Survival Basics - page 113
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. We surveyed survivalists and professional emergency providers asking them what skills children ought to have by the age of twelve. We report the top five responses in this video.
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How to build a Super Shelter – an innovative improvised shelter pioneered by Mors Kochanski that uses a mixture of natural and synthetic materials to keep you warm in the coldest of winter conditions.
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cold day out: – quick camp setup – tea – traditional cooking: boil 1 cup of water + pinch of salt, add 1 cup corn flour, stirr until desired consistency (it gets progresively harder). remove from the fire, make a hole in it, fill with cheese+butter, close and form a ball (CAUTION! IT IS EXTREMELY…
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This video is a challenge that Jay ( jjaayypp963 ) is Having hope you all enjoy Thanks Reggie
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What makes a secure practical long-term bug out or survival shelter? What makes a good primitive cabin which is safe from rodents and other animals during periods when you are away? What makes a cabin that’s cool in the hot hot weather of summer and warm during the below zero temperatures of winter? This is…
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Here’s one way to setup a tarp in high winds without putting a lot of stress on the grommets or tie offs and risking ripping them out. Bushcraft On Fire –
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a day out into the woods after some serious rain, presenting the swedish torch – my way: you don’t need to cut and split big logs, and you can do it with your sak saw (although i preffer my fiskars). i cheated a bit, using a mini-bushbuddy burner (made from a tea candle) to light…
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My favorite Ray Mears adventure. Shows how to make a cooking log for winter use. He makes skis from a log, makes resin to treat the skis using a gasifier, which he inturn trades the coal made in the gasifier to a black smith for a knife blade then while sking he makes a handle…
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Kevin Cyr built this Camper Bike for his show in April 2011 at 941 Geary. The Camper Bike is a functioning sculptural piece, built in 2011 in San Francisco, CA. The stand alone piece was made from scrap metal, painted and inspired from his recent series of paintings and drawings. To see his new works…
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My favorite Ray Mears adventure. Shows how to make a cooking log for winter use. He makes skis from a log, makes resin to treat the skis using a gasifier, which he inturn trades the coal made in the gasifier to a black smith for a knife blade then while sking he makes a handle…
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starting on a new shelter. Sparkey, the dog, rolls on a dead rotting salmon carcass so we spend the trip trying to avoid him. He has gotten salmon poisening before so he cant get it again, thankfully. What a knucklehead!
