All videos for the tag : Wilderness (Quotation Subject) (47 videos) - page 3
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The fight to keep the dream alive finally pays off! Norway gives back with all it’s splendor. Still, the legacy of previous misadventures persists and makes every day a challenge.
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After a month of struggling with moisture, the colder weather provides a greater level of comfort as the Trek draws to a close. Time to reflect, but nothing is over until the very end, with a surprise reunion, an the completion of more than one journey.
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Disaster on the mountain! Survival skills kick in to get to safety, and regroup. The mission is now on the edge of failure.
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Sipsey Wilderness Discovery Part 2 Be sure to check out part 1 My youtube videos
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After 4 classroom/field day training..the Humber College Wilderness Survival Students are ready for their 2 day simulation in the Wilderness with miniumal gear. Head Instructor David Arama has been teaching this for well over 30 years..and has taught many established survival instructors, including my self and Survivor Man..Les Stroud.
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[This video is viewable in ‘Full HD’] [Please click on the ‘Show More’ tab for more information and important links] To find out more about the Wilderness Gathering please click the link below As always I appreciate you watching Peace Zed —————————————————- [Blog]– [Twitter]– [Snapchat]– [Facebook]– [Instagram]– ——————————————————————————- Zed outdoors, Zedoutdoors,Bushcraft, Bush craft, Woodcraft, Wood…
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Overnighter w/ the Compact Multi-function Tactical Survival Paracord Belt – By Alpenlore
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I took a Solo Mountain Trip Overnight high up over 2’200 meter only with my basic survival equipment on my Alpenlore Rescue Belt. With heavy rain at night conditions were difficult. I set up my shelter with a space blanket and poncho and use a tuna can as water cooker. This night reminds me that…
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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…
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Survival techniques from the 3 finest hunters in Maine. (This is not meant to be taken seriously) 2nd Place in Moose Dance Film Festival!
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Bloopers to Surviving in the Maine Wilderness
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This video describes the extra responsibilities and skills required for dispersed primitive camping, compared to campground camping. I also review the gear that I typically use. (1) KNOW BEFORE YOU GO – Be prepared with proper map(s), information, and equipment. Check with authorities on what is allowed in your area. (2) CHOOSE THE RIGHT PATH…
