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- 10 Items Survival Lilly would bring on Alone
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This is now a retro comment...but ok. I'm a 66 yr old survivalist and primitive skills expert. In the past I was an Idaho State guide with WFR certification. I have at least 60 weeks on trail with no tent. And I finally tuned in to TH-cam to find some great survivalist like this brilliant and strong young woman! Yay, Lily! I, too, love "Alone." Since three years have passed not sure if you are still trying, but never give up! My change up would be...either rain forest or high desert...I want a 12x12 sheet of heavy mil greenhouse plastic (call it a clear plastic tarp--if I was only given one item to take anywhere it would be this). Next change: snares. These two I would request in exchange for two of your four rations. I'm good with bowdrill and only need a carbon blade for spark...so when I get my first bowdrill fire I'd quick-like be preparing/finding my spark materials...lots of dif rocks will spark on carbon--just need some charred material for weaker sparks. Good luck for maybe 2021 or 2022 season??? I'll be watching and rooting for you, dear one!
@bali song awesome ideas! I still like my clear plastic for desert water production or cowboy burrito shelter. Everything else for high shade. I really like the idea of at least having that 5x5 piece...you can extract water even from Death Valley sands of you at least have that much. I didn't know they also provide a 20x20! Wow! Is it one of the ten items?
Lilly has a thyroid condition that makes it really hard for her to gain weight. Alone is an endurance contest in which going in with a substantial reserve of body weight is an insurmountable advantage. Lilly simply could not outlast some of the bigger contestants before being forced out medically, she is simply too thin.
@@panpiper oh...I did not know about her condition. Still, though, she's used to living with it and challenging herself. She knows how much she has to eat and I don't think she's one to huddle in her shelter complaining about no food without a line or five in the water. Plus...you never know what will happen to the other competitors. If it were my choice I'd still let her try.
Woman your a badass and I hope one day GOD puts a woman like you in my life and I'm going to merry her ASAP. I'm so impressed and we need to see more women out there so amazing work.🙏🏽🤗
I would list " Lily " as one of my 10 items i would bring if i was on the show, " Alone ".
Same here!
That's on the cruid did... Do you come from a culture where men own women?☹️??? That's on the sick side of cruid 🕺
Who wouldn't
@@grantrambo8972 r/whoosh
@@grantrambo8972 I'd bring Lily as an item as well.
Dave and Brooke Whipple have a video on the ten items they took to Vancouver Island and they said having a white tarp to work under was great. They said it had to be white, because the light from blue and green tarps are too depressing to work under. They also said having a bar of soap was great because you could wash yourself and your clothes. It was a big morale booster.
You will have my Vote...…!
I think you really should consider be on the Alone series, you got the skills and mindset! Anyway, thanks for all the great content you share on your channel. Awesome stuff! Thumbs up from Sweden
You need at least fifty pounds of surplus body fat to succeed in Alone. (I've got 100. I would do well regardless of skill.) Lilly might have, what, two pounds? Maybe? Somewhere? Lilly would have to get 'extremely' lucky with food to avoid being medically disqualified long before the end. I would love to watch how she would deal with the challenge, but she would be going in knowing she's got no chance of making it to the end. Give Lilly my extra 100 pounds, and no one could beat her.
Fat is not the only way to survive. Intelligence, smart solutions and protein conservation goes along way! Surplus body weight can in many situation just make it even harder. You get tired more quickly, make wrong decisions and burn more proteins than you can put in. I really don´t agree on your comment.
Magnus Persson enig Magnus. 🇳🇴🇸🇪
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I can understand why you'd think that but in these long term survival scenarios there's just no way. Without other humans to help you bring in the quantities of food you'd need, you're guaranteed to lose weight, without fat reserves your body consumes your muscles (which by the way makes it more cumbersome to move and makes you tired than extra weight) Peter is right, you'd need extra body fat to outlast the contestants and not starve to death.
Lily... thank you for doing what you do. My college bound daughter had absolutely no idea of what to do in case SHTF or when the Chicken Little Sky Falls and so, since I've subscribed to your channel, I played one of your videos where wolves were around your area and you made a quick shelter, started a fire and went fishing, and my daughter was amazed that a WOMAN can do survival stuff. I guess it was my fault for not taking her on my little bushcraft stints during the course of her life, but, now she is bugging me to go do stuff after watching that vid. So, you are in a small or BIG way an inspiration to our younger women generation showing them that they aren't helpless and you're giving my daughter a "CAN DO" approach that of which I couldn't do. Thanks Girl! You're a Rockstar in California, USA.
Under Surveillance I think you meant Washington D.C.
Under Surveillance not true, i noticed you spelled meant wrong as well but I figured I’d leave that alone since you had already fixed it once. Also I am not a mother. I only have to worry about myself when SHTF . but if I were, my child would have an open mind and be smart enough to not label themselves or others and fall into the trap of divide and conquer, a technique that has been used on the masses for centuries as part of the Rothschild NWO.
Under Surveillance and vice versa. I am in America, or else I would love to be blissfully ignorant like a lot of people. I love this country but damn... Good to know we still have people to fight the good fight. And hey if you’re a soldier or a vet, thank you so much for your service. You guys are the real face of our country. I hope people like me can make a difference for you guys as well.
