Malcolm Douglas - Australia - In The Bush (Part 1) 1998

Malcolm shows many ways to cope and enjoy the bush, from changing tyres without a jack to catching enormous mud crabs. Bush tips and survival hints, a film that should be seen by everyone before they set out on a journey around Australia.

[@dantheman6159]

What an absolute genius Malcolm was. Out in the bush he was in his absolute element and nothing and no one came close to his knowledge and understanding of the wilderness. RIP mate

[@Kurtis11266]

bush tucker man came pretty close, you don't need to put him on a gigantic pedestal

[@peaceforall1291]

@@Kurtis11266 you are wrong. Malcolm was one of a kind.

[@Kurtis11266]

@@peaceforall1291 Nah you're wrong mate you have to give credit where it's due, but I will agree Malcolm sill reigns supreme

[@user-kl4bh4lq6r]

Greetings from England 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 this bloke was a legend 👍🎉🌄

[@matsamuels9197]

I remember watching all his videos with my father every weekend we got a chance. Many many great memories. Rip mal

[@tylermoulton7294]

Rip mal

[@joeblow6951]

I remember when i was a kid in the 80s watching malcolm douglas with my father and brother loved all his shows great man and a great bushman..

[@User0000000000000004]

I just found this guy and looked him up on Wikipedia where the first three words read "Malcolm Douglas was..." and I felt sad. Wish I found these 20 years ago. It's great that he filmed everything he did in the bush so his life's work lives on. You may want to ignore his automobile advice though.

[@ziongite]

He was nearly 70 at least, plus it's not know what happened with his car, he was found wedged in between it and a tree. It's unrelated to any of his car advice guides, because he was by himself and the investigators have no idea what happened. They didn't find any strange equipment or anything, they literally concluded that somehow his car was running and drove itself into him while he was outside of it, crushing him between itself and a tree. Pretty sure his car was a manual also, so I doubt his dog could have accidentally trod on the accelerator or something like that, since in a manual you have to push in the clutch pedal as well. The most obvious thing is that is was at an incline and the break gave out and the car rolled into him, however the investigators claim that there is no evidence that it rolled, but instead that it somehow drove into him, there was no mention of an incline either. Either way, the investigators couldn't conclude exactly how it happened. The only obvious way would be if someone got in and drove it into Malcolm, and then ran off. The investigators claim there is no evidence of that happening, however you have to realise that if someone did do that, there probably wouldn't be evidence left. At the same time the idea that someone would want to kill Malcolm seems pretty unlikely as well.

[@marlinstarkiller5064]

@@ziongite Not nessacarily unlikely, at all. Malcom was known to be a difficult person to please, and held extrememly high standards, and berated people if they were not up to his standards, apparently. Furthermore, his wife, was at that very moment on her way back to Sydney NSW, as she didnt want to live on the Crocodile farm anymore. Malcoms net worth was around $7 million AUD, so a fair some left solely to her. What struck me as cold , was in an interview, one of the only things she said was, "She is glad she will have sole command of the finances..." This case is suspicious to me, but apparently not to anyone else, including the WA police dept.

[@MrHappyStation]

Thanks for your work!👌👍

[@Fadem12forReal]

Malcolm Douglas aka the original badass

[@BushCampingTools]

Proper TV before all of the "formulaic jeopardy crap" that purports to be about survival today LOL. MD was a real super hero.

[@captainsherman5550]

That’s a genius idea of washing clothes Malcolm ! Good video

[@gregorytrevaskis3794]

I met him at the Marracoonda hotel in Perth about 6 months before he died We were the only 2 people having a late breakfast…….. so we ended up sitting together! We talked for a half hour at least…….. he was a genuine” good guy “ that’s for sure

[@jaroslavdrahokoupil9839]

Just great...

[@crawwwfishh3284]

Take me where he has gone. When I’m old and grey take me home.

[@lifelongbachelor3651]

damned great country.

[@SimonTAMG]

5:52 I find it highly unlikely that anyone would be in the bush without a jack for a start, BUT, will somehow have 8kms of rope, chains, straps, and a "working vehicle" to reverse like he did at 7:00 if it's already "broken down" to begin with hahaha Still funny though!

[@GambinoTin]

Does anyone know what brand swag the last one was with the mosquito net?

[@conqueringlion420]

19:43 Pot Lesson

[@howardvarley8795]

Hahaha.. an Aussie trying to show an Englishman how to brew tea !! Boil your tea!!! HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

[@kongchangfan2237]

I'm trying to figure out, which episode this really is, since there is another episode called "In the Bush" from 2009.

[@kongchangfan2237]

well, in the intro it clearly sais "In the Bush with Malcolm Douglas" ^^

[@advartisvideos4329]

"In the Bush" 2009 has 6 parts: kzbin.info/www/bejne/ZqrIgWeYeKasepo kzbin.info/www/bejne/l3m0fWqIr7KLn6s kzbin.info/www/bejne/fZy1oo1snth0h9E kzbin.info/www/bejne/ipqTo2B-raZra80 kzbin.info/www/bejne/gWSbmYaumrZ3eJI kzbin.info/www/bejne/e56YqX6Qgpp3eNE

[@kongchangfan2237]

@@advartisvideos4329 yes, but theres this one with 2 parts from 98, and theres the 6 part series from 2009 in your list.

[@maosung5219]

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