All videos for the tag : sleeping (13 videos)
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Theres lots of good designs for tarp shelters out there that are simple and fun to use. Alot of times Im in an area where I like to have some sort of floor to keep me off the wet ground.
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Hey guys, this is just a quick video on how to sleep in a wool blanket.
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I’m Paul Elkins of I have 50 more interesting projects like this at my web site. Check it out!
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In the 1860s a small band of native Indians provided the finest demonstration of the military value of survival skills. Follow in the footsteps of the tenacious war leader Geronimo, exploring the skills his people employed to stay alive at a time when every hand turned against them. Get this series of videos and more…
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A look at my bed roll using my new wool blanket
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At 7 lb 4oz this kit is around 4 lbs lighter than my prior backpacking set. It’s good for 3 season camping and is relatively complete and safe. (btw, it’s a Heineken, not a Tyvek beer can!) Addendum (3/16/15): I’ve stopped using beer cans as boiling billies because they’re all lined with plastic, which can’t…
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Freddes Permanent bush Shelter part 2.
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Visit for info on Tony’s survival books or courses. In dry, cool weather, a pine-needle bed is an excellent way to stay warm if lost. We have used these “beds” below freezing in the mountains of northern Arizona.
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The Rocky Mountains are a stunning sight to behold, but also a place where knowledge of how to stay warm, well fed and safe from bears can prove vital. Understanding and determination are the keys that unlock this wilderness. Get this series of videos and more at
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A wilderness survival kit should usually contain a signal mirror, a whistle, a fire starter, a compass, fish hooks, razor blades, duct tape, matches and first-aid supplies. Learn about including a flashlight, map and wiring in a survival kit with help from a recreational kayaking instructor and outdoor adventurer in this free video on wilderness…
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Important wilderness survival skills include the ability to find food, clothing and water in nature, and how to navigate in unfamiliar territory. Discover how first-aid is an important survival skill with help from a recreational kayaking instructor and outdoor adventurer in this free video on wilderness survival skills. Expert: Dr. T. Scott Cook Contact: www.weu.com/about_us.htm…
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Native American fire bed work’s great for camping out sided when it’s cold , you can stay warm all night, real cold put more hot coal’s then cover it sand or dirt,( MAKE SHORE YOU COVER ALL HOT COAL’S UP) Camping tips
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