Under Surveillance, that was completely uncalled for. Besides, this about what she would take with her on a t.v. show. Get off of the politics. No one wants to see it on here. Go bug Alex Jones
Under Surveillance gosh, just be a jerk, whydoncha...
1] Ferro rod 2] Cold Steel shovel 3] bow& arrow 4] fishing kit 5] paracord 6] container & lid 7] long saw 8] felling ax 9] knife 10] sleeping bag
I hope you make it onto the show, I'm sure you would be a shoe in, and I know you would give the competition a run for its money...
I love how you give yourself rules so you keep yourself in check and you unwaveringly stick to your beliefs and morals that's a big challenge for almost every person on Earth great job Lily you're awesome!
This is what I love about her too. Clearly defined beliefs and understanding, based on self gained experience.
Hi Lilly just found your channel. I work for the NHS In the UK. Its lovely to see nature again through You, I am a 54 year old woman, just want to say thanks for bringing me back to nature. And you are brilliant and keep up the good work.
When I saw Fowler’s 10 items, I thought, this guy will be done in a week. I was surprised when he won. I guess it depends on what you know how to use.
To be fair, the slingshot was mostly worthless. And the shovel-machete and axe were a bit redundant.
Your assessment of must have supplys are great Lilly..but personally I would not rely on my bodrill skills totally as a firestarter ..but other than that I agree to those 10 items you selected.. (back to Mat Graham again).He is most likely about the only survivalist that I know of that could survive & "thrive" in almost any environment with absolutely NO supplys. His skills are the best I've seen..(excluding some various native tribes around the world, in cultures that daily live in primitive conditions & are naturally adapted to that lifestyle).
Great selection of items, Lilly. I can’t imagine ever wanting to be on Alone show but really like watching it. As a smaller woman I need carbs to keep up strength....I doubt I would last long before having to tap out.
Love how she gives a shout out to Joe, "two people lost their fire steels". LOL! I wish Lilly would apply, it would be nice to see her make some of these pros look bad.
I am from Mongolia. Mongolia is made up of different landscapes, desert in south, steppe in east, forest high mountains in north and west. 10 items would be different depending on which part of Mongolia you go to.
We want to hear more from you sir !
@@garyminick1050 Hi. Exactly on what may I ask.
@@chinzouran6620 whatever you would do in the same situation as the "alone " tv program. And the different ways one would have to prepare to survive this wilderness .
Both modern equipment and ancient materials too . That passed down thru generations. Almost any topic you wish to speak on would be appreciated. My opinion is to get shelter ,fire,water and then figure out a way to hunt the bear. He is loaded with fat for winter. One big bear would see me thru the winter. I've never hunted Brown bear. But I am a black bear hunter with self made bows and arrows. Appreciate your knowledge on this sir !
@@garyminick1050 honestly I wouldnt even survive few days alone. Not my thing. But I know a lot of sophisticated tools and equipment does not really serve you well in the long run. For long term survival, only the most basic, reliable, dependable stuff serves well. and obviously knowing local survival means also help. Nomadic people from mongolia living in yurt in most isolated parts continue to survive with only most basic and few stuffs, in -40c during winter to 30c during summer. For heating during winter, they burn dense cow dung, better heating than burning wood.
Hello Ma’am. You are one of my favorite video people that I follow on TH-cam. I just watched your interview with Canadian Preper. Thank you for sharing so much. As soon as I watched it I added your name to my prayer list, after all I am an old conservative Christian. I also like your knife videos. Sorry they get demonetized. I always learn something from your videos. Keep up the good work. 👍😊
" So yea" by Lilly This could be a t-shirt motto! Go, Lilly !
YES
My husband and I began watching your show first because you were watching videos about Bavaria which is where my ancestors came from. We've become fans of your program.
I would take a multitool in case I got a fish hook in me.
Seeing that girl on Alone trying to get that hook out of her without pliers was brutal.
Good list Lilly. I think it would be more interesting to give everyone the same items and take the choice out or give everyone the same items then let them pick five more. If they had more for instance what you are required to carry in a Bush Plane, we would see more creative bushcraft instead of just a constant struggle. My list would be; tarp, cordage, wool blanket, cook kit (pot & cup & spoon), canteen, knife, ax, saw, poncho, fishing kit , fire making kit, rice. Honestly, I think they give them toilet paper, chap stick , sun screen, and sometimes bug juice. Or they would look much worse.
I would take a volleyball. Worked for Tom Hanks.
I don't get it. Mind elaborating?
Heh! I haven't played too much with outright survival, so let's see.
1. Container
2. Tarp
3. Saw
4. Knife
5. Arrows
6. Bow
8. Firesteel
8. Sleeping bag
9 and 10, I'd probably just go for the extra food.
Awesome videos, Lilly!
That's a great thought experiment Lilly, thanks for sharing it. You bought up a lot of good discussion points. And I agree with you, it's too hard to know exactly which ten items are ideal when you don't know the climate or terrain.
I'd love to see you on Alone!
Great video!
