The 5 GALLON Bug-Out Survival Challenge! - QUICKLY GET Food, Water, and Shelter
Вставка
- Опубліковано 9 тра 2024
- 🔒Remove your personal information from the web at www.JoinDeleteMe.com/WOODED and use code WOODED for 20% off 🙌
DeleteMe International Plans: international.joindeleteme.com
The 5 GALLON Survival Challenge FULL LINKS:
Part 1: • The 5 GALLON Bug-Out S...
Part 2: • 3-Day Solo Survival (5...
Part 3: • BAD NEWS in Survival C...
Full Playlist for the 5 GALLON Survival Challenge: • The 5 Gallon Challenge
I survive 3 days on whatever I can stuff into a 5 gallon pale (with the lid closed). It's actually harder than you think. I mean, I really tried to get a small 2p tent in there, and it wouldn't fit, at all. I manage to fit some pretty cool things inside this odd shaped container including an axe, saw, and some pretty amazing traps. I will catch fish, trap animals, and build a shelter. What would you put in your bug out bucket if you were a prepper?
My Gear (Shop and Support): www.thewoodedbeardsman.com/shop/
Kevin's Channel: / @modernselfreliance
MEDIA
- Website: thewoodedbeardsman.com/
- Instagram: / the_wooded_beardsman
- Facebook: / the-wooded-beardsman-4...
FISHING SPONSORS
-Nature's Pond Care: www.naturespondcare.com/
-Lyndon Trout Pond: lyndonfishhatcheries.com/fish...
SPONSORS | DISCOUNTS
- Woodobo Spice: www.thewoodedbeardsman.com/shop/
- Princess Auto: www.princessauto.com/en/
- Cabela's and Bass Pro Shops: www.cabelas.com/shop/en
- Tactacam Camera: www.tactacam.com/
#wildernessliving #survivalchallenge #wildfoods - Розваги
*Please let the video run all the way through - and share if you can! More survival videos coming.*
🔒Remove your personal information from the web at www.JoinDeleteMe.com/WOODED and use code WOODED for 20% off 🙌
DeleteMe international Plans: international.joindeleteme.com
The 5 GALLON Survival Challenge FULL LINKS:
Part 1: ua-cam.com/video/lRhT3VlOe4c/v-deo.html
Part 2: ua-cam.com/video/mY7u6efB8G4/v-deo.html
Part 3: ua-cam.com/video/05ceVMX6H8E/v-deo.html
Full Playlist for the 5 GALLON Survival Challenge: ua-cam.com/play/PLDg2Qmw9pKifz9Tq2c9jCrhBrPy0KeygH.html
love these videos man, actual in the woods, boots on the ground visual learning. the way it should be. id never seen any of these traps! there all realy cool man, great work on this entire video man, keep it up!
also where is a good place to get that tarp or one similar. i cant find any in stores that are big, have tie down holes and a reinforced edge like that. atleast in physical stores, iv checked Walmart, Lowes, home depot, tractor supply and other local stores. swear iv been looking for a good tarp for years lmao. i rly didn't want to have to order it online cos that just seems like too much work for a tarp lol.
Cool sponsor!
@@MangScoots I found it at Princess Auto, but I don't think it's like a regular stocked item, but you can check online. Usually they get shipments of different products in on the cheap. I agree with you though, it's hard to find a good tarp anymore! I think mine is larger than this one: www.princessauto.com/en/10-x-12-ft-all-purpose-woodland-camo-poly-tarp/product/PA0008924862. You can also find some more rugged tarps there too, and larger!
Wet w4 3 we re we re r we 1qr a r we r we we we we were we we e we q 16:31 w 16:36 q 16:37 wee were 3 re rewrrrwr 17:24 we 3r we e 17:46 17:47 17:51 17:35 rrr 17:39 17:40 17:42 17:43 17:45
been watching this channel since chris had under 100k subs being drawn in by him and jeremy doing the survival challenges catching beaver and bear. couldnt be happier to see the following hes garnered over the years! lets get wooded beardsman to 2 mil within the year!
Those survival vids they do together are such good watches.
