FALLEN TREE SHELTER, Winter SNOW STORM Survival, Bow Drill Fire!
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- Опубликовано: 2 окт 2024
- Winter survival camping under a fallen tree protected with pine bows, we hiked up a mountain, start the fire with bow and drill, initial bow drill wood: douglas fir spindle, grand fir fire board, later adjusted to douglas fir fire board and used less pressure than before and worked perfectly. Pitchwood bearing block is the best natural material to use for your handhold. Snow was melted with a black trash bag and my son and I ate some great food.
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Keep Surviving!
I appreciate the way you are patient with your son. He will grow up to be a good man someday. We need more men like you!
Dang, I bet you’re the same way
you're teaching your boy things he will never forget.
Thanks bombud! I hope he doesn't
Times you and your son will never ever forget. Thumbs Up!
Thank you Gary, he's a trooper
I love the interaction between you and your son, it is what real love is all about , I believe he will remember these times with you all his life
Thank you William! I really hope he does.
If more parents took time with their children things would be a lot better.
Depends what a parent has to teach their kids. Most people, parents or not, don't do or know anything of value to teach.
Bureaucrats spend time with their kids and teach them that all the citizens of the country are dumb clods created for those in power to use and abuse as whimsy dictates .
That's why the world is a mess.
With what I just saw, thank you for making a child into a real man
Thank you ever so much
I have never ever seen the bag/snow/melted water trick before !!! It’s absolutely genius. Well done sir, I’ve subscribed ♥️👍
Thank you Rosie! Much appreciated and hope you're having a great day!
Just came across your channel and subscribed immediately. Great content, I’ll be exploring your channel.
Thanks so much Al! Appreciate the comment
I’m so happy to see a father\son outdoors. Most kids are inside playing videos and games. Proud of you dude. Bless you.
Thank you Velia! It can be tough to get kids outside but it worked for us this time!
First time watching your channel and that's the way kids should be
Building dens ' forts in the woods etc
I agree! Forts and dens in the woods are so much fun.
Glad to see you wearing gloves during the work phase, one has to protect their flippers, getting injured and restricted to one hand use is a real pain in the rear.
I hate Winter but I love your video.
Just saying, the tree can literally crush you if it goes back up again. Many people have died that way. Great video btw 👍
I’m glad I’m not the only one. This is incredibly dangerous.
@@jkschulte3448 30 years of camping has learned me something 👍
Que bueno que lo disfrutando y los buenísimo recuerdo que se lleva a su casa y sus amigos te felicito papá
¡Muchas gracias!, todavía habla de eso y quiere volver.
Nice one ,bet the boy learned a lot and will keep the memories a lifetime.👍🏴
Appreciate it John!
Thank you
No, thank you Joshua!
may i make a suggestion?
DO NOT use your feet for kicking, breaking, knocking over things...I'm not sure how far into wilderness you are, but if you were far and hurt your foot, ankle...it could be a killer, literally
Great point, sometimes I'm not the most careful, I was back in a ways!
👍👍👍 Great Stuff 😊.
Beats 'a young nose in a mobile device' 100 - 0.
Salute, Respect to Dad .. and Son.
Thank you Thomas! Appreciate it
@@SurvivalSchoolHouse 👍
Mmm, Fire Good!! Now teach him to be a Plumber.
My bro is the best plumber in the Midwest
Bout cried but I held my own
Sometimes I forget how special of a trip that was, thank you for reminding me.
@@SurvivalSchoolHouse no thank u for reminding me how much I love and cherish times with my own son thank u
Spruce bows are wonderful. Wish we had them in the temperate regions.
This is the temperate as well, are you in one of the temperate zones with no trees?
@@SurvivalSchoolHouse Virginia. No Spruce trees. Pine and Cedar are not good substitutes for shelter materials.
Yes, sometimes you need a lot more of one material that is better and less abundant or use one more prevalent and not quite as effective but still can protect you. It can be tough in all deciduous, I lived in NH for a bit
Bring matches or a lighter !
That is not as much fun haha, I had a backup metal match which I used to start the fire in the morning.
Keep up the good work with your son and he will reach the level of SUPER NINJA OUTDOORSMAN by the time he is 14 .
Thank you Harper, lol, super ninja outdoorsman would be epic!
Mantap e
wow i would have left the shelter for the animals
I wanted to but it's better to naturalize the area and make it seem like you weren't there.
