Happy Easter mate love to you to, I would survive with every bit of water, shelter, and food. I been training myself how to survive in the wilderness for years mate.
i love how he films himself walking at different angles, and it makes me laugh every time because i know the edited out footage has him running back to go grab the camera
what I love about this video is you kept it real. you struggled with the fire, shared it. you slept bad, shared it. couldn't find drinking water, shared it. you could have cheated, edited it up, or even decided not to post the video. nope, you gave us what we wanted, your authentic self. thank you!
can we honestly just appreciate him,He literally walks that far he has already set up the camera then he has to go back and get the camera and reset it up to show us you are a great man love your videos :)
@@PlanetOuid Les Stroud was the first one to do it legit tho and back then the camera equipment was probably 200x heavier, just appreciate this for what it is, be grateful people like this can easily (compared to before, it’s still not easy) make content now.
WATER: Option 1: Heat rocks in fire and use wooden tongs to transport to small saltwater pools (found in video) and drop in to evaporate water into a cloud of steam, that will rise into the air, use clothing or plastic/dry bag to catch and condense the steam into liquid form, ideally dripped into a shell or wrung out into mouth from cloth. You would only get a small amount from each set of rocks, but the process does scale if you want a larger result. Option 2: You had a dry bag, pack bag with vegetation and leave in sun, the plants will perspire their moisture which will condense on the inside of the dry-bag. Rotate with fresh vegetation and repeat. Source: You can do this with plastic bags and fresh vegetation, its small amounts of water, takes a few hours, but its low effort and can be done while you chill in the shade. Option 3: Hang your shirt on a branch over the water, the fog in the early morning will condense on the shirt, wring out a few drops.
If it was a genuine life or death situation, he could've boiled seawater in the bag (the water stops it from burning) and then use the rope and some twigs to tie an array of shells to hang above the bag to collect the condensation.
It takes a bigger man to admit defeat. You lasted so long with what you had. Full credit to you and thank you for your vids. As someone who suffers from terrible insomnia I spend hours watching your vids while the world sleeps. So much so I think I've seen them all at least three times. Keep up the good work dawgie.
Nothing but respect for the effort! So many TH-camrs would never put themselves in situations where "failure" is possible, but I honestly learned more from this than some perfectly engineered trip where nothing goes wrong.
I see other people doing this challenge but if they really were doing it, they wouldn't be acting like they were but you don't fake anything and you take risks to make us happy. I respect you sm :)
I saw a survival faker use a spear to get this big fish like two feet from the shore, complete with an attempted sneaky cut to make it look like he actually got the fish and that it wasn't a planted item... the authenticity is definitely something I appreciate from fielddays!
It’s really easy to see if people are faking month long challenges because they’re teeth would begin to rot and they would probably develop some injury that would lead them to end the challenge.
I don't comment ever but for this one I had to say this might be one of your best videos ever. I can't believe you actually put yourself through that scenario and stuck to it. So much respect for all that stuff you went through! Thank you for being so authentic in manufactured world sir
When I was a wee lad, my step dad taught me some survival training. He was a "shellback" in the US navy and wintered over in the antarctic for 13 months. Before that one of his training missions was to survive on a small desert island. To get water you find a sandy beach and dig down above the high water mark and you will get some brackish water, drinkable but not as good as fresh. Also another way is you can use a balloon. You put a couple smooth rocks inside, blow it up, tie it off and float it in the seawater, the rocks keep it weighted down. Balloons are semi porous and water will eventually filter through the rubber, but not the salt. I never tried it myself but it was in one of his survival manuals that I read. So there ya go. Hope you feel better soon. BTW eating shell fish with out fresh water probably added to your discomfort as they are bottom feeders and they tend to accumulate toxins. Scaley fish are better. Love your channel ❤
great tips! but he was not at a sand beach and neither did he carry a balloon. I think he would have had to wander away from the beach to find water. deeper in lands
@@ikuma8291 I doubt we saw all the beaches and the balloon tip was for another time, obviously he didn't bring a balloon. Focus on your own tips and don't criticise others.
I just wanted to say that watching this guys adventures got me through some of the most difficult days of my life. This man doesn't even know it but he saved my life and stopped me doing something silly to myself. Thank you so much, Field Days. I owe you my life.
I suffer from depression and know how dark it gets. I watch TH-cam when having an episode and it distracts my mind from how crappy my life is. Hang in there but I’m trying to as well.
Hi Field Days, one way to get access to drinkable water could be to head further inland to look for streams and rivers. Another solution could also be to dig up the sand that is close to the oceans (about 50 meters away from the ocean gives salt free bot water), the only problem is it takes time to dig a hole as it has to be the same level as the sea level. That’s what I thought you should do when you found the moist sand. Another tip I have heard of is to not eat when you cannot get access to drinkable water, especially meats. This is because eating draws water from your body further dehydrating you. Your body needs water to swallow and digest food (As you discovered). Thanks for all the great vids Field Days. Keep it up. Yea Dawgies.
i especially love videos like this the most where you push the limit while equipped with very limited supplies or tools. just pure survival and love for nature. please make more, i would love to see you get back on the scoreboard and finally “conquer” mother nature!
It's good to see someone fail in one of these adventures and be honest with us. I was getting thirsty just watching you and I could feel the frustration. These challenges of yours are some of my favorite things to watch.
These videos really make me think about life, he's over here surviving for fun while I'm sitting at home on my computer eating kitkats while watching him.
We have not evolved, this society only gives us an excuse to be lazy, we have regressed into fat unhealthy slobs, exercise and muscle is very healthy, living like him is by far not a bad thing
Matt, you quite possibly the toughest critter that God ever wadded a gut into. I appreciate how much effort you put into your challenges. I've been in a wheelchair for almost 10 years now. My brother and I were raised on the mighty Mississippi River. If it flies, swims or crawls we chased it, killed it, and ate it. You have taken me on some awesome adventures and I thank you & Mak 10. HAPPY EASTER.
The real hero of the show… that knife! Man where did you get that thing?!?! I’ve seen you bash it against rocks and all kinds of things and it just keeps kicking! I wouldn’t mind picking one up as a camping knife. Thanks for all the great content! You’ve made the time after my surgery very enjoyable.
Its crazy how such a beatiful landscape can feel so solitude and sad if you ended up as a castaway there struggling for survival. I could feel it even through this video. Pretty epic.
