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NorwegianBushcraft
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Приєднався 9 жов 2011
This channel is mainly for sharing small adventures and tips in close relation to bushcraft, survival and wilderness skills.
If theres something you would like to know, feel free to contact me.
Please subscribe and enjoy my videos!
If theres something you would like to know, feel free to contact me.
Please subscribe and enjoy my videos!
Frozen Bowdrill Skills
Bowdrill will be bowdrill whether it`s summer or winter. But the conditions is not the same. Not for the bowdrill set, not for the tinder and not for the person making it happen.
When doing this in the winter, snow and cold, there are more variables to consider than else. Frozen wood, very little tinder choices, snow and other obstacles to go thru. Practice is key.
I did not show the making of the set itself, you can find that in many of my other videos if needed.
When doing this in the winter, snow and cold, there are more variables to consider than else. Frozen wood, very little tinder choices, snow and other obstacles to go thru. Practice is key.
I did not show the making of the set itself, you can find that in many of my other videos if needed.
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The forgotten part of prepping
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To be prepared is so much more than stocks of food, water and gear. In this video I will give you my thoughts of the most important part of prepping.
Improve your success with firesteel
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Long time sins last time! Finally back with a new video. This time I`ll give you some tips on how to be more successful with a firesteel/ferrorod.
FWC-2020 Coming up!
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15th March is the date, sign up before its to late! Join us for a wonderful 6-day experience in the Norwegian winter wilderness. Odd Hjelen will guide you throughout the week and share his valuable experience as a survival instructor. Odd has trained both civilian and international military personnel for years in coping with the challenges of the icy north. We cover topics such as orientation, ...
How to pack the pulk for winter back country skiing
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In this video Odd is showing how he pack his pulk, and why it is packed like this. If it's for a one-nighter or an expedition, packing the pulk to be prepared for the unexpected is critical.
Speedy Stitcher - A survival tool?
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A useful outdoors tool that can save your day. It can fix clothes, tents, boots and so much more where a normal needle and tread will fail. By doing that, it can actually save your life in some situations.
Hidden survival kit
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Survival kits are popular, but I see to often that they are not adapted to the person or to the right environment. Sometimes they are so big that it will be unpractical to carry. In this video I show how I tuck away a few essential items to be sure they will always be with me. Its not complete in any situation, but these parts are universal for almost any environment. A propper survival kit is ...
Mergerra Clothing Review
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After the video "2days-30km-NoFood" I got a lot of questions about the clothing I used, specially the jacket. Both Jacket and trousers are from a small Swedish company called MERGERRA. I got to know this brand thru a highly educated Swedish Survival Instructor who have had some influence in the design of this jacket. What I did not mention in this review, is that you can get both the pants and ...
2days-30km-No Food
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I went for this adventure to push myself, and at the same time test if the Mergerra Steinar Jacket was up for the task of helping you when you are missing your gear. The trek was about 30km in straight line, but I do a lot of extra walking due to filming. I did not bring any food, I did eat some berries, but there was not many left this late of the year. Enjoy! On trips like this I bring emerge...
Trailer! 2Days-30K-No food
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Trailer for upcoming video. Release date 1. Oktober 2019 Video will be finished edited and uploaded within release date. Music: Movement Proposition - Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/
The need to connect
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This is a slightly different video from what I usually do. From time to time I feel the need to escape from the Matrix world we live in and connect with the real world, as it should be. Usually without a camera, but I want to share this to maybe influence more people to connect with the nature. Creating fire still gives a satisfaction as it has for the human rase for thousands of years. The mag...
The Survival Winch
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Here I show you a clever way to make yourself a handy little pulling tool. Almost like a mini come-a-long. Useful in emergencies as well as in Bushcraft and every day life. Link to video of bush winch method with rope: ua-cam.com/video/TNkmH3R9u70/v-deo.html Link to the video I fist saw the ratchet winch mod: ua-cam.com/video/dnVFPAtuXoc/v-deo.html
The one stick tarp stakes
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A quick tip on how to make several tent or tarp stakes out of a singel piece of wood. Enjoy!
Skiing Hardangervidda and forest camp
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Last week of March, Andrew Thomas-Price from Dryad Bushcraft in UK visited me to experience Hardangervidda during winter time. We spent some days up there, and rounded off with a couple of days in the spring forest, doing what we like best, Bushcraft. This is not a instructional video in any way, just a summary and a glimpse into the possibilities for outdoor and bushcraft activity in Norway. E...
Survival DIY water filters - misconceptions!!!
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In this video you will get some real information about the typical survival book water filter. And a lot of more useful info about purifying water. This type of survival filters are good, but they do not purify contaminated water into clean drinking water, as some books and videos claims. But they can filter away a lot of impurities, making the water ready for disinfection by boiling, chemical ...
DIY snowshoes for bushcraft and survival
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DIY snowshoes for bushcraft and survival
Plowstick fire - a different fire saw
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Plowstick fire - a different fire saw
How to clean campfire pots and kettles
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How to clean campfire pots and kettles
Winter Survival - 15 minutes shelter
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Winter Survival - 15 minutes shelter
Chillcheater base layer - syntetic vs. wool
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Chillcheater base layer - syntetic vs. wool
Narrate your actions you lazy bastard
Wah wah wah
Invest in a pencil and a tape measure lol😂
Folding ….“ handle “ is missing!
