Good video. I'm Ex Special Forces and used to teach survival for many years after I left. All these pointers are really good, well done. One thing to note many people will use ferns as bedding, not a good idea as they give of cyanide gas when crushed, not enough to kill you, but your get one hell of a headache
8:50 My dad's Army-issued manual says that in cold weather environments, you can melt the snow by putting it in a plastic bag and putting the bag in an inner pocket while on the move. Any body heat you might give off will melt the snow too.
If it's already in a plastic bag, solar rays will melt without cooling your core temp. The more you can use outside energy the less you have to replace to stay warm at night.
@@dandeleona4760 Real cool , but he is talking about his dad's army manual and much more useful , lots of places and seasons don't have that much warmth and sunlight to do that
have to admit at 62 years old and a ranch hand not much I haven't heard or done but you sir did a great job proving me wrong, will just have to try some of these now and then.
Alfie, I love your shows. They are quick and to the point. Since I suffer from attention deficit disorder, your lightening-fast bits of advise keep my attention just long enough to sink in. I learn and retain a lot of info that way. Your tips are valuable and appreciated. Thank you. Sylvia
I agree! I stumbled upon your video (part 1) accidentally, by clicking on a "recommended" list for something else I was watching. You obviously have a talent for presenting valuable (no bullshit) information in a very limited amount of time. I learned from these 2 short videos more than I would have learned from a couple of hours of reading a book.
As a former call of duty solider and survivalist from both fallout and S.T.A.L.K.E.R, I can say that the best thing to do in an emergence situation is to level up as much as possible and steal everything, if that doesn't help, you'll just respawn, so no big deal.
With the Birch Bark shavings, have some duck tape or gorilla tape and put the shavings on that to prevent the wind from blowing the shavings away. The tape is also flammable so you get a two for one. I like the pencil sharpener, I have that one in my fire kit as well. Take a pencil with you if you can't find any twigs to fit into the sharpener.
AlvariuxGaming wanna suvive ? stick with bear grylls or me cause ive practiced all of his techniques and know how to survive in any part of the world in any condition + i have all the skillz for survival ;)
You know what, Alfie... Your videos look like you had loads of fun making them, and although they are packed with extremely useful stuff, they seem so easily-made and carefree. That's why they are so much fun to watch. But I and a lot of people here know how much work and thinking they took and we totally appreciate it. Thanks a lot.
Excellent batch of information. An important thing I have found to have when you're out 'n about in the forest, that most people don't have on them, is a whistle. It sure saves your vocal chords....Thanks for sharing. As the other commenter stated, "this video is worth its weight in gold."🔥👍
Place random safety pins in your first-aid kit, they can be used to fasten clothes, remove splinters, and even serve as great fish hooks. Your small multi hole ferro rod you mentioned is great. All my boots have one through the 550 survivor cord shoelaces on one boot as well as a piece of metal on the other boot shoelaces.I don't ever even think of them, but they will always there. 550 Survivor cord contains fire cord, thread, and monofilament fishing line along with the seven nylon strands.
You’ll be surprised when out there how much you forget in that moment it’s no joke repetition is massively important it’s 100% just couch watching isn’t prepared enough you all need to practise learning it inside out
@@dereksummers4867 that’s fair enough to be honest you must be able to see that I said that with care in case you were the latter of the experience ladder I know some people that’ll solely rely on tech not even a good paper map! Haha
@@Trac3r. I personally think that anyone that even intends on going into the woods should know things like how to determine cardinal direction by the sun, how to start a fire, etc. A LOT of people are grossly unprepared for the wilderness, I will admit lol
As for the trash bags, you can use them to collect water even if there is no rain. If in a very dry climate. You can find a bush and tie it around it. If you add a small rock as a sinker the heat from the sun will evaporate water in the plant and it will collect inside the bag. It's only a couple oz a day but it can be the difference between life and death.
Man who are you?! You have such a broad knowledge base and have a substantial understanding of rudimentary scientific processes behind what you're doing.
Hi everyone, if anyone else is searching for fm 21-76 try Ichordo Survival Medical Fixer (do a search on google)? I've heard some incredible things about it and my mate got cool results with it.
