+xWolfx 94 n Yeah we are taking people out in the Carribean to do this. Just ran a class there in November and will have one later this year as well. Its a blast. wildsurvivalskills.com
This is stuff me and my siblings did growing up on a pacific island ,we made our own huts in the rain forests,ate from the sea and land,stuff we learned from our father and uncles,basic and very easy,thanks for the memories guys,great video.
Thanks again for watching everyone. We will be running our island class again in the Fall in the US Virgin Island of St Croix....if interested let me know or check out wildsurvivalskills.com If you'd like to get some more Island Survival Tips, check out Matt's videos found here: ua-cam.com/channels/5bGriPTLDcbL5L3x33iDSg.html
+Tom Mcelroy-Wild Survival Oh so there might be more comming :D Got my subscribe ;) I would love to donate but i'm not able to with my money situation atm, wouldn't sell my PC otherwise i wouldn't have been able to watch this. Who knows maybe something "magical" will happen soon ;) Ps: tweeted the gofund me.
+Tom Mcelroy-Wild Survival I just stumbled on your channel. This video was great. The pace was good and I loved learning about all the new, (to me) survival skills. Its inspiring and empowering to see that it is possible to live free, without money. It wouldn't be "easy" but how easy is it to live the way we live now? Not too easy from my experience. Have you heard of the "re-wilding" movement? I read a really good book by Miles Olsen which described the how and why. The thought of living free on a tropical island has an appeal. Thanks for making these videos I look forward to seeing them all.
I can't believe there aren't more likes out of a million and a half views. Your vids are phenomenally packed with information, training, and a general appreciation for all that is the great outdoors. I'll be rewatching and taking notes. Thanks to both members of your survival team.
Thanks for the great response. Glad most everyone likes the video. I'll be sure to make more so keep an eye out for that. If interested in going out on an excursion like this, November 8th-14th check out wildsurvivalskills.com/ or MtVictoryCamp.com . Class will be held November 8th to the 14th in a very similar location on the Western side of St Croix. It'll be the adventure of your life, get some friends together and we'll pack it with as many skills as humanly possible. Also, if you'd like to keep seeing these videos please consider chipping in a few bucks for the next one in the Amazon. I will be with a remote tribe hunting and gathering and showing you how to survive as we head out into the jungle with the people that really live this stuff. Donate here www.gofundme.com/494qcytk
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Tom Mcelroy-Wild Survival Cool video ! Greetings Martin from Austria !
Tom Mcelroy-Wild Survival Hi Tom, thank you for the lovely video. We need to touch on nature like that a bit in our modern lives, the adventure and the beautiful feeling that comes with it. I wish to ask you, what was the music playing at the end, the one with the violin strokes like whale cries. Would love to know it, it's magical. Peace and serenity.
+dhaka nogori Hey, sounds great! Check out my website at wildsurvivalskills.com/ and send me an email if interested at tom@wildsurvivalskills.com. Thanks, look forward to it.
Squidward Yeah.... just last night I was watching myth busters surviving on a island with only duct tape, now I realized I watched 70 videos about survival xD
Quick question here. If you were alone in that situation, would you take the risk of climbing that high? A leg or hip fracture would be a death sentence no?
abialo2010 How many youtubers genuinely expect to find themselves stranded on a desert island? Especially one so rich in resources? While still being in possession of a knife or machete? It looks like about 70,000 or so. I remember the last time I tried to take a letter opener in my baggage at the airport. The rubber gloves were probably the worst part of that ordeal.
+BushScouts Hey Man, thank you, ...we are running another class doing all of this later in the year. If you want to come out we'd be stoked to have you. --tom WildSurvivalSkills.com
Once i get the chance to, im gonna do this with a friend. Primitive survival is so interesting to me ever since i was a kid. Great vid, very informative! :)
Love your survival shows, keep them coming. In a way fills the void in some of us to revert to reliving the primitive nature that we all originated from. Would definitely join you in one of your adventures if I were younger.
I have to say- I am a HUGE Ray Mears fan but I have to say your video about survival on a desert island is WAY beyond his "Extreme survival" video about a desrt island!!
I'd have to agree. Couple decades ago, I worked like Hell to fulfill a childhood fantasy: spend 10 days alone on a deserted beach in Australia. Out of choice, I brought limited gear (a lot more than Tom) , no food or water and a book on wild plants. The flies feasted on me, sun cooked me, had a run-in with a brown snake, thought dolphins were sharks, lost 15 lbs., and almost went insane listening to the night sounds and talking to myself. Had the time of my life! Never had the guts to read my journal. One day maybe.