Horror Amino My points in many comments about shtf, teotwawki, and most situations and evacuations, disasters or haul it cause you gotta run for your life. We can speculate and prepare only so much, the rest is knowledge and skills using that knowledge.
Peggy Hall
I agree with what you're saying but this video discussion was about the survivalist TV show "Alone" where the contestants are only allowed to choose ten items to take with them and survive with them.
I think that Survival Lilly would make a great contestant on the show.
Horror Amino Yes, Lilly would. And I agreed with, I think your second sentence. Lilly had said herself much the same thing. I had just took it to the next notch bc this is survival, even though controlled.
Peggy Hall
But I also agree with your other comment too. In a real world scenario where a disaster struck, we might not even be home or near our gear. All those preps are useless if we aren't with them. We really could have to rely on the clothes on our backs and the items in our pockets while we run for our lives (like you said).
In general, I EDC the items I'd need to just get home. If the crisis is so big that I can't get home, then I'd have to start scrounging and foraging fast for supplies to sustain myself until I could be reunited with my family and with my preps.
Will I be able to survive that long? I don't know. Because every situation is so fluid and every crisis is constantly evolving, I won't know until I've been put to that challenge.
How would I do on the TV show "Alone"? I probably wouldn't win, but I also know that I probably wouldn't be the first one taken away either. I hope to last at least halfway through before I have to be rescued.
Lilly, you would make Alone look like child’s play. After you build a super shelter, you’d be charging the other survivalists to stay in your spare rooms and teaching bushcraft classes in your spare time. Lilly you’d make that show look easy.
you can pic 2 more items since you are only allowed to have food rations for 2 of your 10 items unless I missed something and they changed it after my season ?
Great to see you on here as well!
The man himself
Fowler! I'm watching S3 right now. 5 people left currently. You are making a good go of it. Love the double walled insulated bamboo yurt shelter and other projects you do to keep busy. Rooting for you like a wild boar brother!
Interesting 10 items. I would definitely trade up 1 of the 4 emergency rations for the fire steel. 3 (6 lbs) of emergency rations is still decent and with the fire steel it's better than wasting calories trying to start a fire with a bow drill. Good pick on the fishing kit, I've been meaning to get a small emergency fishing kit for my bag for a while now. I'd bring a basic 2 person first aid kit too but honestly I wouldn't know which of the other 10 items I'd trade it for...
0:32 You're not going to be on Alone? That is a disappointment. I would love to see a season of Alone with TH-cam survival/bushcraft personalities.
That was season 1 of the show.
They just don't want to put her on it because she would win hands down
Lilly said it herself. She is too thin to succeed on Alone. She would have to get super lucky with food, and stay lucky, to not wind up being medically disqualified from too much weight loss. Lilly does not have any weight to lose. If I could give her my 100 extra pounds, 'then' she would win hands down.
they have had thinner lady's on the show and have done just fine and most left for reasons other then food and loss of weight
Brooke Whipple is a you tube personality. She made it 25 days on this season.
Her and her husband Dave were on another season on Vancouver Island.
Would still like to see Lilly give it a go. I think she would do much better than most people.
Lilly;
Your wide range of interests never ceases to amaze me. Keep up the good work!
I haven't watched the show so I googled the choices.
Ten Items:
1. Hatchet
2. Saw
3. Bivi bag
4. Frying pan
5. ferro rod set
6. towel
7. fishing line and hooks
8. leatherman multi-tool
9. 5 lbs of dried pulses/legumes/lentils mix
10. 2 lbs of rice or sugar and 1 lb of salt
I know what a bivi bag is. The idea would be to make a debis bed, lay the bivi bag on it and cover the bivi bag with more debris. the bivi bag is a pocket to crawl into and the debris would be adjusted to the right amount of insulation. The towel quickly absorbs moisture if you get wet, you then dry it out by the fire.
Interesting? Not sure on the frying pan though not for an alone kinda setting(i know you havent seen it but just going on my opinion. And the last two sets of items(food) i dont think something like that's allowed and you receive a fire steel besides the 10 items
you make your choices and I'll make mine. I made mine to reduce the amount I need to carry and multipurpose.
I’m also a fan of Alone I have been since the beginning. I think I would have to take the fire steel because I am not proficient in the bo drill and I think having options is always important. Especially if you accidentally fell in the water you would need to get warmed up quickly. I also agree with your saw as opposed to an axe. Thanks for another interesting video!
I'd love to see you, matt graham, ed stafford and les stroud in the next season of Alone
I think Les Stroud more then proved himself
Thank you, thank you, thank you for saying, "first I would consider the location" ie. the conditions/ environment. There are so many 5 item, 10 item survival videos that don't even consider this though. Here in the Rocky Mountains of Canada at -30C the list is completely different than Vancouver Island. In a survival situation we always need to triage first. (make a list and sort in order of importance) Love your channel, keep up the good work.
I am pretty firm with my top 10 items, but I might swap something out depending on the location.
