Survival Basics - page 171
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I wanted to share some proven tie out options that can be done fast and are very effective.
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Sipsey Wilderness Discovery Part 2 Be sure to check out part 1 My youtube videos
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Mountain Man Journals, Glen Trayer, spent a Night in the Snow in February of 2011. Forgive the poor video speed we have since updated our equipment. The temperatures were to go down to -14 degrees while he was out. Staying out in the wild is a normal occurrence for Glen. This is his passion and…
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Maine Primitive Skills School students learn how to use fire lays for wilderness survival, bushcraft, and primitive skills applications.
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Part One of my outdoors shelter I will use for bushcraft and camping. (part 3 of Building a Campsite)
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Hello guys , this is Nick from HF Survival School , thank you for joining me. Today we will go in the woods , relax , make a small hiking trip , do small bushcraft and make food. I hope you like it 🙂 If yes please give it a thumbs up , also comment…
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Bushcraft tip, how to make your own yeast in the field In a bushcraft, survival or prepping environment, starvation is a distinct probability. Getting a little practice in before hand isent a bad Idea. I continually condition my self for bad situations using everyday techniques. Most of us these days are used to and struggle…
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The Lighthouse Emergency Signal: Once lost in wilderness, you have to do everything to be found as soon as possible by search and rescue teams. The Lighthouse signal trick can help you to achieve this aim. These things are needed: a trekking pole, plastic bottle, 3 way flashing safety light or a cigarette lighter with…
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Upon discovering our new overhang rock shelter, we discovered it was already inhabited by a cougar. I am assuming it is a female because there is no male cat smell around with plenty of sign everywhere. After our first trip here, I figured it would take offence and leave. That was not to be! In…
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Over Labor day I headed out for a trip to hike in to a remote area of the Ochoco Mountains for a couple of days. The goal of the trip was to make the two day trip with only the gear that I would typically have with me on a recreational day hike. The Kifaru…
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A warm winter day hike in Puzzle Lake Provincial Park. We find an over achieving beaver, old bones, a secret stash and much more. These are strange days indeed. Mobiltec YouTube Channel: Redwood Trail – music by audionautix.com You will enjoy this video series if you hike, backpack, trek, paddle, kayak, peddle, wilderness camp, practice…
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