Solo Survival 4 days 3 nights alone in Northwest Florida
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- Solo Survival 4 days 3 nights alone in Northwest Florida. This is our first of many upcoming Solo Survival Videos I will be producing here on the channel.
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I will say one critique and it is something EVERYONE does, myself included if I am not being mindful. When breaking up firewood on the knee, try not to use the area just below the knee cap. That is where the Patellar tendon is and it is VERY easy to injure and it will completely immobilize you if even bruised. Small twigs are not an issue, but most of us are not young bucks anymore and our joints are not what they used to be. The last thing you want is find yourself in real survival situation because youre miles in the brush and immobile.
This is so real. I hope people watch. City people can not just bug out without a good solid plan. And He's right don't stand close to the waters edge no where in Florida.
I live in the Ocala national forest, and have wanted to go out and do some solo camping for a long time. This video inspired me to finally get out there and do it. Super educational too. Thank you!
Lots of great places to solo camp in the ONF, once gun season starts your limited to a few areas but there are some beautiful spots there.
I live here also. Where he's at sure looks familiar. I'd be more afraid of the hogs there than anything
@@CabinFever1 The hogs are for sure the bigger threat out here. People underestimate them! By the way, checked out your channel real quick, glad you survived the cancer and are doing better now. Hell of a thing to go through. Keep smiling & God bless.
@@siryizzur thank you. Yeah I've come a long ways since then. Now im preparing for survival in a whole different way....the world has gone crazy. I hope were ready for shtf. Take care
Do you believe in skunk apes, they’re the only thing I’m afraid of
I will say after all the years of watching you this by far is the best you have put out, you pointed out the complacent parts and your faults on the site. We all forget but seeing others mistakes will make us all think twice,thank you for your thoughts and wisdom in these troubled time's.
Awesome vid. Seems like everything survival related on YT is based on up north. Hard to find good info on the south. Keep up the good work. Super informative stuff!
Exactly
I'll honestly say, that this is one of the most realistic portrayals of solo camping in wet ass summer time FL. You expect this, then get that, and deal with it. Great job CFP, I've been a long time fan. Keep 'em comin'! Good luck bud!
Thanks Adam, means alot. I'm currently on night 2 of my solo 7 day here in florida Northwest.
Lol, and it's just a constant full of suprises lol
Me and my friends jump of trees into creeks like that and your paranoid filling water up I feel either really brave or stupid😭love the survival tips man I’m watching the whole video
Wow, that’s is a great video all beginners (like myself) should watch. Very comprehendible step-by-step procedures and what’s needed to survive. Thank you very much!
Very informative. Glad I watched the entire video
Went just as I thought it would go thanks for sharing this trip 👍 . Ferrocenium rod , ,fake solar light ,and tactical headlamp . I loved every second of it . ❤ Thanks again for the video 👍
I live here in Florida and let me say this video is awesome!!!!! I have learned things that I will take with me forever. Keep up the survival videos
Great Vids!!! Thank you for your kmowledge and help! God Bless You!
This was informative and cool! I watched the entire thing. Great job 👍
Very good video; helps me prepare for my upcoming 3-day camp in the Bush 💪👍👍
Excellent video bud, thanks for doing it, a textbook reason to prep food now... for all those expert hunters out there, case in point!!
Yeah sometimes there just ain't nothing around
really enjoyed this ! thanks cfp .
Hey brother great to see you. How you been
Great filming this is better than watching a movie brother!
I live in FL and have camped all around the US....boy let me tell you what, FL in the summer is hard hard hard country. I wanna see survival shows drop dudes off in South FL in August lol good luck.
Been there done that. Hopefully next time I can film it. 😁👍
I randomly found your channel and I am glade I did! My dad is a survivalist he used to do this stuff all the time. So this is stuff I have grown up with and excites me to see someone like this on youtube!
