Learn Wilderness Survival Skills in 10 Minutes | Bushcraft Tips

10 wilderness bushcraft tips and survival skills that might just help you out in a survival situation, whether it be in the wilderness or in urban areas. These are useful survival tips and you can learn them all in just 10 minutes! If you enjoy the "10 in 10" series be sure to subscribe and follow the video playlist below which features every episode. Cheers for watching and catch you in the next one!
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[@TAOutdoors]

Trying to keep all the information to 10 minutes is bloody hard 🤣But we give it a go! Cheers for watching and watch every episode of the 10 in 10 series here: kzbin.info/aero/PLxnadpeGdTxAJy5_f_-6cjrAnuWRwUf8M My Official Bushcraft & Survival Gear: www.taoutdoors.com/ Instagram: instagram.com/taoutdoorofficial Facebook: facebook.com/totallyawesomeoutdoors Cheers for Watching!

[@pyeitme508]

Lol 😂

[@Somethingawsome]

Could you do easy ways to split logs as I am not the best.

[@judebrown4103]

I'd love to hear the dawn chorus with call identifications, got any chums could help with that? Or perhaps you have a working knowledge of birdsong? Love these videos and if they're longer than ten, well all the more to enjoy! Cheers Mike, you're one of the first youtubers I ever started watching, keep up the good work. 👍

[@Shadowaspen]

next time show polypore tree fungus

[@salimufari]

You could probably do an entire 10 minute video on just the Cedar tree. Between Rope, tea from the new growth shoots (Don't drink more than 2 cups of the tea in a week btw. Major diuretic & laxative but LOTS of vitamin C & antioxidants.) Roofing material you've already done & many more uses. The native Americans called it the "Tree of Life" for a reason.

[@Rustynutsindustries]

I love how it’s ten mins and 59 seconds, suffering with ptsd and your videos give me hope I’ll be strong enough with time to get out there . Keep up the great work

[@TAOutdoors]

Keep your head up. Better days will come 💪🏻

[@om3278]

Love to see all this man! You're an ace teacher! I've been taking your tips out to the woodland with me for a few years now! Love the content! Thank you! 🙏

[@TAOutdoors]

Glad to help! Cheers for watching.

[@DaleStLouis-xb5mx]

I am old. Your videos are wonderful and for me they combine new interest with occasional nostalgia. When I was a boy, I knew an old hunter and woodsman who called blackberries "tangleberries" for what they do to your ankles, but he also taught me about what he called "tangle tea."

[@paintballgod33]

Out of all the outdoor channels there are I only subscribe to a few....you're one of them. Always great content and no filler garbage.

[@davidryan4454]

Really enjoy these tips. Unbelievable that some would complain if you run over 10 minutes 🤦🏻‍♂️ Knowledge is priceless. Thank you for sharing yours 👍🏻

[@rayrivera1830]

In depth is cool too, compare that laundry detergent to store bought ^^

[@deborahdanhauer8525]

The vines of Honeysuckle make beautiful baskets and the nectar inside the flowers is delicious. 🐝🤗❤️

[@potatopotatoeOG]

Ooh this is a great series. Very straight-to-the-point and packed full of information and notable tips

[@caroleelagrone9729]

Thank you very much! I love learning more about the uses of plant's and bushes and tree's in our wood's! I.just wish the knowledge Would stay in my head!!!🤗 🤗 🤗

[@mastermasonjoewillis3904]

I love this series. Please keep making them!! Cheers from across The Pond!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@tigermuskievibes7141]

Some of my favorite videos. short and extremely informative! Love the 10 minute series

[@richardmacyczko1580]

I love these quick skills videos. I usually watch them a couple of times. Thank you teacher! Respect from Florida 🌴

[@theoneleggedraven1940]

Wonderful video! Can we see some more camp cooking with your dad? Love to see the interactions of such a strong bond in the woods. Perfect relaxation video in my opinion.

[@hristonaydenov6130]

I absolutely adore this type of content, and you do it probably the best out of all others I've watched.

[@tamirundell8392]

I enjoy your videos. Thank you. 10 minutes or more they're all great!

[@beancampingpodcast7926]

Great 10 mins Mike, well worth it, enjoyed this one👍👍

[@joshuadelisle]

That was great and learned something new. Cheers J

[@shallwe1092]

Yeah what are the chances open KZbin and you just posted this. Beautiful

[@samappleby1297]

Absolutely brilliant

[@bryanferia3686]

NIce video!!! huge fan

[@TAOutdoors]

💪🏻

[@kathleenmead9259]

Thanks Mike!

