Eating Only What We Catch for 48 Hours Winter Survival Challenge (day 2)!
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- Опубліковано 21 сер 2024
- I part 2 of this winter survival challenge we test our survival skills in the Canadian forest to survive with just the things we carry in my small backpack. I'll survive with just a knife, saw, axe, rope, and some wire! My Spices (Shop and Support): www.thewoodedb...
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We will make a primitive friction fire with a cedar spindle and a cedar base or hearth board. I'll try to shoot or snare grouse or snowshoe hare and cook it over an open fire and build a primitive lean to shelter with materials I find in the woods. I'll build a simple lean-to shelter with sticks and spruce or balsam bows, and make an epic fire to cook wild edibles I find in the forest. We experiment with eating birch tips like a rabbit, but mostly we use this to bait them in.
The winter offers sparse resources generally, as most things have either died off, or been burred by the snow. Deer have moved off to winter yarding areas, and bears are deep asleep in their dense. However, some small game still lurks around trying to stay away from frostbite and carry on with the rest of the living.
Thankfully there is plenty of snow to make water, but first a fire is needed to survive as eating snow cools the body and is difficult on the body's system. Thankfully we have a small billy can or steel water pot for boiling water.
Primitive challenge with a few simple basic tools. I will show you how to start a fire using primitive techniques and cook a wild grouse over an open fire. Survival is all about making the best of a bad situation. Staying warm and dry is the key to staying alive. After survival is taken care of, it's all about making your situation even better. Finding food, water, and making a shelter is a must to create ultimate survival comfort. I use a saw and basic tools to make a bushcrafter shelter in the Canadian forest using materials around us like tree branches and dried grass.
I attempt a friction fire using primitive technology - a cedar spindle, hearth board, and some birch bark and cedar shavings for a tinder bundle. Can I get a fire lite in tough conditions?
Can you eat snow? Find out!
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That snow storm was horrifying man...
What if you get stuck or lost for days over there with that kind of weather
Probably dead if you dont have the strength and courage to go on
But you guys have it so congrats for the 2 days challenge
It was great as usual and im a sub on Jeremy's channel since 1 year now
Awesome video. I grew up living backwoods and trapping and I thought I had seen most things. I just learned two new techniques, thanks. The reusing the snare and how to put set in it, then the hare pound. Thank you for the great information. I would like to pass along a couple things back to you. #1 Build A-Frame bough cubbies over your snares when snow in the forecast. #2 keep a whiskey flask of olive oil inside your coat in the winter. A shot before bed will keep you warm and those calories are invaluable as you know.
I live in South Carolina and it is really hot and if your lucky it snows every 3 - 5 years
Building the shelter opposite each other and the fire between would have been the most effient way to build. That whole failure was up to inexperience and naive shelter building, hope you learnt something.
Ironically, I watch these awesome videos, from the comfort of my kitchen...while I make a pizza and knock back beers. Haha. Love this channel!
Being truly hungry can add a lot of flavour to any meal. A pinch of salt can help too.
Funny thing, charcoal and ash... man that makes meat taste so... good
Being hungry makes the term picky eating non existent
Salt is too spicy
Forreal a amplifier for Any meap is hunger.
@@user-zy9yg2eu5t *what my cousin is spicy-*
"Man demonitized for living outside... and not starving to death" *News at Ten*
See heres where you are WRONG lol. Starving... to death?? Haha its for his youtube channel dude.
Now back to you Swifty...
@@bobabooey4537 please re-read his comment... or re-write yours lol because I'm very confused.
@@bobabooey4537 bet you make everyone in your class laugh
Last time I came this early it was 2005. Her name was Melissa
Hot!
🤣
Damn
😂
wooooord me too, maybe we sword brothers lmao
My dude straight up decapitated a hare with an axe! Instant like!
Thats how its done
you sound sadistic
@@rod5943 It was a corpse .. sadism requires pain. lol
@@rod5943 it's called Butchering been around since before humans fully evolved it's part of our evolution , history, and traditions.
Very entertaining. I’ve done this at -25C as part of the Aircrew Survival Training for the Canadian Forces. One of the most memorable experiences of my life. So much snow that I had to put on snowshoes to move beyond my bivouac (Jarvis Lake Alberta in January).
Small critique...why two shelters? In a survival situation don’t waste any time doing unnecessary work. Use your efforts to make one well insulated shelter and “snuggle up” to benefit from each other’s body heat. In a survival situation you have to ignore some of your inner insecurities. It would be interesting to try this in a “true” scenario. Take what you would typically take on a day hike etc. and use only that. No axe, no Swede saw etc.
