I’m in southern florida and it’s hard to find content to help me started. I have been reading and watching your videos. Keep it up man, you are awesome.
Oh, you can start a fire with a hand drill. Yucca stem, the part that flowers, works really well. It's pretty physical, especially if your technique is bad, but I've done it. Use the edge of your hands more than the palm. I did it at a park demo on fire starting techniques. The Rangers said I was the first person they ever saw do it. They usually just moved people on to the other techniques after letting them try it. They had never got it to work either. Thanks again!
My mans didn’t even bring a cup!! Thats hardcore survival right there big ups to him I learned a lot. Never thought about that vegetable bag condensation before. 🙏🏾
Awesome experience to share, thank you so much, being sick and at the end, you were so absolutely cool doing a bow drill from scratch.... the knot in my stomach until you had full fire... just fantastic.
Starting out looking familiar.. being born and raised in Florida myself.. got to look up a Dakota fire pit.. but looks like Suwanee River area.. nice.. but rough terrain.. going to watch and observe and see if there's any skills sets that I don't know. Appreciate you going out and doing it so I can learn from this video instead of having to do it myself right now. Although it does look like it was fun.. did I hear you say you used to ride the rails?? Cool.. my great grandfather was a train hopping hobo from Tennessee
I got notification that someone named Joseph George E Jr had left a message.. but nothing to be found..?? Assume a troll who had nothing nice to say? Cause was only notified of less than an hour ago and there is no post.. but shows there was and even the beginning where the person rambles about they sure did learn something.. if the troll wants to try surviving the game.. let's roll..
Awesome video. I hope more people get the true message. practice what with what you do have and develop skills. even if its going without power or water at your home, go through the motions so that when shtf happens, you have muscle memory on what to do. it may never happen but its a good skill to have in the toolbag guys. thanks for the video CFP
Ahh I'm so glad to find a preppers/survivalist from Florida. Central Florida here! There is a book by Peggy Lantz called Florida's Edible Wild Plants. It has full color photos & it's invaluable imo.
You are a true survivor!! I lived in Florida and I know how intense the sun is and how much it drains you in normal circumstances. Plus the fact that you are sick! I'm so impressed, thanks for sharing.
Hey CFP thanks for the effort that took to make , when you were suffering under that tree 🌲 I was sipping a cold Canadian club in my comfort zone , was feeling for yu mate 🥃. That looks pretty harsh unforgiving country your doing this in . Take care Brother ,
Out here in Colorado in the sticks no people hardly love it out here all about survival thanks for the tips my uncle showed me taught me similar skills
Thank you so much! This is my favorite video of yours. I do Like them all, but this one shows some basics of primitive survival which is helpful to most of us utube SHTF dreamers… The sun situation is very serious but many do not understand the dangers, or at least seriously underestimate them. As a small child I suffered a heat Stroke. I survived (obviously) but since then I have been more attuned to the dangers of weather and outside temperature conditions. Nature does not EF around. One thing I wish you had added; is how to harvest (gather) the cactus and how to prepare the cactus and lichen as food.
Loved the movie. 👍😀 It was so interesting that I hated to see it end. You are one tough dude and the real deal! Had to laugh when you covered up to sleep the last night because I was thinking that your Mylar blankets needed a good ironing. 😄🤣😄🤪 Fantastic adventure with lots of teaching moments. Appreciate it so much. Thanks, CFP. 👍👍👍
I had learn to be extra cautious to leave a trail of stuff I had dropped...now I just check my pockets regularly to make sure it is all where I left it. Anyway great video and thanks for your content.
Enjoyed watching the show..You are hardcore, and one tough guy a man's man...Reminds me of my time in Florida as a kid..As a five year old I brought a baby gater home and left it in the bath tub, and my Mother had a fit. Brings back many good memories watching you...Lol..
Every time I watch these I pick up something myself being epileptic I know I'd be a goner lol but damn I love these I practice what I see u doing on here hopefully I'll get it but I'm too damn stubborn to give up trying to learn for example how to use a fero rod right lol my spelling may be off a bit here tonight lol
Just got done finishing this whole video (sorry it took a while). Awesome stuff brother, very impressive and I learned some new things from it. That sun looked killer, but you beasted it out (sick bowdrill ember too, especially after 5 days out there). Looking forward to whenever you take the Advanced course at the Pathfinder School (you'd definitely do well)!