[@theahalme]

that was so calming, healing, informative...always am delighted at your videos. relaxing while getting down to business perfect combo!!

[@tammaragill9347]

I enjoy ALL your videos. I especially like the LONGER ones. Keep them coming Mike please and thank you 😊

[@killerdirk1817]

Hey Mike I just wanted to say that my life is better now I have been watching your vids a lot

[@ТУРИСТ-АВАНТЮРИСТ]

It's just incredible what beauty, what atmosphere you were able to create. This is truly a meditative experience watching you. I myself started making videos about my adventures in bushcraft, so I'm interested in everything. Grretings from Belarus tourist.

[@brucermarino]

Thanks. Great work!

[@ArkamasRoss]

These videos are a wealth of knowledge. Camping is fun but if you can actually exploit the resources surrounding you, that just makes it a much richer experience. I wish I lived closer to a forest so I didn’t have to drive all the way out.

[@M.H.N_]

Decent vid mate!

[@loydevan1311]

Excellent video. Excellent content and presentation. Short and to the point. Not a word spoken that could be edited. No superfluous banter or pontification. Enjoyable.

[@pierrehenri2297]

I love the way you explain things- simple and easy to remember. Great tricks and thank you. 👍🏻🌿

[@jasonroche5174]

Great vid. You all may already know this but, Gorse can also be a help in starting fires. If a branch of it has died out and turned brown it will burn fast and intensely. Ideal for getting a fire going fast. Add dried gorse to a small flame and be sure to have kindling ready. 😁

[@IntoTheWildernessBushcraft]

Greatest channel on YT. 🥾🏔️

[@Doobster67]

Brilliant and very informative! And all in ten minutes!

[@shannonpearl]

Very good! Love watching these whilst I do my make-up in the morning. Learning new skills everyday! 🪷✨✌🏻🍄💫

[@LJBJams]

Bro! That time at the start saying people moaned about you going over 10 mins put you over 10 mins! Wtf!? kidding man, great content as per usual 👍🔥😂

[@HariKristiyanto]

Nice to watch this channel

[@FilthyDubbzStep]

I'm sure others will echo this sentiment - but you're an excellent teacher and your youtube channel is amazing. Keep doing what you're doing!

[@TAOutdoors]

Cheers Alex!

[@andykjohnsonjohnson7622]

Excellent video Mike 👍👍👍

[@davidmoore2699]

Great video. One more use for Western Red Cedar is if you are building a survival shelter the leaves make a good ground cover. It insulates and wards off bugs.

[@anderfrisch4225]

Hi, thanks for your videos! The primrose has become rare and it is under protection in a lot of places/countries. So everybody who wants to use it should check out first the situation for the specific place. It’s a beautiful flower, so we have to take care of it. :) Nice greetings, Ender

[@TAOutdoors]

Yes, many people used to over-pick them (including here in U.K.) They are actually making quite a comeback now. And this particular one is known as the common primrose. The issue seemed to be with people over-picking one particular flower. Which is not the right way to go about it. But you are certainly right, we do need to be sustainable when picking any wild edible 👍🏻

[@Nyctophora]

@@TAOutdoors you can also buy the seeds and grow them in your garden, where they will spread easily. Then you can pick all you want :) They can also hybridise naturally with the potted 'primulas' you get from garden centres, and then you get pale pink primroses. Source: my childhood garden Thank you for the great tips!

[@sleazy1drache]

Love the series! Please keep it up!

[@stevenkeithley4336]

Great video bud keep em coming. 👍 stay safe and be well. Strength and Honor...

[@TAOutdoors]

Cheers! Will do 💪🏻

[@maineiacts]

Thank You Young Sir!! Love your vids!! Happy to see guys like you learning, and sharing helpful knowledge! Cheers and Well Done! 🤗 🌱 Peace and Harmony Blessings! - Mindi in Iowa =)

[@eriktaylor5704]

Excellent skills and tips yet again. Thank you for sharing your expertise.

[@davidtierney4875]

Love the spiel idea, I've tried this many times with my metal one but am going to try yours as soon as I can get to my camping 🏕 spot again. Keep up the videos they are very informative for us survivalists....

[@clintheadley9212]

I love how I’m still watching this even though most of these don’t grow where I live. Always learning from you, thank you!

[@saritaford3667]

Love this series!

[@aynsleycooper365]

Just excellent, some reminders, some new stuff to me, thanks!

[@paulevans1363]

Another great video mike love the channel 👍

[@BraxxJuventa]

Thanks for these awesome tips Mike! 👍😁👍😁

[@victorpigeon5160]

Hey Mike, thank you so much, I always greatly enjoy these videos, very useful and informative.

