Lost WINTER Survival Challenge (NO Food, NO Water, NO Shelter!) | Knife, Saw, Axe, Wire, Rope
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 3 ต.ค. 2024
- I test my survival skills in the Canadian forest to survive with just the things I carry in my small backpack. I'll survive with just a knife, saw, axe, rope, and some wire! Ocoopa Hand Warmer: www.amazon.ca/....
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We will make a primitive friction fire with a cedar spindle and a cedar base or hearth board. I'll try to shoot or snare grouse or snowshoe hare and cook it over an open fire and build a shelter with materials I find in the woods. I'll build a simple lean-to shelter with sticks and spruce or balsam bows, and make an epic fire to cook wild edibles I find in the forest.
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The winter offers sparse resources generally, as most things have either died off, or been burred by the snow. Deer have moved off to winter yarding areas, and bears are deep asleep in their dense. However, some small game still lurks around trying to stay away from frostbite and carry on with the rest of the living.
Thankfully there is plenty of snow to make water, but first a fire is needed to survive as eating snow cools the body and is difficult on the body's system. Thankfully we have a small billy can or steel water pot for boiling water.
Primitive challenge with a few simple basic tools. I will show you how to start a fire using primitive techniques and cook a wild grouse over an open fire. Survival is all about making the best of a bad situation. Staying warm and dry is the key to staying alive. After survival is taken care of, it's all about making your situation even better. Finding food, water, and making a shelter is a must to create ultimate survival comfort. I use a saw and basic tools to make a bushcrafter shelter in the Canadian forest using materials around us like tree branches and dried grass.
I attempt a friction fire using primitive technology - a cedar spindle, hearth board, and some birch bark and cedar shavings for a tinder bundle. Can I get a fire lite in tough conditions?
Can you eat snow? Find out!
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I will be there
Cant wait for that one man
great content
keep it up
You guys are awesome. Ive said it before and I’ll say it again, I wish I lived close to you guys so I could come along on these adventures. The economy is looking pretty sketchy so I have been going deeper and deeper with my knowledge on survival.
If you're lost in the woods for a couple days and it's a life-threatening situation can you take a deer out of season or some animal that's protected would you get in trouble? Or would you be let off the hook because it was an emergency?
@@coopaloop9560 I’m not sure but I would think that they would
This is literally the childhood dream of every man alive
And a few women as well ;)
Lol I'm a kid old enough to do this I'm 12 but really into wildlife it's amazing my dream is to be like this guy I'm giving this a like👍
Lol no doubt but I feel like I'd need to go up in incriminents. Else I'd die out there 😂 gotta get up my survival knowledge and skills.
Ok show of hands. Who read "My Side of the Mountain" as a kid?
We all thought about having a treehouse but that book showed us a little person can totally live insiiiide the tree!
I have fallen down a rabbit hole of nature survival videos. This is my favorite channel so far!!
TH-cam getting balsy with the double unskipable ads
Its probably mostly in part of the Holiday season.
@@TheDankFarmer lol
I laughed
That TH-cam money 😂
Lord tachanka. Show us your wisdomn.
More coin for woodbeard
Wow very good video i like very much
Thanks!
This is what I'm talking about
Definitely need the rebrand to "The Sensitive Handsman!"
FAIL! It’s the Hensitive Sandsman!!
He’s trying to stay sensitive so he doesn’t succumb to toxic masculinity! Be more supportive..😉
@@stlalways6715 the sensitive mansman
could use it as the name of a second channel
@@stlalways6715 toxic masculinity doesn't exist
@@jeremiahwillden9235 controversial thing to say my dude
The yellow snow has more minerals than the white snow but I wouldn’t recommend eating or melting and drinking it. 🤣🤣🤣
:)
@@TheWoodedBeardsman I'd sure distill it if I had no choice, you can do that with a pot and rag if you don't have a pocket swiss-army-still, and whiskey.
Good one!