Surprised this video hasn't had more views. I like this style and hope you do more of them. Any thoughts of doing one with a focus on moving out of urban areas and through rural ones? Maybe a get home or leave home scenario?
Is it hard to cover the trail, set up camera then cover it again and go back for the camera. Man I'm sure glad you do all that but I'm guessing it's definitely a sacrifice. Thanks CFP. This video is one to go on my off web archives.... really really really good things here and excellent production
you've made a very good video , I have one question on water , considering that the poncho is essentially transparent and how much sun you have couldn't you have filled part of the sleeve and use solar purification?
Great video. Glad you boiled up some water before bugging out to your next site. Great to take advantage of the resources you have before moving to an unknown area. FYI, you may be aware of this, but just in case and for your viewers, grasshoppers and crickets have parasites in them. Best, like you mentioned, not to eat anything raw. Thanks for the experiential video!
@@SurvivalLiving Yes. We had some monster ones in the Oklahoma panhandle where I used to work. Twice as big as a Cicada and short, heavy bodies. I thought about it, but when I found that out, I changed my mind. Emergency use only. Made great fish bait! Also you mentioned the wind a lot...and in a earlier video, Wyoming. I lived in the Oklahoma panhandle area for several years. The wind is nerve racking there. A friend of mine used to say, "If you can't golf in 40 mph wind...you can't golf." Almost every day it would blow 40 mph or higher by 10 am. They actually had one of the earliest wind generators built in Clayton, New Mexico. The city thought they would get it cheaply from the builder...but the builder took it down after negotiations failed. Take care!
@@SurvivalLiving I got notification tonight that you liked. Did you just like comment? If so thank you for reminder. Always something. Hopefully next week, maybe this week. I listen to a lot of videos while doing stuff, to pass time, or to get my mind off personal issues, but I need to actually watch
Yes I just liked my friend. Ive got over 1k videos published and I haven't been diligent on going back and reviewing comments from my older videos. I do apologize for that
I am a Native Floridian. I would die without mosquito repellent. Those demons love me and I get huge hives. What do you recommend for surviving in Florida for those of us who cannot handle mosquitoes?
First time watcher. I haven't even got the the start of the video, I just seen all those links down below.. I am looking forward to the video, not like you care but I am judging. lmao.
Actually if you want to get technical on this subject, you don't want to store food or clean and prepare a animal in camp. Fire is the ultimate purification system. What is cooked over the fire gets burnt up in the flames and coals below. So yes you can cook in camp. In survival as I shown in this video, resources are extreamly limited so making two separate camp fires with limited fire wood and lack of energy to constantly collection of fire wood is a no. Now if you are in Bear Country, that's a different story, but like I said earlier in the video I had coyote and bobcat tracks in my area. But hey, I trained with the best and was a actual instructor at outdoor survival businesses and now own and operate my own. Had to live off the land for a year and a half.... What do I know
I am a subscriber and have been watching for some time now, its obvious you know what you are doing but the people watching dont necessarily have the same survival know how....i realize you have your hands full out there so you dont necessarily have the time to go over all the do's and donts....i watched the entire video it was great, my comment wasn't meant to offend.
I’m in southern florida and it’s hard to find content to help me started. I have been reading and watching your videos. Keep it up man, you are awesome.
Oh, you can start a fire with a hand drill. Yucca stem, the part that flowers, works really well. It's pretty physical, especially if your technique is bad, but I've done it. Use the edge of your hands more than the palm.
I did it at a park demo on fire starting techniques. The Rangers said I was the first person they ever saw do it. They usually just moved people on to the other techniques after letting them try it. They had never got it to work either.
Thanks again!
My mans didn’t even bring a cup!! Thats hardcore survival right there big ups to him I learned a lot. Never thought about that vegetable bag condensation before. 🙏🏾
Man a cup would have been awesome. But I wanted to teach a few days ideas on the water
Awesome experience to share, thank you so much, being sick and at the end, you were so absolutely cool doing a bow drill from scratch.... the knot in my stomach until you had full fire... just fantastic.
