid here. I wouldn't take it with me. And then we pack two. Then we have one or the other. Let's start a schnapps burner. Let's leave it aside. We still have a few utensils. In any case I would take instead of some water detox tablets or something else I would just take potassium permanganate with me. Potassium permanganate is just functional. You can prepare a small dosage of water which I would never do with a micropure. How it works we can take a look now. Potassium permanganate is a violet powder. It used to be used in the medical field for large-scale disinfections. You had a bucket of water with a tip of potassium permanganate in it. It turned dark violet and you used it for large-scale disinfections. It became germ-free and bacteria-free. In combination with potassium permanganate and crystal sugar I can make a fire. We also use it in winter for a so-called GTAS, for a ground-to-air signal. In the snow we put a 5x5 meter-long hair into the snow and put a tip of potassium permanganate in it. Then you shake it and make a hole and sprinkle it. It creates an extreme contrast between the snow and my violet writing. In the jungle we make a footbath with potassium permanganate every day so that our feet become free again from all the stuff that we throw away. We make a footbath every 10 minutes and the next person can use the footbath multifunctionally. If you cut yourself in Canada you put potassium permanganate into the water and rinse the wound. That's an important point because cut injuries are the highest risk. You cut yourself in Canada and put potassium permanganate into the wound. You take your water bottle if you're on the road and you find PET bottles floating around. The pollution won't be as bad as in Panama but it can happen that you lose a PET bottle. Take it with you and use your nalgene bottle. The water doesn't always look as clear as here. That would be perfect. Clear, clean water looks great. It's usually not the case but it can look like this for example. It can be a dark brownish color and you wouldn't drink it 1 to 1. You have to filter it. If you don't have potassium permanganate don't start building a water filter. If you have running water and it looks dirty I would filter it roughly. It's best to use a Memento filter from Memento. They're great. You're a friend of ours. You put it once or maybe twice over the bottle and then it's important to pour it in slowly. You see all the floating substances stay in the tube. I only have a small part of the tube where the dirt collects. If you take long underpants you won't need it. You cut your legs off and you have a filter material again. The same with long underpants. So you would filter it despite... If it looks like this. Despite potassium. You don't need to filter it optically anymore. That's how it should look. Just clear. Now you have the water from a rather slowly flowing water. It looks clear but you don't know what's floating in there. You can never make water germ-free. It doesn't work. It's impossible. You have so many germs floating in the air that are in the water right now. Only these germs don't cause any problems. But there can be other things like bacteria, viruses, germs that can cause damage to your health. That's where potassium permanganate comes into play. It's best to use a knife. I find it interesting that it not only filters the water but also disinfects the wounds. Let's have a look. For one liter of water you take one of these mini bricks. That's enough. It's important to close it right away. It mustn't get wet. Then you can close the bottle. Shake it. It should only show a slight discoloration. This brick was already too much for us. Take half of it. It should only show a slight discoloration. And now wait 7-15 minutes. Let it work. Kill all the germs that are crawling around. It's a backup. It makes more sense than micropore tablets because disinfection is also possible and so little is needed. In slow-flowing or stagnant waters when you come to a river with a fast flow rate you have to walk at least 200-300 meters upstream with dead animals corpses oil barrels or barrels with a dead fish symbol on them. If not, go back to the start where you started and have a drink. I would prepare stagnant or slow-flowing water. If you have a wound or an injury use a knife tip. We're talking about a knife tip and a permanganate. This is how you dose it. You can see it's turning dark purple. No one will drink this anymore. What will happen? You have important bacteria in your gut that you need for digestion. With this fermentation it would just rot. The digestion would suffer and you wouldn't die and it would be counterproductive. Minimum use of one liter of water. I use this when I cut myself to flush out my wounds. It works great. I've never seen anything like this in a video. What did we have so far? A pocket knife a second one a wire a lighter and a grinder. There are also small versions. You can save some space. A container and a can of potassium permanganate. That's enough if I have this. Let's see if your screw cap works better. How much do you need? 150 at the start. If you fill this up it's enough. Salt. Salt is vital. I would fill up at least one