Bushcraft Estland video thread

[Bushcraft Estland]

Heya!

I hope the mods are okay with this, I don't want to scatter multiple subforums with videos, so I decided to do one video thread here, where I'll post any new content we do.
Basically we decided to start making videos for ourselves and to everybody who would be interested. It all started with a short movie that went around Estona to illustrate small exhibition about 12000 years of natural living on our territory (the short movie is also on our channel).
As it came out pretty okay (it was first ever movie project for me- filming and editing) we decided to start a Youtube channel to demonstrate all that falls under bushcraft, survival, wilderness living etc. category. As everybody who appears in those videos are also well-known bushcraft trainers and Buscraft Festival Estland organizers, they can use the videos in their lectures aswell.
I really hope my thread won't go against the rules, if it does let me know!
I'll only update this thread when a video is uploaded, but feel free to contribute with questions and suggestions!


Here's our channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCEU4BeOq--M8KuVURepd67A

 

[Bushcraft Estland]

I'll start the thread with the first video we made- Man in the Woods. The idea was to show mans journey throughout the year in the forests of Estonia, from fishing to setting up teepee. The video was on a exhibition in Folk Art Gallery in Tallinn and will travel through Estonia in more exhibitions when this virus panic will pass.

in the Woods- 12000 years of natural living

 

[Le Loup]

I'll start the thread with the first video we made- Man in the Woods. The idea was to show mans journey throughout the year in the forests of Estonia, from fishing to setting up teepee. The video was on a exhibition in Folk Art Gallery in Tallinn and will travel through Estonia in more exhibitions when this virus panic will pass.

Man in the Woods- 12000 years of natural living

Excellent video.
Keith.

 

[Bushcraft Estland]

Excellent video.
Keith.

Thank you! Much appreciated!

 

[Herman30]

I subsribed to the channel.

 

[Le Loup]

Thank you! Much appreciated!

You are most welcome. I also subscribed.
My Video Channel in case you are interested.
Regards, Keith.

 

[Bushcraft Estland]

This time we went to bog, fell in, almost waist deep too... Look how did we get out and enjoy the untouched nature of Estonia!

 

[Sundowner]

Subscribed after watching man in the woods. Loved it

 

[Bushcraft Estland]

Subscribed after watching man in the woods. Loved it

Thank you alot! We try to continue with "Man in the..." series, planning to do Man in the Sauna next as a short movie!

 

[Bushcraft Estland]

After hard trip through wetlands, traveller need something do drink and boost his immune system. The best way for that is fresh chaga brew. In todays video we show how to collect it and make a nice cup of warm tea!

Stay healthy!

 

[Bushcraft Estland]

Good evening everybody!

On tonights video we made fish on fire in 3 traditional and simple methods! As the summer is vastly coming what better way there is, than to cook outside in warm sunlight.

 

[Bushcraft Estland]

It's in the human nature to seek for solitude when times are tough. Primeval pine forests and calming lakes and seaside of Estland will offer you this. Take a time out, let your mind and soul drown into song of nature and reorganize your thoughts inbetween this ancient beauty.

 

[The puffin squire]

Absolutely wonderful. Such an amazing insight into essentially the fundamentals of bushcraft.

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[Bushcraft Estland]

Absolutely wonderful. Such an amazing insight into essentially the fundamentals of bushcraft.

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Much appreciation for such great words, thank you!

 

[Herman30]

Before this Covid-19, in january, I was thinking about a walking trip along the coast in Estonia. One idea was to take train to Kloogaranna and walk the beach to Lohusalu harbor.

 

[Bushcraft Estland]

Before this Covid-19, in january, I was thinking about a walking trip along the coast in Estonia. One idea was to take train to Kloogaranna and walk the beach to Lohusalu harbor.

I'm not too familiar with that area,but I can recommend trip from Kaberneeme to Loksa- lot of beautiful sceneries and interesting old soviet submarine base in Hara.
Moving more to east, Käsmu peninsula to Vergi is another great spot in Lahemaa national park.

 

[Herman30]

Problem with us, we don´t have a car so only bus or train as transport.

 

[Bushcraft Estland]

Problem with us, we don´t have a car so only bus or train as transport.

I think there is quite good bus connection to there from Tallinn too, I'll look it up and let you know!

 

[Bushcraft Estland]

NEW VIDEO!

Why waste your hard earned money on store-bought items, when you can pick them yourself from forest. Willowherb, wild garlic, wood sorrel and some juniper berries are all you need to cook a magnificent natural stew. Enjoy it with a dandelion-cowslip tea and you have a great day guaranteed!

 

[C_Claycomb]

Hi,
I just came here when someone new posted a spam video link to your thread.

We ask that when posting videos to the forum, that you post them as embedded video, so they can be clicked and watched here, rather than links that take people to other sites (even Youtube). This is easy to do, simply past the URL for the video directly into the message. I have edited earlier posts to reflect this.

Posting content from other sites including your own.

External content, particularly video content On Bushcraft UK, we love all things Bushcraft, camping and outdoorsy, and we appreciate that over the last few years, social media, blogs and self-made videos etc have become the norm, hence the need for this addition to the guidelines and rules...

bushcraftuk.com

Thank you for sharing. They are really nice videos!

All the best

Chris