I like that you were honest and showed the stuff that didn't work and needed to be revamped as well. Survival is about stacking wins and minimizing losses.
Yeah this has been a trend for roughly 2.5 yrs. One guy makes a video on it eeeeeverybody makes a video on it. They run out of original ideas and copy others
“I survived.” Never a more sobering statement to remind you that this bushcraft business is not a game. it can look all pretty on the screen, but when it comes down to it, and it’s unplanned, it’s life and death. Glad you survived amigo, and moreover, thanks for showing us how we can too, if we ever get stuck in a similar situation. Much love from Brooklyn, NY!
I’ve watched a lot of guys who have channels like this, but this gentleman is in my mind, the most authentic, genuine survivalist, I think I’ve seen, and man he just really delivers USEFUL info without a bag full of overpriced gear. I was wondering if he was using HD foil in his tape roll. I’ve been wrapping duct tape around my Bic’s since I was a soldier, but never had enough sense to tuck supplies to the tape. Freaking brilliant.
Gotta say, you’re a freaking beast. Not too many people would rough a night outside, in unfamiliar woods with no shelter and no food. You’re a man’s man and you seemed like nothing fazed you. You have my respect
@@jasonalexander2413I feel like most people can, myself included. You’re at your most vulnerable while you’re asleep, so sleeping without shelter is terrifying.
@@jasonalexander2413he didn’t sleep well. Probably got a couple or few hours of sleep. these are survival situations. you’re trying to stay warm overnight primarily (hence he wore his rain jacket). Sleep is less important.
If i go on a survivel chaleng and they ask what well you take with you i would take this guy (Stop with the hate replys man it hurts i know my english is bad)
GREAT VID BROTHER!!! I Love your survival lighter idea! Super cool. - adding to this - the rain, the adaptability changing from the tinfoil to the leaf, the wild edibles. All of this was great info and an awesome watch!
Great to see the survival lighter come in handy! This channel has inspired me to develop a lot of small kits to keep around in the car, woods, etc. Thank you for the excellent tips!
@@WoodsboundOutdoorsLil. How can you safely identify them, please? Seems like every plant leaf and mushroom have a counterpart that looks the same but is very deadly.
@@olivierduivestein6541 It really does live up to the hype and is very easy to identify. The texture is stringy like crab meat or dry chicken and it has a mild chicken-like flavor. It was far more similar to meat than a mushroom. Overall great experience.
Hi, thank you very much for your videos. I am from Moscow. I watch a lot of authors on the subject of survival and bushcraft, but your videos are the most useful. Sometimes I go with my sons into the forest and practise some of the skills we have seen from you. thank you very much!
As an archaeology enthusiast, i find it really cool to think about how this is the exact sort of thing that i obsess over when it happened 10000 years ago. Future archaeologists might be digging through your little pile of fish bones and charcoal pits and that is awesome
Small fish and small animals are well suited for survival cooking. Throw the entire animal in the fire, flip after 3 minutes, then 3 more. The scales and skin almost fall off, pick through the flesh and avoid what you don't want to eat. We have a lot of gar here in Texas, the scales interlock and have very high silica content, it's easy to ruin the edge on a good knife trying to scale them. Cooking in the fire breaks down the connective tissue between the scales, they come off like a zipper. Thank you for the great video!
@@nicojarMany thanks. Got girardia once from a cold, crystal clear mountain stream on a 115 degree day. Won't do that again but didn't consider danger lurking in the berries, besides snakes and possible bears. Wishing you great times on your travels.
