Fox Walk - How To Walk Silently Through The Woods

[@SurvivalLilly]

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[@TheRangeControl]

Survival Lilly you are gorgeous.

[@jamesbryant7665]

What Knife are you carrying in this video

[@Zephyr_Weiss]

i learned this in a game called metal gear solid. ironically the enemy is your former group called FOXHOUND lol but instead of starting the step on the ball of the foot, you use the heal then gradually rest the the outside of the foot if you wanna keep moving, same way you do it.

[@thelosercruiser1470]

Do you by chance make ghillie suits? I want to prank my friends on April 1st

[@otishwilliam3621]

@@thelosercruiser1470 dude its 2020 this video was published on 2015 unless she checks this

[@faust9488]

Me: *trying this* Me: *my joint cracks*

[@PhaethonCrafts]

I would try this and fall when trying to roll my foot from sideways to a stable position...then my family would be pissed that they had to take me to the hospital at 3 AM.

[@jonsmith8907]

🤣🤣 same

[@everythingelseisirrelevant7573]

Faust the demon too late

[@censer4641]

Every time I try to sneak they always do

[@arquimedestheii1178]

Everything Else is Irrelevant lol your logo

[@davids.816]

You can tell this girl ruled at hide and go seek.

[@hanchonteh5739]

Dun Hildas you aren't wrong, but I think its an attack helicopter.

[@mrpythagoras7079]

Nah she's a corndog

[@mrpythagoras7079]

Zlatan Ibrahimovic did YOU just assume her gender

[@mrpythagoras7079]

Zlatan Ibrahimovic did YOU just assume their pronoun?

[@mrpythagoras7079]

@@macaron3336 DID YOU JUST ASSUME I ASSUMED THEY EXIST??? That's highly offensive mate, I demand an apology.

[@it_was_my_cat]

I've always wondered how the Dead Silence perk works

[@DragunTheOG]

CozmicK G lmao

[@Ivan-zu1fd]

CozmicK G lol

[@cpt.honklerof3rdkekistania400]

+5 immersion

[@NightTrooper360]

BO2))

[@FlatRangeOperator]

Rust

[@R34L1ZiN9xB34uTi]

'Who knows? This could save my life one day!' I say to myself at 3am when I should be doing homework

[@zaynabmimi612]

~RealizingBeauty~ Lmaoo 😂 Go do your homework!

[@allicatcm]

At 3 am? Go to sleep!! 😂

[@EvilSapphireR]

Did you get the homework done?

[@ZinxTheSlayer]

I wonder if she ever got the homework done

[@benschannel9065]

Saving this for when hunger games becomes a real thing

[@alexcacita5287]

Saving this for when the world ends up like farcry new dawn

[@archiesmith5028]

Literally

[@klowfi1]

Good news, it might soon

[@ty_has_talent]

This man might be true

[@ryo3437]

Lmfao

[@thomasweeden2683]

After watching this video my Sneak went up by 10. Thanks!

[@xatanias]

oh yes skyrim

[@Johnnygoodman.]

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[@xatanias]

@@Johnnygoodman. and skyrim

[@ScrambledO]

I can use this technique to sneak out of my office to go home and nap during business hours.. :-)

[@TheDragonLady]

ha nice ;)

[@solountipomas8616]

+Scrambled O Only if the floor of your oficce is full with dry leaves, small sticks and crunchy staff, otherwhise you can run with sneakers or over your shocks no one would hear you

[@sloth_e]

I used it to walk out on my wife.

[@imp2280]

Scrambled O la habibi

[@davidlinch2130]

There are some things for surviving any situation You never know when things are going to go bad and that is why it is important that you ensure that you have some knowledge about the survival skills in order to keep yourself and your family safe when things go awry. Most of the people just think that these situations are not going to happen but the truth is that these situations can happen any time and it is not just for the end of the world but you would need such survival skills even in times of natural calamities as well and that is why it is important for you to learn such skills and we would be highlighting 3 of such important skills. 1. Have food stock: 2. Find a shelter: 3. Know the dangers: (I learned these and why they work from Marla survive system website )

[@a-bird-lover]

Oh hey, I've kind of done this! I don't have a real need for stealth, but I really like walking as quietly as possible. Noise brings attention, and I avoid real human interaction at all costs.

[@beamzing-styxzytstyxzyt7099]

A Bird Lover yes very true

[@theseeker2586]

Same. I'm as untisocial as they come. I always find ways to keep myself hidden, walk through dark paths, away from eye-sight. I've always felt more confident and safe when isolated.

[@soiledflapjacks1938]

When I was in high school, my footfalls were always silent and people got spooked when saw I was following them but they didn't hear me.

