I really agree with your choice in this series almost everyone can put their bag together but once in the woods their lost one tree is the same as the next but this series may not only teach someone but just may save someone stay safe and God bless
We bought property u.p. north few years ago. Learning the flora and fauna has been fun. We bought a natural food forest. Our property is in a deer wintering complex. Figured if deer live there during winter and avoid other areas there is a reason. We can get 6 feet of snow in a weekend. We have planted fruit and nut trees too. Cattails would be something to think about too. Not too hard to gather cattails while putting out some tip ups. I find trapping uses less calories.
Too bad you guys weren't around in my day, even in the eighties and nineties. There are prepper sites out there, but you site is the only real survivalist one I've seen. I had to learn from backpacking as well as day-hiking in the Rockies and the Cascades. And I was a scout leader for several years, which helped. One of the foods we did learn about was Spangum moss, supposedly the food that the Nez Perce ate while evading General Howard's calvary as the natives crossed the Bitterroots into Montana. Because of this food, they never stopped to eat. Thank you for all this information. I can't do much with it at my age, but I never know
Thanks for covering trees up north. I live in PA and don't really travel down south, so it's doubtful that I would be stranded in your local environment. Identifying plants through video example is helpful. I've used the ID app before, but seeing it while the internet is up is a good idea, but the app is even better while learning out in the field. Presumably, the grid might be down, or we will be off grid, so that this tool won't be available, so hopefully we are ready by then....
I live in North Central Idaho. I looked up spruce on the Forest Service and production sites and we have a lot but no spruce. And I live in a wooded county, the 18th largest in U.S.
Awesome info, also plantain can be used as a wound healer plus white pine has the same properties as other pine, I have found the tea taste alot like nestea ice tea. Where are you located at.
Thank you for an amazing collection of DVD’s as I own them all. 🥾🏔️ I would LOVE a DVD series on plants & Trees useful for food and such. GBGB touched on them a bit in his series but I’d love an entire series on them. Keep up the great work! 👊🏼
I really agree with your choice in this series almost everyone can put their bag together but once in the woods their lost one tree is the same as the next but this series may not only teach someone but just may save someone stay safe and God bless
I have missed you for years.
thanks, happy to be back
We bought property u.p. north few years ago. Learning the flora and fauna has been fun. We bought a natural food forest. Our property is in a deer wintering complex. Figured if deer live there during winter and avoid other areas there is a reason. We can get 6 feet of snow in a weekend. We have planted fruit and nut trees too. Cattails would be something to think about too. Not too hard to gather cattails while putting out some tip ups. I find trapping uses less calories.
I am so happy you are back! Super loyal fan base here
Yea, thank you! glad to be back
Too bad you guys weren't around in my day, even in the eighties and nineties. There are prepper sites out there, but you site is the only real survivalist one I've seen. I had to learn from backpacking as well as day-hiking in the Rockies and the Cascades. And I was a scout leader for several years, which helped. One of the foods we did learn about was Spangum moss, supposedly the food that the Nez Perce ate while evading General Howard's calvary as the natives crossed the Bitterroots into Montana. Because of this food, they never stopped to eat. Thank you for all this information. I can't do much with it at my age, but I never know
Thanks for sharing ❤
You are so welcome
Thanks for covering trees up north. I live in PA and don't really travel down south, so it's doubtful that I would be stranded in your local environment. Identifying plants through video example is helpful. I've used the ID app before, but seeing it while the internet is up is a good idea, but the app is even better while learning out in the field. Presumably, the grid might be down, or we will be off grid, so that this tool won't be available, so hopefully we are ready by then....
Its always best to have a book on hand. I really like Sam Thayers new field guide. Its amazing. ALl the food uses in it and its massive.
Great video. When's the new SERE knife available?
A month or so
Is this tree series going to be 1 tree every year????????
I live in North Central Idaho. I looked up spruce on the Forest Service and production sites and we have a lot but no spruce. And I live in a wooded county, the 18th largest in U.S.
Awesome info, also plantain can be used as a wound healer plus white pine has the same properties as other pine, I have found the tea taste alot like nestea ice tea. Where are you located at.
we are in southwest Missouri
Thank you for an amazing collection of DVD’s as I own them all. 🥾🏔️
I would LOVE a DVD series on plants & Trees useful for food and such. GBGB touched on them a bit in his series but I’d love an entire series on them. Keep up the great work! 👊🏼
Great idea!