You could put the saw blade inside a suitable capped pvc pipe and attach it to your knapsack if there was no other way to carry it with you! I carry an older pack saw where 3 blades fit inside the aluminum frame with a folding Inside my knapsack! One fine tooth for cutting thru bone, two others for wood! Received it as a gift from my friend when I was in my early 20’s, he since has passed!it weighs less than a pound and has lasted almost 50 years so far!
I wish I could see the trigger system.
have you tried gluing to a canvas tarp? im planning to silicone an 8'10'^2 egyptian cotton sheet i got a pair of and i wonder if it would adhere the same way... hmm...great vid! thanks for takin the plunge!!!
A "fir" lined snow shelter! Good job!
Visste ikke at et var mulig i skandinaviske forhold 😮 veldig mye inspirerende og imponerende
Blir det ikke noen nye opplastninger?
Did try the oven, to just heat it up and using it with the fan? That should also bone dry it, and much quicker
Thanks for sharing,🥶🥶🥶 burrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr!!!🤩
Your shelter experience will safe somebody's life, especially in winter severe storm.
What brand is your backpack?
Looks like an Alice pack
Simple and effective idea. Thanks for sharing.
Very cool, thank you!👍👍
Good idea. 👍👍
I already knew about these and was interested in getting one (even if I don't particularly need it, or it's something I needed but never knew). Thanks for the explanation on the curvy needle, I was wondering what that was for!
Ohh this seems tough. It's almost like something we used to call a clack tour where I grew up.
Would you be able to do a video on how to tie the the cross Pieces for your foot I’m making a pair and can’t find video on the knot thx
Thank you 👍😊
How lucky it is to be hiking with a snow shovel.
there are collapsable backpack sized shovels, I call them trench shovels, they are very handy for outdoorsmen
Many smart people carry a snow shovel, especially in avalanche country, here in Canada!
I was thinking for most people using snow shoes as a shovel is probably more realistic if caught in an emergency.
Sincerely miss your videos Odd. I know they are time demanding etc and I am not that spoilt that I expect you to post more 😅 BUT just saying you're the best! hilsen Paul (south norway)
Thank you, good video!
I would have tried a hand full of gravel first.
How do they feel in hot 100 degrees summer??
talk about food for the week. Frozen thaw it and how much fuel to get your food ready to eat. Do you always have one hot meal a day or just prepackage stuff. Thank you from Wyoming.
идея хорошая, реализация хромает. Площадь сопротивления маленькая, надо было обмотать лентой или брезентом.
ain't that called a Spanish wrench
Wool doesn't warm when wet. Nothing does.
Intro music?
I guess its realistic for someone thats in a true survival situation carrys around a snow shovel
I know people who have fallen to the elements while being on simple pleasure trips with snowmobiles. Caught by surprise by bad, blinding weather.
Pent godt laget å god info uten å overforklare 👍👍
I just got one and its instantly my favourite bit of kit. I’ll fine any excuse to wear/ use it. So versatile, so durable, water proof, wind proof, tarp, hammock, shelter, sleeping bag, its the best.
Really AWESOME ! Thank you for the vid
Good Job! formulating Ideas for my own survival journey on Alones upcoming season. Thanks again
I'm an idiot, so I always bring a very fine coffee filter (about 3 microns), in case of emergency still water drinking. On the other hand, I too live in norway, and streams are abundant.
Hey hey .. ik heb nu 3 pants , blue Ocean , coffee brown and Black lava TOP gear !! thxs voor het delen ! grtz. Janneman uit Nederland ...
I've always just washed my pots at camp and kind of enjoyed the patina(wife says dirt) but you demonstrated this so easy and effective that I will try it. Good one.
I'm always surprised that more people don't have this in their repair kit. Great tip.
I use my Jerven similarly in cold dry conditions and I also use a vapour barrier depending on conditions but when the temp approaches zero and the humidity becomes a factor I had a situation where I slept in my bag inside my Jerven and I suspected the temp and humidity would be an issue so I ran a ridge line between the Jerven bag and the top of my sleeping bag forming almost a tent a couple of inches off my bag. I did this hoping the extra air flow (I left the head and foot open) would prevent moisture building up between the Jerven bags insulation and shell. Well I woke up dry and comfortable and couldn't feel any moisture but as I broke camp I hung the Jerven up and almost immediately water started pouring out of the zippers at the bottom. I estimate at least 1-2 cups of water came out and I fear a second night in that setup would have soaked my sleeping bag if I couldn't dry the Jerven. This isn't a fault of the Jerven bag and I consider my bag an essential winter camping item but it is something folks need to keep in mind. Love your set up.
Definatly, it is a survival tool for tarp/tent/backpack... Also need some Silicon and Mineral Spirit to water seal.
You can find good tutorials on yt for DIY waterproofing, using that combination and others. Best wishes. @@barnabyvonrudal1
Give me the link of the thread on Amazon please. What kind of thread? Is it waxed?
anyway it looks like good exercise
Love the video, looks cozy!
I just discovered this channel. Anyone know if he is still around or did he quit UA-cam?
I may have a Hispanic last name but I'll never forget my Norwegian ancestry
You spent more time showing the vehicle crawling back rather than the process as to how to maneuver the branches
I see are in your right mind. I am also left t.😂
What is that bread recipe you were talking about? Great channel. Makes me want to camping again.