Solo Survival: How to Survive Alone in the Wilderness for 1 week --Eastern Woodlands

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Channel: Tom McElroy-Wild Survival

Views: 4,717,589

Rating: 4.8472414 out of 5

Keywords: wilderness survival, survival, primitive technology, primitive skills, how to survive, how to survive in the woods, off the land, rewilding, full survival, tom mcelroy, wild survival skills, preppers, naked and afraid, dual survival, survivorman, alone, alone in the wilderness, tracking, rewild, bear grylls, les stroud, ray mears, friction fire, bow drill, captain fantastic, tiled shed, barrel tiled shed, forge blower, outdoors, spearthrower, technology : spear, survival school

Id: 2cPdoqjgwfk

Length: 34min 6sec (2046 seconds)

Published: Wed Jun 22 2016

Reddit Comments

[u/tousledmonkey]

Ah excellent. A perfect post to save but never watch. Just like the 700 others.

[u/easilypersuadedsquid]

part 2 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EwSrpxMJ3LU

[u/99problemsfromgirls]

When is he going to cut the legs off his pants to create a hat?

[u/theperfectmuse]

This guy is really great at this stuff. I've watched a mess of his videos

[u/diabel]

We've just started watching the show Alone which covers the same concepts and found it to be great. Will definitely check this out.

[u/snowystormz]

Very cool, ended up watching bunch of his videos.

take aways: You must be familiar with local plants and animals and geology. Knowing what to use for specific purposes is huge for actual survival. Luckily he doesn't have allergies to specific plants and fish. Bad time to find out you cant eat fish... More people probably carry lighters than pocket knifes. I don't see any situation for myself where I would not have both of those other than a plane crash, but I'm probably dead or really fucked in that scenario.

All in all really primitive stuff that draws at the soul and our DNA to bring back the "call of the wild". Thanks for sharing

[u/Antoinefdu]

This will come in handy for surviving 2021.

[u/Thread_the_marigolds]

I learned if you’re lost in the wild, you’re better off eating bugs - less poisonous than plants. Can any survivalists confirm?

[u/TheReformedCoolGuy]

I watched this start to finish and am really confident that if I am ever in this scenario I will be dead in approximately 30 minutes.