40+ Wilderness Survival Skills and Bushcraft Tips

[@TAOutdoors]

This is a compilation video of my favourite survival tips. Many of you will have seen these before but not all in the same video. Working on a really interesting video for next week so stay tuned! Watch all the survival tips videos including these ones in more detail: kzbin.info/aero/PLxnadpeGdTxAJy5_f_-6cjrAnuWRwUf8M

[@jonathansandstrum2840]

Greetings from Texas! Recently found your videos...I love and enjoy them very much!

[@0623kaboom]

do ANY of them show lighting a candle to keep a flame going while you wait for the fire to take hold and be self supporting in say heavy rain ... or snow .. or wind ... if NOT then there should be a video about doing JUST that ... light a match light a candle ... and keep it sheltered to stay lit ... then one match can light many things .. from a fire pit stove or lantern and on up ...

[@BabaPalmer]

Is the knife stainless steel....?

[@youssefhajjifichi2135]

شحال من واحد كيشوف هاد تعليق بغيتك تشوف ميمتك في الجنة الفردوس الاعلى إلا فرحتيني تأبوني 😭جزاااااااك الله خيرا وبركة أخي وأختي⁦ 💔😥😭

[@wyro1741]

Thank you for just showing - so well - the tips and techniques. I think it activates the brain and helps learn on an entirely different level. Thank you again!

[@IKEMENOsakaman]

I use to dig holes and tunnels as a kid, this guy is basically living my childhood dream of having an underground shelter.

[@OldNavajoTricks]

We played VC and Tunnel rats lol.

[@timjohn6693]

This video is a survival book. Thank you for putting these 40 wilderness practices in one video. It is quite amazing.

[@OrderOfWoods]

That's pure years and years technique and experience. Great work, Mike. A lot of work here is done. Best regards!

[@not-a-raccoon]

Yours is by far my favorite bushcraft channel

[@vulpineCaptain]

the tips are great, but i just like to have these videos on the background while doing something else. fantastic for chilling out on an afternoon, especially a rainy one when you can't go outside

[@SammyiscoolMinecraft]

I love your videos could you upload more 10 in 10 videos because I love watching them thanks!

[@TAOutdoors]

Will do. More to come soon 👍🏻

[@bernadetteevans2]

I just love your videos… so much information in them

[@riuphane]

Strange getting a tips video with no commentary, but I really enjoyed it

[@austynross]

The drying socks gave me a laugh. Seriously though, nothing is more important than dry socks.

[@TAOutdoors]

Never under estimate having dry socks!!

[@jasmijnariel]

Dry bed, dry clothing, dry socks and dry humor ofcourse😉

[@lindakleckner215]

Yeah, whoa, I thought they looked so close to the flame, but they were doing fine. A lot of times when camping, that's the first thing you do..even before eating breakfast, put everything up on a line or branch🙂 to dry the dew off.

[@ruthfowler390]

Awesome tips, thank you, so very much... I've got stinging nettle, growing here, never thought you could do, that. The different ways to light the fire, that's awesome.. I have a striker, I'm going to give it a go, using your ideas... A picture paints a thousand words... Thanks again.. From NZ

[@azukidx]

Thank you for the good video 😆👍👍 I learned 🎶

[@kibiriuks1]

Hey man, big fan of yours. Started to look into bushcraft recently. I fish alot, started hunting few years back, and my background is from constructions, so felt pretty natural to lean towards something like that. Curently gathering some gear for upcoming summer/fall. Lithuanian, living in sweden. So im keen to try both flatlands of lithuania, and swedish rocky forests. Keep up the work you do Cheers!

[@joaqu1nluna]

I tried to apply many techniques i learned in this channel last time I went camping, but man, at least in the area that u went camping here in Mexico, that harder wood is so much harder to process. Seeing how the wood just strips away like play dough here makes it look so easy.

[@pavlosneofitou9903]

That thing you did with the squared saw was brilliant. Love your videos even with out your voice lol.

[@charliescott3728]

3:39 ahh yes, a very well known British delicacy, smoked socks

[@ТУРИСТ-АВАНТЮРИСТ]

Great job, I liked it. Excellent cinematography and excellent directing. Thanks for the quality content! Grretings from Belarus tourist. ✌️

[@campfirediaries2349]

That paracord for fixing holes in synthetic fabric is an ace tip! Thanks!

