Solo Survival Bushcraft Camp || NO FOOD/ NO WATER

[@ScottysGoneWalkabout]

Hey legends, I hope you all enjoy this 'live off the land' challenge. Let me know if you'd like to see more vids like this. Also, a huge shoutout to my Patreon supporters who help to make these vids possible. If you'd like to support the channel, check the link out. www.patreon.com/scottysgonewalkabouts 🤙

[@joeylandry4933]

So I’m assuming that there are no crocodiles or dangerous man eaters in this area?

[@Quinny33]

Thank you so much for putting a smile to my dial every time you put a post up.More survival challenges for sure.Merry Bushness Scotty and cannot wait for your 1st post 2022

[@bigd4000]

Hi mate been subd for ages but never comment but when u mentioned maybe getting into hunting I thought I would comment. U mentioned the connection to our food? so, I would strongly encourage u to get into hunting asap as there is nothing like feeding urself an ur family with something u have hunted/cleaned and cooked urself as u no exactly where it came from an it’s organic an healthy 👌 Here in Oz we have heaps of feral animals that we can hunt and eat so we are doing the native flora and fauna a favour at the same time👍 Keep up the good work and stay safe budd 🤙

[@embahbornolaparn]

Thanks Scotty. My son is of the same name and a world adventurer.Thoroughly enjoyed these videos. Look up David Adams films mate! he is like you in so many ways, I can see you expanding into films down the track about AUSTRALIA. Have a well deserved xmas break 😄👍🦅🦅

[@lalaalalala]

yes definitely more vids like this!

[@l2andom]

First video of yours I've come back to watch in a few months. My wife, children and I used to watch them regularly and always enjoyed them. She passed away at the age of 40 two months ago after a two year battle with cancer and watching this alone without my children or my wife has been pretty... emotional I guess the word would be. We've enjoyed your efforts and work and I'm hoping I can continue watching. Thank you for sharing your adventures with us, my wife loved seeing the places you went as she was never well enough to do so herself. Thank you.

[@simonpoortz5298]

🇦🇺💕

[@sholaantar2224]

Michael S, love to you. Christmas is tricky when you have lost a loved one. Put on your brave face. Go to nature. Be kind to yourself.

[@kurts64]

Sorry to hear that mate, hope you and your kids do ok👍

[@mattniven6380]

Best wishes mate

[@MLOOTGIIVSATTIEXD]

That really hits home. Thinking of you and your family, hope you can remember the good times. ❤️

[@jwinaccount]

I'm glad you left that intro in. Almost fell of my chair laughing, so good!

[@BlackshacksBushcraft]

Nothing quite like a double helping of Scotty. 😁 Well worth being a Patreon.

[@outbackzak795]

Yes, more living off the land. But don't stop your normal scenic bush walks too! Love all of it Scotty!

[@TheSillySwagman]

Great little challenge. Thanks for the shoutout, too mate. Still not convinced it was the kangaroo who farted though 🤔🤣 Stunning visuals. Great sharing of your bush tucker knowledge and just an all round entertaining video. Thanks mate.👍

[@RawIpharadisi]

Absolutely love your content and the respectful way you engage with the land, Scotty! Did you know that you can eat the green leaves of pig face too (raw or boiled), along with the ripe fruit! The leaves are great for insect bites and burns as well as being used as a balm for pain. Shine on and thank you for sharing your wonderful adventures with us!

[@alansmith7468]

a fly in the mouth is free protein, already winning at survival challenge

[@jacksonhalliwell7621]

World Economic Forum Agenda 2030 style. Scotty got a headstart!

[@westleyshirlaw8437]

Meat group

[@Hoody321]

@@jacksonhalliwell7621 you will eat the bugs and you will like it.. Ha

[@jacksonhalliwell7621]

@@Hoody321 hahahaha!!!

[@carljansen3118]

I thought the same about the ants in his water near the end 😂

[@emf333]

Already living off the land at the start of the video. 😄

[@grub9465]

Agree, your live of the land is amazing. You're knowledge of bush tucker is amazing and I've learnt alot. I've just realised I've got Pigface growing in a hanging pot out the back so I'm keen for when the fruit ripen to try it out. 👌 Keep it up legend

[@RicMyfraps]

Play to your strengths would be my advice. In my opinion it’s beautiful places shown with outstanding cinematography by a dag with enthusiasm for amazingness of Australia. But that’s just me 🇦🇺👍

[@waynecoombe-heath9430]

Would love to see a 3 day solo survival challenge. Maybe throw in some hunting and it would be brilliant.