[@menantumakawak]

Steve B I'm the same as you. But, if you are confident when you are alone that means you aren't

[@FionaLovesbunnies]

are you sure they weren't spooked by you *following* them rather than them not hearing you? lmao

[@BerryTheBnnuy]

This is pretty much what my grandpa taught me when I was a kid. I lived with him on a Cherokee reservation for a few years and he got me into the habit of walking like this so much that I've been unintentionally sneaking up on people pretty much my whole life. Walking like this works to move silently even when you're not in the woods. Obviously I don't lower myself when not trying to be quiet, but I everything else I still do on the regular.

[@PetiteLicorne]

Cherokee are the best for this.

[@kriskodisko]

My uncle taught me to roll from the heel when I was a kid and can confirm people are often surprised to turn around and see me standing somewhere lol

[@GodGunsGills]

@PetiteLicorne my grandmother is Cherokee, and I walk like this when being sneaky

[@MichaelStone-h3u]

I learned this from a book when I was a kid. I have the same reaction all the time of unintentionally sneaking up on people. You also get "Where is . . . .?" a lot.

[@AmorDia-GOAT]

Wait question do you walk with your knees bent

[@jessebittermann5530]

Me and my friends play a game called Stalker and it's pretty much a game where there are two teams of two, one team is trying to survive as long as they can and the other has to capture them (grab or tackle) to win as fast as possible. We go all out, black outfits, going places during the day to memorize good ambush spots for Hunter team. Pretty fun.

[@jullemw2830]

that sounds cool

[@Noctua8]

Holy shit I wanna do this

[@ineedtogetrailedbythemhave9731]

*Dayum I Wanna Join*

[@Blackw1ng]

That sounds terrifyingly fun

[@elizabethmontgomery4134]

If i had multiple friends is definitely do this

[@benfranklin2450]

Some of us (Old) archers have been hunting in socks for years . Old multiple layered socks are great , very quiet and disposable . We called it "Indian walking" back in the day . You have the technique down pretty good . Another trick in very dry areas , it the skitter method . You know you are going to make noise so you place your foot in a series of quick taps to imitate a squirrel or other animal . This was a very good video . ( Perfect your walk at night in the dark ) Learn to feel the forest floor !

[@strikerone6991]

Ben Franklin I used to use 2 pairs of wool socks while bowhunting, until I almost stepped on a pissed of rattlesnake that didn't rattle, in tall grass, not to mention the details digging in all over the ankles

[@benfranklin2450]

Steven Branson I would have used moccasins but could not get them my size . That is why I started using socks . It worked perfectly . Thank you for your input .

[@specialprojectsdevgroup]

We called it Indian Stepping where I'm at

[@paroutdiok_awesome]

Here i am at 2 AM walking around my room like some fucking lunatic.

[@blakebauman6374]

Dude, its 4:30 for me...

[@davidjd123]

Psh, what s bunch of losers. I’m doing it at 1:45 am but 2am?

[@gordonfreeman1017]

This got me 30 melee kills in airsoft, Thanks.

[@morgansmith2718]

Gordon Freeman hit them with a crowbar boi

[@MrJackfriday]

Knife kills to dominate

[@ChucksSEADnDEAD]

"YOU FUCKED UP MY FACE" *gunshot*

[@voromri]

AwwwhYyyyeah WHO SAID HE HAD TO USE AIRSOFT

[@QuantikoOfficial]

Love it

[@cayoskrub]

*S N E A K 100*

[@arnbloodbound3650]

Hö hue heyy

[@peekyoin8347]

Lmao😂

[@billysbasement4498]

*hands away sneak thief*

[@tomfoolery69]

*level up drum sound*

[@Terrakinetic]

S N E A K 40 'Light Foot'

[@mjhuney]

“Gonna try to walk silently to see if I can spot wildlife” *jumpcuts to ridiculously loud pantlegs sloshing against each other*

[@frikkiesmit2695]

Exactly what i wanted to say

[@donrussell8889]

if you are doing this to avoid scaring animals, tuck your hand into your pits or your pockets. NO other critter but man walks with appendages flopping around. So critters notice that movement and are quite fearful of it.

[@rohanjarande]

He's probably talking about street cats and stuff, most people scare the animals they are trying to pet.

[@j_bailey11]

Rohan Jarande ahahaha what the hell.. how will you pet the cat if you keep your hands under armpits..with your eyelashes?

[@rohanjarande]

It's just so you can approach it man, stop acting like you didn't get what i was saying.

[@Kman31ca]

That and get camo, or just dirt to take away the shine from your face. I spot and stalk Mule deer in the prairies of Canada. I just use ASAT camo, works amazing. Plus moving extremely slow, and then a lil slower. Never skyline yourself, and last but not least, know how to read your winds.

[@rohanjarande]

How about squirrels.