It also is flavoured when I try and make yellow snow it turns out red
@@Dogprofile oh I know your problem
This isn't surviving, it's a couple Canadians hanging out in the woods and I love it
It's surthrival :)
f off
@@gamexplayerz1676 It's literally impossible to chirp anyone anywhere when your name is "GAMEX players" (doesn't help that they're spelt with an X and an r) and you post cod mobile videos
@@ninjabear5663 have u subscribed to my youtube channell
@@gamexplayerz1676 no
Great video! Im officially bed ridden with a broken femur so I appreciate your longer entertaining videos. God bless
Heal up fast!
I love you and Jeremy’s friendship . True brothers
Happy Christmas my friend,
and everyone who read this 🌲,👍
Greetings from a Belgian bushcrafter
Merry Christmas!
I'd reconsider "eating snow", causes more dehydration and uses up body heat. Pack snow in a water bottle or a plastic bag (zip lock is best) and put it in your pocket to melt don't place it directly on skin though. Then while you work it melts giving you the water you need without robbing core temperature. When your shelter is built, start a fire and hang the water bad near the fire to melt faster, not too close or you may melt the bag...
@@TheSkidds the dehydration part? Because the drain of calories to reheat your body after taking in low temperature water is pretty well know and basic physic isnt it?
@@TheSkidds he talks about two things, which is heat consumption which results in calorie loss and dehydration, that's why I asked to clarify to which you were referring. But hey, just start insulting people online, the only thing that gets hurt in that process is your reputation of a grown and educated and well behaved person.
@@TheSkidds you are right, that describes what you did pretty well :*
Absolutely love your work and Jeremy too. You guys are AWESOME!
I love how you view being in nature, it's refreshing to see videos other than lighting a fire by a shelter and just sitting there. You provide what could be vital information. I always feel super educated after viewing your videos.
My 8 year old son and I watching and learning and always enjoy your videos. Work n talking is always the best formula.
I love watching you and Jeremy do survival challenges. I picture my friend and I doing the same thing, plus you guys have a great vibe together
i am really impressed by your teamwork. a friend like that is one of the most amazing things you can have in life imo
New vid featuring my fave duo!! Yes!!
Why does the bearded ginger one talk down to quiet hat man, quiet hat man seems equally capable
Justice for quiet hat man
Probabbly doesnt trust him
Quiet hatman 💪 hell yea!
Ginger boy
Quiet hat man almost let the fire go out... a fire on the ground is worth 2 embers in the hand.
Great video. The back and forth between you and Jeremy is always great for a laugh along with the survival skills. It's nice seeing 2 different takes on shelters in one video. Can't wait to watch Jeremy's version
At first I wasn't sure about what Jeremy was doing just clipping the tips, but his was probably the right way and less labour intensive...but also required the most concentration.
@@TheWoodedBeardsman how do you keep dry? equipment etc. Thanks
I am a Thai person who loves to watch your hiking and hunting clips. Follow every clip and watch everyone 👍👍😍😍
Always a good time when you can get a friend to go with you! 🤘💯
The bow drill sequence convinced me I need to immediately acquire a Greg Ovens style spark necklace. 👍🍻
Only thing that sucks about this video is that I have to wait till Tuesday for the next episode 🤠
It's a good one!
I agree
what a brown nose
What a wanker
i don’t have to wait 😃
It's nice to watch wholesome survival content like this! Keep up the great work!
When you’re lost with no food, water, and shelter, but you have knives, bow saw, axe,cups, pot, bow and arrows, trap wire and the kitchen sink.
Assuming a go bag from viewers isn’t a hard ask. They’re rich enough to have internet connection, and leisure time to find this vid. Not a big stretch.
You could give a lot of people all of those things you mentioned, and they still wouldn’t service without actually preserved food and fresh water. Their ability to make the most of the tools they have and actually find safe food/water in the environment is what’s interesting.
Been ther, done that... add in severely injured. I survived three days in one of Idaho's highest passes. My the smell of my blood brought wolves. I should have died, but didn't. God is Great.
Wow, insane!
Pics or it didn’t happen
man I wanna hear that story
I wasnt inclined to believe you until i saw your name is herbert... for some reason that all sounds very reasonable all of the sudden
Like your sense of humor.