Where is Jer these days? I too watched back then (and subsequently bro Kevin)
@@jonpomerance-trifts6113 I'm trying to plan something with Jer (One Wildcrafter) - the mosquitoes are not being very nice to us right now.
@@TheWoodedBeardsman Flamethrower time
I would recommend having your life-saving stuff on top of the bucket. If you have to use this bucket as a last resort SHTF measure, you will probably be dehydrated by the time you get to it. Fire starter and headlamp for emergency warmth and being able to see in case you get to the bucket at night. You could add some granola bars or some other high calorie snack to the bucket to give you a boost until you get results from fishing, hunting, or trapping. Love your content and your positivity!
Life saving stuff? Pistol, round chambered, under a single layer of items.( in case your retrieving it under duress)
I don't know how he listens and responds to all of these miserable people in his comments! You're a good guy for handling all of this negativity so well.
Ya. I'm trying to motivate myself to go make another video, and subject myself to the misery of people's opinions, but for some reason...
@@TheWoodedBeardsmansimple solution brotherman, don’t read the comments :)
I’d love to see you and Zach do another wilderness survival challenge sometime again
These are usually great. Cant tell youhow happy seeing an hr and a half vid today. Appreciate it man.
Good to see you back buddy ❤
With a tarp that big, I'd do a lean to with a ground cover. That way you have a dry spot to sit and lay down while still having ample cover over head, and you'd only need 2 sticks to prop up the corners for the cover and make four pegs for the base. Toy could also pile up debris like grass and bows under the ground cover section to have a more comfortable bed. I am impressed you managed to get so much stuff in that bucket, very well packed.
Thanks for noticing. That's as much of a the challenge. To fit everything you want to bug out comfortably in just a five gallon pail. It's harder than it looks.
Hey chris. I know you have your own daily challenges however I consistently think of your and Mr.Hansen's survival challenge down in texas. I learned a lot about a dry environment, fire ants, AND it was the first time I ever seen an alligator gar on video. My point - I would love to see you in a completely different/ opposite environment than your used to and surviving in it. I guess more specifically and blatantly the southeast u.s. (florida) the southwest (arizona) or something much more tropical like australia or thailand/ new guinea.
You're a northern bushman so I would love to see a 'first time' in a new environment with your already pre-existing skills from a different biome. Enjoyed this one!
Reminder to put some woodobo in your camera bag 👍 don't wanna get caught without it on your next adventure
Longer content is what’s in right now. Fun video!
Very well done. You explained everything you were doing and pretty darn interesting. I’m ready for the next chapter.
ty for the upload cant wait for part 2 :) good too see you back at it
Great video, Chris! Love the bucket 😜
I like what you are doing. I might suggest zip ties. They are strong, small, lightweight and cheap. They can be used to build shelter, anchor traps and burn well to help with damp wood fires.
Zip ties are great!
@@TheWoodedBeardsmanmight I suggest nylon Bank line!
Most duct tapes burn well as well so if he needed to change shelters maybe he could save the used multipurpose tape for that.
You know what might fit in there, the Henry AR-7, a .22 survival rifle. And easy 50-100 rounds of 22
90 minutes with Mr. WB!!!
You are a great teacher. Thank you.
Thank you for these videos man. You’ll never understand the importance and impact they have on me-and I’ve learned a lot! You effing rock and are a kick butt dad. Tell Holden to stop growing it’s making us all look bad
:)
Awesome and outstanding.Thanks for sharing and taking us along
Full stop as always, so glad to see another survival type video, I hope those traps get something tasty!
Good video Chris! Found it very informative! You definitely know your way around traps! Looking forward to the next one!
Now here is a question…Let’s just say you had to get out of town fast, like you said, what kind of fire would you really use so nobody would see it easily and what do you do to keep the smoke down? Smoke signal just scream “Come and get it!”
Just use dry wood.
A Dakota fire hole
Full stop brother! Missed you!
This really goes to show ya. All ya need for an awesome camping trip is a bucket🐸
Dude this made my day! You're a legend. Welcome back man.
Can't wait to see how the traps turn out!
Wow you are back! Keep them coming!
Glad to see a survival challenge Chris. It’s been long over due.
