6 Days. Taking No Knife, Food, & Fire. 🛖

Making...1) Crab/fish pot. 2) Fire Pump Drill. 3) Kite. 4) Tree Glue. 5) Lure. 6) Cordage. 7) Raft & Sail. have been looking forward to doing this one for a long time. With just the clothes on my back and one mystery item in my top pocket, I am embarking on an adventure on the coast using only primitive tools. Clay Tall Stories Videos & Music are self-filmed in New Zealand mostly in the South Island

0:00 Climb down to the primitive hut
03:25 Foraging Food
07:00 Making Crab/Fish Pot off the beach
09:54 Fishing with Pot
13:03 Making Fire Pump Drill
16:08 Making Fire
17:40 Cooking Fish
18:35 Fishing with pot in sea pond
20:05 Making Trap Entrance for Fish Pot
20:50 Making Primitive Kite (Munu Tukutuke)
23:10 Flying Kite & Fishing
24:24 Beach Fishing with Pot
25.28 Making Lure
27:55 Making Pine Pitch Charcoal Glue
29:11 Making Flax Cordage
30:34 Making Raft & Sail
33:20 Completing Raft & Setting sail to sea.
35:00 Fishing Off the Raft
39:25 Outro
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[polygamous]

Mate you are the real deal unlike so many others taking with them tents sleeping bags portable stoves n many other tools to stay a night or 2 n live off the food they take with them just keep safe mate

[TaylorWillis-fw]

I spent 6 years in NZ as a young lad. I once made the mistake of eating a sizable helping of Kawakawa berries. I had seen my grandmother eat them as a snack and figured they were safe. Turns out she would just eat a couple to help “move things along”. I came back in before dark with crippling abdominal pain; my grandmother laughed at me and asked me if I’d learned my lesson about eating random foraged foods.

[blackknightz]

It really show that nature will provide you with more than enough food as long as you know what to look for.

[therealyfy]

Hey clay I grew up without a father in Blenheim , thanks to your videos I was able to motivate myself to go out and catch my first fish. Cheers mate

[brienmacgearailt]

Absolutely amazing! You made 1, 000's of years of Oceanic traditions come to life. I really appreciate this as a life long learner of Pacific cultures and history.

[paulthomson]

Late stoneage technology was still advanced enough for cultures not just to survive and but to actually thrive. It's engineering and art combined with ingenuity. This is the most impressive and genuine survival clip on YouTube.

[YourFavoriteEnemy]

Mr. Clay... Crazy crafting skills you have. I actually got stuned with the auto-drilling method to make fire... I mean I know other methods and watched other people follow the principle, but you took it way further, and I mean not just the drill... The basket, the raft, the glue, every tiny peace you crafted you did it with so much care and quality. Really impressed by you sir, respect.

[uncletiggermclaren]

Just to let foreigners know, the passion fruit, figs and peaches, gooseberries, walnuts, and others are not native plants, these are plants that have gone wild out of someones homestead. New Zealand had VERY few fruit or vegetable native plants, before Europeans brought things from overseas. And what we did have, modern people wouldn't recognise as viable food, they are nothing like modern fruit. And most of what we did have needed a LOT of careful preparation to take poisons out of it. The Kawakawa berry he ate to begin with, five would give you strong stomach cramps and the runs, 20 would give you CRIPPLING pain.

[kamikariad]

Clay, I watch all of the survival channels and you are at the top of the class. Such a display of knowledge and presented in a wonderful way. Thank you sincerely for this world-class content!

[datboiya]

You're not just entertaining, you're an inspiration.
Truly the best survival video I've seen to this date

[OnlyOneOnlyTV]

Watching you eat that fish really put things in perspective... How hard reality hits. So much preparation and knowledge required just to acquire that little meal. It must have tasted so good. Bless you and thank you.

[charlininthechoco]

34:50 "this is the life for me boys" you know this guy found a kick ass life

[ClayTallStories]

Here are the chapters for anyone wanting to learn any of these survival skills.Thank you very much for your comments & ratings :) Clay
0:00 Climb down to the primitive hut
01:46 Gear breakdown & survival clothing Link collabs.shop/ihlmkn
03:25 Foraging Food
07:00 Making Crab/Fish Pot off the beach
09:54 Fishing with Pot
13:03 Making Fire Pump Drill
16:08 Making Fire
17:40 Cooking Fish
18:35 Fishing with pot in sea pond
20:05 Making Trap Entrance for Fish Pot
20:50 Making Primitive Kite (Munu Tukutuke)
23:10 Flying Kite & Fishing
24:24 Beach Fishing with Pot
25:28 Making Lure
27:55 Making Pine Pitch Charcoal Glue
29:11 Making Flax Cordage
30:34 Making Raft & Sail
33:20 Completing Raft & Setting sail to sea.
35:00 Fishing Off the Raft
39:25 Outro

[Howard]

This gives me nostalgia of the first time I saw Les Stroud's Survivorman as a kid. Your primitive survival skill is just unparalleled by anyone I've seen who makes these types of videos. I truly wish you had a production crew so I could see the maximum potential of your skills and knowledge. Hats of to you sir.

[kevin]

Nothing short of amazing. Probably the most resourceful and knowledgeable person I've seen on any survival challenge anywhere. I can barely change my own light bulbs.

[dpitt]

One of the best solo survival videos I have ever seen Well done Clay !!! Please keep em coming !!!

[JohnViinalass-lcow]

...hieremai, companion of the native ways!...what a teacher you prove to be!...I am so grateful to have found your site!...on go and well be, good man!...

[greenlamp]

the amount of joy i got watching that piece of smoldering scrub burst into flame was one of the most satisfying things i ever seen. great video Clay

[jasonrusso]

My bro is out here drilling holes in wood with rocks. You're badass dude. Love the content.

[robertnavarro]

Serious bush craft skills. I love that drill for fire starting! I was very happy to see you wearing a good life jacket while on your boat.