[@jasonalcatraz5817]

So I literally just tried this right now at 3:00 AM In my hard wood floor home With heavy duty military boots with a carbon safety toe. After getting over the generally awkward position of kneeing down a bit and focusing all my weight into one foot whilst trying to accurately land the motions of my feet to follow your instruction, I did notice a significant reduction in noise generated. It was a slow pace from my room to my kitchen (no more than 15 feet at best) but that's clearly just because I've never done this before. On my way back, the only noise generated by my steps was the creasing of the boots leather and a light "clack" as my boots touch the hardwood floor. HOWEVER, I actually managed to completely eliminate the clack by going in heel first, but sliding into the step rather than stepping. I slide my heel in, and when it touches the floor, gently bring my toe down. Now of course, this is not a forest where sound travels a lot clearer and there's a lot of forest debris to step on, but I found the experience interesting anyways.

[@frikkiesmit2695]

Yes your boot technique with heel down first then your foot is a 'rolling' technique. That works. We had a whole weekend in fields walking like that

[@The_Warrior526]

Much easier to be quiet in the damp woods. It's the dry leaves that make it harder. Crunch-o-matic walking to me no matter how hard I try to be quiet. lol

[@mikedebell2242]

Move with other souds.

[@jamesbryant7665]

Walked up on a sounder of wild hogs I was hunting after a heavy rainstorm

[@jasonpatterson8091]

LagiNaLangAko23 You don't go outside barefoot?

[@chrispycreme6413]

Jason Patterson It can be dangerous to be barefoot. Old nails, hookworms, etc...

[@TheFunnyCamGuy]

Thefalloutplayr Im the same way. I literally have never walked outside barefoot. I dont even like walking outside with socks on.

[@vcguerrilla6438]

well its easy step.1 Get a leaf blower step.2 Blow away the leaves from your path step.3 walk, run, do whatever you want without making a single noice

[@lauralaura4362]

VC Guerrilla you’ll need to buy a silent leaf blower $499 on Amazon

[@moonyfoxy876]

You might as well just fucking blow up the area No one can hear u if they are all dead

[@lauralaura4362]

Moony Foxy I tried that and now I’m in jail

[@ineedfriendsplease2634]

Lauralaura Where m8? I’ll bail ya out lul

[@Dinofly4]

**slurp** **click** _noice_

[@cake4life255]

*Learns Technique* *Becomes a Ninja*

[@512TheWolf512]

If you sneak in morrowind, the sneaking animation is exactly like this, minus the hands

[@peachyjam9440]

Sera fellow Elder Scrolls fans :D

[@RustedBuddy5192]

Damn Slavers... Us Nords may be racist but at least we cook food and farm our crops ourselves.

[@bambi.1imb0]

aye, even if you are an orc whos a pound under over encumbered with Volendrung strapped to their back, you can still be the best sneaker in all of Tamriel...

[@peachyjam9440]

S B it's better if you are over encumbered because you won't start ot run by accident ;)

[@finsterfaust4723]

Dagoth Ur welcomes you, Nerevar, my old friend.

[@wardeni9603]

In the finnish army we were taught a similar technique, but a faster one. Bend your knees, hold your weight on the backfoot, but then put your heel on the ground and "roll" over that foot so that your weight transfers from your heel to your entire foot and finally onto your toes. It's also silent, but once you've done it a bit you can move very fast, at almost a jogging speed.

[@reddragonflyxx657]

Is it accurate to say that you step forward with the outer edge of your heel touching the ground first before pitching your foot forward while rolling inward to have your foot flat on the ground? I'd like to learn this trick. There's a trail near my home that's too long for a slow walk like in this video and usually is surrounded by wildlife that gets scared off by crackling twigs.

[@wardeni9603]

+RedDragonflyxx yes, the first part of your foot that hits the ground is the very back end of the heel, and then you roll over the foot. That way you can also feel if there's anything under your foot and stop your step before your weight goes on it

[@fkujakedmyname]

that makes too much noise go figure your masters cant stay in power if the tools dont get shot, explains why they told you to do that

[@bradhaines3142]

thats a nice simple way of explaining it, dont even need the video when its explained like that. thanks!

[@strawberries1186]

Jessica Blackburn That's exactly what he explained hun. But with detail...

[@kristofnemeth]

Why am I watching this? KZbin recommendations never cease to amaze me.

[@sirpickljohn7691]

I didn't see it for a second lol.

[@Reino30]

Shhh DONT TOUCH THAT.... Ok lets try something else

[@thisismyfirstusernameimade3007]

Reino 30 I got that reference.

[@etykespeer2230]

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[@hiddenpenguin6960]

WHAT ARE YOU DOING?!?

