All videos for the tag : Campfire (37 videos) - page 3
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Taking advantage of a rare snow storm for this area and a long weekend I head out to my Survival Shelter in it’s beginning stages and make a meal using a squirrel cooker.
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Join the “Bushcraft Kids” as they head out into the wild to learn some invaluable lessons. On this fun-filled adventure they learn & practice some basic, yet vital, survival skills… such as: How to use a ferro rod, how to start a fire with a ferro rod and natural firestarter materials, how to make a…
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Camped next to a pristine creek in the mountains in Australia. We are cooking over a small controlled campfire using a small piece of foil to reflect maximum heat back upwards. We have a single fresh water crayfish trap in the creek but unfortunately we catch nothing LOL. You may notice we’ve recently uploaded some…
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In this Schrade Quick Tip video we will show a quick and effective way to build an improvised survival slingshot in the field. Stick around until the end of the video to learn how to make this reliable survival hunting tool while also getting a few tips from our experts along the way. For MORE…
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Flint and steel Fire building on our Overnight winter survival trip. Instagram- Facebook- Chief’s FaceBook- www.wildernessrocks.com
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Building a Dakota fire hole in our survival shelter for fire, heat and cooking purposes. Our fire pit will work great at heating our shelter. No more cold freezing nights!
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If your BIC-lighter runs out of fuel or you’ve only got a spark, you can still light a fire. The lean-to is a classic shelter around the world. But is not quite as efficient of a shelter as the TV shows and books would lead us to believe. It offers little in the way of…
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This time: How to create a warm environment. Stay off the ground: You lose more heat to the cold ground than you do to the air around you, so having or making a raised platform is a good way to start off your primitive shelter. To achieve this goal, a camping bed or an camping…
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How steel wool and batteries can save your life if you are soaked and ice-cold temperatures require a campfire to dry the clothes and for warming up yourself. Remember: Add some tinder to the steel wool, before you use the batteries (2 x AA). Birch bark is well suitable. As soon as the steel wool…
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Survival skill you need to know. CLICK HERE TO SUBSCRIBE More Videos The Best Trap With God’s Woodsman Food Life Hack Making Dinner In A Can With God’s Woodsman Survival Skill Willow Bark Rope With God’s Woodsman Thank you so much for subscribing to my YouTube channel. I post new videos every Wednesday and Sunday….
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Wilderness rocks hiking in the Alps plus talking about survival skills all hikers need while hiking on a hike. 😀 The last Europe video. Videos from the states start next. Chief was sick for a second and ended up with a teeth cleaning and having one bad tooth extracted. He is recovering from lymes also…
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building a primitive shelter | bushcraft | Survival | Camping | Fire | Solo | Wilderness | skills
202707:25Building a primitive shelter | bushcraft | Survival | Camping | Fire | Campfire. Building a survival shelter using only a pair of gloves. No axe , No saw no survival knife.