How cool was that? 👌
Good times!
I enjoyed watching this your son made it . Worth watching . Loved how you too interacted . Wonderful ❤️. You are a great Dad
Thank you so much 😊! He had a great time and hopefully he will remember the trip.
❤ 😍 💖
Great channel and episode; what you are doing will make memories that you both will cherish forever. We took our children hiking and camping when they were growing up and they still love it today. Keep doing what you are doing brother, in whatever format that feels right at the time.
Thanks so much Michael, I hope he remembers forever and good advice, whatever feels right at the time
You’re right. This is the best form of education
@@SurvivalSchoolHouse As a son thats just lost my father trust me your son will remember and cherish each and every adventure , Excellent vid mate great to see you enjoying the outdoors with your Boy and remember memories last a life time . ✌️👌🙏
great to see you teaching kids to enjoy the winter outdoors The earlier the better
Thank you Peter, I agree
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That’s awesome teaching they little man early. And the experience and memories will last forever! 👍👍
Appreciate it Dan! He has a great time
The lessons you are showing your son are princess. As crazy as this world is, these skills might be crucial for his generation
Thank you!
It's always a great time to be outside especially when you have family along for the adventure. Nice to see you are still using the bow drill but I still love my lighters. You make it look so easy to set up camp and love how you incorporate and teach your son in most of the activities. All the best and keep following your nose boys!
Thank you Canadian Beaver, I love the lighter as well for my pocket gear but sometimes the bow drill is more of an adventure, my son is doing well and having a great time so I hope he keeps liking it!
Keep surviving
Not trying to tell you your business, not at all, but it would be cool to see some longer vids, perhaps with more campfire cooks and eats and a little more context. Either way, nice vid
It's been a struggle to want to add video length, afraid it will be too long for everyone.
@@SurvivalSchoolHouse Well darn, but I totally understand. Either way I'm here for the ride
One of the best things I've seen in a while. I cherish the time I've spent in the wild with my dad and now my kids. Thanks for the great watch.
Thank you so much, sorry for the late reply!
Freaking amazing father and son duo I absolutely loved this thank u so much
No, thank you so much! Glad it made you feel the way I did out there.
This guy obviously knows his stuff. But yet another video where the host can't speak and share knowledge.
I speak in other videos explaining skills, check out my first video on how to do the bow drill for instance. Thanks for the comment!
Well I prefer when there’s no talking you can see what’s going on in the video itself 👍🏻👍🏻
ahay, your boy so funny
Thank you, he did real well and had a great time on the trip.
I want to camping alone but I'm afraid of ghost. The best building with your baby
Eventually you stop hearing every noise that happens out there and sleep through it.
...al fin un video de supervivencia real útil y verídico.
Thank you! It was real for sure, my boots and socks were soaked for hours.
Idk why I’m so addicted to watching these vids…. But this is the very 1st survivor vid I’ve seen with a child. Very enjoyable and much appreciated. This was 🔥🔥🔥🔥
Thanks so much, we had a great time and he makes it more fun to be out there.
Lol take flint ....matches ...lighter next time it's all good doing it the hard way to teach a lesson but ????
I had a metal match as a backup but I wanted to give myself more of a challenge, thanks for checking out the video!
Thank you for the video. The involvement of the youngster made it even better to watch.
Appreciate it Michael, he was a trooper
New subscriber here. I love that you are taking your son along. He is getting an amazing start in life!
if his dad broke a leg his sons start in life will be very short.
Thank you so much! Great YT name
@@SurvivalSchoolHouse ?
@@SurvivalSchoolHouse Thanks 😊 It's a tribute to the poem by AB Paterson about an Australian pioneer.
@@bensouthwell1339 Why such a downer?
You are giving the little boy wonderful adventures and lessons, I assume he is your son. You are both lucky to have each other. Loved the video, wish I could have been there to enjoy the adventure.
Thank you, he loved it
Oh my gosh, that is so cool! Your son is adorable and he works hard!
Thank you Linda, he was a trooper!
2:30～頑張ってやっているその姿が素敵です～♪
Hahaha, that was a good part, he was trying to help!
YEAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Is that lil' john? I'm your biggest fan
Great child because he was raised with proper values good job Dad
Thank you Mark, really appreciate the support and comment.