I can tell you from experience. It is hard to find smaller than 5 gallon buckets If you're looking Smaller bucket you usually find them with shop towels or drywall mud in them
Wallet survival challenge needs to be next
Some of the best camping content i see
spices is something that I never thought about putting in a survival kit. It sounds like a waste of weight but having some pepper or a spice mix changes the way food taste and could help with the problem of eating the same thing for a lot of meals and help with the mental fatigue.
Salt is always a good idea.
Instead of pounding the sides down. Should’ve built up with mud and rocks.🔥
Think with the bucket challenge you cant use the same buck items over .. 4 different buckets 30 day challenge .. but let someone else plant the buckets for the mix
HE'S JUST MAKE'IN SHOW NOT A SURVIVALIST REAL LIFE CHALLENGED JUST GETS IDEAS!!!!!!🤡👌
You never pop up on my feed anymore till just now. Gonna start getting back to making videos soon, if you're ever in the Ottawa Valley give me a shout.
Nice! Will watch this with the fam tomorrow tonight
I've been doing survival bucket caches for a long time now. I never put food of any sort in them for one reason food residue will grow mold. Now for my bucket I'll put a pistol, ammo, knife, fire, shelter, candling, and the ability to obtain food and water, folding saw, fiskars hatchet, cordage/snare wire, hand fishing kit. Then whatever free space is left I'll fill with extra gear like extra hooks weights etc etc. Your bucket would be good for Basecamp supplies but traveling with it not so much.
A small jar of peanut butter would be good. It has the sugar, protein from nuts, etc. to give you some energy if your unable get food right away.
Yeah...a nice big bar of chocolate for me!
Those are the cleanest ax holes I've ever seen. Haha
Late season..you can often very easily re-use found holes!
Another great video Chris!
He's back! Lets go!
Good to see you posting survival videos again love watching them i know your across the pond in Canada and im in uk but you give so much good information that is transferable keep up the good work and hope you lads channel kicks off if he does start it
BRAVO!!! Top of your game all the way through!
Cool video as usual! Not sure I'd carry the items you did,but to each his own. I always learn something from watching your videos!
I miss the WOODED BEARDSMEN, he was the 1st or one of the very 1st to ever do real survival stuff, God bless him, and I pray his health is 100% 🙏🏽🤟🏽❤️
Matchbox challenge, or essentially a pocket/edc survival kit
I'd suggest Bic lighters which are very reliable instead of a cheap substitute that tends to break, not work, just in general not last nearly as long.
You’re small enough that you could probably add a couple 55gal heavy mil trash bags and make a hammock with two branches. A little more comfortable or you could fill the trash bag with the grass and make a couple mattresses
Lol... thank you... I started doing this years ago... got over a dozen stashes hidden along a route to a safe zone... some in buckets, some in sealed pvc pipe... spaced about a days walk/hike apart... mentioned this idea a decade back and was scoffed at... stuck some of those mountain house meals in each one...
Good plan!
great video. informative on the traps 👍perhaps hot rocks in the 5 gallon tub would allow boiling the ferns etc.
I suggest you add several feet of heavy duty aluminium foil folded in the bottom of the bucket. For cooking and containers. Also clay ammo for the slingshot is cheap and lighter than steel
Hi Chris, I thought of a couple items you might like to add to your bucket that wont take much space. First is a few plastic grocery bags, a knife sharpener stone (for your knife, saw and axe), a pair of gloves (like the white ones with black buttons.) Oh almost forgot. A telescopic fishing rod with a small reel. one last thing. I don't know if you know a tarp will stretch when wet, you might want to use slip knots on the tie lines to tighten it. Like the concept of the video.
Great suggestions!
I did miss the last pond video! Okayyy!
A pot is a vital part of survival. If could only take 5 items a pot ,knife,lighter,tackle snare
Good work my friend 🎉
Just one other items you could have shoved in that bucket is a first aid kit. Even with a round or two of antibiotics. Great vid Chris!
Good call! Some duct tape would work for a lot of first aid too.
@@TheWoodedBeardsman yeah, a very good survival tool most overlook.
Speed running survival challenge lol...thanks you for sharing stuff with us
Chris, hope you are doing well sir! Hope the health situation is going well. Great video as always, 5 gallons of fun. A pot or even a shallow cake pan with a diameter almost the size of the bucket would be great. There must be something available that is close to the right size if someone was serious about such a kit.