Starting out looking familiar.. being born and raised in Florida myself.. got to look up a Dakota fire pit.. but looks like Suwanee River area.. nice.. but rough terrain.. going to watch and observe and see if there's any skills sets that I don't know. Appreciate you going out and doing it so I can learn from this video instead of having to do it myself right now. Although it does look like it was fun.. did I hear you say you used to ride the rails?? Cool.. my great grandfather was a train hopping hobo from Tennessee
I got notification that someone named Joseph George E Jr had left a message.. but nothing to be found..?? Assume a troll who had nothing nice to say? Cause was only notified of less than an hour ago and there is no post.. but shows there was and even the beginning where the person rambles about they sure did learn something.. if the troll wants to try surviving the game.. let's roll..
He was being a smart ass so I removed him
@@SurvivalLiving is what I figured.. thanks..
Damn Brother, that was awesome! I watched Les Stroud’s Survivor Man series more than a couple times. You’d definitely make him proud. Great job 👏
Trying to learn his camera skills. Been taking online courses on that from some film courses.
Awesome video. I hope more people get the true message. practice what with what you do have and develop skills. even if its going without power or water at your home, go through the motions so that when shtf happens, you have muscle memory on what to do. it may never happen but its a good skill to have in the toolbag guys. thanks for the video CFP
Ahh I'm so glad to find a preppers/survivalist from Florida. Central Florida here! There is a book by Peggy Lantz called Florida's Edible Wild Plants. It has full color photos & it's invaluable imo.
Yep I was in Apopka outside Orlando for a couple years. Back when I started the channel. Now up here in the panhandle
Us Floridians get hypothermia in 50 DEGREES.
Hypothermia occurs as your body temperature falls below 95 F
I’d be ok in Florida, but in Michigan…egads! It’s freezing here. I know I wouldn’t do well at all……
You are a true survivor!! I lived in Florida and I know how intense the sun is and how much it drains you in normal circumstances. Plus the fact that you are sick! I'm so impressed, thanks for sharing.
💪💪🎯🎯🙋♂🙋♂Florida here
You did an AMAZING job, great video!!!!! I learned a lot! Please do more like this.😀
Definitely will. Glad you enjoyed it. I will break these down and make smaller segments for the secondary channel
I got your channel from Marf. Not sure exactly where you are, but I'm in NWFL. This really helped me a ton, thank you! Looking for others too.
Never ever seen a wire saw used in this way, bloody fantastic! Thankyou 😊
Hey CFP thanks for the effort that took to make , when you were suffering under that tree 🌲 I was sipping a cold Canadian club in my comfort zone , was feeling for yu mate 🥃. That looks pretty harsh unforgiving country your doing this in . Take care Brother ,
Out here in Colorado in the sticks no people hardly love it out here all about survival thanks for the tips my uncle showed me taught me similar skills
Much respect for your hard core cramping!!! U don't give ur self a break on nothing! You are far better than me!! God bless you brother
Thank you so much! This is my favorite video of yours. I do Like them all, but this one shows some basics of primitive survival which is helpful to most of us utube SHTF dreamers…
The sun situation is very serious but many do not understand the dangers, or at least seriously underestimate them.
As a small child I suffered a heat Stroke. I survived (obviously) but since then I have been more attuned to the dangers of weather and outside temperature conditions. Nature does not EF around.
One thing I wish you had added; is how to harvest (gather) the cactus and how to prepare the cactus and lichen as food.
Roger that. I covered eating and cooking cactus and raindeer me ss in many other outdoor survival videos I've done
@@SurvivalLiving
I will search that out.
Thanks again and I hope you can take care of that cold and beat it down…
Loved the movie. 👍😀 It was so interesting that I hated to see it end. You are one tough dude and the real deal! Had to laugh when you covered up to sleep the last night because I was thinking that your Mylar blankets needed a good ironing. 😄🤣😄🤪 Fantastic adventure with lots of teaching moments. Appreciate it so much. Thanks, CFP. 👍👍👍
Lol yeah and those thing are so loud
Man that new intro is badass brother 👍
Awesome 👍 I was looking for a new branding
I had learn to be extra cautious to leave a trail of stuff I had dropped...now I just check my pockets regularly to make sure it is all where I left it. Anyway great video and thanks for your content.
Day 4 in the Florida sun. And like I said the zipper opened. The ebike travels up to 22 mph on open trail.
Great info, I have much to learn.
I love these videos.
Enjoyed watching the show..You are hardcore, and one tough guy a man's man...Reminds me of my time in Florida as a kid..As a five year old I brought a baby gater home and left it in the bath tub, and my Mother had a fit. Brings back many good memories watching you...Lol..
