I hope this video answers any question about how to make strong adobe bricks... Espero que este video de respuesta a las preguntas sobre como hacer ladrillos resistentes de adobe...
It's really hard to explain why, but I genuinely enjoy this series. Even though I may never apply these survival skills any time soon, every episode delivers educational nature content in such an atmospheric way. Almost feels like I'm actually out there in the wild, adventuring and being guided by Chad as I discover more about the Earth. It's a very refreshing feeling.
Everytime I watch your survival videos it actually removes my stress and also I'm happy that there has a video like this I'll support you Chad....keep it up
All that dirt reminds me of my early days playing with dirt like that. Fun times they were, messy but fun. Now that you mentioned the weather and the time of year I look forward to how the land changes since the area you chose has quite the scenery.
I love playing in dirt too! The landscape won't change much in appearance when winter comes. The bushes and trees will still have their leaves. But when snow falls it will really look different.
Man you inspired me a lot, because I like the simple and realistic life. Discovering your TH-cam channel is a blessing from God. Thank you a lot and may God help you in all that you do
Wow!😮 super man, how he does it all alone without help amazes me. See the way he made blocks from bark, who would have thought of that. I'm so wowed 😮😮😮👏👏👏👏👍👍👍
I'm hopelessly addicted to this series. Knowing the efforts it goes into making this video. Making bricks using primitive methods are tedious... But so is editing.. ha! Like you said, the end result is well-worth it. Hence I'm hopelessly addicted to it.
Many doctors of the early 20th century say that a modern lifestyle easily causes all kinds of neurasthenis. And that a simple lifesyle is a cure very often. It's absolutely both plausible and interesting that even watching a simple lifestyle is wholesome. All the best to you!
@@Yawnpawn1 Since moving out to a rural area my health has greatly improved. We live off the grid and grow most of our produce. In the last 2weeks I have canned 39 qts of tomatoes on an outside propane burner. Ok, not on a campfire, but outside. Did all the prep outside too. Much easier and yes, I am at ease. Hard work but not rushed.
@@lindaseel8633 Nice for you! I moved away from my home town as well. I wanted to have a rather big garden. Bought one, and found out that when I was worn out by my demanding social job, I felt kinda depressed. Being in nature and working in my garden refilled my batteries in a way hardly anything did. I'm planning on building communities (not communes, just families with sane people, who loosely collaborate when it comes to field work, buying machines together, building some self-sustainability, and where children can play and maybe learn with spiritually healthy children). It's quite hard here in Germany to do so, but I'm on it and made at least some progress. I hope it will be done when my children will get children themselves.
If I'm extremely tired and can't sleep, or just want something super calming and quiet, I'll watch one of Chad's videos late at night. Almost better than ASMR.
Yess!!! I see dense clay. Perhaps once you go deeper we will get to see another clay pot making video. Words cannot describe my excitement! You know what would be pretty cool. A fermentation pot. Similar to a normal clay pot but you create an extruding lip which holds about 1-2cm of water. The lid fits into that. It creates a primitive valve that lets gasses bubble out but prevents oxygen from getting in. My grandparents have one of those that was made a couple of 100 years ago and it's amazing. Mostly ornamental now. If I can find a name for it I will comment it below
Great idea! Yeah, I've started making some pottery from the clay here. It's turning out good. I have done a lot of fermentation in the past but only with glass and clay jars. The jar in the photo you sent is a great way. I'm sure I could make one of those. Eventually I'll have to do this.