Keep up the good work. Love the alliance with Fowler👍🏻
They are competing i believe
I always thought of it like he was in a plain crash and gathered everything he could from the wreckage.
Really excellent two part series. Some takeaways from your experience, and changes/adjustments you talked about making. It's been cool watching you and Jeremy's progress on your bunny slayer credentials over the last couple three years. Kudos to Jeremy for being the sacrificial lamb on the clothing front. Lesson, don't go hunting without bringing clothes that would keep you alive over night. Increase the material in boughs bed (especially) and shelter 1/2 to 2/3. Build a long fire. I was kind of surprised Jeremy didn't end up doing this.
This is my two cents. Always bring a poncho. Wear it to keep moisture from accumulating on your clothes. Use it as a quick wind break. Throw it over your shelter so you don't need to add that extra material. Use it to cover a boughs/grass blanket you've weaved or tied together with cordage, increasing your thermal retention tremendously. A core survival item.
Again, excellent real world scenario.👍
Correction that should 2 to 3 times, 1/2 to 2/3rds. Dyslexia?😏
This series is a fantastic return to form for your channel. Not gonna lie I was getting a bit bored of all the non-challenge content so it's awesome to see you both together again for another awesome challenge series. Love your stuff man, keep it up
Love Jeremy and the bearded woodsman they could last through just about anything.
Bring Jeremy with you to Bob Hansler's to do another survival. That would be really great!!!
Great idea!
Negative. Gotta get Bob up into the cold North.
I’d watch that! Or in my neck of central Florida, or Ocala National Park in Florida! I really don’t see much content about Florida survival or bushcraft.
In Florida, I believe it would be Zachry Fowler. Also, how about a survival challenge when one has a physical or sensory handicap?
Good 💡
Different type of intelligence right here. Respect.
The "loading the snare" info is super helpful.
Full stop!! Love it when you and Jeremy collaborate together. It would be awesome to see a series where you and Jeremy go to Bob Hansler's place
Full Stop! I was excited to see part 2 show up this morning. I've never seen a rabbit pound before, what a cool idea. Works great obviously!
It was cool to be able to reset it and have it work so good. I think it would have worked first night if it didn't snow so bad.
Definite yes for the snow fort...
Did a lot of this as a kid growing up near Lake Superior. Much more snow. Dug and slept in snow forts/quinzhees. Built a lot of fires. Walked a lot of miles in snowshoes. Chased a lot of bunnies. Staying dry is the key. If it’s above freezing, it is worse. We kept our outer layers outside so they stayed frozen.
We get more snow, this was early in the season , especially Northern Ontario
Chris I discovered your channel about 3 years ago and I'm still finding videos I've overlooked or missed! Feels like finding a good jug of honey mead in my uncles wine cellar and he just looks and says "It's yours enjoy".
I am a Thai person who loves to watch your UA-cam clips. Enjoy your hunting, cooking and camping. I want a chance to go to your country. I want to see this atmosphere. But it would be impossible
You never know, you may get the chance.
@@TheWoodedBeardsman Thank you for your support 😍😍
Not with Trudeau, border is practically open.
Really enjoy your content and gives me the encouragement to get outside more! It would be cool if you done a whole series on all kind of catching techniques, building, foraging etc... very detailed step by step and educational for people like me and us city dwellers that don’t have these kinds of skills. Other than that it’s great content keep up the good work!
Just finished rewatching the 1st video of this series think of the next one and then here it goes! 😍
Thanks!
I sometimes like to wait until there’s 2 vids out in a series, but Chris makes GREAT long vids, always enjoyable!
If only he sold wooded beardsman cut outs for the ladies.
🤣🤣🤣🤣
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I grew up in Northbay Ontario in the 60s we used to go fishing every weekend just throw the pan down top of the station waggon a few groceries and off we go we didn’t have to go far well I could’ve fish Lake Nipissing but we used to go towards Mattawa and fish along to 17 S. or just north of Mattawa speckle trout rainbow trout bass likes all kinds of things and we didn’t have to go far we could do three or four lakes on the weekend I remember waking up early in the morning with the mist coming out to the lake and the loons calling and. breakfast was usually a fish from the day before we went camping the same way no provincial parks for us so many good memories Iam 66 and I still remember those times watching you guys brings it all back
You should do a huge collab up in the Rockies with zach, jeremy, drop forged survival (Chris), and greg ovens. For like 45 days in the summer. I can just imagine what a cool camp you could make and what a cool series it would be!!
Greg ovens is the funniest 😂
i can sit there for hours watching snow videos
Full stop. Looking forward to seeing Jeremy's video on the adventure!
