Night In The Bush With Limited Gear
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- 2:18 starting to build the shelter
8:20 starting to work on friction fire
18:30 catching tinder bundle on fire
22:26 starting to cook food
27:52 Warning
31:20 Midnight bread cooking
36:55 Mushroom tea in early morning
37:30 Why I'm so obsessed with friction fire
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Here's some "Smack Down" for the haters & IN THIS MAN'S DEFENSE. . .
The name of the VID: "Night In The Woods With Limited Gear". Sure, he brought his own food, he didn't say he'd be catching his this time.
Also, his name is STAY PRIMITIVE MY FRIEND - - this VID is almost as primitive as it gets.
For Christ's sake, he just taught some of us the very basics of building a shelter, making a fire & fire-pit (even touched on reading Temp's based on the height of one's own hand from the fire), the various types of wood & stones he gets to use in HIS locale. He even broke it all down as a timeline in his description!
(B.T.W. - - in the description he said the blade was an OKC Ranger 5". . .)
Look, if he doesn't take care of his blade, it's his choice - - he stated his intentions, so DROP THE SUBJECT. It's his channel & he's the one doing all of this for himself & US, there's NO reason to be unfriendly to the guy!
You complainers & know-it-alls ought to be ashamed of yourselves for bashing him.
S.P.M.F. - you Sir, have at least one Friend in the U.S. Keep on doing the VID's you do & in the way that YOU choose. Keep fighting the good fight as I know more than just a few of your viewers learn something in EVERY VID that you make. Peace Bro!
The white knight has arrived!
LEO1WOLF too right
@@LEO1WOLF take you're nose out of his ass buddy, its a little brown
y'all don't seem to know or understand how tough this dude is. look at his routine. his confidence. he didn't bring all the flashy shit I see most YTers with. no ridiculous gear at all. this level of expertise isn't bought. I'd suggest everyone really study this video and listen to the advice. I wanna live off the wild someday, just as I suspect you have done countless times. I hope you post more vids. I want as little gear as possible.
+Sidd The Supreme
Thanks man :)
Very relaxing to watch.
I AGREE....AND HE LOOKS VERY RELAXED ASWELL...THAT SAYS ALOT
Great video man. I just spent 6 days doing primitive survival in the smoky mountains....I feel you about the fire. I had two days of rain and really struggled keeping anything going. I've picked up some good tips from you, time to put them into practice!
A dog is truly mans best friend. I does not care what you do or where you are, only thing it cares about that its next to its owner.
As an avid back-country camper, I have watched countless videos such as yours.
But yours truly stands-out.
I 'felt' your despair and anxiety as the cold, hunger and low blood sugar began to take its toll while you worked against the fading light..
FIVE thumbs up.
Thx you ! :)
your english is just fine, enjoyed your video, love your dog.
I've always wanted to see a bushcraft video with no man-made lights, just the bonfire. This dude is real deal! 😎👍
this was a really lovely, calming video to watch and to listen to. thank you for sharing your expertise and thoughts with us, about the forest, and also about spending time in nature.
also, your dog is beautiful.
I was very excited to see many new ideas in your video. New to me, any way. I especially liked how you braced your shelter vertical "y" end supports against the two rooted trees. It made your shelter's foundation up-rights stronger and it made me smile. Thanks:)
This dude didnt make a shelter he made a freaking cave lol great video
It was super to see, how you spent this day in the forest. I could learn very lot from it.
Thank you very mutch ! Make more similar video . It would be fine !!!
I enjoy the minimal gear vid's, yes for the skill's but mostly for the mental strength. Very inspiring, i learned a lot. Thankyou
Wow! One of the best bushcraft uploads I have ever seen. I have to say that shelter was impressive. Your dog is brill. Can't wait to see more like this. Amazing upload thank you for sharing with us. You live the dream most of us wish for.
You sound French Canadian, I could be wrong, dude you're awesome, merci beaucoup.
+alxk78
In other words, I sound like George St- Pierre ? haha.
Okkk I cannot hide it I guess, yes I am canadian french :D
Gsp is the best bro. Im a big fan. Vivre le Quebec.
+alxk78
Haha, cheers !