Honestly even though I would most likely eat my words if I was ever forced to be put on a deserted island, it seems like it would be really liberating. Being able to collect things for myself and working from the ground up rather than doing irrelevant jobs that don't relate to any of the things I need for survival, it kind of sounds awesome. And in what other situation would you be in a place on earth that's not somehow claimed by someone else? Where so much as cutting down a sapling would be a violation of territory? Seems like it'd be pretty awesome to just be somewhere that's unclaimed.
It would be cool to spend a designated portion of the year on an island like this and have it like a project. Build like a super shelter by adding on each time you would go back.
skiie it sure does help but if u dont know what you´re doing it´s still very difficult to pull off even with a good sized knife. imagine using chopsticks the first time...
No, absolutely not! You're not too anything to grab a tent, sleeping bag and all the accessories and find an awesome spot to get tuned in with mother nature. Trust me, anyone can do it and I encourage at least trying. It's a really great feeling being outdoors.
It's just this sense of freedom and adventure you get from the outdoors that's unlike anything in modern society. Like back to the primitive times. I wish I could just wander and explore the wilderness, and be able to survive off it just like this guy.
You are very fortunate. You guys are living the dreams of most teenage boys of my generation....I am 70. This is the second adventure of yours that I have watched this evening and I am loving the experience.
You guys have MAD skills! An amazing video! Of all your ideas, the one most bold and impressive was using the basket of rocks to get down to depth for the conchs!
might sound weird but I would like to be put in a island with nothing. just so I can learn how to survive. learn from my mistakes and I don't need to always rely on technology
You can crack open the sea urchins and eat the orange-colored eggs. They are a delicacy in Japan. BTW...back in the 1970's I had a survival book called "Edible, Incredible" (it got lost during a move overseas). It was only 60 or so pages, but had a wealth of information. It's amazing what you can eat in the wild.
This video is a couple of years old by now, but I just now got a chance to see it. Once you guys have mastered videography, you will have the best survival channel ever. It was a little hard to watch at times, but the content was superb. Well done. I learned a lot!
Great stuff, guys. Very educational. And hey, if you're going to be stranded on a desert island, you might as well pick one with a view! 14:12 I really love your reverse wrap method; the one I've seen before was holding each strand between fingers and weaving them slowly, so yours is much more efficient. You guys show some very nice advanced skills. Climbing on trees to get coconuts and spearfishing don't look like things that most people would be able to do without skill and some serious muscle soreness later - and I suspect many would be unable to do them at all. I would also point out that most people don't carry a machete or big knife around, so if they end up on a desert island, it won't instantly turn into a "dessert island", if you catch my drift. ;) But you can make some pretty nifty cutting or chopping tools by chipping away at a stone with another, then polishing it when you have the time so that it lasts longer.
Dude you remind me of myself and help me to know that i'm not crazy because I love to make primitive things like bows and other. Thank you brother and thanks for being another one to keep this real type of bushcrafting survival skills alive.
I guess this is why a lot of Pacific islanders are really strong physically and in family. It takes a lot of hard work and a collaborative effort without the technology we Americans have had through the generations. Cool vid
I've never climbed a tree. I'm vertically challenged anyway and was super careful even as a kid, so I never tried it. I'm also scared of heights. I'm sure I'd figure it out, but like... even climbing a tree in the most straightforward fashion, for me, would feel like extreme parkour or something, lol. I just... I dunno. I dunno. I'd hope to be with another person and trade off some other activity with them. I'll skin the kills if they climb the trees or something.
Chop it down with that handy machete that they brought along with them to make their shelter and other stuff. Survival 101, always get marooned with a big machete.
I have so much respect for you ! You are so genuine and knowledgeable . Love your videos, and standing ovation for lighting that fire with bamboo saw method , i have tried it for hours without any luck.
Great video . I'd recommend just eating one snail or just a small piece of fish to find out if it's poison or if you are allergic to that type of shellfish
Cooking with the bamboo is amazing, btw, you can chop the top of a coconut, and put shrimps, nails, kinds of seafood into it, then cook them, it's really delicious. :)
I am from Trinidad, West Indies. Gentlemen, I am impressed. But you must have learned from island people. The natural meat tenderizer papain from the papaya tree, your coconut-tree climbing skills and the knowledge of the coconut and its many uses. Your use of the versatile bamboo is excellent. Good shelter too. We used that type of plant leaves for its fibres also. How to open the conch, cooking the fish.....nice. Bamboo framed and barred box-type fish trap works well in that type of water. Much respect to you. Regards. Trinidad & Tobago.