[@Bestofbest7]

C R U N C H

[@PizzaStephens]

F

[@watchbavaria]

I can see Furries wearing fox customes doing this in the woods

[@jarothewerewolf5277]

RizeVize or just the foot part, not the whole suit

[@sirpickljohn7691]

AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHH OH NO

[@user-fh9vh6hr7w]

I see a detachment of soldiers sneaking up on the furries after J-turning and setting up for an ambush 😂

[@alexandrahenderson4368]

I just had nightmares from that comment

[@varik4363]

evy waterhill i’d say “bro same team”

[@STRAIGHTUPSTEAM]

I live in the city, I'm just high as shit lmao

[@damiancarrillocarr380]

PgN_Cash I’ve never laughed so hard in my life

[@oogleypukri7538]

HAHAHAHAHAHAHA

[@lucapeyrefitte6899]

😂 wtf

[@deathom4505]

bro this comment is too accurate

[@michel_demello]

broo same, what am i watching ? 😂

[@msergio0293]

I don't know why I got this recommend

[@yowza9638]

Neither do I, but I'd better study this channel.

[@michaelthilges2604]

youtube is secretly training a militia

[@jakejakejak]

FBI is recruiting.

[@AliaRohaluss_TheCat]

Same lol what did I search to deserve this on my recommendation

[@mikuhatsunegoshujin]

Michael Thilges the people's militia

[@shazzzam79]

serious question.... Anyone else notice all the shoes now are only available in clown colours.... wtf?! Even black shoes they add fuckn reflectors or shiny bits to them... I just want flat earth tones... I'm not trying to stand out and I don't work at a carnival.

[@waynerogersbushcraft3153]

+shazzzam79 Oh you have such a great point there. There are so many shoes that I flat refuse to wear because of how they are colored. I don't care if it's a great shoe or not. I have started wearing Eddie Bauer hikers because so far they are the best I have found and the soul actually wraps up and over the toe which is great since I work on my knees all day as a flooring installer. I just can't wear them out. They would not do however as a running shoe so I'd have to find something better to fit the bill but earth tone running shoes without bright swatches or colors are near impossible to find so far.

[@waynerogersbushcraft3153]

I have a few moccasin patterns I am going to try out as soon as I get some leather tanned from this years fur harvester season. At present I'm also thinking that is a great option.

[@wilber9735]

+shazzzam79 I am thinking the reason for the clown colors and reflectors are for the gangs here in the states. Easier for the police to follow. Simply walk along and catch a gang member. I say walk because the gang members can't run. They wear their pants too low to the ground... :-) I agree though, would be nice to have just solid colors. I guess this younger generation enjoys looking like a Ringling Brothers clown.. :-)

[@waynerogersbushcraft3153]

Yeah I will never forget the guy running from the police at night while wearing those ridiculous shoes that light up every time you take a step. My position is most of the time in the woods I want to blend in to my surroundings not stick out in them.

[@hangassan]

+shazzzam79 One word...Krylon...get some flat earth colored paint and give your shoes a light spray...after you are sure you want to keep them. A big can of Krylon will cost less than $5.00...much less than it would cost for the difference of a pair of subdued shoes

[@noboynocry1tenshingo226]

This is no match for a wooden house from the 1800s

[@SerafinGrivel]

Damn I feel you so much. It's nearly impossible to get up the stairs silently xD

[@faceless58]

Maybe im a bit of a freak but i practice walking silently in all my daily walking. (I like in a city btw) its a great way to increase the exercise potential of walking without having to walk alarmingly fast. Also up and down stairs, it looks like youre on an escalator.

[@kubel83]

All the dislikes are from flat earth believers. They got triggered when you said Gravity.

[@yeeyee6955]

berserker912 I just want you to know you're a fucking idiot.

[@sommythedestroyer5405]

berserker912 - yes, the Illuminati doesn't want us to wake up but we gotta fight!

[@sammuter6326]

You made my day xD.

[@anonb4632]

kubel83 Flat Earth Theory is financed by the US deep state.

[@akiraclemmons6013]

Yee Yee k, know one cares

[@khl2445]

2 more methods are being as skinny as you can and having an abusing parent, so you will have a lot of experience sneaking out

[@Hoonters-goona-Hoont]

The one tends to not come with the other, in my experience.

[@gwynw6365]

true true

[@khl2445]

HOONTERS GONNA HOONT you have a point

[@johnathansmith3908]

I have this mastered then

[@jlp6864]

Oof

[@rebelwolf99]

I learned a similar walk from watching cats stalking prey. they place their paws down toes first and feel the terrain before fully seating the paw rolling onto the pad as you have shown. I've done this walk for years in stiff boots and it always amazes me how close I can get to some animals. it's marvelous learning from nature. very handy for photography!

[@PetiteLicorne]

You're a ninja.

[@RelentlessCo]

Step # 1: Have a kick ass accent

[@loulouchou765]

I think she is scotish isnt she ?

