I SURVIVED 100 Hours on a DESERTED ISLAND | NO FOOD NO WATER | Survival Challenge | Ep.2

[@blackbway]

A useful tip when preparing those small clams. In Jamaica we called them cockles. After you catch them, keep them in a container of water for a couple of hours or a day if necessary. What will happen is they will spit out a lot of sand that they have been storing, that way you will have a more cleaner soup with less or no sand in it.

[@wanaeman3279]

Please oh please do another one. Maybe a week or a month perhaps. The longer the journey the more i love watching it omg I didn’t know how much i love watching this type of survival thing😍

[@BUSHCRAFTTOOLS]

Thanks wan 👍

[@lc4life369]

Give the guy a break. No water for 3 days is tough. He did 100 hours instead

[@zombiekinggamer]

A month??? Are u trying to kill him😂😂

[@wanaeman3279]

😂😂🤣🤣 just a suggestion mate sorry went too far😅

[@bertcraig4185]

To be fair at end he did say “comment how long you want to see. One week, 2 weeks, 2 months” 😂😂

[@DennithusAdventure]

This was so awesome, thanks Dustin! As for the next adventure, id suggest 10 days for 240 hours, as 3+ weeks is tough for some people who have to take care of pets and stuff back home too, not to mention after 10 days it might get lonely. Loving these adventures, keep it up, cheers mate!

[@BUSHCRAFTTOOLS]

Thanks bro 👍👍👍👍

[@IdkWhatToPut33]

You want him ded psychologicapoy

[@GleeChan]

I think slowly adding time to your previous experience is probably the safest method on any return adventure. I'd say go a full week next time, and that works out for you, tack on more day for the next trip. You don't want to throw yourself into a situation where it's TRULY a do-or-die situation until you're 100% it's not going to be a completely miserable experience. Health and Safety always first.

[@BUSHCRAFTTOOLS]

Good point 👍

[@binorobin]

​@BUSHCRAFTTOOLS Try to get a satellite phone if you are planning for a long stay because anything can happen, and it is always a good thing to have safety net like a Satphone

[@lahnfear123]

I agree. But I think he can safely add plenty of time, as long as he brings a satellite phone.

[@ArdaKaraduman]

I think he would eventually hit the 'coconut limit' where he would get diarrhea. Unless he figures out a farm of stilling bottles. Which itself maybe dangerous in the long run, drinking from dirty bottles which were sitting on the beach for god know how long ?

[@jeffreyschmidt3997]

@@ArdaKaraduman not to mention all the chemicals leeching into the water from the plastic sitting in the heat all day

[@alohalaniboido8083]

For future adventures in places with coconut trees, learn to weave sections of the leaves to create both thatch and a sleeping pad. You can also weave platters, etc. Fresh leaves are much better than dead ones.

[@kieransmithy2402]

I dunno how this doesn't have millions of views. Watched and enjoyed every minute of both episodes. You show all the little details and all the cool stuff you see. Would love to see you do 2 weeks or a month doing something like this. Earned a new sub pal.

[@tasmanianbadger]

Dude… gotta be a month. You’ve got to bring three strangers, too. See what you can achieve. Lot of ‘primitive life’ channels out there. Have the four of you binge some for a couple of days, then you try the stuff out for real. Good videos. Be safe be well.

[@DennithusAdventure]

That's actually a brilliant idea dude!

[@lorllc]

@@DennithusAdventure Coconut every day can cause digestion issues.... but you used all the resources... more fishing please... And sure get more people... but make sure they are not idiots... They need to be real...

[@ilovecheese162]

Id sign up

[@khristianrobbins6943]

​@@lorllc.......stop.........no one.........needs.....to use.........that many periods bro....................................................do you......have to think.......that hard about what to.......say???😂

[@mrman9574]

Yeah mix it up with a few people, 3 different camps for a few days see how you all get on.. be good fun to watch

[@alexandrahennig2112]

The long term effects would definitely be interesting- physical as well as psychological. I could imagine that being completely alone and isolated (and sort of "trapped") would really start to bother a person after a week or two

[@BUSHCRAFTTOOLS]

Thanks Alexandra

[@meretard]

Not unless ur a introvert like me

[@Jaime-u5m]

Next time search out the crickets/Cicadas great source of protein. Watch out for the mature coconuts, as they will give you the runs! Thank you for sharing the experience, awesome stuff,,,.