+InTheNameOfJustice Well, that's what you get usually. Especially if you have an allergy to the acids in the oil. Stages of ripeness eases the laxative effect too. You want the water, not the milk. Which wouldn't be easily available either since it has to be made.
coconut milk is for cooking not for drinking as a milk..you can drink the water from the coconut mostly from the young one...if someone is poisoned from food u can use the coconut milk with sugar...
Jessa Banate I was drinking it in the bloody jungle and you Tube had not been invented. There was not enough toilet paper in the world to help me back then so what could you have done for me?
A good way to spear fish to is to split bamboo that's about an inch in diameter multiple times and use sticks to keep the prongs seperated but lash it so its tight then sharpen some of the more blunt points, it makes it so you can hit a larger amount of space, also instead of spear fishing in the ocean you're better of using a net or a line since the water is to deep and will slow you down a lot so you can't be as effective as say near some shallows in a lake or pool of water.
Screw the London city life...I'm going to do this for a couple of weeks this December. Who's coming with me? The main skills I bring to the table are climbing trees (including coconut trees) and building shelters. I might do a course with these guys too.
Dude, great video and thank you for taking the time to do it.....but, When you make the shelter show what to look for area, standing trees, the limbs used. when you gathered the roof, maybe show were you got the limbs. Its like there was just a big pile of them lying around. Im trying to look at it from a true stranded person. There is an art to climbing those trees. And im sure your trying to keep your video time down, but i think you have so much more knowledge to share that your maybe skipping over key points because its second hand to you. And back to the beginning, DUDE GREAT VIDEO!!!!!!
Joe Shmoe You can survive without water for 3-4 days. A rainstorm could easily come within hours and if you haven't got a shelter there's a good chance you'll stay cold and wet and probably die of hypothermia. Get a shelter up then consider water sources.
Thank you So much for such an AWESOME video! Straight and to the point without any padding! I've learned more from this than most survival videos that I've seen! Please keep it up and also please do one in an African country!! That'd be amazing!!
I read that Bear Grylls originally didn't know anything about survival but what happened was he met a real true survivalist and trained with him and then start doing those shows when he realized it's a great idea... I also heard that in the most brutal conditions he was not out there alone or all night or anything like that but that he would sleep in the nice warm place with the camera crew.. that was scripted TV and a lot of it was fake
Gryills is nothing but an adventure and most of the stuff he does will most likely get someone killed always take your time to learn servival the right way
"Holy Mackerel!! I'm an Islander myself but you guys sure made it look so simple!! well,there's always something new to learn" yeah i know like how do they wipe their (__O__)
Awesome! One of a few goals of mine is to become skilled enough to take on a remote tropical island with as few instruments as possible. I am extremely grateful for any videos showing others doing the same, so I just wanted to thank you for a really entertaining 30 minutes :) Where is this island, and did you need any kind of permit to do this with your friend?
i watched that show for like 3 seasons but then it got boring coz every episode was like- bad guy comes and does something bad and oliver queen defeats him one way or another
I admire your skills. i am an avid kayaker 100 lbs soaking wet in the back country of the Florida Keys. I can not figure out how to get water and food among the mangroves. Would you consider coming to the Florida Keys sometime to work with the materials we have in the back country. Cocnuts there are rare to find, no bamboo, lots of fish and cordage. I would appreciate your expertise in this mosquito and deer fly environment without H20, I use a mosquito net hammock and camp out by myself at age 56. Willing to learn if you are willing to teach. We do have Iguanas fortunately or unfortunately as they are not indigenous. Thanks
"Ok. I'm about to run out of battery for my camera, so we're gonna smelt some copper and build ourselves a camera charger."
Is it just me, or are there other people who would rather 'survive' on a desert island for a week than do what they're supposed to be doing right now?
i want to right now
+xWolfx 94 You guys are always welcome to the Island Survival Class...its pretty freaking fun.
+Benjamin Yocum You guys are always welcome to the Island Survival Class...its pretty freaking fun.
+xWolfx 94 n Yeah we are taking people out in the Carribean to do this. Just ran a class there in November and will have one later this year as well. Its a blast. wildsurvivalskills.com
Hey, I travel around a lot...definitely down to teach anywhere if it works out to make a class.