That view @39:00 was absolutely stunning! Also we appreciate the authenticity of these trips mate. Most trips are successful but sometimes you get beat by mother nature and we love the content. Stay safe mate! I know that first sip of water felt great after pulling out!
Man I’ve gotta say. I’ve watched and liked for a while. I’ve never commented. I do TH-cam as well but in a different space. What I do want to say is that I absolutely love your love for what you do. Your appreciation for even the smallest things just makes me happy. I can’t get enough of your videos. Keep doing what you are my friend. Thank you from all of us that can get lost in your videos and forget about the world for a while. Keep killing it! From Buffalo, New York!
Hey Matt, great video as always! With this episode, I just finished the entire content of your channel. I've been watching your videos every night for about 3 or 4 weeks, which was when I discovered your channel, and man... I'm grateful for that! Just one important thing I may add is that our digestion takes a loot of water to happen, then in those situations where you have no water available, the right choice is to eat as little as you can (which you did). If you have a lot of food, you shouldn't eat all at once, but eat little portions from time to time. Anyway, I'm anxious for your next vid! I guess I'll have to watch every video on Maky and Matt channel now hahaha Keep bringing us the good stuff and good vibes. Greetings from São Paulo, Brazil!
That sunset from the cave was one of the most epic ever. I hate spiders even tho they aren't out to bite people and can even work to help you. I can't help with survival in that kind of terrain as I live in NY by the Great Lakes so that might as well be the moon to me. I hope you have a nice Powerade and a couple naproxen waiting for you!
I'm sitting here eating a huge Easter egg, drinking coffee. Your adventures take me to another place. Keep strong mate, we luv ya. LUTON BEDFORDSHIRE UK says HI.
i love these videos specifically, in fact the no food/water/shelter videos are the only reason why im subscribed to this channel its just so cool to see people survive off of nothing
Sir you are a absolute legend the the fact you keep it 100% is the reason people love you, you have taught me and so many other people so I thank you for that
These type of videos--set on an island with one man alone--remind me of the Scot O'Dell book Island of the Blue Dolphins. In that story, a young girl and her tribe are being evacuated from her home island--reason in the book--and suddenly, as the ship pulls away, she realizes that her little brother has missed the boat. Without a though she jumps into the turbulent sea, and struggling against the pull of the current, she makes her way ashore where she finds him. The pack of wild dogs on the island are a constant threat, as is her efforts to find food for she and her brother. Then she is alone--reason in the book--and the struggle to survive grows more and more difficult. It is a great read, and I can't help but see these survivalist type vides as bringing that girl's trials and tribulations to life. Thank you for sharing.
Great vid field_days. That coastline was like mars, u did well. For drinking water, what about heating rocks in the fire, dropping them into a rock pool or natural rock depression filled with sea water, capture the steam in your dry bag to condense down to drinking water? Not sure if this would work but worth a nudge. Keep up the great content mate.
FIRE STARTING TIP: Hi Matty, if you turn your stick over with the pointed end up under your shell in hand and larger end down against wood you will find out this will work much better.True ! The larger end creates much more "friction" and heat much faster....than a tiny point does ok? Happy Easter to you and Macky and viewers !...Grandpa Ron😊👍
If anything create a more of a point to put in the shell to lessen the resistance but I would think you need a point to create a fire against the bottom piece of wood.
Incredible and so inspiring. Thank you for posting an unfiltered look at what it is really like to survive out in the wild. I really like how you can tell that you're really doing this to push yourself, and not to just pander for views and likes.
Ok so I think your lesson learned is to add a metal canister to your every day survival pack or bug out bag so when the boat sinks and all you have time to grab is the pack, it'll provide you a way to collect and boil that salt out of the water. While a knife is the #1 most necessary survival tool, a canister id say is certainly #2! Love the vids man, keep em coming! You're the shit
Thank you for making these videos! I look forward to them. I know it’s hard work editing them and of course filming. You really do GREAT work! So thank you, best on TH-cam for sure. Enjoy life and God bless. Happy Easter, from Florida…
You could have attempted a solar still by digging a hole, filling with salt water to saturate the ground (some of the ground actually looked like it may already have been saturated by rainwater), put a large oyster shell in the middle of the hole to catch the water, cut your dry bag into a sheet, lay it over the hole, weight down the edge and put a stone in the middle to create a depression so the evaporated water falls into your oyster shell. Give it a few hours in full sun and you’d have had drinking water.
It would be insufficient. The plastic really needs to be clear to work well, and then it also needs to be fairly large tonget enough. To get the required liters of hydration it would require more than a opaque 50,60 liter dry bag. I'd say he would get less than a half cup in a full day of direct sunlight with what he had.
For water: 1. make two containers by hollowing out a tree stump. 2. put a small hole in the bottom of one and half fill it with charcoal from the fire and half with seawater. Place above the other container and allow water to drip through. This will give a 65-75% salinity reduction. Repeat process with collected water for further desalination.
@@tanneikadawkins2483 but why say this as a random reply on a random comment which has nothing to do with water, instead of typing out your own comment?
The amount of time you take to place the go pro down to capture you walking is astounding. To already be dehydrated and still putting the effort in to make an absolute banger of a video is awesome. Absolutely amazing work you do my friend. Keep it up with the amazing videos.
Nothing to be ashamed of pulling the pin. You showed the world that it still takes a bit of luck and how mother nature can be beautiful and yet very ugly! That's the reality that your video shows...you lost this fight but have won many others. Today's video was so real and honest. Your the perfect guy to show this....much respect from a watcher in Texas my friend.
Almost an hour long and I was not bored for a minute! 😁 I think you should give yourself a little leeway with these challenges (LOVE watching these btw!) Anyway, if you were sinking on a ship, perhaps you’re able to grab a bottle or something else that might be useful to distil water. I’m just saying, don’t be so hard on yourself condition wise 👍 Great video as always!
thank you for being honest, thank you for showing us how hard it could be even with experience.. i always thought that i could survive out in nature.. and id always find water but this has been an eye opener.. i seen how it slowly changed your skin color and energy even though you had a 5 star dinner. dont look at this as failure but as you said a challenge... I hope you make another video of this same place and figure out the water situation. God bless
I've always had a thrill thinking of the challenge of surviving somewhere difficult to be. Where you're at seems to be the true test...ironic how you need water the most and are surrounded by an endless amount lol amazing video you're a legend mate!
