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The Title: Solo Bushcraft in the wild The Camera man: 👁️👄👁️

Is it just me or would my first instinct when going into the forest would be to find the best stick possible that will stay with me the entire time

Theres something about the sound of that tree bark being pulled that makes me wanma eat something savory and crispy

Great way to give the tics a head start on dinner.👍

Bigfoot is so proud of him, he won't eat him yet.

“Is that tree sap?” “Wait he’s melting it- is it _jam?”_ “Jam on stick” “oH it’s a torch”

We all need to know this when things go bad in this world, thank you for sharing your wisdom!

Nice very good job thanks for sharing please stay safe and connected 💖 💗 😊 🙏

-I'm a person who enjoys Bushcraft in Korea. I learn a lot from you. Thank you always for the good video-

Pine resin is possibly one of the most important tools in survival, sht is super flammable making it great for starting fires, its an extremely strong glue and has antiseptic properties.

Now, as long as it doesn't get very cold, rain, or very windy, he can sit in some shade. Effectively blocking or breaking the wind and having your shelter vented is higher on the list. Keeping dry can be very important too depending on the climate and temperature.

pov: you play minecraft in real life

*stuffs leaves into jacket *brown recluse: "thanks bro i was cold"

I'm gonna forget this the SECOND I'm lost in the woods and just start screaming.

What an amazing wisdom

Молодчина!!!с таким парнем в джунглях не пропадешь!!!УВАЖАЮ👍👍👍

"Save for later" That's a good way to get ticks lol

Totally diff story (and it's really a long one, gonna make it short) but I'm female and I once (back between 2013-15) ended up homeless, living in a tent in the woods in Virginia, US, and lived this way for almost a year (8-10 months). I ended up with a 10-person tent (donated), carpet & padding (scavenged), a complete twin-sized bed (also scavenged) and shelving made out of cardboard and milk crates. Basically, everything you would ever need for survival in a normal house, except I lived in the woods. It was so weird for me when I would invite people to my camp(which was very few) but they would say, "Wow! This is nice. That's really cool". I felt like the Queen of the world. Nobody taught me to do it, I wish they had. I just thought it out and taught myself. I learned how to feed myself (can in the campfire), winterize my self and my tent (layers, layers, layers) and basically survive. Point is.... What you do is cool. Most people look at that and say OH... WOW... THAT'S COOL. I look at it as "Tutorial Vids". The 'can in a campfire' thing I've done. That's how you cook food. Really wanna try the 'split bark for shelter' thing... 😘😎 Thx for your vids. ❤

Goog job my friend..

I love the sound of the wood

Tree sap in actually very good for sealing a deep cut. It's also got a ton on healing properties. Just need to warm it up until it's spreadable, not enough to burn your self of course. Place the tree sap and bandage the area, and keep tree sap on wound for as long as it will stay on the skin.

Mastick, my boyscout troop made torches like that. However, as kids it took us much longer than the time lapse video. Still cool!

Good Survival Idea!!

I'm starting an empire from scratch

Круто! Столько интересного! Например, как колоть дрова, нести на верёвке! Обязательно воспользуюсь! Я подпишусь, думаю у этого смекалистого парня, ещё много интересного!

This guy: "Solo bushcraft in the wild" The cameraman: "Am I joke to you?"

I have never seen someone peel a tree!

知恵素晴らしいですね‼️

I used the grass as a way to keep warm before on a cold but short hike just because my guide said so and it actually works to keel you warm and even sometimes too warm.

I have nothing to say so: I like the sounds when this person scraped off the peel of the tree

Sensacional!

OMgosh! That is the most ingenious way to break up branches! Save on the old knees. LOL

Me : looks fun ill try it! Me five minutes later : im going home.

Thanks for the info, I've used the tree split to break wood though, I like the way you use the bark from dead falls instead of live.

Как круто! Интересно очень! Спасибо вам большое!👍🏻👏🏻

Not only do they keep us warm but they are the other half of our lungs

С таким васей можно в любую атаку идти...

Dang makes me want to go out and cut my neighbour's prized tree down and survive on his lawn for a couple hours !

I am from India I miss my old days when I used to go to the forest and playing with wood and trees and feeling the calm , peaceful and beaty of wildlife, these woods and their sound reminded me of my past life😊😊 But today living in a city accomplishing my higher education living away from my family is a totally different experience. I think this is the reason why people love their childhood memories 😢😢 I have no peaceful life today😔😔

Ok come ha accesso il fuoco 🔥

Браво!!! Какой умный и хороший ролик!!! Спасибо)

Always wondered how the Vikings made fire torches! Great job

Nice to see that someone else knows how to survive in the wild, I'm just as resourceful

Oh Man ! Wonderfull life ! I love .living in the jungle . I'm from Brazil.

Pine Sap is also edible. With 2 teaspoons, providing approx 1,677% of daily vitamin C & 1,200 to 1,400 Calories. Made sweet, with a little bit of heat.

Когда просто гулять в сквере надоело и ты решил стать там выживальщиком..

Muito cansado 😂😂😂😂 Alguém me explica mato na roupa?