No drama like on discovery channel only pure information ! Really enjoyed watching it good job guys
This is stuff me and my siblings did growing up on a pacific island ,we made our own huts in the rain forests,ate from the sea and land,stuff we learned from our father and uncles,basic and very easy,thanks for the memories guys,great video.
I was like, oh no another talking video, but honestly you give great tips without overtaking but actually showing an explaining it clearly. Thanks!
Thanks again for watching everyone. We will be running our island class again in the Fall in the US Virgin Island of St Croix....if interested let me know or check out wildsurvivalskills.com If you'd like to get some more Island Survival Tips, check out Matt's videos found here: ua-cam.com/channels/5bGriPTLDcbL5L3x33iDSg.html
+Tom Mcelroy-Wild Survival Oh so there might be more comming :D Got my subscribe ;) I would love to donate but i'm not able to with my money situation atm, wouldn't sell my PC otherwise i wouldn't have been able to watch this.
Who knows maybe something "magical" will happen soon ;)
Ps: tweeted the gofund me.
+Tom Mcelroy-Wild Survival I just stumbled on your channel. This video was great. The pace was good and I loved learning about all the new, (to me) survival skills. Its inspiring and empowering to see that it is possible to live free, without money. It wouldn't be "easy" but how easy is it to live the way we live now? Not too easy from my experience. Have you heard of the "re-wilding" movement? I read a really good book by Miles Olsen which described the how and why. The thought of living free on a tropical island has an appeal. Thanks for making these videos I look forward to seeing them all.
+Karl Rosengrant Thanks Karl, Im all about rewilding!! Ill check out that book. Thanks for watching...more soon.,
+Tom Mcelroy-Wild Survival U R AWESOME!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
+Tom Mcelroy-Wild Survival dam I wish I was a American so I could come with u that's 1 thing that sucks about aus
I can't believe there aren't more likes out of a million and a half views. Your vids are phenomenally packed with information, training, and a general appreciation for all that is the great outdoors. I'll be rewatching and taking notes.
Thanks to both members of your survival team.
Thanks for the great response. Glad most everyone likes the video. I'll be sure to make more so keep an eye out for that. If interested in going out on an excursion like this, November 8th-14th check out wildsurvivalskills.com/ or MtVictoryCamp.com . Class will be held November 8th to the 14th in a very similar location on the Western side of St Croix. It'll be the adventure of your life, get some friends together and we'll pack it with as many skills as humanly possible. Also, if you'd like to keep seeing these videos please consider chipping in a few bucks for the next one in the Amazon. I will be with a remote tribe hunting and gathering and showing you how to survive as we head out into the jungle with the people that really live this stuff. Donate here www.gofundme.com/494qcytk
Tom Mcelroy-Wild Survival Cool video ! Greetings Martin from Austria !
Tom Mcelroy-Wild Survival Hi Tom, thank you for the lovely video. We need to touch on nature like that a bit in our modern lives, the adventure and the beautiful feeling that comes with it. I wish to ask you, what was the music playing at the end, the one with the violin strokes like whale cries. Would love to know it, it's magical. Peace and serenity.
+Phoenix Deux Hey, thanks glad you liked it. The song is called "Home" by Will Hanson
Tom Mcelroy-Wild Survival Beautiful, thank you.
+dhaka nogori Hey, sounds great! Check out my website at wildsurvivalskills.com/ and send me an email if interested at tom@wildsurvivalskills.com. Thanks, look forward to it.
I already know how to do all of this.
I've watched Gilligan's Island for years.
"Survive on a desert island"
*Proceeds to make a 3 course gourmet meal out of nothing*
Not sure why but I'm getting really into surviving and stuuff
+susan aiken Agree!
ikr
Squidward same
I wish I could do all these things in my backyard...
Squidward Yeah.... just last night I was watching myth busters surviving on a island with only duct tape, now I realized I watched 70 videos about survival xD
Great series, I really enjoyed it.
Oh cool you watch them too
When r u going to a temperate island? You'll have to lose that beard!
Did not expect to see you here
Of course. Who doesnt?🤔
Ive been watching a lot of bushcraft and survival videos lately but this one is unique because it is on an actual island, keep up the good work.
It also gives us an idea of how it actually is instead of like just buying the equipments from the store and showing us
In Texas...we do clay bake also for Carp..a bottom feeder...once done we pull out the fish ..throw it away and eat the dirt!
al bugnfront 😂
Quick question here. If you were alone in that situation, would you take the risk of climbing that high? A leg or hip fracture would be a death sentence no?
I agree, I would not risk a high climb.
