6 Days. Taking No Knife, Food, & Fire. 🛖
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- Опубликовано: 4 май 2024
- Making...1) Crab/fish pot. 2) Fire Pump Drill. 3) Kite. 4) Tree Glue. 5) Lure. 6) Cordage. 7) Raft & Sail. have been looking forward to doing this one for a long time. With just the clothes on my back and one mystery item in my top pocket, I am embarking on an adventure on the coast using only primitive tools. Clay Tall Stories Videos & Music are self-filmed in New Zealand mostly in the South Island
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0:00 Climb down to the primitive hut
01:46 Gear breakdown & survival clothing Link collabs.shop/ihlmkn
03:25 Foraging Food
07:00 Making Crab/Fish Pot off the beach
09:54 Fishing with Pot
13:03 Making Fire Pump Drill
16:08 Making Fire
17:40 Cooking Fish
18:35 Fishing with pot in sea pond
20:05 Making Trap Entrance for Fish Pot
20:50 Making Primitive Kite (Munu Tukutuke)
23:10 Flying Kite & Fishing
24:24 Beach Fishing with Pot
25.28 Making Lure
27:55 Making Pine Pitch Charcoal Glue
29:11 Making Flax Cordage
30:34 Making Raft & Sail
33:20 Completing Raft & Setting sail to sea.
35:00 Fishing Off the Raft
39:25 Outro
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Late stoneage technology was still advanced enough for cultures not just to survive and but to actually thrive. It's engineering and art combined with ingenuity. This is the most impressive and genuine survival clip on RUclips.
Just to let foreigners know, the passion fruit, figs and peaches, gooseberries, walnuts, and others are not native plants, these are plants that have gone wild out of someones homestead. New Zealand had VERY few fruit or vegetable native plants, before Europeans brought things from overseas. And what we did have, modern people wouldn't recognise as viable food, they are nothing like modern fruit. And most of what we did have needed a LOT of careful preparation to take poisons out of it. The Kawakawa berry he ate to begin with, five would give you strong stomach cramps and the runs, 20 would give you CRIPPLING pain.
Good point mate 👍
@@ClayTallStories That flax descent made my eyes stick out on stalks.
:) That is a nice spot you have found there mate. :)
Good info thank you
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Thank God for Europeans.
That's it. I am quitting my 9 to 5 soul crushing office job now!
Absolutely amazing! You made 1,000's of years of Oceanic traditions come to life. I really appreciate this as a life long learner of Pacific cultures and history.
One of the best solo survival videos I have ever seen !!!!!!!!!! Well done Clay !!! Please keep em coming !!!
That is a pretty humbling comment mate. Thanks for the bottom of my heart.
@@ClayTallStories I agree with Pitt, I've watched other survivalist/campers and I assure you I like them and all, but you amazed me beyond of what I expected. Really great time watching this video and you are an incredible handy-craft-man. Well done.
the island with bear grylls is a joke to you? women vs men episodes are the best
@@ClayTallStories Thank you the interessting video. But on 17:23 you are wrong. Horse Hoof Fungus is not Chaga. It is also known as Tinder Fungus. But Chaga is something completly different. Chaga grows in cold climate zones and not only looks very different, it grows different and is not usefull for making fire. It is a very healthy fungus tho. Also Tinder Fungus is quite healthy, bc it is anti-inflammatory and therefore usable for tea making.
Sorry that comment was not for your video. It somehow ended up here was for a different guys channel. Not sure how that happened. But you my friend are legit. My bad
Mr. Clay... Crazy crafting skills you have. I actually got stuned with the auto-drilling method to make fire... I mean I know other methods and watched other people follow the principle, but you took it way further, and I mean not just the drill... The basket, the raft, the glue, every tiny peace you crafted you did it with so much care and quality. Really impressed by you sir, respect.
Thanks for taking the time to watch the full video. Cheers mate
@@ClayTallStories Why was the stone in the fire maker / drill? To add weight? To stabilize it?
@@Wizard_of_the_Towerfor the momentum and the weight
Day 1000 : Fighting shark and bear with bare hands
Bare?
