4 Day 4 Night Primitive Survival Challenge. Debris Shelter. Raised Bed. Venison Jerky. Foraging.

In this video, I am in Wiltshire with Wilderness Survival Skills, taking part in the Hunter Gatherer Challenge, a four day, four night solo primitive survival challenge using very limited kit. Armed with just a belt knife, a folding saw, a billy can, 3 metres of paracord and a few essential emergency items, I head off into the forest to build a shelter and bed, make fire by friction, forage for food, make a primitive hunting bow (including a knapped flint arrow head) and live as comfortably as I can using the natural materials found around me.
This is part one of the challenge, covering the first two days. Part two will continue shortly.
The kit and clothing taken on the challenge will be covered in an upcoming video.
I hope you enjoy the video and thanks for watching!
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[@Lightandlovetoyou]

The man’s exhausted and he still managed to get so many good shots ! That’s dedication

[@KentSurvival]

That was brilliant Simon, you did such a great job, not only on the challenge but the unseen challenge of filming it all whilst that busy! well done mate. Looking forward to the rest, I like processed acorns, great coffee, though I can never get enough tannin out to stop it making me fart haha

[@Draculhuhn]

Lols!!!! Andy....😂😂😂😂😂

[@simonablokeinthewoods]

Hahaha! It must be a diuretic too, because I was up four times in the night to pee after eating them! Thanks mate!!

[@jamesfleming555]

Simon, thank for truthfully showing that starting fire with a bow drill takes time and effort! Too many others show a perfect 8-10 strokes of the bow and VOILA FIRE! BS. So I appreciate how you showed multiple attempts. And that your first lean-to was not perfect, just workable. Adding the various berries and herbs to the pot is also good. The liquid has most of the nutrients. Good vid, thanks.

[@simonablokeinthewoods]

Cheers James! Yeah, always a workout!! 😂

[@bryanpittman2545]

No if he had made a dry area where even his mess ups fell in dry(as dry as he could) wood. He would have done far better. You can watch literally 3 cuts of him bowing right in a patch of wet grass. The 2 more literally on top of a patch. It takes time and he did well, but definitely has improvement in developing a fire environment.

[@carolenorton3104]

Hi Simon. I watch all your videos but this was one of your best, which I really enjoyed, thank you for filming the challenge.

[@hippyswift]

Watching a bloke in the woods whilst camping in the woods 😎 great job Simon keep it up.

[@jorns6678]

I also like to take bushcraft video's with me to watch near the campfire :)

[@anthonyjacobs6790]

Absolutely your best ever video. Thank you for an absolutely honest look at true bushcraft, warts and all. Better than anything I've seen on TV.

[@simonablokeinthewoods]

Thank you Anthony!! 😁

[@blindhowlingdrunk]

Honestly these guys are absolute legends, they are single handedly creating really excellent and fascinating content. I literally can’t watch the crap that is served up on telly these days.

[@LeighRobinsonBushcraft]

The Bow Drill is a very different beast when you're tired, hungry and thirsty. Add the pressure of knowing that you absolutely must make fire and it can become a difficult challenge quickly. It only takes a couple of problems and you can feel your energy dwindling to nothing. Knowing that your chances are becoming smaller and smaller. Well done on getting it! Not many people are prepared to test their skills to this level. :) Great episode too!

[@simonablokeinthewoods]

Thank you Leigh!! Your book helped hugely - getting an ember is hard enough, I was really worried about my tinder too - everything was so damp - all that effort can easily be wasted when a damp tinder bundle sucks the heat out of your ember. Phew!!!! 😁👍🔥

[@100jen100]

@@simonablokeinthewoods @ 14.50 above your head in the tree it looks like the spirit of a deer departing, slow the playback down and have a look :-) great vid

[@jittisoolt5927]

This video series is nothing short of brilliant. This is why I mostly watch what I call “indie TV” if you see what I mean. Well done and thanks.

[@simonablokeinthewoods]

Thank you! 👍

[@pbrb123]

Thanks for the complete bow drill sequence - showing how hard it can be is the real deal and honest to boot! I can't say how many times I've failed to make a friction fire.