I dont understand why this doesnt have a million views. That was awsome!
abialo2010 Thanks man!! A million would be pretty cool!!
Probably because of the high pitched screech at 18:25. I about threw my phone across the room it scared me so bad! DX R.I.P. headphone users.
abialo2010 How many youtubers genuinely expect to find themselves stranded on a desert island? Especially one so rich in resources? While still being in possession of a knife or machete?
It looks like about 70,000 or so.
I remember the last time I tried to take a letter opener in my baggage at the airport.
The rubber gloves were probably the worst part of that ordeal.
dokuro364 Left a warning now...sorry about your ears.
Well, guess what...
I missed the part where the Fed. Ex packages come ashore and why you didn't find Wilson?
Day 21 of quarantine: learning how to survive on a deserted island
Thanks for being responsible while fishing.
So it's beautiful. The lionfish is also beautiful.
These 2 did a great job! It's so refreshing just watching you guys, away from the city, away from noise pollution. Keep up the good work!
This was dope guys I wanna do this someday.
+BushScouts Hey Man, thank you, ...we are running another class doing all of this later in the year. If you want to come out we'd be stoked to have you. --tom
WildSurvivalSkills.com
+Tom Mcelroy-Wild Survival WILSOOOOOON!!!!!!!!!!!
me to
+BushScouts same
same here
Once i get the chance to, im gonna do this with a friend. Primitive survival is so interesting to me ever since i was a kid. Great vid, very informative! :)
+krctbeats Cool man, well be running a class/expedition to do all these things this winter if you're interested wildsurvivalskills.com
Are you future me because i love primitive survival and i’m a kid
oldsoul if you have a friend with land practice there.
Make sure your friends a doctor ^^
nice， your knowledge are better then many guys on survival shows
+Oleb he is awesome
+Oleb I know him he is awesome
better than your grammsr, lol.
Mike Marciniiak better than your spelling too
2 more of this videos and I quit my job
Love your survival shows, keep them coming. In a way fills the void in some of us to revert to reliving the primitive nature that we all originated from. Would definitely join you in one of your adventures if I were younger.
I have to say- I am a HUGE Ray Mears fan but I have to say your video about survival on a desert island is WAY beyond his "Extreme survival" video about a desrt island!!
+Joseph Saetveit Thanks Joseph, Ray Mears is great, so thank you for the compliment. Hope to have some more stuff coming out by Spring!
That was well worth watch. Thank you for taking the time to film it cause I know how hard it is to film when you have other task to take care of
I love the true reality of what you do. Having your own show would be necessity to mankind.
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Peace, love, and prosperity.
God bless 📿💎🏝✅🕆💯👍
Thank you!!
I'd have to agree. Couple decades ago, I worked like Hell to fulfill a childhood fantasy: spend 10 days alone on a deserted beach in Australia. Out of choice, I brought limited gear (a lot more than Tom) , no food or water and a book on wild plants. The flies feasted on me, sun cooked me, had a run-in with a brown snake, thought dolphins were sharks, lost 15 lbs., and almost went insane listening to the night sounds and talking to myself. Had the time of my life! Never had the guts to read my journal. One day maybe.
Honestly even though I would most likely eat my words if I was ever forced to be put on a deserted island, it seems like it would be really liberating. Being able to collect things for myself and working from the ground up rather than doing irrelevant jobs that don't relate to any of the things I need for survival, it kind of sounds awesome. And in what other situation would you be in a place on earth that's not somehow claimed by someone else? Where so much as cutting down a sapling would be a violation of territory? Seems like it'd be pretty awesome to just be somewhere that's unclaimed.
Same goes for me man. I’m actually planning on moving to a island in the Seychelles and live off the grid
Loneliness could make you go insanse :v
@@d8von553 Lol just don't get caught up in the heroin, it's gotten a ton worse sonce I lived there.
Devon Martens cool! Make vids about it! Would be amazing to watch!
It would be cool to spend a designated portion of the year on an island like this and have it like a project. Build like a super shelter by adding on each time you would go back.
You guys look like you'd be awesome to hangout with. Kinda sucks you didn't do it day by day, I would have liked that. Thanks for the video!
Keyshell Yh, and posted each day.
I liked the video, Im glad you guys had fun. I myself am too lazy and fat to be doing that stuff.
MaxFlare What I learned about survival is that so long as you have a knife you're half way there.
skiie it sure does help but if u dont know what you´re doing it´s still very difficult to pull off even with a good sized knife. imagine using chopsticks the first time...