1. Ferro rod
2. Multi-tool with file
3. 2 qt pot with lid & handles
4. Estwing 26 inch steel handled ax
5. Synthetic -40 sleeping bag
6. Line + 24 Fish hooks & 1 sewing needle
7. Paracord
8. Saw (with leather blade guard)
9. Bow or Sling bow & arrows
10. Shovel (with sharpened edge)
11. Trapping wire
12. Knife
13. 12 x 12 White tarp
14. Gill net
15. Rations
gary batchelder so screw 10 and take the 15 you realy need😁
Daniel Friesen
If they let us take 15 items, we could stay out there forever. The show would never end.
Lilly you would be a real contender on Alone. I like your choices. I would bring a sleeping bag, Canvas Tarp (for shelter, browse matress, hammock, charcloth, endless uses), Leatherman Super Tool (has 2 knives), hatchet, bow saw, fishing kit, bow and arrows, cordage, bush pot, extra ration of food.
Is taking a sheep allowed? xD If it is I'd definitely take one as company and eat it if things get rough :D
Dearest Lily, I think i just love you, you are very excited over this show, I don't think I've ever seen you so Getty. Thank You for just being you, I love it !!!
I would bring Scrambled O with me. Whenever he wakes up out of his coma that is....
My top ten; # 10 canvas tent, # 9 canvas bucket, # 8 metal pot # 7 double blade axe # 6 Ferro rod # 5 fishing line # 4 number ten-sized hooks # 3 sleeping bag # 2 canoe # 1 knife.
My list:
Sleeping Bag: -40°, synthetic
Customized Leatherman 'Signal' survival knife multitool (includes a small ferro rod)
Silky Katanaboy 650mm Folding Saw
Silky NATA Chopper Blade
Dutch oven pot
64 ounce single wall steel canteen
80 meters of Paracord
Fishing Line & Hooks: 25 hooks, 50 lb test line
Recurve bow and nine aluminum/carbon composite arrows, 4 field points, 5 broadheads.
3.5 pound spool of trapping wire
I have no food rations. However I was a martial artist in my teens and twenties and spent most of that time weighing 120 pounds. I now weigh 220 pounds. In essence, that boils down to 100 pounds of 'emergency rations' that I could safely burn off. The tiny ferro rod on the multitool would not be sufficient for lighting a new fire every day. My plan would be to bank fire coals to keep a fire going for weeks at a time. I am least certain about the trapping wire. I expect if I went with that, I would use it mostly for cordage, not trapping. My traps would tend to be large deadfalls, of which I would make as many as I could effectively bait.
In Mongolia for shelter I'd build a debris covered wikiup with an interior, dugout stone fireplace (centrally off set). The fireplace is both to control sparking and to serve as a heat reservoir. I would also early on while still strong, perhaps optimistically, build a smokehouse (another smaller wikiup), so I'll be ready to dry and preserve any windfall of game or fish I luck into. Projects to keep boredom at bay would be a lounge chair. A comfy latrine, complete with its own lean-to. At least one thick grass mat to pad my raised bed area. A solid, windproof door for my shelter, etc..
I don't think either hunger or loneliness would be my weak point. I spent years being hungry, and I've always been very content in solitude. I think boredom is my biggest danger, that and of course the always present chance factor for accidents and the like.
Of course this is all purely hypothetical. I will never actually be on Alone. I am both too old to handle the physical hardship (60) and my bushcraft experience is many decades in my pre-teen past.
"In essence, that boils down to 100 pounds of 'emergency rations' that I could safely burn off."
It doesn't work that way, unfortunately. If you lose more than a pound a day (not infeasible if you're active and on a near-starvation diet) you're putting your kidneys at risk. It's not something you'd want to tolerate for long (especially for just a TV show, whatever the prize money) and you'd need to concentrate on consuming proteins and staying hydrated to compensate.
Rich Woods
What on earth in my post gave you the idea that I would spend three months sitting on my ass, starving, and not working to catch and consume protein, and staying hydrated, etc.? Seriously, wtf?
Peter Cohen, you picked a bunch of stuff not available to "Alone" participants. There's a list you have to choose from: www.history.com/shows/alone/articles/gear-list
Peter Cohen
Maybe he thought that you were going to use the arrows to scratch your back with?
@Peter Cohen i agree with all your choices except the folding saw.I know silkys are great but I've had one break on me,an axe would be a better option, you have a cutting edge on one side and a hammer on the other.this is just my opinion and I've spent alot of time in the forest.all your other choices are rock solid.
In 1973 I bought a Hudson’s Bay pattern axe. Wide blade, but tapers down quickly to hammer head. Made for utility and carrying. About 30 inches (75 cm) long. Weighs about 3-1/2 pounds (1.5 kilos). Before I became a fat, old man I carried that axe, with a small folding saw, in my backpack.
In remote sites, that axe and folding saw provided us shelter, fire and made building animal traps easier.
In an emergency, the axe or a folding military style shovel (one side of the blade sharpened) can even be weapons.
By the way it should be interesting to see you participating Alone show.
i am sure you will get it easily.
Thin Thread Advised "Our business is life itself."
from what I read, they were only allowed to choose a maximum of 2 emergency rations. So you needed to pick 2 other items.
You should start like a challenge where you challenge other camping youtubers like joe robinet and others where you do it first campout where you can only bring 10 items and have to survive for like 5 days like if you agree
Mine...