Happy Easter Dawgie. your outdoor, wild plant species recognition knowledge including your knowledge of fish species is overwhelmingly good. I love these solo adventure videos!
First time watching anything from your channel and I enjoyed watching this whole thing. I chuckled at the flies around you at the end too 😩 This video was fascinating. Thanks for showing us!
_Love how Field days is always full on happy and up for it. This channel has been the foot up my arse I have been needing. This is inspirational._ ✊🏻🏴✊🏻
you got my utmost respect my brother. seriously mad respect bro, what you do every week is incredible, i would absolultey love to do what you do but i’m not in the position to be able to right now. keep up the good work you never cease to amaze me my brother.
The Aganey and the Ecstasy! Thank you for one of the best survival videos. If you find the solution to generate water in the wild please make a sequel. I am sure there are simple evaporation methods out there.
You're a soldier Matt! I think next time you should at the least have a backup bottle of water when it's really needed. I don't think any of us want to see you in pain. Thanks for the fun survival vid. I enjoy watching your vids so much. Also, did you name the iron board yet? I suggested "Iron Mike", like Mike Tyson cuz that thing is tuff as nails. Much love bro 🤙
while i do think he shouldn't be risking his safety, having the option of backup water would change the purity of the concept, and in some way the mode of thinking he's trying to simulate (in terms of the hypothetical of arriving on land from a sinking ship etc)
@@t4404 You can do so with a bottle of water just stay even moreso true to the challenge that this is water if you are in a situation that you may live from. I have already suggested to him to carry a Tourniquet and a powerbar with a bottle of water. The Challenge is to himself to obtain water. The Problem with carrying nothing is that being hes not in some park or a 20 min drive away and so if he were to fall and hit his head and become disoriented or injur leg or something that immoblized him and his gear failed to actually work to notify someone of his location which can definitely happen he wont already be 2 days of the 3 allowed in with no water and suffering from dehydration already and then fall into a real survival scenario which could see another 2-3 days before he is located immobilized... Meaning that the single bottle of water would likely be just enough to maintain NORMAL BODILY ORGAN FUNCTION TO SURVIVE long enough to be rescued... BECAUSE The golden rule is 3 days without water... THAT IS IN PERFECT CONDITIONS.... You cant actually make it 3 days without water if you are active and youre sweating... People have been found in the desert dead of dehydration in just hours It doesnt take days to get heat stroke either. So a bottle of water of 32oz would be his full days intake to fully be hydrated and maintain his bodily function. NOT TO MENTION He is eating when dehydrated which will only further add to it. If you have never been severly dehydrated I can tell you that you will LONG BEFORE 3 days Be severely weakened unable to even rise from bed or move and immobilized and confused long before 3 days is up NOT to mention that there is a point of which you become dehydrated at a level in which WATER BEING GIVEN TO YOU WILL NOT HYDRATE YOU ENOUGH TO SURVIVE YOU MUST BE GIVEN WATER INTRAVENIOUSLY AFTER A CERTAIN POINT OF DEHYDRATION OR YOU WILL NOT SURVIVE. Thats what the survivalists always leave out and dont talk about. OR The fact that under the right conditions and environment if youre not doing anything or eating anything and not sweating and were already fully hydrated its possible to actually live far longer than 3 days without water. Some have lived 8 days in some situations. But in a hot climate and actively walking for hours in a beating down sun. You are likely to die before day 3 or bare miniumum be so dehydrated you become unconscious... thats something else they dont talk about. At some point you can lose consciousness and you dont wake up and so you dont get any water and you die. Real Survival is a very dangerous situation which is why water is so vitally important. Normal bodily functions to filter out toxins in your body must be kept up by a certain level of hydration or your kidneys start to fail. Theres several sites which cover the topic and testing performed. In short dont kill yourself challenging your self for fun by making very simple mistakes like thinking you dont need any water youll find some. You might not. You devices might fail and you might not be able to move and could become separated from every piece of gear you have in seconds such as a wild animal chase or falling into rapids. Tourniquet and water bare minimum and a lighter in case you have a broken arm or hand and can not start a fire. Redundancy =Survival
@@t4404 Lets talk for a moment about the man in CA who went to a local park area for a hike and was searched for over a week only to be discovered about 20meters off the trail he disappeared from dead. He had survival knowledge all his friends who knew him said he knew what it took to survive. Dead in a local park location just meters off the trail he frequented. Now add in a WILD LAND HOURS AWAY FROM CIVILIZATION. Even if he had his exact location marked there is a chance he may not be located that same day at all. Imagine a severe injury like a deadly snake bite? Analphylactic shock from a sudden Shell fish allergy or exposure to something he didnt know he was allergic to. An Artery bleed that had to use a Tourniquet on. No one thinks about all of these things happening but they do every day to some of the most experienced hikers and survivalists and physically capable people all over the world. Usually what happens is something unexpected and because they werent expecting it have no supplies and it turns into live or die fast. Preparedness is key to survival.
@@ArmaGuyz He probably tells friends/family where he is going and how long he stays... And if he had water with him the video would not be as challenging so less ppl would watch if everything was super safe. Also he has more stuff with him then he shows for sure, like he said he just has a gopro, but what did he film the gopro with? maybe smartphone he can use to call for help :) edit: he is out in the wilderness so a phone will be useless with no signal
Amazing attempt brother much support and love for this content, nobody else on TH-cam is really doing this kind of thing and it’s inspiring to see. Truly badass man
Great video Matt! I just love how authentic you are, always have the feeling you keep the Survival real:) Eventhough it doesn‘t always work, its great you keep on trying
Credits to you man, you did beautiful! You had a rough time out there. I'm not an expert, just someone who likes to go out too and try. I had one thing that came to mind, throw rocks in the fire and later into a small hole with water and catch the condensation with your bag. Have a good one, grtz from the Netherlands!
@18:52 as he is handling the firewood, it just occurred to me how unbelievably cosmic life actually is. Imagine night time falling where he is sitting, the stars in the heavens above, and him all alone in the universe sitting on a rock next to the ocean hurtling through space on an even bigger rock. How mad is that? Truly amazing when you stop to think about it! Love life forever fellow earth-beings. X
Maybe find two holes in the ground next to each other. Fill one with salt water, the other with hot rocks heated with fire. Then hang your bag up side down over the rocks and use your hands to drip water onto the hot rocks, catching the steam and vapor with your bag. Hopefully some of it condenses. It might produce some water, idk how much but it maybe worth a shot.