Man, this would be a blast hanging out with you two in the woods like this. I/we used to make forts and were pyros too all growing up lol. Glad you are able to make a great show/series out of it! Thank you for sharing your adventures with us! I feel like I do learn stuff too each time I watch. Can't believe its been YEARS now that I've been a subscriber or at least watched these. You guys rock. Careful with that weirder warmer lol I've seen horrifying videos of phones getting all exlpody!
18:03 I love you man your a kind and humane guy and i respect that
My military survival instructor: never eat snow when you are feeling thirsty!
TWBM: NAM NAM NAM
Someone say *NAM*
Its ok to eat snow IF you can keep warm,and have quite a bit of food
Its super risky but it might actually help your body increase the body temperature.
@@notavalible1574
Eating snow lowers your temperature, it doesn't increase it. Lol.
Food, however, does.
It's a matter of alternating between the two, eating first.
@@billyandrew its the same thing like drinking cold water during smmer. Your body has to warm it up. So it expends more energy. In turn. It actually heats up.
Water is needed to make your body work. Energy from food (fat, protein carbs, sugars) won’t warm you if you’re dehydrated. The body is complex, your keeping several spinning plates in the air. Not just one.
I've waited 54 minutes to hear a Canadian say "eh", what am I doing with my life.
lol
You’re doing good things tho!
When you and Jeremy get together in the woods to make these vids, y'all are like Laurel and Hardy of the Outdoors! Love it! Hahahahaha!!!!
are you sure it wasn't Yanny and Hardy?
well eating snow for water is going to drain a lot of energy, takes energy for your body to warm up the snow.
Yes. You would litteraly die from hypothermia before you dehydrate.
That's what I was thinking too, It's not worth to eat snow, cuz your body spends more energy to heat it up compared to what you get out of it.
Thats because it takes 4 joules of energy to heat up 1 gram of water 1 degree, while it takes 400 joules to transition 1 gram of ice @ 32 degrees F to 1 gram of liquid water @ 32 degrees F.
Love these videos so much even though I have nowhere to do this in the cornfields of illinois 😂
@Indigenous Lady I don't live close to them, so yes I have nowhere to do this kind of thing
cornfield survival... at least there is food during harvesting season, hahahaha
@@redactedcanceledcensored6890 That's so true!! I'll just live off of corn for a week or 2 😂
The SENSITIVE BEARDSMAN your vids rock, keep it up you have me hooked.
There's nothing better than watching you two, missed your videos with Jerr, reminds me of the wilderness living challenge.
Same thing when folks say you can’t drink reverse osmosis water, and it’s not true. You can get plenty of minerals and salt from your food.
I like how you explain things as you go. A lot of differnt channels dont speak. Its agro.
Yeah, my guys together again.
one thing i really love about these guys is they make long video and i like longer video
Oh hell Ya ! I truly appreciate the variety on this channel but it is great to see you both doing this. Stay safe and secure.
Wooded beardsman: "it's best to pick the branches from the lower part....." as he picks two huge handfuls of brush off Jeremy's shelter and puts it on his own!! Lol hilarious!! Surviving at its best!
"The sensitive hands guy" that had me laughing ahhahaa
I enjoy these whether you're chatting away or not; but then I'm an Aussie desert-dweller so I'm always interested in snow.
You should bring a group of inexperienced indoor people and see if you can get them to become an asset rather than a burden if you have trouble finding people like that try looking for twitch streamers and you tubers in your area that are desperate for clout
😂 If only Chris could talk his brother into coming out!
The insurance headaches . Would need a pretty good waiver. Would be an awesome series though
That actually sounds amazing
That actually sounds amazing
"today I took 4 people that only go out to buy gfuel to the woods with only a pack of matches and an axe:
WILL THEY SURVIVE!!?!?!?
No space for sasquatch snuggles..... Best advice ever, Jeremy! I thank you for your wisdom and humor!!
these videos where u are "lost" are my favorite
You seemed CONTROLLING when makin the fire lol your poor buddy was probably thinking, ok damnn I'll make my own!!
19:38 *when you ain’t seen your girlfriend in a week*
Lmao
Underrated
😭😭 most underrated comments
You are like a Canadian Viking, that beard is so majestic!
Full Stop! That fire building is a challenge! I appreciate showing it in detail! It really shows how hard it is!