[@piwright42]

I have heard this called Indian walking. I call it barefoot walking as that is where I learned it first. If you learn to walk barefoot it's always toe to heel as that is the best way to avoid placing your foot in something irregular and hard, (like a Lego in the middle of the night), as you have more time for your foot to sense such an impediment. Side effects are cats who do not fear getting stepped on and people who swear you are a ninja even though your eighty pounds overweight.

[@ZanesFacebook]

piwright42 except that when you're eighty pounds overweight it doesn't matter if you step heel or toe first cause you're obviously not in a trained physical state to react efficiently to either 😜

[@Wolf1377]

piwright42 I always walk that way when barefoot. It was a necessity for walking barefoot on gravel roads in Arkansas when I was a kid. I could even run barefoot down a gravel road and it didn't hurt my feet. You just had to watch where you put them.

[@MissMeganBeckett]

I walk barefoot at cottages and camping. My mom always can’t believe I can walk on the gravel without pain 🙄 I walk like that indoors too. I have been walking like that since I was a child, you would think that mom would have gotten used to me not yelping when walking on gravel surfaces, 🙄 but no she’s surprised every single time 😒seriously memory of a goldfish.

[@jamesmichael5]

piwright42 too true

[@ALonelyChurro]

MissMeganBeckett goldfish have an incredible memory for their size. I believe you were referencing their attention span. An experiment was done in which a group of goldfish was taught how to play a game with a floating object, and they were completely removed from said object for a span of (I believe) 3 years. The moment said object was placed back in the bowl, they had begun to play with it once more as if it was removed for only a moment. The exact same way it was taught.

[@CrackaDon]

This will definitely come in handy when I'm...uh...hunting....animals. Thank you.

[@marytica123]

GOOD "HOW TO" VIDEO ! Also, always pay attention to the terrain - lots of dry leaves & fallen twigs will make silent walking virtually impossible. Stay on grassy areas, or those with moss which will reduce footstep noise. Avoid areas of low brush which will scratch against your clothes, and which also can hide snakes. IF TRYING TO ELUDE SOMEONE, stop at regular intervals and LISTEN. You should be able to hear THEM, and move in the OPPOSITE direction. IF ALL ELSE FAILS, hide in place - keep low, and cover yourself with leave or brush.

[@x.suck.it.x9178]

Me: Trying this to sneak something My stomach: GRRRRR

[@KB-fk3jj]

That literally happened to me at the worst possible time, a *_moment of silence_* in the middle of mass.

[@vcguerrilla6438]

which type of parents name thier son "survivalmike" ? Edit: someone replied to my comment 2 years later and now Im realizing how cringe is this comment. Sorry

[@elliehamlin2311]

The survivalmike type

[@TheDenkouchoujin]

Probably the same type that name their daughter Survival Lilly...

[@archimago112]

same that name him prison mike... sad world

[@davenolan3082]

Survival mum and survival dad

[@KB-fk3jj]

@@davenolan3082 The wholesome answer

[@velvanae]

Bring the crow some peanuts and shiny things as a peace offering, she will forgive you. Seriously as mentioned they are super intelligent and once they know you are not going to harm them and will bring them food and "gifts" they will be fine.

[@stonemarten1400]

+Tony Hyden It sounded like a European Jay she encountered, which is of the crow family (Corvids). Really attractive and intelligent birds, except for their grating alarm call.

[@livedandletdie]

+Stone Marten We have real crows here too, most crow family birds are indistinguishable to the common man though.

[@stonemarten1400]

Major, Sir. Try googling European Jay, you'd be surprised how attractive it is and not black like most crows. The call of the Jay is a little raucous, which I could hear in Lily's woodland.

[@pr0faker]

+Tony Hyden it wasn't a crow, it was a Jay, or in german Eichelhäher. Its the beige bird with bright blue highlights on the wings. upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/6/6d/Garrulus_glandarius_1_Luc_Viatour.jpg/266px-Garrulus_glandarius_1_Luc_Viatour.jpg

[@velvanae]

If they are like the Jays in the US they are related to crows and have many of the same qualities, and also very intelligent.

[@hikewithmike4673]

if you walk barefoot you tend to walk more carefully and thus much more quietly!

[@MrRaErickson]

Hike with Mike until you step on something sharp.

[@sunwukong3726]

lego

[@ao2415]

Hike with Mike until u step on a big ass spider or scorpion in the forest

[@zonamaster4763]

Rob Erickson not really if you walk barefoot a lot your foot can notice all that stuff easily unless you are sprint walking bare is safe im asian who live near a mountain btw

[@bluacid6797]

Hike with Mike then you get a worm in your feet

[@sshum00]

ninja lesson number 1.

[@synonymrolls5021]

Shelby S bahaha

[@synonymrolls5021]

throwback

[@phrogore1733]

Call them *sneakers*

[@jonnytheodorou7720]

Any murderers here?