Kudos for the Video clip! Excuse me for the intrusion, I would love your opinion. Have you heard about - Saankramer Land Protection System (erm, check it on google should be there)? It is a good exclusive guide for Learning how to survive following a crisis without the normal expense. Ive heard some unbelievable things about it and my work buddy at very last got excellent success with it.
This is just superb, I've been looking for "survival backpack" for a while now, and I think this has helped. Have you heard people talk about - Ryanzon Survival Genie - (should be on google have a look ) ? Ive heard some great things about it and my neighbour got great success with it.
Amazing video... This is very useful information. Another tip is that chewing on a stick of gum can suppress your appetite, thereby preserving limited food supplies from overindulgence, while aiding in necessary saliva production. Thumbs up on the video.
HI! I am planning a hiking trip, and have been collecting material for my team mates to get used to the outdoors. How to make fire fast, which way is north, what to do when a bear attacks you, etc. Every "advice" video takes at least 5 minutes, while yours gets straight to the point and is really useful! Smashing work, keep it up! :) Greets from Hungary!
Thanks for being informative yet, brief. You even said so yourself, this one was going to be a long one! Honestly I wanted there to be more. This was well thought out, you clearly put a lot into your videos and that you've gotten me to subscribe. I appreciate the old-school hard work. You truly deserve to be on RUclips.
Great videos, thank you. You may want to look pine nuts before you burn the pine cones. Plastic placed over cone shaped holes with a rock in the center and a cup under the plastic below the cup. Green plants, especially when damp, that you haven't been able to gather as you mentioned.
I've been using 3 tent pegs, or long long nails pushed into the ground as a pot rest for years, sometimes with a small fire, sometimes with a Trangia type burner. You are the only other person I've ever come across that uses the same trick. Great vid.
Dude, this is amazing, such high quality information, where did you learn all this? You may never know it, but you literally might save someone's life one day with videos like this. Great job! You made a sub out of me.
Great Video. Question. Could you demonstrate how, if you do, you would attach a knife sheath with just a belt loop to a molle system? I want to be able to put my knife and saw onto a leg panel so I'm not constantly lifting up my jacket to get to them.
+Kyle Payne I was going to get mad and tell you to F yourself but, your ridiculous and anyways I'd lost this channel so thanks, but seriously you shouldn't talk so vulgar to ladies, you should work on that with a therapist... be well...
A knife, or sharp rocks can gauge small bowl shapes in logs which are great to boil water in by adding heated rocks, as well as carry water. Your duct tape is a great match extender also, But I would save it for your blisters and tarp holes.
Been on a binge watch love your content ditch the toilet paper pick up a pack of baby wipes😉 Sanitary wipes are also good in the heat for when you can smell your nut's cooking
wow never thought of tent stakes to keep a container for boiling, never knew about the reason for soot under eyes to reduce glare, water in a condom used as a magnifying glass, wow great info and thanks!!
Ah, Alphie Aesthetic, a man ahead of his time! I love his videos. Lots of info, gets right into it, no bullshit. I REALLY miss him! Never did really hear why he quit making YT vids. Anybody else know?
Good list and well presented, one small point, there is no actual evidence that dock leaves contain any antihistamine properties and the who stinging nettle thing is largely placebo effect rather than an actual chemical. There might be something in the sap that neutralises another part of the nettle sting cocktail, but that's not an antihistamine, so if antihistamine is needed for anything then you shouldn't use dock leaf sap for it.
No It Does Carry It The Leaf If You Hold It On A Bite Or Sting Relives It! I Used This Trick All The Time When I Was Outside Helping My Parents To Far Out On The Farm To Go Back To The House Just For Bite Relief Cream
You're freezing your balls off in the woods. It's -15c outside. You're in jeans and a light jacket and sneakers. You're gonna die if you don't start a fire. You remember Alfie's video where he told that birch bark is a good tinder. You feel a slight sense of euphoria and joy. You walk toward it, pull out your knife, ready to live another day. Then you go "Fuck, this tree is living, better not take the bark." Makes sense? Fuck no.
