20 Wilderness Survival Tips!

Here’s a few handy wilderness survival tricks that might just save you in an emergency! Fire making, water purification, navigation …

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  1. for the waterbottle filter: remember to also add powdered charcoal to the bottom, nearest the cap, as well as sand above the charcoal (if you have any sand available in your vicinity that is)

  2. ah! Lucky to see your video sharing 20 good tips on how to survive in the wild, it's really necessary for those who go into the wild to survive alone, thank you very much, best wishes to you and your family. peaceful

  3. Fyi, the needle trick doesn’t need a magnet to work. You can rub the needle on a piece of fine cloth, eg silk, to galvanize the needle via static electricity.

    Great video! I love all the ways you show us how to use a dead phone.

  4. 1. zipper/ring tab as fish hook

    2. bullet casing as arrowhead

    3. heated rock to dry wet shoes

    4. key as saw for wood

    5. cotton/wool shoes as tinder

    6. pine tree oil as bug repellent or burn it

    7. flint rocks as knife

    8. 550 paracord for shoe string lace

    9. Candle to transfer flame

    10. Backpack soft foam padding as ftinder

    11. Bottle water to focus sunlight

    12. Plastic bottle can boil water

    13. Water filter with bottle (toxic) short term

    14. Makeshift chopstick with branch

    15. Keep charcoal

    16. Make stove from cans

    17. Ferro rod

    18. Mirror from phone

    19. Arrowhead or sharp cutting tool from phone circuit board

    20. Wire snares from headphones

    21. Use magnet inside the speaker of the phone to rub (bobby pin/needle) metal pin to make compass

    22. Place makeshift magnet on leaf on still water. Pin closest to sun = south (northern hemisphere) opposite for southern hemisphere.

  5. #1: " ruin your zipper to make a fish hook"

    Followed by

    " use wool, a notoriously flame resistant material…to start a fire "

    Okay, that's enough for me.

  6. You can use the charcoal from your campfire to make a charcoal filter no need for moss and grass lol. Charcoal is what most water filters have in them. Just takes longer to drain. The finer the pack the more contaminants it will remove

  7. During a winter time if you need a fire;

    Find ice from a river or lake, or any mountain caves, use it like a magnefying glass to start the fire using the sun.

    If it is like end of the winter, the lakes are starting to melt a little, you might be able to brake some ice just by standing on it.

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