7 Day Solo Primitive Survival Challenge



In 2022 I challenged myself to live by the sea for 7 nights, with nothing other than Ancient Maori Primitive Tools and 1 life jacket, 2 Go Pros, 9 batteries, a galaxy s22 Ultra Android, the clothes I am wearing, and one life jacket.
Whilst I endeavored to build the hut using just stone tools some of the wood I have collected off the beach has been previously cut from other people who had abandoned it there. It took me 3 and half days to construct the hut until I actually moved into the hut. The 7-day exercise took part after it was constructed where I lived using nothing other than what I made. The only modern equipment I used was my clothes, life jacket, and filming gear. This is a survival exercise only for educational & entertainment purposes only.

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This is the short version. Here are the links to the long versions.
1) Building a Kontiki Fishing Set Line https://youtu.be/zoqMvNk5xMI
2) Building a Raft from flax https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_ioYIvx8xbM

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  1. In March 2022 I set myself the challenge of camping 7 nights away with primitive Maori tools, two GoPro, 8 batteries, 1 X life jacket, and what I was wearing. I created 2 videos from this which you may have seen. Whilst I have endeavored to build the hut using just stone tools some of the wood I have collected off the beach has been previously cut from other people who have abandoned it there so I am unable to claim the hut is 100% made by primitive means. I hope you enjoy my experience camping on he coast in Tasman. Soth Island NZ.

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    1) Building a Kontiki Fishing Set Line https://youtu.be/zoqMvNk5xMI
    2) Building a Raft from flax https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_ioYIvx8xbM

  2. I love watching survival video while eating. The problem is my food always gone for only a quarter of video. But watching your content get me enjoy the whole video with my meals… Subscribed!

  3. A gorgeous performance of knowledge of the earth. I truly want to do this primitive experience, perhaps with an experienced partner, I adore making primitive crafts. I've made pitch glue, tanned hides, yarn spinning, whittling, pottery, all of it I adore. I feel a depe connection to the world when the work pays off. Peace n love n shit guys ✨

  4. To be honest you are the only one who literally has made every tool from plants and stones and showed me how to survive, no fake story no fake danger and thats what i like

  5. How do you keep that beard so well manicured and a perfectly shaved head the whole time without any modern tools. I mean there should be at least a little fuzz around that scalp wound… but homie do got skills.

  6. Amazing Clay you’re a legend I hope many kiwis here in Nz soak in all the knowledge in the videos you put out it’s truly amazing! Quick question do you go around New Zealand sharing and teaching your survival skills in schools or anything like that?

  7. Dear sir. You’re a fresh breeze through Youtube for me. A lot of so called experts out here and every video makes it look easy to survive, as long as you know what you’re doing. You clearly showed that even with all your experience, catching a fish and making fire was far from easy. Makes me even more determined to take my skill-set to the next level…and to keep learning. Thank ypu sir! I’m looking forward to keep on learning from people like you. 👍💪

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