How to Make a Stone Axe

"How to Make a Stone Axe - Learn an easy way to haft a stone aged forest axe. Wait to the very end to see the axe in action by felling a tree. Watch full swings, flintknapped stone and history unfold in-front of your eyes. If a stone aged axe is not for you try something more modern like a Gransfors Bruks Scandinavia Forest Axe. It’s the same one that accompanied me on History Channels Alone Season 6."

En Tierra de Todos

"Este documental de trece minutos nos presenta a través de las vivencias personales de Sofía, Juan y Fernando, una visión diferente a la que habitualmente se conoce de la relación ente ganadería y lobo donde la coexistencia con la especie es posible. Sus protagonistas se dedican a la ganadería y el pastoreo en zonas con presencia de este carnívoro."

The Woodsman With No Skills - What it Really Takes to Be in The Woods

"A small rant about what you need and don't need in order to get out in the woods from the perspective of a woodsman."

A Viking "Baptism"

"The shelter is finished and I chose to "baptise" it with beer. Now it's til to relax and enjoy my new Cimbrer Camp and wood stove...very cozy."

Cimbrer Bushcraft's "First coffee in [his] new Cimbrer Camp"

"Day 4-6 ..still working on my shelter but soon I'll be finished and can start up my stove. In this episode I begin installing the stove...hope you like."

Cimbrer Bushcraft's Shelter build and Unboxing video

"Starting the building af my new shelter/shed ..and unboxing my new wood stove from Work Tuff Stove"

Survival Skills: The Best Tinder for Starting a Fire

"Tinder is the foundation of starting a solid fire. Kevin Estela breaks down manmade vs natural tinder and how to select and use tinder to easily and quickly start a fire, even in difficult environments. Manmade options are often most effective, as they light easier and burn longer than the natural counterpart. If manmade tinder isn't an option, the great outdoors are abundant with dry, dead leaves and bark that will work very well for lighting your fire. A Ferro rod and your knife will be essential tools for this, giving you a spark to start a fire. Watch as Kevin Estela demonstrates these techniques as well as others."

Off-Roading in a Defender and Range Rover

Off-Roading in a Defender and Range Rover | RadVentures

For Ryan Symancek, a car’s character only comes alive in its true element. RadVentures isn’t a show about staring at museum pieces; it’s a show about feel. The feeling you get when you push a car to its full potential.

This episode focuses on Land Rover’s two classics from the mid-’90s: the Land Rover Defender and the Range Rover Classic.

Ryan opens with the most utilitarian piece of British metal possible, a British Army FV432 Personnel Carrier tank built by GKN Sankey. Comparing the tank to the ruggedness of Land Rover’s early years, Ryan stumbles upon a Range Rover Classic (the prettiest of the Land Rover fleet).

Given free range to explore Monticello Motor Club’s off road trails, the Range Rover is shaken down to see if the added luxury takes away from its usability in the woods. Things are going well, until the Range Rover gets stuck and Ryan is left lost in the forest trying to find his escape pod, a 1994 Land Rover Defender.

Ryan drives the Defender hard, back through the mud and snow, to get to the Range Rover’s location and save it. However, during the expedition back, Ryan realizes he might love the Defender more. He can only drive one truck out of the woods. So what will he go home with?

Vehicles Featured:

Churchill Classics 1995 Range Rover Classic (@churchhillclassics)

Himalaya 1994 Land Rover Defender 110 (@drivehimalaya)

Axe Handle Bucksaw, Spare parts can make a 2nd Tool in Camp