[@andrewt9204]

A 30 day challenge would be very cool. This was a great mini series. Shame about all the pollution, even if it does help you out.

[@Jaime-u5m]

Correction, SHAME ABOUT ALL OUR POLLUTION!! we're destroying this planet as if it owed us something. DAM SHAME,,,.

[@mattparker9726]

27:03 That's probably the cleverest still I've ever seen anyone make out of trash! Well done you!

[@ArielleViking]

That bamboo straw worked really good. Yeah, Coco will miss you... lolz.. That solar still worked nicely. Awesome video, I love these. ❤👍 Yeah, try two weeks.

[@polek7288]

That water bottle trick is sick. For sure useful and with the amount of bottles you can find, very nice way to collect fresh water

[@catherinegoldie6724]

I admire your courage, I just love survival videos, I would not last 2 or 3 minutes there , I scream if a wasp comes near me, I’m a new subscriber, looking forward to your next adventure.X💕🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@Jaime-u5m]

DON'T FORGET THE ANTS! lol,

[@rorycook861]

Good vid, there are black tips there but rarely come in past the rocks to the shallows. The biggest worry should be jellies, box jellies especially. The sea urchins you can eat too, we used to collect and eat them from the beach you landed at when you got back. Not too many big fish closer the shore there but the small groupers and snappers are delicious. Nice to see survival vids in the gulf islands!

[@rorycook861]

Also the big you found was a Cicada, it’s the same one making the loud noise from the start of the video! You can eat them and people do but I think they taste nasty.

[@irvingramirez4614]

It was wonderful to see how to survive on a deserted island, but now I would like to see it done for a week or more. Great👍 and well 👏 👌 done.

[@Jaime-u5m]

You teased us friend! extending it to a minimum of 2 weeks be nice. You needed to have visited the interior and maybe trapped a wild boar or perhaps Goat. You be surprised what can be found on isolated islands.

[@winsberthazlewood9308]

14:35 What u caught is called a porcupinefish (we call it a hedgehog) and they are different from pufferfish and not poisonous like them. You csn actually eat porcupinefish, which we do here in the Caribbean. We normally boil it for a while n remove the spikes which u have to be careful for and eat the meat after cleaning. A really nice eating fish

[@quarantinecook.official5469]

Nice one buddy. Food wise it was excellent 👌🏻 It's really important to get salt in your diet, so cooking in seawater or mixing seawater with coconut water will be a huge benefit for long term survival. Really entertaining and a great episode as always. I would like to see you be there alone for one month. The psychological effects of 30 is told to be quite the challenge. Cheers from Norway 🇳🇴

[@BUSHCRAFTTOOLS]

Thanks for watching 🙏

[@MrGigi-dz9cv]

I was just thinking of that. Small amount of salt water would help prevent dihareea.

[@xshadow105]

I would never sleep without good fire near me. A piece of mind is everything for me especially in the dark.

[@YoursUntruly]

The algorithm chose you! Can’t wait for you to absolutely blow up, brother! Love from Nova Scotia, Canada 🇨🇦🤘🏻🖤

[@CaoTrungDuc]

The fact that this young man is so versed in building, craftsmanship, is amazing. Most kids today can’t even tie their own shoes lol. Great work dude, really enjoyed your video.

[@BUSHCRAFTTOOLS]

Thank you 😊

[@personwhohasayoutubechannel3]

The trick to netting is slow slow slow like it's debris and then fast when it's already in the net. I used to go netting a lot for shrimp, crabs etc. and I practically never failed once. If you look at how many fish and bottom feeders hunt, that's basically it. Edit: In fact I think I managed to pin a small snapper like this once that was bigger than the net.