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Lmao 🤣
@@suarrrrr. 😀😂
one of the only real survival videos i have seen. a video in which actual animals are caught for food. great job!
34:50 "this is the life for me boys" you know this guy found a kick ass life
Biting the head of the fish, “I don’t have a knife..so he’s dead” had me cracking up
that was crazyyyy i was like aint no way this dude just bit that niga like he aint got no fam or past
Hey clay I grew up without a father in Blenheim , thanks to your videos I was able to motivate myself to go out and catch my first fish. Cheers mate
That's awesome buddy. Cheers
He's smart to take a camera. Cameraman never dies.
I saw a video of a guy filming himself on teaching people how to get out of quick sand, alone by himself in the middle of the woods. Needless to say he didn’t make it and that iconic movie shot of the hand sticking out reaching for something while slowly sinking is 100% accurate and gives me chills now.
@@krameranderson8865 but that meant that he was not the cameraman anymore. The camera survived... didn't it?
@@letmesleepinpeace7052 hmm.. so does that mean whoever touched the camera 3 months after he set it down and uploaded the footage would get the technical credits for cameraman? That could be an interesting stipulation in being a cameraman haha neat point
You're not just entertaining, you're an inspiration.
Truly the best survival video I've seen to this date
I am one of those anxiety ridden folks secretly wishing they could do what you do. Thank you for the transitive experience! Your skills are absolutely amazing
you can, until you realize its all in your head and nothing is stopping from doing this tomorrow except yourself. It boils down to you just dont want to, generally speaking.
@@flum4us Nothing is stopping you from just doing it tomorrow. But If you do, you will probably just fucking die though 😆 To live like that even for a week you need to be physically fit, healthy and very knowledgable to survive in the wilderness. There is a reason why most people who were ever born never even managed pass on their genes. They died before they had a chance.
@@flum4us Ahhh yes anxious people love not doing anything and it's an absolute choice. Thanks for the insight.
Don't wish. We are 8 billions people on the planet, if everyone starts doing the same thing as the guy in the video does, there will be no nature left, no bird, no fish, no trees, .... We will destroy everything.
been there
but yesterday I came home from my first solo camping trip and I can't believe Ive waited this long
it's really just in your head, don't let that keep you from living
Nothing short of amazing. Probably the most resourceful and knowledgeable person I've seen on any survival challenge anywhere. I can barely change my own light bulbs.
Watching you eat that fish really put things in perspective... How hard reality hits. So much preparation and knowledge required just to acquire that little meal. It must have tasted so good. Bless you and thank you.
Jeez Clay! You really knocked it out of the park with this one. Those are some impressive survival and crafting skills!!
I appreciate that mate.
@@ClayTallStories what brand jumper is that legend
YEAH, HE GOT THEM FROM THE MOVIE CAST AWAY
he we go mate.survival clothing Link collabs.shop/ihlmkn
Wish I could live like you do. Amazing to watch.
You can do it!
Now this is proper survival i dont mind the videos where people doing survival videos with a knife but i just love proper survival like caveman days just something about it
Clay, I watch all of the survival channels and you are at the top of the class. Such a display of knowledge and presented in a wonderful way. Thank you sincerely for this world-class content!
Thank you for injecting some thought and positivity into this heart warming validation.
That fire starting set-up was next level clay! What a bounty that coast offers
Call him Bond,Clay Bond & his mission is,staying Alive. Loved it & wished i was with you!
يضعه٢ رشض٧٧٢
one of the best solo survival vids ive ever watched. This man has taught me alot.
what u learned?
That is such a supportive comment. Thank you for the encouragement.
@@arthurfarrapo taught hìm but doesnt mean he learned it lol
Really nice. You`re resourceful and very patient. Seems like you take your time to do things right the first time. Looks like your basket weaving skills came in very handy as well.
Great video Clay. What an amazing showcase of bush craft / survival techniques.
