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Survival. Everyone has watched those shows on TV and have thought about what it would be like to survive in the woods. I took it one step further and decided to embark on a solo survival adventure. Alone on Vancouver Island, I test my survival skills built upon a knowledge base of bushcraft and camping. This is the first real solo survival in the woods test I have given myself. I built a survival shelter, ate some some survival food, and learned a few things along the way. Overall, it was a really awesome trip, hard at times, but really rewarding. I hope you all enjoy the video,
Dave
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You know this guy made the best pillow forts as a kid 😂
This guy plays minecraft in real life
Yeah he probably made better pillow forts than me but I’m not very good baby pillow fort
Right after posting this video I am going on a bushcraft solo overnight as well, so look out for that video in the next couple weeks too! Cheers everyone
BC Bushcraft very good and enjoying video. greetings from germany
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Trill Artie it's probably better to have some gear especially bear spray and a knife and some other things
Trill Artie (beware this became a long comment) yeah its kinda natural for you people (which is cool), but you should at least have bear spray and a first aid kit and a knife at least. I'm 18 and I want to do this kind of thing but I probably would be the only one in my family th a t would want to (other then my brother who *might* want to), plus I don't have my license yet so I can't just go to the store buy things I would need and go to a location, plus I would need to get educated on plants and trees and all that stuff before I would dare do anything I mean I could take enough food for the duration, but at the same time there is the what if I'm storm stayed or can't get out and need to get some sort of food. I live in Northwest BC in a subdivision just out side of town (about 5 to 10 min drive) from where I live so it's also kinda hard hard can't just do in my backyard into some forest, but but I could quad a little ways to a location, but I'd want some one to go with.
10* No screaming crying, no stupid axe cutting techniques, no falling into the water, no running around in thong sandals, no burning down your tent, no living like a tropical vacation, ... a real event.
And of course not killing himself
haha nope, just me in the woods with minimal gear :)
Hi BC Bush craft
Survival starts before you leave home. Only the foolish would go into the wild without the things he purposely left behind. If he finds himself in a true survival situation he has only himself to blame like the Into the Wild idiot.
@@greyman44 1,119,219 views
don't forget to drink the water that you boil the nettles in. it contains all the iron and goodies
for sure!
Good stuff mate. Thanks!
pretty sure that's what he was doing
Kieron Bevan nah just eat the nettles raw I've done that before
The good thing is that when others try and think it hurts I can say don't be such a bitch
Nice tip, thanks dude.
At least you weren’t attacked by creepers, zombies and skeletons
When you want to play Minecraft, but your mom forces you outside
So nice to see a bushcrafter who used the bark of dead trees instead of the living... Good Job... :)
LegendLength what is a thousend people had the same idea as you? to quote my favorite bushcrafter/ survival expert Ray Mears "leave nothing and take only memories!".
*what if...
I agree, but let us just protect the forrest as most as we can. 😃
Det er jeg...
Frederik Søndertoft Pedersen Hej
Awesome vid buddy, loved that one!
TA Outdoors thanks man glad you liked it. appreciate you swinging by Mike 👍
TA Outdoors
Finally! Someone smart enough to bring bear spray! It amazes me how many so called "experts" go out in the woods with no protection! You've got a new subscriber!
lol, it also helps you sleep at night :)
Absolutely! I never go to the mountains of the Pacific Northwest without it. I use the magnum size from UDAP Industries. That one shoots 30 feet! It only takes ONE TIME to be in the wrong place at the wrong time.
Keep up the good work. Looking forward to future videos!
You might as well bring a defibulator kit because you're more likely to suffer a heart attack then be attacked by a bear. I live in the Pacific Northwest and see them all the time. Probably the most underrated and vital piece of survivor gear for expeditions like this is a satellite phone. I can't tell you how many times I've seen people get "rescued" because they twisted their ankle or knee.
