Awesome youtube channels

[gonzo_the_great]

I was an avid viwer of Mike MCQ Bushcraft. Though he's not posting very much these days. He must be busy with work.
Also Paul Kirtley's blog. I like his very pragmatic approach to answering the questions he is sent. Huge dollops of common sence with this guy.

I've heard even non BC people in awe at Primitiv Tech's channel.

 

[kard133]

Corporal's corner, clear, concise and instructional bushcraft/survival channel

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCX...FjAAegQIARAB&usg=AOvVaw1xq1TalpdRIksbYDluWf6n

Townsends, 18th century cooking/living history channel.

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCx...FjAAegQIAhAB&usg=AOvVaw2meEIAPaZy08iVGSc0KT6Q

 

[crosslandkelly]

I like these, no muss, no fuss.
https://www.youtube.com/user/trapperjacksurvival
https://www.youtube.com/user/hobbexp

 

[gonzo_the_great]

Not bushcraft, but if you are interested in hunting and animal management, Fieldsports Channel.
A very professionally produced weekly program.

www.youtube.com/user/fieldsportschannel/videos

 

[mousey]

The list so far....

1:- The brain scoop
2:- Fully charged
3:- Survival Lilly
4:- My Self Reliance
5:- Wranglerstar
6:- Joe Robinet
7:- Fell wanderer
8:- Primitive technology
9:- Dutch bushcraft knives
10:- MCQ Bushcraft
11:- Paul Kirtley
12:- Corporal’s corner
13:- Townsend
14:- Eugene Runkis
15:- Hobbexp
16:- Fieldsports Channel

 

[5teep]

AvE - cracks me up https://www.youtube.com/channel/UChWv6Pn_zP0rI6lgGt3MyfA
Gunflint Designs - woodworker https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCgwaPlarb9k0PS2BQphCLNQ
Lindybeige - difficult to describe but historical kinda https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC9pgQfOXRsp4UKrI8q0zjXQ
Northmen - traditional crafts https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCcaVClI50rGZmbYMhoSSDGA
Peter Brown - adventures in making 'stuff' https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC3CrzXzBFVqEopj5T1jiRtA
Bob Clagett or iliketomakestuff - as above https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC6x7GwJxuoABSosgVXDYtTw also does a weekly live stream on Twitch.
Sergio Acuña Padin - if you're in to making the best of what you've got https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC7w6Xs8EduiNp6_mcZLJHdQ
Walk off the Earth - music, great covers and original stuff https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC9PEibgWOqZ-1I1JdxRmr6g

Survival Lilly used to be good but these days is more interested in pimping kit her sponsors give her.
Survival Russia also used to be good but has lost his mojo a bit recently.
MCQ Bushcraft as Gonzo said ^ has been quiet but is coming back now with a series of vids as he does up his jeep for a long trip away later this year.

 

[daveO]

i came across this Youtube channel the other day. It's a diary of a couple that are sailing around Australia. Really interesting stuff, good underwater camera work, a lot of self reliance content and the video below shows them trying to do bushcraft beer brewing which is worth a watch. They do nude swimming stuff just to warn anyone watching in work when they shouldn't

 

[Hammock Hamster]

TA Outdoors is very good and he often does stuff with his dad and you can see they have a great relationship.
His series on building a pallet wood cabin is brilliant.

If you want something completely different Demolition Ranch is one of my personal favourites, he is a youngish American gun enthusiast who has a lighthearted often comedic take on things - he has another channel "off the ranch" which is basically a vlog of him and his family which wouldn't normally my thing but I find it very compelling viewing.


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[Sundowner]

I'm fortunate enough to speak 3 languages so I came across this guy Sepp who does "Waldhandwerk" (forest craft or bushcraft) in Bavaria. He's done stuff with survival lily etc. His channel is full of videos and he does quite a few of them in English

 

[Sundowner]

I also enjoy these guys
"Pagan Woods Productions"

 

[nobby8126]

Scotland's mountains is a good channel. Great cinematography

 

[C_Claycomb]

Gritty Bowmen
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC0COZF5mCyW3Df4KLTTtXOw/videos

Early videos were often in conjunction with Aron Snyder from Kifaru (premium pack maker). Not bushcraft, but they head out into the Rockies hunting for a week or more at a time and spend a lot of time in the field. Long videos on shelters (inc tarps), gear for the mountains, navigation, water purification, photography. Then they have interviews with people talking about a lot of stuff, some hunts, but some about nutrition for the back country, physical training and health. They did one recently with the author of Buck Buck Moose that had some interesting stuff about cooking game.

Hill People Gear have some really nice videos they refer to as Longhouse series about packing, outdoor tools, navigation clothing and food

If you are a fisherman, mikefsher has a nice channel of trout fishing adventures in New Zealand

 

[Tiki]

Haze Outdoors is by far my favourite channel.
Very amusing!!


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[Janne]

Check out ‘traditional crafts of ......( Norway, Sweden, Finland, others)
Posted by Northmen.
Usually old dudes doing stuff we had no clue about.

Edit. Just watched ep 3 axes. The old guy does an amazing refurbishment/ rebuilt of two old axes.

 

[Bishop]

AlfieAesthetics - UK plant & fungi identification
KennethKramm - ultralight hiking/bushcraft/cooking without a pack instant noodles in sight!
Reallybigmonkey1 - Fun in the woods without expensive gear
Karamat Wilderness Ways - no nonsense survival & bushcraft
Keith H. Burgess - Colonial Living 1680-1760
Townsends - 18th century cooking
Steve1989MREinfo - reviews and taste test of modern and vintage ration packs. Only managed to poison himself twice so far

 

[Janne]

Need to say: Steve 1989: is he some kind of an attention seeking idiot?
Only poisoned himself twice?
Wonder if he has heard about a lethat toxin called Botulinum ?

Internet breeds fools.........

 

[Bishop]

Need to say: Steve 1989: is he some kind of an attention seeking idiot?
Only poisoned himself twice?
Wonder if he has heard about a lethat toxin called Botulinum ?

Internet breeds fools.........

Lol true there an element of morbid curiosity. The anticipation of his gag reflex kicking in as he nibbles on a sixty year old biscuit. However it's not like he fearlessly scoffs the older ones down, some components clearly have not survived the passing of time. Yet some items strangely do.

 

[snappingturtle]

Brian cox, solar system, universe black hole's etc FPS Russia, WW I&II in colour, fail army, F1 on board 1960- 1980's, heavy forging and forging in general!, combat footage FUNKER530, forgotton weapons.

 

[nobby8126]

coastal foraging with Craig Evans is another top channel

 

[richy3333]

Bushcraft - a lot that’s been said. Recently been catching up on TA Outdoors. I also like ‘Simon, a bloke in the woods’.

Non bushcraft - wood by Wright, Jimmy Diresta et al.