10 Wilderness Survival Tips and Bushcraft Skills you need to know!

Here are some survival and bushcraft tips that might just keep you alive one day if you find yourself stranded in the wilderness. Some of these skills you can even use while camping.

[jackcapell]

Boiling water without a bowl now that was pretty amazing man. I had no idea what you were going to do. You have either learned from the best in survival or you are a genius. Or both lol

[nru]

You put some of these outdoors guys to shame! Great tips~ I always learn something new from you!

[veidro]

I live in a middle of a large city while barely ever going out in the wildernes. Still one of the most enjoyable content I came across in a long long time!

[__-pljg]

I was familiar with all of these methods except the wet punkwood one. So, I'm glad I watched to the end of the video. Thanks for sharing :).

[xxcommentator]

This is one of the best tips that I have ever come across here in YouTube, thank you for posting this vid.

[nycwen]

Love this compilation of your camping/survival tips and tricks! So useful!

[theyearwas]

There is an amazing amount of advanced beginner knowledge on here that I really enjoy being able to show people who don't know much. Definitely a lot of real practical stuff enhancing basic skills

[jasonlaine]

Most of my favorite channels about bushcraft/foraging have either died off or moved on to different subjects. AlfieAesthetics and David's Passage disappeared completely, The Outsider just makes cabins now, MCQBushcraft started a channel about Jeeps, etc. It's nice to finally find a channel I can enjoy as much as those old ones. Cozy, informative, lots of beautiful nature, and most importantly, no loud music in the background! Love the channel, hope you start posting more often.

[mikuhatsune]

You can make a whole canoe with that bowl-making trick. I’ve also seen seashells used to help with scraping them out at Jamestown. Thank you for the good tips!

[goganlole]

no bullcrap and full explanations. I love your vids and shorts you are a good teacher. that vine trick was really neat, never heard that one

[ryimscaith]

For your pine pitch torch, you can quad-split a fatwood branch the same way and just light the fatwood end. A two inch diameter branch used as a torch like this will burn for 4-6 hours.

For tinder, carry a pencil sharpener. Yes, the little plastic ones. Just find a dry branch the approximate diameter and twist as much tinder as you need.

[sfsupqu]

Been practicing survival techniques for decades. Nice easy demonstrations that are useful anywhere? Always happy to learn new tricks, even at 70 years old! Thnx for the show, well done! Especially the water bottle. Brilliant!

[clivedunning]

Great that you can still obtain "strike anywhere" matches where you are. No longer available in the UK, the precursor chemicals were banned by the EU. Loved strike anywhere matches.

[shez]

Have you watched any Les Hiddens videos? He's also know as The Bush Tucker Man (tucker is old fashioned Australian slang for food). He became famous in the 1990s for his t.v shows. His knowledge regarding survival is 2nd to none. These skills can be transferred to any country with wilderness type places.

[returntosender]

This is some of the best content i've seen on youtube. So informative and interesting. You are awesome bud. Keep it up.

[VaDeR-]

New subber from NC, long time Bushcrafters, the wife and I. Good stuff here. Great channel. It was a blessing. 👍

[stelley]

great tips! for water purification I've heard of ppl filtering bad water through a small piece of pine. The set up being 2 plastic water bottles joined at the necks with a tight seal using a piece of pine branch, the top water bottle full of bad water which slowly filters through the pine wood into the bottom bottle

[vickigonya]

I love your voice! Sounds authoritative😊 straight forward instruction!!

[screenname]

I'm definitely adding "burn bowls" to my personal list of things I need to remember.
That seems a lot easier than carving a damn bowl.

[janemonroe]

This is one of the BEST survival tip videos I’ve seen. Thank you❤