[@HariKristiyanto]

I like when this man using his axe 👍👍

[@natureisallpowerful]

Some great tips Mike, thanks. 👍

[@muffysvlogs6045]

Brilliant techniques. ty for the vid.

[@muffysvlogs6045]

having all the tools and equip is one thing.. knowing how to use it is another.. TYVM for this vid..

[@theahalme]

hope things are well for your family and friends. may you all be safe, healthy, warm, fed, stocked up plenty, and no shortages. people value your knowledge, skills, insights. keep those bunkers up! God Bless You All!!!🙏

[@kingrafa3938]

Great video compilation Mike.

[@farooqmohammadrana8049]

Good servival skills for outside camping. The scenic beauty of area is also worth looking .

[@keeblem1]

Brilliant. Best bushcraft channel IMO

[@DaGarbageDisposal]

Searched KZbin for survival videos and your videos popped up, JUST SUBBED Tomorrow I will start shootin' survival series "Season 1 on my channel "Garbage in Da Woods". My Girlfriend is packin' my bags, blind foldin' me and drivin' me off to drop me off for 4 days. I have many seasons planned but this is the first

[@dallins5524]

Awesome job mate!

[@kevinsmith7287]

Awesome tips and a great pleasure to see someone with obviously well used tools for a change.

[@philholman8520]

Cool video! The science of staying alive! Thanks for sharing!!

[@johnh7455]

Thank you for posting survival tips I’ve learned so much from watching them and have a applied these skills to my own woodland projects👍

[@rickschneider3887]

My Dad was an outdoorsman (hunting,camping,fishing) and he did alot of home projects but he never had survival skills like these.I wish I knew this stuff earlier in life.

[@richevy5224]

Excellent video. Thank you for sharing.

[@tamarac7587]

Thank you for sharing your very tactical survival skills 😊

[@sleazy1drache]

Cool to have the full compilation of tricks. Thanks for sharing

[@loupiscanis9449]

Thank you , Mike . 🐺

[@tanyastille407]

Absolutely informative! Thank you.

[@ralfgroh2719]

Thanks for the instructions; keep it coming!

[@ScottMitchell2]

Great to see your content as always! I hope you and the fam are doing great

[@หนุ่มนักผจญภัย]

บรรยากาศดีชอบๆ

[@Ogrematic]

Love your videos. Thanks from across the pond.

[@kentcostello5286]

I love your channel and videos you show more on hands-on and no bull talk .

[@bigbird4481]

I love this man keep up the good work 👍

[@trevormegson7583]

Inspiring, Thank You

[@bushcraft_crush2455]

These videos are the BEST!!!

[@PANTTERA1959]

Really enjoy these vids.

[@Life_Skills00]

*Very useful information in the wild. I am learning well. thank you.😊👍*

[@humorfaclubedasestrelas]

bom demais aprendi muito, obrigado

[@PhongPham-13156]

So nice! I think that help my camping trip much better! 😍 Thankyou for video!

[@archie7212]

Great tips Mike, very handy, thank's so much 🙂

[@jackksollars]

Wow! literally changing the game!

[@StigandrBushcraft]

Thanks for good video and tips. Its good reminder for fellow Bushcrafter.

[@eric81872]

Great video! Thank you! 🤩👍 ♥

[@jimmycornflake2636]

I love these videos

[@jamesellsworth9673]

Thanks for packaging these tips from previous videos in an easy to review form!

[@marvinhunter9180]

incredible idea with the paracord tarp attachment. it makes so much more sense to burn the cord to attach the tarp, than using small bits of wood.

[@bushcraftbasics2036]

Great video. Thank you for making it.

[@chuckbodnar5756]

That pencil sharpener trick was pretty cool. I never though of that. very resourceful, excellent

[@ForestHermit]

You have very creative ideas! You are well done! you really love what you do, keep it up, good luck in your work)) 👍👍👍

[@henry-jacquesbussiere9863]

très sympa ce petit rappel. merci

[@smallgoblin2594]

Hi love your videos

[@visnuexe]

There are so many good tips in here I had to take notes again! Love these! They are all tips I can exploit. Everyone! Thank you! The review was good also!

