SURVIVAL TRAINING (72 hours) - NO FOOD, NO WATER - Part 1
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- Опубликовано: 17 июл 2020
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This video is the first part of a series on survival and bushcraft: Yannick (Foxscout Survival) and I went outdoors for 72 hours without any water or food supplies. Spending three days outdoors, we did only eat what we could find in nature and practised our survival skills. Join us to see which wild edibles we could forage and how we got through this experiment. Hopefully this experience gives you an impression on what to expect in such a scenario.
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Ist ein sehr gutes Video geworden Ralf ! :)
Es war mir eine Freunde mit dir dieses Training zu vollziehen.
Freue mich schon auf das nächste :)
Auf jeden Fall, wird geil.
Hey ihr beiden. Super Aktion und ein sehr schönes Video! Ich hab gelacht ("A litte bit of Schadenfreude") und es sehr informativ und ebenso unterhaltsam gefunden. Coole Musik :)
Danke dir :) Ja das war schon eine Nummer, wir planen momentan wie wir das Gepäck reduzieren und wie wir das am besten machen mit der Knife-Only-Tour.
Hoffe bei euch ist alles tutti und alle sind gesund. Grüss mir mal Rocco und Konsorten :)
Awesome video - good contrast also to other content. Loved it.
Thank you, glad to hear that!
Great work! And finally something realistic on RUclips, very well done video.
Thanks Karl, I appreciate the feedback. Then we did something right here. :)
Good stuff right here! I came over from FB.
Thanks mate! Appreciate the feedback and the view.
Great video guys. Super informative and really fun to watch.
Thanks Stevie. :)
How're ya doing anyway? Long time, no see.
Been looking forward to seeing this video atvb Jimmy 😎😎
Great to hear Jimmy, thanks for passing by!
Excellent, I like how you guys break down the different plants and how they taste and what not to eat. Thanks for posting this. 🙏👏👏👏👏.......Here’s some food if you’re still hungry 😋 🌭🌮🥩😂😂😂
You are very welcome - and we're good, the fridges are stuffed. :-P
Thanks for sharing your feedback!
Thank you 😁🙏
Really nice man. Keep on bushcrafting
Thanks again!
That was a pretty well made video, I appreciate the effort you and Yannick did in making this (Yannick can sometimes be really hard to work with haha). I learned bunch of new things, especially the info you gave on the herbals and how to extract them. I also like how you talk in your videos, very informative, using the right words and very confident about what you say. Good luck in your channel and life, hoping to see more of your videos soon and can't wait for Pt.2
Hey Jimmy, thanks for your elaborate reply. Yannick already told me about your feedback, I also very much appreciate it. :) Also glad to hear that you could learn a thing or two - that means I am doing something right haha.
Part 2 is coming up tomorrow or Saturday, currently exporting the file. :)
ATB
Ralf
Very good video Ralf. Any crayfish in those creeks? I love Spruce tea, dandelions are good also. Thanks and take care.
Hey Quinn, thanks for commenting. We actually do have quite some American crayfish there, they're invasive and kind of reduce the population of European crayfish due to a disease they carry. We left those be for two reasons: We have no permit for the river Wupper, and the water is still very much contaminated due to the heavy industry in this area.
@@RathwulvenBushcraft OK, sometimes they are in the small creeks. Is Wuppertal on the river? I worked for Bayer for 25 years. I was in Germany in 2006, Bielefeld. I went to Berlin also. Take care.
this was so good. my favourite type of video. i hope you guys do many of them!
thanks mate! 😁🙌 I appreciate that
Thanks for the feedback Chuck, glad you liked it - well there are more parts coming regarding this trip and we certainly plan on doing more of that - working towards less gear of course.
nice! i’m really looking forward to them. i’ve got the notification bell on😊
kudos to you two. such trips take quite some effort and you captured that realistically on camera. good job, looking forward to the next part.
Thanks for your comment, Holger. You are absolutely right. If you have some feedback for us regarding filming or so, let us know!
@@RathwulvenBushcraft not much, some more landscape shots would be nice though.
Amazing work guys, finally someone on RUclips who keeps it real and informative at the same time. When is part 2 coming up?
ATB Peter
Thanks Peter - I guess part 2 will be up tomorrow or Saturday, I am currently exporting the file.
ATB
Ralf
The cooking section is making me hungry. :) lol
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@@RathwulvenBushcraft No one can convince me to try grubs, but the vegetable stuff sounds great!
Haha well some are actually quite delicious, peanutty even. I'd rather have grasshoppers though
@@RathwulvenBushcraft Haha!