Good to see young people getting back to nature

Se é um tutorial de sobrevivência, deixa eu tirar umas dúvidas: 1. Como que ele vai esquentar a madeira pra fazer uma tocha sem antes ter o fogo? 2. Onde que ele arranjou a corda pra amarrar na tocha. 3. Onde que ele vai conseguir um MACHADO, no meio da floresta, pra descascar arvores. 4. Grama seca, além de poder conter algum inseto nela que pode te atacar, ela coça muito.

Нам всем нужно научиться выживать в любых условиях, учить детей. Мы не знаем что нам жизнь уготовила

С такими ценами скоро это нам очень пригодится, будем выживать

Wonderful...and that forest is very beautiful and nice and is much be nice to have a beautiful house on that that forest

My friends and I built a stick fort in the woods behind my house. We figured out on our own that we could cut the logs to size using a forked tree. I was surprised to see it used here, well done.

Love learning this stuff, especially with the world getting as crazy as it is one just might need this someday!

I feel like a good idea would be to suspend those logs over a fire for an hour or 2 so the smoke can evacuate any bugs in the bark. Same with grass that your putting near your body. Using pine needles to create a lot of smoke. Idk how well it would work but I think it would be kinda helpful hygiene-wise. 🤷🏻‍♀️

Elderly mom: "Billy, time to come in for dinner!"

The sound when he was getting the bark of the tree. Truly satisfying.

Спасибо автору за показанные приемы выживания! В настоящее время они востребованы. Никто не знает что принесет день грядущий!

Рембо почти🤣🤣🤣или Баженов 2🤣🤣🤣🤣молоток полезный ролик всёравно 🎆👍👍👍

Loved the memories from my youth.

Self-reliance is the most important thing in the world

Потом за это в тюрьму посадят, за порчу леса и воровство валежника 🤣

Many good pointers in one short video. Keep them coming! Good job.

Pine resin is a lot more useful as an adhesive than a fuel. If you mix it with finely ground charcoal while melted, it will cool and harden like epoxy or fiberglass resin. Has been used to resucure bindings on tools and weapons, as well as provide waterproofing for roofs, boats etc.

Он увеличил себе грудь-не выходя из леса,а ты досихпор копишь на пластическую операцию🤣🤣🤣🤣

Excellent share 💕 Oregonian here 🖐 please remember to put out your fire's. Every year Oregon and California burn because of carelessness, please remember to put out all fire's 👍🌲🌲🌲🌲🌲🌲

自然満載で、素晴らしいですね👍

Спасибо большое и ДАЙ БОГ ВАМ КРЕПКОГО ЗДОРОВЬЯ

I would hold off on stuffing your clothing with leaves. Ticks hide from birds in leaves and survive the winter under them. A large contractor trash bag can be stuffed with leaves and used as a mattress to keep you off the cold ground, though.

This is my 2nd time watching you, and you have mad skills man... Props to you . You will never be stranded. Because you are always trying reinvent or recreate the scenario, only to learn if there could have been a better angle or a better way of going about it.

Молодец !! Особенно понравилось про факел из смолы и как быстро наломать дровишек для костра👍👍👍🔥🔥🔥🔥

That was amazing. Subscribed.

I really like the first clip Just use fire to melt those things and pour on another piece of solid, and then again burn it to light a torch Brilliant 👏👏

Me read title: "Solo bushman" ... who's following him with the camera?

Cameram team-we are invisible 😂

Hey, its 4 days video,, and make just a little minute to you!! Apreciate👍

Learned something. How to: make torch, cut branches between 2 trees. Thanks

Great to know....Living in a city doesn't give much chance if any to practice this. Thank you for schooling us.🙏❤

HEY THANKS FOR THE INFORMATION VERY ENLIGHTENING

Hard working🔥🔥

Everytime I see someone shove leaves and grass into their jackets a part of me screams "that's how you get ticks"

Awsome! It still important to know the basics of survival: make fire, make tools, shelter, hunt and fight.

Bro whenever zombie apocalypse happens I'm relying on this dude

Молодец паренек . Только в России , рождаются умные и смекалистые люди . Могут все сделать из подручных средств , Вроде бы , из не чего . Умница . С таким не пропадешь .🤗👍👍

"Safe for later" Leaf it on the ground!👀💀

Me and my friends used to spend weekends in the woods. Building forts making fire wood. We liked the idea of being like bear grills surviving in the wild.

There’s nothing like a couple drops of melted tree sap on your wrist to wake you up in the mornings.

Imagine just taking a stroll through the park and seeing a city boy trying to reenact this video.

Fun fact: that pine liquid you cooked, we used to use it on our traps to catch birds when we were kids :)

Когда кору с дерева снимал, казалось, каноэ 🚣 собрался мастерить.

You are not solo!! You are there with camera man!!😜😜

Очень красивый и полезный канал -адвокат егоров. Часто смотрю и восхищаюсь его талантами и практичностью.

Amongst other things as an owl who've seen many "survivalist" in the wild I am deeply concerned for his shelter

More people need to post useful information like this, as a woodsman I teach survive. Keep it coming

I love adventure and survival..❤️🙂

If I ever get lost in the woods I will just scream on my loudest 😅

Yes, Steve is that strong. He can chop a whole tree in 10 seconds with bare hands

Thanks, it's very interesting !

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