All videos for the tag : Survival skills (339 videos) - page 28
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Breaking down my Bug Out Bag build with discussion on various survival scenarios. I focused on building the smallest bag possible with a foundation of critical gear. It took a few modifications, but the final weight for the pack is right at 25lbs. Details: here () Detailed Review & Pack List: Support The Channel, Shop…
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Winter Overnight Camping using excellent Bushcraft/Survival Skills such as shelter construction, knife skills, bucksaw, trapping, and wool clothing selection for bitter cold. www.naturealiveprograms.com
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I hope you can take something informative away from this video
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Climbing in a pit shelter to take a closer look at the construction. A fascinating structure that immediately exemplified its benefits.
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Building a primitive shelter with no rope / cordage ( campsite). Fire reflector. DIY
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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…
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An introduction to survival shelter building with John “Lofty” Wiseman and Trueways Survival School. Check out our course dates and you can join us.
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Click ‘SHOW MORE’ to see full video description – watch in HD. A video of 3 parts showing me building a shelter in deciduous forest (when there are no leaves on the trees), close look at the ChaFon compact emergency shovel and some fire lighting from a friend who sent me his fire lighting video….
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This is an advanced tarp survival shelter, created to provide more cover from rain and wind, as well allowing the shelter to trap more heat .
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You must be prepared for disaster before it strikes. Here are just a few options for making survival more survivable (comfortable) when sheltering in place or bugging-out.
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Natural shelter building and starting a fire in the rain/snow. Testing your skills is key to gaining knowledge and experience of the outdoors. I could not get a fire started. Personal Advice: Shelter is important but you have to consider the weather conditions and the value of fire in your situation. I should of concentrated…
