Survive the Wild: 50+ Survival Tips & Bushcraft Skills
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- Опубліковано 3 жов 2024
- Here are 50 Survival Tips and Bushcraft Skills and how you can use nature to survive in the wild.
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It's awesome that they don't even have an intro or anything... just the tips straight away for anyone who needs them! That's what it's about!
I miss the old good bushcraft videos... Hope they'll come back someday.
As in the ones at the Bushcraft camp? I miss those too. Thinking of building another one and carrying on with the Bushcraft theme
@@TAOutdoors Yeah! The old fort from back in the day (like 7yrs ago or so? Wow it has been a long time since then haha), what an awesome series that was.
Yo ziv v shut up these tips vdos are better
I have kids too. It's a bit of a gap before they can join you in the woods.😊
Here is 2 that my grandfather taught me. Never use more kindling wood to get a fire started than you absolutely have to. You might need it later. Second when you think you have enough wood to make it through the night go out and get that amount again and you should have enough.
Without doubt, that is the single best survival video I’ve ever seen, and I’ve been watching them for years.❤️🤗🐝
So much knowledge so few people willing to be taught….
This video deserves so much more 🤜🤛
Because they think they already know it all.
His dedication is outstanding. He learnt a lot from watching Ray Mears
Useful video 😁
The ash in cotton wool ignition was entirely new to me. Instant thumbs up :) Thanks lads
Congratulations, it's difficult and requires appetite and love for what you do
I recently learned how to “float” on a hand drill. Like you do in the video, you move your hands down but when you do this floating technique, your hands stay still. A very useful technique.
Great compilation!! 🌎👍
Cheers!
Oh man, that mosquito torch thing is cool! I"m gonna use it in normal life
So helpful🙏
Could you imagine how many lives this guy has saved without even knowing lol
I agree with you
@@fomora12 you don’t know that for certain though
@@book3376 yeah he saved my life, there's one for ya.
@@lionheart9692 I mean maybe he’s already saved lives, who knows, but he will certainly be a reference for many during dangerous times in the future. That will be life saving
5….easily
BRILLIANT.
I like these tips vdos
Thanks a billion, love your shows.
Thank you for the good effort video.
BRO this was posted 7 minutes ago and you posted this 5 minutes. you did not watch the video in 2 minutes
@@licentient LOL
Great advice
Thanks for putting so much effort in 1 single video! The film quality, editing and the in depth tips and tricks are top notch!
i need this information in my life this is so vital
Fifty fine tips for wood craft living! This video is jam-packed with useful ideas.
What a treasure trove of a video. Thank you so much.
Fantastisch, heel goed, dankjewel!
when i was a young lad ,my mates and i used to enjoy building camps ,fires and gathering free food provided by nature ,you would never see us indoors stareing at a tv .
The best video❤ I have ever seen!
Wonderful presentation and excellent camera work, GG 👏
like deployed 👍
Legend! Thanks
Man this is such an important video. Appreciate the effort.
It is so fun to test out these skills in my own forest thanks for spreading the knowledge!
If I'm in a survival situation, I don't care if the trap is legal or not 😂
Parabéns Ta Outdoors
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You're great Mike 😃 thank you!👍
I'm reporting you to the authorities if I see all the yellow flowers disappear from the woods.
Great video.
Very cool. !!
You’re awesome man. Would love to meet you some day, you’re videos are awesome
Maybe you can meet him at the Bushcraft Show.
Another great day with TA Outdoors
this is the stuff i watch at 2 am
Amazing 🤩
Another Totally Awesome video Mike (as always) 👏 take care & stay safe my friend 🙏🙂👍
Thanks!
One of the best survival mashups I’ve seen on youtube
Great Chanel!!!!
Amazing job, I appreciate the time and effort you put into all your videos
Very nice
Very informative! Thank you TA.
Ray Mears would be proud to see how many of his tips are here 👍😆
This was brilliant and I have learned something new. Thank you!
62. Schnozzberries taste like Schnozzberries.
Saved my life many times!
Great stuff
Amazing
Great tips. Loved the traps, never saw that cage trap before, it was really neat. These are always so entertaining and informative. 👍
Thank you for keeping it real. I’ve been watching watching since you and your dad were building a crazy huge shelter and would have deeply philosophical conversations. Thanks for sharing and take care!
Absolutely Fantastic video Mike 👍🤟👌 😊. I had to pause, while grabbing my feild note book . To many AWESOME tips to take in . You have come leaps & bounds to your wilderness KNOWLEDGE. Would you ever think of 🤔, of going back to teaching. Manly in the concept of bushcraft and servile skills.
A mass of quickfire highly useful survival tips, excellent video..more please!
Thank you, Mike. A great refresher.
Outstanding work! Thank you for the schooling. Learned many things.