@@nicojar I want to be well informed so I just did a quick search for low berries and parasites but didn't find anything? If you don't mind do you have any reliable sources you could link to substantiate your claim? Genuinely curious
I can't believe after few weeks of subscribing and I got the full length video of him going camping and bushcraft again! Love your video for relaxing and chill time 🔥
You’re like a breath of fresh air compared to some of the longtime TH-cam “campers“ I’ve been watching for years. The one fellow has a popular channel, but all he does these days is go out glamping, with all the comforts of home, or else he goes truck camping or “cabin“ camping. He’s gotten lazy and never does anything challenging or bushcrafty. You put the work in and your channel is highly entertaining. I like the way you explain some of the things you’re doing so viewers can learn a thing or two. 👍
I found some thin plastic sheet "emergency thermal blankets/sheets" at the dollar store. Folded up it's 1/3 the size of a cellphone. For a couple of bucks, throw a couple of those into each one of your packs. Doesn't take up space, doesn't weigh anything. Serves to keep warm, helps waterproof your improv shelter, catch rainwater, can even keep you dry if you have no rain jacket, or is you do, keep your lower body dry when sleeping. Maybe throw in one of those cheap rain ponchos that fold up really small too. Each one of those takes up no more total volume than a couple of those lighters.
I have three of each in my pack! One to wrap,up,in if it’s cold, one to use as a shelter and one to use for holding water… the ponchos are for basically the same… I like the hood on the poncho to collect water… wear one to keep dry and the other can be used to make water out of a solar still if you cannot find a water source nearby… you can even use one of the Mylar blankets to intensify the humidity or heat for the solar still! Those two items are always part of my survival bags and my camping gear! I Never ever go without them… I even keep several of them in the trunk of our car!
My comment got removed but I highly recommend Belleville boots bro made in the USA and my pair have lasted me years now, guy before me used them in the Bosnia War as a paratrooper. Over 30 years later they still work great for me! I have no idea why my positive comment before got removed but I hope this one stays up. Love the content!❤️
This is so amazing, just like, watching this for only 2 minutes and you learn sooooo many useful things to survive on the wilderness. Heartfelt thanks.
Very beautiful and amazing for your video of Surviving the Night Lost in the Woods with No Food or Water - Stormy Weather and Minimal Gear. I love your video. Thanks for sharing.💝💝💝💝💖💖💖
I dont usually comment on videos, but I really enjoyed this style of video. The lost and needing to survive with what is arouns you. It was informative and entertaining. Thank you for sharing. I really hope to see more of these. Maybe some for other seasons too?
I've just started to watching your trips in the nature. They are totally addictive. Watching them one after another. Can't imagine all the background work just by doing the vids. God bless you and thanks!
I like your style.. Gritty and REAL.. the first time I camped next to a stream in the Rocky Mtns of Colorado, I didn't know anything about giardia. It's a real thing had to go to a doctor and get a round of antibiotics! Lesson learned...don't drink the water from a stream where the beavers are frolicking for sure! Thanks for "popping up" in my You tube Feed..
Its soo easy for us to tell you to make more long videos like this but, FOR REAL. They are exceptional, and sticks out of all of the other outdoors videos. I will like and watch all of them hope everyone does the same so that it reaches more people. Very good👍
I always love your videos and short-term videos on survival and wild camping technology (bushcraft). I swear, some of these professional survival and bushcraft experts need to take notes. I subscribe to your channel and never miss any. Great work!
I just love your videos. They always make me reevaluate the things I believe I “need” in my life and brings me back to basics. It would feel incredible to know I could survive in the woods if I needed to. Thank you for sharing your skills 😍🙌🏼
Really digging your channel. As a person that grew up watching Survivor Man with Les Stroud your channel is scratching the itch that Survivor Man also scratched for me.
I watched loads of your older videos over the last few weeks and never knew about your channel, it’s awesome! This will be the first new video I’ll watch, very curious to see the difference!
The animals: Once in a while, we get these creatures that moves upright and lives in our forest. They also travel using these weird boxes that makes noises and go really fast.
I've watched you before. No idea how i wasn't already subscribed but i am now. There are way too many videos of people setting in their garage talking about survival and no where near enough getting out and showing examples. Videos like these are my favorite and and turn into my ASMR when I go to bed. Thanks for the hard work to put something together like this.