• Silky Saw Katanaboy. 5ft of saw, foldable..
• Big Knife/chopper.
• Smaller blade.
• sleeping Bag or Good quality Hammock with bug netting permanently on it.
• cooking pot
• bow or crossbow. If allowed AR-15.22LR Rifle (+ammo as separate item.)
• fire steel/magnesium rod combo set..
• Food supplies. Raman Noddles. Lightweight, etc..6-8lbs of them would be 4 boxes of them, each box with 16 packets of noodles.
"Saw Girl," lol... I'd take both, but I understand your reasoning...
Another great video, Lilly-- Thank you !!
Thanks for sharing your choices.
Welll we on Vancouver Island are happy to have had the pleasure of having you here 😀 ya that's the down part of being in a rain forest.....
You should apply Lilly - go for it! :)
Aww! Thanks so much Steven for your kind words :)
My wife and i both said the same thing! Go for it Lilly!
Come on Lilly...just apply for it. You are so awesome and you should totally do it
Joe Robinet, one of Canada's bushcraft, canoeing, and fishing stars, TH-cam influencer also, lasted only 3 days on Alone. He lost his ferrocium fire starter after dropping it in the black sand on the beach on northern Vancouver Island. The guy is absolutely brilliant in the outdoors under virtually any conditions, canoes hundreds of klicks on solo trips, and has outdoor skills that are the equal of anyone I've seen (IMHO). He was sick about having to tap so early, but knew his limits (there was no way to start a friction fire in that environment, which is basically temperate rain forest. I would love to see Lilly on Alone as well as on Naked and Afraid.
Friction fire is definitely possible in that environment. As randy from season 2 proved. Joe's just a quitter.
Was that the big bad Wolf walking pass in the background, off to Little Red Riding Hoods grandma house. You miss out on a click bait title there Lilly.
My 10 items:
1) Cook pot
2) Multi-tool (Carleigh's tragedy convinced me)
3) Sleeping bag
4) Fishing kit
5) Bow/arrows
6) Ferro rod
7) Axe (saws are great for felling/sectioning, but you still need to split and large-scale carve)
8) Knife
9) Titanium water bottle (sometimes you need to carry water)
10) I'm also thin, so maybe 2 pounds of emergency rations
Scratch that. Paracord before rations.
Sister, I have more than a little bit extra around the ribs! H A ! Thank you for the comprehensive list and explaining your reasoning for choosing the items you did.
My list .Large sturdy knife ,heavy gage plastic sheet ,fire steel , fishing kit , sleeping bag would be a luxury to take depending on location . I am from northern Canada and have gone on week long camps with nothing more than my knife and a sheet of plastic .however the resources available in my area are very plentiful which helps greatly
like your choices, but would definately include fire steel
Yea... She shouldn't make it more harder than it would already be. The first 3 days you'll be like, yes made a fiction fire. The 4th day she'll be like dammit, I want my fire steel... Lol. K.I.S.S.
Completely agree. I would take a way to make fire every time.
There may be alot more to the Aboriginal way of keeping coals alive than we know. there is no time to learn a new skill, so, get the fire stick.
@@iceblu333 this is why one should always keep a coal going day or night with punk wood and that is your first priority at the beginning of the day and at the end of the day . That coal extender should also have it's on protection from the environment. Just my thoughts. But when one gets good deplete of food the brain suffers too.
@MichaelKingsfordGray excellent point sir !
Lilly, send this video to the 'survival show'....you are one in a million, and I think they will see that! Maybe out you on, or at least a clip!
I am surprised that you have time to actually watch television lol
The Corona RS 4040 has a 6.5-inch blade with an aggressive Razor Tooth pull cut design which quickly cuts through wood with about 50 % less effort. Closed it is only 8.5-inches long, 2.5-inches wide and 1-inch thick. It has a side lock button which locks the blade in both open and closed position and it doesn’t accidentally release the blade during use as many top locks do. It only weighs 5.2 ounces. It has a slightly curved blade and this curve continues into the handle making this a very comfortable saw to use.
When the zombies attack, I wanna be on your team. ;O)
Hi Lilly, Thanks for posting this thoughtful video. I liked all of your choices but I would definitely add a really heavy duty fire-steel and probably some paracord as well just as a means of covering a Basic 5 C’s kit! Next item would probably be a multi tool.
Dave and Brooke Whipple said they wish they had left the fry pan at home and taken a Leatherman instead. Yeah the multi tool is a good choice.
what i whould bring-
1) Greatsword
2) AK 47
4) phone with uber eats installed
5) Trailer
6) Hoodie
7) Animal spray
8) Grenade
9) Grenade
10) orbital strike beacon
Great choices Lilly. One more thing I would consider is a multi tool. I rarely use them but if you have to remove a fish hook or something...
Very interesting video Lilly. Good reasoning for the items on your list. I agree with the saw vs the ax too. With a large enough knife, it would be just fine for some light chopping service. I would outlast everyone if it was based on weight! I have spare for days. LOL Side note and just a thought, take your camera off auto focus for this sort of static situation.