Here are the chapters for anyone wanting to learn any of these survival skills.Thank you very much for your comments & ratings :) Clay
0:00 Climb down to the primitive hut
01:46 Gear breakdown & survival clothing Link collabs.shop/ihlmkn
03:25 Foraging Food
07:00 Making Crab/Fish Pot off the beach
09:54 Fishing with Pot
13:03 Making Fire Pump Drill
16:08 Making Fire
17:40 Cooking Fish
18:35 Fishing with pot in sea pond
20:05 Making Trap Entrance for Fish Pot
20:50 Making Primitive Kite (Munu Tukutuke)
23:10 Flying Kite & Fishing
24:24 Beach Fishing with Pot
25:28 Making Lure
27:55 Making Pine Pitch Charcoal Glue
29:11 Making Flax Cordage
30:34 Making Raft & Sail
33:20 Completing Raft & Setting sail to sea.
35:00 Fishing Off the Raft
39:25 Outro
mister, wich place ??
My man ❤
Kina cliffs, top of the South Island, New Zealand
Well done!! You accomplished a lot in only 6 days. NZ is a gorgeous country. Thanks for all your work in sharing your adventures.
He made a drill out of stone and sticks!!!! Then he made fire with it!!! That's the craziest thing I've ever seen! I'm astonished by everything you built in this episode, you got yourself a lifetime subscriber!
Seriously one of the best bushcraft survival videos I've ever watched. Definitely subscribed!
Welcome aboard!
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- How in the *WORLD* did this man know how to make all of these things!? Truly amazing.
how do you NOT?
@@JingleJoeIs that a necessary response? The vast majority of people don't know these skills.
This is the best survival show I’ve watched yet
This gives me nostalgia of the first time I saw Les Stroud's Survivorman as a kid. Your primitive survival skill is just unparalleled by anyone I've seen who makes these types of videos. I truly wish you had a production crew so I could see the maximum potential of your skills and knowledge. Hats of to you sir.
Thank you very much.
...hieremai, companion of the native ways!...what a teacher you prove to be!...I am so grateful to have found your site!...on go and well be, good man!...
What an adventure mate thanks for taking us along with you hope your proud of yourself you done bloody awesome mate 👍🏴
Great comment mate. I am proud of myself but not for the things that you might see but for overcoming my crap health & mental challenges that battle with in.
@@ClayTallStories I’m a bit late but just wanted to say that I hope you’re doing well. This is the first video of yours I’ve come across and it’s an instant subscribe from me. The things I just watched you do have blown me away. You are incredible mate.
Never, ever, have I seen a survival video, where the guy could do everything, without anything (tools, snack bars, gear, etc). Simply the best.
He definitely had gear.
This dude is a survival genius. Amazing to watch!
Loved this video mate. That drill and fish trap you made were bloody amazing 👏🏻
the amount of joy i got watching that piece of smoldering scrub burst into flame was one of the most satisfying things i ever seen. great video Clay
Primitive survival videos have made me feel inspired or amazed before, but adding on hungry is a new one for me! All those fruits looked delicious
I never thought I would utter these words, but with all of the TV and internet survivalist channels out there, past and present, Survivorman Les Stroud has always been my go-to for realistic survival tips and living. Now I'm forced to say that I think I've actually found someone who not only can match with Les, but in a lot of areas, far exceed him. Such a breadth of knowledge. Thanks for the video.
Those are some impressive survival and crafting skills. One of the best solo survival videos I have ever seen! Bravo Clay,this is great advices how to survive without civilization!
"This is The Life for me!" he says, there on the water on a beautiful sunny day, sailing his own private raft chilling (enjoying the fruits of his hard work) and doing some fishing. Cost of all that: 0$. Just a stone and some wood is all... and a sane brain, that most valuable tool of all. Invaluable. And of course a lot of patience to use those extremely basic tools to build better tools and utilities.... He's showing us how "simple" it actually is. You gotta be an engineer (therefore the necessity of a working brain) but man was born with a brain so we were all meant to be good at engineering stuff from the start.
Thank you for sharing these precious moments! Live long and prosper! 🖖🏻
Your bush skills are phenomenal you should do more stuff like this.
man i've been watching these kind of videos for years, you my sir are a statement to how to do it properly keeping it old school and true, very impressive
First time on your channel and I'm blown away with the content. I rarely sit and watch a full video of this length but you had me hooked!