That was a fun adventure! Really enjoyed it! I wonder if you could fold up a small ziplok or just a plastic bag under the tape on your lighter, although it might just suffer from the same issue as the foil. I never knew that you could scrape the dust off the lighter wheel to make a bigger spark. That's a new one, need to test it out myself someday.
Very interesting and amazing stuff. I just kinda hoped you would've taught us more of how and why you did the things you did. For example, how you remembered in what direction you left your truck any of the things you memorized like maybe you left it uphill, upstream, next to a "landmark" you memorized, etc... Also, how you identified the things you ate, especially the berries. I did get excited when I spotted them seconds before you did and even blurted out, "Oh wow, blackberries!" It was nice to be correct when you said they were blackberries but on second thought they didn't exactly look like blackberries to me, so I wouldn't have even touched them if I had any doubts. I understand you had more important things in mind like finding nourishment and water, so big thanks either way for sharing your experience. Awesome channel.
awesome vid, incrediblely insightful, treat your gear like an ambulance and always restock after each use. test your gear for drawbacks like the defects of the foil. always have something that can hold to boil water. the basic notes - cook the chicken of the woods or you get sick, cook the fish till the eyes turn white, boil water with heated rocks is priceless. please continue.
it's video like this one that makes you appreciate those "crappy" survival kits that have at least an emergency blanket, a ferro rod and purication tablets, with bunch of plastic bags. I love this realistic content thank you for giving us the truth of having to survive the environment
Make a fishing pole. Find a 10' springy stick with a Y at the end. Take a piece of line and enclose the Y to make an eye. Tie one end of your line to the opposite end of the pole and then run the other end up the length of the pole and through the eye that you made. Bring it back down to the bottom and cut it off about 4' longer than the bottom of the pole. Tie on your hook. The idea is a swing bait pole. Pull the standing string by the pole as far to the side as you can while you lift the pole above your head. This will lift your bait off the ground and start it swinging toward the water. At the appex of the swing let go of the string in your hand while you lower the pole and the tip toward your cast. Your cast should be 24' from you. Reeling can be walking backward or pulling in lengths of line like a fly fisherman. I have also successfully cast the bait from behing me in a throwing motion. Your choice. Have fun.
I like that you were honest and showed the stuff that didn't work and needed to be revamped as well. Survival is about stacking wins and minimizing losses.
yeah. it's very good for us learning so we don't have to make the same mistakes
_😅Sounds like a day in the stock market... stacking wins and minimizing losses!_
@@SOMNIOHM that's life. Trying not to mess up, learning when you do. When you are successful pass that on to your family and friends
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Shaving the plastic off the lighter, was just awesome.
Never seen that before.
I was wandering if it's a minor of an amount ,would it be bad to have with your food or burn off all the way? what do you think?
@@christopheresimpson9199negligible
@christopheresimpson9199 by the time he cooked his food on that fire, those plastic shavings would have been incinerated
Yeah this has been a trend for roughly 2.5 yrs. One guy makes a video on it eeeeeverybody makes a video on it. They run out of original ideas and copy others
@@christopheresimpson9199cooking on foil is more toxic.
I really enjoy these full length videos
he should really focus on this long format to grow his channel and essentially his bank account
@@info3280 but these videos take tons of time to create
“I survived.” Never a more sobering statement to remind you that this bushcraft business is not a game. it can look all pretty on the screen, but when it comes down to it, and it’s unplanned, it’s life and death. Glad you survived amigo, and moreover, thanks for showing us how we can too, if we ever get stuck in a similar situation.
Much love from Brooklyn, NY!
My favourite youtube bushcraft channel
@@CudderBoss 100%! This guy is awesome.
Buddy is the real deal
You and the bear essentials are all I tune into
I’ve watched a lot of guys who have channels like this, but this gentleman is in my mind, the most authentic, genuine survivalist, I think I’ve seen, and man he just really delivers USEFUL info without a bag full of overpriced gear.