Body of Truth Yes, bear attacks are rare. But it only takes ONE TIME to be in the wrong place at the wrong time. I think all of the people that HAVE been attacked by bears would think your comment was a bit careless. I see bears in the Pacific Northwest also and most of them just run away. But we're talking about a wild animal here. Just because you've never been attacked by a bear in the past doesn't mean it will never happen. I'd rather be prepared for the unexpected than to be mocho and end up being a bear's lunch. Bear spray is cheap insurance that I'm willing to buy and wear on my hip when in bear country.
And yes, satellite phones are great to have in the wilderness. We carry DeLorme InReach Exporer Satellite devices right along with our bear spray and guns.
Take care and be safe.
yourleftnut1 The bear spray I carry is from UDAP Industries, shoots 30 feet and is the hottest legally available. It's also oil based so the big orange ball of fire hangs in the air so the bear basically runs right into it. I also carry various guns, including high powered rifles. When you have a bear charging you is the wrong time to "attempt" to aim a rifle because you'll probably miss.
Really good bear spray (like what I use) has a very wide spray pattern so you're a lot more likely to hit the bear with your first attempt. Which just might save your life or the life of someone that's with you.
Take care and be safe.
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U done exalant well done yohre a true surviver
Ben is a good night to do a good job
Hey! I always wonder how far away from the nearest living erea do you shoot your vids. And how do you get there?
Appreciate the time & effort that you took in prepping for your overnight stay. Shelter, and fire, both essential for an overnight stay. Uncomfortable night, but certainly not miserable. Your shelter and prep work for firewood was excellent. Enjoyed your time and energy in putting the video together. Thank you!
Beautiful comment
Thank you. I learned my lesson it was very fun I learned that I didn't know that some leaves can really sting you. So next time when I go to a different type of forest I am going to have lots of fun with my dad.
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This is glorious, I been tryin to find out about "the zombie survival guide online" for a while now, and I think this has helped. You ever tried - Ryanzon Survival Genie - (should be on google have a look ) ? Ive heard some extraordinary things about it and my mate got excellent results with it.
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the best ideas that ive ever had was by using the Micaden Survive System (just google it) without a doubt the most helpful survival that I have ever tried.
BC Bushcraft this is so cool and I love the fact that you put in every detail and I'm doing the Same thing on my account so please sub for a sub
Great video! It brought back memories. I set foot in that wilderness for the first time when they dropped me off and it was love at first sight. My 66 days there was a wonderful time. You should feel blessed to have access to such a beautiful place. I miss "Desolation Cove" and wish I could return every year. Keep doing what you do.
I’m in the infantry in the usmc I actually enjoy watching this and learning because when we are over seas if we aren’t fighting the enemy this is pretty much what we have to do in the field lol
You are an amazing human being. Your video takes viewers back hundreds of years (save for the titanium and modern fire-starters). Thank you. I will try to start a 'bushcraft' initiative at my school in Japan once I can muster the resources. Shout out to Joe Robinet and TA Outdoors.
awesome vid man great job on that fire
most people cant understand how WET it is here
ya... the forest is always damp this time of year. Only in summer do we get break and usually they put the fire ban on lol
Oh ya turns out it rains 265 days of the average year
Ain’t that right boah and I live in bc
Yay for Vancouver! ♥️✌️ we’re home to THIS madlad
Hi , I found your channel last night. I've watched many shows like yours, so I was surprised when I saw a new person ( to me) doing them.
I watched 6 of yours since last night !! Hats how much I enjoy yours. I've never watched 6 of anyone's, never mind in one night. What set you apart from everyone was simple. When I was younger ( I'm 59 now) I would go anywhere myself in the woods I was afraid of Nothing... I watched your Solo on Vancouver Island as my 1st one. You broght up what I found as Very very important to me,, you talked about Why you weren't afraid in woods, about maybe it's something else your afraid of in life, not really the Wildlife. I wish you would complete that idea to us. I think you might have hit on something many can relate to, Myself included. Also even More important to me was you talked of your Christian background,, which is Huge to me. I too am Christian, but where I currently live in Arizona it's mainly Mormons, & they have been calling, I've met with them several times etc. I don't think I should discuss now what they pitched to me,, for its opposite of what I've always believed about my loved ones who passed before me.
My point is, You are the 1st person on one of these shows that brought up Christianity, & it got my attention BIG TIME my friend.