Sehr gut 👍 Lehrreich, sympatisch und eine tolle Idee mit der Gegenüberstellung von Bushcraft und Survival. Dein Englisch ist klasse, einer der Wenigen (wenn nicht sogar der Erste) dessen englische Videos ich auch gucken werde. Ich freue mich nun auf die nächsten Teile und die Fortführung mit weniger Ausrüstung. Ich selbst wähle mich zum Lager der Bushcrafter, versuche aber möglichst gedeckt / getarnt unterwegs zu sein, in die Berge zieht es mich auch nicht ;)
Lieben Gruß aus dem Bergischen 🌲👋🌳
Danke dir, sowas höre ich gerne - ja das mit dem Englischen kommt einfach dadurch dass ich schon längere Zeit nicht mehr in DE wohne und der Kanal dann international sein sollte. Freut mich umso mehr wenn man aus der Heimat zuschaut. :)
Great job on the video loved it. I also like what you did with your channel. You have my subscription sure would love to have your support as well
Keep up the great work.
ATB Joe
Thanks JB, appreciate the feedback. Just subbed back!
Cracking video mate I don't foraging as I'm no good at it and it looks like it could be easy to poison yourself atvb jimmy 😎😎
Hey Jimmy, thanks again for your comment - well if you want to dig into that subject, check out this playlist here:
ruclips.net/video/M8ukKetN-uQ/видео.html
Very good video keeping it real and kudos for all that camera work. I would have chosen a different sleeping setup in the forests most of all on sloped terrain because I totally agree with energy conserving and getting rest as much as you can. Really like the respect for nature part.
I understand you want to make a difference between bushcraft and survival. I'm just not sure if I agree but have to watch these other two videos to judge that.
Thanks for the feedback - about BC and survival: Both are different topics by means of definition. Crafters thrive in nature whereas survival simply is what it is: Pure survival.
Then again survival and bushcraft skills go hand in hand. :)
@@RathwulvenBushcraft Indeed the difference is in the mindset and the goal. BC is getting into the forest and survival is getting the hell out back to civilization or getting rescued. The tool- and skill set stay basically the same.
After watching all 3 videos I sure say this was an exercise in survival considering the fact that you had to push yourself in a short period of time over a longer distance to reach extraction. ;) And you both did good.
Great video guys, thank you. What is the water filter you use, please.
Thanks Lisa
That's a Sawyer Mini, sometimes also offered as Care Plus Mini (same model)
You can eat thistle roots leaves and stems, you can eat all the nettle roots etc but not raw leaves, you can eat the leaves and flowers also from dandelion remove green cap from flower it's bitter tasting,
Yep, myriad food sources out there.
Mushroom on the tree was chicken of the woods cotw the elderflower becareful there is some poisonous look alikes if your not sure, the pine shoots needles can be used to make a tea as well plus if you strip the pine bark you an eat the inner soft white bit , love how your running the experiment, I would have taken the water personally, borage you can also eat the young leaves,
Yeah I do not know much about potential doublegangers so even though I assumed it might be chicken of the woods, I simply wasn't sure. Mushrooms are a subject on their own, still learning...
How has this only got 1k views 🤯
I can't say to be honest - but if you wanna share it with other folks who might be interested in the video, I'd gladly appreciate it. :)
Thanks for your comment!
This was a great video. I do have a few questions though. One, why did you just take the roots from the garlic mustard. The leaves are quite edible. Then, you only ate the roots from the burdock not the leaves. Last, why are you not trapping or snaring animals for protein? Overall, still an interesting video guys. Thanks.
Hi Chris - thanks for commenting. In regards to the first question about garlic mustard: They are of no nutritional value given that they mainly consist of fibres and turn woody quickly. The same accounts for the burdock - in addition, burdock leaves tend to upset the stomach. The leaf stems can be used like rhubarb for sure, but in such a situation I am not wasting the little space in my stomach for plant parts which are low in calories and nutrients. Especially after some days your stomach shrinks to the size of a tennis ball - then every calorie counts.
In regards to trapping or fishing: We explain that in detail in part two. The short story though: This was a simulation - so game was neither a necessity nor worth the effort. Also because in that area, legislations are rather strict regarding poaching. I have the respective licenses in my home area but didn't get a permit there unfortunately. Besides that, poaching is never an option.
Have a good one!
I guess I think more in a survival mode. Fishing in our country would not be poaching. There are seasons for wild game but there are many animals that are not restricted here, birds, mice, raccoons, possums, groundhogs, chipmunks and many other animals. Again, I speak from a survival perspective. And I might not eat the burdock leaf in quantity but I would eat the garlic mustard leaf in quantity. Just an observation. I’m in the USA by the way, when is part 2 ?
NO FOOD IS NO JOKE IM ON DAY 6 NOW FASTING 💦💦💦
Way to go! :)