I was wondering if he was using HD foil in his tape roll. I’ve been wrapping duct tape around my Bic’s since I was a soldier, but never had enough sense to tuck supplies to the tape. Freaking brilliant.
Gotta say, you’re a freaking beast. Not too many people would rough a night outside, in unfamiliar woods with no shelter and no food. You’re a man’s man and you seemed like nothing fazed you. You have my respect
I couldn't sleep like that outside in the pitch black woods with no cover.
@@jasonalexander2413I feel like most people can, myself included. You’re at your most vulnerable while you’re asleep, so sleeping without shelter is terrifying.
@@jasonalexander2413he didn’t sleep well. Probably got a couple or few hours of sleep. these are survival situations. you’re trying to stay warm overnight primarily (hence he wore his rain jacket). Sleep is less important.
Now this is one of my favorite videos ever! Real situation.. plausible, very possible. So glad you had just your survival lighter.(pocket kit,etc)
If i go on a survivel chaleng and they ask what well you take with you i would take this guy
(Stop with the hate replys man it hurts i know my english is bad)
Almost had a stroke reading this lmaoo
Best answer
Maybe you should take a dictionary as well
Reading that was a nightmare
At least grammar Nazis don’t exist in the wild.
GREAT VID BROTHER!!! I Love your survival lighter idea! Super cool. - adding to this - the rain, the adaptability changing from the tinfoil to the leaf, the wild edibles. All of this was great info and an awesome watch!
Thanks DJ!
You guys HAVE to collaborate and go camping together. That would be so epice.
@@eyalnavot755 We've chatted about it before! Definitely something we both want to make happen :)
Some of these tips have been very useful for me as a Boy Scout, and I would love to see more content. Thanks from Troop 316!
Great to see the survival lighter come in handy! This channel has inspired me to develop a lot of small kits to keep around in the car, woods, etc. Thank you for the excellent tips!
I was thinking the same thing.
I so appreciate when guys like this actually show how hard it can be sometimes.
Watching this while sautéing some chicken of the woods that I learned about from your videos 👍
That's awesome, enjoy 👍
Honest independent answer needed, how did it taste and what was the texture like?
@@WoodsboundOutdoorsLil. How can you safely identify them, please? Seems like every plant leaf and mushroom have a counterpart that looks the same but is very deadly.
@@olivierduivestein6541 It really does live up to the hype and is very easy to identify. The texture is stringy like crab meat or dry chicken and it has a mild chicken-like flavor. It was far more similar to meat than a mushroom. Overall great experience.
@@SquirrelockHolmes cool!! Thanks 🙏 I
I didn't know about the lighter shavings or cooking fish till eyes turned white. Thanks bud
Favorite outdoors channel right now, He's such a chill dude
This is one of the most realistic bushcrafting/survival videos out there
I love this please do more long form videos ❤
Hi, thank you very much for your videos. I am from Moscow. I watch a lot of authors on the subject of survival and bushcraft, but your videos are the most useful. Sometimes I go with my sons into the forest and practise some of the skills we have seen from you.
thank you very much!
As an archaeology enthusiast, i find it really cool to think about how this is the exact sort of thing that i obsess over when it happened 10000 years ago. Future archaeologists might be digging through your little pile of fish bones and charcoal pits and that is awesome
Keep this long form content coming we all love it
Small fish and small animals are well suited for survival cooking. Throw the entire animal in the fire, flip after 3 minutes, then 3 more. The scales and skin almost fall off, pick through the flesh and avoid what you don't want to eat.
We have a lot of gar here in Texas, the scales interlock and have very high silica content, it's easy to ruin the edge on a good knife trying to scale them. Cooking in the fire breaks down the connective tissue between the scales, they come off like a zipper.
Thank you for the great video!
Great info about the gar, @canoe365!