Keep up the great shows,, Stay Safe Stay Healthy God Bless you & your family. Peace,, Jim Gibbs of Az. Formerly of New Hampshire..
do you know History Channel's "Alone" tv show? I think you should participated in it and maybe win $500.000.
Very much enjoyed the vid, and thanks for roughing and filming it! Liked the minimalist and the foraging aspect of the video as well, please incorporate more foraging and identification of plants/trees when possible. Good stuff Dave!
will do thanks!
That time when you taking a hike in the woods and you see this guy going crazy and talking into a camera... JUST WALK AWAY
MorDeath4U 😁
Dave this was a magical, georgeous site! Proves we can survive on less than we think possible. Thank you for showing us how we can do it. You are a very calming, soothing personality...even in a hail storm. You simply took a rest under a big tree. Love it.
Camp show! Very cool shelter!
Big hug!
Didn't know anyone did this on the island. I thought I was the only one. Good shit man keep it up👌
Kobie Duncan 👍
Loved it and VERY informative. Thank you 👍🏻
BEST VIDEO ON SHELTER AND FIRE IVE SEEN IN A WHILE...
ID BE SCREWED ON FIG OUT WHAT TO EAT!!!!!
Very interesting and peaceful, thank you 👍
Bushcraft on Vancouver Island Great job I love it.
Amazimg microphone quality, crisp sound, love it!
When I was about 12 yrs old.I lived near a huge swamp that was probably 20 miles by 50 miles.I found a cement trough that you mix cement in and used it ti pole back miles into the swamp.I would take gear and a tent and either a shotgun or bow and arrow and go as far into the swamp as I could and stay by myself and eat what I could find and stay 5 or 6 days at a time by myself.It was thw best times of my life.
Rust got a graphics update as you can see
Fantastic! Thank you! My dad was from Vic. and the last time I was in BC was in 94 and me and my cousin packed West Coast Trail.
Nice work on this!
Wow... gave you no love bro.
Beard Envy?
I really enjoyed learning about the edible sting nettle and fir tree tea! Thank you. I enjoyed your channel very much.
Yep just make tea, the best way to survive!
That was great. Well done! Thanks for bringing us along!
I'm just worried about predators. Grizzly, black bear, cougar and wolves. I'm near sooke on Vancouver island.
Bc bushcraft, I've gone on many bush crafting adventures and there superb! And watching you I feel like a newbie at bush crafting
What's going to keep water from running straight down your fallen tree and running right under your branch wall straight into your shelter?
I was wondering that too, but A) if it does that, it'll run all the way around the log and drip off the bottom, so it won't get him directly, and B) if he plugged the union of the lean-to logs and the tree with dirt and moss, it would be sealed as well as the lean-to wall.
He thatched the crap out of his shelter... he’s got it covered... 🇨🇦
This is my favorite show. I would be hungry after two hours. Excellent video quality btw.
try a folding saw instead of an axe next time ^^ - something like a silky bigboy. its lighter and faster with less effort. works for me.
Pascal Marti if he just has to cut through stuff then yes but a axe works better in this case
lots of good information about survival with a minimum of supplies. Suprised me how fast all that wood burned up. Thank you
I'm from Germany and your videos are awesome. 👍🏻
_ TheRoyalZed _ thanks man
when you are so good at building a survival campsite you just dont wanna leave
Solid work man! Keep it up ;) Subed and greetings from germany
thanks nice to have you on board
Keep motivated and posting videos man ! Such a good little video to watch before bed. I love the outdoors and when I can't be out watching bushcraft videos is the best
Just saw the video, looks like you had a great time✅good going on the shelter. Great video
Really glad Zed suggested we give you a look! Terrific vid and very informative.
Well, with the ocean right there, might think of digging a pit far enough from the water so you can channel the water in and catch some small fish in that pit. Warm protein has advantages over teas, greens, and roots. Since you are in BC and close enough to Seattle and the puget sound, I would for sure avoid eating any shellfish in that area. But fish are good.
