10 Wilderness Survival Tips | Bushcraft Skills

Here are 10 simple wilderness survival tips and bushcraft skills. You can apply these skills on wilderness camping trips or just an overnight camp down your local woodland. Ranging from splitting large logs, crafting wood items for your bushcraft camp as well as lighting fire.

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[fakecharlie]

I think the biggest take-away from this is, it's not the tool that builds something, it's the knowledge. Very impressive skill set you have here.

[suttonjohnson]

The Swiss must have been pretty confident in victory including a bottle opener.

[johndavis]

The corkscrew also is a great tool for untying knots, especially knots that are very tight.

[jamesellsworth]

This is a GREAT TUTORIAL on how a simple piece of equipment can help create more tools for woodland survival.

[FlB]

9:53 "the cork screw is one of the most unused items on a swiss army knife"
French laughing at this 😂

[FelixImmler]

Hello Mike. Thank you so much for this super interesting video and 1000 thanks for your fantastic support! Greetings from Switzerland
Felix

[hello]

Everyone gangsta until the apocalypse comes and this guy is just chilling in the middle of the woods not even trying because he is that good.

[jeffhayward]

I’ve been using Swiss Army knives for well over 40 years and I’ve just learned something new today! Thanks Mike. Cheers from eastern Canada 🇨🇦😊🤙

[PetsOVAppl]

I'm so envious of your local environment. Seems largely untapped, and most areas near me have been heavily exploited. Areas that aren't are usually private land. Love your content my man! Keep it up!

[madzen]

Hello, I just escaped a Sibirian prison camp. Your channel and the tips you give saved my life. Forever grateful, keep up the good work!

[AnonymoStranger]

I was amazed how well a tiny multi-tool worked when I did 36hrs in the bush & had to make my small multitool my primary tool. It really is an essential item!

[mattpardy]

You can use the curved edge on the can opener to carve out the inside of the spoon. Learned that from felix as well. He says it's even more effective if you grind away the flat section that is the screwdriver.

[FanceeName]

I now have “Firefly” ferro rod for my Swiss Army knife.
Bought my daughter a SAK for B day and installed a Firefly in it as well. The saw is the recommended blade for the ferro rod.

[devildogsbushcraft]

The resin candle is the absolute best thing I have seen on YouTube this year. Wow. Thank you so much. As a natural light source in the wilderness is worth gold.

[evergreen_kate]

I’m watching your videos, and I’m so amazed. If I’m ever in a survivalist nightmare, I’ll know what to do because of your videos. Thank you for potentially saving my life by providing this education. I’m from Alaska and this information is ESSENTIAL for us here. I’ll definitely remember you if that time ever comes.

[yngvarofvanaheim]

As a swiss army knife collector and enthusiast, I have obviously watched a multitude of videos on this topic. I find your delivery and tone as well as the quality of your video sets this far above all the others I've seen. Thank you for thus great video.

[nordwestbeiwest]

Don't forget the greetings to Felix Immler in Switzerland, the man who revived the multitool from Switzerland.

[mikejeffsteel]

Outstanding video. Proves again that its not the tool but your knowledge and skill set that matters.

[woods]

I have the same kind of swiss pocket knife. Liked already

[jimbeaux]

I carry something somewhat similar, in the Leatherman Signal. I’ve carried it with me everywhere, everyday for the past 2 years. I love that tool