All videos for the tag : techniques (11 videos)
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Ray Mears shows us how to make a strong shelter in wet forest, and the right and wrong ways to strike a match.
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Building a shelter and surviving in the rain-forest is easier than you think if you have Ray Mears as a guide.
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Cast away on a deserted island? Here’s a survival technique for making a fire with the most basic of resources. How to make a fire rubbing 2 sticks together! Endcard Links: Fire by Water: Char Cloth: Power of Solar: Fire Piston: See What Else I’m Up To: Instagram: Facebook: Pinterest: Business Inquiries: For sponsorship requests…
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Useful techniques for making shelters out of bamboo.
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Part 4 of my survival role playing game. It’s the second survival day, until now I gathered a lot of stuff, I made a fire using a fire bow, I built a shelter and found some water and food. Food is not yet critical, but I need to get more drinkable water. That’s the topic…
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Will a firesteel let you down in a jungle survival situation? (and four tests to make sure it won’t) junglecraft.com.my
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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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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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Raymond Paul “Ray” Mears (born 7 February 1964) is a British author and TV presenter on the subject of bushcraft and survival techniques.
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Ray Mears gives some handy pointers on how to find food when lost in the wilderness. Tips include making last resort squirrel traps and survival fishing
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“Fishing makes us less the hostages to the horrors of making a living. It is a time warp we may step into for a little peace.” Jim Harrison