[@timothystevens4657]

Hi Scotty, I wanted to add a detail about the lomandra - if you pull out a clump of leaves, all the way down to the roots, you end up with sizeable starchy chunks to snack on. Can be extremely worthwhile in a time of need. Thank you for the video! Tim

[@robmcf9381]

@32:45 A beautiful sight. The creation of fire is primordial, instinctive and liberating. Ray Mears best describes it as a game changer in the process of wild survival. It gives you the ability to see at night, fend off animals, keep warm, sear weapons, boil unclean water, cook food and raise your spirits. Lighting your first wild fire is the moment when you disconnect your reliance on the man made world and truly declare, I am here and of this place. Thanks again for a great vid Scott. Keep up the great work, From Ireland.

[@yvonnelimpus463]

I love watching you and the silly swagman because you both are showing people how to enjoy the Australian landscape and survive there as well . Thank you.

[@ernsthorn2788]

More vids like this would be great. Very interested in the foraging and bush tucker plus great outdoors. Cheers, Scotty!

[@brucie-of-bangor528]

Thoroughly enjoyable, your films remind me of my mis-spent youth in the '50's to the '70's, although I was never game enough to go it alone on full survival. Your care with the water boiling is mandatory and I'm glad you emphasised it so much. But you did not go after a ready source of protein, clams (pippies) off the surf beach! I could live on pippies and warrigal greens for a week. The quality of the filming was pretty good on the EOS, nearly as good as on my Nikons! (sorry). These days I am 76 and dealing with a disabled with a failing heart and I find your films a good reminiscence of a previous life, thanks, Scotty.

[@FrancisSiuChock]

Thank you Scotty for a great year of adventures and escape! All the best to you and your family, happy holidays! Stay safe and healthy and see you next year!

[@fayleya3865]

Absolutely would love more of this. I love that you use different products and brands than we see in the American hiking videos!

[@ViperOptix]

Scotty, "I'm going to go without food" Fly "hold my beer"

[@martinoutdoors6941]

A snowy mountains, swagman 3 day challenge. Real old school. Great stuff.

[@GoingSoloOutdoors]

Really enjoyed this one. That kangaroos reaction when it stumbled upon your camp was the best!

[@mattyandlucypearce]

Thanks Scotty. More of these survival videos would be great! Really inspiring

[@nadenegordon7639]

Loved this video Scotty. Survival skills are always good to know, especially in these times.

[@benjohnson6833]

Please do more survival videos. Maybe a 3day vid. Love learning the bushtucker side of things too

[@forestersdayz]

Thanks for all the videos this year Scotty! They got me through lockdown and you’re a great bloke. Keen to see what next year has in store for you!

[@mikewhitelaw5291]

Not just surviving but thriving Scotty. Good work.

[@JustDeacon]

Love the Step Brothers Quote! Loved the video! More of the Survival would deffo be a win!

[@DAMusicalHQ]

These are the best ones. Totally simple and from the land. Love it!!

[@robertking6865]

I really enjoyed this format! I would like to see more content like this!!

[@scottashley3830]

Scotty you'll be a great fisherman as you prep so well!! 🎣

[@20molecula]

Whatever you do Scotty is good for me. I enjoy your relaxing videos and the gorgeous landscape of Australia 🇦🇺. How fortunate to catch that black brim on your last cast!

[@polehenge8237]

Yeah that was interesting. A several day survival challenge could be very entertaining.

[@Talience]

Hey Scotty. You definitely have inspired me to go out an explore this great country of ours. Keep it up, mate. Thanks for everything.

[@budget-adventure]

Great end to the year. While it doesn’t need to be a survivalist theme showing us how to live off the land even if there’s a pack of 2 minute noodles in the backpack would be great. Sadly we haven’t had anyone fill the void after the bush tucker man retired

[@mj2745]

Haha first meal! Fly soup, cracked me up.Love the bush tucker survival trips. You have been to some incredible places this year. Loved it all! Merry Xmas and look forward to next years adventures! Also thanks for the gear links!

[@clique5077]

Love your excitement and appreciation about every little thing!

[@CamperKev]

If you caught an under size fish in a real survival situation, you would eat it. In this situation you would have released it. So lucky you caught a legal sized keeper to fill the belly !! 😁Thanks for all the wonderful videos in 2021. Very beautiful productions as always.

[@adrianp2007]

YES, PLZ do more "Survival" vids like this. Maybe a 3 normal to 1 survival ratio??? Just an idea! Lol

[@larryparis925]

Very well done. Thank you... from San Diego, California, USA.

[@sdr2909]

That lake looks amazing! Is that in south coast nsw? I ask because I'm hoping to explore as well in the very near future. Thanks for the video.

[@DebOxy]

Down past Ulladulla.

[@MrYoko1969]

Another great video Scott, I would love to see more survival challenges from you. Nadolig Llawen a Blwyddyn Newydd Dda (Merry Christmas a Happy New Year) from South Wales.

