adding to that tribe around the world are capable of traveling extreme distance completely barefoot some even run state to state non stop without any blistering, why because they are conditioned properly and not just conditioned for endurance which is all our military focuses on.its almost like they dont care too much about your surviving too long, just long enough to get your objective done. those mens feet blistering is a perfect example of how poorly they are conditioned in a all around sense, something claiming to be the hardest training course in the world should require people to do it barefoot.many people travel forests barefoot everyday and hunt endless, their feet may be hard like rocks but they arent blistering and soft, from being pampered in shoes.i felt the excessive playing around with animals body parts was just out right disgusting, blowing inside the animals lungs you just killed as a joke isnt too funny, its really disgusting and disturbing. other than slaughtering animals left and right, there hasnt been any real survival lessons taught, in all instances they all wouldve died.in any real case its very unlikely a fallen pilot would have every supply especially all that string they had to ration their food supplies, every episode so far has ended the same.. they end up getting saved everytime they screw up or realize what they are being taught isnt working at all... like the moronic use of the bags on the branches blowing in the wind, seriously urks me that the only way they were taught to get water and they never once mentioned the hole like ive seen and know works even in the most driest climates far worse than where they where..

there is a easier way to get water from digging a hole in the sun and covering it with plastic, placing a cup under the plastic with rocks holding the plastic in place creating a dip placing one rock in the middle for the water to drop in the cup. water is more easily pulled from the cooler depths of the ground. creating the same effect of condensation, it would work even better with leaves placed inside the hole also adding to water already being pulled from the hole..i agree with you i was shocked they didnt know about this method, their use of gathering water was extremely horrible and if they actually had to survive on their own given that advice, you are right. they would surely all be dead from not knowing any better.its almost amusing how poorly conditions they are, they only focus on endurance conditioning in the military and its a mistake especially in a sense of survival, many tribes around the world travel on the daily basis through forest much more dense then what they are traveling, there are also tribes who can run literally the length of state to state barefoot.. you would think this type of conditioning and training for your actual feet would be applied to something that holds the title of "hardest survival training course" so far i beg to differ and have nothing against the military or these people, they just arent being trained hard enough.its funny to think of people on the daily basis without any of that equipment or shoes and pampering with breaks, are capable of surviving better and their feet do not blister because they have conditioned them properly. im just saying if i want my military to be the best, im going to apply the most extreme training available provided the many people of the world that live this so called training everyday.