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Hi, I have a new video about how people catching a wild chicken with simple foot traps, if you like that I will have a video show you how to make this traps. Like and comment in this video if you like, thank you so much! Watch this video here

I see many people review bright flashlights, like Thrunite TN32, TN36, TN40, OLIGHT SR52UT, but all those reviews just say its not a bushcraft flashlight, wouldnt you want more light in the wilderness at night even if it weighs a little extra?

Anyone know someone with some land around SA or hill country that you can hunt some wild hogs/ varmints on? wouldn't mind throwing down some cash to shoot or do some leg work for the opportunity. just alot of the places im finding online are too expensive. Have never cleaned or quarter any...

Yesterday, while mowing, I noticed that the raised Strawberry bed I planted last year was finally producing a few red berries. There were lots of green berries and about half a dozen red berries. I also noticed that my “hen of the woods” mushroom that grows in the crotch of my maple tree every...

I'm searching though the internet on how to make a primitive/survival smokehouse and the art of smoking (mainly fish) but one thing that all my results show is the importance of a brine before smoking; however, one thing I haven't found is how to make a sufficient brine in a wilderness survival...

So, I was thinking along the lines of getting some heirloom seeds to store 'just in case', but thought, why not take it a step further? Would 'wild' plant seeds fare better or need less maintenance than domesticated plant varieties? From what I understand, most domesticated plant varieties are...

Hiking on a little used trail earlier this week, I come across a small lean to shelter with an old fire and bottles/ tins/ foil around it, which I dismissed as just a simple shelter made by some local teens to have a drink un disturbed. However, continuing along the progressivley poorly...

I've seen many books on wild edible plants on amazon but many seem to have plants from places ill never be like tropical plants......so does anybody know a good book on wild edible plant focusing on America and preferably north east America?

MAN - WOMAN - WILD 9pm EST Discovery Channel Starring Mykel Hawk and his wife Ruth :thumb: Should be interesting. Also followed by a new episode of Dual Survival 10pm EST Grab the beer and popcorn. Time to survive on the couch for two hours..

Whats your best watch for outdoor use e.g. Timex Expedition Camper? :cool:

I live in the Midwest and I do a lot of outdoor activity. The problem is I'm also a type 1 diabetic, and it really stinks to have to carry so much "just in case" supplies while I'm enjoying my various activities. Can anyone tell me what types of wild plants contain a high level of glucose that...

Listen to the wild Just had a talk with the spouse and was telling her my view why I prefer the Wild over Civilization. In the woods I wouldnt have to answer or listen to the pine trees and their problems. The only thing I would have to listen to is the chittering squirrels and Birds who...

I was walking along the edge of the woods near my parent's house, when i came across these small trees/shrubs. They looked like they might be a type of fruit bearing tree, so i cleared out the privets and yaupons from around them. I haven't seen them bloom yet, so i dont know quite what that...

ID this plant and what can be done with it? The plant is growing in a pond that cuts off from a salt water marsh. Location: East Texas Date: June, 2008 When I was growing up, this pond goes to the marsh I used to camp next to. I have spent many a nights looking over the grass flats of...

If you turn to page 116 in your Edible Wild Plants: North American Field Guide book you will find a plant named Henbit. It is introduced all across north America & is widespread. Another hallmark is that the book says there are no poisonous look alikes. And this one is very distinctive - easy...

Dew berries will be rip in 2 - 3 weeks and black berries will be rip in about a month. Does anyone have a recipe for putting up their own jelly they would care to share? In the first weeks of may, my wife, my kids and I will be driving the back roads grabbing as many berries as we can find...

I understand what a common Dandelion looks like, but are these edible raw, and what parts of them are good? :confused:

ID this plant - edible or not? Uses, if any? Location: East Texas, just north of Beaumont Date: March 30th, 2008 My truck door is in the picture to give some scale to the plant. It looked like it was almost 2 feet across.

Location: East Texas, just north of Beaumont Date: March 19th, 2008 The blooms are forming a berry that is on a vine.

Bear Grylls : Man vs Wild - Eating carcass maggots