[@simonablokeinthewoods]

It’s not my favourite method that’s for sure!! 😂 good to practice it now and again though.......,I suppose! 🔥

[@paul2466]

Excellent video and great job Simon, I believe the only person happier to see that ember emerge,than Simon, was I, thank you

[@simonablokeinthewoods]

😅💨🔥👍

[@StewartJordan]

Actually applauded when you got the fire lit. Refreshing for someone to show how hard it can be, I hate the bowdrill, that's why I take multiple lighters and ferro rods whenever I can, but appreciate that it was part of your challenge. Well done.

[@simonablokeinthewoods]

Not my preferred method either - for the same reason!! 😂

[@Wanna.Wander]

Stewart Jordan I never leave “home sweet van” without a lighter... but that can fail as well, so I’m always prepared💜 happy trails

[@rodinsthinker6822]

Grettings form Sydney Australia ....... best 'outdoor' video I have seen on Utube ....... thank you for your authenticity !!!!

[@simonablokeinthewoods]

Thank you! 👍

[@lalaalalala]

i keep coming back to this series. it’s so good. you should do more survival stuff!

[@lalaalalala]

or even just foraging stuff. love it

[@stetomlinson3146]

Great video. Was I the only one blowing the ember into life with you? :) I actually cheered when it took! Very entertaining and knowledgable. Looking forward to part two. Thank you.

[@simonablokeinthewoods]

Thank you!! 🔥👍

[@bartjames100]

Great sticking it out. Great job on the fire also.

[@rickyclarke348]

Hi, Simon....I've been binge watching your videos for the last few days - enjoy them all - but this is the best one, yet.....It's inspired me to go out tomorrow night for a solo wild camp as I've Thursday and Friday off work. I've solo wild camped only once this year in the spring. As much as I'd like to give butchering a deer a good go, I'll be taking a pre packed steak from Aldis. 😆......Also, there's an awesome shelter already there at my disposal. 😃👌....Not that we're due any rain. 😁....I know I'm a bit behind, but keep up the great vids, and well done on this achievement/video, here. 👍

[@johnc6738]

Very nice. Finally someone shows the hard work to find enough food in the bush to survive. Not being careful or knowing what your doing will have you using much more than you take in. You actually showed the big part of the day is spent foraging. Didn't see it but putting you pot out in the rain to catch water? Great video.

[@simonablokeinthewoods]

Thanks John! It was non-stop work to keep fed and comfortable! I did collect rainwater, I dug a shallow pit and collected water in that. 👍💦

[@josephascroft4774]

Simon I love your positivity eg when you said it your shelter was leaking and your jerky was getting wet and your camera was getting wet, BUT! the venison was great and you’d had a good drink, and then that you slept reasonably well, it’s really positive and encouraging

[@papajeff5486]

Tough test. You’re doing okay, better than most. The rain of the UK is much like the rain of East Tennessee. It makes shelter a challenge. The hazel is nice though. You were fortunate to get some venison. Too bad about the water. Nice to see you out again. Thanks for sharing and working hard to video. We all know the videography makes the test just a lot tougher. Interested in Part II. TEXAS

[@UrbanGrrl69]

I admire your courage Simon taking on this challenge. Excellent stuff getting the fire, shelter and jerky. Looking forward to the next installment.

[@MultiOutdoorman]

Bow drilling like an expert ! … it always seems that the "squeak" is the magic sign that enough heat is there ( when i try it anyway) Whenever I try a bowdrill I find some types of wood never seem to make an ember, its something that people with your skill level make look so easy ! Thanks for sharing ! Si

[@dezmondwhitney1208]

A Real Shock to the system and quite a testing 4 days. What a challenge ! Excellent A Real Shock to the system. Great Report, Thank You.

[@mistymorning]

What a great challenge Simon the close shaves are part of the adventure . Me and a mate were hunting near skips hut in the whirinaki forest New Zealand it was still with no wind when a loud crack like lightning split the air as we both stood still in the following silence a new noise started as a tree 4 foot across and 100 foot high crashed down through the forest 50 meters from us awesome nature at its most impressive display of regeneration one of many great experiences. Thanks for sharing yours.🙏

[@simonablokeinthewoods]

That must have been quite un-nerving! Stunning experience though! 👍

[@eventsmorewithchrisg]

Granted, no tree fell that I knew of, but around 12/29/19, there was an ice storm that hit & I helped a friend of mine clear their driveway. There were 3 MASSIVE (& sounding like the apocalypse) style thunderstrikes. Someone mentioned "thundersnow" which I never heard of before, but I gather it's possibly pretty dangerous. Sure sounded that way

[@jchambers1191]

Impressive exercise, sir! Looking forward to part II...