I've honestly never had the ambition on making a fire from what lies in the forest, until just now. Amazingly spiritual experience you just took us on. I really hope to see more videos just like this one (full length, overnight, cooking, shelter, ect) Thank you! Greetings from the south
100 000 view, thank you so much everyone :)
+Cédrik Grenier (Bow drill tips page) you deserve it
No no no, primitive technology is Sydney Crosby, im just a regular player ;)
But with over 100k views
Well yeah you right I made some progress since the beginning :)
I cannot wait to see if people will like my new way of making video. There will lot less silence and less heum ... long scenery video that may be boring for those looking for information . I'll go a bit more straight to the point, no more music but a lot of Video editing, to make the experience a lot more interesting
+Primitive great work :) keep it up
Thanks for making it. Only one I know whose content is continually worth watching all the way through. You plan, demonstrate, and edit superbly.
this is good stuff. i want more and more
building your shelter so close to the stream is the reason you where having much trouble keeping warm, it pulls the heat away. That aside, you did an awsome job on the shelter! I Like your minimalistic approach
Thank you so much I needed this for wilderness survival in Boy Scouts so you helped me a lot
I just watched your video again having watched it a couple of years ago. Your videos are still fabulous, and your friction fire skills are off the charts. Thanks again, and I hope you are well.
awesome video! your English is better than you think, better than most Americans! Love the way you admit to your mistakes and move to finish your fire.....biggest ember I've ever seen! Good job!
Thank Cedrik, i was to find woods in the UK that i can stay for one week in
I love survival in the forest i dont know why but i love it :D I always take my friend/s and go to the forest and make shelters :D i am 13 years so i cant sleep there alone :) very nice video i learned new things and i watched it from beginning to end :D
+$hrinker That's a very good hobby/skill-set to have, kid.
Never lose it.
:)
Shriner check out the channel 5tellbob he's a friend and is only 15 and he does nights in his local woods
Me too and im also 13
laurence angier i will see it :D
RuSosan thanks :D
this reminds me of my 3 days of knife only due to your taking minimal gear. the bread looked amazing and I couldn't agree more with having a hot drink to warm you up quickly. as you stated. the fire is a huge thing for your mind. im glad to hear the rock exploding was blocked by the logs and you are ok. thanks for sharing this great video. I enjoyed the whole thing
Hv
Mate, thanks for sharing such an inspirational time, your dog's beautiful too!
First let me say, your English is find. I’m impressed with your ability to live in the outdoors with limited man made resources. This shows for me that you are a true outdoorsman. This is the first video that I caught of you and I hope to see more. Good luck and be careful cause you lose a limb it does not grow back.
i apreciat you showing the mistakes you made , that is as educational as doing itt right maybe even more so , u got a thumbs up from me
+grizz270
Thx Grizz ! I have no idea if the mud trick would help, maybe someone tried it and will comment, thx again !
This guy is a master of his knife.
add the derbis from the bottom up...like roofing a house. That will make it more waterproof
+Matt Zombie roofers always start at the edge (bottom) and work toward the top
+Matt Zombie Shingle roofing starts at the gutter and is finished at the top, steel roofing is much the same.
+That Guy Named Ben My old man goes from the top down. He lays lines every so often, and lays his rows according to that. This way you don't have to step on the shingles as you go.
*****
I've never seen shingles done top down, capping is much easier after the roof is done.
He still does the cap before he gets too far along, but that's the way he likes to do it, from the top down. He says that it saves on wear and tear from stepping on the shingles.
Thanks for the video, very useful. I'm happy to see that you bring your dog to your adventures. I lost mine in january and didn't have many chances to do the same so, give it a big hug whenever you got the chance...
Thanks to everybody, 1000 view in 2 days !
Nice video... Will be VERY use full in a zombie apocalypse situation or being stranded on a island ! i give this vid a like !
Genius and very skillful skills that you have and thank you for all the help
Hey he said 1000 but now he have 560000
Stay Primitive My Friend i love how efficient you are in the forest i can tell you have a genuine love for the woods ...i have learned so much by watching your videos cedrik im a big fan please keep them going because my kids love them to they like ro go into the forest with me and build shelter and have lunch like yoy...
What kind of dog is that? Looks just like my English Mastiff mix.
Very cool video, I could tell straight away that you were a veteran at this, doing everything with just a knife and no bag of toys is hardcore but realistic and takes skills, well done!
Super vidéo mon frère , j aime beaucoup ta manière de faire tu dégage beaucoup de savoir faire et de sympathie . Ton histoire m'a beaucoup plus et je comprend maintenant pourquoi tu voues un si grand intérêt pour le bowdrill . Portes toi bien et merci beaucoup pour cette superbe vidéo
Peace.