cah i also have an idea for caring back heavy and big thing you might need for your hut or big logs or stick you could make a basket backpack or a bacxkpack made out of rope to tie together with some sticks to take big loads of stick firewood and logs
Happy to see you in a biome that I have enjoyed for most of my life. If I may give you a few thing to look into if your interested. There is a cactus called hedgehog, it is symbiotic to other plants and typically found under or near their cover, small groups of cactus bases. At the base of these groups, just after a bloom, it'll bear fruit much like the prickly pear. small strawberry shape with fiber hairs on them, easy to wipe the fibers with bark. hold the stem like a strawberry and eat the tip up to Just before the stem (like a strawberry). it is a delicacy, a weird cross from a citrus and a strawberry, only available during the mid to early spring. Very tasty, but you might be a tad north for them, but if not, give them a try. (always inspect for worms.) Second tip is on the spring. Congrats, that is a good find. it is very common to find those with stagnant water. very hard to truly enjoy without some cleaning. something you can do is dig out the sediment a bit to get a tab bit more depth. Once you have maybe 3-4 inches depth with a foot to 8" diameter, you can stabilize with a bit of white ash. roughly a tablespoon to 1k Gals. The potassium from the ash helps to change the PH in the water to deal with the microbial issues. Followed by a sand filter basket to remove some of the bigger stuff. remember if you don't see plant life enjoying it, there is a reason. The Hopi were known to plant a symbiotic plant into the middle of that bowl to help clean and as a sign if the water went bad. something to think about and look into. Loving the New series, keep up the great work!
Your videos are great and thank you for creating them. A man who doesn't say anything so much but we understand his videos by our hearts. Really RESPECT to you.😌 Thank you for creating such wonderful videos nature lover.✌😌👍
¡Que bien!acá tus fans esperando otro increíble vídeo Chad,esa fosa es un gran y pesado trabajo pero tú con tu paciencia,perfeccionismo y esos 💪💪haz demostrado que todo es posible. 👏👏👏Ingenioso el dato para lavarse las manos .¿sería bueno pensar la forma de hacer llegar agua la choza,ó hacer un pozo🤔para que no camines tanto.Saludos desde 🇨🇱🇨🇱🇨🇱🇨🇱
I just came across your channel and I am very impressed with you and your films. I find it very fascinating and interesting how you build your life there on site using only your hands, your mind and what you find in nature. But what fascinates me even more is the care, inner calm and mindfulness with which you do everything. That impresses me a lot and is almost more interesting to me to see than how you master life in nature.
Саписибі за субтитри! Я лишень тепер дізнався що є моя рідна Українська мова, переклад правда не досконалий але хоть якійсь є)) ви дуже сильна людина і по духу і по витримці! Бажаю вам успіхів!
Fantastic video as always Chad! Such an inspiring channel you’ve created over the fast few years! I appreciate you and all your hard work!! Keep it up brother!
This is why I'm watching your videos I'm about go hiking and I down all the videos because I'ma learn how to get shelter and fire and yea some other stuff
иногда кажется, что древние люди были несчастны, ведь у них ничего не было. дикие звери, болезни, холод. но я начинаю задумываться над тем, что возможно на самом деле они были счастливее нас и намного.
@@jurybur_bobkov Мне кажеться что они, что мы были одинакого несчастны. Люди счастливы быть вообще не могут, всегда будут недовольны и чгео то им будет нехватать. Даже в раю людям чего-то не хватило в Библии.
@@kseniyazarubina5484 я о том, что счастье таится в мелочах. не даром столько людей стремится неосознанно выбраться на природу. находясь в лесу начинаешь чувствовать невидимые нити жизни. тонкую организацию жизненной материи и пространства, живого духа всего сущего. а насчёт недовольны согласен. нам мешает огромное эго, которое частенько затмевает всё остальное. и самою бесючее это то, что чем умнее человек тем больше это эго.
Do you have any sotol growing nearby? The heart is carb dense and the seeds are a superior source for bread flour. Plus, the stalk can be used for building material.
It's fascinating how people built structures in biblical and ancient times, without the modern tools we have today. This was a great video. Cheers, Chad!
It truly was amazing when you consider how quickly skyscrapers can be built today. People worked hard back then building something of great importance often took a lifetime or multiple generations. Can you imagine beginning a project that you know you will not live long enough to see completed?
Chad, each episode you post is more intriguing. Seeing how much labor and patience goes into making bricks, kindling a fire, finding food, etc. gives me so much respect for you and our ancestors. Be at peace and blessed both out in the wild and at home.
Yes, I want people to realize how labor intensive survival really is. I think a lot of people fantasize that this kind of life is so easy but it's not true. Otherwise we would all still be living this way.