[@lalaalalala]

these live off the land/survival ones are my favorite kind of vids, especially when there’s plants. hoping you make more!

[@whateveryoulike7629]

Great vid again Scotty. Keeping it fresh. I'd like to see you go inland, hiking trip, 3 days, navigating by map and compass only, focusing on the navigation aspect so we can follow along.

[@tailwindmechanics7454]

Yep I think the survival thing is a cool content type for you to add to your repertoire for whenever you feel so inclined. What I find captivating about your videos is firstly your innate talent for putting a film together, but also the genuine awe and respect you have for the natural world, and the knowledge you have as a consequence. I'd love to see a video that carries with it a bit more history. Australia has a whole lot of stories to tell, and you're already out there in the bush anyway, and possess some pretty great storytelling skills. I'm not saying to make content in the style of X, I feel that there's a natural progression to your content and that I'd be interested in seeing you go deeper within your own style. Something with an exposition and rich with your insight

[@daveburklund2295]

Love how your hat has been changing over the years. Getting personal character!

[@edenaitkenhead3727]

Thanks heaps for a great year’s entertainment! Can’t wait to see what you bring us next year!

[@melindaholme5414]

Thank you for your time and effort in creating this content this year. It's been a sanity saver for me during restricted travel to see and hear the bush, I love the quiet close ups of the water and foliage, it really inspires me to get out there myself. My 5 year old has requested a Christmas special next year - apparently that involves you wearing a santa hat and cooking Christmas dinner on the 'bush telly'!

[@aLLmOdCoNs72]

Brilliant video. The kangaroo scene was incredible. Thanks.

[@goldfeverreliever]

Great video again Scotty. Definitely would love to see more of your bush survival videos just for the bush tucker info. I've seen pigface all the time but never knew it fruit's. Cheers

[@sampighin2091]

I loved this video! Would love to see another one like it, especially in the snowy mountains!!

[@rodgeorge7244]

Thanks Scotty it has been a challenging year but your content has been awesome ,that problem you are having with that reel if it's a cheap one bin it if it's not go to your local bearing supply company and they should have replacement bearings and it should be an easy fix and won't cost a lot of money ,also don't drop them in the sand and when you get home from a fishing trip wipe your gear over with a soft cloth with tepid water and a very mild soap like dish washing detergent and rinse it in tepid water and leave every thing to dry before putting them away never hit your gear with a hose because all that does is push the sand and salt into your reels

[@AsgaardGuard]

Yes, more vids like this please! Good idea collecting water with the tarp. Kangaroo fart made me spit my tea haha

[@LandRoamers]

I watch your videos in the background while I am at work. I love the close captioning also thanks for that. Very enjoyable and relaxing. Inspiring me for my own channel thank you!

[@garywood702]

Excellent video! Hate it when bugs fly down my throat! One of your better videos I think. Minimal gear, catching fish, and foraging for food while out there?? Win, win! I like all your videos, but I have to say this is one is one of my favorites.

[@lalaalalala]

these no food survival vids are so good, would love to see more of these!

[@charlesarmstrong5292]

Great video Scotty. Really enjoyed all the off the grid foraging things in the video. I was really fascinated to find the bush tucker on our coastline is so similar to where I grew up in Natal South Africa. The Wild Spinach and the Sour Figs "Carpobrotus". Brilliant and Thanks again.

[@Mysticfateee]

I haven't seen many of your videos but this is my favourite so far. For whatever reason i really love seeing challenge videos and how different people can survive with bare minimum, what their different methods for doing certain things are like collecting water and making a shelter

[@scottashley3830]

Scotty your clips always hold so much prep!!❤

[@Tearlaich64]

This was great. Wouldn’t mind seeing more of these from time to time but for me your usual format is what keeps me coming back. Thanks legend!🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@filofilo8127]

Another great video Scott. Well paced and edited. I share your frustration with the reel.

[@aaronleblanc9935]

Great comment about sustainability. Love watching you mate, such respect for our beautiful land is so important these days but it doesn't work if you don't really connect with where you're from.

[@SC-fk9nc]

This highlights the modern, easy and unatural lifestyle we have come to take for granted (potable tap water, supermarket food supply etc.), we should be more appreciative of it. Thx for the video.

[@bradpearce2276]

Really liked this one Scotty. Great work. Keep it up mate.

[@craigperry7376]

Awesome adventure there Scotty. My mouth was watering as you chewed your fish

[@DTCampingAdventures]

Another great episode as always bringing us along to stunning location.

[@kw2158]

Here’s an adventure… Missingham Steps down to the river and back up through Stevo’s Pass, Carrington Falls. Lots of history down Missingham Steps, magical track. You will love it!