Bardzo lubię wracać do tego odcinka. Dziękuję
Great bundle of useful knowledge. Some 'not so useful info'; is where the word 'kindling' comes from, Old Norse, candle or baby fire from young or small; ie Kinder (as in the chocolate eggs banned in the USA, though firearms are not)... 'A Kindling' is also the collective noun for Kittens... back to the baby Norse to Germanic origin. Now I really want a Kinder Egg; 'Yibbo Shakey!' (I wonder who will get that ref') I love your work Sir! m out
Hey sir! I appreciate your knowledge you bring to the table for nature itself and of course bushcraft. Do you happen to have a book or recommend a book with either pictures or detailed information of plants and nature where I could possibly use the info for eating stuff, building, etc?
great video! Thanks!
This ist pure Genius!
...good tips, keep safe...
Sir your awesome!! This video is the first of yours I have seen and and best survival with to the point info I have ever seen. Looking forward to future content and any past video's . Thanks
50!
Man, thanks for this video. I learned a lot of new things. I will use this in my videos
beware of striking a fire when you put douglas resin on your hand haha😅🔥
Great vid Mike, helpfull tips... would love to see a vid dedicated to the fungi we could forage safely
Irish Moss sea weed is used in ice cream so that it does not freeze solid in the States and Atlantic Canada
great video stuffed full of great facts and useful ideas
Can you please come to Oz to teach us how to do the same?
Lots of thuja plicata over here in western WA! I guess I’ll never run outta fibrous material lol
I now need a UA-cam video on shorthand note taking 🤣 so much info, such a crap memory. Thanks tho, some great stuff, to be revisited, several times!
Cheers mate! That was an amazing video. I’m gonna have to try some of those tricks.
Iv found that charcoal neutralizes the stickyness on your hands when dealing with pine sap. If you get it on your hands rub some charcoal on them and voila no more sticky fingers.
Watching you handle stinging nettle like that makes me physically cringe, I have NO idea how you're doing that so casually Cx but absolutely amazing video, super insightful as always! :D
Hi
I just want to ask you, whether you have to pay something to someone for staying in the forest and build something ?
Ace tips and skills Mike
Great video!!
Why are people posting how useful it is. It is but not when you watch 2 minutes of it and decide to comment
Brilliant video Mike, very interesting. Keep them coming. 👍
Love the video, lots of good information 👍
Were you with Ray Mears while making the fire using the bow + drill method? (Oh okay, I see now that it wasn't Ray. It really did look like him a lot in that split second)
I've always wanted to meet him! I have been reading his books for decades! Same with his videos. He is, hands down, the best person to teach & learn bushcraft from. He is a master of his craft. Brilliant man.
I love his bushcraft videos so much. The ones where he goes camping year-round in the woods around the England countryside are my favourite. The one where he made a canoe out of birch bark and a couple of other different types of wood is one of my top videos on UA-cam. I go back to it at least once a year.
Has he inspired you?
Great vid
Yes! Another video is up 👍
just started playing Sons of the Forest, good tips here thanks lmao
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👏👏👏Great Vid mate 👏👏👏
I'm jealous of the British woodlands... here in the Southern US everything and it's mother is venomous or otherwise wants you dead. Thanks for the tips, I've been enjoying your channel
if i have to be stuck on an island with anybody Im taking this guy
Work that tree rope a bit and you can weave the strips into stronger rope. I have t tried boiling or lye yet
I'd love to get into bushcraft, but I'm also terrified of getting arrested with our over the top knife laws. Are there any Uk legal knives that can be actually effective as a bushcraft knife?
What bag is that?
ive seen these videos before, is this a compilation,or a reupload?
Still gunna watch it all anyway, never wanna forget useful information.
amazing work, keep it up man ❤🔥🔥
@Jasper ahh thanks bro
When using Hazel to make a bowdrill, can you use it while the wood is green? Or do you need to season the wood first?
Don’t use it green, either season it (which will take weeks) or look for dead standing Hazel to make a bow drill that is useable straight away.
can the black resin be used for making flaming arrows?
Yes. Dip them in the resin and light them before firing
the limpet, and the snail like shells, periwinkle, around it are both edible ,its a flivver and along with cuvvins and mussels, can be boiled and pickled ,the seaweed is useful too,you need a lug worm to get the dog fish,unbeknown to alot of people, the beach will provide more food and resources than the woods can
This was an absolutely amazing video my friend!!! So many very useful tips! Just subbed and can not wait to catch up on your content and see what's in store!!
Great video, Thanks for all the tips and tricks Mike. I enjoy getting out practicing the skills you teach so cheers mate 🔥✌️😜🌲
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Peeling bark off of live trees or using their roots is illegal in parks and public land where I live so, hopefully, you are on your own property. This is very useful info for emergency situation, otherwise keep in mind laws or that damaging or removing bark or roots of live tree will make it vulnerable to pests and disease and likely lead to its deterioration.
Some traps may be illegal but if people are starving and food is scarce the laws won’t matter at that point