Someday I'll be in your course sir. For now I have my notepad out and am going to be practicing things you showed with my boys
WOW! The camera work and the teaching you did on this episode was great. It reminded me of The Surviverman series. I hope Les see this at some point.
That would be very cool
I'm going to say goodnight and I'll catch ya tomorrow. Great job. Ty.
Loved it! Thanks so much! Just learned how to flash boil water....awesome and condensation bags!!! You're awesome!
This is epic man!!! You taught me SO much! Incredible job. Thank you for this🙌🙌
Very glad to hear you enjoyed it 👍
Great video CFP , thanks for sharing , God bless !
Greetings from Pennsylvania!!! Great vid brother!!! 😎 👍
Absolute savage. Great job brother!
Well done brother a lot of effort went into this I can tell, as a Floridian I commend you that’s a tough ride around these parts. Good job
Greetings from New Port Richey, FL
Every time I watch these I pick up something myself being epileptic I know I'd be a goner lol but damn I love these I practice what I see u doing on here hopefully I'll get it but I'm too damn stubborn to give up trying to learn for example how to use a fero rod right lol my spelling may be off a bit here tonight lol
This reminds me of Les Stroud survivorman. Good video 👍
Great video, thanks for all the hard work, just to bring the information to us.
I’m shocked going into a survival situation didn’t heal your cold! All sarcasm aside, great video.
Duval co FL checking in 🙋♂🙋♂
My mom and I like to watch your survival videos.
Just got done finishing this whole video (sorry it took a while). Awesome stuff brother, very impressive and I learned some new things from it. That sun looked killer, but you beasted it out (sick bowdrill ember too, especially after 5 days out there). Looking forward to whenever you take the Advanced course at the Pathfinder School (you'd definitely do well)!
When u cleaned the catfish. Where did u trash the guts etc? Wondering about raccoons or bob cats at night
Used it for the crawfish traps
@@SurvivalLiving nice I figured but I wasn’t sure if I missed that part or time lapsed. Good job. I’m a local middle Floridian as well. BNR.
Was worried about getting hit by yt showing the cleaning so cut it out of the video
This is an amazing video. I learned so much, and will watch this many more times. This is the real deal.
I've got alot more slated for upcoming filming my friend. I'm glad you enjoyed it
Surprised this video hasn't had more views.
I like this style and hope you do more of them.
Any thoughts of doing one with a focus on moving out of urban areas and through rural ones? Maybe a get home or leave home scenario?
Love when you do these !
I've got a new one planned in a few weeks brother 👍
Is it hard to cover the trail, set up camera then cover it again and go back for the camera. Man I'm sure glad you do all that but I'm guessing it's definitely a sacrifice. Thanks CFP. This video is one to go on my off web archives.... really really really good things here and excellent production
Lol yeah that camera setup is a beast lol
Amazing my friend ..becareful and take good care ok
Always enjoy your content. Stay safe and well
You the man. Another proud Floridian.
Awesome video! Im here in pensacola and looking to get out and do some primitive camping. Got any suggestions on good places to try out?
Water is sterilized at 165 F. Boiling is the standby rule because we can see it.
Thank you I really enjoyed this learned something too I watched it again as I'm a slow learner ha ha keep these coming lol love it
you've made a very good video , I have one question on water , considering that the poncho is essentially transparent and how much sun you have couldn't you have filled part of the sleeve and use solar purification?
Awesome video. Got me wanting to go out there. I live in north west Florida. Fort Walton beach. Where is this great video taken.
Great video. Glad you boiled up some water before bugging out to your next site. Great to take advantage of the resources you have before moving to an unknown area.
FYI, you may be aware of this, but just in case and for your viewers, grasshoppers and crickets have parasites in them.
Best, like you mentioned, not to eat anything raw.
Thanks for the experiential video!
Yeah I believe tapeworms are notorious in grasshoppers
@@SurvivalLiving Yes. We had some monster ones in the Oklahoma panhandle where I used to work. Twice as big as a Cicada and short, heavy bodies. I thought about it, but when I found that out, I changed my mind. Emergency use only. Made great fish bait!
Also you mentioned the wind a lot...and in a earlier video, Wyoming. I lived in the Oklahoma panhandle area for several years. The wind is nerve racking there. A friend of mine used to say, "If you can't golf in 40 mph wind...you can't golf."
