Lost Hunter Solo Survival Challenge (NO Food, NO Water, NO Shelter) | Knife, Saw, 22 Long Rifle
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- čas přidán 3. 12. 2020
- I test my survival skills in the Canadian forest to survive with just the things I carry in my small backpack. I'll survive with just a knife, saw, and my 22 long rifle. My Spices (Shop and Support): www.thewoodedbeardsman.com/shop/
I will make a primitive friction fire with a cedar spindle and a cedar base or hearth board. I'll shoot a grouse, pluck and cook it over an open fire and build a shelter with materials I find in the woods. I'll build a simple lean-to shelter with sticks, and make an epic fire to cook wild edibles I find in the forest.
I'm fortunate to find some fall wild foods including black walnuts, and apples, though they are a little far gone to be completely seasonal. So I cook them and dry them over the fire to make them edible. Thankfully I find a stream to purify water, but I also show you you can drink water from snow.
Primitive challenge with a few simple basic tools. I will show you how to start a fire using primitive techniques and cook a wild grouse over an open fire. Survival is all about making the best of a bad situation. Staying warm and dry is the key to staying alive. After survival is taken care of, it's all about making your situation even better. Finding food, water, and making a shelter is a must to create ultimate survival comfort. I use a saw and basic tools to make a bushcrafter shelter in the Canadian forest using materials around us like tree branches and dried grass.
I attempt a friction fire using primitive technology - a cedar spindle, hearth board, and some birch bark and cedar shavings for a tinder bundle. Can I get a fire lite in tough conditions?
Can you eat snow? Find out!
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Plastic Wrap Survival Challenge:
My way of helping you is I pull up your channel, turn on auto play, and watch you videos while I go to bed and when I fall asleep they keep playing all night.
Please rename the channel “The Sensitive Handsman”
Just imagine what some hunter will say if they find this shelter next year. "It's a sasquatch nest !! And they use fire !! " ,
“If we keep the sun there we should be going in a direction”
This guy gets lost more than zoro
Does anyone else find this guy extremely likeable? I don’t know but I was sitting there listening to him babble about being off traffic and I felt like I was sitting there with a friend.
Chris your channel and videos have helped me tremendously. I broke my ankle last year and had 6 surgeries 3 casts 2 metal cages and a boot on my foot and im still laid up because i keep getting an infection in there and i fell 2 months ago and re-broke it again and its basically shattered. There is no solid bone left to put plates and screws in there to repair it. I cannot walk on it at all so im basically in the bed or in my wheelchair and it is extremely depressing and your videos put a smile on my face every time i watch them. I thoroughly enjoy watching you go out in the wilderness and live off the land. I learn allot from your videos but most of all they make me happy and i just wanna say thank you very much!! Much love, from Denise Flick Pittsburgh PA USA
It’s just like playing a survival game
Just found this channel, and I have to say, this guy’s personality absolutely makes it. I get to further reinforce my knowledge of the outdoors, and chuckle along the way! What’s not to love?
When he said “I’m a sensitive guy😩” I lost it😂😂
The Wooded Beardsman: “...you guys as hunters, you know this....”
I was raised a bit different than most girls. My dad taught me how to get by in the woods, mountains, etc. starting at age 6. From waterproof matches, to water purification pills and so on. What to eat what not to eat, how to catch things. Now the "grubs" was a bit rough, but some of the other stuff wasn't half bad. Now much older, I am amazed at how many people would die within a week if stranded out somewhere. Birch bark for asprin, certain bugs, roots, bulbs, yep, he told me "Be prepared in case you need to take care of yourself in the wild till you can be found, or help comes, or you find someone" Lessons learned.
"That's what we do on the channel isn't it? We don't want to be these goons out there in the woods that are starving." my man. Instant like, and sub. This is good stuff dude.
I like your talky videos more than your asmr videos. I like hearing all the details and information. Great video!
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I enjoyed your adventure. I started hunting, trapping and fishing in the mountains alone when I was 8 years old. I am now 79 and my adventures are limited. I am 38% of native American decent thanks to my great grandmother and I learned early how not to get lost. Always note the direction of travel when you start and always look back to see where you have been. Bring a compass and matches. Looking back as you walk builds a memory bank of knowledge. Every tree and stone in the mountains have their own personality to find your way back to safety.
This video was brilliant! I loved the camera angles and how you explain what you do in-depth, can’t wait to learn more in the future!
Survival not bushcraft
My favorite video that you have ever made! It is so good. My boys and I really got into a discussion about being lost and what to do. Good going Chris.