[@SimpleEarthSelfReliance]

Perfectly fitting into my Friday night bushcraft line of videos. Love your grading and content. WHat you get from trees, I need to get from shrubs and bush, and it maks for interesting comparative learning. Keep up the good work

[@dmtnw4480]

Thank you for sharing this useful information

[@carlwoods4564]

Love your channel. Awesome.

[@TheMotorcop1967]

Great clip Mike

[@mr.kalashnikov1694]

Thx for the new video gonna come in handy at the weekend

[@deborahdanhauer8525]

I love that knife! It’s beautifully made🐝❤️🤗

[@richardmacyczko1580]

Outstanding! You could take still shots of this and make a PowerPoint or make a book. Usually when people narrate they over explain. This is so much better because I concentrated on what you did, not what you were saying. Great job.

[@sassythesasquatch1776]

these are brilliant.

[@generalmanager384]

Just brilliant 👏🏻 and thank you 😊

[@philippejeromef7206]

please again others skills . It s very practice! Thanks grateful

[@planetluzzo1971]

Great tips!! Great video!! Thanks!!

[@Quadrille763]

Excellent as usual

[@sifusasdo2314]

Cool Video 👍 Thank U for the Info and the Links 👍

[@ArielleViking]

Great tips as always. ❤️

[@strengthregimen7880]

There are some good bushcrafting hacks here kings

[@freddyoutdoors]

Really enjoyed watching nice to recap and learn

[@blessedinjax]

You kno I gotta be honest I don’t do any outdoor stuff not in a long time anyway When I was a kid I’m sure But I like watching and learning that in the event I’m in a situation of survival that even if just one thing I seen you do I’d be able to remember it which actually I’m aware of a few things and even more aware of even more with your videos It is my hope that one day I can find the time and also someone to do some kind of outdoors stuff similar Love the videos mike You and pops are why I watch y’all are good people Exactly (in my opinion anyway) what a father and son should be Seeing you laugh at dad making jokes just brings joy to my heart

[@penttijuvonen3257]

Great video! 🍻🇫🇮

[@PropagandaFacts]

super good content my guy

[@andykjohnsonjohnson7622]

Nice video Mike 👍🤟

[@unclejohnbulleit2671]

Buddy this was brilliant! I learned stuff in this video that made me feel stupid because I'd never considered it before, and it was so simple. Now I know!

[@dennisleighton2812]

4:20 Pencil sharpener - one of my favourites that most youtubers ignore/forget. So, well done!

[@-41varrr-37]

Very good

[@batguts3404]

Hi, awesome video. I was wondering what is the axe at 6:57 in the video? I am looking for something just like it.

[@seasonallyferal1439]

You should come too ontario in the Muskokas we are on shield rock with no digging or staking possible and flat ground is few and far between. It would expose your audience to a completely different kind of survival technique. I'm sure you would do fine, but be interesting to see you in a non-ideal forest more.

[@JackBQuick79]

Its amazing how much one can learn when the words get out of the way, even more though is how much one can teach without them.

[@magicworldbyjorg]

[@magnushorus5670]

So was the mushroom a bandaid?

[@natureisallpowerful]

Yes only when they are fresh I think

[@magnushorus5670]

@@natureisallpowerful interesting, thank you!

[@tammykeith5909]

wow what a lot of info in such a short video thank you for sharing I saw some new gems in it

[@ryanblystone5153]

I learned a thing or two... thank you

[@TassadarNwcares]

nice work

[@sylvesthermelveence4301]

Hardworking

[@aynsleycooper365]

We have just spotted this one, and lined it up for a careful viewing tomorrow - things to do here today, but thanks, as ever. J&A&B&T

[@scottmcintosh2988]

Another great video thanks who knows how many fingers you saved !!!

[@Tumshiz]

Me realizing the video is 24 minutes long, also me grabbing a snack first, so I don't miss a second

[@anfieldroadlayoutintheloft5204]

good vid on you channel thanks lee

[@christopherpeterson1400]

Great video ,, no bs

[@orangescout1967]

Well done….really enjoyed the peaceful tutorial. I can almost smell the fat wood!

[@zillpickle8910]

The dark colored axe with a beard, where did you get it? Its beautiful!