[@ezracarson5427]

Thank you for showing us that it is ok to struggle with the bow drill and the reward of perseverance.

[@affalaffaa]

Note to self, if I ever try this. Wear a large tarp as a jacket and a sleeping bag as trousers. Haven't seen a decent bit of bushcraft in a while. I like this time of year, makes me want to get out around a fire again. Thanks for the upload.

[@schonbeardwildmark]

What an amazing challenge Simon! Tough four days and new wisdom. Reminds me of my military service with three days without food. What a mental test. Glad you made it and that the branch didn’t hit you mate. You capture the feeling, thanks 🙏🏻

[@dennisklijn5138]

Hi Simon, From bushcraft 2 full commando i see... you know what. ill just have 2 watch it again! RESPECT from the Netherlands and keep up your GOOD work and wight.

[@axerxes3981]

Simon.... you're a better man than I am! I admire your willingness to put yourself to the test and endure the cold and wet!! On the up side... learned a lot from watching you. Excellent video so far. Thanks for sharing.... and enduring!! Ax

[@jaywhite2759]

What a fantastic insight, I remember talking to Sam before he did this course a few years ago and then getting the lowdown after he had completed it. Really good to see you doing it and filming for our pleasure. Many thanks Jay

[@sarah.shorter]

Wow Simon, that branch. what a fright. Glad you were OK. Looking forward to the second part. I sweated each bit of the bow drill, not nearly as much as you I am sure, I commend your effort! So satisfying to see your fire going. Great challenge.

[@simonablokeinthewoods]

Thank you!! 😁

[@benny_mc]

What an experience! Thanks for taking us with you! Looking forward to watching part 2.....now :-)

[@jeremynorman7496]

Glad the branch missed mate. That was entertaining in the best way.......when bow drill didn't work I swore out loud...much to my wife's delight. Well done anyway.......and ''it's hossin' down'' made me feel right at home.Stay safe.

[@simonablokeinthewoods]

Hahaha -yes, I longed for my ferro rod that morning!! 🔥😁

[@robertlee8400]

By far one one my favorite bush crafters from across the pond . Stay safe Simon & lots of love from your cousins over in the United States 🇬🇧🤝🇺🇸

[@simonablokeinthewoods]

Thanks Robert! 👍

[@lincspreparednessandoutdoo2648]

That was bloody brilliant, your tenacity paid off, bravo!!!

[@MSJERSwenson]

Wow! excellent Simon...I have done some survival camps here in Canada and know what it is like to be miserable and cold but you showed that you can forage and survive. I am older now so better you than me lol Thanks for the video

[@MrPianoKnee]

Thanks, Simon. I plan to re-watch a couple more times. Regarding your close brush with gravity, I am reminded of the old real estate adage, "Location, location, location," something now enhanced in your excellent skillset. Good on you, mate, for your effort, plus the effort to tote us along with you. It is how we do under duress that counts. You get full marks for your level headedness and maintenance of good spirits.

[@simonablokeinthewoods]

Thank you! I was a very lucky boy!!

[@rodbennettakakampzite5448]

What an adventure! Thank you so much for sharing. Looking forward to the next one. ATB

[@josephascroft4774]

One of the best videos I’ve ever seen on KZbin ever, I really enjoyed watching this one, thank you 🙏🏻

[@SarahTree]

Wow! What a doozie of a video! I am so hoping that you got something with that arrow. This kind of stuff is proof positive that we would not have survived as a species if we were vegetarians. Thank you so much for sharing this 😊

[@simonablokeinthewoods]

I think you are right, without meat in our diet, we’d have starved during the winter months, when plant based food, nuts and berries were scarce. 👍🥩

[@rogerbond7811]

You are doing a lot better than I could, I would have been very cold, wet and hungry. I see hazel nuts, blackberries, acorns and Hawthorne berries most times I walk the dog. Waiting for part 2. Thanks for the video.