[@CoinfettiTwin]

Awesome video thank you for sharing! I would love to see more on a tropical island for about a week or two! You are so good at this and fun to watch! 😊

[@hope4lifewalker739]

Well, maybe a week or two if you bring a real pillow, hammock and some soap... I can smell ya from HERE! lol This was Great Dustin! I bet the alone time was healing. The puffer fish was worrisome on this end too. Very entertaining! Great one! One thing I was curious about was, while drinking all that cocount water, did it upset your stomach like they say it does?

[@explorationnation3529]

Also the puffer fish has to be hands down the cutest fish that ever lived. There so nice. And you got a blue one. Very very cool!

[@shakedownsanctuary]

Dude, great video series, I really enjoyed it. Next time, go for a week and bring Mike from TA Outdoors, you guys would be living in a full on house by day 3 lol. Glad you are safe, nice work!

[@BUSHCRAFTTOOLS]

Thanks bro

[@mcbrummel2]

90 days sounds intresting, not to short.. not to long :) thanks for sharing. Great watch!

[@BUSHCRAFTTOOLS]

Thanks for the suggestion 👍

[@nicholasmartin6191]

I enjoyed watching this.. I wish there was a place here in the cayman 🇰🇾 Islands to do something like this.. totally loved it, I think another week would be fine..❤

[@Jaime-u5m]

I don't think you can sneeze on Cayman without someone saying Bless you! So overstuffed the world is. I reside on the borders of Honduras and Nicaragua now. I still can find areas devoid of people. Do have Jaguars and Pumas! I've had to take measures to protect my back while fishing and land crab hunting. I've started taking firecrackers and firing a few every hour to ward off possible stalkers.

[@livelifetothefullestnoregrets]

Wow, this channel is a gem! So glad I found it! Now I have something good to watch with my son. Just watched ep 1 & 2 of this, loved every minute, way way better than even a movie! Sorry Castaway, but this certainly trumps it.

[@sng2225]

Thanks Dustin. I was just hanging out for the part 2! Massive improvement on your first island castaway video. Sadly the rubbish is still around. Great work and thanks again for another great video.

[@BUSHCRAFTTOOLS]

Thanks mate 👍

[@isabelladavis1363]

That bug looks like a cicada …prolific here in the south… probably that high pitched noise and trilling you are hearing at night…so little so loud! Lucky you finding that net…a super smorgasbord of island delights …thanks for sharing your adventures..

[@lindsaywhite6679]

I loved this series, thank you so very much for doing it. I could watch many more hours if this. I would have loved to see you focus on using those plastic bottles to make more fresh water…it would be really cool to see how much you could get and a longer duration out there. Can’t wait for more!!

[@Mabaz]

I always say this to survival channels, but do take a failure pack with you. Just in case you can't do it for some reason, you can use that pack and save yourself. Pack food, water and medicine in there and take one of those gps things that allows rescuers to know where you are if things go bad. Good luck with more videos.

[@sandratweedale2579]

So entertaining and beautiful, what a view! This was really enjoyable. Living vicariously through your adventures. Thank you for bringing us along.

[@VeqrohM8]

1-2 Weeks! really interesting watch, thank you

[@stellanova522]

awesome series! i would love to see more like this and maybe a series where you work on a more permanent base camp? always fun to see what creativity and survival brings our of people!

[@AChildofLightHEATHER]

Another great episode, I suggest you try to go 7 days, I'm sure you would have a blast!

[@juicebox20]

Nice vid, I thoroughly enjoyed it though I suggest next time instead of picking off coconuts using long sticks you could easily make steps to the coconut tree itself using your big knife. It will be safer for you since you wouldn't have to worry about falling coconuts and less energy to get them.

[@tylergaley2807]

Stumbled across this under reccomended as i follow a couple others who do videos like this. Would love to see a 7 days one with knife and everyday supplies as if you randomly got stranded somewhere. great work mate from New Zealand!

[@merijan4603]

Use sticks for spoon. Find a clam shell for scraping coconut n for spoon.. hibiscus tree is a good source of line. Wait until low tide n go fishing in sand. Banana stem can make water all the time.

[@LordSothMajere]

Kudos to you mate! If you were to do it again, maybe for a week? I wouldn't want you to potentially endanger yourself by saying do a month after only doing 3 days. What would I have done differently... probably die? What you did was amazing and I have no illusions as to my own abilities. Thank you for sharing this journey! It was amazing to follow!

