Woot! Michael is going international =) Does this means we get swedish subtitles? 
Only kidding m8. Great work. :You_Rock_
Only kidding m8. Great work. :You_Rock_
Swedish bushcraft film :)
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Michel your videos totally rock!
Ditto swedish subtitles idea, it's the only way we're going to learn it mate!
Ditto swedish subtitles idea, it's the only way we're going to learn it mate!
I've only just spotted the third video - downloading now.
Really informative - it's great to see how other people do things, and learn some new stuff as well.
Thanks Michel!
Really informative - it's great to see how other people do things, and learn some new stuff as well.
Thanks Michel!
Number 4 in Michels survival series is on the go, he got home today after a very freezing night I have heard reports that it was about -18 tonight so it can be a interesting episode to see once he has edited it all =)
Heheh.. you mean when he stops shaking?
It's fairly insanely cold right now in Sweden. Hell it's Mars ***. I've even seen some of the birds starting to build nests. And it's -10 to -20?
It's fairly insanely cold right now in Sweden. Hell it's Mars ***. I've even seen some of the birds starting to build nests. And it's -10 to -20?
HuBBa said:Heheh.. you mean when he stops shaking?
It's fairly insanely cold right now in Sweden. Hell it's Mars ***. I've even seen some of the birds starting to build nests. And it's -10 to -20?
It´s really strange that has got this cold in march, but I hope King Bore stays, with the sunny days and the snow the wether is just perfect to be out in =)
-18! Hmm, I think thats a bit too cold for me. I'm quite happy to about -5, then it's time to call it quits and move to somewhere warmer! 
Really enjoyed that, I look forward to watching the next 2 episodes tomorrow. It would be great to see more people getting out and doing some amateur bushcraft films, there's not alot of it on tv so it is upto us to open up the market.
How about some films by the BushcraftUK team or even just filming the demonstrations and tutorials at the bushmoots, would be good to get some footage of Mors Kochanski in action at the BushcraftUK meet this summer if he would allow it.
How about some films by the BushcraftUK team or even just filming the demonstrations and tutorials at the bushmoots, would be good to get some footage of Mors Kochanski in action at the BushcraftUK meet this summer if he would allow it.
I just noticed this thread yesterday and so downloaded the movies last night. They played very well on all linux players.
These are some great movies! I particularly liked that full survival kit and proper clothing was described in detail, because a person never knows just what will come along. Little tricks like the bags between the socks and boot liners might be common practise in some places, but unknown to some people. Just that little trick could save some toes!
I sure haven't heard of anyone experimenting with a blood glucose meter, and so that sure breaks new ground, especially with the effects of spruce tea in raising blood sugar. Native people here would remove bark from trees and scrape the inner layer to use as food - so much along the same lines.
And I can see that I have to practise with my knife and quartz to get that good at fire making. I tried while on the beach today and found that the Murphey's knife (old Herter's design) which I've been using lately won't work despite being carbon steel, but I could get sparks from my hatchet. So I learned something very valuable!
Congratulations on producing some excellent videos, Michel. Apart from the great productions, the fact that you released them to the creative commons tells good things about you.
These are some great movies! I particularly liked that full survival kit and proper clothing was described in detail, because a person never knows just what will come along. Little tricks like the bags between the socks and boot liners might be common practise in some places, but unknown to some people. Just that little trick could save some toes!
I sure haven't heard of anyone experimenting with a blood glucose meter, and so that sure breaks new ground, especially with the effects of spruce tea in raising blood sugar. Native people here would remove bark from trees and scrape the inner layer to use as food - so much along the same lines.
And I can see that I have to practise with my knife and quartz to get that good at fire making. I tried while on the beach today and found that the Murphey's knife (old Herter's design) which I've been using lately won't work despite being carbon steel, but I could get sparks from my hatchet. So I learned something very valuable!
Congratulations on producing some excellent videos, Michel. Apart from the great productions, the fact that you released them to the creative commons tells good things about you.
WOW, Glad I spent the time downloading the three movies and the recommended player so the subtitles would work (No3 in English so no subtitles required).
Michel, I am very impressed by your bushcraft skills and the quality of your film making, well done. :You_Rock_
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Michel, I am very impressed by your bushcraft skills and the quality of your film making, well done. :You_Rock_
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Michael,
Really a nice job. I have watched 1 and 3, and just finished downloading episode 2. Off to watch episode 2.
Thanks
Really a nice job. I have watched 1 and 3, and just finished downloading episode 2. Off to watch episode 2.
Thanks
Just downloaded and watched them all....
Truly excellent films ,well made and very informative.
Keep up the good work, i look forward to watching more of your work soon.
Truly excellent films ,well made and very informative.
Keep up the good work, i look forward to watching more of your work soon.
I do really like these. Keep them coming Michael! Although judging by your recent trend of being more extreme (going out with no food, then going out with no food and pretty much nothing else either) perhaps you'd better stop now before you go just that little bit too far!
