All videos for the tag : Woods (102 videos) - page 6
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This is a step by step tutorial on how to build a lean-to in the woods using materials found around you. No cordage is necessary with this method. All that is required is a small saw though it could be done with a knife if you had to. Shown in the video is a tip…
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Visit my website for up to date information ! This time I got surprised by heavy rain and I was not ready, here’s what to do to keep your fire alive in these condition. Even if the flame eventually die because it just does not stop raining, there will always be big coals in the…
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The wilderness can supply a product that may help stimulate a person in a time of need to get them through the task that lays before them. That product is spruce pitch. It certainly helps to perk me up at times when I’m running low on steam. Regular commercial modern gum has been proven many…
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Wilderness Emergency Natural Shelter Building. lean-to spider shelter debri hut survival woods bushcraft hiking camping “Outdoor Sports”
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HD Making Fire In The Rain or Wet Conditions – Bushcraft Cooking- Survival, Making food in the woods
861210:09Hello guys this is Nick from HF Survival School . Thank you for joining me , today I thought I would take you with me in the woods to make a fire in wet conditions and also make a small bushcraft dinner , to make a traditional Georgian food . Hope you will like it…
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Brian Brushwood demonstrates how to snare an animal using a common pair of ear-buds. ➡ Subscribe: About National Geographic: National Geographic is the world’s premium destination for science, exploration, and adventure. Through their world-class scientists, photographers, journalists, and filmmakers, Nat Geo gets you closer to the stories that matter and past the edge of what’s…
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Lonnie crosses a channel of a wild Alaskan river on foot, all the while teaching some key tips that will help to make river or stream crossing safer through a better understanding. In an undertaking such as this, there is no such thing as knowing too much.
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Have you ever wanted to learn how to make a willow whistle when out in the woods? Well here’s your chance to learn how it is done with Lonnie’s step by step instructions that is sure to have you up and whistling in a jiffy. Intro song: *”Tucson”* found in YouTube Audio Library
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Homemade Nimblewill style stove of 26 gauge steel. I sized it down a tiny bit from the online templates () so that it can better fit a Snow Peak 700. It worked on its first use, but not as well as it might have. I think it was the lack of draft at the bottom….
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Survival Tins, Space Blankets, Canvas vs Synthetic, Dealing With Fear | #AskPaulKirtley Ep. 27
613645:22Welcome to Episode 27 of #AskPaulKirtley, where I answer questions about canvas vs synthetic fabrics, aluminium pot safety, clothing which is tough enough for the woods, dealing with fear when camping alone, whether to use tents or tarps in blackfly season and what’s my opinion on survival tins and foil space blankets. [Click for more…
