A-Z Bushcraft: A is For Axe
October 8, 2010 by 666 Survival
Filed under Survival Skills, Tools, Video
How to use an Axe skillfully and in safety. From chopping logs to making spoons the axe is as handy as a knife in bushcraft.
Survival Skills: Firemaking – The Hand Drill
October 8, 2010 by 666 Survival
Filed under Fires & Warmth, Survival Skills, Video
Richard Cleveland of the Earth School in Western North Carolina teaches students solid Wilderness Survival Skills. Students learn to be self-reliant as they deepen their connection to the natural world. In this video, Cleveland demonstrates how to start a fire in the wilderness using a hand drill.
Firemaking – The Bow Drill
November 19, 2009 by 666 Survival
Filed under Fires & Warmth, Survival Skills, Video
A no-nonsense guide to making and using a bow drill to start a fire in the wilderness. This video is courtesy of Earth School in Western North Carolina.
How To Build A Shelter In A Forest
April 9, 2009 by 666 Survival
Filed under Shelter, Survival Skills, Video
Natural shelter in the wild is a potential life saver. If you do not have a tent or bivouac with you, knowing how to make a lean-to shelter is one of the most important bush craft survival skills. So watch thi’s guide to building a shelter in a forest.
First Aid Items To Take To The Wilds
April 9, 2009 by 666 Survival
Filed under Video
A first aid kit is a bushcrafter’s most important item to help you to survive in the wild. Bushcraft and Survival Skills Magazine editor Simon Eller shows what first aid items to take.
