All videos for the tag : winter (83 videos) - page 6
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Having the ability to have a warm meal in cold climates may be the edge to surviving.Plus giving you a sure fire way to purify water. here is what i currrently pack with me for my bug out bag. Knowledge is key, but having solid gear you can count on will make the difference.
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Hunter Fire, during a Snowshoe Hike at the Swiss Mountain i show and explain why the hunter fire is perfect for a short rest Hunter Fire / Bushcraft Survival Bushcraft Survival Video 4K Sony FDR-AX53 Taromovies Bushcraft – Outdoor – Survival For more videos: – please SUBSCRIBE to my channel! – please COMMENT! – please…
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Cold Weather Survival Shelter – Two person winter survival shelter for extreme cold or winter conditions. Made a trip with Central Oregon Survival Network ‘s Todd Stone and Jason from the Primalarcher channel. Just having a great time in the woods and experimenting with a winter survival shelter build.
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*UPDATE – I finally got out to the Shelter this winter to stay the night so you can see it in action: This is an extremely warm survival shelter that will keep you warm and dry in the worst winter conditions. Fairly easy to make, and they last a long very long time with little…
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A quick shelter and easy fire starting ideas for winter survival. -~-~~-~~~-~~-~- Please watch: “How to use a Signal Mirror” -~-~~-~~~-~~-~-
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Bushcraft Camp, Finnish Torch and Cheese Fondue, Bacon Grease Candle, Bow Drill, Flint and Steel, Bivouac Night in Bivy Bag and Fun with Friends Here the link to the youtube channel of Felix: Army Knife Book: more Here the link to the Facebook Account of Guszti: Fore more videos: – please SUBSCRIBE to my channel!…
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Native American fire bed work’s great for camping out sided when it’s cold , you can stay warm all night, real cold put more hot coal’s then cover it sand or dirt,( MAKE SHORE YOU COVER ALL HOT COAL’S UP) Camping tips
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– Using rocks to reflect and heat your humble abode.
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Paul teaches on how to build a shelter, start a fire, melt snow, and signs of hypothermia. Shelter built with only a knife and fire started with a flint. For more information on courses go to www.savealifeca.com
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This is my favorite cold weather setup as it reflects and traps the heat of the fire. It can be made more efficient by closing in one or both of the open sides. Also works well on windy days or when more privacy is desired.
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Krik of Black Owl Outdoors shares with you just one of the many recipes and methods of cooking the backwoods staple, Bannock. Consisting of primarily flour and bread, a multitude of ingredients can be added to create a taste for whatever your mood. Add some cinnamon and sugar and you have a desert. Add some…
