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Bush Lore Survival
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This is the official channel for Bush Lore Australia, Australia's leading survival, tracking and bushcraft school.
Bush Lore specialises in wilderness and urban survival knowledge and bushcraft skills including tracking and observation, wilderness navigation, primitive survival skills, nature awareness, survival self-defence, hostile environment awareness training, wild foods, wild medicines, survival hunting skills, scouting & patrolling, wilderness evasion, warrior vision quests, warrior training, military combative skills and more.
Bush Lore is focused on assisting individuals, families and communities to become more self-reliance, self-responsible, capable and to maximise their potentials in all areas of the lives and experiences.
We share information on these subjects with the aim of presenting balanced and common sense information regarding survival, tracking and bushcraft.
Bush Lore specialises in wilderness and urban survival knowledge and bushcraft skills including tracking and observation, wilderness navigation, primitive survival skills, nature awareness, survival self-defence, hostile environment awareness training, wild foods, wild medicines, survival hunting skills, scouting & patrolling, wilderness evasion, warrior vision quests, warrior training, military combative skills and more.
Bush Lore is focused on assisting individuals, families and communities to become more self-reliance, self-responsible, capable and to maximise their potentials in all areas of the lives and experiences.
We share information on these subjects with the aim of presenting balanced and common sense information regarding survival, tracking and bushcraft.
Видео
The Importance of the Tinder Bundle
Просмотров 3,1 тыс.4 года назад
This is a sample lecture from Bush Lore Survival's DVD/USB and online course series on Primitive Survival Skills. This lecture is from Volume 2 of the series and discusses the often overlooked importance of the tinder bundle in friction fire lighting practice.
Why Make Containers in Primitive Survival Situations?
Просмотров 1,7 тыс.5 лет назад
This video discussion from Bush Lore's Primitive Survival Skills course covers the topical issue of drinking water in survival situations. So many people still are of the belief that water can be sourced and consumed directly from pristine natural watercourses. This concept disregards the evidence of ever increasing contamination of fresh water sources in conjunction with decreasing microbiome ...
Making a Bamboo Boiling Container with Stone Tools
Просмотров 1,1 тыс.5 лет назад
As the title states in this video, Rich demonstrates how stone tools could be utilised to cut and prepare a boiling container in which to sterilise wild water in a survival situation where you possessed no modern tools.
Why Shelter is a Survival Priority.
Просмотров 1,8 тыс.5 лет назад
This is a discussion by Rich Hungerford - Senior Survival & Tracking Instructor at Bush Lore Survival that breaks down the 'why', shelter remains one of the top survival priorities for humans.
Learning from the Elders - Imagination
Просмотров 2,7 тыс.5 лет назад
This is a lecture from Bush Lore Survival's Primitive Survival Skills course that we wanted to share with you. Within the lecture (from Bush Lore's DVD series and online courses) Rich discusses the power of imagination as a problem solving catalyst and how ancient humans of all cultures have tapped into this human ability to address the issue of meeting life support necessities.
Trackers use UAV during Search and Rescue Training
Просмотров 9805 лет назад
Aerial footage captured with a Search and Rescue (SAR) Tracking Team's Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV). This footage was taken using a UAV during a Queensland Remote Area Tracker (QRAT) SAR exercise. The UAV operator was provided with an area of likely approach and then flew a search pattern over that area until identifying the hikers on the ground. This provides real time imagery of their condit...
44 Gallon Drum Desalination/Distillation Unit
Просмотров 1,8 тыс.5 лет назад
Water it one of the highest survival priorities for human survival assurance. Water alone though is not what our bodies need. That water must be safe drinking water. If it is not then you risk becoming sick and debilitated. There are no shortcuts with water. When all of the available water you have access to is contaminated or is salt water you need to distill it to ensure health integrity for ...
Rifleman Knife Review
Просмотров 4,3 тыс.5 лет назад
In this video Rich reviews a survival/bushcraft blade designed and manufactured by Rifleman Knives.
How to Light a Tyre Signal Fire - Part 1
Просмотров 1,1 тыс.5 лет назад
In this video Rich Hungerford demonstrates how you can set a vehicle tyre on fire quickly and efficiently in order to make your location known to Search & Rescue crews. Part 2 is found at: ruclips.net/video/eOD16v-PC20/видео.html
How to Light a Tyre Signal Fire - Part 2
Просмотров 2,8 тыс.5 лет назад
This is the second part of the 'How to Light a Tyre Signal Fire to Save Your Life' video during which Rich demonstrates how to light a vehicle tyre quickly and efficiently in order to make your location known to Search & Rescue crews.
