All videos for the tag : foraging (35 videos) - page 3
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Survival and Outdoor Educators teach primitive skills by foraging for plant sources for cordage.
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survival and primitive skills practitioners share reverse wrap cordage techniues from wild harvested materials.
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these are the 7 proven methods of obtaining water in the the dry season or in arid enviroments. i demonstrate all of them so that you can walk away from this video with the confidence that you wont need for water anywhere you go.
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Jens Rasmussen Hosts the Jack Mountain Earth Skills Semester Program. Wilderness Living, Survival, Buck Skinning, Tanning, Foraging, Wild vegetables, Ash Pack Basket Weaving, Flint and Steal, Skinny Dipping.
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No food, water, shelter, or bug repellent. Just the tools in my pack and a knife in my pocket.
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On a cold and wet autumn day I seek out a common type of tinder that can ignite, even in damp conditions. I also gather White Cedar leaves to make one of my favorite wild edible drinks: Cedar Tea.
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Learn with Green Deane about how to make homemade vinegar from wine, beer and cider. 135 of Green Deane’s You Tubes are availble on DVDs:
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White Pine is an important food, medicine, cordage, fire starter, glue, and basket making material. Wildcrafting water containers is an important Spring ritual. Here we show how to make the smooth young bark into a water container.
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The Trackways Year course participants head back to the wild…. (To join in your self go to .) or for our on-line courses go to Their first job is to construct their shelters and begin their survival quest. It rained heavily the night before and some of the participants used their carved wooden bowls to…
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Four Trackways students are preparing to return to the wild. living in harmony with the land for four days. If you want to try this your self go to They must make shelter, find and purify water, make fire from materials they find with natural cordage and forage their own food. They are allowed three…
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I describe three genera of berry that live throughout the word’s temperate regions as well as the subtropics, tropics, arctic, and subarctic. Photo Attributions Cloudberry by Franz Xaver Vaccinium reticulatum by Forest & Kim Starr