@@auberjean6873 I forgot to mention, gar eggs are very toxic, so avoid them when survival cooking.
@@canoe365 Many thanks!
Love these long form videos! I've never had a real experience camping, but I can't get enough of your videos and your content
It's worth it. Even if it's just in a patch of woods behind your house. Being outdoor and DOING it is the most beneficial thing you can do.
Love these type of survival videos! Very informative in the chances of getting lost in the woods ! Thank you for making this !
Never eat berries so low like he did if you don't want to catch parasites.
@@nicojarMany thanks. Got girardia once from a cold, crystal clear mountain stream on a 115 degree day. Won't do that again but didn't consider danger lurking in the berries, besides snakes and possible bears. Wishing you great times on your travels.
Dude you are a beast
the dude eats berries near the ground and risks echinococcosis, nothing beasty here, rather ignorant.
@@nicojar I want to be well informed so I just did a quick search for low berries and parasites but didn't find anything? If you don't mind do you have any reliable sources you could link to substantiate your claim? Genuinely curious
I can't believe after few weeks of subscribing and I got the full length video of him going camping and bushcraft again! Love your video for relaxing and chill time 🔥
You’re like a breath of fresh air compared to some of the longtime TH-cam “campers“ I’ve been watching for years. The one fellow has a popular channel, but all he does these days is go out glamping, with all the comforts of home, or else he goes truck camping or “cabin“ camping. He’s gotten lazy and never does anything challenging or bushcrafty. You put the work in and your channel is highly entertaining. I like the way you explain some of the things you’re doing so viewers can learn a thing or two. 👍
Thank you so much ❤ for actually showing how it's done 👍🏻 could learn a lot from this.
I really enjoyed watching this video,thanks and keep up the good work. You're one hella survivalist there.
This guy is true Rambo. Survived only of the land and with minimal tools.
@@WilliamHollinger2019
Roflmao
Canada has homeless people bro.
@@MrAttriti0n we have it worst we are taking in illegal instead of legals so we are broken country USA is broken 🇺🇸🇺🇲.
@@MrAttriti0n these days they're hardly homeless, just junkies...
@@HowreYanow1 Theyre not action stars for sleeping outdoors is the point
The most relastic camping video on youtube it shows how simple stuff can make the journey beautiful.
Seeing the survival lighter that I’ve seen from your shorts, make an appearance a vid, feels like crossover episode
You are a brave soul. Just love your site. Look forward to every video.
I found some thin plastic sheet "emergency thermal blankets/sheets" at the dollar store. Folded up it's 1/3 the size of a cellphone. For a couple of bucks, throw a couple of those into each one of your packs. Doesn't take up space, doesn't weigh anything. Serves to keep warm, helps waterproof your improv shelter, catch rainwater, can even keep you dry if you have no rain jacket, or is you do, keep your lower body dry when sleeping. Maybe throw in one of those cheap rain ponchos that fold up really small too. Each one of those takes up no more total volume than a couple of those lighters.
I have three of each in my pack! One to wrap,up,in if it’s cold, one to use as a shelter and one to use for holding water… the ponchos are for basically the same… I like the hood on the poncho to collect water… wear one to keep dry and the other can be used to make water out of a solar still if you cannot find a water source nearby… you can even use one of the Mylar blankets to intensify the humidity or heat for the solar still! Those two items are always part of my survival bags and my camping gear! I Never ever go without them… I even keep several of them in the trunk of our car!
More of this stuff please!
Real, plausible, authentic, entertaining. Well done as always 👏
FINALLY! TRUE SURVIVAL
❤🎉
My comment got removed but I highly recommend Belleville boots bro made in the USA and my pair have lasted me years now, guy before me used them in the Bosnia War as a paratrooper. Over 30 years later they still work great for me! I have no idea why my positive comment before got removed but I hope this one stays up. Love the content!❤️
Best outdoor channel ever.
Keep it up, please.
Love your videos.