The Next Generation of Warrior Survivors
Просмотров 4835 лет назад
In this short video Pia Hungerford puts on an imaginary wildlife education presentation for us. She is a light hearted breath of freshness in an all too often stale, bitter and fearful world. Here's a kid who knows more about wild animals, the bush, survival, tracking, bush tucker and bush medicine than most adults ever will. She is also keenly aware of how important the wilderness is to the he...
Nature Awareness Series - Wildlife Encounter
Просмотров 8875 лет назад
In this video Rich discusses wildlife encounters and in particular snakes. He explains some of the body language communicated by snakes to us when we encounter them in the bush. He examines tracks left by snakes and other facets of their behaviour. The aim here is to create greater understanding of these amazing creatures and build a deeper connection with the natural world. Please note: Rich i...
Nature Awareness Series - Animal Bones
Просмотров 8515 лет назад
In this video Rich explains how to use animal bones to learn what animal species are resident in the wild places you access.
Nature Awareness Series - Learning From Bird Nests
Просмотров 4865 лет назад
In this video Rich explains how we can all learn so much from simply appreciating the incredible weaving and construction magic undertaken by most bird species.
Nature Awareness Series - Bird Language
Просмотров 8715 лет назад
Nature Awareness Series - Bird Language
Nature Awareness Series - Sit Spots
Просмотров 1,6 тыс.5 лет назад
Nature Awareness Series - Sit Spots
Stone pecking technique to make a bevel block
Просмотров 2,2 тыс.5 лет назад
Stone pecking technique to make a bevel block
The bare essential survival shelter concept (AKA - The Bush Lore Boot Lace Shelter)
Просмотров 1,1 тыс.5 лет назад
The bare essential survival shelter concept (AKA - The Bush Lore Boot Lace Shelter)
An Example of a Group Survival Shelter Camp
Просмотров 5245 лет назад
An Example of a Group Survival Shelter Camp
Tracking Skills & Observations - Animal tunnels
Просмотров 5015 лет назад
Tracking Skills & Observations - Animal tunnels
Estimating the age of abandoned camp fire places
Просмотров 7865 лет назад
Estimating the age of abandoned camp fire places
Behind the Scenes During a Bush Lore Activity
Просмотров 6716 лет назад
Behind the Scenes During a Bush Lore Activity
High Range Outdoors Short Range (SR20) Pack - Review
Просмотров 1,1 тыс.6 лет назад
High Range Outdoors Short Range (SR20) Pack - Review
Traditional Australian Bushcraft Series - Wire Gates & Lever Fasteners
Просмотров 1,6 тыс.6 лет назад
Traditional Australian Bushcraft Series - Wire Gates & Lever Fasteners
Primitive Hand Drill Friction Fire Process
Просмотров 1,3 тыс.6 лет назад
Primitive Hand Drill Friction Fire Process
Special Forces Tomahawk Fighting - Types of Tomahawks
Просмотров 153 тыс.6 лет назад
Special Forces Tomahawk Fighting - Types of Tomahawks
SF Tomahawk Fighting - Psychology of Axe Warfare
Просмотров 98 тыс.6 лет назад
SF Tomahawk Fighting - Psychology of Axe Warfare
Thank you for this video and the useful knife tip. I saw it years ago but having issues with my knife sheath when wearing it on my belt, I will use your tip to secure it.
But, training!!!
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Standard Gympie Muster
R.I.P. Earphone users, guys. Holy hell, that high pitch ringing set off my tinnitus!!! Kudos though, that's what is sounds like.
Turn down the music
Cool, but never gonna be holding a tomahawk against a gun. They'll tell you to drop it before they get that close. Only weapons I believe ould work against a drawn gun have to be a surprise, like my cane, which I can strike a hand lightning quick standing 6' away with my cane at 8'. I move when I do it, and I gotta quick backup secondary, but if the first strike hits, its over for that hand. I can draw two large knives in a second flat for both. They are concealed and appear instantly ready. I can dual weld my cane with tomahawks too, and its lots of fun. I throw them into a huge old dead tree in the forest I practice in everyday. I got metal weighted paracord braids that hang from my bumb armored hat, I can whip a gun hand with. Got a bolo like necklace I can do the same with. I train hard everyday for no reason and develop myself to fight various weapons I can incorporate and use as multitools also. Got some cool and unique stuff going on. Im too old though. I wont ever sell any of it either probably, but I got an entire multiweapon system going on and it's powerful. I customize all my weapons to control them more powerfully, by using Constrictor Knots applied with spikes. So my EDC looks wicked cool and is wicked powerful for me. Tennessee allows any carry of any blade, including swords, cane swords. Spent my entire life fighting, Now Ill probably never be in a fight again. Of course, I refuse to be around other people, so its difficult to get in a fight. I usually carry everything out to the store just asI practice in the forest, except my canteen and tomahawks. So Im not even as likely to have the tomahawk with me or in hand. I do love tomahawks though, and I got plenty use for the heavy ones.