Great video, felt like I was out camping with you all night, and loved your story at the end, fire making is a lost skill we should all have! thanks for taking the time to make the video.
Sir....
First off your English is very good, this is a very impressive film, i enjoyed it.
Your bush craft and survial knowllage is outstanding..
Loved your dog, if you get tired i am sure he will carry your pack for you he's huge !
I will try out your bannock bread recipe when i next get a chance to get out.
I have subbed you and look forward to seeing more of your informative films...
be safe.
Tightwad.
mack tightwad á
Now this is fine living! In the woods with man's best friend, a nice warm fire, a shelter and steak & potatoes. What else could you ask for!? It would be interesting to watch you do this in the middle of winter.
love this channel! need more like it. keep up the good work
Very useful. I don't see any issue with your English. You speak better than a lot of native speakers in the US! Thanks for posting.
You are so amazing for what you do, I hope I can do things like this someday!
was searching for a night in the forest...found the perfect video.
Great job my friend, I don't think I could get a friction fire going under the best of conditions.
Those bushcraft video are brilliant way to teach people about outdoor and please counties with your bushcraft video and they amazing
Your dog is awesome, good heat source and protection plus a friend. the video was really nice to watch and good information
Nothing like life lessons that impact your life for the better and influence you for years to come. Thanks for taking us along on this trip!
***** yes ... you are very well placed to understand what I mean.
You got that thing smoking in seconds.
I love this... a night in the woods with limited gear, but brings along steak and potatoes. Great video, thank you for the effort and for showing us how it's done!
I really enjoyed your video. I'm gonna sub to your channel cause I like that you make fire building very important. I live in Washington state where it rains all the time. Being able to build and maintain a fire especially in wet conditions can make the difference between being very comfortable or very miserable. Thanks for making that great video. I look forward to watching more and learning more.
Excellent video from beginning to end! Added it to my favorites. My son and I enjoy camping and getting outdoors. Please do more videos like this. Keep up the good work!
impressive set of skills mate, I'm subscribing.
this is how i like to camp..and good choice in dog..my mastiff just passed away..stanley..i miss him..he was a good boy...always calm..real gentle giant..
This video was really helpful thank you.
+Chris Lloyd (“CrispyGames”)
Thx, lot more of this kind to come
One of the greatest bushcraft videos I’ve seen.
there really should be a survival show with a man surviving with his dog
Better yet, with his Cat!
there is a film not a show of a man who is living with his dog and the film is iam legend
I love these practical ideas for a temporary shelter. Can't wait to show it to my boys.
Nice video, great stuff.
NorthSurvival i know your channel its neat
It really shows that you can survive in the woods with just a good knife and skill. Excellent video Cedrik, hope to see more.
French Canada Represent!
+GHOST
haha
This guy admitted his mistake and failure, he is the type of person I can get along with.
Wow what an epic story of your travels. It seems you really did take that experience seriously and you've certainly mastered much! Well done. The camp you've built in this video is bloody epic, my friend.
#ns
Thanks man :)
Its probably the biggest ''fail'' in my life. I had a lot of expectation in this travel, I had made so much sacrifice ... and the forest completely stopped me from doing ... anything.
After this, I came back completely devastated home, but with something very clear in my mind ; Forest can be ... hostile like there is no word to explain. You really need to adapt to mother nature.
Well, in one way you might look at as an epic fail, but on the other hand you can look at it as an even more epic win, you might not have the skills today that you do if that trip went better.
Cédrik Grenier Cedrik, maybe the word you are looking for is "unforgiving". Google le traduit comme "impitoyable" mais ca veut dire "ruthless" en Anglais - qui n'est pas tout a fait la meme chose. Perhaps "inexorable" says it better.
TheRunereaper After a few years I realized that it changed my life for the best. When I came back I was really depress, took me a long time to get over this hehe. My ego took a shot he did not expect on this trip lets say it ! I was looking for a very rare species of tarantula and I was confident. I was very prepared physically, very well trained, but not mentally unfortunately.Yeah rune you right man, unforgiving ... is really the word. Forest can be unforgiving.
what a brilliant video ... at last the technique for starting a friction fire, done with style... the bread wrapped round a stick, how ingenius... the dog was the real star, stealing the bed and never missed his lines once... absolutely love it... well done cedrik .. :)
Holy crap I bet all those trees took fucking forever to cut them all with a knife
Billy McDonough hahaha !