How far he's fallen. Barely managed to skip through this. Zero content, ads galore and to think he's crowded the equipment. Well done sir.
What the. Sure felt like it was a lot of work to get that kind of review.
Thanks Jeremy - will be getting myself a pair of shears to carry in my hunt bag.
I think I'll grab a pair too!!
@@TheWoodedBeardsman Secateurs. If you say shears then some of us will think you intend to shave. That, will never do! ;)
The bow drill is one of the many firestarting arts that’s 100000% better with a 2nd person.
Don't know how I have missed your channels. You came up in a recommendation and so glad you did. I have been into Bushcraft and survival now for 3 or 4 years. Nothing more satisfying than your first bow drill fire. It indeed does seem like a miracle....such a satisfying accomplishment. Great advice to always have snare wire on hand....always. Legal or not when it comes to survival you just do it. I would have started my fire first which would likely have been a mistake. I would probably spent too much time around it warming my "sensitive hands." I don't know how you guys handle the cold. When my hands get cold, I am done. Great stuff....looking forward to the continuation as well as binge-watching and catching up. Merry Christmas....... I subbed.
Hurry up and make part 2 Chris!
Part 1 was fantastic!!
Oh Tuesday I just noticed. Wicked.
“It feels like I pissed myself “ man you guys are awesome and can’t wait to see part 2. Hope you guys are staying safe out there
No need to worry about minerals in his water then LOL.
Always shelter first.
Constructing it will warm you up a bit, enable you to also collect firewood and you don't want to be trying to build something in the dark.
Your guys' chemistry is great. Maybe it's just the Canadianism but just your normal conversations together cracks me up haha
I felt the very opposite lol, but maybe it's just me
Brings new meaning to the term 2 man fire team
Great video (as always), and a lot of respect for the bowdrill fire, but if you don't mind me saying; personally, I'm now even more convinced to make damn sure that the backup to my backup firesteel is next to my 4th lighter and a box of stormproof matches.
That monologue at 17:15 had me laughing. "What are people watching, what are people doing with their lives?" While you're intentionally lost in the woods gathering brush in the dead of winter. You have to appreciate the irony there. Either way, still watching and thoroughly enjoying the company and tips while I'm working away at a desk.
What I learned from this is that I would definitely die in the woods if I ever would end up there in the winter 😂
That fire making method looks exhausting 😱
Survival is exhausting. That's why it's called survival not surthrival 😂
Making that fire was so dang cool
[wakes up next day to find big foot in snare] Tonight, we eat like kings!
Nice and hard work guys! Respect!!
This video gave me chillFeelings.
Awesome
Tbf that looked pretty damn cosy! just needed a raised bed and you'd be sorted :p
So what you're saying is, he needs to sleep in Jeremy's bed? When experimental survival becomes broke back mountain. Sorry, dude, you just hit that one up and begged for it to be knocked back heh. Have a thumbs up, I didn't mean it, just couldn't help myself.
@@purpuradraco3747 pffttt haha! Didn't mean that but you got me 😂
You two in the woods ate a hoot to watch. The different aproaches to jobs and different humor too.... Great to watch.
Hope it really snows heavy for episode 2.
It gets pretty dicey!
no food, water, shelter, just TONS of gear.
Yeah I completely agree, nun the less it doesn’t seem unreasonable if your expecting to pack🤷♂️🤷♂️
NOT realistic for a hunting day trip though... rubs me both ways
@@lukek5707 don’t care
Survival is flex but planting trees are extra flex
I like the talking , if I have to say anything would be I don't need to watch like 5 to 7 or 8 minutes of wood processing or walking along . I love the catch , clean and the cooking would be my favorites
The Winter outdoor Thrival Challenge.
When I go for a walk in the woods I usually don't carry an axe and a bow saw. how about 1 were somebody's really lost in the woods without any tools
In the winter, I always carry what I had here. You don't get far, but fire is a must.
That's called unprepared, and you have no business doing that, especially in winter.
Loggers and firefighters get lost to and need to survive the night. They have tools
Well, without ANY tools you don't belong in the woods. I carry at least a knife, firestarter, 1st aid, cordage and something to boil water in, even on dayhikes... (in fact I carry more, but this is the most basic for any outing) Not only for me, sometimes you happen to stumble across an accident etc. Outdoorrule No.1: Be responsible, expect mishaps and anticipate...