The rat trap, is the one thing I never would have thought about having on hand. Also, powdered peanut butter not only boosts protein, buts its light and with a tiny bit of water works great as bate.
you can improve pine resin glue by adding ash and plant matter like dry deer/rabbit poop or i think cattail fluff would work as well, just melt and mix, coat the end of a stick and let it harden and then you can just melt it again when you need it
“Setting it on fire might reduce it to a wet gloopy gloo” & “bota bing bota boom” & “High amounts of swag right there” made me laugh but the rest is such great advice 👍
Excellent tips, here's one of mine. If you find yourself without access to water or the means to purify dirty water, look for birch, maple or walnut trees . These are common in much of the northern hemisphere and all will yield an edible sap when tapped, containing variable amounts of sugar, effectively a natural energy drink. Worth a google search.
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Anyone else now wants to go outside or camping!?
Me
Me
Omg yas
I wanna try testing my survival skills but I don't know where to start and maybe group survival is much enjoyable :)
Yeeeeess
This video is worth it's weight in gold
+EraseMeWhole it's weightless tho
+EraseMeWhole Jam packed with information. Great Video.
+EraseMeWhole we guys from Russia is also building a hut in the woods for overnight stays in it. Look on my channel
Not sure if that is good, or bad as a video has no weight...
+EraseMeWhole nah, its silver
Good video. I'm Ex Special Forces and used to teach survival for many years after I left. All these pointers are really good, well done. One thing to note many people will use ferns as bedding, not a good idea as they give of cyanide gas when crushed, not enough to kill you, but your get one hell of a headache
Thank I did not know that
If you can make a raised bed, whazz the ferns into the gap below.
@@OldNavajoTricks yep they are really good at keeping the cold out and the bugs at bay, just don't crush them
@@andybawn1 Grew up in Cumbria and secondary schooled in Thirsk, Ferns an old friend haha :-D
ferns were used in a tea as a poison to kill people in medieval ages. its a very poisenous plant
8:50 My dad's Army-issued manual says that in cold weather environments, you can melt the snow by putting it in a plastic bag and putting the bag in an inner pocket while on the move. Any body heat you might give off will melt the snow too.
If it's already in a plastic bag, solar rays will melt without cooling your core temp. The more you can use outside energy the less you have to replace to stay warm at night.
@@dandeleona4760 Real cool , but he is talking about his dad's army manual and much more useful , lots of places and seasons don't have that much warmth and sunlight to do that
hello from the future, i saw this tip in ranger survival and field craft, putting it in inside pocket @@dandeleona4760
This is better than any outdoorsman video I've ever seen so rich in information
have to admit at 62 years old and a ranch hand not much I haven't heard or done but
you sir
did a great job proving me wrong, will just have to try some of these now and then.
Hi, I hope everything is going well. It’s been seven years since you wrote this.
I love this shit. harvesting knowledge like this rocks. why wasn't school this cool
waine dodd Only if they taught this in school haha
Saint Andrew Z seriously tho, I think a couple of period per month about wilderness and survival knowledge won't hurt but save when shit gets real.
i had a class about this in grand 11
The was the scouts, but schools do do this kind of thing nowadays
waine dodd
Not in the system's interest to have independent thinkers running about, waking up the sheeple. Lmao.
i actually did make a cup of tea and watched this
+CitCat Same
+CitCat same. not even kidding. honey tea for me.
NevertahnProduction english breakfast for me
+CitCat and I already wanted one, so i'm getting one right now!
+Don't be stupid we guys from Russia is also building a hut in the woods for overnight stays in it. Look on my channel
'Good tips... And I love how you correct Bear Gryll's nonsense and give a nod to Cody Lundin, who actually knows what he's doing! Thanks!
Alfie, I love your shows. They are quick and to the point. Since I suffer from attention deficit disorder, your lightening-fast bits of advise keep my attention just long enough to sink in. I learn and retain a lot of info that way. Your tips are valuable and appreciated. Thank you. Sylvia
Nice comment. As for me I prefer the scenic route, which drives my husband crazy. Lol😅
"so a stubborn animal doesn't go running off with it's new hat" lmfao....
I concur fine sir...giggled me as off at that
I died🤣
dude, you need to make a book! One of the best channels on YT
i concur
I agree!
I stumbled upon your video (part 1) accidentally, by clicking on a "recommended" list for something else I was watching.