You know it's legit because this is how it does go for survival. It generally sucks, it's hard and in reality you don't always find water. Love the vid
Drinking Water Idea: could u have used the biggest of the crab shells u found and turned it upside down to store water and try boiling that in small amounts until you found a better solution? Just asking
Well, boiling sea water is not really good because the water still have some of the bacteria that will make you sick or even die, so boiling sea water is just not going to work.
Yeah that's what I thought... Especially with the bigger shells he left..the only thing is I'm not sure if boiling salt water in these would be affective.
That's what I was thinking!! Or get a few of them boiling at once or try and find a big shell in the tide pools. Or.. if you got a thick enough stick.. like one of the bigger logs, could you hollow out a bowl shape, fill with water and then burn it? You might not get a lot of condensation before the log burns completely.. but maybe enough to "survive". ?
hey matt love your videos i can tell your a perfessional and you know things normal people wouldn't know like me.Your videos are really inspiring and i hope you have an awesome year👍 👍
WOW Matt, Getting that fire lit was absolutely expert level. Sure many experienced Survivalists wouldnt have been able to do it- Lots of respect for you. Greets from Switzerland
You’ll be in more of a critical condition if you have a great feed. Food draws a lot of water from your body to digest, and might have been able to go on for longer if he didn’t eat.
Yo! For the boiling water, you could use a depression in a rock or a dugout of a log (if you could find one) to hold the water then dump superheated rocks from the fire into it over and over again. Causes a shitload of steam. It's a better method for purifying fresh water than getting condensation out of salt water though.. still not sure how you'd collect the steam. Maybe a flat rock propped up over it then lick the hell out of it? Channel it into a separate rock depression?
If he had a plastic bag or tarp he could dig into the sand and put greenery in it then put the plastic over it. Condensation will collect and he could channel the condensation into a container/ water bottle
Also I’d there’s piping or tubing that washes up he could make a makeshift distillery where he boils salt water and the tubing condenses the salt water steam into fresh water
HAPPY EASTER DAWGIES.. MUCH LOVE! How would of you found water out there?
I can't even survive 2 minutes out there
I wouldnt survive
Yo happy Easter my bar
Hey mate, happy Easter, probaly survive with the shelter part nothing else tho.
Happy Easter mate love to you to, I would survive with every bit of water, shelter, and food. I been training myself how to survive in the wilderness for years mate.
i love how he films himself walking at different angles, and it makes me laugh every time because i know the edited out footage has him running back to go grab the camera
Yeah i imagine that every time he films like that
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@St-ann he is the crab king
I think of the same exact thing😂
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what I love about this video is you kept it real. you struggled with the fire, shared it. you slept bad, shared it. couldn't find drinking water, shared it. you could have cheated, edited it up, or even decided not to post the video. nope, you gave us what we wanted, your authentic self. thank you!
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@@BudFuddlacker it was a nice edit with the fire though.
@@wilbobagins How was the hotel? If it is good, I’d like to visit too.
@@wilbobagins I can't say no to that lol....
Not it’s your time to share
can we honestly just appreciate him,He literally walks that far he has already set up the camera then he has to go back and get the camera and reset it up to show us you are a great man love your videos :)
Les Stroud has been doing this for decades.
@@TheKodiak72 alot of people have been doing this for decades..
@@PlanetOuid a lot of people have helpers
@@PlanetOuid Les Stroud was the first one to do it legit tho and back then the camera equipment was probably 200x heavier, just appreciate this for what it is, be grateful people like this can easily (compared to before, it’s still not easy) make content now.
in my eyes its success not hard work
WATER: Option 1: Heat rocks in fire and use wooden tongs to transport to small saltwater pools (found in video) and drop in to evaporate water into a cloud of steam, that will rise into the air, use clothing or plastic/dry bag to catch and condense the steam into liquid form, ideally dripped into a shell or wrung out into mouth from cloth. You would only get a small amount from each set of rocks, but the process does scale if you want a larger result.
Option 2: You had a dry bag, pack bag with vegetation and leave in sun, the plants will perspire their moisture which will condense on the inside of the dry-bag. Rotate with fresh vegetation and repeat. Source: You can do this with plastic bags and fresh vegetation, its small amounts of water, takes a few hours, but its low effort and can be done while you chill in the shade.
Option 3: Hang your shirt on a branch over the water, the fog in the early morning will condense on the shirt, wring out a few drops.
Wouldn't heating coastal rocks result in them exploding due to their water content?
wouldn't destilling water result in destilled water, which would also kill you?
Good thinking
The 2nd one is great!
If it was a genuine life or death situation, he could've boiled seawater in the bag (the water stops it from burning) and then use the rope and some twigs to tie an array of shells to hang above the bag to collect the condensation.
It takes a bigger man to admit defeat. You lasted so long with what you had. Full credit to you and thank you for your vids. As someone who suffers from terrible insomnia I spend hours watching your vids while the world sleeps. So much so I think I've seen them all at least three times. Keep up the good work dawgie.
Isn't there some treatment for that mate?
even ''ed stafford''' also struggle survive there really hard to find water same as this man does.
Cheers to us all insomiacs🙃....loved all adventures of field days. I’m a super fan!
I'm similar... It ain't easy, but dam this guy is good..
Have you tried meditating before sleeping?
Nothing but respect for the effort! So many TH-camrs would never put themselves in situations where "failure" is possible, but I honestly learned more from this than some perfectly engineered trip where nothing goes wrong.
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Yeah, I really liked the end of this video
I see other people doing this challenge but if they really were doing it, they wouldn't be acting like they were but you don't fake anything and you take risks to make us happy. I respect you sm :)
I saw a survival faker use a spear to get this big fish like two feet from the shore, complete with an attempted sneaky cut to make it look like he actually got the fish and that it wasn't a planted item... the authenticity is definitely something I appreciate from fielddays!
It’s really easy to see if people are faking month long challenges because they’re teeth would begin to rot and they would probably develop some injury that would lead them to end the challenge.
Your teeth don't rot within a month mate
@@pennybaraiolo6362 wonder what he eats
@@davidbakke9293 your teeth rot from sugar they would be fine for years without brushing without sugar
You and Les Strous are my favorite solo survivors. No crew just yourself, nature and the camera. Thank you for sharing your adventures dude!
