All videos for the tag : Survival (1477 videos) - page 73
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LESSONS FROM A LIFE IN THE MOUNTAINS. How to “bug out” and still live a good life. Build a survival camp, live off the land and off the grid. Live the self-reliance lifestyle. Choose a location. Find a perennial spring or stream. Set up a temporary shelter. Bring in a supply cache. Cut trees. Build…
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I got this idea from hollowform222 and giutoniolo, it burns for over a HALF HOUR!
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Sometimes watching a lot of telly can be a good thing… Filmed in Franz Josef, New Zealand. Recorded, edited and uploaded using iPod Touch 4th Generation and iMovie app.
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Just some quick tips on how to locate water in it’s liquid state in the middle of winter. This works even when the temps are below 0 Degrees F If you can find a small stream.
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Compass with fire starter,whistle, flashlight, magnify glass and weather station. Check out our website:
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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.
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Making a-frame wintershelter with spruce wood and branches. Zimski bivak, dvokapnica iz smrečja.
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A quick look at how easy it it to stay clean in the outdoors.
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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!
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Check out and follow my blog for more in depth information on guns, gear, shooting, hunting and the outdoors! \\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\///////////////////////////////////////////////// The sling bow is for use as a hunting weapon in a survival situation or minimalist camping loadout. It is small and light weight, but still has the ability to use regular arrows. While it…
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Some utility knots that could be use during hikes, camping, survival or everyday use. The aim of the video is explaining how these knots are tied and some common uses. Knots in Part I of the video are clove hitch, truckers hitch, slip knot, half hitch, figure eight, double fisherman’s knot, prusik knot, seberian hitch…
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Michael Douglas, Director of the Maine Primitive Skills School talks with the Schools Botanist and Author of the Book, “Ancestral Plants” about wild edibles, foraging, and wildcrafting for food, medicine, and survival.
