Episode-562- Dave Canterbury on Survivability for the Common Man [ 54:42 ] Play Now | Play in Popup | Download
Today Dave Canterbury joins us to discuss a few of his new projects and the concept of “Survivability for the Common Man”. Dave of course is best known as the co-star of Dual Survivor on The Discovery Channel and his YouTube channel which to date has received over 6.9 million views to date. You can also win a first edition of Dave’s new magazine and his book, both autographed, tune in today to find out how.
Join us today as we ask Dave questions like…
- What exactly is “survivability for the common man”
- What does the average person need to know for the time they spend off the black top
- Why does some training fall short
- What are the five C’s of survivability
- Why is survival a “calorie game”
- Why should we carry both modern gear and know primitive skills
- What is the difference between sure fire and sure flame
- How can you train in the field with Dave
- What makes a good wilderness knife or a EDC knife
- Choosing between a 22 and a shot gun in the bush or at home
- What is the biggest threat we face as a people today
Resources for Today’s Show
- Members Support Brigade
- TSP Gear Shop
- Join Our Forum
- Bulk Ammo – (sponsor of the day)
- Emergency Essentials – (sponsor of the day)
- Vote for TSP as Podcast of the Year – (you can vote ONCE A DAY UNTIL DEC. 15 you need to use a valid email, but they do not spam you.)
- Self Reliance Illustrated Facebook Page – (This is the page to comment about TSP on to win the book and first edition of the magazine both autographed by Dave)
- Dave Canterbury’s Facebook Fan Page
- The Pathfinder School
- Dave’s Book with Companion DVD’s
- Self Reliance Illustrated Magazine
- Dave Canterbury’s Youtube Channel
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