Welcome aboard!
Pun welcome ☺️
Once again you have delivered an awesome survival video. As a maori living in Aussie I love watching how they did things in the old days thanks for sharing your knowledge. Awesome mahi my bro
Thanks a heap mate
that crab/fish trap is a masterpiece
I love this. particularly the honesty, not cutting out all the setbacks like some others might.
Real superman 💪
Clay, very impressive knowledge and set of skills. I think this is the most authentic 'survival' video I've ever seen. Well done.
Thanks 👍
I agree.
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I dont think I have ever seen this much skill in a survival video. And I've seen a lot of survival videos.
This guy accomplished more in 6 days than most will their entire lives.
Nicely edited video. I love the musical drums in between.. got my heart pumping!
This video was a bloody ripper! That looks like huge effort to achieve all that stuff and video it, edit it into another great episode . Thanks Clay. Inspiring achievement bro.
Cheers mate for taking the time to comment is such a positive manner.
@@ClayTallStories is it possible/legal to live out in the NZ bush indefinitely….bloody well done by the way…Subscribed
It depends on what land you are living. I would say just do it and keep everything clean, respect the land, sea and water ways and no one will bother you too much.
Why have i only just come across this channel now, been thinkin field days had survival skills, this guy is next level
It's amazing how many tools you made from rocks, sticks, and plant matter. You made glue, and everything you needed to live.
Wow, I wasn't expecting that amount of food! Good stuff too. The production quality on your survival videos is amazing.
Hey thank you a lot pure blood bro.
Looks like so much fun. Literally better than any vacation.
I so appreciate you risking your life in allowing us to gain knowledge of this greatness you have created much thanks to you
When I look at you and listen to you, I have the impression that you really know everything, and that there are no problems but only solutions, I would really like to do like you, survival but at the moment I can't find anyone to accompany me lol......
Clay, your bushcraft skills are legend level. I just love the rare occasion when I see something new hand crafted. A bushcraft kite! Outstanding video.
Thank you very much mate!
Kia Ora from Orange NSW Clay I go hunting for deer goat fresh water fishing I showed my Aussie maté your videos he loved this one
This really brought me back. It was like I was watching Les Stroud on Survivorman for the first time in forever in the 00's. Truly amazing skills and variety of them too!
Wow! THANK YOU! For making this video. Such skills you have.. I'm so impressed! And really happy to have found your channel.
superb video. your survivalist skills are monumental. you are deserving of high acclaim
That's the kindest comment I think I have ever had. Thank you.
Clay you are an absolute legend, I've learned a lot from one video already!
The casual competence and genuine gratitude are a great combination.
Was real nice you shared your catch with that family on the beach .. Good show old chap .,.
I hope the rest are like this, because without hesitation I subscribed. Many videos of this genre do not use primitive skills at all. Which is a shame. Our is tool the mind. Our ancestors basically conquered 90% of the surface of the land and water with handmade canoes and spears.
I love it Clay! you make it look easy.. :)
I get the impression that your skill with tough long grass is key. Very entertaining to see you in action. To make a sail, a bed, a raft, all good skills.
I actually thought the thick grass weave you made was meant as the seat of the raft.
Thanks for taking us with you on your adventure it looked like it was awesome 👍
Amazing dude🤩you’ve inspired me greatly!! Thank you so much 💪🏼
Not one to ever comment, but Clay, you're a champion bud! Quintessential Kiwi, but more importantly.....you're real! I truly appreciate the efforts you put into your videos, and again, being real with what you have to say and put out there. It goes a long way for me personally, and I'm sure you're having the same impact on other viewers. Much love
I appreciate that comment mate. 🙏
Absolutely fantastic crafting skill sir! Would love to hear some more info on how you make some things, but I understand you don't have time filming in detail and explaining while crafting. Just an absolute joy to watch.