Loser
Looks like a bullshido
If someone sees you with a weapon though, their either going to retreat or fully commit. They would just shoot you, not be getting close and talking.. 🤣
This is a commercial for Heineken 0%
A couple Aussie dudes made a more realistic close-miss with a gun scene than just about every major Hollywood movie has in forever
I was lucky enough to learn these skills in the SADF. We never used gps. It's not difficult to do. Anyone can learn it. I still do it to this day, second nature. Shame that the youngsters don't.
Do you work with Gordon Steadman?
Is the Tomahawk fighting DVD still available for sale? Where can I go to purchase a copy?
Interesting video. liked!
Do people actually buy these videos?
I didn't see a single guy say "Quake, leave, or You want me to drop this cunt?"
guys... don't bring an ax to a gunfight 😄
Have an aussie military screw up coming today. Guess yall forgot to tell crossfire you were updating camo patterns. Cannot wait. Great review!
Warning.... Don’t grab the barrel of Anyone’s bang bang. Every situation we have seen ends in the guy dead. Grabbing anything pointed at you when someone has their finger on the trigger & is Crazy. Nobody is that fast.... people actually think they are though....
I enjoy this kind of stuff but let's get one thing said off the bat: the way fights are shown in film and TV is ONLY good for film/TV. If you have ANY type of firearm, your best bet is to stay back 2-3 steps from someone (assuming you're approaching them with the gun at the ready, pointed at center mass.) This is obviously most important when you notice they have some sort of melee weapon (knife, machete/sword, club, axe, etc.) That's because a firearm is a ranged weapon whereas the others are hand-to-hand weapons. If the other person has 2-3 steps to take to reach you with their weapon, that is PLENTY of time to get off a couple shots, at least. When you see people in movies, the assaulter will be within 1/2-1 step and have the gun on them and point blank. In that situation, it is much easier for the unarmed/melee person to close the gap and divert the muzzle of the gun away from themselves. Considering that almost all of my training is with firearms and defensive/escape, I have a hard time watching someone depict a 1-on-1 capture (where someone has a pistol trying to subdue the other). Most of the time, they show the person within 2-3" of the muzzle to the other person. Anyone with 15 seconds of training knows that this is the easiest to counter because of the way guns work. What I will say is that you won't always have a person attacking you with a gun so that is where melee weapons shine. If I'm in a fight, I want the fight to be as one-sided as possible. If they come at me empty-handed, you can bet your ass I'm getting my knife at the very least. If someone has a knife/club/axe, I'm going for my pistol and creating distance. If they have a gun, I'm waiting for my opportunity and unloading every single round in my mag before they figure out that I'm resisting. To hell with a fair fight, I want to live. If I want a fair fight, I'll go spar at the gym. Anywhere beyond that, I've got at least 2 knives, a pistol (with ~40 rounds in loaded mags) and a rifle in my armored backpack that I'm carrying.
I'm digging the Volcom hat BTW
i will never understand this things i have fire arms with moderate range and there is a big man with a fucking battle axe ready to fight to to the death . why i cant shoot you first from behind take your stuff and Simply go on my way .never understand it . but i love it anyway .
