All videos for the tag : Holiday (73 videos) - page 2
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The fight to keep the dream alive finally pays off! Norway gives back with all it’s splendor. Still, the legacy of previous misadventures persists and makes every day a challenge.
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After a month of struggling with moisture, the colder weather provides a greater level of comfort as the Trek draws to a close. Time to reflect, but nothing is over until the very end, with a surprise reunion, an the completion of more than one journey.
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Camp Hope. After once being beaten by the rain, a different approach was needed. Back in the mountains, the struggle now focuses on establishing a base camp.
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Disaster on the mountain! Survival skills kick in to get to safety, and regroup. The mission is now on the edge of failure.
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After 4 classroom/field day training..the Humber College Wilderness Survival Students are ready for their 2 day simulation in the Wilderness with miniumal gear. Head Instructor David Arama has been teaching this for well over 30 years..and has taught many established survival instructors, including my self and Survivor Man..Les Stroud.
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Bushcraft Survival : A Discussion on Survival, Fire, Water, Shelter, knives, and Forest Foods
21941901:59:47PLEASE READ THIS BEFORE COMMENTING: THIS VIDEO HAS NOT BEEN SCRIPTED, EDITED OR REHEARSED. IT WAS DONE THIS WAY BY REQUEST. (38:17 Shelter review – 47:30 Fish Trap Rundown – 52:19 Clean Water Seepage Well 100:00 – Eating Crickets 1:31:10 – Discussion on Fire ) It is composed of a string of clips that were…
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(Press the CC button to turn on/off subtitles. YT can translate subtitles). Make dirty water / sea water drinkable with a stainless steel water bottle, copper tubing and a wet rag. STAY TUNED FOR THE NEXT EPISODE: A modified version of this still will be used for beach survival. There is nothing better than dirt…
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To celebrate National Trails Day, I backpacked Angelina National Forest, Texas, USA, carrying only a tarp and haversack. Because the weather was warm, a sleeping bag was not necessary. My 8 ft x 8 ft (2.4 m x 2.4 m) tarp made a comfortable hammock. It was awesome to hike in a beautiful, fire-maintained, upland…
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Time for getting out into the woods to practice some outdoor skills. Quick talk about what myself and why I do what I do. Join us on Facebook at Wilderness Twins.
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I am a kind-hearted, confident wilderness woman seeking a chivalrous, resouceful kindred spirit with zeal for the outdoors, children, and living life to its very fullest. I am looking for a best friend and partner. I am looking for a man with honor to be my soul mate. I am living a life off-the-grid and…
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This video describes the extra responsibilities and skills required for dispersed primitive camping, compared to campground camping. I also review the gear that I typically use. (1) KNOW BEFORE YOU GO – Be prepared with proper map(s), information, and equipment. Check with authorities on what is allowed in your area. (2) CHOOSE THE RIGHT PATH…
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Dave Canterbury, David Canterbury, The Pathfinder School,Bush Craft ,Survival skills, Historical Lore, Primitive Skills, Archery, Hunting, Trapping, Fishing, Navigation, Knives, Axes, Fire, Water, Shelter, Search and Rescue