No, absolutely not! You're not too anything to grab a tent, sleeping bag and all the accessories and find an awesome spot to get tuned in with mother nature. Trust me, anyone can do it and I encourage at least trying. It's a really great feeling being outdoors.
fla playa today we will find out who is the father of baby palm tree
It's just this sense of freedom and adventure you get from the outdoors that's unlike anything in modern society. Like back to the primitive times. I wish I could just wander and explore the wilderness, and be able to survive off it just like this guy.
You are very fortunate. You guys are living the dreams of most teenage boys of my generation....I am 70. This is the second adventure of yours that I have watched this evening and I am loving the experience.
18:24 RIP ears if you're wearing head/earphones
ACK!! I saw this as soon as that happened..!
This is great! Make more of these!
BudgetBugout hey i watch all of your videos :) funny seeing you here. lol!
He asked for some funding a few months ago to go into the Amazon and make a survival video there. Sadly he has only raised $15 so far.
You guys have MAD skills! An amazing video! Of all your ideas, the one most bold and impressive was using the basket of rocks to get down to depth for the conchs!
Yea but the only thing sucks is that he uses one premade tool, a knife. You should watch primitivetechnology he is very good
Yeah, that was clever. And I think the raft pulled him back up.
might sound weird but I would like to be put in a island with nothing. just so I can learn how to survive. learn from my mistakes and I don't need to always rely on technology
SAME
+MICHEAL BLACKSON no you dont
+Waddup Mayne nahh😈
+Daniel Vincent yes I do😎
lol ok all the power to ya :>
Day 1: Spent the morning making tiny parasols for my rum drinks.
You can crack open the sea urchins and eat the orange-colored eggs. They are a delicacy in Japan.
BTW...back in the 1970's I had a survival book called "Edible, Incredible" (it got lost during a move overseas). It was only 60 or so pages, but had a wealth of information. It's amazing what you can eat in the wild.
how I feel grinding my own coffee beans every morning "I'm a survivor"
Ya you definitely need more videos like this.
Yup I agree ASAP
Heck I think I need to go make a video like this with BlackScoutSurvival
damn those are some amazing camera shots, really beautiful underwater scenery.
This video is a couple of years old by now, but I just now got a chance to see it. Once you guys have mastered videography, you will have the best survival channel ever. It was a little hard to watch at times, but the content was superb. Well done. I learned a lot!
Always lots of good information and straight to the point without all the unnecessary rambling. Your videos on survival are my favorite!
Great stuff, guys. Very educational. And hey, if you're going to be stranded on a desert island, you might as well pick one with a view! 14:12
I really love your reverse wrap method; the one I've seen before was holding each strand between fingers and weaving them slowly, so yours is much more efficient. You guys show some very nice advanced skills. Climbing on trees to get coconuts and spearfishing don't look like things that most people would be able to do without skill and some serious muscle soreness later - and I suspect many would be unable to do them at all.
I would also point out that most people don't carry a machete or big knife around, so if they end up on a desert island, it won't instantly turn into a "dessert island", if you catch my drift. ;) But you can make some pretty nifty cutting or chopping tools by chipping away at a stone with another, then polishing it when you have the time so that it lasts longer.
When I was kid in Florida, we used to go camping on the beach and even some sandbars and we never took food or water. I am still here
TEN NUT BASKET RIGHT THERE BOOOOIIIIIIIIIIII
Adler Drahms ii
Catatistic holy cow same
I came to the comments to see if anyone heard that 😂😂
I think his partner liked that comment.....
Learned more useful skills in 30 minutes of watching this film then I have learned all year. Very good guys.
Dude you remind me of myself and help me to know that i'm not crazy because I love to make primitive things like bows and other. Thank you brother and thanks for being another one to keep this real type of bushcrafting survival skills alive.
You guys are so good at what you do
screw this city life your fish looks Better than my mcdonalds
hahah seriously man
for real cant even get food like that around here
lewisHD8 sigh....the wild...it's a lot better than a city....
You are so funney
ronald rogerson I agree
I guess this is why a lot of Pacific islanders are really strong physically and in family. It takes a lot of hard work and a collaborative effort without the technology we Americans have had through the generations. Cool vid
You are the best survival UA-camr out there. Great content and super informative, love it
How are normal people supposed to climb a palm tree ?
"Normal" people aren't fat out of shape slobs.
Chris Linhares I’m defiantly not a fat out of shape slob, and I know that I defiantly know that I couldn’t climb that.