can with salt. If I add a little to the water or refine my food with it. As you like to do. But I would also add salt. Very important. What about soup broth? You can always add it. I would make it into a cube. And electrolyte? Electrolyte. I'm a fan of salt. We did a self-experiment when we were very old. We did it with only one bag of gummy bears. After a few days we realized that salt is important. We sweated a lot. We sweated everything out. We had cramps. We took a big piece of rock and put it into the water. Then you realize how the energy flows back into your body. I can keep this in my talon. If there is enough space I would add it. If you think it's too much just leave it. Don't forget the tobacco Vacuumed. It's perfect. Then we said you want to take our fishing set with you. For example the line, different hooks, lead, different artificial baits. We went through it in the fishing video. It's linked up there. We did everything we could. We prepared, we ate, we checked the taste. You can also fill the spaces with coffee, tea or whatever you like to drink. You should ration it. We don't drink coffee every day but every second day. When we drink coffee we don't have a complete package for everyone but we share one. But you can also prepare tea like this, right? I usually do it in spring when the trees are in full bloom and the spruces are in full bloom. Then I have these very bright leaves, I can pick them. You can of course use water, add berries, boil them up to get a different taste. Don't use too much fuel, otherwise you'll run out of it. Just be creative. I wouldn't take too much from here, I'd rather enjoy nature. Nature gives us everything. Let's wrap it up. What do you say? Season 4 is coming, right? Or you two as a team? That would be wild. It would be a lot of fun. I'd rather fill with the bulky stuff. We can put the cup in. You have to practice how to do it the best way. We have time for that. And don't make it too complicated. The simple wins. We've been talking about topics that aren't too complicated. You can show what we've been planning. We'd love your feedback. Please do. Some things are the same but the gloves are from Niklas. They're cut-resistant. You can use them very well. You can even fire-resist your phone screen. What's your first feedback? They're very comfortable. You're protected if you hit yourself. The question is, if it keeps the material or deforms it. You have to try it. I'd test it at home. Be careful. Cut-resistant doesn't mean stab-resistant. You can stab through a cut-resistant glove but it's for cut-injury. Just try it. Let's talk about the bottle. We thought electrolyte. If so, with strawberry flavor. Why not? It's a bit of a glucose mixture. I don't think it's a mistake to have it in there. It's the most important thing. There's an electrolyte forte. Sodium chloride, potassium chloride, sodium chloride. To cover it up with a bit of flavor. Flavor is always great. If you drink only water for a long time, at some point it gets to your throat. That's a welcome change. In addition, it also brings tints to the throat. Makes sense. If there's room. Maybe you can find half a portion to put in somewhere. We'd have to refill it. When it gets wet, it's all gone. Then we got bags. 5.000 again. You can put a zip bag in there. What would you put in there? There's a soup cube in there. Again, a matter of taste. If there's room, we could have a soup ball in the evening. With beef and vegetables. I'd definitely use only half a cube for a bottle. The taste is still there. It just stays longer. 2, 4, 6, 8. That's 8 soups. You share them, of course. I still have some in there. Plastic. When you open the first aid kit, it always comes out. That's why it's plastic. I also have some grids. I saw them on Amazon. They were very well rated. Unpaid advertising, of course. Those are for mosquito bites, right? Yes, those are for mosquito bites. You just slap them out. They don't need any space. Then they don't itch anymore. You just slap them out. They don't itch anymore. You don't need any space. You can go there, not with the blade, but with a multitool or a pocket knife. Take the screwdriver, hold it in the front area and see if it doesn't burn. Make sure it's warm and press it on the tick. That's over, too. Because the proteins from the tick die off. But it wouldn't be necessary. That's a great tip. Is it enough if you just do it like this? No, you have to do it in points. You have to do it in points. If you don't want to do it the first time, do it again. Thermocover window film. 4 x 1.5 meters. If you look at it, it's so thin. If it breaks once, we take a little thing with us. A little Tesaband. And we can secure it again. But if you just put it in between layers, it takes up a lot of space. Is it really worth it or do you just invest more time in the accommodation and build it with auxiliary means? If you have a hole in there, it's completely for the fish. The water runs down along the plane and only comes back in. As you want. It really takes up a lot of space. Think about it. I tell you, nature gives so much. Especially West Coast, Canada, rainforests, stuff. Material. You just have to take it and process it. But the only thing when you can fly out is when it gets really wet and cold. You have a sleeping bag. You stuff it in and when you get wet, you take it out, put it in front of you, you can make a fire. You build yourself an accommodation that is dense, without a plastic foil. But suppose it rains. Then it rains. But look, the sleeping bag is wet. It dries as soon as the sun rises. Pick it up, hang it up, let it dry in the wind. The material from Carinthia is great. Just not too close to the fire. Not too close to the heat. Perfect. Hang it up. Yeah, you're right. You're right. Maybe we worry too much. Well, worth thinking about, we have to think about it. Then a toothbrush. 