In this episode I made a survival cook-stove. It’s ideal for cooking food in conditions that are cold and wet. The self-sustaining fire remains hot because it’s elevated above the ground.
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In this episode I give a beginner's tutorial on how to use a Fire Steel: 8 tips on how to get the most out of your Fire Steel. Even if you've used Fire Steels before, you just might learn something new from this video!
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In this episode, I show you how I made my very own Rock Knife, and Rock Axe, without using ANY tools. My primitive knife & axe, aren't perfect, but they are able to get the job done in a survival situation.
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In this episode, I show you how to use natural shelters for emergency situations. I also share a story about a friend of mine, who needed to use emergency shelters on several occasions.
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I make an emergency torch using materials that were gathered from the surrounding forest. I also made a secondary torch using materials that most people commonly carrying with them. A torch has several uses: – It is a great way to provide light when you have none. – It can be used as a deterrent against wild animals. – Or as a emergency signal light in the dark. – And it is also an excellent way to transport fire, especially in wet conditions. Caution: When carrying a […]
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Steel Wool can start a fire under ANY weather condition, even when drenched in water! Watch and see!
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Sometimes, wild food sources can be scarce. Especially during the winter months. But did you know that many kinds of trees contain an emergency food source, which can be accessed all year round? Certain trees contain an edible inner bark, known as cambium. The cambium layer in edible trees contains loads of starches, minerals, vitamins, and some sugars. Knowing which trees to harvest from, and how to harvest them could save your life one day. However, cambium is known as an emergency food. That means it should […]
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