He survived 2 days. Do not compare him to Les Stroud.
Les is a fake
@@aliencirkus192 source? -_-
I don't comment ever but for this one I had to say this might be one of your best videos ever. I can't believe you actually put yourself through that scenario and stuck to it. So much respect for all that stuff you went through! Thank you for being so authentic in manufactured world sir
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When I was a wee lad, my step dad taught me some survival training. He was a "shellback" in the US navy and wintered over in the antarctic for 13 months. Before that one of his training missions was to survive on a small desert island. To get water you find a sandy beach and dig down above the high water mark and you will get some brackish water, drinkable but not as good as fresh. Also another way is you can use a balloon. You put a couple smooth rocks inside, blow it up, tie it off and float it in the seawater, the rocks keep it weighted down. Balloons are semi porous and water will eventually filter through the rubber, but not the salt. I never tried it myself but it was in one of his survival manuals that I read. So there ya go. Hope you feel better soon. BTW eating shell fish with out fresh water probably added to your discomfort as they are bottom feeders and they tend to accumulate toxins. Scaley fish are better. Love your channel ❤
Shit the balloon trick is a good one that I never heard of.
Thanks friend. Who knows, maybe I'll owe you big one day.
A shell??? Lmaooooo
@@ryangibson1901 a "shellback" not a shell. Leave it to some one to pick out my typo. Thanks.
great tips! but he was not at a sand beach and neither did he carry a balloon. I think he would have had to wander away from the beach to find water. deeper in lands
@@ikuma8291 I doubt we saw all the beaches and the balloon tip was for another time, obviously he didn't bring a balloon. Focus on your own tips and don't criticise others.
I love how he goes to bed so optimistic and wakes up so disheveled and depressed! Awesome content as always Matt !
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I just wanted to say that watching this guys adventures got me through some of the most difficult days of my life. This man doesn't even know it but he saved my life and stopped me doing something silly to myself. Thank you so much, Field Days. I owe you my life.
@@4-Horses yeah whatever 🙄
I'm so proud of you for sticking around friend your stronger than you know
I suffer from depression and know how dark it gets. I watch TH-cam when having an episode and it distracts my mind from how crappy my life is. Hang in there but I’m trying to as well.
@RaeBattleRapsMood much love ❤️
Hi Field Days, one way to get access to drinkable water could be to head further inland to look for streams and rivers. Another solution could also be to dig up the sand that is close to the oceans (about 50 meters away from the ocean gives salt free bot water), the only problem is it takes time to dig a hole as it has to be the same level as the sea level. That’s what I thought you should do when you found the moist sand. Another tip I have heard of is to not eat when you cannot get access to drinkable water, especially meats. This is because eating draws water from your body further dehydrating you. Your body needs water to swallow and digest food (As you discovered). Thanks for all the great vids Field Days. Keep it up. Yea Dawgies.
He did dig but hit rock. Did you watch the vid?
@@nathandalessandro3062 use your head mate, there are more spots than the single spot he started digging
Oh wow.. My comment is so much similar to yours.. Sorry bro, I read it after I wrote mine but you are right about everything you wrote..
@@dripjaeger3475 use your head. Everything you suggested....he did lmao.
@@nathandalessandro3062 wdym I suggested? I suggested he should dig in more than one hole which he didn't do.
i especially love videos like this the most where you push the limit while equipped with very limited supplies or tools. just pure survival and love for nature. please make more, i would love to see you get back on the scoreboard and finally “conquer” mother nature!
It's good to see someone fail in one of these adventures and be honest with us. I was getting thirsty just watching you and I could feel the frustration. These challenges of yours are some of my favorite things to watch.
Australia is no joke
These videos really make me think about life, he's over here surviving for fun while I'm sitting at home on my computer eating kitkats while watching him.
we evolved to not live like him, its a good thing
Why the hell not, I mean, it’s good for you to touch grass at least.
@@TheSmokeinator yeah, but not when my life depends on it ^^
We have not evolved, this society only gives us an excuse to be lazy, we have regressed into fat unhealthy slobs, exercise and muscle is very healthy, living like him is by far not a bad thing
@@acatsuki6353 Then go outside without food, water and shelter. Good luck.
I admire your courage. In spite of those cramps you set up your camera to get those shots and collect it back again. You give us positivity
Matt, you quite possibly the toughest critter that God ever wadded a gut into. I appreciate how much effort you put into your challenges. I've been in a wheelchair for almost 10 years now. My brother and I were raised on the mighty Mississippi River. If it flies, swims or crawls we chased it, killed it, and ate it. You have taken me
on some awesome adventures and I thank you & Mak 10. HAPPY EASTER.
@ISABELLA------- 👇💋 Happy Easter to you too mate!
1 minute in and I’m over here like yessss!!!! Getting the popcorn ready ! Miss these kind of vids ! Keep it up Matt !!
The real hero of the show… that knife! Man where did you get that thing?!?! I’ve seen you bash it against rocks and all kinds of things and it just keeps kicking! I wouldn’t mind picking one up as a camping knife. Thanks for all the great content! You’ve made the time after my surgery very enjoyable.
Its crazy how such a beatiful landscape can feel so solitude and sad if you ended up as a castaway there struggling for survival. I could feel it even through this video. Pretty epic.
That view @39:00 was absolutely stunning! Also we appreciate the authenticity of these trips mate. Most trips are successful but sometimes you get beat by mother nature and we love the content. Stay safe mate! I know that first sip of water felt great after pulling out!
Man I’ve gotta say. I’ve watched and liked for a while. I’ve never commented. I do TH-cam as well but in a different space. What I do want to say is that I absolutely love your love for what you do. Your appreciation for even the smallest things just makes me happy. I can’t get enough of your videos. Keep doing what you are my friend. Thank you from all of us that can get lost in your videos and forget about the world for a while. Keep killing it! From Buffalo, New York!
Hey another viewer from the 716!
I couldn't of said it better myself have a great day.
muk
Great video. Really took me out of myself with the sound of the surf. Love your enthusiasm and how grateful you are.