You obviously have a talent for presenting valuable (no bullshit) information in a very limited amount of time. I learned from these 2 short videos more than I would have learned from a couple of hours of reading a book.
Doberman Knives Z. Z. Zzzz z. Zz z z. Z zz z. Zzz. Zzz z. Z z z z. Z z z zz. Z
Doberman Knives do you have any cool knives I could put in my RUclips video
ye
Super serious video and than suddently "HIGH LEVELS OF SWAG, RIGHT THERE".
Nailed it!
+Emilio Magnaguagno Thats why this dude is awesome
I stumbled across this comment while he was saying it
@@JakeFitnessLifestyle same
As a former call of duty solider and survivalist from both fallout and S.T.A.L.K.E.R, I can say that the best thing to do in an emergence situation is to level up as much as possible and steal everything, if that doesn't help, you'll just respawn, so no big deal.
With the Birch Bark shavings, have some duck tape or gorilla tape and put the shavings on that to prevent the wind from blowing the shavings away. The tape is also flammable so you get a two for one. I like the pencil sharpener, I have that one in my fire kit as well. Take a pencil with you if you can't find any twigs to fit into the sharpener.
For those of us whom have forgotten what we learned in scouting, this was good advice. well done sir!
I want to be next to you in case of a zombie apocalypse 😂
he would stab you
Joseph Fischer and use your socks to purify water...
100%
AlvariuxGaming wanna suvive ? stick with bear grylls or me cause ive practiced all of his techniques and know how to survive in any part of the world in any condition + i have all the skillz for survival ;)
VXV ☢ CLAN then you should make some videos sharing that knowledge
This is perfect for my zombie preparation. Thank u
Same my dude
Haha same lmao
You know what, Alfie... Your videos look like you had loads of fun making them, and although they are packed with extremely useful stuff, they seem so easily-made and carefree. That's why they are so much fun to watch. But I and a lot of people here know how much work and thinking they took and we totally appreciate it. Thanks a lot.
I agree. Great editing. I've saved it for future viewing. So much in it to put to memory.
Excellent batch of information. An important thing I have found to have when you're out 'n about in the forest, that most people don't have on them, is a whistle. It sure saves your vocal chords....Thanks for sharing. As the other commenter stated, "this video is worth its weight in gold."🔥👍
I feel like this guy would totally win the hunger games 😂
Ikr! But now we would because we watched this.
I watched this in case The Hunger Games started xD
He would probably the one running off, building a house and seeing all the others starving to death when they get caught by his mouse traps
∞Pαnεms.Jεnndεrp∞ LoL
YASSSS
No doubt
seen this several times and it never gets old...
Nice one dude...50 in about 14 mins... nice, very straight forward too.
Aarons Leonard
Place random safety pins in your first-aid kit, they can be used to fasten clothes, remove splinters, and even serve as great fish hooks. Your small multi hole ferro rod you mentioned is great. All my boots have one through the 550 survivor cord shoelaces on one boot as well as a piece of metal on the other boot shoelaces.I don't ever even think of them, but they will always there. 550 Survivor cord contains fire cord, thread, and monofilament fishing line along with the seven nylon strands.
I like that a lot of them were basically "you can light this thing on fire" 😁
You’ll be surprised when out there how much you forget in that moment it’s no joke repetition is massively important it’s 100% just couch watching isn’t prepared enough you all need to practise learning it inside out
@@Trac3r. I literally unplugged my solar power bank and crawled out of my tent before opening the notification for this comment.
@@dereksummers4867 that’s fair enough to be honest you must be able to see that I said that with care in case you were the latter of the experience ladder I know some people that’ll solely rely on tech not even a good paper map! Haha
Mad props too btw I’m heading out myself next Wednesday to the lakes
@@Trac3r. I personally think that anyone that even intends on going into the woods should know things like how to determine cardinal direction by the sun, how to start a fire, etc. A LOT of people are grossly unprepared for the wilderness, I will admit lol
imma find u when the zombie apocalypse happens
same. He'll probably be the only one who survives lol
+BeautyByTaryn DONT FORGET PRIMITIVE TECHNOLOGY THAT GUY'S OUR SHELTER
right, the military with their tanks won't have a chance against walking enemies^^
+Nairolf0007 lol
More like ww3
As for the trash bags, you can use them to collect water even if there is no rain. If in a very dry climate. You can find a bush and tie it around it. If you add a small rock as a sinker the heat from the sun will evaporate water in the plant and it will collect inside the bag. It's only a couple oz a day but it can be the difference between life and death.
