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This completes the series. The final blades removed from the core are shown, the blades are set into the Maquahuitl and secured with Pine pitch adhesive and the weapon is finished with linseed oil. For more about this weapon check out www.Maquahuitl.co.uk. Paul has done an incredible amount of research on Maquahuitl’s and there are…
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Another video in the “Essential Survival Shelter Knowledge Series”. This is a complete shelter showing how I use the fallen Autumn leaves, and how it is best to use them. Intro song: *”Tucson”* found in YouTube Audio Library
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Traveling light in the wilderness is key for ease of movement, covering great distances and seeing more wildlife. Learn how Matt Graham, True Nature Wilderness School’s lead guide is packing for a walkabout – carrying little more that a piece of cloth, a stone knife, a hand-drill and a handful of ground seeds!
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Learn how to deal with a black bear or grizzly encounter with associate editor Shannon Davis and Ted the Bear.
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How to make rope, cordage, and twine from natural materials found in the wilderness.
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These are just a few things that I notice don’t get much attention when it comes to prepping. They are all common items that many of us use every day, but don’t realize we should have a few extras on hand in case of SHTF. ——————————————————————————————- Support Country Prepper Shopping Links- Amazon- eBay- GearBest- Donations-…
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This is the first time in my life anyway that I actually got to see how you can make rope from twine. It is a very simple system but unique! The twine is first looped through a series of hooks and then tied at the single hook at the one end. Then the operator with…
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Making a Crock jug, made at the creek, clay from creek bank, made the old way, water jug,water container Basic wilderness survival, Camping tips.
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Watch more How to Survive in the Wilderness videos: To purify water, one of the ways that you can purify it is to take rocks, hot rocks, and grabbing them from the fire with your tongs, cleaning them off and then picking them up, and putting them in your water. So I clean them off…
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This is a look at my Semi-Primitive Bushcraft Kit. This bushcraft kit is a kit I take out for short trips to the woods to practice my bushcraft skills. Not something that I would use for an emergency survival kit, but just something to keep in touch with those primitive survival skills that are so…