The best bushcrafter on youtube
Reminds me a lot of when I would watch survivor-man with my dad. Keep it up!
This is so amazing, just like, watching this for only 2 minutes and you learn sooooo many useful things to survive on the wilderness. Heartfelt thanks.
That was a really fun video to watch man appreciate you making it
Very beautiful and amazing for your video of Surviving the Night Lost in the Woods with No Food or Water - Stormy Weather and Minimal Gear. I love your video. Thanks for sharing.💝💝💝💝💖💖💖
Oh wow, no water is brave, kudos to you! Awesome video
The most important lesson you showed us is keeping calm when you’re lost. We’re really not helpless because we watch your videos. Subscribe and watch!
I dont usually comment on videos, but I really enjoyed this style of video. The lost and needing to survive with what is arouns you. It was informative and entertaining. Thank you for sharing. I really hope to see more of these. Maybe some for other seasons too?
People really seem to enjoy this video so I'll definitely be making some more during different seasons and different areas
I've just started to watching your trips in the nature. They are totally addictive.
Watching them one after another. Can't imagine all the background work just by doing the vids.
God bless you and thanks!
- *Soo excited* you have a new long video !!. I've been asking for videos like this && you delivered. Well done !!
Thanks for the video. I learned so much about surviving with what I have. ❤
I like your style.. Gritty and REAL.. the first time I camped next to a stream in the Rocky Mtns of Colorado, I didn't know anything about giardia. It's a real thing had to go to a doctor and get a round of antibiotics! Lesson learned...don't drink the water from a stream where the beavers are frolicking for sure! Thanks for "popping up" in my You tube Feed..
the lighter tricks are genius, never wouldve thought to scrape some plastic off and scrape the flint into the pile.
Hello 👋 my outdoors friend, thank you for this fine entertaining survival video. Stay safe out there. 😊
We need another video like this with the updated lighter ❤️
My new camping hero. Thank you for the tips that made a lot more sense
OOoooOoweeeeee clicked immediately after i saw notification...You sir a re a national treasure
@WoodsboundOutdoors thanks for making the most useful real-life video about survival in the woods w minimal gear I've ever seen. Instant subscriber.
Yaaaay! Thank you for the long form video! Much love
Its soo easy for us to tell you to make more long videos like this but, FOR REAL. They are exceptional, and sticks out of all of the other outdoors videos. I will like and watch all of them hope everyone does the same so that it reaches more people. Very good👍
My favorite camping channel
The foil came in handy, too. It's how you cooked the fungi.
I always love your videos and short-term videos on survival and wild camping technology (bushcraft). I swear, some of these professional survival and bushcraft experts need to take notes. I subscribe to your channel and never miss any. Great work!
I just love your videos. They always make me reevaluate the things I believe I “need” in my life and brings me back to basics. It would feel incredible to know I could survive in the woods if I needed to. Thank you for sharing your skills 😍🙌🏼
Impressive. You put in the work 🫡
Really digging your channel. As a person that grew up watching Survivor Man with Les Stroud your channel is scratching the itch that Survivor Man also scratched for me.
Dude that fire you started that was amazing!!! Good stuff
This dude's only editing is putting these clips together AND ITS PERFECT 😁😁👍👍
Hello from the Caribbean islands!🏖🏝
I watched loads of your older videos over the last few weeks and never knew about your channel, it’s awesome! This will be the first new video I’ll watch, very curious to see the difference!
Awesome video, thank you!
feels like he knew where his truck was the whole time
but LOVED the video!!!
always watched his reels but his videos are awesome too
That wasn't a coyote howling, it was me. My bad.
What?
Best survival channel on youtube, only true tips and situations, none of the bullsh*t nonsense cinema you can see elsewhere, you're a legend man !