[@BUSHCRAFTTOOLS]

Thanks for watching and commenting 👍

[@OpinionatedMonk]

Just discovered your channel recently, and I had to tell you I think the idea of this is brilliant and I love your delivery in your videos. This channel should really have millions of views!

[@theoneandonlycarlton]

Greetings From Ohio USA Brother, Great Series BTW Thanks For Putting Yourself Through This For Our Entertainment LOL

[@keptleroymg6877]

This is insane. It is obvius to me that there is absolutely no comparison between your channel and the rest of youtube survival content. Such a thing is not easy to exist

[@michaellatham9737]

The noises in trees are from the big you found on the beach. It’s a cicada

[@ahashdahnagila6884]

*bug

[@blackbway]

​@@ahashdahnagila6884 spell check.

[@MicheleScarsbrook]

One week! I was fascinated through both episodes,

[@Kozu604]

Great stuff, I'm a big fan of survival videos like this and I'd be happy to see you go back for longer. Perhaps you could try showing us different things. Different ways of getting fresh water, of fishing, perhaps of getting about. Make yourself fishing gear from junk and stuff, perhaps a fish spike or shell hook? show us around the jungle, different shelters in different locations. Other ways of going about fire lightining and cooking. Just some random ideas you've probably thought of before. I wish I had the confidence (and money) to do such a thing, it'd be an experience worth doing but I don't think I'd want to do it on hard mode like this, bringing very little with me.

[@BUSHCRAFTTOOLS]

Great suggestions 👍

[@Jaime-u5m]

How much money is enough friend? careful not to end up like many who devoted decades after decades to hoarding money; that when they finally tried to make a move (expedition) the body said, IT'S TOO LATE FOR YOU BUSTER! we have Dialysis to do several times a week, don't forget our inflammation or Diabetes ,,,. I got out of doge as soon as I could and don't miss the madness of Big city for one second. I've setup shop between Honduras and Nicaragua and live off the land as much as possible. Grow my Burro bananas, bell peppers, lemons, tomatoes, Mangos, Avocadoes; catch my own fish and land crabs,,,. I invite you to join us after seeing your kids off to college. Try not to stay married to the pursuit of stuffs (houses, jewelries, cars,,) which you won't take with you on that final trip. The experience of expeditions on the other hand, Nourish the Soul in my opinion. Don't end up like workaholic Steve who amassed millions! learning of his passing, friend A rushed to the funeral and asked the other friends, "What did Steve leave behind"? HE LEFT IT ALL!! came the response.

[@guyemmott4009]

One week please. Thoroughly enjoyed watching this with my son 😀

[@lvincentsands2668]

Great videos, documentary, enjoyed watching you on this island. Maybe 10 days would give you chance to explore the island for us, maybe take a few more items. Don't get into difficulties for us, the puffer fish had me on edge. Excellent work sir!

[@BUSHCRAFTTOOLS]

That pufferfish 😁

[@lost2darkness]

I feel like I should have known this, but I have to say, it is very eye-opening to see how much plastic there is on that one beach. It's something that even modern survival stories rarely seem to include - the one I think of the most is the video game Raft which is literally a post-apocalyptic story. Thanks for sharing - will check out the rest of the channel!

[@thecatat7]

I really loved watching these two episodes. Very entertaining, like a holiday for me from the couch. Regarding the food, I would really miss salt? Perhaps you can evaporate some seawater to make salt to add to the food next time, but generally speaking, I think you did pretty well food-wise. Make your next stay at least 2 weeks. That would be more material for us to enjoy :)

[@BUSHCRAFTTOOLS]

Thanks for watching

[@quarantinecook.official5469]

Or just add seawater to the coconut water?

[@toggle.]

@@quarantinecook.official5469it’s probably full of bacteria

[@Jaime-u5m]

The clams add sea salt!

[@paulfreefall]

Good stuff. Looking forward to the next one.

[@soggy-moth6353]

such a good series!