[@mariobarcelon3247]

jonny Theodorou Shhh. The Feds are always listening.

[@jonnytheodorou7720]

Mario Barcelon shit im going into hiding

[@Vase00]

jonny Theodorou FBI! Open up!

[@siktwstd]

Uhhhhh. Definitely NOT. No murderers here. Nuh uh.

[@kpop_is_shit6412]

yes 2 murders names Michael

[@CriticalRoleHighlights]

That's almost the same way humans used to walk in the Middle Ages before the invention of heels, which resulted in a different walk where we put our heel down first.

[@crestfallensunbro6001]

invention of heels?!!?!?

[@DanSainz]

my same reaction

[@GrausamerKerberos]

Is that you, Ken M?

[@oblivionnow92]

Wut

[@necroseus]

The common type of foot wear in the middle ages was knows as a turn shoe, a shoe that is shaped your your foot and made of soft leather. These types of shoes are different to modern day shoes because modern day shoes have a thick rubber sole allowing us to land on our heels as we stride. The soft turn shoes lacked these heels and soles, thus you had to land on the ball of your foot (tuning with your heel bone slamming into the ground sucks).

[@mamalbug]

I always wondered how a person could walk through a leaf covered forest and not make noise. I just figured leaf crunching was inevitable.

[@idratherbeoutdoors3085]

Yeah, pretty much. You can only walk quietly if there's nothing to crunch. To me this looks like basic barefoot walking, which I've done a lot of. Good stuff!

[@jasonpatterson8091]

She's walking across wet, almost bare ground. This would not be as silent if the few leaves that are present were dry. Dry leaves, particularly a solid cover of dry leaves on a still day, are extremely difficult to sneak through. Cold, dry snow is far worse - there's no other natural noise that sounds like a foot crunching through it and you wind up getting tired just walking.

[@yarloo]

If it's wet the leaves soften. Just like a woman but different.

[@viktoriyaserebryakov2755]

Awesome. Now do that in an eucalyptus forest.

[@davidgonyeau1825]

Well done Lilly, well done. I didn't know anyone knew how to do this any more. I was taught this in the early 1960's while wearing the old Converse All Stars. Proceeding slowly into the wind, always into the wind, you can walk down deer and elk, almost every time. Be mindful that using this technique you can walk up on bears, and be very close to them before either of you know the other is there. Keep up the good work, and Merry Christmas:-).

[@Poughboy285]

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[@alexharrington5060]

i love her, she's like a cool big sister without all the fighting and mean friends, totally!

[@Real_Genji]

Now I'm gonna be Killua

[@aokimika9249]

The only reason I watch this.

[@_syzygy_]

Lmao, thats why i looked this video up, to see if it was possible😂

[@ragglerock2682]

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[@ongj2681]

Aoki Mika hahahahaah

[@jessehernandez9622]

Haha same haha

[@leecast1721]

3:36 Drunk me trying to sneak in at home so my parents won't notice I was out all night drinking...again then I realize I live alone in my apartment.

[@Kell-zy2xf]

First stick or rock in my foot whilst barefoot will alert at least 2 acres of wildlife.

[@FSdarkkilla]

Actually you _can_ walk silent even with heavy boots. I wear very heavy protective boots (the kind which protects you from fire, stepping on nails and/or heavy objects falling onto your feet) and I still can walk with them on a typical dirt-ridden road or something similar and sneak up even onto persons who I deliberately use as sparring partners and told them to even _expect_ me. There is a HUGE difference between sneaking up onto someone who doesn't expect you and someone who has been told upfront that you're trying to sneak up within the next 5 minutes or so. First one is WAY easier than trying to sneak up to someone who is already on "high alert". I managed to do both with my heavy boots. It all comes down to being familiar with what you're wearing. Someone who isn't used to heavy security boots will have a hard time sneaking up while for me it's easy, because I wear them everyday. I even go dancing with them. If you can walk as lightly as someone who is barefoot with your shoes on... you have mastered these shoes. :D

[@iodev_jeff]

Well hey, I've been doing this for years going to the refrigerator at 2am, making sure not to creak the boards with my fat butt

[@miketheknife813]

Nice stretch of woods

[@elliebee6537]

Kept You Waiting, Huh?

[@Morteth666]

It's not over yet!

[@SixRavenEight]

Interesting video.That's a serious Indian walk.There are several Native American legends about crow, and one tells why crow tells on hunters when they are slaking prey. Annoying to be sure if you're hungry, but having read the stories now when I've been sitting in the woods and heard crow, I look around to see if something is stalking me.

[@kylejudkins754]

its odin's ravens.

[@j_bailey11]

Kyle Judkins hehe well it's only one..