Can't wait to do this with my cousin this winter!
How did you say “just the tips” so many times without giggling?
:)
Almost none of them.... 🤣
I was laughing at “one more blow” and “ miss blow”.😂😂😂
These guys are purebreads. Love it
24:26 here we see a couple of friendly Canadians preparing their mating ritual, which involves polishing wood, getting hot in a small hole, and simultaneously tugging and applying pressure on their sticks🥴
Never knew that taking a dump will make you feel less lost
HAHAHAHAHA you found a great application for the "hand" warmer.
Just discovered these lads! What a gem of a channel I’ve just found!!! Literally filling in the gap since AlfieAesthetics took a break
Thank you for demonstrating that relying on a friction fire in an emergency situation is pure idiocy. Carry two bic lighters, a ferro rod and a 30 dollar SAK with a saw. Fire done in 5 minutes, 2 if you're fast.
How is that Idiotic? Lmao. If your lost in the woods without a lighter you have to find a way to make a fire lol
Love watching you two
I just started playing the forest so I know a thing or two about survival
Now play The Long Dark and you'll get more context on this vid
@@nickfulton8173 i will give it a shot!
one of the best survival channels/videos
Yeah I have checked out the ASMR. Don't care for it. So I watch Russian channels. Don't understand them, but I still can see what they are doing, and enjoy hearing theirs voices. Jus MHO. Love everything you do for us. Thanks.
I personally don't like ASMR my daughter tease me with it.
She knows I gets under my skin
It's just not natural to not talk.
@@devildogsbushcraft7898 agreed,my only video without talking is to honour Mors Kochanski
The father of all bushcrafters
I always thought ASMR was something you stick on to fall asleep to and wouldn't wake up when it stops (I do that with no noise) because it's a vid that's like 15 hours long. I didn't realise it meant just don't talk. Watched some Greek guy do that and it's all Greek to me when even the German ladies talk! Um, not that I watch German ladies do bushcraft . Not much anyway and it actually IS bushcraft, not bushcraft.
He did not want jer to have any thunder there 😂
Buddy talking about how he only ate a coffee and a donut is the most Canadian thing 🤙🏼🇨🇦
You guys are really highly skilled woodsmen, thanks for the insights, Am very fond of you guys really good friends and great videos that just give you all the very best insights.
In Russia the snow has vodka in it, so that could be what you're missing
This is what the fans want!
I feel like this is a battle for who's the bigger man lol.
Isn't it always a little? Competition makes us stronger :)
The Surthriving Woodsman!
I was always curious if you're going to walk into the woods, why not bring a lighter or matches instead of carrying all the extra weight and space of a pre-made bow drill?
Doesn’t look as cool lol
I learned to put my ridgepole on the back side of the supporting trees, it supposedly supports the structure better if something lands on the shelter.
I thought u were going to release an AMSR special after getting a mention on Joe Rogan the other night there 😂
Could you link it? Thanks
He got mentioned on the JRE?
Was just a brief mention but a mention all the same, talking about AMSR videos on 1579 with Suzanne Santo... Don't ask for a timestamp but it was late on after the guitarist left
@@BlueKnows 117:29 they start talking about ASMR
@@lolham5781 that's nuts, I just found it myself and came back to share. Good job!
Best show you've done in my opinion. Nice Guys
You mentioned Greg ovens have you used his trick of using a big log to hold down the drill stick instead of your arm? Looks way more effective
I haven't...I think it works pretty good, but it's also one more piece you need to get just right, so makes it a little more complicated.
I watched Brooks and Birches waxing lyrical about some beer he had that was made from "Rocky Mountain Water" the other day. My first thought was, hmm, Greg Ovens undoubtedly passes a lot of Rocky Mountain water, he obviously just does it off camera. No wonder he looks so old, if they're making commercial beer from it ;D
“Surthrival” at its finest. Great video!
30 seconds into winter survival: "He's already eating snow" *leaving channel*
I loved the part where he makes fun of comments like this.
bye