Hey Matt, great video as always! With this episode, I just finished the entire content of your channel. I've been watching your videos every night for about 3 or 4 weeks, which was when I discovered your channel, and man... I'm grateful for that! Just one important thing I may add is that our digestion takes a loot of water to happen, then in those situations where you have no water available, the right choice is to eat as little as you can (which you did). If you have a lot of food, you shouldn't eat all at once, but eat little portions from time to time. Anyway, I'm anxious for your next vid! I guess I'll have to watch every video on Maky and Matt channel now hahaha Keep bringing us the good stuff and good vibes. Greetings from São Paulo, Brazil!
I just found this channel and I'm about to do the same thing xD
Parabens!
That sunset from the cave was one of the most epic ever. I hate spiders even tho they aren't out to bite people and can even work to help you. I can't help with survival in that kind of terrain as I live in NY by the Great Lakes so that might as well be the moon to me. I hope you have a nice Powerade and a couple naproxen waiting for you!
I'm sitting here eating a huge Easter egg, drinking coffee. Your adventures take me to another place. Keep strong mate, we luv ya. LUTON BEDFORDSHIRE UK says HI.
Thats the life!
Arguably more dangerous camping out in some places in Bedfordshire nowadays 😂
Bury park
surviving Luton is hard
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What an amazing set of skills and knowledge! Thank you so much for all your hard work and effort, above all else your sacrifice!
i love these videos specifically, in fact the no food/water/shelter videos are the only reason why im subscribed to this channel its just so cool to see people survive off of nothing
treasure hunting, cave exploring, and survival is one of my favorite. love to see you doing it all at the same time.
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What comes across is positive attitude. I'd be terrified and freaking out. Just how calm you remain is so impressive
Sir you are a absolute legend the the fact you keep it 100% is the reason people love you, you have taught me and so many other people so I thank you for that
This is the best content on TH-cam in my opinion. Matt has been killing it with the videos lately. Much love dawgies!
agreed!
Come back stronger man, this is what we love watching.
These type of videos--set on an island with one man alone--remind me of the Scot O'Dell book Island of the Blue Dolphins. In that story, a young girl and her tribe are being evacuated from her home island--reason in the book--and suddenly, as the ship pulls away, she realizes that her little brother has missed the boat. Without a though she jumps into the turbulent sea, and struggling against the pull of the current, she makes her way ashore where she finds him. The pack of wild dogs on the island are a constant threat, as is her efforts to find food for she and her brother. Then she is alone--reason in the book--and the struggle to survive grows more and more difficult. It is a great read, and I can't help but see these survivalist type vides as bringing that girl's trials and tribulations to life. Thank you for sharing.
Great vid field_days. That coastline was like mars, u did well.
For drinking water, what about heating rocks in the fire, dropping them into a rock pool or natural rock depression filled with sea water, capture the steam in your dry bag to condense down to drinking water?
Not sure if this would work but worth a nudge. Keep up the great content mate.
Genius!
this could work, but how would he carry the rocks to drop in water?
it might be a double edged sword if not carefully done.
This Was my immediate thought also, he could also heat the knife with the same principle.
You can make a fire right next to water on the rock. After you can push it to water with something.
@@-Dario soak your shirt in water, use the shirt as a makeshift oven mitt.
FIRE STARTING TIP: Hi Matty, if you turn your stick over with the pointed end
up under your shell in hand and larger end down against wood you will find
out this will work much better.True ! The larger end creates much more "friction"
and heat much faster....than a tiny point does ok?
Happy Easter to you and Macky and viewers !...Grandpa Ron😊👍
thanks Grandpa Ron
If anything create a more of a point to put in the shell to lessen the resistance but I would think you need a point to create a fire against the bottom piece of wood.
Incredible and so inspiring. Thank you for posting an unfiltered look at what it is really like to survive out in the wild. I really like how you can tell that you're really doing this to push yourself, and not to just pander for views and likes.
Ok so I think your lesson learned is to add a metal canister to your every day survival pack or bug out bag so when the boat sinks and all you have time to grab is the pack, it'll provide you a way to collect and boil that salt out of the water. While a knife is the #1 most necessary survival tool, a canister id say is certainly #2!
Love the vids man, keep em coming! You're the shit
Thank you for making these videos! I look forward to them. I know it’s hard work editing them and of course filming. You really do GREAT work! So thank you, best on TH-cam for sure. Enjoy life and God bless. Happy Easter, from Florida…
Awesome job brother! Thanks for keeping it real.
Life is not always peachy. Survival is real and never easy. Great video!
You could have attempted a solar still by digging a hole, filling with salt water to saturate the ground (some of the ground actually looked like it may already have been saturated by rainwater), put a large oyster shell in the middle of the hole to catch the water, cut your dry bag into a sheet, lay it over the hole, weight down the edge and put a stone in the middle to create a depression so the evaporated water falls into your oyster shell. Give it a few hours in full sun and you’d have had drinking water.
I was about to write the same. Glad I found yours and saved the effort.
I doubt he would have wanted to cut up his nice dry bag for such an event but I do believe this would have worked as well
It would be insufficient. The plastic really needs to be clear to work well, and then it also needs to be fairly large tonget enough. To get the required liters of hydration it would require more than a opaque 50,60 liter dry bag. I'd say he would get less than a half cup in a full day of direct sunlight with what he had.
This episode is probably my favourite of all. That cave is the height of beauty. I'd give anything for the opportunity to do this.
For water: 1. make two containers by hollowing out a tree stump. 2. put a small hole in the bottom of one and half fill it with charcoal from the fire and half with seawater. Place above the other container and allow water to drip through. This will give a 65-75% salinity reduction. Repeat process with collected water for further desalination.
@@tanneikadawkins2483 but why say this as a random reply on a random comment which has nothing to do with water, instead of typing out your own comment?
I so admire your perseverance and mental attitude in general. Such an inspiration. Great job!
The amount of time you take to place the go pro down to capture you walking is astounding. To already be dehydrated and still putting the effort in to make an absolute banger of a video is awesome. Absolutely amazing work you do my friend. Keep it up with the amazing videos.
And he always stays resourceful. I have a backyard with practically no trees to make any structures, but I have some treesz
these solo survival videos are my favorite of yours.
Same I love them so much.
same
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Nothing to be ashamed of pulling the pin. You showed the world that it still takes a bit of luck and how mother nature can be beautiful and yet very ugly! That's the reality that your video shows...you lost this fight but have won many others. Today's video was so real and honest. Your the perfect guy to show this....much respect from a watcher in Texas my friend.
