Natural Navigation Techniques: How To Not Get Lost In The Woods

Natural navigation techniques could save your life. Do you know how to explore the wilderness without getting lost? Could you do it without a GPS or compass?

In this video you'll learn three effective techniques for navigating across land and improving your sense of direction.

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[armorvestrus]

Bright colored rags of the same color are handy for marking a quick path as long as you can clearly see one from another. BUT, do not leave them as you return take each one with you never leave a trace that someone else will find and be confused by. If anyone uses Surveyor Tape, please take it down never leave it behind to confuse a Surveyor...Also anywhere a path forks place a arrow made of logs from the land to show which road you came in on. Last of all always take a hatchet if you need to make tree blazes, do them at eye level but never just for fun because it hurts the trees. Only do that as a last resort if your life depends on it.

[TheRealNeil]

I'd like to learn about how to use a compass to keep from getting lost in the woods. Do you talk about that anywhere?

[lilycurtis]

This is my favorite video of you. So inspirational, I can't wait to get lost in my free time!

[dahlialove]

Ok. BUT. What if. Ur car brks down or. U simply find urself stranded in uncharted territory ?!? I know the suns path. And such. But. Other valuable information would help me sleep much better at night. 🙏 plant and animal recognitions. Due east or west at mid day. 🤷🏻‍♀️ there must be ways to know these things And i for one am hungry for such knowledge. 🖤