Grab a belt or some kind of strong cordage wrap it round the tree, lean back then just walk up the tree sliding the cordage up as you go
I've never climbed a tree. I'm vertically challenged anyway and was super careful even as a kid, so I never tried it. I'm also scared of heights. I'm sure I'd figure it out, but like... even climbing a tree in the most straightforward fashion, for me, would feel like extreme parkour or something, lol. I just... I dunno. I dunno. I'd hope to be with another person and trade off some other activity with them. I'll skin the kills if they climb the trees or something.
Chop it down with that handy machete that they brought along with them to make their shelter and other stuff. Survival 101, always get marooned with a big machete.
"The spines will stick through your foot, and ruin your trip" I thought we were stranded, not on vacation..
Wow! That was an amazing. You made everything look so easy. I may join one of your expeditions one day. Glad I stumbled upon your channel. Love it!
i actually typed in how to make a wooden sword and it brought me to this 😂
Peace & 1ness Comecoladetrigo...
that dude climbs trees with such ease!!! wow!
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Just discovered your channel. Finally found something useful to binge on. Thanks Tom & Co, I really love the videos.
Pfft I can do that.
“Starts up minecraft”
The 12.8k people that have seen this video so far are the kind of friends I need in my life. lol!
Watched three of your vids tonight. Amazingly enjoyable and informative. Thank you!
I have so much respect for you ! You are so genuine and knowledgeable . Love your videos, and standing ovation for lighting that fire with bamboo saw method , i have tried it for hours without any luck.
they deserve there own show,,stay mellow man !
bruh.. im a goner in 2 minutes. How fuck am i meant to climb a coconut tree lol
haha, well, we cant all make it! :)
Get a long stick and poke and a cocnut and get one.
5thDawg well there are trees that are kinda bend and you can get them pretty easily
5thDawg HAHAHAHQ
Abdulla Nasser is not easy xd trust me
Great video .
I'd recommend just eating one snail or just a small piece of fish to find out if it's poison or if you are allergic to that type of shellfish
Cooking with the bamboo is amazing, btw, you can chop the top of a coconut, and put shrimps, nails, kinds of seafood into it, then cook them, it's really delicious. :)
The bamboo fire starting is a winner, it looks easy to set up and looks even easier to achieve, Great info thanks for that
I am from Trinidad, West Indies. Gentlemen, I am impressed. But you must have learned from island people. The natural meat tenderizer papain from the papaya tree, your coconut-tree climbing skills and the knowledge of the coconut and its many uses. Your use of the versatile bamboo is excellent. Good shelter too. We used that type of plant leaves for its fibres also. How to open the conch, cooking the fish.....nice. Bamboo framed and barred box-type fish trap works well in that type of water. Much respect to you. Regards. Trinidad & Tobago.
Martin. Draw up plans for a coconut radio and, if possible, a coconut Nintendo system.
You are thriving, not surviving, excellent stuff!
Shave your head, grow a beard. talk like an aussie. You'll get a tv show.
Cams250 lol, true
true tho lol
Why’d that be mate?
Cams250 All after my anal as I am the Producer...
Lmao true
Excellent, have done some of these things in my life, nice to see youngbloods like yourself keeping the skills alive and sharing.
Great video. I didnt think I could learn so much in a 30 minute video. Thank you guys!!
OMG these guys are preparing for quarantine for 4 years
I drank a mug of coconut milk once and spent the entire night on the toilet. Never again.
+InTheNameOfJustice Well, that's what you get usually. Especially if you have an allergy to the acids in the oil. Stages of ripeness eases the laxative effect too. You want the water, not the milk. Which wouldn't be easily available either since it has to be made.
coconut milk is for cooking not for drinking as a milk..you can drink the water from the coconut mostly from the young one...if someone is poisoned from food u can use the coconut milk with sugar...
Jessa Banate
Right.....and where were you when I filled the mug just before I drank it?
Never there when I need you.
Im sorry about it..maybe that time im still in the jungle and never know bout youtube..so now im here maybe i can give you cure..
Jessa Banate
I was drinking it in the bloody jungle and you Tube had not been invented. There was not enough toilet paper in the world to help me back then so what could you have done for me?
The way he climbed that tree so effortlessly 😭😭😭
A good way to spear fish to is to split bamboo that's about an inch in diameter multiple times and use sticks to keep the prongs seperated but lash it so its tight then sharpen some of the more blunt points, it makes it so you can hit a larger amount of space, also instead of spear fishing in the ocean you're better of using a net or a line since the water is to deep and will slow you down a lot so you can't be as effective as say near some shallows in a lake or pool of water.