Question: How does bark removal affect the Juniper tree? Answer: Yes. The tree will not grow back bark but it will try to heal the wound by growing around and eventually (hopefully) closing it. In the wild, you can use mud to cover the area to stop bugs from invading the tree and to cover the inner bark. Prevent the tree from dying by not removing the bark all the way around the trunk and by collecting fallen bark for the bulk of your needs. The tree can be then watered after the removal to help it recover. Sustainability comes with responsibility and action. I love this channel and the information shared. It is done well and he isn't hard on the eyes of this old hippy so I am not bashing, just adding to content. Happy Thanksgiving1
كان هذا رائعا للغاية يا تشاد ! .. اتوق لرؤية الكوخ الجديد خاصتك كيف سيكون بعد الانتهاء ! That was so cool Chad ! .. I can't wait to see what your new cottage will be like when it's finished! I follow you from Syria.. all the love to you 🙏
Thank you Fadi! Greetings to you in Syria, I hope all is well with you and your family. I am planning to make a small village here. It will be wonderful.
Watching these every day after a long day of work and after seeing all the bad and crazy things happening around the world calms the soul and mind! Takes you away from the negativity going on in the world! Love the videos! Very educational and satisfying! Keep it up Chad!❤️
These men is part or god and mother nature at the same time his soul is very strong and live a good day until death of his soul god bless him and everyone 💙💙💙💙🤗🦊
Keeping busy distracts the mind from thoughts of loneliness etc. When I was thruhiking the AT, life gets simple ... there's a routine every day that doesn't change much. It allowed my mind to settle from many of the distractions found in society. The mental challenges I experience daily in society faded away as my mind learned to simply let go of them in order to reserve energy for other tasks. Additionally, learning to quiet the mind allowed me to focus on the task in front of me which was not to get hurt with every step I took.
It crosses my mind Chad, that if you built the new hut above the clay pit you'd have a basement storage area (or wine cellar lol), with the addition of a floor of sorts.
Hey! idea ! you can make a small tunnel under the floor for your future home. you will throw firewood, and the floor will heat up and you will sleep warmly! Thank you for the video!
I love watching this man’s video. if there ever is an hour long video I would watch it without getting bored of it. very entertaining and informational. thank you for doing what you’re doing! you’re amazing.
TIP/ experiment: A simple way to filter water is to have two containers one filed with dirty water and one empty then you can put something like string or paper (if paper you can role it to be like string)(this can be anything that has fibers), Then if you put the string/fiber thingy so that it touches the water at one end and goes down a bit in the other container make sure that the fiber thingy that is stringys end(in the empty bottle) is lower than the other. The water will slowly flow to the empty bottle. But it may not be drinkable in bigger amounts. But if you ad charcoal with a high surface area it can pick up nasty things witch can make it more drinkable.
Not an artesian spring but a seep, or tank ... very nice discovery. Glad for the details on the Adobe, my youngest has tried from time to time but I don't think bark or grass was included.
Yeah, it's a seep, and it only has water when there's been enough rainfall. Making adobe bricks depends a lot on the type of soil. It must contain a good amount of clay. Soft topsoil won't work.
Brand new subscriber. Suffering bad summer cold and so I was able to binge on your videos today. While I really enjoy your videos, I love your inspirational quotes. Thank you for showing us what is possbile!
When I watch you working so hard, I am having a hard time, too. I thought: hah, if I only could help you. I could go and harvest some berries and go fishing while you are making the bricks. And I could prepare a meal. All of a sudden the word community becomes a whole, deeper sense. And also it inspires me and I ask myself, how I could improve my flat and I painted my kitchen. The fruit of the prickly pear cactus seems to have red pigments. If so that is a beautiful color for painting (maybe). With wheat or wheat like substance, salt, water and the pigment it would make a nice paint. But no salt is around (yet).
Yes! The value of a community is so apparent here. I'm always thinking like that... I have read that the juice of the prickly pear was used as a dye. I haven't experimented with that yet, but I will. No, I haven't found salt either.
Have you found any triops after the rain storms? Natives use to build pools throughout the desert with limestone to raise them as a source of protein. Not much is known about their practice. But, it was theorized that they pulverized them and created a kind of "mash" or "paste" and baked them.
What a cool thing, be outside free, create things with hand and mind, living simply, without other humans, man or women, to bother you, without covid hysteria bulls***. Your vids and work are a fresh air to watch in a covid psycho-capitalistic world.