Worked with axe and saw. You can saw nearly anything. I hate using an axe on a small fallen piece of wood; it just bounces up and down. Yeah, there are tricks to work with that, but...
I am old and arthritic give me a good saw and I can cut wood faster and with less energy required than most any good Ax man.
@@LarryVickery this old man agrees with you !
1.Two pounds snare wire
2. multi tool SOG
3. Two pounds fishline (use multitool to make gorge hooks)
3. Two quart pot.
4. Sleeping bag
5. Tarp
6. Ferro rod
7. Machete
8&9 rations
10. My dog he will feed himself enjoys hunting.
I would definitely take food rations, fishing gear, ferro rod, sleeping bag, knife, head lantern, parra cord. Other items...?
Knife sharpener in case of dents and chips in your knife. For normal sharpening, you can use river stones, but it’s hard to remove chips/rolled edges.
Lily... Some in the field have told me that even the best saws (especially Silkys) can break. The blades tend to bend and snap. It's why I would agree with everything you said for the exception of the saw. An Axe can be multi purpose and be more useful if your knife is lost. Just my take on it... :) Good list tho...
I'm not as advanced as you as far as bushcrafting and survival. But I was wondering why you didn't pick cordage for one of your items because that is hard to reproduce in nature and you use cordage a lot
Me too i kept waiting for it!!
What do you use it for that you can't find a way around?
Fishing line could do
She did mention a fishing kit including fishing line.
still you would need a lot of fishing line to equal any kind of real cordage
Great Video! I would take...
1. Tarp -
2. Sleeping Bag
3. Closed Cell Foam mat - Protection from the ground and a good nights sleep
4. Billy Can
5. Large Knife
6. Folding Bowsaw
7. Fishing Items
8. Ferro Rod
9. Bow and Arrows
10. Slingshot with ammo
Did you apply for the show? I would campaign for you to be on it.
I want a season of alone with all the TH-cam survivalists vs. preppers.
They also cheated with a multitool even though they probably only could use some of the tools.
Jason Nysa Cleomedes
Shows are productions geared toward entertainment for the viewers; what we see here is much more real...
Gail Stone, thank you. Most of these "reality" shows are geared towards entertainment. They were created to fill a niche, this one being the survivalist, prepper community. The producers, would never allow anything to happen to a contestant, or allow them to do anything that Hollywood wouldn't approve of.
So getting dropped off in the woods with your gear and camera gear to building your own shelter from scratch and forage for food is not real? Yet, the people on here take off their camera and go back home for food. Lily said she would be skin in bones in "Alone" as she would not get carbohydrates. I guess the animals walking around are robots. I guess when contestants get hurt on alone (i.e. cut themselves with axes or hook themselves with fish hooks) it was all planned. I guess one contestant staged his fear of wolves/panthers/bears. I guess they really simulate the weight droppage and the constipation very well. Did you ever watch the show? This isn't your garden variety "reality" TV show, where people are fighting yet no one in public even is watching.
Lilly, you are now my spirit animal.
Great list, great logical choices, and great critical thinking. Excellent.
You would be great on “alone” but a lot of us would love to see you on “Naked and afraid “.
Bruce McIntyre more like naked and annoying. All they do is whine.
About the saw...they get dull and soon become useless. You'd be using it all the time so I would bring a light axe. I've chopped wood with a dull axe and it still worked like 85%. You could sharpen an axe on a choice rock but you're out of luck with a saw unless you waste a slot on a file. Love the show.
Hey Lily,
Are you concidering taking a dog with you again?
I loved to see you in nature with your dog and I am sorry to bring this up if the wounds are a bit too fresh.
I only discovered your channel a few weeks ago. I ABSOLUTELY LOVE IT!!! You have a great way of communicating with your audience. Keep up the great work.
You should go on the show
You are forever our favorite outdoor person!
10 bottles of wine
10 bottles of vodka
Dr Deadbeat
8 jugs, AND a gun, ammo... And oh yeah, water 🤣
Doctor comatose going to sleep the entire time with his 10 bottles of wine LOL
10 bottles of rum
Lol naaa. You can ferment your wine from berries as they already have yeast on them and sugar in them 😊 take a few months though.
Thanks Lilly! I thought I knew what you'd pick, but you know better than I do what is useful in the wilderness, and I learned a few things from your list.
I do have a question though. You mentioned using friction to start a fire. I think most people would assume that means a bow drill. Can you make one from green wood?
I think maybe the energy you save with the saw you waste on the bow drill perhaps?
Steve MacInnis
Strictly from a burning calories point of view, a saw is definitely more efficient than an axe. When you are out there for two or three months, calories burned is very important.
Steve MacInnis
Me personally, I would take both. A few months ago I would have thought an ax was more efficient, but I have changed my mind after reading so many comments about how much more efficient a saw is.
My top 15 items are listed below roughly in the order of importance. I might swap a few items around depending on the location.