[@NickSonnega]

Week at least! Next time bring some spices and herbs to flavor your curry! No one would dock you for that. Very interesting and educational video. You're a true outdoorsman and survivalist. Your positive attitude is the best thing about your channel. Cheers mate!

[@kevincrawfordfishing]

Love these island survival videos man. Well done 🤙🤙 New sub

[@michaels2569]

Great video man! Love the dedication to only using what you have and find. Too many "survival" people tend to have clips of them catching a monster fish but you can clearly tell its already dead. Stay for a full week or two!

[@margiebrown7436]

Do a 30 day challenge. 😊

[@steveswaddling7681]

Great content brother!!! you got the cameras attention now just add a dog and a cute lady that knows what shes doing and you will topp charts!!! keep it up thankyou!! I'm waiting to see what you come up with next!!-Taht bug on the beach was a cicada that's whats making the high pitch sound in the back ground and that one was fine lol they don't do much !!

[@olliepearce1005]

You should do live streams like u used to do they where fun

[@BUSHCRAFTTOOLS]

Good times 👍

[@Rev8]

I like how you show yourself eating and resting after a long survival ordeal. I remember after being stranded deep in the forest after a dirtbike crash, I came home and had the greatest glass of lemonade I've ever had. A long shower and some food soon after.

[@stonemonkey1968]

One week one week 😂

[@mattuc2023]

Yeah man a two week challenge would be epic to see, I love the commentary too. You sound pretty genuine and that’s hard to find these days. Keep up the great work man.

[@soggy-moth6353]

Bruh that puffer fish was insane

[@oslo4251]

Don't say bruh....

[@natureisallpowerful]

​@@oslo4251 what next,wholesome.

[@soggy-moth6353]

@@oslo4251 ok but why?

[@soggy-moth6353]

@@oslo4251 its just another word¯\_(ツ)_/¯

[@jacqeulinevanalen5630]

The tree where coco stands is a tree that gives almond shaped fruits. The thin outer flash is edible when ripe, but it's quite tart. The dry ones you can smash with a piece of rock. The small nut inside is delicious

[@joeventejada3682]

I say 7 days survival ... But this time bring a couple of fish hooks and build a betrer shelter, always elevated and more protection around it. Other wise thank you for sharing your adventure with us.. Keep safe and stay safe...

[@Vormulac1]

Well done, this was a superb exercise in improvisation. I think maybe 10 days but allowing yourself a certain amount of kit (such as a downed airman might have, for example) would be an interesting experiment. And I know you only said it for the camera, but please don't drink the mystery Baileys... 😁

[@BUSHCRAFTTOOLS]

That baileys 👍👍😁

[@Vormulac1]

@@BUSHCRAFTTOOLS 🤣🤣

[@PaulineLee-ty2fw]

I thoroughly enjoyed every minute of your adventure. I really hope that you do another one..

[@TheLostTowerDiaries]

Enjoyed this adventure! Thank you! Stay for two weeks next time xx

[@larryseibert4102]

Wonderful and inspiring video! Your stay was amazing. I learned a lot. Thank you. The only thing I would have done upon first arrival would be to make a couple of pronged spears, both for fishing and protection, not knowing what might be living on the island. Looking forward to future adventures! (Larry, Colorado, USA)

[@tonyt227]

Great job man!! Thank you! I’m your newest subscriber!

[@BUSHCRAFTTOOLS]

Thanks for the sub!

[@anitavisram8346]

Wow so very interesting. No moaning, no griping just getting on with what you are faced with. Huge respect and PLEASE do another one. But I would feel better if you had an emergency number you can call ... just in case!

[@jackiec9062]

Such a beautiful island, just amazing . Do 2 months Luv from UK 🇬🇧

[@nacho_v1604]

i love how raw this show is

[@sacwriter7400]

Yes, one week. Thanks for the adventure, my friend

[@donaldowensiii7478]

These videos have been an absolute delight, brought me back to my time in the African bush. Subbed, cannot wait to see your future adventures!!

[@rubyjackson5630]

I have so enjoyed this adventure😊 PLEASE do more of these, you did a great job!! Thanks so much for the laughter. I cant believe you dont have more views on this!! Stay safe and well 👍🇺🇸

[@79andrewp]

Do for a week. Loved your 4 days..