Almost every day it would blow 40 mph or higher by 10 am. They actually had one of the earliest wind generators built in Clayton, New Mexico. The city thought they would get it cheaply from the builder...but the builder took it down after negotiations failed.
Take care!
New to the channel...are you former military? What's your background? Enjoying your videos here in Florida...
Former Air Force, and i run a actually Survival Training School
I love content like this!
Great video Brother
Been slammed with the filming and he post editing has been murder. Took 2 days to edit this. As soon as I got home I started
Hi buddy just found your channel... 5 minutes in love it. Do you have anymore long format survival videos? Thank 😊
Phew ...your a warrior bro ....brilliant tips ....🙏...🕊❤️
Very Impressed Here!
Good stuff, from Alabama but been in that neck of the woods long time ago, closest thing I’ve ever seen to a desert
Was that a reenactment of joe robinet on alone?
I've been looking forward to this video. I'll be back to watch it tomorrow
No it wasn't, but dang was I upset when he lost his Ferro rod. I still think you could have won it
@@SurvivalLiving I got notification tonight that you liked. Did you just like comment? If so thank you for reminder. Always something. Hopefully next week, maybe this week. I listen to a lot of videos while doing stuff, to pass time, or to get my mind off personal issues, but I need to actually watch
Yes I just liked my friend. Ive got over 1k videos published and I haven't been diligent on going back and reviewing comments from my older videos. I do apologize for that
@@SurvivalLiving I'm watching now. Made it to 30 min.
I must have missed it..What did you use to wrap branches together?
50 feet of Paracord was in that kit
I have 3 of everything. 3 ways to make fire, cook, purify water, etc. Two is one one is none!
Definitely a great idea for sure. But i have to stress skills over gear as well.
Great video
I'm thinking you used the skin off the branches. For ties
I am a Native Floridian. I would die without mosquito repellent. Those demons love me and I get huge hives. What do you recommend for surviving in Florida for those of us who cannot handle mosquitoes?
Awesome 👌
First time watcher. I haven't even got the the start of the video, I just seen all those links down below.. I am looking forward to the video, not like you care but I am judging. lmao.
What is the name of the tablets you put into the water for purification?
Not sure they were in the kit
Another beer can Busch craft.😂😂😂😂
I even found bottle beer out there lol
You shouldn't cook where you sleep ...great video 👍👍
In this area my biggest threat is coyote and bobcats. I know what I'm doing
All im saying is anyone looking to get out in the woods to try what your doing without experience should not cook where they sleep.
Actually if you want to get technical on this subject, you don't want to store food or clean and prepare a animal in camp. Fire is the ultimate purification system. What is cooked over the fire gets burnt up in the flames and coals below. So yes you can cook in camp.
In survival as I shown in this video, resources are extreamly limited so making two separate camp fires with limited fire wood and lack of energy to constantly collection of fire wood is a no.
Now if you are in Bear Country, that's a different story, but like I said earlier in the video I had coyote and bobcat tracks in my area.
But hey, I trained with the best and was a actual instructor at outdoor survival businesses and now own and operate my own.
Had to live off the land for a year and a half.... What do I know
I am a subscriber and have been watching for some time now, its obvious you know what you are doing but the people watching dont necessarily have the same survival know how....i realize you have your hands full out there so you dont necessarily have the time to go over all the do's and donts....i watched the entire video it was great, my comment wasn't meant to offend.
I'm not offended
Cat fish is actually pretty good first had it in Orange Grove TX lol bitch was huge
Know any good spots near Jacksonville?
Lol Yes I would use 2 tablets in the water also..
Florida is a great place to be homeless,good fishing,lots of pests to hunt,you can literally catch your meal in a canal next to the rd
What’s that feather thing on your camera
Lol I was wondering also.
Wind sock for the microphone
Bwahahaha.. them chem lights have more ass than that light.. LoL
How do you keep your bike charged; is it solar powered
No I had to keep a eye on my milage during the trip
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nice vid :)
Does the mylar melt from rocks?
No, thermal dynamics. Heat dispersed into the water
2 is 1
1 is none
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I’m assuming Mylar doesn’t burn from the rocks
Nope just like boiling water in a plastic bottle
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Idol tanggalin mu ung bulbol sa mike mu nakakailang 😊