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Waldhandwerk Bushcraft - Survival Trainings: waldhandwerk.de
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APO1 from Lilly: https://www.survivallilly.at?ref=993
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Foraging and Overnight with Zafer: A Wilderness Adventure
Join Waldhandwerk - Bushcraft Survival on a foraging and overnight camping trip, documented in this video. Discover various edible plants and learn essential camping tips for a comfortable night in the wild.
Key Edible Plants Identified:
Wild Ramson (Wild Garlic): Easily identified by its triangle-shaped stock and a clicking sound when leaves are bent [00:21]. Both leaves and buttons are edible and nutritious [01:20].
Dandelion: Heads, buttons, and leaves are edible (leaves for mixed pickles), and the root can be used for coffee [01:32].
Ground-ivy (Gundelrebe): Edible and traditionally used for headaches [02:05].
Lady's Mantle: Edible, thins blood, and makes a good tea for those with heart problems [02:24]. Its leaves collect healthy water droplets used in perfumes [03:37].
Meadow Sweet: Historically used with willow bark to create the first aspirin [02:49].
Spruce Sprouts: Edible, sweet, and sour, used to make honey and cough syrup in Austria [04:20].
Shepherd's Purse (Hirtentäschel): A favorite for salads, with a small inner stock [04:56].
Water Mint: Makes a good tea, is antiseptic, and can be chewed for toothaches [06:04].
Yarrow: A healthy medicinal plant that can be dried and smoked [06:35].
Wood Sorrel: Has a sour taste but should be eaten in moderation [07:21].
Violet: Very sweet and tasty, used to make jam or jelly [07:51].
Overnight Camping Highlights:
Water Source: The participants collect and drink water from a safe creek [08:50].
Sleeping Setup: Includes a tarp, sleeping mat, and silver car screen reflectors for insulation [09:14].
Campfire Safety: A tip for safely handling hot metal items from the fire is demonstrated [09:46].
Bivy Bag: The user's waterproof military bivy bag is discussed [10:32].
Morning Coffee: The video concludes with morning greetings and coffee preparation [14:08].
This video is perfect for bushcraft enthusiasts interested in foraging, overnight camping, and learning about edible plants in the wild.
#Bushcraft #Survival #OutdoorSkills #Wilderness #Skills #Gear #Tools #Foraging #WildPlants #Camping #Overnight #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
Foraging and Overnight with Zafer: A Wilderness Adventure
Join Waldhandwerk - Bushcraft Survival on a foraging and overnight camping trip, documented in this video. Discover various edible plants and learn essential camping tips for a comfortable night in the wild.
Key Edible Plants Identified:
Wild Ramson (Wild Garlic): Easily identified by its triangle-shaped stock and a clicking sound when leaves are bent [00:21]. Both leaves and buttons are edible and nutritious [01:20].
Dandelion: Heads, buttons, and leaves are edible (leaves for mixed pickles), and the root can be used for coffee [01:32].
Ground-ivy (Gundelrebe): Edible and traditionally used for headaches [02:05].
Lady's Mantle: Edible, thins blood, and makes a good tea for those with heart problems [02:24]. Its leaves collect healthy water droplets used in perfumes [03:37].
Meadow Sweet: Historically used with willow bark to create the first aspirin [02:49].
Spruce Sprouts: Edible, sweet, and sour, used to make honey and cough syrup in Austria [04:20].
Shepherd's Purse (Hirtentäschel): A favorite for salads, with a small inner stock [04:56].
Water Mint: Makes a good tea, is antiseptic, and can be chewed for toothaches [06:04].
Yarrow: A healthy medicinal plant that can be dried and smoked [06:35].
Wood Sorrel: Has a sour taste but should be eaten in moderation [07:21].
Violet: Very sweet and tasty, used to make jam or jelly [07:51].
Overnight Camping Highlights:
Water Source: The participants collect and drink water from a safe creek [08:50].
Sleeping Setup: Includes a tarp, sleeping mat, and silver car screen reflectors for insulation [09:14].
Campfire Safety: A tip for safely handling hot metal items from the fire is demonstrated [09:46].
Bivy Bag: The user's waterproof military bivy bag is discussed [10:32].
Morning Coffee: The video concludes with morning greetings and coffee preparation [14:08].
This video is perfect for bushcraft enthusiasts interested in foraging, overnight camping, and learning about edible plants in the wild.
#Bushcraft #Survival #OutdoorSkills #Wilderness #Skills #Gear #Tools #Foraging #WildPlants #Camping #Overnight #waldhandwerk