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I hope this video answers any question about how to make strong adobe bricks...
Espero que este video de respuesta a las preguntas sobre como hacer ladrillos resistentes de adobe...
grande chad
Watching from philippines
yes and si si
Love the work Chad, keep up the amazing work you doing
Cool.
It's really hard to explain why, but I genuinely enjoy this series. Even though I may never apply these survival skills any time soon, every episode delivers educational nature content in such an atmospheric way. Almost feels like I'm actually out there in the wild, adventuring and being guided by Chad as I discover more about the Earth. It's a very refreshing feeling.
yes it does though I know some different skills my self it doesn't hurt to learn new ones like basket weaving several styles
Same
Go outside, urbanite.
@@aeweweard :D
My goal is always to bring the viewer with me on my journeys.
Welcome my friend, you have made a documentary-like video again. thank you so much😎😍😍
Thanks to you too!
@@ChadZuberAdventures nayef
oha türk xd
I can't wait to see the hut be
Me too!
Everytime I watch your survival videos it actually removes my stress and also I'm happy that there has a video like this I'll support you Chad....keep it up
Thank you so much! Blessings to you!
@@ChadZuberAdventures 👍👍🌹❤
Hello from the philippines..legendary survivalist Chad Zuber
Helloooooo!
All that dirt reminds me of my early days playing with dirt like that. Fun times they were, messy but fun. Now that you mentioned the weather and the time of year I look forward to how the land changes since the area you chose has quite the scenery.
I love playing in dirt too! The landscape won't change much in appearance when winter comes. The bushes and trees will still have their leaves. But when snow falls it will really look different.
Man you inspired me a lot, because I like the simple and realistic life. Discovering your TH-cam channel is a blessing from God. Thank you a lot and may God help you in all that you do
Amen to that.
That's great! Thank you so much! God bless you always!
Wow!😮 super man, how he does it all alone without help amazes me. See the way he made blocks from bark, who would have thought of that. I'm so wowed 😮😮😮👏👏👏👏👍👍👍
@nobodyelse09 There is not another person there. He does everything himself.
It's a lot of work indeed. On filming days I typically work about 14 hours. Some think I have a cameraman but no, I do not.
Always a pleasure to see a video from you
I'm hopelessly addicted to this series. Knowing the efforts it goes into making this video. Making bricks using primitive methods are tedious... But so is editing.. ha! Like you said, the end result is well-worth it. Hence I'm hopelessly addicted to it.
Yes, editing is the most tedious of all. This video took about 20 hours to edit and I still found a few typo errors.
You look so happy in the thumbnail I love it
Today is my birth day and to see my brother today all the better. Amazing.
Happy birthday!
Happy birthday to you!
@@ChadZuberAdventures Thanks brother you are some kind of crazy, i like it, nice job on the new Hut, getting closer. Peace and much love brother.
I was hoping that this would came out before I went to bed 😂. Thanks chad
You're welcome. I've been working so hard on this video.
@@ChadZuberAdventures chad soy tu fan
That is a beautiful place. Finding the seasonal spring close by was a blessing!
Yes it was!
Respect for all hardwork and patience
Thank you!
BrickMaker: The Shelter
Your vids has been implanted in my head
Hahahah
Chad's videos always make feel better and relax me, i'm on depression and i suffer anxiety attacks, so it's really helpfull to watch.
I have some challenges with that too. May the good Lord bless you and keep you safe.
Many doctors of the early 20th century say that a modern lifestyle easily causes all kinds of neurasthenis. And that a simple lifesyle is a cure very often. It's absolutely both plausible and interesting that even watching a simple lifestyle is wholesome.
All the best to you!
I'm inside your wall
@@Yawnpawn1 Since moving out to a rural area my health has greatly improved. We live off the grid and grow most of our produce. In the last 2weeks I have canned 39 qts of tomatoes on an outside propane burner. Ok, not on a campfire, but outside. Did all the prep outside too. Much easier and yes, I am at ease. Hard work but not rushed.
@@lindaseel8633 Nice for you!
