Survival Basics - page 7
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Bushcraft & Survival Skills Magazine sponsored The Wilderness Camp at The Outdoors Show 2008, Birmingham NEC. The 250sqm stand carried the theme of ‘Bushcraft on the British Coast’. With 12 tons of sand, grasses, lobster pots, shells, drift wood and even a boat, the stand certainly made you feel that you were by the sea….
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Cordage construction using the reverse-wrap method At the New England primitive skills gathering 8-9-08 Arthur Haines demonstrates For mor info:
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Lost in the Wild Arizona pt 4
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Lost in the Wild Arizona pt 3
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Figure Four Deadfall – Wilderness Survival Skills, demonstrated by Paul Scheiter of Hedgehog Leatheworks.
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Lost in the Wild Arizona pt 2
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The construction of the solar still.
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This is a field expedient fish and crawfish trap that you can make with 2 liter coke bottles. Once you understand the general concept, you can make several different versions. In a survival situation, if you had about a dozen of these along a creek or river, you could easily feed yourself. I hear that…
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Survival, bushcraft, and primitive skills instructors shares fire saw primitive friction fire tutorial at Maine Primitive Skills School. More survival tips and primitive skills tutorials at our website . Check out our advanced friction fire methods for wet conditions with the Strap Drill at
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This is ultimate eco-eating. This man hasn’t eaten store bought food in 2 years. He lives of nature — and roadkill…
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Survival, bushcraft, and primitive skills instructors share a fire plow primitive friction fire tutorial at Maine Primitive Skills School. More survival tips and primitive skills tutorials at our website . Check out our advanced friction fire methods for wet conditions with the Strap Drill at
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A step-by-step look at how I make 1/2″ medieval-style arrows for use with a heavy poundage English Longbow. The heads shown in the video are hand forged by Hector Cole and John Marshall. Hector can be Googled on the web or seen in person at major UK re-enactment fayres. The music is by Ennio Morricone,…
