How To Build a Bushcraft Ladder (In 3.5 Minutes)
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- Опубліковано 21 жов 2023
- In just 3.5 Minutes you'll learn how to make a bushcraft ladder, 3 useful knots, AND how to make a delicious camping tea. ENJOY!
The bushcraft ladder is a great skill to know, and pair that with searching for Chaga and you have a fun camping activity to try out on your next adventure.
I demonstrate the Clove Hitch, the Half Hitch, and the Constrictor Knot to make this ladder.
If you enjoy upping your outdoor or survival knowledge, this is the video and channel for you!
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10 ESSENTIAL KNOTS FOR LIFE
• The 10 BEST Knots in L...
The ALPINE BUTTERFLY Knot (Queen of knots):
• This Knot is a GAMECHA...
THE BOWLINE: (KING OF KNOTS):
• How to Tie The Bowline...
The CONSTRICTOR HITCH
• "World's MOST DANGEROU...
The CANADIAN JAM Knot + QUICK RELEASE:
• This knot is AMAZING! ...
THE BELLRINGER / REMOTE RELEASE KNOT:
• How to Tie a "Magic" A...
The Prusik Hitch:
• The Worlds Most Reliab...
The ROLLING HITCH:
• Do you know this Campi...
The SHEET Bend:
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TRUCKERS HITCH - AUTO LOCKING
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Oh my goodness, I practiced my constrictor knot along with you in this video (I knew ZERO about knots before discovering your channel in recent weeks) and got it exactly right! Seems like an infant thing to celebrate but it is a big deal for a person with barely any outdoor adventure experience.
Wonderful, this honestly makes me so happy!! Just be careful not to tie it around (a body part) as it can be incredibly difficult to get undone when it's snugged up.
Knot childish at all to celebrate your first steps into an exciting new world.
I've had a lot of people criticize me in the past for being curious about bushcraft and wilderness survival and stuff because I'm a woman but it's honestly been some of the best skills I've ever decided to pick up since I ended up homeless.
I think this sort of thing should be looked at the same as cooking, sewing, car maintenance, and budgeting. Essential life skills that all people should know regardless of gender.
Just make sure you keep practicing it.
@glenngriffon8032 Totally agree with you.
These are skills generations before us relied upon for daily living and survival.
May you be Heavenly Blessed on your journey; and find a home of comfort, safety, and happiness.
God Bless. 🙏🌻🕊
@@paulamcclure3402 Thanks so much, Paula.
@@glenngriffon8032 Yes, I agree! Thanks so much for your encouragement, Glenn.
In scouts, we actually do squarelash ladders. We tie every rung individually to the wood, and it takes so long. This certainly saves time
Oh that would take a bunch of cordage too, I suppose it makes a more permanent version, but this one seems to do fine
Thank you one of the Best Knot tutorials with exampeles how to use it...great
That was top class, DJ, straightforward and easy to follow. Thanks as always 👍.
Thanks brother!! Always nice hearing from ya!
Awesome tutorial!
I love the simple, basic, approach to the ladder.
I commented on your ladder in that full vid and now you drop this. Awesome!
Absolutely!! I try to read as many of the comments as I can, I make these videos for this community so I love to hear everyone’s voice!! Thank you!
Thank you sir. I always learn a lot from you.
Glad to hear it. Thx for watching!
Cool stuff! Another great video with creative application I'd never thought of.
Right on, glad you enjoyed it!
Chaga, one of the best antioxidants on the Earth! I drink it while watching the planets overhead!
Beautiful..
Thanks!
Thank you for showing us about CHAGA mushroom most powerful antioxidant.
Anh có kĩ năng rất tốt
Thank you DJ! 👊👍Very cool 😎 Always appreciate hearing from you, stay safe and take care my friend 🙏 God Bless
And I always look forward to your comments! Thank you!!
@TheBearEssentials Thank you my friend 🙏
Questo canale è uno spettacolo,semplice e conciso
Thank you so much.
Actual translation..
Your channel is SPECTACULAR,SIMPLE AND TO THE POINT.
Google translate sucks.
This is an excellent video!
Thank you, bro
Thx for watching!
Nice 👌🏻
Thanks!
very nice short! but a little tip regarding safety: the angle of the ladder was much too steep you could tip over backwards
Thx a bunch! The angle of the camera is a slight bit deceiving, it’s about a 70 degree angle, about what we use in firefighting. But I should have commented on this telling people to make it less steep! Thank you!!
Always keep the distance of the base a third of the full length of ladder, and keep your gravity center forward, to me the ladder position in the video was right 😉😁👍. Water in line!!!!👨🚒
Awesome video! Could you do a video on the chain sinnet?? 🔥❤
Yes I can!!
Thank you!!
Love your videos! I think that green hoodie is awesome! What kind is it?
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Thx!!
What's the best cordage?
Depends on your usage!
I’m releasing a video talking about all the different types + my own bear essentials cordage in the coming month or so.
DUUUDE!!!!
IM one of those guys who knows the importance of knowing this stuff yet is cursed with an inability to understand.
No I'm not "slow"... I have an IQ of 140.
But you have a way of explaining that works for me.
Many thanks!
Long form or short I'm watching your vids.
Wow this is so nice to hear. I really annoy feedback like this because I found the exact same thing when watching vids and trying to learn. So I just create vids that I would be able to learn from lol
Just curious on folk's familiarity on this such I'm going to ask, anybody here use jungle knots. If so, any possible tips and trick for uses of it?
Sadly, no chaga or birch for easy fires in my area of Texas.
For me the health benefits of that tea don't offset the extra health risk climbing that tree but cool improvised ladder, could be useful in some situations.
Absolutely. You can grab the chaga from more reachable areas If your not comfortable with the ladder :)
The situation is you're in the middle of nowhere and someone you love is dying of infected wound....
Among other things...
Find a stick, tie axe to stick, use stick-axe to slap mushroom until it falls. Eat ladder.
Or throw a stone
Mercies as thank you
God's creative vengeanced jealous fashioned love (monger) is more creative than the created, humans, earFlings
Songs of Solomon 8:6-7
No disrespect but couldn't you use a single long stick to poke/hit and get it down.
You likely could, but It's very tough to do in a responsible way.
I like to only take a bit, and preserve the majority of the chaga so I can harvest the area in future years. Also, I enjoy tasks while out camping, as well as demonstrating skills for people to learn on here :)
@@TheBearEssentials okay that I did not think about. A bit like honey harvesting take a little only and leave the rest.
Ya, exactly! Well honestly thank you so much for asking that question, I bert a lot of people watching are thinking the same thing!@@sanjaykhatana2275
Take that downed tree and knock the mushroom down....
Hey, ya you could always try that. This one took 5 hard axe blows to sever a chunk.
The reason I wouldn't recommend it is because you dont want to take all the chaga off, just a bit. That way it can grow back and reproduce, leaving you with a spot to harvest for years to come.. in a sustainable way.
it will never be 3.5 min!!!
The video is :)