Almost an hour long and I was not bored for a minute! 😁
I think you should give yourself a little leeway with these challenges (LOVE watching these btw!) Anyway, if you were sinking on a ship, perhaps you’re able to grab a bottle or something else that might be useful to distil water. I’m just saying, don’t be so hard on yourself condition wise 👍
Great video as always!
thank you for being honest, thank you for showing us how hard it could be even with experience.. i always thought that i could survive out in nature.. and id always find water but this has been an eye opener.. i seen how it slowly changed your skin color and energy even though you had a 5 star dinner. dont look at this as failure but as you said a challenge... I hope you make another video of this same place and figure out the water situation. God bless
I've always had a thrill thinking of the challenge of surviving somewhere difficult to be. Where you're at seems to be the true test...ironic how you need water the most and are surrounded by an endless amount lol amazing video you're a legend mate!
Awesome video. Thanks for making it. Enjoyed the “wish I had gone down with the boat” line!
Huge respect for this, Field. Always honest and authentic with your challenges. You do what a lot of us can only dream of. 💪💪
Happy Easter Dawgie. your outdoor, wild plant species recognition knowledge including your knowledge of fish species is overwhelmingly good. I love these solo adventure videos!
This episode was so sick brah, the killstick was legit! Cheers dawgie! Always keeping it real no BS 🤙
I like this guy because it’s real and I enjoy that
First time watching anything from your channel and I enjoyed watching this whole thing. I chuckled at the flies around you at the end too 😩 This video was fascinating. Thanks for showing us!
_Love how Field days is always full on happy and up for it. This channel has been the foot up my arse I have been needing. This is inspirational._ ✊🏻🏴✊🏻
the fire part was straight up amazing, i love this!!
I’ve been waiting for you to upload. Love your channel!! 🤩
you got my utmost respect my brother. seriously mad respect bro, what you do every week is incredible, i would absolultey love to do what you do but i’m not in the position to be able to right now. keep up the good work you never cease to amaze me my brother.
I press like first before I watch bc I know it will be banger dawgiesss
The Aganey and the Ecstasy! Thank you for one of the best survival videos. If you find the solution to generate water in the wild please make a sequel. I am sure there are simple evaporation methods out there.
You're a soldier Matt! I think next time you should at the least have a backup bottle of water when it's really needed. I don't think any of us want to see you in pain. Thanks for the fun survival vid. I enjoy watching your vids so much. Also, did you name the iron board yet? I suggested "Iron Mike", like Mike Tyson cuz that thing is tuff as nails. Much love bro 🤙
while i do think he shouldn't be risking his safety, having the option of backup water would change the purity of the concept, and in some way the mode of thinking he's trying to simulate (in terms of the hypothetical of arriving on land from a sinking ship etc)
@@t4404 You can do so with a bottle of water just stay even moreso true to the challenge that this is water if you are in a situation that you may live from.
I have already suggested to him to carry a Tourniquet and a powerbar with a bottle of water. The Challenge is to himself to obtain water. The Problem with carrying nothing
is that being hes not in some park or a 20 min drive away and so if he were to fall and hit his head and become disoriented or injur leg or something that immoblized him and his gear failed to actually work to notify someone of his location which can definitely happen he wont already be 2 days of the 3 allowed in with no water and suffering from dehydration already and then fall into a real survival scenario which could see another 2-3 days before he is located immobilized... Meaning that the single bottle of water would likely be just enough to maintain NORMAL BODILY ORGAN FUNCTION TO SURVIVE long enough to be rescued... BECAUSE The golden rule is 3 days without water... THAT IS IN PERFECT CONDITIONS....
You cant actually make it 3 days without water if you are active and youre sweating... People have been found in the desert dead of dehydration in just hours It doesnt take days to get heat stroke either. So a bottle of water of 32oz would be his full days intake to fully be hydrated and maintain his bodily function.
NOT TO MENTION He is eating when dehydrated which will only further add to it. If you have never been severly dehydrated I can tell you that you will LONG BEFORE 3 days Be severely weakened unable to even rise from bed or move and immobilized and confused long before 3 days is up NOT to mention that there is a point of which you become dehydrated at a level in which WATER BEING GIVEN TO YOU WILL NOT HYDRATE YOU ENOUGH TO SURVIVE YOU MUST BE GIVEN WATER INTRAVENIOUSLY AFTER A CERTAIN POINT OF DEHYDRATION OR YOU WILL NOT SURVIVE.
Thats what the survivalists always leave out and dont talk about. OR The fact that under the right conditions and environment if youre not doing anything or eating anything and not sweating and were already fully hydrated its possible to actually live far longer than 3 days without water.
Some have lived 8 days in some situations. But in a hot climate and actively walking for hours in a beating down sun. You are likely to die before day 3 or bare miniumum be so dehydrated you become unconscious... thats something else they dont talk about. At some point you can lose consciousness and you dont wake up and so you dont get any water and you die. Real Survival is a very dangerous situation which is why water is so vitally important. Normal bodily functions to filter out toxins in your body must be kept up by a certain level of hydration or your kidneys start to fail. Theres several sites which cover the topic and testing performed.
In short dont kill yourself challenging your self for fun by making very simple mistakes like thinking you dont need any water youll find some. You might not. You devices might fail and you might not be able to move and could become separated from every piece of gear you have in seconds such as a wild animal chase or falling into rapids. Tourniquet and water bare minimum and a lighter in case you have a broken arm or hand and can not start a fire. Redundancy =Survival
@@t4404 Lets talk for a moment about the man in CA who went to a local park area for a hike and was searched for over a week only to be discovered about 20meters off the trail he disappeared from dead. He had survival knowledge all his friends who knew him said he knew what it took to survive. Dead in a local park location just meters off the trail he frequented. Now add in a WILD LAND HOURS AWAY FROM CIVILIZATION. Even if he had his exact location marked there is a chance he may not be located that same day at all.
Imagine a severe injury like a deadly snake bite? Analphylactic shock from a sudden Shell fish allergy or exposure to something he didnt know he was allergic to. An Artery bleed that had to use a Tourniquet on. No one thinks about all of these things happening but they do every day to some of the most experienced hikers and survivalists and physically capable people all over the world. Usually what happens is something unexpected and because they werent expecting it have no supplies and it turns into live or die fast.
Preparedness is key to survival.
