Survivorman | Masterclass | Salt Water Still

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Survivorman Les Stroud gives you his personalized masterclass in survival, bushcraft and outdoor skills.

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I’m so surprised by how little comments or views this has. Amazing content from a trained professional. Yet so many take it for granted. Remember everything is all good till it’s not. Thank you Les Stroud for your great videos

aaronhernandez

This was the most impressive thing I've ever seen Les make on the show. The combination of salvaged materials working perfectly together with the overall implications if he DIDN'T make it work made it such an amazing achievement. If I recall correctly, this was his only reliable water for 3-5 days prior to finding some rain pools further inland. So this was truly a life or death MacGyverism!

crazyrecon

This works and I've used it while surfing at a remote beach after our large water bottle had a sneaky leak. We actually made three so we didn't need to head home while the surf was pumping.

bonefishboards

I love these masterclasses. Keep em comin’.

EvanRo

Bless to Les, and all. Very inspiring use of flotsam, jetsam, and Uncle Dan. Bless

jeffersonspace

les have probably saved lives, good content.

robertraft

Thank you for these. I love watching them.

edwardmiller

You can actually wrap the outside of the steam pipe with something that soaks up and holds water and it will help to cool down the steam passing through even more since water takes up heat a lot better than the air going against the pipe and it will make it easier for the heat to spread evenly and create an equalibrium faster, since it can conduct heat more efficient, only downside is that you have to keep it wet or it will actually become like an insulator, so when you're close by the fire, perhaps recovering from a day of walking you can use this trick to get even more of the vapor into condensation.

SaMpl_Txt

Thank you for posting these masterclasses! I love them!. While I have not personally tried this, I would first fill the pipe with sand while bending it to keep it from kinking. If anyone has first hand experience with this technique, please reply to this comment and let me know how effective it is. Thanks!

richu

to bend a pipe without cripping it, fill it with sand or fine dirt, it will prevent it from chocking / folding

emameyer

I didn't see it mentioned in the video, but you should add a little bit of salt water back into the fresh water because humans can't survive on distilled water for too long.

saltandpepperu

I gotta try something like this. Probably the best thing to know when it comes to surviving and keeping yourself alive

DeeHermanson

I worry about all the things no one talks about.... parasites in fish? Can i cook in a bean can? Don't those have a coating inside? Can burning certain wood (or plants) give off bad stuff? I must know! Big fan... thanks!

goofynoodle