[@paulgpeters]

Good stuff champion. I like these survival videos esp bush tucker angle. Perhaps try longer periods in future.

[@TheBex76]

Another great vid Scotty, nice shelter set up too

[@jenesisjones6706]

Yes please, more of the "survival" type videos!

[@anthonyvento33]

Great inspiring episode Scotty, more survival videos indeed! Happy Safe Holidays!

[@wadejoseph8684]

Great to watch you grow mate, and the survival vids are great too. You have learnt a lot in a small amount of time.

[@AmyOutdoors]

Another great video, and awesome to see you switching it up Scotty... really like the survival twist for a bit of something different. Well done on the huge growth this year too 👏 would love to hear which Aussie channels you enjoy watching the most recently.... there's been quite a few Aussie channels start on KZbin in the outdoor scene since you started the ball rolling! Love your work mate, keep it up 👍

[@Hoody321]

Quality vid cob Sparks my interest of learning a lot more about our edible plants Respect.

[@PossMcLeod]

Another great vid Scotty! Loved the little 'Step Brothers' reference there @14:19 toooo! Haha Loves it! ps - really enjoyed this one mate, would love to see another similar style one. But pretty much anything you produce is good stuff, so keep doing what you love and we'll keep watching ;)

[@billcotton1551]

Liked the survival video scotty. Look on the Kangaroo's face was priceless.

[@jeanwatson189]

Great video thanks, loved the bush tucker! Merry Christmas to you too. :)

[@Vinceventuring]

You’re so brave doing this! You’re super capable though so amazing work giving it a go. So cool.

[@TEAMCATCHIN]

Hahaha the kangaroo farting was a pisser. Great edit Scotty as always.

[@Solarlube]

Scotty I have enjoyed you work/adventures all through this year of 2021. Look forward to catching up in 2022.

[@sillysighbin8279]

Some funny moments in this one Scott. Suicide flys and farting kangaroos. I think adding a day or two to this survival style could make for a good watch as well!

[@cypaus]

Hey Scotty. Great video. More survival vids would be awesome. Keep up the great content mate.

[@shazbudd5009]

This was a cool adventure thank you for sharing and may you and your wife have a wonderful 2022 .

[@tonyfonager]

Loved all of it, definately more of these “survival” trips ❤️ btw, you are allowed to bring Gin, even on a survival trip 😉💪

[@MJScottPhoto]

You said NO FOOD, you had a fly before you even left the shore 😂😂💥

[@laurencetilley9194]

Hi Scotty, thanks for the great bush tucker tips, I live on the Mid North Coast of NSW where I recognise many of the species you pointed out. Great video, thanks for sharing. Have a great festive season, hopefully without masks.

[@Bushy61]

Yeah it would be great to see more survival trips Scott y

[@sarahrbaileyart]

Awesome video! Would love if you could do more survival videos like this in all types of regions of Australia for example dry bushland and rainforest etc. :D I'm starting to learn more about bushcraft and survival skills so knowing how to survive in different types of regions would be a great skill. Keep up the good work!

[@KaylynnStrain]

very nice to see what wild edibles you find in Australia, also enjoy seeing how the burn areas are looking since the fires

[@petersimpson6110]

Hey Scotty, I love the camping locations that you go to, maybe you should use your talents and write and photograph a book of the places, great photos, illustrate and photograph the bush tucker, it would be a winner...

[@ReWyldOutdoors]

Nice job! Always gotta be ready to improvise! Great day to quickly meet your water needs! I'd like to see more videos like this for sure!

[@saltycrabbers969]

Great video Scott. Much prefer watching you live off the land but always enjoy your content 💯

[@VRCommy]

You know it’s gonna be a good survival video when you catch some food in the first minute 🪰😂 I like the tent placement tho.. a literal home among the gum trees 🤙🏼 Lovin the vids.. been binging for a few weeks 🙏🏼🙏🏼

[@duckman12569]

Lol the full glare that maggie gave ya.. all these critters

[@rakeemkemp5928]

I really love and appreciate your videos Scotty

[@bushtherapy7655]

Thanks Scotty Great film

[@campscape]

Loved this episode Scotty! Big bushtucker fan here! I did a fun recent KZbin vid on Bribie and found plenty of pigface but still too early for fruits unfortunately. Keep the bushtucker and survival vids coming mate. Love it! 😉🤙

[@JasonMcCann841]

You are owning it these days brother. Testing yourself and enjoying the experience. And Slamming Breams! LOL

[@MrDiPY]

Great video again Scotty. Would be happy to see more like this. Thank you for a year of great content!

[@OutdoorsmanDave]

Got value from your foraging skills, clever tarp water collector, catch you next year.