10+ Bushcraft Tips & Survival Skills | Knife | Fishing | Food

Here are 10 bushcraft tips and survival skills that might just help you on your wilderness camping trips. From fishing for food, to tips on knife sharpening, paracord and more bushcraft skills.

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[joegoddard]

The bag strap paracord is actually really useful, always hanging my pack up by that strap on trees and that’d certainly stop the handle getting as shredded aswell

[longrider]

I find it interesting that you are one of the few people who talk about being able to sharpen your knife in the woods. I carry a small mill file, medium grit on one side, fine on the other, and a diamond sharpening rod. Keeps things nice and sharp.

[modernhereticnw]

I’m really digging these concise tip videos!

[kermitthepog]

Hiya, sorry I keep saying this but I'd love to see you do a limited budget overnighter! Or one using only items from the middle isle of lidl or aldi!

[bryanpulling]

That was a cool trick for making an emergency whistle! I just happened to have a bottle cap on the table next to me and tried it and it really works! Thanks Mike, cheers

[condor]

Great video Mike, it's really interesting the things that you can do while out in the countryside. 😊

[thothtahuti]

Still loving your content! years later you still teach me at least 1 thing EVERY video, much love from New Zealand

[saanandkashyap]

I'm definitely using these tips TA Outdoors

[aye]

Personally loved this video. So many useful tips and tricks. Thanks for sharing!!

[stefanb]

You can definitely see the connection in the use of the whetstone to the first aid kit😉

[ThereStand]

Love your channel. You are a resourceful man with many talents. I've already incorporated your use of Paracord, a radiant heat source to add to my pillow, I use my clothes in a stuff sack as well. And I will give your fishing setup a try - super good stuff!! Thank you 😎
Dry bags are also good to collect rain water off your tarp, should fresh water be a distance away. I let it rain awhile to clean the tarp and then filter the water prior to drinking it.
The Sea to Summit shower is really just a dry sack with a spray head attached to the bottom 🤓
If I'm near a water source, I'll store perishable food in it, build a rock enclosure around it with some water flowing through, tether the dry bag and this will keep the food cool and dry.

[edwardfletcher]

That bottle cap fishing lure is GENIUS 👍😆

[ТУРИСТ-АВАНТЮРИСТ]

Great video. I always learn something useful from these trips that I can try. Good close-up shots, definitely honing the director's skills. I myself have recently started making videos about my adventures, of course, this cannot be compared with your work yet, but I am moving very quickly towards this. 🌙👍

[dawgchain]

I would love to see a 10-list in rope/cord uses.

[UltimatelyEverything]

It's always good to know and learn survival tips because you never know when you'll need them.

[stealth]

These high quality videos are soo satisfying thank you!

[AlexiesWoodworkingBushcraft]

Nice I'm a fan of the outdoors myself looking forward to more survival videos

[dennisleighton]

6:02 Acorn whistle! Now there's something out of my early teens at Boy Scouts! A skill I still have today. Never thought I'd see that again! Different sizes give different pitches.
9:33 Hint: if you do the shaping of the cap before cutting it to length it will be much easier to hold firmly. Once shaping is done, cut to length. This technique has a wide range of applications.
Enjoyed the video, as I'm also in UK.
Cheers mate.

[jms_wttrs]

Cargo pockets are a good thing. Just remember, any extended period of time walking, and whatever you have in that pocket is rubbing against the outside of the thigh. Keep the contents to a minimal (as flat as possible) to avoid the skin abrasions.

[kingrafa]

Very helpful and informative video Mike 👍