This channel is seriously gold. I really wish he was still making videos 😊
Man who are you?! You have such a broad knowledge base and have a substantial understanding of rudimentary scientific processes behind what you're doing.
awesome video!!! didn't even know half of that lol
Like I new about 20
Same and I was in the scouts from the ages of 5 to 11!!
true
Thats whatz its meant for to learn
I knew a few but most of em I don't
if you are reading this may you have a wonderful day :).
Awesome comment! Thanks man and you have a good day too (even if it's 9 months later) ;)
Tacky Vanilla what if its night
you too
fuck off you hippie
Thanks mate you too! (Reading this a year later)
Awesome ideas. Gonna use some of these ideas this this week to continue improving my own survival skills. Thanks!
Hi everyone, if anyone else is searching for fm 21-76 try Ichordo Survival Medical Fixer (do a search on google)? I've heard some incredible things about it and my mate got cool results with it.
Kudos for the Video clip! Excuse me for the intrusion, I would love your opinion. Have you heard about - Saankramer Land Protection System (erm, check it on google should be there)? It is a good exclusive guide for Learning how to survive following a crisis without the normal expense. Ive heard some unbelievable things about it and my work buddy at very last got excellent success with it.
This is just superb, I've been looking for "survival backpack" for a while now, and I think this has helped. Have you heard people talk about - Ryanzon Survival Genie - (should be on google have a look ) ? Ive heard some great things about it and my neighbour got great success with it.
Ayyyyyyy city prepping ma man
I have some outdoors skills, and found no bull in this video. Watch more than once if you want to learn .
Who's here watching in 2024?
Me
Me
Me
Shit took me so long to find I was looking for this video for so long
Nah
3:00 dat bicep tho
not gay but i would cling to his side and feel his arms like a school girl
@@alijantaeva820 IM GAY AND I WOULD TO!
@@vegasspaceprogram6623 😑
*s w o l e*
@@alijantaeva820 LMAO
Amazing video... This is very useful information. Another tip is that chewing on a stick of gum can suppress your appetite, thereby preserving limited food supplies from overindulgence, while aiding in necessary saliva production. Thumbs up on the video.
take a shot every time he says "But they're worth their weight in gold."
3 shots
your name tho. 😂
Odds are you're not old enough to take shots considering you play Roblox
Adam Jackson That moment when your name is a stale meme and you don't actually play roblox
Lol okay there bud
My Navy dad told me once... Red sky at night, Sailer's delight, Red sky at morn, sailers take warn....
breezyjr he is correct
ZombieFiedClown -Gaming I find understand this
ZombieFiedClown -Gaming my dad learned to and that is correct I don't now of he learns it in the army or not
breezyjr what does that mean
As always I'm late to the party, and I believe and saying is Red Sky in morning sailors warning, Red Sky at night, sailors delight
HI! I am planning a hiking trip, and have been collecting material for my team mates to get used to the outdoors. How to make fire fast, which way is north, what to do when a bear attacks you, etc. Every "advice" video takes at least 5 minutes, while yours gets straight to the point and is really useful! Smashing work, keep it up! :) Greets from Hungary!
You dont wanna have to wipe that ass on a pine cone.
Out-fucking-standing
+Henceee shut up because i had to
That was the best part of the video lmfao
Or the three sea shells method.
+Jesse Allen 9:52 it's a dick!
Jesse Allen true
I'm going to need two things after watching this:
1. MINECRAFT
2. The Walking Dead
Minecraft with the Terrafirmacraft mod. True survival, trust me, a random person on the internet. www.terrafirmacraft.com
Why?
i agree
"So it doesn't go running off with its new hat." Gold.
Thanks for being informative yet, brief.
You even said so yourself, this one was going to be a long one! Honestly I wanted there to be more. This was well thought out, you clearly put a lot into your videos and that you've gotten me to subscribe. I appreciate the old-school hard work. You truly deserve to be on RUclips.