Well done. You know your storytelling. Never was bored despite the over 40 minute lenght. A good exercise.
Thanks man !
I never expected people to watch it entirely as I said, I really do appreciate it, especially when you learn something
I am surprised no one has noted you built or covered your shelter WRONG....
Start at the bottom and layer to the top, just like on a house. Lay you bows like shingles, overlapping from the bottom row working to the top, overlap the lower row with the next in line till you reach the top. Two or three layers on the top row to avoid leaks.
It worked fine for that night, it lasted a while too I think it is still up. There are different way of building a shelter
Theirs a lot of things he does that shows he doesn't know shit about survival like stabbing his knife into the ground!
+House boat Rob Nobody was born knowing everything, give the man a break.
Also, sir, your comment shows you "don't know shit" about grammar. Have a good day.
Steve Mazz i dont care if its wrong i enjoyed the vid and wanted to go out myself thats what matters not if he build it right
House boat Rob post a video showing us all how much YOU know.or do you just talk shit in comment sections?
Amazed at the quality of the video, what a nice stream and the colors and sharpness. Nice
I have to say that a folding saw would help you be far more efficient with your energy.
Agree. 36 blows with the knife and half a dozen boots is hardly minimal effort.I liked the shelter but shouldn't the green stuff start at the bottom, then be overlapped going up - like tiles on a roof to let the water run off? I never built a shelter so am talking from the point of sitting on my ass in a comfortable chair, but even so. I'm trying not to knock it but if you are carrying very little equipment then you're not likely to have a big fat steak on hand. And I also didn't see any water intake during the whole thing, so where was that coming from? I winced when the fire pit was being dug out and dirt was being thrown into the stream, which I thought was the water source?
And I wanted to see you share that steak with your dog :)
I did enjoy the vid but not sure what the point of it was.
C Smith wow!dirt in a natural steam.....I'll bet it was a shock to the ecosystem.
Nice thing about a fire close to the lean-to is that it scares bugs away. Good thing while sleeping.
please.knife information?
Wow great job Cedrik! the bread sounds amazing! you are passing on soo many useful skills for survival in the bush, thanks for sharing
Rene Laframboise Merci ! :)
Hey Cedric, what did you feed the dog and did you have to purify water for the dog? Excellent training video for me. Thanks!
+Lonnie Robinson
I gave him some piece of the steak as well as its regular food that I had . No we dont need to purify water with dogs, they are like wolfs their digestion is much stronger than ours
+Cédrik Grenier (Bow drill tips page) About digestion, i had a question. isn't human's digestion weak because we (occidental people) are used to eat pretty clean stuff ? if we were born and raised in the wild, wouldn't we have a much stronger digestion ?
Really cool video brother: only 2 things i would make a little different: 1. I would place my camp a little more away from the water (because of insects) 2. I would position the leaves of the fear the other direction (that the wooden part is on the top and the green part faces down). Keep it up Brother!
just get your dog to dig your little fire pit or other things
Yeah, just show him, he'll learn fast and happily do it to help his human friend
i heard that "man is DOG's best friend" haha
....vice versa / Give and take / quid pro quo .... Friendship is an unwritten document which has to be honored
True that
yea my dogs like digging and i taught them to help my mom dig in the garden was not to hard she was digging and got tired and stopped and i pointed and said help grandma dig and pretended to paw at the ground then they came over and started digging and i told them they were good and gave them cookies now they dig on command haha
I REALLY LIKED YOUR VIDEO.....YOU ARE RIGHT ON THE IMPORTANCE OF FRICTION FIRE PRACTICE IN ALL CONDITIONS.....CANADIAN NORTH IS UNFORGIVING......GREAT JOB !
Very true ! Most people think they can live in the wild without too much problem. Mother nature is actually extremely nasty. Some days, every single things are against me man ... these day are very frustrating but it is in these moment we learn the most.
How have you been able to spend your time doing this? I would absolutely love it! I have studied archaeology at uni with Prehistory being a particular interest and this is just fascinating!
Wow pretty cool ! it must have been a blast to study this.
You would love experimental archaeology, they attempt to recreate tools (axes, furnaces etc) and use them to work out how they were used in past societies
+Metal00m really?
