All videos for the tag : cold weather survival (7 videos)
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Double-covered shelters consist of two plastic sheets separated by a layer of air. Double covering has a major benefit over single covering (where there’s just one cover of plastic sheet and no air layer): Keeps warm air in, meaning your emergency shelter is better insulated. Double covering prevents heat transfer by convection. The trapped air…
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A hike up the creek to have fun and practice some survival skills and collect natural materials for primitive projects. Very cold and wet!
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Cold Weather Survival Shelter – Two person winter survival shelter for extreme cold or winter conditions. Made a trip with Central Oregon Survival Network ‘s Todd Stone and Jason from the Primalarcher channel. Just having a great time in the woods and experimenting with a winter survival shelter build.
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Brothers Caleb Musgrave and Robert Munilla travel to the Boreal forests of Canada in the dead of winter (January) to film and demonstrate cold weather survival and wilderness skills. In this video, Brother Caleb, who grew up learning and living wilderness skills in this environment, along with Brother Robert show how to make the Sampson…
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Winter survival, bushcraft, and primitive skills instructor shares a winter survival shelter tutorial at Maine Primitive Skills School. Check out our bow drill fire making video at . Learn more at our schools website Learn basic winter survival skills during a weekend of snow shelters, making snowshoes, friction fire, and more. Check our other shelters…
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The Water Generator: The purpose the Water Generator is to collect solar energy for melting snow or ice. It follows the same design principle as it is applied for my Super Shelter.
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Winter Shelter, Survival Practice, Staying warm in winter. Winter camping in temperatures of 25-30F I slept in a lean too shelter with a 5×7 mylar tarp. Personal Advice: Practice your survival skills in an area that help is easily accessible. Test your skills before you might have to rely on them for survival. Practice makes…