I love these videos, I'm the friend/family member that will be ready for the "you never know" scenarios
I enjoyed this a lot more than I'd expected. Not only informative (for an Aussie desert-dweller) but bloody funny to boot!
As another desert dweller this was amazing
Chupacabra in the far north? Truly terrifying. More than a Samsquanch.
What's a samsquatch
Samsquanch
@@keithmueller9685 This is what Bubbles from the series "Trailer Park Boys" calls a Sasquatch.
@@Tauramehtar its a goddamn samsquamch ricky!
Certain people believe that whats really the chubacabra is the thought to be extinct Tasmanian tiger! Its actually very convincing i cant remember which episode but its one of the forrest galante episodes of the joe rogan podcast its very interesting.
Yesss! Part 2. I loved part 1 now lets see where this goes. Part 2 was awesome guys. That Rabbit stew looked amazing. Nice job guys. Maybe next time you guys go out hunting you will throw an extra layer in your bags. There was definitely a good lesson to be learned in this two-part episode! Happy Holidays guys!
Yeah, I felt bad for Jeremy. I was toasty though!
Why cant i find Part 1?😂😂😂
Full stop. Always love these, but truth be told I'm glad I haven't been in this situation, I always carry a backpack full of extra clothes and gear just in case. Stay safe boys, and don't stop adventuring
You guys are so complementary! Make more video's with Jeremy!!!
I'm happy to see Jeremy there
Finally! I couldn't wait any longer for pt.2 :D
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Just commenting to say im glad I found this channel however odd this may sound it’s just peaceful, relaxing and of course informational. Keep it up 👍🏽
Amazing I could never imagine myself doing this
So happy to see your channel going the right direction again. Been watching for years. Cheers to you sir.
Oh lol you went home on the last night. Glad Jeremy didn't freeze!
Love Your clips too Jeremy. Thanks.
Full stop.
This was very educational. A high wind/winter survival situation would be even more so. Thanks guys!
12:20 - Today on sensitive hands survival... :) J/K keep doing your thing man!
Darn! I still got to meet you there, honey.
funny when he was washing the blood off in the snow and saying OUCH!
Full stop! That was really looking though with just rabbits as food. Once the cold gets to you it is hard to warm back up again as long as you're outside.
Yup, it gets harder the longer you are out. Becomes impossible to fight the wet and damp.
Awesome Video Chief. Thanks! 👍
No doubt my favorite channel on youtube 👍🏻
My favorite preparation is to braise the rabbit. The stew is an excellent classic though.great trapping knowledge man. I try to keep the trap looking as natural as possible. Happy holidays gents.😃🍺🤙🎄
So Excited for one more videos like this
My uncles and grandfathers have trap lines so I have a decent amount of experience with snares and rabbit hunting. It takes about 30 secs to 5 minutes (roughly) to kill a rabbit once it’s been snared, but it depends on how fast it’s moving. Although, if you’re there to see it struggle, the sort of “native consensus” is to use a .22, a knife, or snap its neck so it doesn’t struggle needlessly, and to only trap what you need to survive. Hope this helps. It’s admittedly pretty morbid, but you’ve gotta do what you’ve gotta do.
Also, a pretty big thing is the radius of the snare. If you catch it by it’s torso rather than the neck, it struggles for a lot longer and is very much frowned upon. If it’s too small, than it just won’t catch, or it’ll catch by a limb (but that’s rare). With squirrels, when you put it on a branch, this is a big deal, because if you get it wrong it’ll just hang until an animal comes by to snatch it.
Brother it would be awesome if you did a 30 day survival challenge with Zack in Texas one day.
Full stop. Thanks for the upload.
Snow fort survival would be cool to see
Love watching your winter adventures! Jer, is a bonus as well.
🐇 is actually goooooood 😋
currently stuck in the middle of the mutant 'rona virus outbreak in London, England and these videos are bringing me plenty of joy, love them so much. Also i can't wait until i can get out into the wild again, thanks for the uploads my dude!
Hope ya'll make it out alright there.
Please stay safe Dwarf Bayne
Sending love and light from the States!
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The best duo in the business! Love to see it! :D
Love your beard when it’s all snowy.
you could take the snow and put your hands by the fire and clean your hands with the snow. the heat will melt it cleaning your hands faster and itll keep your hands warm and then dry them when youre done
Loved the idea and the step by step video. You might try hot rocks deep under your bed for some long and mild warmth for the night!! Keep up the great videos.
I dont know, but you guys gives me chills.., dont know why.
This forty-eight hour challenge reminded me of the two day survival courses I used to go on back in the mid to late eighties, and early nineties. The former Green Beret only charged $20.00US back then. On the two day, first time students were only permitted to bring a knife and a two liter of water. Cordage was provided by one of your shoe laces. Merry Christmas Chris and best wishes for a fantastic New Year. 🤙😎
Full Stop. Great vid guys. Thanks.
