Comments by "Savage22 Bolt" (@savage22bolt32) on "Survival Lilly" channel.

  1. I subbed a couple of years ago for archery tips, you earned a great deal of respect IMO, and this has to be one of the simplest, yet potent fact filled videos you've produced for everyone ❤
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  2. The limitations of an electric vehicle make them unacceptable. And there is no way the electric grid could even charge them all...
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  3. Watching this is better than reading the manual! I want one now.
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  4. When I started archery, Lilly's channel was one of the first ones I found on yt. Over the past couple of years I've seen a lot of variety here, & her garden channel too. Now I can hit a bullseye with an arrow, but I still can't even grow weeds in my backyard.
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  5.  @libbyhicks7549  1908 Boy Scout manual says "Be Prepared"
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  6.  @babalu-oc6iu  expiration dates are only a suggestion.
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  7.  @julielang7850  I would want the water in sealed containers. You may have noticed that ice cubes disappear in your freezer from sublimation.
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  8. One of my dad's best quotes: "Don't hate the rich people, just get rich yourself!" So I took his advise.
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  9. I came for the archery, stayed for the doom & gloom. Actually, a couple of years ago, I made it through 10 days of sub freezing weather with no electricity. A kerosene wick stove saved my arse.
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  10. Or move to Siberia, you won't even need a freezer!
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  11. People are soft today.
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  12. Rice, beans & 'dines. Lilly said she's not supporting the fishing industry, but one thing that makes sense for me is many tins of sardines in oil. Dried fruits & nuts too. Shelf life is much longer than stated on the containers. I know that from experience.
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  13.  @strawberryme08  Yes, it seems that somewhere I heard Roman jars were unearthed with honey inside, and it was "edible".
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  14. Lilly, you're spot on here. I took your advice 35 years ago. I'm debt free, retired & so far - ok! My financial training started at age 6 or 7 when I set up a lemonade stand, mowed lawns & shoveled snow. I bought my own bicycle at age 8 or 9, and my own 22 rifle when I was 11.
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  15.  @ecocentrichomestead6783  Not blowing dough on everything you want is a BIG help! All my life I've driven mostly free cars that "JUST" needed a little fixing up. Real clunkers. Retired now & could buy that brand new car, but don't even want it. I feel so lucky, the neighbor's dawg can climb in & go for a ride, I can park my vehicle anywhere I want & not worry about someone nicking my doors, & I never worry about someone stealing it!
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  16. And a beautiful response as well! ❤❤❤
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  17. My favorite tool was MADE IN AUSTRIA. It's an ergonomic design. Right out of the box it fits my hand well. If it gets a cleaning every now & then, it works flawlessly. Never needs batteries, but it does like to eat the nines.
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  18. I winced at 6:45, but then laughed with you when you held up the broken limb. Priceless!
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  19.  @ecocentrichomestead6783  third way: work hard, spend wisely, invest regularly
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  20. All in all, that was a great day of archery! The first Survival Lilly video I watched, was about archery. I subbed back then, maybe a year ago or longer. Since then she has covered so many topics, and introduced us to Amy the helpful dog!
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  21. I visited my old Boy Scout campsite from 55 years ago. The hand operated well pump is still there & working. I'm much more comfortable with that, than Chinese made solar panels.
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  22. 4:25 "I don't think a 6 year old girl can pull a 25 pound bow" Well I hope not. I'm 66 years old & just starting out with a 20 pound recurve. Hope to move up to 32LB limbs soon. These improvements to this bow are fantastic. It would be frustrating for your young friend to use sub-par equipment and wonder why she's having issues.
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  23. Cheer up Kathy. There is a lot of love in this world!
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  24. Years ago I landed here for the archery vids, now I'm here for economics lessons ❤ ya Lilly!
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  25. Only if I get to go too!
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  26. My mom converted a school bus into a camper back in 1966. Oh, the adventures we had!
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  27.  @galeparker1067  Duh
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  28.  @tangobayus  Be a man. If you're a woman, be a strong woman. As a grade school teacher used to say, "Put your thinking cap on". Edit, that was back in the 60's. People were pretty normal back then.
