She Needs A Name!
She Needs A Name!
We’re finishing up the edits to our latest DVD, staring Survival Expert Kirsten Rechnitz, but we need your help naming it! Â It’s all about surviving in the harsh environment of High Desert & Low Mountains…
Check out the short teaser video, and leave your title suggestions in the comments below!
Kirsten Rechnitz – Survival Expert and Coach
Kirsten Rechnitz – Survival Expert and Coach
Current Topics Include:
• Campsite Selection
• Clothing For Harsh Environments
• Cooking Techniques
• How to Spit Roast a Rabbit
• How to Make a Rodent Calzone
• Making a Dart & Primitive Cordage
• Fire – Tandem Bow drill
• Fire Tools
• Spoon Making
• Burn Bowl
• Boiling Water
• Making Pitch Glue
• Pencil Making For Rescue Writing
• Using Pitch Glue to Repair
• Hygiene (Feminine and General)
• Plant That’s Better Than Toilet Paper
• Knives
• Safety
• Cutting Techniques
• Rose Cut
• Planing
• Making a Sharp Edge From a Rock (If you don’t have a knife)
• Land Navigation
• Finding Water
• Identify Man Made Objects On A Map
• Identify Land features
• Car Practice
• Preps
• Campsite Preps
• What to bring to the wilderness
• Pemmican
• Flower, water, etc
• Processing Food
• Skinning
• Organ Removal
• Unique Way to Wash Your Hands
• Rabbit Tail
• Rescue
• Signaling Mirror
• Signaling Fire
• Tripods for Signaling Fire
• How to Lash a tripod
• Shelter
• Ridge Line
• Debris Shelter
• Finding Duff Material
• How to Collect the Material Efficiently
• Identifying Trees That Are Good for Duff Material
• Making a Door For Your Shelter
• Survival Priorities, Conversational
• Trapping
• Paiute Deadfall
• Wild Edibles
• Yucca Uses
Tell us the name you have chosen for this film below:
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88 thoughts on “She Needs A Name!”
Desertapalooza
Survival 101
With tagline:::
–
Survivability: ‘It’s not the strongest who survives; but the one most adaptable.’
Keeping along the "Survival" theme… how about Survival Poo.
Arid Survival: Everything you need to know about surviving in dry climates.
When I watched the sample clip, the title "Inside the Outdoors with Kirsten Rechnitz" came to mind!
Sweating in the desert: Have to realize, if you cant see something, it doesnt mean isnt there.
WILD THANG!
Kitchen sink survival: Without the kitchen.
Survival School Crash Course
Wilderness Surviving…………and doing it well
Live Like A Native
High Desert Survival
Love it.
Surviving Desolation
Well, your other DVDs maintain a fairly simple title theme in that they start with the word "Survival" and then just state what the DVD is about; "Survival Land Nav," "Survival Bug Out," "Survival E&E," etc… I’m sure someone could come up with a very clever title for this DVD but in keeping with your theme, maybe the title should simply be something to the effect of "Survival Desert & Mountain."
Thanks for your well thought reply. You’re on track with what we’re thinking. 🙂 Thanks again!
Live or Die
Survival is a choice
High and dry survival
SURVIVAL
" HARSH ENVIRONMENT "
The skills you need for surviving the harsh environment of HIGH DESERT & LOW MOUNTAINS.
SURVIVAL: How to Live THROUGH any Survival situtuation, with KIRSTEN RECHNITZ
The ‘Full Monty," Techics for Desert, to Mountain, East to West,
Hot and Arrive, Cold and Wet-Successful Living and Extraction
STYLING AND PROFILING IN THE WILD WITH THE LAYERED LOOK
Survive and thrive in the high desert.
PRIM (ative) AND PROPER
Clever
Your email described this video as being "…LOADED with incredible content" so my first reaction was "Loaded for Survival".
Then a few others came to mind: "High Desert Bushcraft"; "High Desert Survival"; "Survival Camp with Kirsten Rechnitz".
Survival Lessons from a Renaissance Woman
Survival Unsexed
28 Plus Desert Skills (aka "KR’s – How to live off the land if Hitllary steals the election.")
Survival Unsexed was my choice for several reasons.