[@robingilmore1444]

As always, great job.

[@bushcraft_crush2455]

LOVE the 10 in 10’s!!!!

[@TAOutdoors]

👆🏻💪🏻

[@MaxSafeheaD]

Cheers Mike ☺️ See you in the woods soon 👍🏼👍🏼

[@EzraTheBanjoMan]

i love your content

[@thatguywiththechainsaws]

Improoved a lot in bushcraft since i watch your channel.

[@iamgroot8631]

Pretty useful , excellent 👍

[@jacquelineteale4937]

Just subscribed. I live in Surrey, England. My son, Michael (everyone calls him Mike - including me!) is really interested in exactly what your teaching. Has been for the last year, and his friends now are. I will recommend you to him!

[@electrician1602]

A lot of love in the comments Mike, and from me too. You, Saving Salvage, Eric Rosen or Nic Rijavec have become my favourite channels to watch. I have a longing to live wild rather than in the absurd city of London. I want to build a timber house, collect water, grow and forage for food, use fire every day, swim in rivers and lakes and be close to the natural world. Cheers for the escapism!

[@bernadetteevans2]

I love all your tips!

[@PalletFortress]

Cool video, thanks for the tips!

[@engroovedsplash]

Great stuff, as usual!

[@johntjones3037]

Love your site. Thanks for the great info! Cheers to you and your Dad!

[@philloyaknow]

That was great, thanks 🙏

[@unknown-fs3hj]

I love these tips videos

[@davidallen7540]

Very interesting and educational

[@gizmocarr3093]

Thank you for great ideas! 🙂

[@simoneammon9874]

Your videos are fantastic! They are both interesting/educational and fun to watch. I'm learning so much and will be able to pass on my learning to the children at Forest School.

[@williamharriss3363]

Great tips thanks!

[@jackiec9062]

Great Episode x

[@jeremyp5210]

You've got me really interested in trying different teas from the wild. Pine needle and primrose.

[@Jackie-ox6zk]

Thank you Mike for all the great tips

[@wildsolitude101]

Nice!! Useful stuff Mike. Thanks for your Totally Awesome content!!

[@stefanocuevas3578]

Hey am a huge fan about bushcraft, this year am going to learn the most I can . Thank you for your wisdom and knowledge

[@kermitthepog7063]

Any advice on finding fatwood would be great!

[@jeanetteschulthe1andOnly]

thank you Mike.

[@ivandavidson5694]

good one😁😁

[@voiceoftheclan8087]

Thanks Mike stuff the ten minutes learning is so much more important, so keep it up, excellent video as usual, between you and your Dad Graham you keep me very entertained.

[@tonysansom]

Giving you a like, not just for an excellent video, but for going over 10 mins :-D

[@joycedimaggio3816]

Great tips!

[@natureisallpowerful]

Nice one Mike lad. I learned that ivy can be used to wash stuff and the cedar oil from the foliage. Thanks 👍

[@tiwilliams8514]

Go over the mark, love the details and informational content

[@ArielleViking]

Great tips as always. I never knew that ivy was useful as a soap. Nice video

[@lindsaycranch8130]

Really great! Presented in a way that hopefully, I will remember. 👍🏻

[@eliot1970]

Gold.... Pure Gold.

[@thomasbritz7045]

Love the series, keep it up

[@marcosfreijeiro8763]

Excellent 10 tips ,would to see more on wood land plants and trees. Love your channel and content keep up the good work.

[@TAOutdoors]

You’ll enjoy this week’s episode then!

[@matthewwright999]

Cracking vid yet again 👌

[@candaceaustin4258]

Thank you

[@EmpatheticOne]

Always great video’s! I still enjoy your fishing handle thingy the best

[@bh613]

Much appreciation!!! Great advice. Blackberry uses

[@weaselbox6746]

yay! : o ) thanks for all your videos!

[@Defender23AD]

Great video excellent content and passionate with it.

[@22lapsky35]

love the content, thank you

[@freddyoutdoors]

Love these their ace and always good to find and learn new things in the wild cheers Mike

[@kingrafa3938]

A very helpful tips.

[@katrinasaarnits574]

Fun fact! Birch leaves also contain saponins, so you can use those to make foamy water too. Great for washing your hair, for instance. You'll need a lot more leaves though, because the content of saponins is lower than in the ivy :)

[@danielsimpson2494]

Love your content bro

[@kennethgorum6519]

I saw a video awhile ago where you can gather some acorns and take the shells off and drop the acorn meat into a jar of water and let it sit for about a week and then can be used for soap but try it on a small area of skin to make sure that you don't break out from the tannins in the water I used a big pickle jar to make mine