Favorite Youtube Vids

[ccr]

Hey guys. Post your favorite survival related youtube vids hear.

 

[Tyrkon Lawson]

Ray mears​

 

[tknife]

Ray mears​

Definitely. Cody has some good ones, Pathfinder school and Ron Hood. Oh and that Chicolate Rain video.

 

[PropThePolecat]

This isnt your typical build-a-lean-to Youtube vid but IMO it dosent get more survival than hunting down (and killing) feral pigs, bare-foot and at night, armed with nothing more than a Cold Steel Boar Spear!

This vid almost deserves a thread for its self:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yJGd7G2wYuU&playnext_from=TL&videos=pJJnIsVYHlY

 

[rnpollard]

http://www.youtube.com/user/iawoodsman

Down to earth.

Good vids.

 

[tonym]

I was just watching this series. Check out old boy with Atlatl at 1:20

[youtube]XUiliNiTxus[/youtube]

 

[Chinpo]

I was just watching this series. Check out old boy with Atlatl at 1:20

[youtube]XUiliNiTxus[/youtube]

First time I've seen this guy. Watched the first episode and it looks fun and informative. Thanks for the vid.

 

[Chinpo]

This series is pretty good, the A-Z of Bushcraft. This is the first one, A for Axe.
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[Snow]

Anything by Iowa Woodsman and also the Missouri Bushcraft series by bindlestitch.

 

[Glock26]

bush with malcom douglas was amazing i would be pretty scared placing a boat in that kind of current and tide! Nutty guy

 

[SouthernCross]

G'day Tonym

I was just watching this series. Check out old boy with Atlatl at 1:20

Personally I didn't know he had any snippets of his programs on the net

He has been travelling & living in the outback for extended periods of time since the 1960's.

I remember seeing the program that showed him making the shaft of that spear from a tree root (he was a lot younger in those days ).

BTW, did you notice the black material holding the fish prongs to the head of the spear & the peg at the end of the woomera? That's spinifex resin :thumbup:




Kind regards
Mick

 

[ivan51]

I was just watching this series. Check out old boy with Atlatl at 1:20

[youtube]XUiliNiTxus[/youtube]

good stuff thanks for posting this:thumbup:

 

[Mannlicher]

some real good tips here. I had not seen some of the videos mentioned.

 

[Jnyiri]

What about this guy?


http://www.youtube.com/user/hobbexp


Jozsef

 

[RescueRiley]

Ia woodsman
Hobbexp
Bindlestitch
are some of my favs.

 

[tonym]

G'day Tonym


Personally I didn't know he had any snippets of his programs on the net

He has been travelling & living in the outback for extended periods of time since the 1960's.

I remember seeing the program that showed him making the shaft of that spear from a tree root (he was a lot younger in those days ).

BTW, did you notice the black material holding the fish prongs to the head of the spear & the peg at the end of the woomera? That's spinifex resin :thumbup:




Kind regards
Mick

Good day Mick, Call me Tony..

I read your post about him in another thread and googled him. Sure enough some kind person uploaded a few seasons of his show on you tube. I spent the majoity of my work day yesterday watching his stuff. I loved every minute of it, he's a helluva outdoorsman and fisherman:thumbup:

So thank you, cause if you didn't mention him, I would have never known about it.:thumbup:

Take care,

Tony

 

[RescueRiley]

also can't forget Colhane (our very own Pict)

 

[Dannyboy Leather]

Post expired.

 

[g123]

Hobbex is one of my favorites.

Geoff

 

[SouthernCross]

G'day Tony

.... I loved every minute of it, he's a helluva outdoorsman and fisherman:thumbup:

There is absolutely no doubt in my mind that Malcolm Douglas is the real deal :thumbup:

I have been following his adventures for several decades. I have seen him take large numbers of game as well as fish with that spear over the years

There isn't too many survival experts that have a proven record of living off the land in genuine wilderness areas for years at a time without resupply like he has :thumbup::thumbup:

BTW, since your a keen fisherman, try & see his program called "Search for Big Barra". You should see the size of the Barramundi he lands with fly gear




Kind regards
Mick