All videos for the tag : wilderness survival (222 videos) - page 6
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Here I show you the contents of the US Army Aviation Survival Vest with the exception of the latest survival radio, which I will discuss at a later date.
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A quick demonstration on how to bake clams using primitive means.
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This is a look at my Semi-Primitive Bushcraft Kit. This bushcraft kit is a kit I take out for short trips to the woods to practice my bushcraft skills. Not something that I would use for an emergency survival kit, but just something to keep in touch with those primitive survival skills that are so…
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Learn how to properly construct a tripod for use in wilderness survival. This can be useful for smoking meats, hanging pots over a fire, making backrests, trap components, primitive shelters, and many other things.
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Preparedmind101 and Will from Mantis Outdoors test out three shelters and there effectiveness in winter cold conditions: A Snugpak Scorpion 2 Tent, a hybrid/primitive lean-to/leaf bed, and a sil-ny plough point super-shelter. Not only to see what works best and how well, but to demonstrate how a few inexpensive items combined with primitive technology can…
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BUILDING A SURVIVAL SHELTER/HOW TO MAKE A LONG FIRE Alberta Backwoods Adventures episode 5
3863414:26Building a survival shelter and how to make a long fire. Alberta Backwoods Adventures episode 5
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This video gives some survival tips to help show How you can catch fish with no pole. The method discussed essentially has to do with coralling the fish into small section of the creek and then using a large rock or tree limb to smash or stun the fish. This video shows a couple of…
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In this video me and my 2 buddies Blaise and Brendan head out into the New Hampshire woods for some bushcrafting. We’ll make a shelter, work on fire skills, do some fishing, and make some apple and hemlock tea. Thanks for checking it out. _______ Want to purchase EDC, tactical, emergency, or survival items? I’d…
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Learn how to organzie 550 parachute cord in a way that is organized, efficient, and effective for use in wilderness survival and bushcraft skills.
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So one day Tony (Immersion Program Instructor) noticed that the Trackers Wilderness Immersion had mastered several shelters and slept in them several nights. So he told them to not worry so much about function this time, instead to make a shelter in the form of a turtle. Lo and behold, function followed form. Video by…
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Spend 1 year or summer, 7-days a week living in hand built shelters, training wilderness survival and primitive skills, shepherding goats for land restoration, planting and wildcrafting your food from the land and remaking a village of connection and care for the natural world. Learn more at
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Tree bark can be helpful for starting fires or using as a scraping tool. Learn how to find and use tree bark for wilderness survival in this free outdoors video. Expert: John Stewart Bio: John Stewart is an Eagle Scout with the Boy Scouts of America and has instructed boy scouts on climbing, outdoor skills,…
