10 Wilderness Survival Tips and Bushcraft Skills you need to know!

[@jackcapell8471]

Boiling water without a bowl now that was pretty amazing man. I had no idea what you were going to do. You have either learned from the best in survival or you are a genius. Or both lol

[@Richard-r1x7d]

It is what cave men and the like did. You can use a hollow in a rock as well etc

[@rchristie5401]

ilmao only a couple of 1000 years too late!!! I guess you never imagined how the native Americans boiled water

[@Al-Hunt-acrylic-painter]

In the army they teach you how to boil water in a paper bag and an orange peel.

[@RichardGolD-wz3is]

Nooo not amazing that's how our way of life the ancestors, you people from city must humble yourself and life in the Forest for mental health

[@jansteyn7477]

Great ideas, except the burning of that tent peg, you should have just used the shavings. And saved the rest of the peg for more fire starters or some other use later. Most plastics can be shredded for fire starters. Preparing that match should have been done at home. With vaseline or nail polish, prior to trying to survive, out in the bush, but yes, it's still a great idea. Using a straw or that plant as a blow pipe for starting a fire works great.

[@__-pl3jg]

I was familiar with all of these methods except the wet punkwood one. So, I'm glad I watched to the end of the video. Thanks for sharing :).

[@WoodsboundOutdoors]

Glad you were able to learn something new.. I try to include things that aren't as well known

[@theyearwas1473]

There is an amazing amount of advanced beginner knowledge on here that I really enjoy being able to show people who don't know much. Definitely a lot of real practical stuff enhancing basic skills

[@nycwen]

Love this compilation of your camping/survival tips and tricks! So useful!

[@3n3ru]

You put some of these outdoors guys to shame! Great tips~ I always learn something new from you!

[@WoodsboundOutdoors]

Glad you enjoy! 👍

[@cornfarts]

What about that girl with the hard nipples?

[@goganlole1038]

no bullcrap and full explanations. I love your vids and shorts you are a good teacher. that vine trick was really neat, never heard that one

[@2fishes-q5h]

Been practicing survival techniques for decades. Nice easy demonstrations that are useful anywhere? Always happy to learn new tricks, even at 70 years old! Thnx for the show, well done! Especially the water bottle. Brilliant!

[@janemonroe921]

This is one of the BEST survival tip videos I’ve seen. Thank you❤

[@draytonwright6345]

It was actually

[@P40gin]

These are gold! Subscribed!

[@enricomanazzone6878]

this is the first time i see a video of true survivle skills, ty

[@ryimscaith1593]

For your pine pitch torch, you can quad-split a fatwood branch the same way and just light the fatwood end. A two inch diameter branch used as a torch like this will burn for 4-6 hours. For tinder, carry a pencil sharpener. Yes, the little plastic ones. Just find a dry branch the approximate diameter and twist as much tinder as you need.

[@beachobsession29]

good idea about the pencil sharper

[@edwardfletcher7790]

Metal dual size pencil sharpeners are FANTASTIC for fire lighting in adverse conditions 👍

[@matthewwilliams3827]

This is one of the best instructional bushcraft videos I’ve seen recently, thank you!

[@bobkin611]

Please make more of these. Love the quick but very useful and important informational videos. There are tons on YT, but I like your videos a lot. Very entertaining

[@shez5964]

Have you watched any Les Hiddens videos? He's also know as The Bush Tucker Man (tucker is old fashioned Australian slang for food). He became famous in the 1990s for his t.v shows. His knowledge regarding survival is 2nd to none. These skills can be transferred to any country with wilderness type places.

[@ValerieDee123]

No I haven't. My Uncle was a survivalist. He went by Tuck. That's why you're comment got my attention.

[@boblouden6663]

Les was a regular army officer.with 2 deployments in South Vietnam 1967/68. Rank Major. Retired ARA and continued in Reserves working lot with north QLD Aboriginals.

[@FromAgonyToLight]

These are actually applicable, useful, and simple!!

[@pailhorsegaming6762]

The part that I find to be the best endorsement for your methods is the fact you actually eat/drink the food or water you get!

[@stelley08]

great tips! for water purification I've heard of ppl filtering bad water through a small piece of pine. The set up being 2 plastic water bottles joined at the necks with a tight seal using a piece of pine branch, the top water bottle full of bad water which slowly filters through the pine wood into the bottom bottle

[@ruffinogold5440]

Finally a video worth watching . Well done

[@screenname6829]

I'm definitely adding "burn bowls" to my personal list of things I need to remember. That seems a lot easier than carving a damn bowl.

