All videos for the tag : Wood (62 videos)
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This video is for the Challenge that Waldhandwerk (sepp) is having hope you enjoy
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“Stove Secrets” (E6) – How to make a pocket sized wood burning stove that is very effective, ultra compact, and burns both natural materials as well as Esbit or other fuel tabs. This homemade wood burning stove, made with a good ol’ Altoids Tin, not only breaks down to make for an easily portable &…
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In this video you will be learning how to make your very own Spring Snare Trap. a step by step video hope you enjoy 🙂
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a day out into the woods after some serious rain, presenting the swedish torch – my way: you don’t need to cut and split big logs, and you can do it with your sak saw (although i preffer my fiskars). i cheated a bit, using a mini-bushbuddy burner (made from a tea candle) to light…
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This video shows me making a broadhead arrowhead out of a spoon! enjoy I do not own any of the music in this video!
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Hey everybody! Check out my brothers YouTube channel! for some sweet Australian adventures! Want some awesome survival gear? Checkout and use the code “LUKAS” for 10% off of your purchase! Here is my log cabin! It has been a couple years in the making and I an happy I am able to share it with…
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In this video I show you how to build a primativ survival trap that is particularly effective against wild hogs. It is easy to build and it is reliable. Shout out: NTbushcraft, check out his great channel and subscribe. Music: Kevin MacLeod -… Rights of use: -… Autumn Day: -… Enjoy!
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This video is a challenge that Jay ( jjaayypp963 ) is Having hope you all enjoy Thanks Reggie
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In this video i will show you a step by step Instruction on how to build your very own base camp shelter with a indoor fire place please tell me what you thank
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In this video I will be showing you how to make a Bow Trap hope you like it
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In this video i will showing you how to make a Pig Spear Trap hope you enjoy
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A DIY for a portable high efficiency wood gasifier backpacking stove. It is small light and only needs a handful of twigs to boil a few cups of water. A great alternative for longer hikes where you don’t want to carry lots of fuel. As featured on: Treehugger: and Permaculture Magazine:
