usually it's after 1 or 2 days of no fire, which means no water, so i'm suspecting they're thinking "WE FUCKING NEED FIRE NOW", and usually since it's mostly the bow technique, 1 person holds the top that lets the stick spin while the other uses the bow.The problem I have with these people is that when they tend to do the fire, they both stand by each other. One person needs to constantly keep on working the shelter.
SHE MALFUNCTIONED, YOso now the fire starter comes standard. this chick looks like a scrub.
i think when the medic needs to be called in then you start getting food and water. no way that dude went from 102 fever bawling in the night to making a 4 mile trek the next day, in 100 degree weather with no water. either they abbreviated that extraction distance by a far margin or it was all bullshit. dude seemed perfectly fine when he was on the back of the truck.SHE MALFUNCTIONED, YO
She was cute but that damn mouth would get old right damn quick. Wasn't too impressed by the dude either. Also, I call bullshit that he lost his water at the beginning of his trek and made it out without assistance. No way you could go a day and half walking miles in 110+ degree weather without water.
I am pretty sure when you tap out and call the medics the camera team is allowed to give you water/food to get you extracted to medial attention.i think when the medic needs to be called in then you start getting food and water. no way that dude went from 102 fever bawling in the night to making a 4 mile trek the next day, in 100 degree weather with no water. either they abbreviated that extraction distance by a far margin or it was all bullshit. dude seemed perfectly fine when he was on the back of the truck.