Very nice of you to say, thank you so much. And glad you found us
I’m going to watch this in full. Enlisting in the marines, trying to learn as much as possible before training. God Bless
Coming over from NYP. You can never know enough good people. All praise and glory, we point up.
I’m so glad I found this detailed video as I also live in Florida.so helpful !!
You're so awesome to go out on this trip. When you were fishing I was thinking I'd be down in the water graveling for turtles under the banks. We did it for years before so many creeks were sold with housing developments. I appreciate you!
Great idea on the turtles. I'm kinda worried about those snappers how here lol
Survival Living you can get scratches from their feet pulling them out. They will burrow into the mud head 1st or sometimes back in to it. Just the chance you have to take. The bites hurt! Best to find ones tail rather than its head when pulling them out.
You can eat turtles although many are illegal to eat in florida.
This was great view into SHTF "I'm going to bug out to the woods" plan. not an easy path lol. Respect for riding it out till the end.
I really don't see too many videos on survival in the south east for good reason. Survival classes are a plus but, unless you're in it daily, you will fail if not in weeks but, a couple of months.
Growing up in rural Central Florida, I camped a lot, the springs, the rivers, the beaches, small islands and the forests. The Withlacoochee River being one of my favorites back then. I am much older now and you are much less likely to bump into me on the trails. I now live in North Florida. But even then when resources were more abundant back then, we knew that in Florida the only predictable thing is the unpredictable nature of Florida. You demonstrated that well and survived. Well done.
Do you believe in skunk apes
I have never seen anything that I thought was one. But I have seen a lot of things in my life that many people said could not be possible. So I don’t deny the possibility of anything someone else says they have encountered.
At 1 hour, 27 minutes into the video, I realized that not only is that time way less than the time it took for you to get to this point.
But along with everything else, the video recording was a big contribution to slowing you down.
With that in mind, I want to express my humblest appreciation with thanking you for all of your hardships & efforts here!
Your calm explanations of what’s going on, overshadowed you showing any signs of nervousness that you admitted to.
If it rains like this during the Pathfinder training, what are the chances that they’d still make you do the bow rod?
They have a overhead enclosure I believe you would be performing the bowdrill if it's raining
I’m thinking that 60oz pot would fit nicely in the hood of the poncho and the hood could be tied tightly around it...the poncho could be hung by the four corners like an upside down umbrella and channel the water the water down to the hood, filling the pot. An alternative would be to tie up the poncho by the four corners and place the pot under the open hood and catch the water...
Interesting, I will give it a try. Got some rain days in the forecast
Laid up right now after my fourth major surgery in two years. Dying to get out in the woods. So I am scrolling TH-cam trying to get “my fix” . Really appreciate the effort you took to film all of this. While I know a lot won’t watch the whole thing ( nobody has attention spans anymore) it is helping me get a taste of what I love doing. Been following you for a while and appreciate all your volunteer work and the content you put out! Keep up the great work, if you ever want to come to Ohio again and do a 3-4 day collaboration let me know! ( I’ll be healed up and back at it late spring!
Check out Steve Wallis channel he is AWESOME, camping with Steve ,does stealth camping throughout Canada and he's also a ,humble ,genuine person ,which is why over a million people go camping with him.
Hey writing from the Tampa area. This was great to get familiar with the FL environment. Thanks!
I definitely would have used the grub and worm for fish bait before eating. Nowhere near that hunger level. =)
Excellent video one of the best I’ve seen so far with realistic survival skills. One thing to add you could’ve taken advantage and used your dry bags to collect water and store water while at your base camp.
I think you did a great job on your 4 day excertion and Thsnk you for taking us along to see how it really is and give us ideas on how and what to look for to survive off the land and how really hard it is ! God bless and I’d like to tell you how beautiful your wife is, I’m glad y’all prep together !! 🙏✝️🙋🏻
Great video , thank you very much . Will check out more of your content . A little trick with your axe ! Soak it in the creek over night and the wood will swell up and tighten head . Not a permanent fix ! But will get you by . Thanks and hope you enjoy your class .