Hey there! I loved everything about this video! You just got another subscriber! Your little boy is just adorable! Seeing you interact with him was so heartwarming! You're a great dad.
Thank you for sharing this amazing adventure with us! I definitely look forward to seeing more!
Stay safe, well and warm!
🦋Janet
English🐞
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@Janet i agree! I couldn't have said it better myself!
Hi Janet! Thank you for the nice words, we had so much fun and he even saw a rabbit run away while exploring on one of his mini adventures.
Sensacional! Parabéns pelo vídeo e o cuidado com o menino. Do amigo do Brasil.
Lovely way to get out with your kid and you both seem to be happy in your own worlds. I remember when my son was the age of the boy, he was similar. singing songs that he made up and knocking things over. It was lovely to see and hear that again
Constant entertainment right? Thank you for the reminder of gratefulness.
You’re a good father.
Thanks Tim!
Very good video I like it 🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗👌👌👌👌👌
Thank you, good times! 👍
All the wise guy comments about killing game to eat & cooking over fires, bringiing food from home,etc. Listen, wise guys, this fellow has a young kid with him. The purpose is to spend time with the kid. Show him some survival skills/ scenarios. Get the kid to participate, learn/ enjoy the outdoors. This guy's job is to NOT DISCOURAGE 😢THE KID OR INTIMIDATE ANYONE. I LEARNED A COUPLE THINGS. 😅IF YOU ARE HARD CORE SURVIVALISTS, GO FIND A HARD CORE VIDEO.
jesus fuck. that mic is so powerful it can pick up an ant fart.
Lol! Yes it does well
Is it just me... Or did it sound like the son... Definitely needs to learn old Viking hyms. And song like that.
He could make a career out of it. If he starts now.. LoL.
It just sounded like singing, from days... Long, long gone by.
The way he said... FIRE Readyyyy.... Was very powerful. For his young age
Hardly winter..... More like April.
Well it wasn't an extremely cold trip but cold enough
Dig the content!
Thank you, great YT name!
Very cool video , looked like great memories being made , thanks for sharing ,God bless !
Good memories, good times, really appreciate your comment Michael.
息子さんが可愛いね。私も息子とキャンプや釣りに沢山行きました。もう22歳になって、遠くで仕事しているので、中々会えないです。遊んでくれるうちに、沢山息子さんと思いでを作って下さい。遠い日本から登録して応援してます。
Great video,children need to learn survival skills !
Appreciate it Jimmy, the trip is more fun with him there!
Big fan from India I always use to watch your videos
Thank you so much! 😀 Keep camping!
It's wonderful that you are teaching your child how to be in the wilds
Thank you Cindy, grateful that the trip happened.
Don’t come to Australia with any thoughts you might be able split native wood here with a hand axe. Some timber you would be lucky to even have a hand axe stick into the wood!
I was surprised to hear the disbelief when sharing of the Southern Eighty ski race held here in Victoria Australia. Many of youse couldn’t grasp that in some parts of the world, there’s actually water skiing races that cover that distance, let alone at 100mph and more….
I have heard the wood in Australia is tough!
The quick care and use sesh @ 6:25 is my favorite part hahaha love it brother!!
Hahaha, need to get that care and use in!
Very good video, but some commentary would enhance it.
COOL 😎 VIDEO !!!!!!
THINK ITS GREAT YOUR SPENDING YOUR TIME
WITH YOUR SON AND TEACHING HIM !!!!!!!
COOL 😎 SHELTER AND GOOD EATS 👍🏻
Appreciate it Don! He keeps asking to do it again
Stoked for that fire!!! Only sound I hear you make the whole video!! Lol great stuff brother.. I will continue to watch your videos and subscribe..
Appreciate it John, that fire made me work for it! Lighter pressure than we think is usually the ticket, it was a good reminder
All of those tools, a plastic bag, and no flint striker? It doesn’t make much sense to me. This is Bushcraft, not survival. Great shelter, though, I give you lots of credit for the shelter.
Just wanted the challenge, I had one for my sons safety but didn’t want to use it 🫡
weeeeee prince harry no paparazzies in there :-b
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Fortunate young man to gain such a priceless education in such a natural way. So MANY lessons, not learned but absorbed.
Well Done, Sir.
Quick question? Ya'll got a dog?
Thanks Boomer, we have a great standard poodle, smartest dog I've had, been on a few hiking trips with us but not most.