Classic Les Stroud style. Love it. O7
Another reason for subscribing to this channel. No fluff or frills; basic common sense information to keep you safe no matter what the situation. 💪
I will save this and watch it later while i'm eating
-Edit: watching this while eating makes food taste better
Of all the survival videos i must say that your channel is my #1. Thank you. - young Grandma from Texas 😊
Very good glad you had enough fire
This should be one of the biggest channels on TH-cam. Love these long videos
Loved the video
I don't do any survival and don't know anything of it but I found this guy's channel and it's such a relaxing channel to watch all of the videos.
The animals: Once in a while, we get these creatures that moves upright and lives in our forest. They also travel using these weird boxes that makes noises and go really fast.
I've watched you before. No idea how i wasn't already subscribed but i am now. There are way too many videos of people setting in their garage talking about survival and no where near enough getting out and showing examples. Videos like these are my favorite and and turn into my ASMR when I go to bed. Thanks for the hard work to put something together like this.
That was a fun adventure! Really enjoyed it!
I wonder if you could fold up a small ziplok or just a plastic bag under the tape on your lighter, although it might just suffer from the same issue as the foil. I never knew that you could scrape the dust off the lighter wheel to make a bigger spark. That's a new one, need to test it out myself someday.
the only survival YT channel i watch and thoroughly enjoy and learn from! You don't complicate things, I like that! My brain can take in the info
Simple and effective, all you need in a survival situation 👊
Jumpscare the heck out of me 😂 10:11
Wasn't planned lol
Very interesting and amazing stuff. I just kinda hoped you would've taught us more of how and why you did the things you did. For example, how you remembered in what direction you left your truck any of the things you memorized like maybe you left it uphill, upstream, next to a "landmark" you memorized, etc... Also, how you identified the things you ate, especially the berries. I did get excited when I spotted them seconds before you did and even blurted out, "Oh wow, blackberries!" It was nice to be correct when you said they were blackberries but on second thought they didn't exactly look like blackberries to me, so I wouldn't have even touched them if I had any doubts.
I understand you had more important things in mind like finding nourishment and water, so big thanks either way for sharing your experience. Awesome channel.
awesome vid, incrediblely insightful, treat your gear like an ambulance and always restock after each use. test your gear for drawbacks like the defects of the foil. always have something that can hold to boil water. the basic notes - cook the chicken of the woods or you get sick, cook the fish till the eyes turn white, boil water with heated rocks is priceless. please continue.
Would love to see you on alone!
J'adore cette chaîne, pas de blabla inutile, juste du résultat. Merci !
When you started hand scaling the fish i realized I'd rather survive off mushrooms and berries
it's video like this one that makes you appreciate those "crappy" survival kits that have at least an emergency blanket, a ferro rod and purication tablets, with bunch of plastic bags. I love this realistic content thank you for giving us the truth of having to survive the environment
You are AMAZING
Surrounded by sword fern and many other nutritious greens to eat. If you know what to pick😏
Great video👍🏾
I hear that rock bass are good eating.
All so honest, without scripting. Its so fun to hear and see your adventure. True survival!
Make a fishing pole. Find a 10' springy stick with a Y at the end. Take a piece of line and enclose the Y to make an eye. Tie one end of your line to the opposite end of the pole and then run the other end up the length of the pole and through the eye that you made. Bring it back down to the bottom and cut it off about 4' longer than the bottom of the pole. Tie on your hook. The idea is a swing bait pole. Pull the standing string by the pole as far to the side as you can while you lift the pole above your head. This will lift your bait off the ground and start it swinging toward the water. At the appex of the swing let go of the string in your hand while you lower the pole and the tip toward your cast. Your cast should be 24' from you. Reeling can be walking backward or pulling in lengths of line like a fly fisherman. I have also successfully cast the bait from behing me in a throwing motion. Your choice. Have fun.
This is the real and best survival video for me, he didn't bring food and water ❤
We need a collab between you and The Outdoor Boys channel
I don’t know how to explain it, but you feel like such a friend to me. My favorite channel at the moment. Much love
Get this guy on alone immediately