I did enjoy the course, was able to get my patch
I have recently discovered your channel after specifically looking Florida bushcraft. I have lived all over the US and have least visited every state minus Alaska and Hawaii, but I am planning a trip Alaska in the next few years. Florida is one of the demanding terrains minus maybe your extremes like the Death Valley Desert or Illinois's super windy -17 winters. I moved to Saint Petersburg after leaving the Army about 10 years ago and was suprised when I did some bush whacking. Florida is the US's version of Australia. It is beautiful, but if you're not careful, you can find yourself in a bad situation fast. Dude, I had to kill a coral snake on a my buddy's porch in Newport Richey. Good videos, I learned a lot. You're clear in explaining your thought process and methods.
Awesome video enjoyed it
Great video! It should be required viewing for anyone who naively thinks he/she can throw on a backpack, march into the wilderness, and live happily ever after while living off the land.
Lol very true, its survivable but it can be rough
Oh I forgot to mention I know the weather and wilds of Florida I was born and raised and live in Ocala, Fl until I was 54 then moved to a Ohio to be near my son who moved up here after he finished college at Flagler College in St. Augustine ! I miss my home in Fl very much !! God bless 🙏✝️🙋🏻
Camp in southwest Crete. No roads, no villages, no boats, no planes, No noise. Nothing between you and Lybia except sea. Hike the Sanmaria gorge.
I waited to watch the whole thing before commenting. I live in NE Florida and the landscape looks almost the same. It's pretty inhospitable. The area I grew up in had very little big game and lots of palmettos and sticker vines. And the yellow flies...
I'm in east Texas and it damn hot and really humid. I can imagine how humid it is there
Oh it was nasty lol
Louisiana is worse
Trust me I've been to both areas
Awesome channel. Just subscribed!
Finally sat down and watched the whole thing. Sorry I waited so long. It was good stuff. Like others said, it's hard to find things like this in Florida. It's a tougher environment than people imagine. I know you were gear testing, so you you were stuck with a hatchet, but in Florida I'll take a machete any day. Good job.
Haiii my new friend ..good morning from Malaysia 👍 l watch your vedio very nice and good ..beautiful ..hope you take good care ok 👍👍👍
I've got a 7 day starting Thursday
I watched the whole thing! First, I could never eat a grub. And now that you say they're nasty, I know I never will! Second, I never knew worms made a crunching sound when chewed. Eeew!
Well they kinda eat dirt lol. 😁👍
And thank you for taking the time to watch all the way through
Sure looks like Florida to me brother! You gotta get out and do it if you're going to be proficient. Keep it up!
Thank you!
First time watching a video of yours. I saw that it was NW Florida, and decided to watch it. I grew up here in NW Florida. Have you ever covered the subject of the dreaded chiggers? People need to know the itchy agony to expect. Also, you were probably near a yellowjacket nest, and you never know it until you step on it or disturb it. In my part of NW FL, we had to worry about feral hogs, which are very aggressive. I got a real kick out of your bigfoot comments. I'd worry about that now, after having seen so many bigfoot documentaries. HAHA! In summer, when playing out in the woods, I'd look for wild muscadine grapes, wild plums, berries, all kinds of things to eat. I'd fish in the creeks and ponds. it was always playtime. Yes, I'd drink from the springs, especially the ones that came out from underneath the ground. Probably wouldn't do so now.
I respect they way you respect the land.
Definitely my friend
This is why you bring a rain Pancho a mosquito head net and a fishing kit.
Looking forward to seeing you demonstrate the wrong way to do whatever you are about to attempt. Kudos
I did basically the same thing not to far from ya before I flew up to Ohio 2 years ago, was a great way to run through the gear that I was taking.