@@ArmaGuyz He probably tells friends/family where he is going and how long he stays... And if he had water with him the video would not be as challenging so less ppl would watch if everything was super safe. Also he has more stuff with him then he shows for sure, like he said he just has a gopro, but what did he film the gopro with? maybe smartphone he can use to call for help :) edit: he is out in the wilderness so a phone will be useless with no signal
@@ArmaGuyz 32oz? hes australian dont use that stupid yank system
Oh boy another hour long vid thank you, bloody legend
Amazing attempt brother much support and love for this content, nobody else on TH-cam is really doing this kind of thing and it’s inspiring to see. Truly badass man
I love how this guy doesn’t fake his videos like other people really good videos keep it up
Great video Matt! I just love how authentic you are, always have the feeling you keep the Survival real:)
Eventhough it doesn‘t always work, its great you keep on trying
🐐🐐🐐🐐🐐 happy Easter
Side note: it’s crazy to think all those huge rocks in the beginning were carved out by water over thousands of years 🤯🤯
It almost feels bad to be able to just sit and watch these videos considering how much effort it takes to make these 😩
the little spot with the oysters and the crabs was just gold! great video mate!
It's great to be back. Watching survival like this put my mind in peace. I really enjoy your videos man, keep up the good work 🥳🥳👊👊
just got into bed.. saw this video and actually cheered out loud 🤣 night sorted 😄👌
you know whats weird? for me its 1pm or 13:08 :P
Credits to you man, you did beautiful! You had a rough time out there. I'm not an expert, just someone who likes to go out too and try. I had one thing that came to mind, throw rocks in the fire and later into a small hole with water and catch the condensation with your bag.
Have a good one, grtz from the Netherlands!
Great attempt mate. Keep it real. If there's one opponent there's no shame in losing to, it's mother nature.
@18:52 as he is handling the firewood, it just occurred to me how unbelievably cosmic life actually is. Imagine night time falling where he is sitting, the stars in the heavens above, and him all alone in the universe sitting on a rock next to the ocean hurtling through space on an even bigger rock. How mad is that? Truly amazing when you stop to think about it! Love life forever fellow earth-beings. X
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Maybe find two holes in the ground next to each other. Fill one with salt water, the other with hot rocks heated with fire. Then hang your bag up side down over the rocks and use your hands to drip water onto the hot rocks, catching the steam and vapor with your bag. Hopefully some of it condenses. It might produce some water, idk how much but it maybe worth a shot.
LIKE A BOSS YOURE A SURVIVOR WITHOUT A DOUBT!!!
By far the most incredible camping spot yet
You know it's legit because this is how it does go for survival. It generally sucks, it's hard and in reality you don't always find water. Love the vid
great vid, would love to see some shelter builds, and more survival stuff. even if u take water
Same here
Same here and a fishing rod and lighter
Yeah, same here, even if you bring some bitches along. And karaoke.
Right before he said “what the hell was that sound” I literally had just farted! Lmao
Drinking Water Idea: could u have used the biggest of the crab shells u found and turned it upside down to store water and try boiling that in small amounts until you found a better solution? Just asking
Well, boiling sea water is not really good because the water still have some of the bacteria that will make you sick or even die, so boiling sea water is just not going to work.
I think that would probably have worked. That’s actually a genius idea
Yeah that's what I thought... Especially with the bigger shells he left..the only thing is I'm not sure if boiling salt water in these would be affective.
You need to be able to catch the steam when you boil it. The steam then condensates and is drinkable water without the salt.
That's what I was thinking!! Or get a few of them boiling at once or try and find a big shell in the tide pools. Or.. if you got a thick enough stick.. like one of the bigger logs, could you hollow out a bowl shape, fill with water and then burn it? You might not get a lot of condensation before the log burns completely.. but maybe enough to "survive". ?
This is the best content on the platform right now.
Matt's life is so hard but so beautiful at the same time! His content just amazes me everytime. KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK :)
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@@junesummer2825 Sorry. :>
Great video happy Christmas time all of the dawgies
Absolutely BEAUTIFUL Sun Set!!!!!!
hey matt love your videos i can tell your a perfessional and you know things normal people wouldn't know like me.Your videos are really inspiring and i hope you have an awesome year👍 👍
Dude I love these specific challenges so much! Never, ever, stop making great content 🙌
WOW Matt, Getting that fire lit was absolutely expert level. Sure many experienced Survivalists wouldnt have been able to do it- Lots of respect for you. Greets from Switzerland
Great job bro,you ate like a king and managed the fire,the scenery was spot on ,unlucky with the water ,it is what it is
this just shows how important water is to survive, even if u have a great feed you'll still be in critical condition without drinking water
You’ll be in more of a critical condition if you have a great feed. Food draws a lot of water from your body to digest, and might have been able to go on for longer if he didn’t eat.
@@whengrapespop5728 ah, that makes sense
@@whengrapespop5728 also the fact he ate seafood which is very bad choice.
@@whengrapespop5728 yeah that’s very true
@@iamtheone2292 yeah he had a lot of salt in his system
Yo! For the boiling water, you could use a depression in a rock or a dugout of a log (if you could find one) to hold the water then dump superheated rocks from the fire into it over and over again. Causes a shitload of steam.
It's a better method for purifying fresh water than getting condensation out of salt water though.. still not sure how you'd collect the steam. Maybe a flat rock propped up over it then lick the hell out of it? Channel it into a separate rock depression?
Could use his shirt to collect the steam. It's not ideal but you'd survive
Those are actually some really good ideas that I hadn't thought of. Always nice seeing other peoples minds figure out ways to survive
If he had a plastic bag or tarp he could dig into the sand and put greenery in it then put the plastic over it. Condensation will collect and he could channel the condensation into a container/ water bottle
Also I’d there’s piping or tubing that washes up he could make a makeshift distillery where he boils salt water and the tubing condenses the salt water steam into fresh water
@@briequinnx For sure, he mentioned that. But working with the fact he found literally no materials like that we have to get creative haha
I love ur videos ur energy is so unmatched even the little things like not taking more than u need and appreciating the life around u keep it up ❤️
Awesome Survivor Man Vibes with the way you record yourself with these angles! Great Work!
Oh my ghad! This is what I was waiting for to complete my day!!! Thank you so much dawgieee!!!!
Great vid content ,thanks Matt
Imagine surviving in those conditions with shellfish or fish allergy.
How about diabetes 😂
6:54 "let's adventure up into that crack" out of context sounds funny 😂😂
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