[@davidmorris4353]

Hey Dustin! Great and entertaining videos always! You remind me of me. . .long ago! Comanche trick!. . .folded green bark can make a container to heat water, soup etc. Coconuts should work fine after you scrape out most of the coconut flesh. The trick is to never let the flames rise above the top of the container. As long as it is full of water/liquid. . .it will not burn. The outside will get burned but the inside will not! I am a West Texas guy and I remember my grandad teaching me this trick as a kid. . .I have used it many times when out in the scrub. I remember one of my grandads friends shaking his head in amazement asking why the bark container didn't burn! My grandad was a caution. . .he knew more about "roughing it" than any man I have ever known. Long before the term "bush crafting" was ever coined. Happy Trails!

[@beesplaining1882]

One week would be great. Thanks for the adventure.

[@viktoriyasd]

i can't wait to see you try this for one week!

[@bazdarinothebizier9085]

I used to watch Survivorman with Les Stroud and this is giving me the same vibes. Keep up the great work.

[@lucasfrary975]

These videos make me appreciate just having a bed and food. He was so happy to catch some fish and I don’t even think about it when I want something to eat

[@cameronbutton2573]

Really enjoyed this series, subscribed

[@sonjabertels6830]

Love this program I used to camp in a little tent by the sea fishing catch and cook in South Africa I left South Africa and live in the uk and I miss my adventures a lot. Please go back to South East Asia on coco Island for two months,it will be very interesting take some hooks and fishing line with you that is nly fair if you stay on a island for two months. Regards sonja UK.

[@andytucker9573]

A full week would be sick. Thanks for all the useful tips

[@thatguyfrommaine4400]

30 days would be great and ideal imo. Nice job, those mango's looked fabulous.

[@hasicazulatv2078]

Im enjoying these more than i thought i would. Some good tips in case i were to be stranded, its a very low possibility since i never leave my house unless necessary but you never know. Survival tips are essential no matter what

[@MrSolar.]

Total captivating video. 1 month would be really cool to see.

[@568843daw]

Great presentation. As for the Solar Still, at its best, it is inadequate if done onesie twosie. You have to do dozens of them and the weather needs to be hot and sunny. It does not work on a cool cloudy day. Neither does transpiration, another passive water gathering process, which is placing a big clear plastic bag over the branch of a tree and closing off the opening. This then sucks moisture out of the tree.

[@paulseeman6481]

Awesome video Dustin, would be interested to see you do a couple of weeks BUT you’d need to have more first aid etc in case you got into trouble

[@volodymyrsarakula4743]

That was really nice , both parts! I’d say 2 weeks will be more than enough to see some changes with your body, so 14 days next time. Keep going 👍👍

[@RowanHarding-y2i]

When I grew up in PNG we used to put a long strong stick in the sand to peel the husks off the coconuts and used the nut from cutlery , crookery to holding charcoal, just saying, well done to your show

[@ksturmer5388]

A great mini-series. I reckon do 14 days next.

[@mrman9574]

You know you wana keep going and i know i wana keep watching, go for it mate

[@paulliddle8008]

Apologies for not viewing sooner Dustin but we been at the bushcraft show and the reception was pants. Loved watching this mini series bud i think you should stay for 7 days and maybe build a trap for one of those lizards 😃 see you in 4 weeks bud. Laters 🤙🏻🔥👍🏻

[@Necozuki_III]

really entertaining, also you're a good narrator, listening to you keeps me sane while i'm writing on my dissertation :))

[@FishingwithCristina]

Yes please do another one. Go back and visit Coco I love this type of video. But this time take a fishing rod and a couple of hooks. Thank you so much for taking us on your adventure.

[@Lenny101]

Great video. I'd love to see you do 1 week. If you can find a way of catching bigger fish and find some clean water you'd be able to do months

[@caraa.9282]

You’re probably one of my most favourite KZbinrs❤

[@kevinkirby6763]

Loved it man! Got to be at least 3 weeks next time looking forward to it.😀

[@jbiliHacker]

13:30 i loved this fishing part!!! amazing.