Before I die, If I can try just a tiny little fraction of what you do, I'll die happy. That's 40 minutes of heaven for us lot gawking at the screen, I can just imagine the happiness out there doing it for real. Really great stuff, man 👏🎬👏
Thanks brother 🙏
Your ability to tell apart edible food is so fun to watch. Just seeing you eat what looks like random plants is greatly entertaining. Nice video.
rosehip and walnut and fig are "random" to you?
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@@escapetherace1943 none of those are native to the uk so yeah
@@HairlessPotato oh UK 🤢🤮I am sorry for you friend. You should still know a lot of fruits even outside of your locale though, it's useful to know.
@@HairlessPotato rosehips are native, walnuts have been naturalised in much of the uk, only figs aren't but even then you can buy them anywehre?
Awesome Clay!! Totally absorbed in this adventure.
Greetings from The Gambia 🇬🇲 this is strong man we live in mud hut and hunt daily. Thank you for video
Big up
Very impressed!!! Just like how our Polynesian ancestors did it in the past. Great job. You do them proud!!!
This one amazing survival vedeo👏👏🥰I'm always watching you vedeo vlog from philipines 🥰
this looks so relaxing. ill be camping soon but not on this level this is next level skills right here
Wow! Passionfruit, walnuts, cape gooseberry, figs and peaches in the wild! Awesome place to forage, I can't even get that stuff in the supermarket where I live :)
Real solid skills though, a joy to see.
Great knowledge and especially The crafting skill. It so impressive!😮 truly man with a lots of experience. One of the best survival content
Your crafting and survival skills are next level mate and there’s always a lot to learn from your videos, keep up the good work buddy.
Thanks, you too!
Clay needs to go on those Survival shows and show em all how its done!
7vsWild (German RUclips) would be holiday for this guy :D
That video was AWESOME. Dude, if I ever get stranded on a deserted island, I know a little more than I did before and believe it wouldn't be as bad as originally thought. Love to hunt and fish and this video shows you can survive without one store bought item.
Awsum life mate. Love your aussie accent. Excellent crafting. Im a kiwi expat lived in OZ most of my life. Was full time offgrid doing the The Big Lap for 5 years. Nature be in it 💪👍
Great video mate , so cool to see it done on home soil , can't wait for the next one 👍
Love this! Thanks for sharing all the wonders of your backyard. It is very exotic for some of us (im from Sweden). Even if the primitive tools may be similar, the materials available are way different.
Thanks Carl. I lived in Stockholm for 8 months and sailed around Arcapallago. Loved it.
Hi from mike A. From LA.CALIFORNIA. YOU MY FRIEND ARE A GUINUSE. YOU have a lot of knowledge in bushcraft ING. That raft and all the other things you made from what you find on the island is TERRIFIC
I ENJOYED YOUR CHANNEL IMMENSELY. THANK YOU. I WILL WATCH MORE FOR SURE.
This channel is definitely underrated. So much knowledge and skill in all the videos its amazing to watch keep it up 🔥
That was fun.New Zealand is so beautiful!
Inspirational man. Thank you for your videos.
6 Days. Taking No Knife, Food, & Fire. 🛖 An incredible experience! I watched your video with admiration. Surviving in the wilderness without a knife, food, and fire is truly an impressive feat. Your courage to take on such challenging experiences and your willingness to share this journey are very inspiring. Congratulations! 👏🏽"
Amazing skills and creativity, thank you for posting.
Cheers, Clay!
Amazing mission you got for yourself... Not only for the adventure itself, but for reaching this whole to our hearts! from tips, knowledge, advices... the music and love you put in it! Amazing music.
I would really like to join you one day, as an adult apprentice, I really would. I need this, I am not made for living on a city but I've learnt to do so.
On my 25 years I had discovered that I need to be one with nature, that I need to travel... so it is what I am working on wherever I can.
Big hug from a city of Argentina.
Classic! Great to watch someone else do it and doing it much better.
If i knew half of what this dude knows about survival, i wouldn't be concerned about much. Ive never seen this level of ingenuity. U have my sub. 👍🏼👍🏽
loved the kite. that is unique. loved the video -thanks for sharing!