Screw the London city life...I'm going to do this for a couple of weeks this December. Who's coming with me?
The main skills I bring to the table are climbing trees (including coconut trees) and building shelters. I might do a course with these guys too.
Dude, great video and thank you for taking the time to do it.....but, When you make the shelter show what to look for area, standing trees, the limbs used. when you gathered the roof, maybe show were you got the limbs. Its like there was just a big pile of them lying around. Im trying to look at it from a true stranded person. There is an art to climbing those trees. And im sure your trying to keep your video time down, but i think you have so much more knowledge to share that your maybe skipping over key points because its second hand to you. And back to the beginning, DUDE GREAT VIDEO!!!!!!
I would think #1 priority would be to find a source of water
Joe Shmoe You can survive without water for 3-4 days. A rainstorm could easily come within hours and if you haven't got a shelter there's a good chance you'll stay cold and wet and probably die of hypothermia. Get a shelter up then consider water sources.
A what about the coconut
#1 Priority is safety
In soviet Russia water find you
Alisha you must be weak If you die of hypothermia from a rainstorm
I'd totally watch a day-by-day director's cut
You are amazing. I’m just glued to these videos. Thank you for sharing this with us and teaching us how to survive.💖
Thank you So much for such an AWESOME video! Straight and to the point without any padding! I've learned more from this than most survival videos that I've seen! Please keep it up and also please do one in an African country!! That'd be amazing!!
how did you learn all this stuff. you make it look easy. i think its good to know these skills. use gear but not be gear dependant.
ALL HAIL THE MAGIC CONCH HOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLO
Mushiebug lmao!!!!!
Lmao
Oh great magic conch shell what do we do?!
THE SHELL HAS SPOKEN
18:24 Rip Headphone users
OWEN VANN well then rest in peace...
Sou nova por aqui, más adoro esse tipo de vídeo. Por tanto, pretendo continuar assistindo vocês e indicar para amigos. Obrigada.
Just found your channel and have been enjoying the great skills and value you bring!
Good to know if I ever go on a "Three Hour Tour".
good stuff lads you make bear grils look like he's out on a picknick
Bear Grylls is fake he eats so much food off camera
I read that Bear Grylls originally didn't know anything about survival but what happened was he met a real true survivalist and trained with him and then start doing those shows when he realized it's a great idea... I also heard that in the most brutal conditions he was not out there alone or all night or anything like that but that he would sleep in the nice warm place with the camera crew.. that was scripted TV and a lot of it was fake
Gryills is nothing but an adventure and most of the stuff he does will most likely get someone killed always take your time to learn servival the right way
@@madarauchiha4487 his show is to educate not to survive of course he eats off camera hes got a camera crew to think about aswell
18:30 my ears exploded(i was using headphones)
I do like how you and your friend did this as a real group and i like how you two made the shelter and looking around for what you needed.
Holy Mackerel!! I'm an Islander myself but you guys sure made it look so simple!! well,there's always something new to learn.
"Holy Mackerel!! I'm an Islander myself but you guys sure made it look so simple!! well,there's always something new to learn"
yeah i know like how do they wipe their (__O__)
I've always wanted to do this with some friends.
That would be a dream come true
Awesome! One of a few goals of mine is to become skilled enough to take on a remote tropical island with as few instruments as possible. I am extremely grateful for any videos showing others doing the same, so I just wanted to thank you for a really entertaining 30 minutes :) Where is this island, and did you need any kind of permit to do this with your friend?
Is it just me or would other people want to do this someday
P.S
Oliver Queen would be proud
RIGHT?
i watched that show for like 3 seasons but then it got boring coz every episode was like- bad guy comes and does something bad and oliver queen defeats him one way or another
Luca Vlogs Omg Yassssssssss!
I love absolutely love arrow. I thought of him while watching this 😂
IKR that’s true
Absolutely fantastic .. down to earth and tottaly real. I love what you are sharing
I admire your skills. i am an avid kayaker 100 lbs soaking wet in the back country of the Florida Keys. I can not figure out how to get water and food among the mangroves. Would you consider coming to the Florida Keys sometime to work with the materials we have in the back country. Cocnuts there are rare to find, no bamboo, lots of fish and cordage. I would appreciate your expertise in this mosquito and deer fly environment without H20, I use a mosquito net hammock and camp out by myself at age 56. Willing to learn if you are willing to teach. We do have Iguanas fortunately or unfortunately as they are not indigenous. Thanks