I use a stainless steel large dog bowl for my pot and a large clay coffee cup. I got both at the thrift store for about $3.00. I use my multi-tool pliers to pull the dog food bowl off the fire. I also have a child size fork and spoon left over from grandkids. Also TIN FOIL! I use that stuff for everything.
The problem I found was that the saw, axe tilt on top of the 2x330 spoiled a lot of room. And then things really didn't fit around them. I could have easily fit this, and a lot more into a back pack for example. The bucket is just a weird shape that doesn't move. But it does keep things protected from the elements unlike a pack!
I don’t suggest perishable foods such as the apple in the bucket. You don’t know how long it’ll be buried.
Great video 🎉🫡
outstanding and awesome as always.thanks for sharing and taking us along
Fish guts. Good carnivore bait.
Great video! Full stop
I would absolutely recommend a Leatherman, I got a fairly old one not long ago and the thing is so nice. Maybe if you get one do a 24 or 48 hr Leatherman only challenge? That would be cool
I had one for a bit, but now I can't find it :(
In the sheath of my Leatherman Wave + I carry a 1aaa Streamlight, an Exo-Tac nano-strike with a tinder pull and ceramic striker attached, 3 slivers of fatwood, a two sided flat diamond steel in the bit pouch, and a hank of #18 bankline aprox 24 feet. I'd love to see a Leatherman kit only challenge.
Dang Leatherman has DLC?
That blue firestarter case of yours looks like an expensive drill bit box! Maybe router or milling machine but it looks like a bit box of some sort!
Next time you see Fowler you guys should do a slingshot challenge competition. See whose most accurate. You’ve been practicing WoodBeard!
A pot would definitely fit in that drum 🤣
You would think, but not with everything else in there. The connibears, axe and saw didn't leave much space.
You should try one of the folding ones with a lid and fill it all the way up with your smalls. I think it would add a pot and also be help with space as you could tightly pack that then tightly pack around it @@TheWoodedBeardsman
Good to see you! How's the pond doing been awhile since I saw an update on Clark + Lois. I'll have to check and see if i missed a video.
Thanks for posting brother, interesting an informative
Have been using buckets from my butcher for setting up bolt holes for a yr or two, makes good seats to put a board for cutting an cooking
Also just right for a bag with dry leafy stuff in bottom
Found cheap big loop tie downs and what we call bungee cords ( cheap packs of different sizes) an tarps ya can build ya self a mansion
🤙🏼🤙🏼🤙🏼🤟🏼🖖🏼👍🏼
Always awesome to see you my Canadian friend, even under those circumstances..😂😅 Great to see you're healthy again, love what you're doing 😊
A great video, as usual. Somehow, part 2 hit my feed but this one didn't. Had to go look for it.
Best UA-camr they are
Great video Chris, so much good info to survive the apocalypse.
Love watching your videos and brother Kevin.
Keep it real.
Cheers from Down Under 🦘
Great challenge idea, I would add a small metal container for boiling water and cooking, the dog food bag could snuggle in it for room. Maybe you can squeeze in a small boat ration that comes wrapped in foil and lasts five plus years. Those are the only things I can think of that I would want to add to your bucket. 🙂👍
Ok, I love this one, it truly does show off your skills and creativity. I have many 5 gallon buckets which are filled at the moment with tomato and pepper plants, but hey when tshtf I will eat tomatoes and peppers, lol. I enjoy your videos and am proud of you and you are one of a kind, in this troubled world we created for ourselves. Stay safe and keep up the good fight.
"parkour PARKOUR"
Saw you had new content, and before I even clicked Play, my smile was a mile wide (this is slightly wider than a kilometer) :)
Full stop 🛑 again. Great show thank you for sharing this with us. Okay get a without handles and slide that into the bottom of the bucket and it should be fine. Have a great day and looking forward to seeing your son show soon.
Squasnatch although not a 1st choice would be in the list somewhere.😊😅good ideas man.not tryin to be harsh.
I would also add electrolite tabs. I'm in florida and take them as I am a welder and commonly see 100 in the shop during summer and water doesnt cut it.
