Survival Basics - page 140
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Proper snow cave construction can make a big difference in comfort and usability. Our Personal Survival Blankets are a perfect compliment to snow caving. PSB
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This is a quick review of a great piece of multi-use survival gear, the Grand Trunk Double Hammock. This hammock is a perfect piece of gear for your survival kit, bug out bag, get home bag or just your camping and hiking backpack. It retails for about $65.00 and can be found at . Please…
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This is the story of my trip to the Utah Desert with the Boulder Outdoor Survival School. In this episode, I cover the first phase of the course. The phase is called Impact by the school for a reason.
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Christuffa and Backup on a survival skills trek across a desert valley. Packing our INCH packs. We stop & construct a shelter out of sage brush along the way. It’s not too exciting but we had a good time.
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Back up the creek. We are exploring more of the area and starting to establish our primitive camp. Today I only brought a lighter… and the cloths on my back. This is the first part of a 2-part day trip we took. There was just too much going on that day to leave out. I…
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2nd half of part 4. More survival fun along the creek If you want to learn more about knapping you will need to find someone who knows more about it than me. Paleomanjim here on youtube has a great beginner series starting here: There many other great knapping gurusout there too. I make no claim…
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This is a table top review of the Katadyn Hiker Pro Water Filter. The Hiker Pro has several features not included on the Katadyn Hiker model and is only a few bucks more. Certainly a good water filtration system! 9 out of 10 stars in my book! Check this out at: For more videos on…
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Many of the K1 kit are now available from my new Amazon shop: please see the ‘I love outdoor adventures’ category where you will find the dedicated ‘K1 Survival’ folder. This particular compass is not available from my Amazon shop at the moment but alternatives will be offered. Francis Barker model 1605 NATO Survival Button…
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How to Use Plants & Animals to Survive in Nature : Wilderness Survival: Patience When Trapping Food
647001:06It is unlikely to catch a fish or animal in the first few minutes when in the wilderness. Patience is key. Learn how to use patience when trapping food for wilderness survival in this free outdoors video. Expert: John Stewart Bio: John Stewart is an Eagle Scout with the Boy Scouts of America and has…
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Homemade Nimblewill style stove of 26 gauge steel. I sized it down a tiny bit from the online templates () so that it can better fit a Snow Peak 700. It worked on its first use, but not as well as it might have. I think it was the lack of draft at the bottom….
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Matt Falk teaches you how to survive in the wilderness www.MattFalkComedy.com
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This idea was developed by my friend Jamie Maslin and i thought I would share his video: Here’s me making fire by friction with my leg! I’m bracing my hand against my other leg, but if necessary, you could use a tree instead. This means that you could do this with both a broken leg…