I have electricity 30 minutes a day tops, I charge my phone and watch more of your content waiting for this Texas blizzard to be over with.
Maybe you could catch a hare yourself. XD
Jokes aside. Hope it gets better. Stay safe man
@@ccc34678 the hares probably froze
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I love winter..
U like cold
I love your videos!!!
Love your videos!
the most canadian conversations ever
Love it wen u and jeramy get together
Rip the bunnys but the video is super cool and this is my dream but I'm to scared of the unknown so watching this made me happy :] hope yall had fun
Good evening mister beards...I always watching your videos... God blesses N more power...from Philippines!!!
That fire looks cozy 📖🔥
I’d love to see you build and sleep in an actual snow fort!
I am happy to be able to watch high quality videos today ㅎ_ㅎ
I am satisfied with my agency 😊
NICE
Good trials on fire, shelter, water, trapping and snow! Weather always gets a vote and should never be underestimated, especially from midnight to 0600 when it gets extra cold...
I'm watching this for the second time that is how good these videos are!
🎶Here comes Peter Cotton Tail hoping down the Woodobo trail 🎶
Great vid!!!
You young whippersnappers got it real good with your bow drill friction fires. Hells Bells, back in my day, I had to drive down hill in both directions on a mild summers day, (in an air conditioned truck), to the grocery store in order to purchase a butane torch and lighter fluid in order to light my campfires!! You don't know how good ya'll got it!!!
Just a little tip! How to get the waboose to commit into the snare is to build a little hallway with twigs on your entrances. The waboose is made to go forward not backwards, so they feel like they have to keep moving forward! Keep care and stay safe! Happy Holidays from my family to yours!
Yup, kind of like a fish trap...
Competitive hare snaring.. New Olympic sport maybe 🤔 ?!? I see you not wearing gloves Sensitive Handsman. 😂
They got wet, worse than naked hands :)
Good video ❤️❤️❤️❤️
Hey boys. Great vids. I have watched scores of outdoors vids in the last few months. I have never seen anyone use these, except myself when camping, etc. If you go to Walmart in the section where you find dish washing liquid and sponges and so on, you will find clear poly gloves. In MN you can get a pack with 120 pieces for under a dollar. I keep a pack in my truck and use them liberally to keep my hands clean when camping and fishing. Give them a try. Of course your hand must be dry to slide your fingers in, but that's what your pants are for. LOL.
Beardsman you have a hood on that jacket, use it for more than catching snow. :)
It's too hot!! haha
i appreciate your existence
Quinzees are always a super cool survival shelter to make but I just can’t help but think you’re never getting your calories back after building it. No matter .. let’s see a snow trench or other snow shelter
I was born in Florida but grew up in Tennessee and I’ve always spent my time in the woods. If I wasn’t in school I was in the woods building something. I’ve always wanted to go to Canada to do some bushcraft.
Come to Alaska
Head to the Yukon, it's like Alaska but with legal weed lol. No, I don't if weed is legal in Alaska or not lol
@@1988brettc weed is legal in alaska man lol
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Look like it's really fun to adventure in the snow
👍🏻👍🏻
Thoroughly enjoyed both videos. Thank you.
Man do these videos mane me realize how much more campfire/camping/woods time. Thank you for the videos!
Full Stop! As always its awesome watching you guys out there thriving in the wild!!
Just finished watching while canning more venison. Better then hare.🤣 Nice to see you with Jeremy. Merry Christmas
Delicious!
Full stop !!!!
Would love for you guys to do a week in the winter
Yes, please show us a snow shelter
Great trapping guys! Pro!😃
Dropping the bones back in guarantees hot broth to drink later, never mind being dainty! Big respect for using the bones, there's marrow in them. I subbed🙂👍
Definitely a extreme challenge glad yall safe
Outstanding, I love that there's some clean footage! Can't wait to see it cooked up.
This was magical to watch!
Can relate to the Jaws tale buddy.. I was waaaay to young also. I was scared to sit on the toilet after because I was adamant it'd come get me from below. Devised a method to take a dump and keep an eye out for Jaws coming up through the toilet water by actually standing on the seat and squatting, which worked fine untill the time I stayed at my cousins and was awoken in the morning buy a rather angry aunt demanding to know who was responsible for the turd on the bathroom floor 😏.... Seems there was a fundamental flaw in my survival technique 😉👍. Love the channel btw👌
I do be simpin for this content
Keep it up brothers amazing video!!!!!
Hell yeah awesome video as always