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40+ Wilderness Survival Skills and Bushcraft Tips

40+ Wilderness Survival Skills and Bushcraft Tips

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Here are over 40 wilderness survival tips and bushcraft skills that you can learn yourself and apply when out in the wild. From making natural rope from nettles, to what to do when your axe gets stuck in a log. With bushcraft tips on wild edible plants, making plasters or band aids from a fungus that grows on a tree and lighting a fire with natural materials found in the wild. Seasonally: You should come too ontario in the Muskokas we are on shield rock with no digging or staking possible and flat ground is few and far between. It would expose your audience to a completely different kind of survival technique. I'm sure you would do fine, but be interesting to see you in a non-ideal forest more.
Date: 2022-04-22

Comments and reviews: 9


Do you know that you can use the Birch Polypore (ONLY the BIRCH Polypore) to make Tea? The younger ones are the best. Just slice it in small pieces, put them into your cup and fill it with hot water. Wait 10mins. It is good for gastric issues/illnesses. If you have problems, test it. It does NOT taste fabulous, but it is able to help you. You also can dry the slices and store them for months.
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Awesome tips, thank you, so very much. I've got stinging nettle, growing here, never thought you could do, that. The different ways to light the fire, that's awesome. I have a striker, I'm going to give it a go, using your ideas. A picture paints a thousand words. Thanks again. From NZ
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Why do you do so many with no words spoken? It forces me to watch constantly throughout, scared to look away just in case I miss something, where I could still listen & get probably more information
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the tips are great, but i just like to have these videos on the background while doing something else. fantastic for chilling out on an afternoon, especially a rainy one when you can't go outside
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You should have called this video:
'You people better watch this video because it took me an INCREDIBLE, amount of time to edit it. '

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We have just spotted this one, and lined it up for a careful viewing tomorrow - things to do here today, but thanks, as ever. J&A&B&T
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Thank you for posting survival tips I ve learned so much from watching them and have a applied these skills to my own woodland projects
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Silent but deadly: ) more of us are going to need these skills as blackrock and their cohorts keep buying all the property and land.
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I use to dig holes and tunnels as a kid, this guy is basically living my childhood dream of having an underground shelter.
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