[@countesscable]

Utterly riveting. Best thing I’ve watched.

[@richardthomson203]

Belting filming Si, right back to basics, with great clutch of skills ! Keep that fire burning, you know it makes sense ! Cheers

[@jellybean3731]

Classic. The bestest bush craft/survival video I've seen by far. Many thanks Simon for taking us along with you... can't wait for part two.

[@simonablokeinthewoods]

Thank you!! 😁👍

[@kccox3446]

👋👋👋Simon wow !!! can't wait for part two

[@philipwallis5587]

Wow..great insight into true survival techniques with minimal kit available and against time and the elements ,having to start a fire with the bow drill.!! The pressure..😬 leaky lean too..and foraging for berries and roots...you were awesome !!! Well done Simon.. can't wait for the 2nd part 👍👍😀

[@simonablokeinthewoods]

Thanks Phil! It was tough, but hugely rewarding. 👍😁💦🔥

[@WiltshireMan]

Very enjoyable video Simon. Thankyou.

[@carolinesmyth127]

Proper reality show. Great vid! Got part 2 lined up 👍

[@geographyinaction7814]

Great job on the fire Simon; bloody tough going, and obviously very, very satisfying.

[@cmmc3400]

Subscribed, belled, shared, commented *duh...lol* and going to binge. Why you ask? Because of the food knowledge this video features. Any time someone does their grocery shopping in the field or forest, I get impressed.

[@simonablokeinthewoods]

Thank you Michelle! 👍👍👍

[@johngarroch]

You captured the reality of what it takes to survive in the woods. With all that rain I would have tried to collect some, with the dry bag. Always check for widowmakers.

[@vann8414]

You did a real fine job of protecting you kit at the first shelter.

[@stevewilson1616]

Thank you for sharing.. thought you had the fire a few times. Think i would have keep using the bow drill a little while after i thought i had a ember.. cant wait to see the rest of the footage.. i will have to wait. It is my turn in the woods, hunting season 10 days in the woods teaching my stepson how to use things in the woods while hunting for deer, bear, mountain lions, and elk. Last year showed him a few things he will have to remember for this season.

[@simonablokeinthewoods]

Have a great time! 👍

[@knucker4931]

Excellent as always, showing it like it is. Here's to Pt2. Al

[@garphykeks]

You are quietly determined and suffering for us! Love it....

[@steveb1972]

Glad you’re ok after that tree fall Simon! Heart calmed down I hope! You’re doing so well with the foraging - I hope Andy felt suitably guilty cooking and eating that camp pizza!

[@rodbennettakakampzite5448]

😂😂😂

[@steveb1972]

Rod Bennett 🤣

[@simonablokeinthewoods]

Haha, I’d have done some serious damage to that pizza!! 😋

[@steveb1972]

Simon, a bloke in the woods 😂👍🏻

[@miketaylor6700]

What a fantastic challenge! I’m going to see if there is anything around here (Virginia USA) like that! If not, perhaps I’ll get some friends together and just try it ourselves.

[@darkwoodsthriven7810]

Awesome job on the fire Mate ! That took integrity ... True Bushman style brother.

[@davidjarrett9069]

I saw that you were doing this during that biblical rain week. I'm impressed you managed to keep most of the rain off with the shelter. Really enjoyed watching this and looking forwards to more mate

[@biblebeliever4570]

Thank you so much Simon this was very cool. You're a survivalist no doubt. So this was what you were up to. I always look forward to a new video. Well done. Interesting fruit leather. Looks like part two is very interesting, and am anxious now ready to watch it.

[@JohnSmith-pd1fz]

Good stuff there Mate! You can't go wrong with a Zebra cooking pot! The inner pan alone is worth it's weight in gold! Next time you are passing a Sainsbury's have a look at the mesh drawstring bags meant for loose goods they are currently replacing plastic ones with. They are very lightweight, handy sized and fine enough to squeeze hawthorn berries through, possibly even for filtering water. Good size for foraging too if you bend a thin nut stick round the top to hold it open. Looking forward to part two!

[@simonablokeinthewoods]

Ooh - good tip! I’m off to Sainsbury’s! 👍👍👍!