[@desireer6915]

I have learned SO MUCH from your channel! Thank you!❤

[@draytonwright6345]

Really enjoy this guy's videos. He's pretty awesome and knows alot

[@paulk119]

I was pretty tired of all these survival videos until I found yours. This is a pretty great video, man. Good job not having an annoying intro or constant ads. Good job. I actually appreciate your content.

[@plant.more.trees.]

Great bunch of ideas! Thank you, I’m gonna try some out

[@stevenkeithley4336]

Great video bud keep'em coming. Wishing you and yours the best. Stay safe and be well brother. 👊😎🤙🔥🍻🇺🇸

[@WoodsboundOutdoors]

Thank you and will do 👍 same to you

[@herrgnarf5947]

These were some really good tips that I haven't seen on other videos, yet. Thanks!

[@ericathompsen8110]

Awesome video and thank you so much for making it ❤️👍

[@paullarussa7501]

Totally liked your video, awesome tips

[@galevalenti7759]

I really enjoy your content. Straight to the point and interesting. Ty.

[@ryanlemley4866]

Great video guy. A lot of useful info in a short time. Glad I watched.

[@wendypacheco7438]

Nice tips! I’ve known a lot of them from camping as a kid and then watching survival KZbinrs a lot. There were a couple I didn’t know though.

[@madelynbetras3725]

Best content creator there is!

[@richardhanechak2177]

Thank you in advance for saving my life.

[@andthentheyallfook8582]

Title: *Pine Man*

[@peacefulscrimp5183]

Great video 👍 You have a new subscriber 👌

[@chrisjust2855]

Absolutely brilliant, thank you for sharing.

[@Survival_in_the_wild]

🔥Life hacks for survival in the forest, this is when you have nothing from equipment and you do everything with your bare hands, and you get fire and food and drinking water and cookware and cook food, boil water, build shelter... and the rest is just pampering, although you also need to know.

[@liborrajm2916]

Some impressive stuff and ideas here. Well done.

[@teamcq9204]

All your tips are amazing.

[@jannovos716]

Sometimes I can't wait to use these tricks. But probably first time trying I'll fail to remember em properly or something. I'm going to write this kind of stuff down.

[@dougbotimer8005]

Impressive, real tips demonstrated.

[@Dorje17]

Brilliant,thanks!

[@ChefRengar]

Thank you for the tips. Keep up the great content dude

[@themarekch]

❤ fantastic video with so much great information and tips and tricks.

[@bridgetphillips7462]

These are great tips! Thank you!

[@PlatinumZee]

AWESOME! Thank you

[@309freddie]

Amazing stuff!

[@Ntmoffi]

Very useful information here! Thanks for sharing.

[@dplj4428]

Thanks!

[@dplj4428]

Informative, practical and enjoyable.

[@WoodsboundOutdoors]

Thank you! Glad you enjoyed

[@ruck-a-tron]

A lot of these channels have stupid tips; yours happen to be very useful. Water proofing the matches was pretty cool. I'll definitely have to try the mosquito repellent trick too.

[@livelystone]

Great video, man! I thank you kindly

[@justinhachey4931]

This is probably the most fascinating educational survival tip video I have ever seen and iv seen hundreds . Congratulations what an amazing job . I just subscribed. Cheers mate

[@louel9272]

That punk wood trick is awesome because we don't have tinder fungus in my area, and most bushcraft videos show tinder fungus as a way to carry fire.

[@darylefleming1191]

Short and to the point. Subscribed because you are not pimping your channel just good info.

[@joaonobre7500]

Amazing video!

[@InnovatorAlvin]

I am watching all these to upload into my subconscious mind for later use in life if ever needed

[@humblewarrior6585]

Great Tips !!!

[@raptorkravmaga9977]

👍👍✔✔Great video.

[@adammeade2045]

You got a sub out of me for this one, awesome work man so many ideas in one video!

[@JCG0001]

Lots of cool stuff here I've never seen.

[@4rah46]

Great tips explained well, thanks for the helpful presentation

[@cha0siithe0ry19]

Those were awesome tips and tricks

[@fa1576]

Valuable, thank you for sharing...

[@edwardfletcher7790]

Excellent tips here ! Thank you for your wonderful relaxing videos ! 👍

[@simonwoll]

Awesome tips!

[@RS4393]

The broken BIC can also be scraped to make shaving to help start a fire. Much the same way as the plastic tent peg.

[@jamescameron7633]

Awesome bro great knowledge

[@tracyhardyjohnson1315]

I love watching these tips, simple yet ingenious. I know I wouldn't remember them if I needed to, though. Guess I need to get a slim little notebook and take notes. Also take some time to go outside and practice them all. 😎

[@KK-fr9nb]

Very nice tips.