Great video 👍 like how you included nature's food into the mix instead of opening up packaged bacon 🤣🤣🤣
Cuts down the whole forest
“I think that is enough fire wood”
One dead tree is the whole forest?
That tree above his shelter is some final destination shit!😂
I bet Grayson has watched this 🤣
Anyways I watch survival videos every night
You got a new subscriber
xxcarlaxx YT I looked up survival videos because of Grayson😂😂
Thanks Dave! I really enjoy watching your videos. Very simple and real. You use regular basic kit and clothing etc.. you do it for "REAL"!! You keep it plain and simple. I love it. Nice to see a guy with knowledge and genuine love for the outdoors. You aren't full of arrogance or attitude. I get the impression from your videos that if someone came across a base camp you made and used it, you wouldn't have a tantrum. Especially since it's public land!! You'd be happy someone was able to make use of it.. (as long as they respected it and the woods) Your the real deal. Nothing fancy, doing it the way most of us do. Thank you so much for keeping it REAL! The only complaint I may have is that your so blessed to live where you do and I don't! LOL I did live in BEAUTIFUL BRITISH COLUMBIA back in the late 80's for a while with my Dad and his family. Was in Army Cadets, SEAFORTH HIGHLANDERS and got to go on manoeuvres at CFB Chillawack a few times. Loved that. Swimming in glacier fed rivers.. (raisin bag) was an experience. Been outback horse back with my brother a few years back in the Summerland area of the Okanagan! Beautiful semi desert area.
Ontario is beautiful, don't get me wrong. I just have to travel for hours to get to the most beautiful part of it. , the central/northern parts. We are in Southern Ontario. Mostly private lands and not too many people give permission for use. I've tried many land owners with not much success. I don't get why but that's the deal. Some Crown land is close but not a lot. My 10 yr old and I get out into the bush as much as we can, hard at times with both kids other activities and responsibilities. So usually it's local areas that are quick to get to for overnights or day hikes, bushcrafting or fishing. The more Beautiful areas are more of a planned organized vacation type outing. Driving 7-8 hrs to the north. So that's why I'm jealous that your lucky to live where you do with fairly fast access to beautiful available lands.
Anyway, enough whining about my lack of land to use for a quick easily accessible overnight.
Keep the videos coming and keep being yourself. My son watches your videos and I have no worries about language or the need to drink alcoholic beverages etc. Thank you for family friendly, knowledgable videos.
Thanks for the kind words there. I came to the Island for the that reason really to be closer to nature and crownland to do what I want in lol. One day Ill do an Ontario trip up north where you say as it is a special place incomparable to others. I understand how hard it can be to find places, living in the lower mainland there isn't too much around besides chiliwack. and it is usually overrun with 4x4, drinkers, shot gun shooters, etc.. I love the interior though, I had family who lived in Summerland, and I spent a summer there with them one year. really great places there to explore and totally different environment then here too. Im glad you and your son get something from watching my videos, I try not to swear and I don't talk about drinking very much, only a beer here and there in older vids. take care
My Dad lives in Summerland. Along with my brothers and their families. He use to be owner of Fossberries downtown.
Hey a teepee is really rewarding to learn how to make because you can cook with it have shelter etc just to let u know
Noob the noob 54 I'll give it a go one day
Noob the noob 54 - He was going minimalist. Besides, Canvas & Tarps for Teepee's don't grow wild in the woods. LOL
001DesertRat You could build a Sami style teepee. Build the teepee frame and then just keep adding long frame sticks and pine branches and debris to enclose it.
It was a good one. It showed what to do, and more importantly, why. More hunters need to watch these types of videos. When hunting, these days, most people take all most nothing. There is a need for those types of videos. I have a nephew that went hunting, close by were he lives, got turned around, and had to make do for that night and most of the next day. Thankfully, this was in the summer time, but if it were winter, late fall, the young man could have died for lack of knowledge and perpetration.
Hello I'm from Nepal really I enjoy this video
R u watchman?