I moved away from my home town as well. I wanted to have a rather big garden. Bought one, and found out that when I was worn out by my demanding social job, I felt kinda depressed. Being in nature and working in my garden refilled my batteries in a way hardly anything did.
I'm planning on building communities (not communes, just families with sane people, who loosely collaborate when it comes to field work, buying machines together, building some self-sustainability, and where children can play and maybe learn with spiritually healthy children). It's quite hard here in Germany to do so, but I'm on it and made at least some progress. I hope it will be done when my children will get children themselves.
I was looking forward to this video, it's the best to end the day
Yep.
MORE LIKE: END OF THE CLAYYY AHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA (kill me).
In a couple hundred years people will find the places you build these little shelters and it will go down in history
Hahahah! That would be so cool!
En serio no hay nada mas relajante que ver tus videos y poder sentir aunque sea una pequeña parte de ese tranquilo lugar
Eso es lo que quiero lograr - que sientes lo que vivo aquí.
The long awaited finally arrived....
Finally!
Bravo to the commenter that gave you the hand washing tip, sharing information is a beautiful thing. You're doing great keep moving forward 👏 👍
Yeah, it was a great tip. So simple and useful.
If I'm extremely tired and can't sleep, or just want something super calming and quiet, I'll watch one of Chad's videos late at night. Almost better than ASMR.
Hahah, it pretty much is ASMR
Yess!!! I see dense clay. Perhaps once you go deeper we will get to see another clay pot making video. Words cannot describe my excitement!
You know what would be pretty cool. A fermentation pot. Similar to a normal clay pot but you create an extruding lip which holds about 1-2cm of water. The lid fits into that. It creates a primitive valve that lets gasses bubble out but prevents oxygen from getting in. My grandparents have one of those that was made a couple of 100 years ago and it's amazing. Mostly ornamental now. If I can find a name for it I will comment it below
This is a more modern (and much prettier) version of it:
www.makesauerkraut.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/11/Fermentaion-Crock-resized-for-blog.jpg
Great idea! Yeah, I've started making some pottery from the clay here. It's turning out good. I have done a lot of fermentation in the past but only with glass and clay jars. The jar in the photo you sent is a great way. I'm sure I could make one of those. Eventually I'll have to do this.
@@ChadZuberAdventures I'll be following your content religiously as usual. Can't wait for that part.
I wish you the best of luck with your adventure
Ya tengo meses, viendo tus videos y me sigue pareciendo asombroso, la dedicación y esfuerzo que le pones a cada video.
I love how much work and effort you put into making your soon to be Modern day Primal Kingdom. Very entertaining and informative.
Yes, it will be a small village when I'm finished.
cah i also have an idea for caring back heavy and big thing you might need for your hut or big logs or stick you could make a basket backpack or a bacxkpack made out of rope to tie together with some sticks to take big loads of stick firewood and logs
Yes, you are absolutely correct! I actually have been thinking about ways to make a good backpack. The rope idea seems good.
I bet that hole is nice and cool during the daytime. I'd probably be spending most of my time hanging out THERE.
It would be if it had a roof over it for shade. I'll make one eventually.
Through watching your videos I get the same feeling like I am in nature. I almost feel grounded, without touching the ground.
That's my goal - to take you there with me through the videos.
Happy to see you in a biome that I have enjoyed for most of my life. If I may give you a few thing to look into if your interested.
There is a cactus called hedgehog, it is symbiotic to other plants and typically found under or near their cover, small groups of cactus bases. At the base of these groups, just after a bloom, it'll bear fruit much like the prickly pear. small strawberry shape with fiber hairs on them, easy to wipe the fibers with bark. hold the stem like a strawberry and eat the tip up to Just before the stem (like a strawberry). it is a delicacy, a weird cross from a citrus and a strawberry, only available during the mid to early spring. Very tasty, but you might be a tad north for them, but if not, give them a try. (always inspect for worms.)
Second tip is on the spring. Congrats, that is a good find. it is very common to find those with stagnant water. very hard to truly enjoy without some cleaning. something you can do is dig out the sediment a bit to get a tab bit more depth. Once you have maybe 3-4 inches depth with a foot to 8" diameter, you can stabilize with a bit of white ash. roughly a tablespoon to 1k Gals. The potassium from the ash helps to change the PH in the water to deal with the microbial issues. Followed by a sand filter basket to remove some of the bigger stuff. remember if you don't see plant life enjoying it, there is a reason. The Hopi were known to plant a symbiotic plant into the middle of that bowl to help clean and as a sign if the water went bad. something to think about and look into.
