All videos for the tag : primitive fire (18 videos)

  • How to Make Fire from Nothing
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    ASE Master mechanic Jeff Williams shows you how to start a fire by rubbing some wood together . Great info on the Bow Drill. Very entertaining . Below are links to other great videos we have made. Enjoy. Jeff Show your Support for Jeff by clicking the link.

  • Survival traps series – 5 – Fish traps
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    This is part 5 and the last on of the survival traps series, and introduce you to some ways of cathing fish with minimal effort or gear. These traps in this series are not ment to be used in regular trapping. Trapping fish though are rearly regulated. Check your local regulations. Enjoy!

  • Hidden Florida’s Bamboo Fire Saw Tutorial Primitive Friction Fire How-to
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    Join us on Facebook Our store supports our adventures. More Hidden Florida at Learn the bamboo fire saw with Bill. This fire tool can compete with the bow drill for consistent results, even besting it in humid climates. Audio by

  • Learn The Eskimo Strap Drill Friction Fire
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    This is a step by step tutorial on how to make and use the Eskimo strap drill method of friction fire. This method is also known as the arctic or Inuit strap drill. Thanks for watching! Please click below to SUBSCRIBE We are now on Facebook A couple popular playlists follows below: Making And Using…

  • Friction Fire – Fire Thong
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    This method of friction fire comes from the jungles of Southeast Asia.

  • Primitive Friction Fire from Nothing
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    Friction fire from nothing. This all took place over the course of roughly 3 hours… much editing was involved in this exercise in futility to deliver the viewer from mind numbing despondency!

  • Primitive Camping with a Tarp and Haversack
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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…

  • The Call of The Forest! Wilderness Cooking In The Canadian Bush!
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    The Title has been chosen….A big thank you to all who participated. Please visit our website Please Shop & Support us through our Amazon Store: NOTE: Spring has finally come. It was now time to explore a beautiful river. Stop and start up a fire, cook a warm meal, eat and ofcourse boil up some…

  • Fire-Thong Primitive Survival Fire
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    The fire-thong is primarily used by indigenous people in Southeast Asia. This is a demonstration of the construction and use of a Rattan Fire -Thong. (as a note: I sped-up the video during the time i was blowing the tinder into flame to save you time) Please subscribe: Facebook: Instagram: WildSurvivalSkills After a few decades…

  • The Taste of Spring (Woodcraft)
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    A nice day in the woods, with birch tapping, spoon carving, bacon and coffee. Knife: Lumberjackdk / Woodsman () Axe: Svante Djärv Trousers: Härkila krackatoa: Pretend and walk outside instrumental Jason Straw: Running Waters Gillicuddy: Springish Jason Straw: Solo Acoustic Guitar Jason Straw: Back To The Woods Project 5am: Reflection from the absolute world Jason…

  • Creekside Primitive Survival, pt 1. Primitive Materials
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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!

  • Creekside Primitive Survival, pt 2. Primitive Materials and Construction
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    Back to the pirate ship! Make fire, shelter, stone tools and use the tools to cut shoots for arrows. Another miserably fun outing.