Finally someone who didn't use gear for 1k usd for "survive". This is real survival, a few tools then go :)
Great video! Survival is better than bushcraft IMO.
texxos57 thanks
Bushcraft knowledge makes survival much easier though, IMO
Whats the difference lol
Guys bc bushcraft does not curse and has a lot and very good vids I think he deserves more subscribers
Your from bc and on the Sunshine Coast you didn’t need to check the weather to know that it’s gonna rain
that was awesome bud! love the survival challenge aspect of this episode. foraging/wildcrafting, and plant identification is what steered me in this wilderness direction. truly appreciate this vid
awesome man glad you liked it. Me too, I kind of stumbled into the whole bushcraft thing
Why is it every time he's chop something it seems like he starts an earthquake
Robert Eaton yeah it also looks like that
Robert Eaton i agree but its not every time
@Robert Eaton coz his axe is blunt
Interesting video. Good shelter, good fire. Good water and edibles. Thanks.
Well done. I'm on the island as well (Cowichan Valley), and I enjoyed this video. You showed some good basic survival skills that are necessary if you are going to be in the bush here on the wet coast. No drama, no bullshit Just what had to be done. Rain, wet wood and bears are the life here eh. Cheers.
yup, rain, and more rain. It doesn't have to make it an in day though :)
Nanaimo
Hello Dave, another fine video my friend. I have enjoyed them all. Keep up the good work. Take care and be safe.
Nice vid! You've earned a sub mate.
This is a great video. Fantastic effort. With everyone watching the show Alone it's nice to see what can actually be done there without hunger and desperation haunting you from the first moment on.
You are good in the survival
My sure glad Zed sent me to your website! Excellent! Lynn XX
Hello from Victoria! very cool to see you doing this in my neck of the woods. I'm very interested in the local fauna, what's edible or useful. Maybe you can do a video about that?
Jordan Masse same I from van and would love to know what plants and berry's are good to eat
northernbushcraft.com/guide.php?ctgy=edible_plants®ion=bc
I recently discovered this site...
stationfire1984 . For later
Jordan Masse I am a Herbalist with wildcrafting and bushcrafting expertise. I was just thinking bout making such a video on the Island as I live here too. Watch for it in the next few months. ☺🗿
@@baronhalcyon6688 I would be interested in this
Hello Dave, you are quite an adventurous soul, the Robinson Crusoe of Vancouver Island. Great video, thank you for sharing. As always, take care, be safe and have fun. 🤗
You should do something like this in Newfoundland
Alec Holloway that would be cool, dad's from there so I'm familiar with Newfoundland
Great video... I look forward to seeing more like this...thank you
3:50 it looks like he’s in front of a green screen
Does a green screen show shadow??
Why am I watching this. I can't stop watching this
Awesome man! I've always wanted to do something like this. Mabe when I'm of age I might get the chance to do something like this. Keep up the great work
i LOVE this video!!! i don't know that it is but i just love your voice, it's so soft and gentle. this is the first vid i have see from you and i subbed right away!
freaking villager if you liked this guys voice, please go to Peter Draws on UA-cam. Sooo relaxing and a great artist also
David Beach o
freaking villager did you get a chance to check out "peter draws"?
yes, butt...
i don't think he has the same "type" of voice as bc bushcraft, but thats just my opinion. and btw im also into bushcraft so i think thats a fact as well
freaking villager oh, yeah. I get that...I'm probably that way about my guy. It would be a boring old world if we all liked the same things! Take care!
so kool!! survival indeed , including finding food in the wild!!!
demeraradove finding food videos coming soon from Herbalist and Wildcrafter, Baron Halcyon
whoo hooo british Columbia Vancouver I live in alberta now though but I'm stilla british Columbian at heart
Looks like you're ready for when Martial Law starts. Excellent.
"It should rain" 😂😂 if you live in/near Vancouver you know theat It WILL rain, its a rainforest.
none the less tho this video was great! not like the other so called "experts" I live in Burnaby, and this looks like very familiar terrain, very helpful if I ever get lost and am forced to camp out!
Levi Beselt glad it helps!