14 days. I contacted my dentist Paulina. She said from the second day she had tooth decay. Is tooth decay more important than the toothbrush? You take a toothbrush. A toothbrush for sure. But, why did you cut the handle? Because there's no room. Yeah, but that's... If I leave it a little longer, if I put a handle on it, and brush my teeth with it, you're dirty. You're not hygienically the standard as we're used to. Now you have dirt everywhere. Now you drive in your mouth and you have to get far in. But I have something for that. The Dr. Bronner 30 to 1 All-in-One Magic Soap. Buy it today. Just buy it. In the next 3 minutes you'll get 4 for the price of 1. It's really great. It's toothpaste, shampoo, hair, and you only need a few drops. We fill it in a 10ml bottle and that's enough for 2 weeks. Hard test in Canada. You either use a toothpick or a small piece of wood to apply it. If it really works like you just brushed it. And then screw it back on. Please test it live here and now. One drop. Now rub it. Peppermint. You can get it in other flavors. It's organic. Important for nature. And the secret tip. For washing. Body hygiene. Toothpaste. But don't overdo it. One drop is gone. That's why I'd like to brush my teeth. If not, go back to nature. You can use the white ash from the campfire. If the toothbrush is a bit wet, put the ash on it and brush your teeth. Without a toothbrush? And what else can you use? If you're close to pastures where similar bushes grow, you just pick a piece and rub it. Put the bark down and put a thin stick on it. And brush your teeth with it. Exactly. We'll share it. One for sharing. I'd leave the stick a bit longer and then put a piece of wood on it. But that's up to you. Just try it out. Now you can try things out. If it works, yes. If it doesn't... You're right. You have to wash your hands to keep in touch with your fingers. For water filtering, you can use micropore tablets. That's practical. One tablet per litre. So you have to take several if you want to be sure about the water. I'd use potassium permanganate. You can cut it out and throw it in. If the bottle is full, you can shake it and knock on it. And then you can fill the gaps with good stuff. That's not necessary but nice to have. I'll take it. Alright. We already have the plaster. I'd choose this instead of the small ones. You never know if the cut is long, short or wide. If you take this, you're an individual. You can choose a small one, a wide one. You can cut it in. I'd rather use this on the side. It's flat. You learn a lot through training. I find Europax incredibly important. I tested the normal Europax and they're not so nice but not so recyclable. And these things are so small that you can put even a man under it. It doesn't matter how you make a cavern, just Europax. You can do that, right? Cool, thanks! These are the chips. Tested last night. If you're sensitive to sleep, you either have two separate bedrooms or you use this. 14 days of no sleep or bad sleep leaves traces. That makes sense. Separate sleeping? Is that because you have to be together all the time? I'd stay together. If Knossi snores a lot, he can't hear it. He sleeps like a baby. But you suffer from it and that's not optimal. Most of it is on the list which isn't here yet. Insect protection for the head. It's a grid which you hang over for the head to sleep. It's a mosquito net for the head. It definitely makes sense in connection with a head cover. It doesn't help if you just put it over like this. If you have a head cover like a bunny hat where you can create distance then it works really well. Okay, that's true. I have to test that. These are our thoughts and your thoughts about the bottle. I think if we combine both and agree on the winner bottle then we have the winner bottle. The bottle is not the side effect. It's what you do with these things. It's nice when you watch what they do and think about it but in my opinion it's unnecessary. Less is often more. You have to be able to handle it. That's it with the bottle video. I'm looking forward to your feedback. Some would do it like this, others like this. There's no right or wrong at the end of the day. It has to fit to your skills. Thanks a lot for this video. We learned a lot. I hope you did too. See you in the next episode about shelter building and survival stock. Stay tuned and watch the next video if you haven't seen it yet. It's either the fishing video or the presentation video. Have fun and see you in the end cut. Don't forget to subscribe!