What about the shot glass challenge? 🤔😁
Love your videos
Chris, I swear that every time you build a fire Smokey the Bear has a stroke! LMAO
This ain't Texas! No way I'm burning this wet ass forest down :)
@@TheWoodedBeardsman Yeah, here we live in a ready made fire lay. Tender is everywhere and dry wood is the norm.
Blue container-all mine i have like that are from threading pipe or ease-outs.
Bug Out Bag Challenge perhaps?
Fun stuff 👍
Full stop ✋️
A metal mug would work as a small pot...or even a small can food can or tin and would be small enough to go in a five gallon bucket. Tbh I'd be tempted to put a small metal coffee can in...could put some of the smaller stuff in it to save a bit of space waste
Have you thought about applying to be on one of those survival shows like Alone or Naked and Afraid? Would be cool to see you on an episode and you're obviously qualified.
I have been asked before, but never bothered to go along. I applied to ALONE for like season 3, but I didn't advance passed the skype interview. I passed the phone interview though.
@TheWoodedBeardsman they saw your low fat/body ratio and knew you would lose the starving contest fast.
@@TheWoodedBeardsmantheir loss.
@@outdoorsforachange It also makes more sense for me to just spend 60 days filming my for my own channel. It would be nice not to have to worry about logistics though. But I wouldn't have changed anything, and don't regret not being on the show.
@@TheWoodedBeardsman You did reach one million subs before someone else who WAS on the show. It worked in your favor, clearly.
haha that fish looked so much bigger underwater ... :D nice catch thou
Ya, the aquavu is super deceptive.
That dog food comes in handy if you can't find anything else to eat.
FYI "edging" means something else
If you know, you know.
You should bend your trigger release in a V don’t keep them straight that way the animal will go into trap further and you’ll catch that animal further onto the body
roses are red violets are blue. I rushed to the comments just like you. Armchair survivalist commenting on a video that they have no clue on how to make.😂
haha, I don't mind. Hearing people out, just gives me more ideas to try!
Any comments help with the UA-cam algorithm. You don't have to follow the advice, or even read them.
I’m definitely in my armchair. I definitely know how to make this video. I also definitely tend to make boring simple camping videos instead to hopefully inspire folks to get out and enjoy nature without breaking the bank. But yeah, I’m guilty. I definitely disagree with his lack of a boiling container, and couldn’t resist saying so. It’s not that I don’t think he knows what he’s doing, but it’s an odd thing for a guy this knowledgeable to omit.
You watch youtube at work
@thewoodedbeardsman seriously not tryin to be a sarcastic or pescimistic,but I can't help but thing this will be the worst circumstances, for most of us that haven't been in serious combat, and my comments extremity reflects my own fear,lack of confidence in a good outcome.I hope were all wrong about this and life continues,😊 6:58
Seeds instead of fruit and vegetables I'm not a survivalist at all but I feel like this would be a better option!
a colapsable spinning rod and reel with 20lb braid and plenty of softbaits and jigs would be perfect. Second If you can find a large pot that is just small enough to fit the inside of the bucket with not much wiggle room would allow you to have a large metal pot. Prob have to remove the handles, but drilling out the rivets and including some bolts would let you put them back on. If they are legal in your area you can also get auto fishing reels, spring loaded coil with retractor. Pull out to set and a small tug they retract hooking the fish. Prob 4'' accross and less than an inch tall. Coiled paracord laying in the bottom takes up very little space and can be stripped apart for smaller line or used as is. Vasoline in a ziplok or maybe bag balm would give you some minor medical treatment and use as a firestarter as well. I have used none of these in a survival situation, but just some ideas you might find usefull. collapsable mesh minnow traps work pretty well also which would lay flat and give you easy bait for fish or animals if you have a small stream or pond nearby. Might also catch crawfish depending on where u are.
The Mason Jar Challenge comes after the Coffee Can Challenge! 😁 😎
Frosting tub after that.😂😂
I want to try to cut the handles off of a decent size crockpot. That would be a similar size to the 5 gallon pale and slide it in the pale see if that works.
I'd add a tenkara rod. Some start at 18 inches. Throw some flies in too.
Eating good meal my friend