Yep! There is one I want to build and will perhaps one day get around to presenting it, perhaps on youtube and that's a natural draft furnace used in Chrysokamino (crete) (and probably common in early antiquity) which is able to melt copper (1000C) using no bellows, but requires constant and fairly moderate wind. Perhaps its one that +Stay Primitive My Friend could try, although it won't work in the woods!
Dude, it must be awesome... Wish you good luck!
I am happy to have found this channel.
thank you.
Nice vid, but the dog wanted a steak too. Next time bring him one :-). Loved watching you bake bread in the woods at night!
+Kat S.
he had all the fat plus his regular food, he slept happy :)
Aww; he's so cute, and he really seems to watch over you. My dog would have stolen that entire steak, lol. I cracked up laughing when you said every time you woke up, it was to a big face staring at you. My dog does that too, and when his mouth is open, I wake up to big fangs, lol.
That was bothering me too, but I'm okay now knowing that the dog had his part.
Fuck the dog.. You got to be kidding me..
Thanks for sharing this experience. I believe you showed us a lot of great techniques and your speaking and camera angles were great for a one man (plus one dog) under the pressure of daylight. Good luck in your travels friend.
macdezignr
Thanks a lot my friend.
Shelter is fine. But, the chosen spot is wrong. You are WAY too close to the water. This close to water means more bugs, more humidity (harder to keep warm), and water means more chances that animals who come to drink will wander in your camp. You are in a survival situation, you do need water, but you don't need to have "running water" in your shelter as if you were at home. A few meters away would be better.
Also, you choose the worst way to start a fire: you expand too much energy for nothing. If you are the kind of person that carries such a big knife on you all the time, than you should also carry a way to start fire: lighter, matches, ferrocium rod, magnifying lens, etc.
+Rangersly Night in forest with "minimal material"
Part of the fun is to start the fire without any equipment, I wouldn't bring a lighter either if had more experience.
If I had to do it again, I would do the very same thing except go a few feet away. Not much though. The sound of the stream was very relaxing and I had access to water right away.
I am the kind of guy that can't stop thinking, the sound of the stream makes me stop thinking. This is worth it, in my case.
Rangersly he does it primitive so you better dont think its good to have matches becouse its to easy
Good video ! I liked the way you made bread on a stick.I will be using that one ! Thank you !
I so enjoyed being on this trip with you! I learned a lot...keep your videos coming ...its no fun living in a concrete jungle. ..
You very right !
Awesome shelter, to build that with a knife is quite amazing !! Great video, you have learned a lot about surviving in the forest.
When covering your shelter with leaves, you must start at the bottom moving upward so that the rain water will not seep thru and will slide down.
Good Canadian boy! Thanks for sharing.
Your bushcraft are super cool welcome back Cedrik
I enjoyed this very much, thanks for sharing
I loved this!! I was recently building a shelter and had only about 1 hr of sunlight left, because I was rushing I cut straight through my finger and ended up in hospital :/ lesson learned 👍🏻
Well.. that's quite some work. Good stuff!
5 stars, Cedrik! Excellent video. Thanks for sharing your story.
VERY INSPIRING, THIS IS A LIFE SAVING SKILL FOR SURE IN THESE END TIMES....THANKYOU FOR SHARING...GREAT CAMERA WORK
Great video Cedric, thanks for sharing your knowledge and experience with all of us!
Keep up the good work! Stay Sharp!
amazing survival skills
I like your style. I tend to bring my whole house on my back when i camp
Bro. Lunch is for the daytime ....12 PM. Dinner is Night :) Great video thanks
Ahh alright haha. That's what confusing me cuz dinner in french ''Diner'' is for day time.
One of the best videos I have seen, you prove it isn't just a case of starting a fire on the first go, you didn't get angry just started again. Liked and subbed
Wow awesome video. Very inspirational story thanks my friend keep up the good work.
Great video. Thanks for sharing.
Merci cédric, tu mas beaucoup inspiré!! Jtenvois une force depuis la Guadeloupe!! ;)
Bring calories instead of gear. Love the way you roll. Food makes energy makes everything else you need. Way to go brother. =)
I almost cried when you lost your ember :(((. You are so persistent, but you described very well the mistake you made. You have a great amount of skills but you are humble enough to admit and explain those to your viewers the mistakes that happen to everyone. Excellent shelter too and sweet, shockingly large dog. "Woof"! He wanted that meat. I did too. I smelled it all the way from Michigan. :)