AN OVERNIGHT IN MY ARROWHEAD SHELTER !
Loading...
Loading...
5,011
Loading...
Uploaded by bushcraftbartons on Mar 29, 2011
This time I have a special guest with me, a historian adventurer Billy Rioux.
- 131 likes, 0 dislikes
-
View attributions »
Uploader Comments (bushcraftbartons)
see all
Video Responses
This video is a response to LIVING IN THE WOODS! 19TH CENTURY LIFESTYLE! QC CANADA!
see all
All Comments (185)
-
thumbs up if you dont understand french but you still watch the videos
-
I didn't know that this could happen. Hacking/Losing your vids/can't get them back..Wow. I am forsure not going to be making any vids now. After learning about this. I feel a sadness, about your loss. ;-((
-
volumes to low can't hear a word
-
@jkd185 Hey..love your French :) Thanks...
Loading...
- 4:41
HOW TO MAKE A SPLIT STICK DEADFALL !by bushcraftbartons2,689 views
- 28:35
THE JOY OF THE WILDERNESS !by bushcraftbartons2,157 views
- 3:50
HOW TO FIELD DRESS A WILD BIRD ! THE PARTRIDGE !by bushcraftbartons2,782 views
- 11:34
EXPLORING UNTOUCHED CANADIAN BUSH!by bushcraftbartons1,844 views
- 12:36
My 35 Days living in the woods. Part 1by pmarine811,945 views
- 7:09
Flatbow or Longbowby TheBushcraftMagazine30,143 views
- 4:01
Bushcraft Tee pee shelterby GJohnridge113,222 views
- 16:52
Bushcraft Survival Bug Out 5 Piece Kitby jediknightofthewoods43,869 views
- 4:49
How to construct a split stick deadfallby 270Buckhunter1,826 views
- 9:35
a night in the woodsby YGTFsurvival14,839 views
- 4:21
Pioneer Homesteaders on the Frontierby MossyCove26,920 views
- 9:07
Pocket Fishing Kitby Jon52804,137 views
- 5:50
Bushcraft ovenby 270Buckhunter8,865 views
- 4:56
Group Tarp Shelterby iawoodsman10,868 views
- 5:54
Friction Point Split Stick Trigger Squirrel Trapby chazmyrtormtor1,038 views
- 6:09
Kochanski Flip-Flop Winchby OzaawaaMigiziNini4,417 views
- 8:25
Winter Survival Shelter North Ontario - Little Lake 2011by FishBrew213,783 views
- 21:41
Survival Weekendby Waldhandwerk4,708 views
- 23:23
WILDCAMP LONG WEEKEND. PART 1 of 2. Shelters, Cooking, Kit, Activities, Rivers Canoe Tour.by MINDWISEMAN2,189 views
I would think using a folding saw would be more practical than an axe. Takes up less space, less weight to pack, and in winter conditions requires a lot fewer calories to use. Those calories translate into heat and sweat requiring you to dry your clothes off or risk hypothermia. I don't know, but with all the wood you two chopped for the fire I would think you both worked up a pretty good sweat, how did you dry your clothes? And were you able to replace the calories?
Dem0D1ck 1 week ago
@Dem0D1ck Just a folding saw will not do it in these cold Canadian winters. To be warm in this type of climate you need lots of fire wood. We actually run out of wood at about 5 am. Yes sweating is part of the game but we had plenty of water and food to replace whatever energy we lost. We dried are close over the fire. Thanks for watching.
bushcraftbartons 1 week ago
The reason I subscribed was for your other videos.
The reason I would not even think of unsubscribing is videos like this!!
danmo43 1 week ago
@danmo43 thanks..
bushcraftbartons 1 week ago
You're a good teacher, I have learned a lot from you. Thank you :)
ebifromnorway 2 weeks ago in playlist More videos from bushcraftbartons
@ebifromnorway You are welcome....
bushcraftbartons 2 weeks ago