Just an idea to help you out, use the top down fire method. Very simple to construct and it will burn for a very long time. A lot of energy is wasted because regular fire burns too fast. It consumes all your BTUs too fast. Also find your angles. IR radiation from a fire is the same as light. It reflects off of objects. So if you build your lean to at a angle that allows your Infared Radiation to bounce back towards you. My son and I do a lot of these type's of bushcraft training. We too have learned through trial and error. Now on a positive note, you did work with what you had and that is good. Nothing ever works in our favor. We have to adapt to our environment in order to survive in the woods.
Ya man I appreciate the comment. I've done top down fires before but I felt rushed this time out. I wish I did an open front lean to as well to defeat the cold. Like you said about reflecting the heat it would have warmed me better. But I was worried about getting soaking wet so I built what I thought was a good shelter for heavy rain from different angles. Even a half tepee with fire in front would have kept me warmer. Not sure drier though
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I love your axe. Regular axes with handles cut off is a thing old timers will remember.
SHHH.. he's doing a solo minecraft survival series
The Midnight is it modded also do you know his texture pack
NAJ Twirtlaw I think it's the new 4k natural texture pack.
The Midnight no he is not
Ok nerd, you would be talking about Minecraft cause that’s the only game you probably play.....
Chase Caraway r/woooosh
I love the scenery great vid👍
I knew this guy wouldn’t make a real fire. Poussaaaaaay
Seeing you chop down the trees in the intro, then lean them up against that F**king Huge fallen Tree, I heard Paul Hogan's voice saying "That's Not a Tree, THIS, is a Tree!" 😊
Why does it look like he’s playing the forest but in real life
Tip for keeping warm at night.
Fill your bottle with water and get it to a nice boil. Put one of your extra socks around it and put it under your boughs. It'll radiate heat for a pretty long time. Kind of an easier to manage alternative to heating rocks. You can also put it inside your shirt if you're really hard up but you gotta make sure the bottle cap isn't going to come undone and you've got enough pad on it to not burn yourself. Cheers dude, fun times in the bush to you.
Alloran I actually did that is trip, I had the water bottle instead my sweatshirt. it really helps but even then you get cold else where haha
pretty crazy how much thermal energy water holds huh? I made the blunder of forgetting a sleeping bag on an overnight hike and only had plastic water bottles with lids I didn't trust. Had to heat rocks and drape my spare underwear over them to get through the night. I've had better sleeps.
You ever try a long fire for keeping warm? I hear they're pretty awesome, provided you can get them properly going. Never tried myself, maybe it's something to give a go. I don't think it'd really work for that particular shelter construction but it's something to keep in your hip pocket.
Alloran at night I wish I did have a long fire but you really do need like an open lean to construction for it to heat you up. I have made them while tarp camping but you spend a lot of time re stoking the fire at night. so you are warm but you still don't get a good full sleep lol. lessons learned, each time out like that just gives you a better understanding of the environment you are in
i wonder if the reindeer knows this?
Rudolph?
I always watch solo survival and this one is the best you explain what you are doing and the others just do it👏🏽
AntonAshy123 C thanks, some ppl apparently hate that part haha. at least I know some like it
You should have been collecting the rain water
Pig Bro you do realise that the rivers are full of rain water
Hellfire Fox I
Pig Bro not on Vancouver Island lol
there he is....the guy who could've done it better....
so true jeff ! i really love your comment, actually laughing out loud ! XD
A real and honest survival vid! Love it!
Legally, where can you do things like this? I've watched a lot of survival videos like this, but the creators never say how they got access to their location.
Charles E. Could say he was camping or owns the land
Charles E. This is Canada, when I lived on Vancouver Island, you can camp just about anywhere in the bush, unless it's posted private. I am now retired, and camp and fish remote lakes in the BC Interior, for a week at a time, never see anyone in weeks, it's total wilderness.
Charles E. do it discretley as long as you are respectful no one will care
Charles E. I
@@suckmyballzgameplays7172 and poisonous spiders. Eek.
Thank you for your insight man. I'm heading out for my first long stay in the Australian bush and I appreciate your advice.
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Marc Spence Nice man be safe and enjoy it! tell ppl where and what you are doing
And he did all this without a crafting table
U were lucky there were no creepers or griefers
Creamed Super Boi lol