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Make YOUR Survival Water Filter – Step-By-Step – Portable Emergency Water Filter DIY
Published on May 6, 2013 Discover How to Make a 25 cent, portable, survival, water filtration system with a water bottle and stuff you can find just about anywhere. The bottom line is… without a sustainable, CLEAN water supply, you will not last much beyond 3 or 4 days, even in the best of …
Dutch Oven Cooking for Beginners
Published on Aug 6, 2015 Discover Dutch oven cooking! Learn to cook amazing food outdoors without electricity or fancy kitchen appliances. This video is for folks new to Dutch oven cooking. I’ll show you the basic equipment you need get you started in this wonderful hobby. I also included many links to other …
Off Grid Portable Toilet – SHTF Toilet Plan
Off Grid Portable Toilet – SHTF Plan The one thing you dont want to be without when SHTF, is a plan on what to do with your biological waste. If you haven’t already, start planning that now! In this video, I will show and outline useful tips for city and residential dwellers. If …
Making a Bushcraft Knife from an Old Putty Knife
Uploaded on Mar 28, 2010 I made a small bushcraft knife from an old heavy duty putty knife. This will only work with the putty knives that have a thick heavy duty blade.
PINE/SPRUCE PITCH GLUE
Published on Sep 3, 2013 A ReWild University (http://rewildu.com/) tutorial on making pine pitch glue using white pine pitch and charcoal. I’m revisiting this skill this year after many years of disuse, and certainly don’t consider myself an expert. Please add your own tips, observations, or experiences in the comments to help others (and …
Make A PVC Slingshot
Published on Dec 27, 2013 This is very easy to make and is great fun, the slingshot has good power and exillent accuracy.
Bushcraft Survival Skills, Cattail on the Cob and Cattail Pollen Wild Food.
Cattail is found throughout all of North America and much of the western hemisphere worldwide. It prefers to grow in wetland areas but you may as likely find it on the side of the road in a moist ditch, it provides nutritious (and may I add tasty) food through all four seasons.