"wot you essentially have is a giant ass mirror" 5:27
*arse
Wow! I've learned more useful tips in your two videos than all other videos combined (and I've watched a LOT believe me!)
Good job !
This video is worth its weight in gold! 👍🏼
"high levels of swag"
Great videos, thank you. You may want to look pine nuts before you burn the pine cones. Plastic placed over cone shaped holes with a rock in the center and a cup under the plastic below the cup. Green plants, especially when damp, that you haven't been able to gather as you mentioned.
I've watched dozens of videos on youtube about camping and bugging out but I learned alot of useful stuff with this video
Sweet! I need to watch a survival video to keep it fresh in my mind. I've been a survivalist since age 6.
An illustrated book would come handy for a refresher course when there's no internet access or electricity.
make your own notebook filled with knowledge. while you still can.
This video is worthy of a Subscription!
I've been using 3 tent pegs, or long long nails pushed into the ground as a pot rest for years, sometimes with a small fire, sometimes with a Trangia type burner. You are the only other person I've ever come across that uses the same trick. Great vid.
The repurposing cheap tent pegs into a champ stove is a great tip. Chock full of goodness!
I watched this whole video, it's amazing!
it's only 14 mins though
josh g
Felt like 1 hour
who else came here just in case the apocalypse happens? I did.
It's here now, lol.
Same
Dude, this is amazing, such high quality information, where did you learn all this? You may never know it, but you literally might save someone's life one day with videos like this. Great job! You made a sub out of me.
Man years later and countless times watching this I still learn new things about this every time , great job on the video👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Good job, straight to the point without a bunch of ramblings
I laughed too much when you said about the small animal running away with a new hat 😂
As the saying in NZ and AUS: Red sky in the morning, shepherds warning. Red sky at night, shepherds delight.
In ireland its sailors warning
I learned more in this video then how much I did in school
*than
my school did not teach me one survival tip
they probably thought trigonometry would save us
Why cant i report you for being right
how did you learn writing and forming proper sentences (excluding grammar), then?
@@the_rover1 by myself and the internet (I'm homeschooled by online websites and just youtube
A timely video, during lockdown, I fear we're all going to need to educate ourselves, fast !
I've learned more actual useful knowledge watching your videos than 13 years of school...
Great Video. Question. Could you demonstrate how, if you do, you would attach a knife sheath with just a belt loop to a molle system? I want to be able to put my knife and saw onto a leg panel so I'm not constantly lifting up my jacket to get to them.
Did you ever suss that out? Can put something together if you still need, I'm thinking some paracord shenanigans will sort it.
There should be a class called "survival 101" in uni or school
probably clubs for it
great accept the fare well fellas, you left out the ladies who'd prefer to live with this knowledge, thx
don't be a douche
+Kyle Payne I was going to get mad and tell you to F yourself but, your ridiculous and anyways I'd lost this channel so thanks, but seriously you shouldn't talk so vulgar to ladies, you should work on that with a therapist... be well...
Lol...
Next level white-knightery here.
Ryann Ferriter actually, in this context, fellas is a unisex term. Plus it isnt a big deal so :/
Alfie knows more about survival than 90 percent of the so called experts here on RUclips. Incredible.👍
Good thing u added that part after saying eating snow is good. Never eat snow. Melt it to water first
Crazy good video man, I applaud you. Didn't know about the sun snow thing and I'm a ski instructor!! lol thanks =D
I made myself a cup of tea because I heard this was going be a long one.
that was extremely informative! my favourite trick was using a pencil sharpener to make tinder, it seems like a perfect idea! you're hilarious btw
A knife, or sharp rocks can gauge small bowl shapes in logs which are great to boil water in by adding heated rocks, as well as carry water. Your duct tape is a great match extender also, But I would save it for your blisters and tarp holes.
Awesome video.... no bullshit...just bullet points of great info
-8:40
“ Giant ass mirror” lol
Laughed way too much at this
This is absolutely great! Love your videos, Alfie. Outdoor advice for smart people (and funghi lovers).
O.K I Will Check It Out Thanks Christoph
Been on a binge watch love your content
ditch the toilet paper pick up a pack of baby wipes😉
Sanitary wipes are also good in the heat for when you can smell your nut's cooking
🌰
He never puts toilet paper in his kits.