Great memories made sir.well done 👍 blessings
That was great. Now hunt for your food instead of bringing it along. That's real outdoorsmanship.
Thank you Jim, I would have liked to procure food as well but I really didn't have much time, if I was out for a while I would've been able to snare a rabbit or squirrel.
I know my first comment was ironic considering that you actually showed a campfire cook, I made that comment only halfway through without knowing. Lol. Either way, I think you know I wasn't being an ass, just offering a different point of view/suggestion having already viewed several of your vids where it was lacking. I LOVE campfire cooking, I love anything that challenges my stupid diet. Lmfao!
Lol I know! Definitely appreciate your suggestions, the canned elk was heavy to bring in but worth it! Making simple fajitas was a lot easier than I thought while camping, love it. What meals do you think would be good?
@@SurvivalSchoolHouse It depends on how much effort you feel like putting in. I have viewed and also enjoyed preparing homemade campfire chili. Campfire spaghetti is also delicious. Honestly though, it's dealers choice, as long as your cooking and I'm salivating, it's probably a win win. Lol
Dad even brought the bagels! U da man!
The bagels tasted great!
Not bushcraft, but my 10 year old grandson has helped his dad build a chicken coop, put up a fence (including welding pipe, yes, he has his own helmet/mask), run the small tractor, check out the well and septic, weed and mow the yard! His mom has included him and his little sister in gardening, taking complete care of the chickens, cooking doing laundry, etc.
Well-rounded, independent children come from involved, good parents.
So amazing, great job, thank you for the inspiration. Any kid is the best kid a dad or mom could ever have, love it
It's freezing and he doesn't have a hat on! Schoolhouse? What are you teaching?
I know Wayne, he was warm enough, I had a hawk eye on him
@9:55 that is no way to use an axe, good lord!
A ya ya tembolak kudung nare 👍
I love all these videos of chopping trees, building fires, and cooking all of their store-bought groceries they brought out to the woods, then sleeping in filthy hovels for the night. Fun to watch from the comfort of my warm bed in my warm house.
Lol, I’ll try and make more and realistic scenarios
We used to do this as kids. We called it camping😅
I know right
I am teaching my grandson survival skills just in case.
Good call, he will look back on that
What is the brand name of your axe?
Thank Louis.
Best made chopper (BMC) Hudson Bay style, it's nice but a standard boys axe is about the same thing
TOUGH KID
Yes he did great, thank you!
Canned elk? You don't find that here in Australia.
Lol! I don’t can a lot of meat but sometimes it’s nice to have meat that’s immediately tender
The use of a blow tube would keep the smoke out of your eyes. I made one out of a broken self-fie stick for a cellphone!
Great idea!
Looks like you had an awesome time with your little guy.
Thank you, it was the best
I take it that the boy is 8 or ten ? What is the best age to teach to teach someone ?
I would say any age but when they get to around 6 they can hike 2-3 miles or more if you're going hiking. Keep the kids fed with snacks and water and you will be surprised how strong they are
Looks like A bears winter nest. I will make fire like that with my son next weekend. I have only made it like that with my dad as a child.
That sounds like an awesome idea, I'm sure he will love it!
Great video great content although I do seem to feel that it’s a lot of work for just an overnight stay I wish you could’ve spent more time there and done some more things with the wildlife like maybe caught a rabbit and dressed it ate it and had a little bit more time with your son out there
I agree, it would've been more fun to stay out and snare and play some more but I had to get home unfortunately
Yep. Best way to drowning in mud and water in the rain.... 👎
Sometimes they collect water, mainly in the spring is when I've seen it, this one had a minimal chance this time of year and seemed to stay dry most of the winter, it was even on a North slope where the snow takes longer to melt.
Ooooh, you had me at canned elk meat.
👊😎
Oh yeah! It was great, I need to bring it out more.
What is in the tinder bundle?Did you find that in the forest?
It’s common witches hair, Alectoria sarmentosa. Found on lots of tree branches
@@SurvivalSchoolHouse Ah ok, thanks.
That is the best helper anyone could ever have…
That’s what I said to him, “The best boy a dad could ever have.”
Living the Dream...
Sometimes; living the dream and fist pumping through life!
What a blessed little boy
Dios lo bendiga a usted por lo q esta invirtiendo en su hijo vale oro
Thank you Pascuala!