Bushcraft for Preppers: Old Wax and Lint Fire Pucks for Camp Stove
Cheap and easy and great for wilderness survival!
Cheap and easy and great for wilderness survival!
Have you ever caught water with a tarp? This method of water collection works so well that you will run out of containers to fill in a rainstorm!
This thing has blown me away. I have started fire with lenses before but these larger fresnels are unbelievable.
The black walnut is a tree that is likely close by and offers you up all kinds of natural resources from food to dye to iodine to a great wood resource and more. Here we focus on the medicinal uses of the tree.
This is a mini fish weir build that Carter and I did. Ideally it should be about 3 times this size but we ran into some unforseen situations. This is why it is so important to get out there and do these kinds of things. You learn how to pick the right location. Our location…
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Your axe will open you up like a crimson melon, if you are not careful. Cutting wood in the backyard is much different than cutting it out in the Hinterlands. You can limp yourself in the house or call for help if you make a little slip of the ax. However, 5 miles into the…
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A night in the woods with a couple tarps, stakes, a ridge line and the kids.
Using feathersticks is the best way to start a fire in cold and wet conditions when you don’t have any kind of fire extender, WHICH YOU SHOULD, but sometimes I am in the woods and not carrying my bigfoot fur so making a bunch of feather sticks will get you fire. I will also show…
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At the heart of bushcraft is the fixed blade, full tang knife. We will review all the criteria that a good bushcraft knife should meet. Once you have a knife you can depend on you will be able to follow along with the coming episodes.
Bushcraft for Preppers: Episode 1 Our bushcraft series begins with this intro to what we are going to cover and how we are going to cover it. This series has come through member requests and I hope to make it everything you wanted and more. Feel free to
What Bushcraft Can Teach You about Surviving Emergencies Pine needle tea, cooking potatoes in aluminum foil over hot coals, using the bow drill method… all of these sound exciting for those looking to get into bushcraft. But little do they know that these types of experiences can teach them some very important lessons about surviving…
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Survival 101… Tonight on In Time of Disaster! We will be joined by Jonathon and others from Louisiana School of Bushcraft to talk about the basics of survival in a worst case situation. Between Jonathon and his partners they have many years of experience in survival and instruction and are coming on the show to…
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