1-We all know sex sells, so the strange word (unsexed) has a great marketability (banner click thrus for affiliates)
2-Shows survival isn’t always sexy, although it’s being preformed by someone that is.
3-Survival training is for both sexes.
4-Stays with the theme of: Survival …
What you don’t know can hurt you; High desert and Low Mountain survival
High and Dry: Desert Survival
Survive to Thrive!
High Desert Walkabout
Well said. Thanks!
Survival Down and Dusty , the desert survival guide
Dirt Time and Bushcraft Secrets!: Getting by with very little.
Another great one.
Carl Cash
Bushcraft Living and Survival Skills
Great! Thanks!
Level up!
Because practice may save your life.
Naturally Wild-What Our Grandparents Knew
Sad that we are all having to re-learn what our grandparents knew…
Summit Survival: High Plains Survival
Another great one
high and low arid southwest survival
I’m digging this one. Thanks!
How to Survive Like a Girl
Roughing it with Rechnitz.
Clever
Basic Desert Survival – Its not just for guys!
Or
Bring the girls too – Survival skills for everyone
Or
Bring your girl too – Survival skills for all adults
Or
Jack & Jill Survive
Live in the OPEN
I think it should be named, Endeavor To Persevere.
To Be Prepared, OR Not To Be!!!
Rat calzone and making the desert your home
hahaha, yummy!
A Surviving Survivalist in a Survivable Surroundings !
"Survival: Rocking the Rocks"
"Desert Survival and Beyond"
Sheepdog Marc
Desert Survival: Comprehensive skills for surviving the Desert’s harsh conditioons.
survival: dressed and unafraid
Life Out Here
Survival Savvy
Spiritual Resilience
Surviving in the Wilderness
Thanks for the input!
Cactus, Wildflowers and Water
Extreme camping. Or camping for the everyday survivalist.
naked truth
I was thinking a phrase that gives a message contained in an acronym, for example:
GET L.O.S.T.!*
Leader Outdoor Survival Training
Let me know if I win the all expense around-the-world trip!
Don, Riverside, CA
Very creative! Thanks!
Primitively living skills
I like this! Thanks!
Wilderness Survival Tips and Tricks
I like this. Do you think it would be confusing to people since it’s not specific to desert? Or maybe it appeals to everyone.
surviving the bad lands.
Thanks for your comment.
Wild & Wooly Kirty Girl
hahaha. 🙂
Outdoors and Unplugged
I’m liking this.
Looks great. Can’t wait! I know that rock. Called her Aunt Jemima for 40 years but not PC now.
Had great vacation with family in vicinity in late June 85 degrees to 115 or more. Lessons in hiking from the old guy. That shelter was a lot of work. "Surviving Anasazi Country" "Getting by in High Desert and Slickrock". I hope the fire making with the spinning stick covers in detail the base, wood and notch for my Granddaughter. Very cool location!
Survive Like a Girl: Practical Bushcrafting Skills
Old Boyfriend took my bug out bag!
I have seen all the DVD’s now and they are great. My Grand-daughter is much more interested because Kirsten is she. My suprise, my two 5 year old Grandsons were mesmerized by her building fire for at least half an hour. For them to be still half an hour is a big deal. They see campfire in the back yard fifteen times a year and built with flint and steel. The information provided is really great. The detail of bow drill fire building and making an atlatyl dart cannot be beat. You should add her building a throwing arm in future videos. I have seen one of the few surviving throwing arms in existence. It is worth the view at the old Favill Museum in Klamath Falls, Oregon. Best I recall, the vintage was about 7000 years ago. It was pre the design with the two finger holes.
Kirstin’s wooden bowl was a great idea for treating water. Some of the people on the TV survival shows would like to have one of those. She gave me a thought about creating a large water filter from a log section. Kristin is makes a great presentation. She kept on impressing so I looked her up online. Vanderbilt no less. Made sense to me! Your editors also did a really good job. Keep up the good work, I like you guys.
Daniel and Dave
Oops, I mispelled her name. Can you fix it.
Living Free
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