All videos for the tag : wilderness (491 videos) - page 25
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We have gotten a lot of requests about why something works or doesn’t work with the bowdrill. In this video we give you all of the tricks to make a successful Bowdrill fire every time that you try. Bushcraft On Fire –
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this is my short review of the BCB 25 liter bag
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*PLEASE READ* Part 1 of my wilderness survival backpacking trip in Northern Ontario, Please note some images ie: mushrooms, are for visual purposes only, do not attempt to eat any of the mushrooms seen in this video, thus being the reason i don’t go into detail about them. Please leave feedback 🙂 thank you enjoy
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With two water bottles and a flute in their canoe, Thomas J. Elpel and intern Kris Reed go survival camping at the local lake. Amidst the abundant waterfowl, wildlife, and intermittent rain showers and thunderstorms, they camp for three days and two nights and demonstrate all of the skills required to meet their basic needs,…
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*PLEASE READ* Part 2 of my wilderness survival backpacking trip in Northern Ontario, Please note some images ie: mushrooms, are for visual purposes only, do not attempt to eat any of the mushrooms seen in this video, thus being the reason i don’t go into detail about them. Please leave feedback 🙂 thank you enjoy.
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Like this video and the information E2E has to offer? Donate here: Here is a great example of a Winter Weather Shelter I constructed on a Survival Training Trip. This is a Lean-To structure with some upgrades with debris walls and I milar blanket for heat reflection. I slept confortably in this shelter in 3o…
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Consturuction of a Wikkiup Shelter. The initial subframe is used whilst still attached to the tree and hopefully will stay alive and keep growing. The idea behind this is that in time the living stems will get stronger and tighter. This video is to be continued.
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Primitive Skills Instructor shares wild foraging for edibles and medicinals at the Maine Primitive Skills School.
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The other day I received a Suunto A-10 from This past weekend my son and I were out checking on the deer feeders. So I thought it was a good time to check out this new compass.
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Wilderness Survival, Primitive Skills, & Bushcraft skills on water purification, storage & gathering tips shared by primitive skills and outdoor educators from the Maine Primitive Skills School.
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We test out a simple recipe for baking bread / biscuit / bannock on our Wood Pellet Hobo Stove. This is the best way to bake bread on the trail without building a fire pit when you need to leave no trace. To see the bread recipe we used click this link: To see an…