Bruh tell me this is a joke 💀
Earned a sup mate
+Bush Lore Survival Great review of what appears to be a great ruck. I agree with you about the civilian hiking and camping rucks. I use military rucks because the civilian hiking and camping rucks feel like flimsy tissue and are expensive in price, especially considering the quality of them compared to surplus. The frame on the ruck is very much like the very thick and heavy duty polymer frame on my U.S.G.I. MOLLE 2 large combat ruck ( not the first iterations, with flimsy polymer frames that were prone to breakage and rucks were in sections, where the sleep gear carrier was a component that had to be attached. Mine is the much better, upgraded, improved, and better kind in UCP/ACU Digital camo which is the ruck the U.S. Army uses now ). The frames are contoured much the same and the rucks attach to the frames in the same manner with the sleep gear compartment now built into the ruck system, which can be opened into a big ruck, much like this can, with heavy duty YKK zippers. Based on what I've seen, the capacities are very similar ( the U.S. Army MOLLE 2 is 4000 cubic inches main ruck that includes 2 large "sustainment pouches" of 500 cubic inches each, giving an extra 1000 cubic inches, which are part of the set and attach to the MOLLE webbing at the tops of each side, for 90 + liters. The MOLLE webbing on the Crossfire ruck seems to be significantly heavier than on my U.S. rucks [also own the U.S. Marine ILBE, also 90+ liters], which have MOLLE webbing more like the webbing on the pouches you have attached on the sides. I'm not sure of the denier weight, but they are both Cordura with a rubberized backing and sock collar with drawstring like this ruck, which gives you some degree of weather-proofing. Much better than civilian hiking rucks I've handled. I hadn't thought of the correlation of kinetic energy as it relates to the frame contour but, since I heard you mention it, it makes sense. I'm aware of the U.S. Army ruck frame contour being upgraded, improved, and curved to better fit with plate carriers but, since I wear chest rigs and tac vests, I hadn't thought of how it would sway with you. I like the large amount of internal organization ( like the mesh pockets ) the Crossfire has, something they should have built into U.S. military rucks. The large U.S. military rucks have sets of D rings to allow the addition and concurrent use of hydration bladders and bladder carriers and radio pouches ( I use the radio pouches, along with compression sacks and kit bags, plus the MOLLE webbing on the bladder carriers to add some more organization inside the rucks ). These seem to be very high quality, strong, heavy duty rucks. Are they what your military uses? Now that I am 47 years old, I don't load 80+ pound ruck loads, plus guns, mags, extra ammo, chest rigs, pistol belt, and so on. I do like having more than I need. I have these 2 large rucks, but don't own medium rucks ( except for the assault packs that clip onto the large main rucks, probably 25-30 liters each ). What do you prefer for mid-size military rucks, say 50 liters or so? I have been looking at mid-sized rucks and haven't seen a mid-sized ruck that has plenty of MOLLE plus internal organization in that size range that catches my eye. Anyway, I really enjoyed the review and the ruck, you have gained a subscriber
You do realize it's a breaching tool..Right?
Too true. Career infantrymen before gps.
Fun fact... There was an acting 101 booklet in the bag...
how similar is the tomahawk 2 the cork axe?
you helped to sell this to me thanks m8
good stuff. that full speed demo really shows the instructor knows his stuffs.
because of this video, I purchased a DG16. Spent a month with it in the field and it worked great! Works very well with body armor....
I have been waiting for a comment like this. I wanted to know how this holds up in a field environment. Thinking about purchasing for when my unit goes for their ftx. Thank you!
More like tomahawk fighting against really stupid people holding guns 😂
When attacked by two at once you’d move around one putting the other behind him so you only deal with one at a time
Special force : watch your back (surprising the enemy) Thug : imma head off
Tinnitus warning!!!!
You take a people's fighting firearms and they focus on edged weapons. Sad.
Why you don't you have 1MILLION subs is beyond me mate. 🤝
Bought this based primarily on your review! Good stuff. Im finding that with armor I actually dont mind running it short back with the belt pads removed, first pack I've felt comfortable doing that with! With my AVS it just get swallowed into the pack and is super comfortable. and its easy to convert it for when im not wearing belt kit and armor. Love it!
I found your RUclips vids last week and enjoy them. I’ve subscribed and like most of your vids. Thanks for your useful knowledge and service. I appreciate it. 🇦🇺
Ok that was good.
Alright. I've been looking for a backpack. But every backpack has it's flaws and this seems to be something I only need. 1 backpack to rule em all!
For some reason, I really doubt a mugger is going to be asking for your wallet that close if you are holding a tomahawk...
He had a shotgun.
😂
Bro have you seen them? They are retarded
To be fair, the mugger was portrayed as piss drunk lol
Actually it's pretty common in Detroit ect. Gotta remember they aren't USUALLY trying to kill you but intimidate.
Assassin's Creed Rogue combat theme
Assassins Creed 3 is a good tutorial on tomahawk fighting.
How much?
Why are comments turned off in a huge number of old videos now?
Ays you kin sey, Thes music eys supa laud.
This was so fucking cringe I can’t