A Survival Tips and Techniques Blog | UrbanWoodsman.com

A review and test of the Jetboil, not really a Wilderness Survival Tool, but a great item for those of you who are going to practice your skills out in the field. Great for trail hiking or climbing areas that do not permit building camp fires. Carried in our 12 X 4, by Maxpedition, a great item capable of carrying a large nalgene bottle or even becoming a great survival or cooking kit in its self.

Reggie Bennett from Mountain Shepherd teaches how to determine what plants in the wilderness are edible and what plants are poisonous. For the entire playlist of Wilderness Survival Videos visit: youtube.com For more information on Mountain Shepherd Survival School or to sign up for classes visit: MountainShepherd.com

Winter Shelter set-up and test with out Eno Single Nest Hammock and Z-Lite Therm-a-Rest sleeping pad. Great shelter for moderately cold weather.

I’ve been camping and doing alot of outdoor stuff so no nead to worry. I’m testing/ showing how to use one of the survival kits I’ve been making for my family and friends over the years and thaught it would be best just to film me staying by my self in the outdoors for a few days/ nights. Just wondering if you have any tips or pointers?

I’ll be doing this in the middle of kansas.