1. Ferro rod
2. Multi-tool with file
3. 2 qt pot with lid & handles
4. Estwing 26 inch steel handled ax
5. Synthetic -40 sleeping bag
6. Line + 24 Fish hooks & 1 sewing needle
7. Paracord
8. Saw (with leather blade guard)
9. Bow or Sling bow & arrows
10. Shovel (with sharpened edge)
11. Trapping wire
12. Knife
13. 12 x 12 White tarp
14. Gill net
15. Rations
Steve MacInnis
That is a list of my top 15 items for the alone show. I realize I could only take 10. If I were going to a really wet region I would probably move the 12 x 12 tarp into the top 10 and take something else out of the top 10. If I were going to be close to the ocean, I might move the gillnet into the top 10.
An Axe can do several things that a saw can't do. I would use an axe for splitting firewood, whereas I would use the saw for cutting logs into shorter blocks of wood.
I might actually use the saw for felling trees. Or possibly use both by cutting the Notch in the tree with the axe and cutting the back cut with the saw.
I would use the back of the axe head as a hammer for pounding Stakes into the ground or breaking rocks into smaller pieces or any other tasks that would require a hammer.
I would also use the back of the axe head as a digging tool for doing things like digging a fire pit or digging for grubs and worms to use as fishing bait.
I could also use the steel handled axe as a strong pry bar.
The axe might be better for quickly delimbing logs if I wanted to build a log cabin such as Randy did this season.
I could use the axe for killing small animals at close range such as snakes or porcupines or opossums or whatever.
While not real likely, the axe could potentially be used as a defensive weapon against animals. I would not want to use an axe to defend myself against wolves or bears, but it would be better than nothing.
As I previously mentioned, a saw would be more efficient from a calorie standpoint for cutting firewood and for cutting logs for shelters. The saw also would be better for making precise cuts for doing things like building a log cabin. A saw would also be good for making paiute dead fall traps such as Larry made this season.
Unfortunately, I most likely won't ever go on the show. But at least I can sit on my couch and think about the things that I would use and how I would go about everything.
i'm thinking, skinny or not, Lily is going to last longer than two weeks. she is a seasoned bushcrafter. i know i'd want to team up with her in a dual survival challenge!
SRC
I don't agree with some of her choices for her top 10 list, but I would still be willing to take her on the Naked and Afraid show with me. She certainly has more survival and camping experience than me.
Not sure which 10 items to pick I see everybody picking the same 10 items we’re pretty close to it, definitely a multi tool 1, large folding saw 2, ferrocerium rod 3, I like to make fire easy, bow and arrow 4, sleeping bag 5, Gillnet 6, hooks and fishing wire 7, snare wire 8, and food rations 9and 10, Love you TH-cam channel, be safe.
*1 Mix Tape of the song "Alone" by Heart*
I'm Only Happy When it Reigns perfect.
The more I think about it, the more I want to see Lilly and Matt Graham do a Dual Survival type show. I would definitely watch that!
You should participate. Would love to see you win 👍🏼
A tarp
A wool blanket
A large knife
A large mouth stainless bottle
A folding saw
A fire steel
A 100 feet 550 cord
A cotton cloth for filter
A gill net to fish with
A African short spear
Of course it also depend on how long your gonna be in the field
I'm wondering if you might select a book such as the Bible or some other major work. It just seems to me that being alone and having no access to media if having something to read might not do you a lot of good mentally?
yes great for fire lighting . . . .
That's also what I thought as well as once you read a page you could then tear it out to use like that if you wanted.
1.Survival knife 2.firestarter 3. Water filter,canteen 4.sogfasthawk 5.paracord 6. 12x12tarp for shelter 7.military messkit 8. Selfcrank flashlight 9. Firstaid kit 10. Pack to carry in
If you need a little more around your waist, you should cook a few more of those awesome steaks at your bug out camp! LOL! I cracked up when you said to comment below if anyone disagrees with your choices... don't worry. They will! hahaha
i have applied for season 7 and will no in due time if I'm going or not and my 10 items are as follow notw im 6ft and 160lbs at this time and gaining more weight..... 1- Sleeping bag, 2- 3.5 lbs Trapping wire ( to make Snares and fish hooks), 3- Axe, 4- Saw, 5- Bow & 6 arrows, 6 - Paracord ( for fishing line and net building) , 7- Multi-tool, 8- Hunting Knife, 9- 2qt Pot & Lid, 10- Ferro Rod
Survival lily, I recommend checking out zachary fowlers channel. He's was season 3 I believe, and a good survivalist. He's really nice and good at winning the cameras
I am pretty sure Lilly knows about Zach's channel.
Really like Ur thinking on this...one of the few times being slim isn't always the best way to start the game. Although I believe that there's many people who can do the Alone challenge...there's not many who can go to places not currently inhabited by people & "thrive"- not just surviving the area longer than the others, but actually get set up to live yr n & yr out. Usually there's a reason why it's uninhabited n this day & time. Lilly, Ur honesty is quite admirable! Locations dictate who can survive & even thrive...those that can work harmoniously with nature r the ones who r able to thrive the best. Awesome video & keep up the great work!!😎😎😎💯👍👍👍👍👍👍
9 women and a fish hook
No no no! Women are not objects. You don't mean that.