Very impressed. We don’t have all the trees and plants like you do ,here in South Africa but it’s of good ideas👍👍
wow never thought of tent stakes to keep a container for boiling, never knew about the reason for soot under eyes to reduce glare, water in a condom used as a magnifying glass, wow great info and thanks!!
Damn I got rekt when you talked about my beloved Wallet condom ...
Don't you think I'm going to find someone one day ... 😭
No
You might wanna replace it, they deteriorate over time and there are stories of old wallet condoms breaking when game day finally arrives.
Mister Bones rip
@@MisterBones2910 Game day hahahahaha 😂
"What you essentially have is a giant a** mirror" that you can't miss 😂
Fat wood in georgia is know as lighter pine.
Amd pine resion rolled in charcol from a fire and melted and acts better as a glue than plain resion
@ yeah usa, south ga, i just hear most people round here say lighter pine
Ah, Alphie Aesthetic, a man ahead of his time! I love his videos. Lots of info, gets right into it, no bullshit. I REALLY miss him! Never did really hear why he quit making YT vids. Anybody else know?
Probs cause he smashed it and got bored
brilliant video mate, some useful points others wouldn't even realise are useful x
Him:make yourself a cup of tea this is gonna be a long one
Me:that’s coffee
Good list and well presented, one small point, there is no actual evidence that dock leaves contain any antihistamine properties and the who stinging nettle thing is largely placebo effect rather than an actual chemical. There might be something in the sap that neutralises another part of the nettle sting cocktail, but that's not an antihistamine, so if antihistamine is needed for anything then you shouldn't use dock leaf sap for it.
yes
No It Does Carry It The Leaf If You Hold It On A Bite Or Sting Relives It! I Used This Trick All The Time When I Was Outside Helping My Parents To Far Out On The Farm To Go Back To The House Just For Bite Relief Cream
Thank you for this video! This is absolutely brilliant! So glad I stumbled on this video!
I too wish school was So much more like this in fact survival should be a CLASS and You should be the Teacher
anyone watching this in 2020 to be safe for the apocolapyse
13:25 It's sad because it's true :(
You should include a small message when you talk about birch bark that it should not be peeled from living trees.
UNDERHILL it doesn't matter
@@radpan9642 In his previous video he warned of the fact that it can kill the tree.
In a "SURVIVAL" situation??? The tree dies. You live!!
You're freezing your balls off in the woods. It's -15c outside. You're in jeans and a light jacket and sneakers. You're gonna die if you don't start a fire. You remember Alfie's video where he told that birch bark is a good tinder. You feel a slight sense of euphoria and joy. You walk toward it, pull out your knife, ready to live another day. Then you go "Fuck, this tree is living, better not take the bark." Makes sense? Fuck no.
The rat trap, is the one thing I never would have thought about having on hand. Also, powdered peanut butter not only boosts protein, buts its light and with a tiny bit of water works great as bate.
you can improve pine resin glue by adding ash and plant matter like dry deer/rabbit poop or i think cattail fluff would work as well, just melt and mix, coat the end of a stick and let it harden and then you can just melt it again when you need it
*goes out to try all the tips*
2 years later
Into the Wild II: Stop eating plants you don't know!!
Cool vid plz keep making them
“Setting it on fire might reduce it to a wet gloopy gloo” & “bota bing bota boom” & “High amounts of swag right there” made me laugh but the rest is such great advice 👍
Excellent tips, here's one of mine. If you find yourself without access to water or the means to purify dirty water, look for birch, maple or walnut trees . These are common in much of the northern hemisphere and all will yield an edible sap when tapped, containing variable amounts of sugar, effectively a natural energy drink. Worth a google search.
I love how he just gets right into it without anything that's unneeded.
12:12 A what? What's that called?
Awesome video anyway..
Its called a shemagh, an arabian cloth with many uses; scarf, sun protection, etc.
Chancellor Gordon Thank you!
Chancellor Gordon It is also called a "kaffieh" or " hatta" by the Arabs !
Thank you
Thank you for asking this. I literally went into the comments looking for this XD
Nicely done!