Loving the New series, keep up the great work!
Your videos are great and thank you for creating them. A man who doesn't say anything so much but we understand his videos by our hearts. Really RESPECT to you.😌
Thank you for creating such wonderful videos nature lover.✌😌👍
¡Que bien!acá tus fans esperando otro increíble vídeo Chad,esa fosa es un gran y pesado trabajo pero tú con tu paciencia,perfeccionismo y esos 💪💪haz demostrado que todo es posible. 👏👏👏Ingenioso el dato para lavarse las manos .¿sería bueno pensar la forma de hacer llegar agua la choza,ó hacer un pozo🤔para que no camines tanto.Saludos desde 🇨🇱🇨🇱🇨🇱🇨🇱
Sí, sí, estoy pensando en ideas para recolectar agua aquí. Es cuestión de tiempo. Tengo mucho que hacer aquí.
Love watching the shelter come together
Me too! Thanks for watching!
I love this series ! so much better then Netflix !!!
I just came across your channel and I am very impressed with you and your films. I find it very fascinating and interesting how you build your life there on site using only your hands, your mind and what you find in nature.
But what fascinates me even more is the care, inner calm and mindfulness with which you do everything. That impresses me a lot and is almost more interesting to me to see than how you master life in nature.
thank you for showing
You're welcome!
Это просто круто 💪💪💪
чувствуется какой-то Древний Дух тех мест
Always a pleasure to watch your videos mate.
Thanks a lot mate!
Саписибі за субтитри! Я лишень тепер дізнався що є моя рідна Українська мова, переклад правда не досконалий але хоть якійсь є)) ви дуже сильна людина і по духу і по витримці! Бажаю вам успіхів!
Fantastic video as always Chad! Such an inspiring channel you’ve created over the fast few years! I appreciate you and all your hard work!! Keep it up brother!
Thank you so much James! I appreciate your comment!
Как же расслабляет когда смотришь как ты ешь
аскеты едят совсем иначе, чем другие. словно едят не еду, а что-то духовно наполняющее их
This is why I'm watching your videos I'm about go hiking and I down all the videos because I'ma learn how to get shelter and fire and yea some other stuff
Awesome! How many days will you camp?
woo, another episode!
отличное видео))) жаль что что человечество ушло от этого очень давно...делать всё в ручную...ведь в этом и есть вся суть жизни)))
иногда кажется, что древние люди были несчастны, ведь у них ничего не было. дикие звери, болезни, холод. но я начинаю задумываться над тем, что возможно на самом деле они были счастливее нас и намного.
@@jurybur_bobkov Мне кажеться что они, что мы были одинакого несчастны. Люди счастливы быть вообще не могут, всегда будут недовольны и чгео то им будет нехватать. Даже в раю людям чего-то не хватило в Библии.
@@kseniyazarubina5484 я о том, что счастье таится в мелочах. не даром столько людей стремится неосознанно выбраться на природу. находясь в лесу начинаешь чувствовать невидимые нити жизни. тонкую организацию жизненной материи и пространства, живого духа всего сущего. а насчёт недовольны согласен. нам мешает огромное эго, которое частенько затмевает всё остальное. и самою бесючее это то, что чем умнее человек тем больше это эго.
Cant wait for the next episode
Do you have any sotol growing nearby? The heart is carb dense and the seeds are a superior source for bread flour. Plus, the stalk can be used for building material.
No, I haven't seen any sotol in this area.
Jajaja! Que ingenioso lavado de manos Chad!!! Ya vas por menos!!
Sí, me encanta ese truco. Es muy práctico.
Nice video clip. Video clip rất hay và tuyệt vời. Phong cảnh đẹp quá. Chúc bạn thành công sức khỏe ❤️🤝👍
Really makes me appreciate Kentucky.
It's fascinating how people built structures in biblical and ancient times, without the modern tools we have today. This was a great video. Cheers, Chad!