If a "kit" is considered one item rather than counted separately by each item within it, I actually find myself having a bit of trouble getting to the ten-item limit:
1. Canteen kit(canteen, stove, cup, carrying pouch)
2. military sleep system(basically two sleeping bags and a waterproof cover, with a compression sack)
3. fixed-blade knife
4. Hammer-back tomahawk(as opposed to a hatchet, because I want it to be easy to replace the handle in case it breaks)
5. Ferro rod
6. Tarp/poncho
7. Brick of emergency lifeboat rations
8. Paracord
9. A paperback book.
10. Tobacco pouch(I can make a pipe in the field, and if I'm feeling particularly bold I might even replace the Hammer-back tomahawk with a pipehawk), or a flask of strong liquor.
So that's 10, and as you can see I went to some lengths to fill out the list. If we're talking about absolute essentials I don't really see myself needing anything more than that, and there's room in there to pare down a bit if individual kits items count separately(the book and intoxicants are obviously very much luxury items and could easily be cut out to allow for essentials), so I'm pretty confident that I could make myself fairly comfortable with a 10-item limit. If we were to call it 15, and count kits as single items, I'd be living like absolute royalty, relatively speaking given the circumstances.
Plus I'm quite a husky fellow, plenty of carbohydrates on my person by default, so speaking in terms of this TV program, with the aforementioned pack at my side, I would show up, chest-out like a Viking, kick every butt in sight, and emerge at the end with my ass hairy, my gut abundant, and ready to stay a few more days as a vacation.
Oh, and I suppose I might as well include my alternative, super-alpha list:
SUV
Memory foam mattress
Arctic sleeping bag
10 gallon water reservoir with spigot
Hefty Bushcraft knife with ferro rod in the handle.
Large brick of Life boat rations
Last four item slots traded for carbohydrate rations from the producers.
assuming we can bring the clothes on our back without counting them on the list, my shoelaces will be made out of paracord so I'll be able to fashion my own bow. Every other participant will be begging to trade oral sex for a place in my camp.
Lilly
Wine
Sleeping bag for 2
Wedding ring
Fire steel
Life straw
Lilly
Lilly
Lilly
Lilly
I'm ready
I am stillyet 'another "Alone fan" that agrees that you SHOULD go on that survival program.Half a million for doing what comes natural to you Lilly.I truly believe that you could do this.Oh..by the way ..your right.."Mat Graham" is the best survivalist that I've seen..
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1000 roll?
Hi Lilly, interesting items, but I'm surprised at so many rations though, although I'm not as trained as you are with survival techniques, so what do I know. lol :) Anyway, strictly speaking Mongolia, I'd bring these items :
1 - Axe (splitting a lot of fire wood mainly, shelter construction)
2 - Saw (fire wood, shelter construction)
3 - Cook pot/lid (the largest they allow)
4 - Customized multi tool (2 knives, custom gouge tool, other assorted crafting tools, and pliers)
5 - Fishing hooks/line
6 - Paracord (various colors)
7 - Bow/arrows (3 broad tip, 3 field tip)
8 - Sleeping bag
9 - Ferro rod
10 - Rations
I always thought it would be fun to go on Alone, I think I would do good, although I don't know if I could win. It would be great to see you on the show, I'd love to see what creative things you would come up with. Love your channel Lilly, Rock On!
Mongolia??!!? ... Gun, gun, gun , gun, gun, gun, gun, gun, ammo... And water. 🤣
Mongolia is full of desert and mountain and coooooold
I doubt that they would have allowed firearms and ammunition. Many countries have very strict laws regarding firearms. Even bows and arrows. I'm actually surprised that they would show killing animals on the show.
Paul Wolf
I'm feeling a little confused...
She is not actually in Mongolia
Guns to protect yourself from what?
Maybe from cold weather? Who knows... 😉
Gail. You're the one who said about guns. Not me. I'm only stating a simple fact. Most non-Western countries have strict laws regarding firearms. Btw, knowing Lilly from what I've observed, I doubt she would need one. She's very intelligent and very knowledgeable. Btw, also I know that she's not in Mongolia. She's using that and Vancouver island, as explanations. She's in her bug out shelter in Austria.
1 sleeping bag kit 2 cooking pot with lid 3 large folding saw 4 Survival Lilly Knife 5 large Ferro rod 6 fishing kit 7 550 paracord 8 shovel 9 bow and arrow 10 AX
6th yee im early!!! Love ur vids btw
You have a nice little video channel here on youtube. I wish I had videos of when my dad, brother, grandfather and I did extreme camping in the Adirondack mountains hunting big game. I didn't have a video camera back then and we didn't have youtube. I think it would have been great to have recorded that stuff. We went in about 18 miles by boat in the winter with about 4 other guys, so that made 8 of us. There were times we didn't know if we would even get out of those mountains alive. Even though I have been on these kind of life threatening excursions I still find the nice videos such as yours interesting. Keep doing what you do.
My wife and I watch Alone as well. It is one of our favorite shows. Top ten items: sleeping bag, bush-craft knife, a pot, axe, collapsible saw, metal canteen, 40ftx40ft tarp, fire-steel, 100ft paracord, Fishing kit. Although I do not know if the fishing kit is considered one item.