[@tonynicholls7440]

Hey Simon, not too many You Tubers are willing to film and show the difficulties and lack of success. You have shown realism. Us Limey's appreciate that. Not too much Hazel here in Canada, I like the way you adapted to your surroundings and pushed ahead. I am now subscribed and have rung the bell. Keep the Vid's coming.

[@simonablokeinthewoods]

Thanks Tony! We have to accept and embrace our failures as well as our successes - that how we learn! 😁 Really glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for the sub!

[@kullcraven]

That was a very good video, well done. Natural shelters take alot of time and effort, as you know, and time isnt always on your side. So well done and enjoyable to watch. Thanks for sharing.

[@The_Stoic_PhilosopherAU]

Nothing like a good cuppa tea!

[@ThisRightSideUp]

Inspirational. Contemplative. Thank you, Simon.

[@MHarenArt]

Oh Simon, watching someone as capable as yourself in so many other things, I can imagine how painful it is for you to work so hard on getting a fire started. But as usual, your humility comes shining through. Congrats!!!

[@simonablokeinthewoods]

Thank you Maggie! I’m not going to lie - it was an ordeal! Next time I’m smuggling in a ferro rod!! 😂🔥

[@waltershumate5777]

Props to you for accepting Joe's sitjation as it is. Many times Survival means adaptation before preference!

[@jasonwayfarer]

Hey Simon, congratulations on making the most compelling bushcraft video on KZbin! Looking forward to part 2... 👍

[@jarredpiri9166]

I am happy to be able to see this video, especially because I really like activities that are directly related to wood, for example, such as making camp / shelter from wood, and others. thanks for this one simon..take care your self out there

[@soundbreezellc]

Fantastic work! Learning quite a bit from your training! Spent Nov '18 to March '19 w. a quick 2 week break back to the states in the UK.. lived in Cambridgeshire and commuted to Kings Lynn.. I sincerely miss England and hope to be back again for Lakenheath! Cheers!

[@simonablokeinthewoods]

Lakenheath is pretty close to where I live. 👍

[@Andy-walkaboutnutty]

Nice one for filming this project and doing and completing as well. The honest vlog was really good, it's the way to be and I bet you got a lot of personal satisfaction and experience out of it. Thanks for sharing.

[@simonablokeinthewoods]

Thanks Andy, yes it was hugely rewarding and satisfying and very interesting to experience a snippet of what our ancestors went through every single day. 👍

[@WoodyAndy]

Great film Simon, can't wait for the next part. For me, this is the essence of bushcraft.

[@finnbriody5387]

Fantastic stuff Simon and thanks for showing us as well, can't wait for p2 Hope you got the tea bags Many thanks Patrick

[@simonablokeinthewoods]

Hi Patrick! Thanks mate. Yes, they arrived all safe and sound - haven’t opened the crisps yet, but the tea is spot on!! Thanks you!!

[@MegaAaron42]

I love the video! I would like to know why you did not try to collect the rain to add to the needed water supply?

[@jackiekinner3826]

That’s what I thought

[@bamaman39]

Well done Simon never give up never give in awesome! 👏🏾💪🏾👍🏾🤘🏾

[@simonablokeinthewoods]

Thanks Brian! 👍

[@annenewton5403]

I’m watching again, we love it.

[@stephenfuller5614]

I've watched bushcraft videos that bored me within 5 minutes and had crappy communication with the viewers.I enjoyed every minute of your video and I like your style.I'll definitely be watching more.Be safe and God bless.🙏👍😎

[@simonablokeinthewoods]

Thanks Stephen! 👍

[@Adventuristic89]

Simon this is fantastic..great effort & putting your knowledge to the test is great. Think this is the only video I’ve watched in a long while that I’ve been there from start to finish 👌 looking forward to the next one

[@simonablokeinthewoods]

Thank you!

[@nudgerss]

Just come across your channel Simon and really enjoyed this video. Nice to see a British survivalist for a change with plants I can recognise.

