48 Hour Walmart Survival Challenge Catch & Cook

Greg spends under $100 at Walmart and walks out with a small bag of items for a 48 Hour Survival Challenge in the bush! He manages to use his items to hook fish for a catch and cook meal by the creek, then gets creative and shows off his other survival ideas.

Greg is a self-taught survivalist from Canal Flats, British Colombia, who, since he was a boy, has read nearly every book on the topic. When he is not out in the wilderness, he is a professional dry-waller. He started his first bow drill fire when he was thirteen and spent the next forty years learning bushcraft and studying plants and edibles. He has even developed some of his own survival techniques and is a skilled hunter with both a bow and a slingshot.

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[Vhalior]

I've had a really rough day, as many folk out there have, but I've felt especially low today and things started getting to me. I was going to go to bed on a sad note but I just decided to go on youtube and I smiled for the first time in a while because I saw you'd posted a nice long video. Thank you, Mr Ovens, I hope you know how wholesome, real and very wonderful you are. You make everyone who watches your videos smile and you make me remember my childhood and younger adult life, when I was free to explore the wilderness as my home in the Highlands of Scotland. I miss the adventures and, maybe one day, I can get back out there. All the best to you and Finn, bud. Keep on casting!

[runescapeog]

Greg is the last of a dying breed! we need more of him, hopefully this YouTube channel creates them

[judenealeinc]

Greg is the new Bob Ross of outdoor survival.

[MattyFroggy]

I loved the joke at the start "Free Turkey if you can Outruun security" it took me a few seconds to think about it lmao

Keep the guides coming! We love your work and we appreciate it so much. :) Very calming AND funny at times :)

[Ravedave]

Finn is awesome. I love that he's actually your companion rather than an accessory like some other YouTubers.

[SpeakLifeNotDeath]

"I'm not going to get carried away" - after building an entire raincoat from scratch. LOVE IT. Thanks Greg, keep being amazing.

[brendancoomes]

my favorite part was greg trying on trashbags for 10minutes, most hilarious thing ever. so wholesome haha

[kdog]

Such a down to the earth guy. It’s amazing how much this guy appreciates the little things in life.

[Rogerswoodworkx]

Greg I love watching your videos.... My dad passed away about a yr ago an me and him would set an watch your videos together, he loved watching you as well an loved the things you do. But when he passed I stopped watching an doing thing we did an this is the first time I'm watching since he passed... It's good to be back watching you... It's very pleasing an encouraging. I hope to come meet you some day! That would be awesome.

[kristenvincent]

I think my favourite part of this video is actually the fire safety aspect, so many people don’t understand how flammable things are, or how fires can spread under ground, along old roots, and the like…

[thatbodymechanic]

Clique as it sounds. Your dog being there the whole time warmed my heart.
I miss my boy that went through similar exploits with me for 16yrs.

[DebsSutherland]

I'm so glad I found you today, thank you for making me smile. I so very much needed that. You have a fantastic sense of humor and thank you for keeping it real, . Much love to you and Finn, from South Africa

[kylepatterson]

I’m a really lonley guy and seeing the bong between you and Finn has made me get a dog and he’s my best friends I couldn’t live without my buddy the companionship of the fur humans are unreal we don’t deserve animals thanks for the uploads I’ve learned a lot from you over the years

[thressapratt]

Hi Greg. I'm a new subscriber, as of I think 2 days ago (7/2/2023) I live in Northern Michigan and noticed we have pretty much the same plants. What clued me in to " this guy REALLY knows this stuff" is, you mentioning plantain and chewing it for a poultice. That opened my ears to the rest of the knowledge you so generously share, with times going as they are, I sure hope others pay very close attention as well. Thank you for keeping it real and natural. I look forward to learning more from you. Thank you for giving as you do to the rest of us.

[linkn]

City and mountain survival skills all in one. This was a learning experience watching Greg for sure.

[robbieallan]

Absolutely love this kind of education, some people think it's useless and we won't need it but I ALWAYS go by the rule "it's better to know what to do and not need to do it rather than needing and not able to do it", also that must be one of the happiest dogs on earth, outside as often as he is. Great upload thx for the information 👍

[kachiri]

22:00 Nice addition to the video! I liked that!
A while back I had a camp in the woods, I went to every day. Eventually a Ruffed Grouse showed up and stuck around the area. She wasn't too friendly at the start, but she got to be kind of like a buddy after a bit. I liked having her escort out when I'd leave to home and even sometimes, she was at the start of the trail to escort me in to the camp. She was there a couple of seasons, then disappeared. I figured she was that age to die, as they don't live long like humans or even dogs/cats.

[lidiahumble]

Sir Greg, 🤗 Thanks for an awesome time.
Be safe. Yes, you make my heart smile, 😆 also are added SunShine to my day. 🥳
(Vhalior: wishing you better days. 🙏🏻 Peace abide, divine goodness fill your days. prayer hugs.) 🌻🕊

[nancyl]

Really enjoyed this video because, as a younger person, a group of us used to camp on a regular basis and seemingly, always during rain storms. Many times we made shelters and rain gear from trash bags including coats and pants and also makeshift tarps. On several trips we made shelters for our campfires. We tried to get contractor trash bags because they were thick and almost impossible to break. I saw someone sew together heavy duty trash bags with yarn and an embroidery needle. This video brought back some wonderful memories. Looking forward to your next adventure! God bless.

[aaronatwood]

Good to see you back from the vicious bed bug attack. Your videos rock and are very calming with lots of great content. Thanks for putting yourself out there and teaching us. ✌️