Favourite YouTuber/s

[Wild wandering woodsman]

Hi folks, just wondered what your favourite YouTube channels are?
I used to watch Dave Canterbury a lot, but have gone off him. A little too regimental and a bit gung ho for me.
Instead I have come to enjoy Greencraft and MCQbushcraft.
they both know their stuff, and have very calm and relaxed approach to their craft.

 

[Janne]

The Austrian lassie Bushcraft Lilly.

A thinking bushcrafters totty!

 

[zornt]

I am a big fan of Reallybigmonkey! and IaWoodsman. They have great content.

 

[Sundowner]

Been watching Bushcraft Bear. Was amazing to see how he made a cooking pot out of bark. I think he's German but he never talks anyway . Good stuff all round.

 

[mousey]

https://bushcraftuk.com/community/index.php?threads/awesome-youtube-channels.148543/page-3

 

[oldtimer]

Paul Kirtley remains my favourite.

 

[Kepis]

The only shrafty channels i regularly watch these days are Greencraft, Bearded Bushcrafter, Bushcraft Padawan & Paul Kirtley, gave up on the likes of MCQ, Pathfinder, Bushcraft Lilly when they started to take themselves too seriously.

 

[Wild wandering woodsman]

The Austrian lassie Bushcraft Lilly.

A thinking bushcrafters totty!

I'm interested in skills not Totty! This mans a staying on his lonesome for the rest of time, had enough of the opposite sex to last me a lifetime! Ain't turning to the other side either

 

[Janne]

She has skills.
Budhcraft skills.
The only ’skill’ she does wrongly is the one with nuts.
Coconuts.

 

[Janne]

Bushcraft Sweden is another good one.

 

[falcon]

Most of those listed but particularly Greencraft, Joe Robinet and a relatively recent one Simon - a Bloke in the Woods who I think you would enjoy

 

[crosslandkelly]

This guy is very good, and down to earth.
https://www.youtube.com/user/hobbexp

 

[RictusGrimm]

I like Primitive Technology

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCAL3JXZSzSm8AlZyD3nQdBA

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[Ettrick reiver]

Vinnie’s day off is a cracking channel with no bs

 

[Billy-o]

There was a great set of short videos a few years ago. A guy made a knife from a file. Did it all outside. Built a furnace on the ground with a fan from a car to get it going. He showed how to anneal, set up guides to get the edges right, how to temper, put on the handle. All I can really remember is that it was all outside and he was (may have been) wearing a smelly Helly.

Anyway it was great. Most of the other ones I tend to think are a bit full of wind, or rather grand or are just making a vehicle to promote something or other.

EDIT: Oh, there you go .. found it. On Vimeo he is now. Greenpete

 

[Gcckoka]

Noone watches me ?

 

[Billy-o]

Someone does ... always

 

[mousey]

Noone watches me ?

Stick link down, I'm sure bit of shamless advertising would be alright by the mods .

I remember watching your hunting trip, and a couple of other vids [was it you who bought a sleeping bag in a can, or was that someone else?], I like your sound tracks too, .

 

[santaman2000]

-Survival Lilly
-70TheProfessor
-IaWoodsman
-Kiwi Dude (he mainly reviews military rations from areound the world)
-englishmaninontario (unfortunately he went silent a few years ago on youtube as well as here and BSUSA)
-Flora Dog

 

[Barney Rubble]

I think I spend more time watching youtube than I do mainstream tv nowadays! Anyhow, I enjoy a few bushcrafty and Wildcamping channels:

Joe Robinet,
Greencraft
Descattys
Crafty Veggie
TA Outdoors
Haze Outdoors
Erik Normark
Kent Survival
Nagualero
Shug Emery

All very good channels in my opinion.