It truly was amazing when you consider how quickly skyscrapers can be built today. People worked hard back then building something of great importance often took a lifetime or multiple generations. Can you imagine beginning a project that you know you will not live long enough to see completed?
I can't wait you build the new hut with the brick. Hope the new hut more big from than.
Keep it up chad, big love from East Africa (Nairobi kenya)
Awesome! I hope you and your family are well. Blessings to you!
Chad ,we are doing well, despite covid challenges, blessings to you 🙏, keep up the good work your doing 👍
Chad, each episode you post is more intriguing. Seeing how much labor and patience goes into making bricks, kindling a fire, finding food, etc. gives me so much respect for you and our ancestors. Be at peace and blessed both out in the wild and at home.
Yes, I want people to realize how labor intensive survival really is. I think a lot of people fantasize that this kind of life is so easy but it's not true. Otherwise we would all still be living this way.
@@ChadZuberAdventures I totally agree.
Question: How does bark removal affect the Juniper tree? Answer: Yes. The tree will not grow back bark but it will try to heal the wound by growing around and eventually (hopefully) closing it. In the wild, you can use mud to cover the area to stop bugs from invading the tree and to cover the inner bark. Prevent the tree from dying by not removing the bark all the way around the trunk and by collecting fallen bark for the bulk of your needs. The tree can be then watered after the removal to help it recover.
Sustainability comes with responsibility and action. I love this channel and the information shared. It is done well and he isn't hard on the eyes of this old hippy so I am not bashing, just adding to content. Happy Thanksgiving1
This guy is a legend 👑
GREETINGS AND HUGS FROM ARGENTINA..!✨🇦🇷💪🏻
Saludos Amigo!
Awesome dude 👍🏼💖
Waiting for next video 👍🏼❤
Great! Thanks!
كان هذا رائعا للغاية يا تشاد ! .. اتوق لرؤية الكوخ الجديد خاصتك كيف سيكون بعد الانتهاء !
That was so cool Chad ! .. I can't wait to see what your new cottage will be like when it's finished!
I follow you from Syria.. all the love to you 🙏
Thank you Fadi! Greetings to you in Syria, I hope all is well with you and your family. I am planning to make a small village here. It will be wonderful.
Watching these every day after a long day of work and after seeing all the bad and crazy things happening around the world calms the soul and mind! Takes you away from the negativity going on in the world! Love the videos! Very educational and satisfying! Keep it up Chad!❤️
Always awesome! Ty!
You are just so talented and clever and wonderful
Thanks Billy!
Hello brother i wish you good luck an good health ,your works is very hard !
Thank you brother! Blessings to you!
These men is part or god and mother nature at the same time his soul is very strong and live a good day until death of his soul god bless him and everyone 💙💙💙💙🤗🦊
What a beautiful blessing. God bless you too.
Thank you so much! God bless you!
wow amigo lo que haces tu es otro nivel!!! te veo todos los dias que publicas un nuevo videooo!!!♡
Muchas gracias amigo! Abrazo!
Keeping busy distracts the mind from thoughts of loneliness etc.
When I was thruhiking the AT, life gets simple ... there's a routine every day that doesn't change much. It allowed my mind to settle from many of the distractions found in society. The mental challenges I experience daily in society faded away as my mind learned to simply let go of them in order to reserve energy for other tasks. Additionally, learning to quiet the mind allowed me to focus on the task in front of me which was not to get hurt with every step I took.
That's such a great observation. The same with me. There is no place for distracting thoughts .
what a great series
It crosses my mind Chad, that if you built the new hut above the clay pit you'd have a basement storage area (or wine cellar lol), with the addition of a floor of sorts.
When it rains water will seep into the hole so I don't want to do that.
Bro this is so peaceful
Hello Chad ,
Nice Video with a lot of hard work to make some bricks.
"Halt die Ohren steif. "
Greetings from Germany
Thank you so much and greetings to you in Germany!
You must go from extreme exhaustion to complete zen on each journey ...love the hard work quote 🙃
I do get exhausted but then I usually feel great the next morning when I wake up after resting.
Another great video!!! Your development in survival skills is amazing, greetings from Greece!!