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  29.  @OutlawCaliber13  urban myth / old wives tale / whatever you want to call it. I used to tell my wife that leaving the light on for one hour used less juice than turning the light on. She was blonde! Still, I miss her dearly.
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  30.  @sportsman7003  don't drive directly to it. Make a "J" shaped path. That way you may get a visual/audio warning from anyone approaching. You will have time to determine if its friend or foe.
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  31. The larger knife seems to have more horse power! Like a 357 magnum vs a 38 special.
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  32. Ballistol?? Hickok45 is proud of you! If you like firearms, check out his vids. He's been using Ballistol since B4 Lilly was born.
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  33. Lilly is quite proficient in manipulating everything with one hand (and recording with the other). I would have to use a tripod.
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  34. I bought a bow two years ago, and this is one of the first channels I found that covers the topic. This channel & two others are my top three favorites!
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  35.  @johngregory662  My cousin painted his car with house paint & a paint roller. He got awful results, but it went pretty quick. Now that I think of it, it was worse than my Austin Healey. BTW that was way back in 1973 or '74. This has been a fun chat about paint. Never expected this on Lilly's channel.
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  36. Intelligent comment. I was just going to say the same thing!
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  37.  @mickeyd7283  I was just trying to cheer the gal up. Her comment about impending doom was a bit depressing. For a meaningful life we need three things. Someone to love. Something to do. Something to look forward to. This if course is above & beyond basic needs.
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  38. Collapsible arrows! That's the most unheard-of thing I ever heard of. "Class A" job on those arrows. If only I had another lifetime to live. There are so many things I want to do. This will go on the list.
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  39. I walk in the woods 3 or 4 times a week. Often I am within 10 feet of a squirrel. Many times they freeze, and I pretend to aim & shoot them. I have noticed that if I was really hunting, I should get the shot off quickly, because they can suddenly move around the trunk of a tree and disappear. Also, I seem to be more accurate when I shoot instinctively, rather than a long drawn out aiming sequence.
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  40.  @Ryan-ow2bq  she's buried in the back yard!
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  41. When I was younger, I lived by the creed "It's better to burn out than rust" I battled rust just like Lilly. Now retired, I don't bother. You should see my 21 year old Jeep!
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  42.  @ellenbrooks5028  Depends on your spending/investing habits. It won't happen overnight, but you can make it happen!
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  43. The rust on the SK85 carbon steel blade gives it character. I'm still using my grandma's carbon steel kitchen knives 80 - 100 years old! For general purpose outdoors knives, various grades of stainless work good for me.
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  44. Lilly, this may sound like a strange idea, but it works very well. 40 years ago my girlfriend taught me to throw the meat directly on the red hot coals. After 2 or 3 minutes, flip it over on another area of red hot coals & leave it for 2 more minutes (depending on thickness). The meat cooks wonderfully. A couple of coals might stick, but most don't & the ones that do can be brushed right off. Much better than a rusty old grill. This is also great entertainment if you have a guest, and they will be amazed at the outcome, as I was the first time I tried it. If you try this method, let me know if you liked it. I tell my friends it's the caveman kitchen. Also, a can of beans can be heated right in the can they come in. Just don't overheat the can because, at least here in US, some cans have a lining. I love your channel. Good luck with your cooking. EDIT: I just saw your video from 2 years ago on this same topic!
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  45. Definitely got my mouth watering for a piece of gruyere!
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  46.  @erikblarg5498  They have cool "donut shaped" magnets inside.
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  47.  @amandap9332  Awesome & interesting!
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  48.  @taoist32  That's all I can disclose. P.S. We mean you no harm, just watching.....
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  49.  @Zak_McKracken  I have to admit, I missed the drips. I kinda did some fast forwarding on this vid. Done too much sanding & grinding in my youth.
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  50. Pressure cooker cooks faster and at lower heat setting, so you use less gas/fuel/elec. You have to get used to it, so use it now, get some practice. Make rice, potatoes, carrots, chickens - experiment - one at a time tho. I love mine & use it often. Cast iron pans & "Dutch ovens" are great too. Some of mine are more than 100 years old and used daily.
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