40+ Wilderness Survival Skills and Bushcraft Tips

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. For the full detailed version (including talking) of these survival tips then head to the playlist below:

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[TAOutdoors]

This is a compilation video of my favourite survival tips. Many of you will have seen these before but not all in the same video. Working on a really interesting video for next week so stay tuned!

[IKEMENOsakaman]

I use to dig holes and tunnels as a kid, this guy is basically living my childhood dream of having an underground shelter.

[timjohn]

This video is a survival book. Thank you for putting these 40 wilderness practices in one video. It is quite amazing.

[OrderOfWoods]

That's pure years and years technique and experience. Great work, Mike. A lot of work here is done. Best regards!

[not-a-raccoon]

Yours is by far my favorite bushcraft channel

[vulpineCaptain]

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

[SammyiscoolMinecraft]

I love your videos could you upload more 10 in 10 videos because I love watching them thanks!

[austynross]

The drying socks gave me a laugh.

Seriously though, nothing is more important than dry socks.

[charliescott]

3:39 ahh yes, a very well known British delicacy, smoked socks

[bernadetteevans]

I just love your videos… so much information in them

[kibiriuks]

Hey man, big fan of yours. Started to look into bushcraft recently. I fish alot, started hunting few years back, and my background is from constructions, so felt pretty natural to lean towards something like that. Curently gathering some gear for upcoming summer/fall. Lithuanian, living in sweden. So im keen to try both flatlands of lithuania, and swedish rocky forests. Keep up the work you do

Cheers!

[azukidx]

Thank you for the good video 😆👍👍
I learned 🎶

[joaqunluna]

I tried to apply many techniques i learned in this channel last time I went camping, but man, at least in the area that u went camping here in Mexico, that harder wood is so much harder to process. Seeing how the wood just strips away like play dough here makes it look so easy.

[ruthfowler]

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

[riuphane]

Strange getting a tips video with no commentary, but I really enjoyed it

[ТУРИСТ-АВАНТЮРИСТ]

Great job, I liked it. Excellent cinematography and excellent directing. Thanks for the quality content! Grretings from Belarus tourist. ✌️

[pavlosneofitou]

That thing you did with the squared saw was brilliant. Love your videos even with out your voice lol.

[campfirediaries]

That paracord for fixing holes in synthetic fabric is an ace tip! Thanks!

[johnh]

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👍

[SimpleEarthSelfReliance]

Perfectly fitting into my Friday night bushcraft line of videos. Love your grading and content. WHat you get from trees, I need to get from shrubs and bush, and it maks for interesting comparative learning. Keep up the good work