Thanks a lot! I'm learning and practicing every day. Greetings to you in Greece!
You are my hero
Hey! idea ! you can make a small tunnel under the floor for your future home. you will throw firewood, and the floor will heat up and you will sleep warmly! Thank you for the video!
That's an innovative idea but I already thought of something similar.
I love watching this man’s video. if there ever is an hour long video I would watch it without getting bored of it. very entertaining and informational. thank you for doing what you’re doing! you’re amazing.
Thanks a lot! An hour long episode would take me a very long time to edit but I may do it in the future.
TIP/ experiment: A simple way to filter water is to have two containers one filed with dirty water and one empty then you can put something like string or paper (if paper you can role it to be like string)(this can be anything that has fibers), Then if you put the string/fiber thingy so that it touches the water at one end and goes down a bit in the other container make sure that the fiber thingy that is stringys end(in the empty bottle) is lower than the other. The water will slowly flow to the empty bottle. But it may not be drinkable in bigger amounts. But if you ad charcoal with a high surface area it can pick up nasty things witch can make it more drinkable.
That sounds very interesting. I'm not sure that it will work in this arid climate though. The water may evaporate before collecting in the empty jar.
Happy Sunday! Thx Chad for this video, I really enjoyed it a lot!! like ALOT!
I'm so glad! Thanks so much!
I love your videos make me calmer and I remember the interior ❤️✌️
Inspired! I'm making my own bricks...adobe is beautiful.
We stan juniper bark on this channel
Not an artesian spring but a seep, or tank ... very nice discovery. Glad for the details on the Adobe, my youngest has tried from time to time but I don't think bark or grass was included.
Yeah, it's a seep, and it only has water when there's been enough rainfall. Making adobe bricks depends a lot on the type of soil. It must contain a good amount of clay. Soft topsoil won't work.
Salam saya dari Indonesia ( Pekanbaru ) Riau
Saya suka menonton acara anda
Ídoloooo, gran ejemplo para seguir sí o sí, viva thoureau!!! 🙌🌞🌱💎👌👏🍀🐯
Loving this series.
Gracias por los subtitulos chad!!!
De nada Sebastian
Brand new subscriber. Suffering bad summer cold and so I was able to binge on your videos today. While I really enjoy your videos, I love your inspirational quotes. Thank you for showing us what is possbile!
Excellent. Simply excellent.
Eu amo seus vídeos ❤️🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷
Obrigado amigo!
When I watch you working so hard, I am having a hard time, too. I thought: hah, if I only could help you. I could go and harvest some berries and go fishing while you are making the bricks. And I could prepare a meal. All of a sudden the word community becomes a whole, deeper sense. And also it inspires me and I ask myself, how I could improve my flat and I painted my kitchen.
The fruit of the prickly pear cactus seems to have red pigments. If so that is a beautiful color for painting (maybe). With wheat or wheat like substance, salt, water and the pigment it would make a nice paint. But no salt is around (yet).
Yes! The value of a community is so apparent here. I'm always thinking like that... I have read that the juice of the prickly pear was used as a dye. I haven't experimented with that yet, but I will. No, I haven't found salt either.
This man is the real chad
This is awesome!!! Good job!!!
Thank you!!
Здравствуйте. Спасибо за видео.
Your life is amazing
Have you found any triops after the rain storms? Natives use to build pools throughout the desert with limestone to raise them as a source of protein. Not much is known about their practice. But, it was theorized that they pulverized them and created a kind of "mash" or "paste" and baked them.
Wow! I never even heard of this before. I can't say I've ever seen a triop but now I will start looking for them.
Well done
Good job 👌🏻👏🏻
Thanks 😅
I bet the prickly pear pulp and juice would make great dye!👍🏻😺
Yeah, I haven't tried that yet but I heard it was used as dye.
What a cool thing, be outside free, create things with hand and mind, living simply, without other humans, man or women, to bother you, without covid hysteria bulls***. Your vids and work are a fresh air to watch in a covid psycho-capitalistic world.
It is the most healing experience to disconnect from society.
Thanks Chad!)))
You're welcome! :-)
I love how you ended it with the brick pile so far! What a great effort 👌🏼
Hahahah, thanks!