[@simonablokeinthewoods]

Thank you!! 👍

[@fellowyorkshireman2391]

Hey Simon, Another fantastic video. I just had a thought, you need to stay warm. Great work getting the fire going maybe if there are any good size stones you could heat them by the fire and transfer them to your shelter for heat and dry your clothes and make your kitchen a little further away so you don't need to worry about the smoke. Take care, looking forward to part 2 :)

[@simonablokeinthewoods]

Good idea using rocks -,unfortunately the only rock about was either chalk or flint, which tends to crack or explode when heated!! 🔥

[@fellowyorkshireman2391]

@@simonablokeinthewoods that's a real shame. I'm looking forward to part 2. Also I'm really concidering my own wild camping trip either this month or next 👍

[@paulbrown8702]

This, Kent Survival and DBK are my top three channels. Amazing content Simon.

[@simonablokeinthewoods]

Thank you!! 👍

[@barrybeames5535]

Brilliant vid, great bloke,thanks

[@jamesellsworth9673]

Once again, you disproved the old adage: "where there's smoke, there's fire!" I cannot see Andy taking on this type of challenge; the food is substandard. It takes an unbelievable amount of energy and determination to forage and process just a bit of food. 'Aspiring Caveman' on KZbin gave me an interesting idea in his video about building a long-term shelter: his chimney would have made a tube shelter very quickly in a hazel copse. He made a rake that easily produced a lot of duff for roofing and insulating. Much of the FUN in watching how Blokes like You meet these challenges in thinking about what we have found and how OUR conjectures might apply. At the end of this challenge, YOUR insights about the process would be fascinating.

[@simonablokeinthewoods]

Thanks James, I’ll have to check out ‘Aspiring Caveman’. It was all a lot of effort, but hugely rewarding. 👍

[@oneloveonelifeman]

It was one of Joe's courses that got me into bushcraft. I now camp a lot in Scotland and having a ball

[@simonablokeinthewoods]

He’s a top bloke isn’t he - a true inspiration!

[@clairesmith40]

Great to watch . Been watching a lot of survival programs. First one in England. Carnt wait to see more . Nice to know what’s round here .👍

[@maxkingery3755]

Wind, Water, Widowmakers & Water This is great thanks

[@kocyszemaitis2310]

this dude is great. he shows how tough it is,

[@fellmonkey]

Thankyou for sharing, look forward to part 2!

[@keirfrei1504]

Love it Mate, Cheers for showing the firelighting process in full, it's good to see that we are all still learning!

[@Scotland_my]

Fantastic! Can't wait for the next installment. 🤘

[@hazzardoutdoors]

Watching you doing the friction fire, makes me really appreciate the necessary point of having everything ready for you're fire. It would be devastating to expend all that energy, getting an ember and then not having the tinder to keep the ember going. Well done in deed. I wouldn't be almost as comfortable as you.

[@simonablokeinthewoods]

Preparation is vital mate - been caught out before, rushing to get aflame before I was really ready! 🔥

[@gavinhowe9762]

👏🏼 that was brilliant. It was good to watch you under pressure where the stakes are a bit higher. I don’t mean that in a horrible way, haha, I mean to see how you work and think. I especially liked the foraging parts of it, it appeals to me for some reason, eating from natures larder. It looked tough but the kind of tough that makes you feel more alive! I can’t wait for the next episode 👏🏼

[@simonablokeinthewoods]

Cheers Gav! There are some really good books out there Roger Phillips one being one of my favourites! 👍

[@norseman1137]

Fantastic video... Bow drill not easy... Good skills persevering with it.

[@couchpilot12]

Great video Simon. Way to go and persevere with the bow drill.

[@Jason_Reynolds]

Wow, that challenge looks fairly intense! Great perseverance on getting the fire going. I’d say the sense of accomplishment after a course like this is totally satisfying. Really looking forward to part 2, but Jaysus! That branch!

[@johnashcroft-jones6091]

What an epic/scary ending to a great video, Simon. You seem more and more at ease with your video skills. Bravo!

[@TOM_OUTDOORS]

Can't wait for part 2, this is awesome! Incredible stuff mate, I cheered when the fire lit! This video has got me through a very cold night in a tent on the Kent coastline lol I thought I had it rough and then this video put it in perspective! Lol. Cheers pal.

[@appalachianbushcraft6335]

Very well done sir. I’m impressed as I always seem to be with your tenacity and work ethic. Thanks for sharing. Cheers

[@stevencamp6824]

Starting that fire was impressive

[@bigfatpear]

what a bloody great video. food for thought.