[@stefanschaldemose3561]

👍Thank's for sharing

[@ValerieDee123]

Just came across your channel. Its awesome. I did not know about the matches.

[@rcsontag]

Works only for strike-anywhere matches.

[@Einherjar_17]

Impresionante!, muchas gracias!.

[@hawkesoutdoors]

nice #survival video

[@spiritwhispers667]

brilliant

[@ScottRauber]

This is good. TY!!!

[@plywoodcarjohnson5412]

Or bring a mini burner, and 4 butane cans. Excellent for frying meat, starting fires and lighting up the dark. Lasts one week or longer if you don't use them constantly.

[@3lluminatiii]

Thanks for showing us how to make char wood! I was looking at char clothes too, and some people make the process seem more complicated.

[@beachobsession29]

Boiling water without a pot was neat. Not seen that done on any of the surviver shows yet.

[@donoberloh]

Good for a stationary position. A smaller, portable, one can aid in water gathering also.

[@Of_infinite_Faith]

I love these vids sadly i live in a desert 😅

[@dicksonanthony1]

Awesome video. Definitely learned a lot

[@jeremydeansausages1985]

Awesome. Im wanting to spend alot of time camping solo in the wilderness this year in way north cali during the winter. Never rone it but im craving it

[@cheryldenkins1597]

Crushed yarrow also helps blood to clot. Use on wounds to help stop bleeding, pack a bloody nose.

[@AttemptMade]

What if you melted some pine sap and soaked the charred punk wood in it? Would that made a good torch?

[@jacobsemar8993]

Good information....

[@ljquinn4655]

Thank you

[@deepanshumalhotra9156]

Very cool none of this has been shown on any survival show on tv

[@HC-ge2ej]

Great survival tips

[@robertwagner2079]

Dryer lint soaked in paraffin is an excellent fire starter. Burns for a while and only cost is paraffin.

[@a1kilthire]

You are awesome

[@twilightgardenspresentatio6384]

Great charred punk!

[@jack_handsome2393]

Awesome.

[@Rebelmutt507]

I remember the water boiled trick from when I was a child I yell at survivalist on TV to do it lol

[@thebigfellar7178]

You know some cool stuff, that's for sure. I so miss camping. I have an entire shed of camping and outdoor gear just sitting and gathering dust. Every year I tell the wife I'm going back into our mountain's. But I never do. Me and my cousin ran into an animal that is not suppose to exist. She almost killed both of us. And we were both armed. Sheer luck saved us. I think it was divine intervention. But it was a bloody awful incident. My cousin moved to the city and has never gone into the mountains since. I do, but I'm armed to the teeth. I look like a pirate. But as the sun sets, I'm always back out. I used to be known for my woods craft. I was trained and mentored by a Cree Indian he was my best friend too. He had a lot of stories about them. I never dreamed in a million years I'd be ambushed by one ,ya know. Never go into the mountains or vast unpopulated areas without a 45 or bigger. I have #3 44's a BFR, and 45's Glock 20 etc. I also carry an Alexander Arms 50 Beowulf, or AK, or AR's as well, and a Hawk made in India and a Cold Steel Frontier Bowie. Both razors sharp. And I'm still afraid. That #1 incident changed my whole life. But it's different "when you know"" they are actually out there. And they are. And they aren't friendly at all. Peace.

[@StevenKeery]

Thebigfellar: The Squirrels must be bigger on your side of the Pond.

[@thebigfellar7178]

@@StevenKeery lol yea they are. Hear it all the time. I tell my story and get all kinds of nice comments. ya know I've never gotten a red penny for telling it. But boy oh boy do I get a lot of nice comments and people telling me how deranged I am. And just nice people. Same with the early American Indians and settlers from the 16th century till present they had a lot to gain too. I'm sure they were made fun of too. I guess they had a lot to gain too. Liars and frauds one and all. Peace.

[@gerryboudreaultboudreault2608]

You can start a fire with ice only (ie in winter). Just find a suitable chunk which can act as a magnifying glass to concentrate sun's rays...

[@strixt]

I just want you to be aware, I clicked this video just to comment that I very much appreciate the fact that you didn't call these "hacks." I am now going to watch the video, and even subscribe because of that.

[@SuperUnknownNetwork]

I will bless those who bless you, and whoever curses you I will curse; and all peoples on earth will be blessed through you

[@cronaman3196]

4:18 THAT WAS ALOT OF EFFORT TO MAKE SAFE TO DRINK WATER. I couldve made dinner and bed and a tent. Also i live in an area where you can climb to the top of a mountain and drink from its springs.

[@101ablerudeboy]

I wrote down the highlights to try these out next time I'm in the mountains!

[@somename152]

boil clear found water for 1 min but if it's not clear boil it for 5