As a Florida resident I think of gators insects(nasty fuckers) Panthers it's so rare though shit ton snakes never heard of scorpions tbh that's new thanks. Pythons and did I mention insects
as soon as you noticed the head of your hatchet was loose go drop it in the river for a bit. you would be fine just do other stuff for a bit. i almost always put my axes, hatchets or sledge hammer in a pail of water 4 or 5 hours before i intend on using them. they always feel solid.
that works for a while but every time you soak your tools it swells the wood and crushes the grains in it and after a while it won't stay on at all better to fix the problem to start with
The wild grape leaves are edible, and I'm not sure, but some of those palmettos look big enough to have hearts..
This reminded me of this saying from Hunter S. Thompson “
We had two bags of grass, seventy-five pellets of mescaline, five sheets of high powered blotter acid, a salt shaker half full of cocaine, and a whole galaxy of multi-colored uppers, downers, screamers, laughers... and also a quart of tequila, a quart of rum, a case of Budweiser, a pint of raw ether and two dozen amyls.
Not that we needed all that for the trip, but once you get locked into a serious drug collection, the tendency is to push it as far as you can.”
I am a total city slicker. I can fish and I know how to shoot. . .at targets, but if I killed anything I wouldn't know how to "dress it out" as you stated. Watching you, I learned a great deal, mostly how much I need to learn. You are awesome and incredible. Kudos! Thank you so much for sharing! My question to you is this: Being so close to having a collapse, bug out or bug in? I have everything I need here in the burbs including strong security. After watching you, I know I probably wouldn't make it out in the wild. Advice?
I have been wanting to do survival videos as well I am from Florida as well but my area is mostly brick and canals so I haven't found a good spot yet only a few small possibilities.
I love mushrooms but my rule of thumb is don't eat them unless you know what your doing SurvivalMan Les Stroud once said if you're right, you're right.
If you're wrong you are dead
And he is right about mushrooms
I am from SW Florida
I been was warning my family and I’m 16 I was born raised in Miami Florida still down here.
I was raised in Florida and was taught to find fat to start a fire. It burns like gas. I use the fuzzy material from saw palmetto.
Yeah well let's see here rained non-stop the entire trip. I don't get to use that wood at pathfinders and was the whole purpose of the trip
@@SurvivalLiving Okay that makes sense. Forgot that was purpose of the trip. Enjoyed the video! I hike and camp a lot in Rice Creek Swamp. That vid reminds me of the time Les Stroud was in the southeast Georgia wetlands.
Michigan checking in….. living off grid in Michigan. Winters can be rough up here. I’m going to do a winter survival video soon. Probably a 3 day ordeal.
New to your channel so this question is probably answered in another of your videos but Did you end up replacing the hatchet for the pathfinder course and if so what did you go with?
Have seen soaking in water to tighten up loose wood handles as a short term fix. soaking In antifreeze works the same way but lasts longer because of slower evaporation rate.
Like the longer videos they are rare nowadays since they are not TH-cam algorithm optimized.
No o repaired it and used it in pathfinders.
People who could morph the land and survive are national treasures
The hatchet: paracord around the hatchet handle could be used in an X pattern over the head of the axe head to hold it on tighter...
Panama City here, just found your channel. I’ve been searching for good spots to go camping around here. I noticed where you’re located. What places do you recommended?
Are ticks an issue you run into and how do you deal with them? I'm new to the channel if you've covered it already. Last time I went out stealth camping in northeast Fl, me and my girl had to pull some ticks, it really ruins the experience😂. I also pulled a bowie knife on whatever was in the dark that ran off, she didn't like that either 🤣🤣.
interesting
Seminoles Tribe and Black Seminoles used to survived in Florida swamps fought wars out there also
Dunsmuir and Mount Shasta LOL I'm about 40 mi from there
I saw a panther in fountain FL
We got all sorta
dangers out here...pointy stobs...sharp sticks...pungy spikes...stabby stickers. Not to mention bitey cats...catty biters...meany manglers.