[@robertlynn8802]

when in the woods, bring an extra pair of old thick wool socks. slip your boots off and put those over your good socks. Feel the ground and walk up on game.

[@shirickiethemochiraptor21]

I have always been someone who is light on their feet and can be pretty silent when it comes to sneaking around but every time I do there's always those couple of times where I misstep or go to fast and I end up making noise. This helped alot with that! Thank you!

[@4orrcee]

Lillly:Tries to make a stealthy intro Also Lilly: *Hi my name is Lilly*

[@moldymilkmusic988]

This is both beneficial and kinda creepy.

[@RVM451]

A friend told me that the Indians-Some of them-made a practice of sewing a pebble into the heel of each of their children's moccasins. That trained them to avoid the "Heel-Toe"-or more precisely "Heel-First-Then-Rock-The-Weight-Onto-The-Ball-of-The-Foot" motion that Civilized people who wear shoes with both thick soles and a generous heel naturally tend to habituate themselves to. I had Heel spurs for awhile and it definitely cried me of dropping my weight onto my heel. …..RVM45

[@Secure_It_T]

I’ve been practicing this walk since I was a kid and never knew this was an actual form for silent movement 😃 sweet

[@leviathan9992]

I love you Lilly. Im totally killing the fox walk now. Im gonna train doing it all day every as much as i can so it can be second nature to me. And soon my natural walk will be unheard where ever I go. Thanks again for the video's... I really appreciate them.

[@gilanbarona9814]

Back in my army days, we used something similar, called a deer trot, which we had to employ despite wearing heavy combat boots. It seemed to have worked. Thanks for this video.

[@whiteboar3232]

Exactly like an old-style humanoid robot, with the projection of the center of gravity always inside the convex hull of the support base. Very clear :)

[@RajSingh-qc6lq]

So clear in fact it's unclear.

[@nobodywillpullmystrings3891]

honestly I suggest going barefoot, you can be dead silent easily like that as you start to walk more naturally. Getting foot injuries isn't an issue if you got good walking feet.

[@DragoNate]

Definitely takes some getting used to though.

[@crestfallensunbro6001]

like a hobbit

[@chainer8686]

I learned that I'm a total tenderfoot. I step lightly and dantley in my yard avoiding sharp twigs or what ever; while my wife can run barefoot on friggin gravel, no lie, wtf arr her feet made of? They even look softer than my feet.

[@DragoNate]

My goodness, I wanna have that kind of dexterity, Chainer!

[@willmin439]

chainer8686 Im not tenderfooted but I've been going barefoot all my life, which might have something to do with it.

[@CrankyPantss]

Great information. Thanks for sharing it with us.

[@smile--]

This is some advanced Tip-Toeing

[@D3v1lsAdv0cat36]

AHHH I am excited to come across this channel again I used to watch her was I was younger, and I needed to learn how to walk quietly in the woods for airsoft and because I am a sniper I figured it would be useful for sneaking up on enemy territory. Thank You Lilly!!

[@Preidon666]

Metal Gear?

[@rubadux]

+Preidon you still need a cardboard box for that

[@Warek200]

+rubadux please... be quiet ;P

[@alphattus1503]

your that ninja..

[@oldgeezer2552]

Solid...

[@teovinokur9362]

Psycho Mantis?

[@laughingpumpkinking1662]

This is a good method for stalking your targets. I highly suggest going barefoot though. You get a better feel of the ground and it's easier to also miss twigs that you might not see right away. Also, do a lot of lunges on your toes to build balance.

[@hikewithmike4673]

I have found that the best way to walk quietly in the woods is to walk barefooted...because you are barefoot you walk slower and more deliberate and thus are quiter

[@rusticfox4283]

until you get a stick through your foot then you wont be quiet.

[@AnimeAmimatorMizore]

True, but you better have damn good calluses.

[@hodorhodorhodor6089]

If you scratch your feet they could get infected

[@rainohhell7365]

Excellent technique for Still Hunting . Excellent tutorial and camera angles showing your feet ! MAGNIFIQUE

[@JDawgManiac23]

I remember reading a book as a kid that talked about this, but I couldn't remember what it was exactly. When I saw the title, I knew I had to watch this.

[@davidbuschhorn6539]

The quietest shoes I've ever worn in the woods were plain old Converse high tops. They were silent on gravel. The worst? My White's Smokejumpers. The sole is so hard, it's like you're walking through tin cans or something. Just no way to be quiet. :-( Also, the right one squeaks pretty loudly. Grrr. Arrgh.

[@alex0589]

David Buschhorn that would make a great title for an assassin movie "Silent on gravel" coming summer 2019.

