Land Nav Request Video (Night & Obstacles)

[DynaGirlz]

Thanks Sarge!Been since 95 last time I did this, and your refresher brought it all back. Have a good one!

[adventurek9]

Any reason to use the Silva instead of the Camminga?

[sargefaria]

@adventurek9

Not really brother.......just the one I carry in this kit. I prefer the comenga over the Silva anyday, just carry this one in this kit i guess

[medicjimr]

Very simply put , my weakness is keeping track of my pace count I am side tracked easily lol. Thanks as always

[sargefaria]

@medicjimr

count every other foot and use pacing beads bro. much easier that way IMO of course

[medicjimr]

@sargefaria Ya I got to figure out my pace count again it's only been 20 years since I did it before lol

[markshmily]

Great video!

Wouldn't it be better to camp at night instead of having to travel?

Not to mention a lot safer?

[sargefaria]

@markshmily

Absolutely brother!

[herpingmad145]

thanks man

[herpingmad145]

could you show (or preferubly do a review) on the pathfinder school knife by tops, there isn't anything on it.

[sargefaria]

@herpingmad145

I'll see if I can do that for ya

[stormin46]

Great Video. will ahve to watch you land nav video seris later to refresh my memory. been a few years since doing any. Keep up the great work. 

[mtzgabe77]

thanks for taking the time to pass this knowledge to us... you are greatly appreciated!

[sargefaria]

@mtzgabe77

thanks man

[sargefaria]

Thank you all for your kind comments!

[TheSurviver72]

Good tips, Bro. I love your land nav series, I learned a lot from it. Thanks!!

[sargefaria]

@TheSurviver72

thank you

[darthwelt]

Vids just keep getting better and better bro. Thanks for taking the time to do these, and sharing!!

[sargefaria]

@darthwelt

thanks my friend!

[xlr8n99]

Another great one bro. The box method, as you mentioned is , by far the simplest, and IMO, the single best way to get around obstacles. Thanks for sharing Derek!

[Diopterman]

Thanks for sharing this info Sarge!

[spannernuts]

People need to know how accurate and inaccurate paceing beads can be, given different terrains. That 400mtrs walk would be easy to pace accurate if you were on a good clear trail. But lets say you're walking through the woods, where your pace varies and the amount of extra paces that you put in as you zigzag around the trees, can make you reach your 400, well before your point on the map. Maybe you could also do a video on the shortfalls of paceing, just to give some extra to this video bro

[spannernuts]

Great video bro, as always it's good to see you shareing with folks that are still learning navigation skills. First I like to say that I've used the box many times to explain to people how to get around obsticles, it's easy to teach and easy to follow, so I'm glad to see someone else shareing it with the guys. As I'm running out of space here, I will bring up a point on paceing beads in another comments box.

[Larkvall]

Great video.

[bigcountry1315]

Derek another great video! Thanks for sharing your knowledge.