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3 Snow Cave Overnighters
Snow Cave Survival: Three Nights in Winter Wilderness
This video captures three unique overnight experiences in snow caves, highlighting the serene beauty and specific challenges of winter camping. Join us as we demonstrate how to build and inhabit these temporary shelters, emphasizing the crucial warmth and protection they offer in freezing temperatures.
You'll see:
The construction process of effective snow shelters.
How we managed to create comfortable living spaces within the snow.
Our reliance on essential winter equipment.
Morning routines, including preparing breakfast inside the snow cave.
We also reflect on the experience, noting how snow caves can consolidate and become slightly smaller overnight. Discover the resilience required for snow cave survival!
#SnowCave #WinterCamping #Survival #Bushcraft #WildernessSurvival #OutdoorAdventure #ShelterBuilding #waldhandwerk
waldhandwerk.de/kurs-informationen facebook.com/Waldhandwerk instagram.com/waldhandwerk
Waldhandwerk Bushcraft - Survival Trainings: waldhandwerk.de
BUSHCRAFT Das Buch vom Waldhandwerk: amzn.to/2vFavxA
APO1 from Lilly: https://www.survivallilly.at?ref=993
Kanal auf deutsch: youtube.com/channel/UCr2lN0oni_JeMepgjmZKZqA
English Channel: youtube.com/user/Waldhandwerk
3 Snow Cave Overnighters
Snow Cave Survival: Three Nights in Winter Wilderness
This video captures three unique overnight experiences in snow caves, highlighting the serene beauty and specific challenges of winter camping. Join us as we demonstrate how to build and inhabit these temporary shelters, emphasizing the crucial warmth and protection they offer in freezing temperatures.
You'll see:
The construction process of effective snow shelters.
How we managed to create comfortable living spaces within the snow.
Our reliance on essential winter equipment.
Morning routines, including preparing breakfast inside the snow cave.
We also reflect on the experience, noting how snow caves can consolidate and become slightly smaller overnight. Discover the resilience required for snow cave survival!
#SnowCave #WinterCamping #Survival #Bushcraft #WildernessSurvival #OutdoorAdventure #ShelterBuilding #waldhandwerk

![Making a Bushcraft Spoon with the Bow Drill
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Making a Bushcraft Spoon with a Bow Drill Spindle, Wood carving,
Carving a Spoon with a Drill: A Bushcraft Skill
Making a Bushcraft Spoon: A Unique Drilling Technique
Join Waldhandwerk - Bushcraft Survival in this video that demonstrates a simple method for crafting a wooden spoon using a bow drill. Learn how to create a functional spoon for your bushcraft needs without extensive carving.
Key Steps Demonstrated:
Initial shaping of the wood: The creator begins by stripping bark from a piece of wood and roughing out the general shape of the spoon [00:00].
Using the bow drill for the bowl: The video then highlights the use of a bow drill to bore a hole, which will become the bowl of the spoon [00:13]. The creator emphasizes that this method is a simpler alternative to carving the bowl [00:38].
Refining the spoons shape: After creating the initial hole, the creator uses a knife to carve and smooth the spoons exterior and interior, shaping it into a recognizable spoon [01:07].
Comparing methods and finished products: The creator showcases two spoons, one made using a hook knife and the other with the bow drill method, noting that the latter is a good option if you dont want to exert too much effort carving [03:41].
Final thoughts: The creator concludes by encouraging viewers to try making their own spoons, stating that its a fun process [04:10].
This video is perfect for bushcraft enthusiasts looking for an efficient way to make a spoon using minimal tools and effort.
#Bushcraft #Survival #OutdoorSkills #Wilderness #Skills #Gear #Tools #SpoonCarving #BowDrill #DIY #waldhandwerk Making a Bushcraft Spoon with the Bow Drill](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/TCsKmEom72U/mqdefault.jpg)







![Plant hike at the end of August with Susanne
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Plant hike at the end of August with Susanne
Identifying and Using Wild Plants
Join Waldhandwerk - Bushcraft Survival for a plant identification walk at the end of August, guided by Susanne. This video explores various plants and their uses in a bushcraft setting.
Key Plants and their Uses:
Clematis: The only true liana in Europe [00:01].
Guelder-Rose: Easily mistaken for elder, but its leaves smell grassy, not like elderflower [00:47].
Mullein: Edible, and can be used as a torch when dry and wrapped in tree resin. Also excellent toilet paper and used for hand drill spindles [01:38].
Rose Family: Recognizable by its five-petal flowers, all members are edible, including blackberries [03:16].
Eupatorium: Can be made into a good hot beverage (tea) [03:40].
Dead-nettle: Edible and part of the mint family. All mint family plants are edible [04:01].
Himalayan Balsam: Only the flowers and seeds are edible [04:58].
Cleavers: Sticks to clothing like Velcro, edible, and used in cheese making [06:41].
Water Mint: The original plant for peppermint. All mint plants have a square stem and are good for tea [07:57].
Angelica: Used for heart medicine and supposedly only grows on sacred ground [09:09].
Canadian Goldenrod: Healthy and can be used as a hand drill spindle if the stems are thick and properly dried [11:51].
Evening Primrose: Opens its flowers at night. The small black seeds are edible, and the entire plant is edible [12:58].
Wild Carrot: Easily identified by its hairy stem and the only plant in its family that forms a nest, making identification easier [13:55].
Blackberry: Has real thorns and a more intense color than raspberries. Used to make ink in the past [14:53].
St. Johns Wort: Used as medicine for depression, and its red oil helps with burns or sunburn [15:59].
Roman Snails: All snails with shells are edible [17:53].
Butterbur (Wild Rhubarb): Not for consumption, but can be used to wrap roots or large slugs for baking under coals, similar to aluminum foil [18:12].
Gear Highlight:
Osmo Knife: Described as very sharp and durable [22:38].
This video is perfect for anyone interested in learning about plant identification, bushcraft, and the uses of wild plants for survival.
#Bushcraft #Survival #OutdoorSkills #Wilderness #Skills #Gear #Tools #PlantIdentification #Foraging #WildPlants #waldhandwerk Plant hike at the end of August with Susanne](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/VIK3p312F-0/mqdefault.jpg)