[@gotem4512]

"How to walk silently through the woods" *DONT* *WALK*

[@ZeHoSmusician]

Or walk around the woods! :)

[@arnbloodbound3650]

But if you said how to walk silently through the woods, and then you suggested to not walk, then that is not walking... wut

[@jessebrojessebro2330]

me after leg day

[@Aronnax777]

I have been doing this since I was a child, neat to hear it is a real thing.

[@TheAnimeAlliance]

I have no woods anywhere near me, yet I'm watching this video. KZbin recommendations lol.

[@superkamiguru5354]

I thank you for this, i need this in order to sneak into my parent’s room and get back my confiscated ipad

[@spike4850]

0:19 *thinking of a reason*

[@GhostsOfThings]

Will definitely be giving this a try next time I'm in the woods. It could be an improvement over what I try and do!

[@WanderSeth]

You can walk almost totally silently with boots, it's just very hard and takes longer than other shoes. You described it almost exactly, but the only difference is instead of the ball of your foot, you land with your heel, and put the side edge of your boot down first, then gradually shift the weight to the foot stepping down while you flatten your foot. The biggest issue is that to do so, you have to move extremely slowly, but if you're hunting an animal, that could be a benifit. Also keeping your knees bent and shifting your gravity to and fro can be exhausting if you do it in excess of say, 8 minutes. Longest I've been able to do it without messing up is around 7 minutes and 20 seconds.

[@FoxyDrew]

If you don't want to watch the whole video ill sum it up. How to walk quiety? Just walk quietly.

[@cetriemmmmm7177]

Hey Lilly!! That bird you heard was a jay not a crow! Whatta beautiful forest...take care!

[@SurvivalLilly]

+Cetriem Mmmm it was a crow, i saw it with my own eyes

[@betterthanyou9227]

your on my team

[@mikedebell2242]

Different country, different crow.

[@godly04]

Crow is not impressed with your fox walking skills.

[@zaynabmimi612]

godly04 Mind explaining?

[@quudee2238]

1:24 the shoes has Vibriam typed on them lol she wearing black panther

[@TheKrokomaster]

You remind me of one of my childhood teachers, you're so pleasant

[@charleshanna2089]

Im sorry for being off topic Im from the south here in the U.S. but your accent is adoreable

[@sonyj87]

Crouching Lilly and Hidden Dax

[@DinnerForkTongue]

I prefer landing heel-first and placing down the outer sole next to only then set the whole foot down (the slight crouch and bent knees are the same). I'm a big heavy guy, so tip-toeing like the Fox Walk is strenuous for my feet; besides, stepping heel-first feels a lot more natural.

[@SurvivalLilly]

+Gunner193 stepping heel-first is absolutely not natural, cushioned shoes crippled our feet by making us able to walk heel first. go barefoot and try to run over stone. if you would set your foot heel first on the ground you would hurt yourself with every step

[@DinnerForkTongue]

***** Just dropping in two cents from my own wallet. I did move over a rocky riverbed barefoot this month, funny you mention that. Couldn't stand stepping with the tip of my feet, heels felt better.

[@apsutton336]

i have been doing squats to strengthen my legs as i have extra weight on since winter works great

[@guidoauditore-ilmentore3629]

+Survival Lilly just look at pretty much every other mammals' feet. it should be so obvious

[@GreenPointMedia]

+I Am DoG How many other mammals actually put their heels on the ground? Except for apes, none come to mind.

[@TheAnkh47]

Watching the video for personal reasons ...

[@s.b.3689]

Ankhbayar Tsolmon Need help?

[@Comuzzy]

First time in my life that youtube recommended me a useful video

[@kanatislings9307]

I fox walk while hunting….adopting the pace of nature…. Matching the Rhythm of the forest. I see wildlife before they see me 😎🔥

[@MattShafter]

Now we know how the fox walks... but what does the fox say?

[@Bert8686]

MattShafter nothing because I shot him.

[@RajSingh-qc6lq]

WAPAPAPAPAPA-POW! WAPAPAPAPA-POW! WHAT THE FOX S-*Bang* Robert Paschal - "nothing because I shot him" You damned savage animal, how could you?

[@Bert8686]

Mark Tagaza I also had fox with bbq sauce after I shot him

[@Fuar11]

I've been doing this naturally... wow

[@shirickiethemochiraptor21]

Fuarian same with me! Except I move a bit faster and I am more on my toes

[@shirickiethemochiraptor21]

If I ever go camping I normally do exactly this to sneak up on my friends and sister XD

[@jeffronium]

Ninja Lilly

[@happy52099]

lol

[@TheDragonLady]

I was thinking the same. that's how ninjas move. they walk on the outside of the foot cuz ur putting less pressure on the ground.

[@ericthompson3982]

I've heard this called the weasel walk, and it's brought me right up to a number of animals.

[@oasismike2]

Thank you! Short & to the point. I've been curious since I learned every other animal will get scared by us just walking.