Dont forget WILD HOGS ARE A DANGER
I am in N.FL and looking for places to go like this as well as classes etc around here. But have had much luck. Any recommendations?
Yep I run my own survival course
survivallivingguide.com
People seem to have a misconception about food in the wilderness. Take wyoming as a case and point. Surrounded by 10s of thousands of acres mostly flat and in the off chance you see pronghorn or a herd,, the herd maybe has 10-15 in it. Wilderness survival is nothing like stopping into a Walmart when it comes to food these days. Great video, it's good to see survival channels who actually got out and survive rather than sir on there expensive computer chair talking how awesome they are living in mommas basement 😀
Looks like Jennings Fl to me
I noticed several trees with red spray paint dots on them. Any idea what those are for?
Actually I'm operating on a federal preserve in this video. Those red tags are markers
I'm planning on hiking the Florida Trail and stumbled across this, I currently live on the Gulf Coast Of Mexico in the far south of Texas so I'm already acclimated to the weather just needing to familiarize myself with the terrain and wildlife there more. If you or anyone else can give me any links or sources regarding these things I would greatly appreciate it.
Look around, cattails, swamp cabbage, hearts of palm ,water lilies, bamboo....all edible and your surrounded by it.
Just typing in stuff didn't make it true.
No cattails in this area, heart of palm is illegal to collect here in florida.and absolutely NO bamboo here
Rockefeller said control the food controls the people.
do one in southwest florida!
If the snake was a eastern indigo, which it probably was if it was 7' long, it is a highly protected species. It feeds on rattlers, copperheads, etc...
I always wanted to do that but I'm scared of dark forest.
Mushroooms a dangerous battle lmao get a book!
fld is easy survival i can do that all day long with minimal gear when i move to wv it is really really rough rain rain snow snow its hard to start fires here the cold here eats into the bone i was raised in south fld survival is a breeze compared to wv the mountains here are the main barer here to many ways her to get injured here in a survival situation but each place has it challenges we don't have the gators but we got the big cats and black bears bob cat and coyote's and wild dogs to contend with only thing i had a big issue with hiking in fld was the could of skeeters wore worse to me then the wild life with the noseems bugs eating into your skin we have them here but not as bad compared to fld and the fld heat will kia ya with out water here some what the same thing but we have a lot more water then food here in the winter critter bed down and hibernate unlike fld so hunting game is harder and fishing great video we got snakes to like cooper heads and timber rattlers but not a lot compared to fld but we got them lol and we have a lot of moth man and big foots here as well wink wink lmao don't get me started on the love bug invasion in fld
Just so everyone knows, you're allowed to open carry while camping in Florida , so you can have a long gun to protect yourself from bears.
This could have been edited way shorter than it's current runtime. Good video though
What backpack do you use?
People think food is easy in the wild and its not. Just imagine if you were having to provide for a wife and kids in a scenario like this one, that's a scary eye opener right there. Nothing worse than a HANGRY WIFE!! LOL Awesome job! Thanks for the video
Nothing about survival is easy
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I lived in Florida for years I loved it but living outside there's to many things that can kill you. I know people who have but not me I live in northern west Virginia I never even seen a copperhead snake that's the only thing I have ever worried about
Can you make a video addressing your thoughts on the 10,000 cows that died
Marf sent me :)
Looks like Ocala Forrest
I’m from pensacola where were you at in this ?
Great video. Only comment is that the 7 Ft black snake that got away may have been an eastern indigo which are critically endangered and protected. Would recommend knowing the difference between that and the black rat or southern racer before attempting again
Would a thermoscope help? ❤
Trade in the gel and the horn for a .45 ACP
I want to start learning/Practicing these Bushcraft skills. You know any good spots in Bay County.
www.survivallivingguide.com
Thanks.
Florida saw grass
You can eat the middle of a saw palmetto trunk... I’m thinking you need a backpack made out of jerky...