Surviving a FREEZING Night in the Mountains | NO Tent, NO Sleeping gear

My man, long time no see, been waiting your videos, love from South Borneo❤

i've slept on frozen ground, wih just 4 layers of cheap cotton clothing, 1 pair of socks, unlaced shoes, beanie, gloves and an army field jacket. 3 mornings, , I woke up with snow dusting on me. All of the debris was wet/rotten/useless. 30F is nothing much, when you're properly clothed, dry and out of the wind.

You say you don’t carry a lighter but try taking one with but no fluid in it and see if you can start a fire with it. And demonstrate how to use different tinder methods like using the lint off your clothing. Or carry and demonstrate using magnesium/flint bar. I think that would be nice to add to the scenario

Wat een fantastisch en effectief idee, zo'n nest!

Ik vind het fantastisch wat je doet! Dit soort survival situaties zelf uitproberen! Groot respect!!!

Want to try this myself! Awesome!

You did good bro

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the beginning sounds like a scary horror.. hahaha scary and nice directing work hahha smooth

Bears are not coming out of hibernation because of the climate change. Temperature does not trigger hibernation.

That bear hadn't probably hibernated at all, because it did not reach the body mass that could sustain them in hibernation.

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I would definately bring a lighter probably multiple.. and an extra sweater lol possibly some more extra clothing incase I got very cold cuz I hate being cold. Also no one is going to tell you that the bear spray is overkill. If anything id say thats underkill.

its like les stroud survival situation!
keep it up ❤️

That was a wonderful survival video and I ever watched all my life? ?good bless yaa. . ! !

put a BIC Lighter in your pack, day, night, short term, long term....it may save your life...and those who say they don't work, when really cold...takee the lighter out, before gathering wood and put in an interior pocket, close to body...by time you done gathering firewood, it will be, plenty warm...easy to light

This scenario is unrealistic. I would never be caught in any wilderness , in any season , without enough gear to survive. Even as a minimalist there are options that would keep you alive and even warm .

What... you couldn't hack it with the same 10 items I take camping every single time? 🤣 pretty much anytime I see "survival challenge" it's basically glamping

Great Huge Bear: Well SOMEBODY’s been at MY porridge - AND THERE HE IS SLEEPING IN THE BOWL !!!

amazing..and my dude building it all in ski boots 💪✨️😄 awesome...great survival content and what hits at first second is how honest everything feels you do 👏 to me thats genuine survival teaching. I respect you...keep up the AMAZING work 💪 my SUB shall be yours now ✨️ greets from Switzerland 🇨🇭👋

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I put on my seat belt every time I get into the car, even though I’ve been driving for 35 yrs with only a couple minor incidents the first year…..the bear spray is not overkill. You never need it until you do, amd you’d feel pretty stupid if you didn’t have it then.
Dunno how well his would have worked if it was actually cold, but an interesting idea. What coat is that?

This sucks

Un vrai homme des bois !

Ga zo door ouwe gek, fucking vet!

Great video

Is this in Scandinavia?

Hi guy, I don't understand : no survival blancket or poncho, no fire kit, in the mountain ?

Most people that spend any significant time in the woods will have heard of the 10 essentials and will have that with them. This will include a method to start a fire.

Great video, good info. Thanks.

🤣 Oh, yeah, burn up your passport to start a fire! Great fore-sight! 🤣 Nice joke, though!

if i’m going out on a hike i probably have my first aid kit which i always keep a small lighter in

Rambo style survival ausome 😂

Very good video that's what you call survival 😂

Ausome much better than bear gryills

Why would anyone be in the middle of nowhere without a fixed blade knife capable of handling wood? Same goes for any means of lighting a fire.

B.S. Can't see his breath.

A person who may get lost in the woods, in unfavorable conditions should learn these most basic tips to survive the night. Doesn't take much. Don't panic and keep the proper attitude. Daylight will come . Really good video.

That was pretty cool, didn't think that would work so well.

Couldn’t the skis and poles have been used? Support for a roof of spruce branches?

can bear spray freeze?

My Daybag for woods/water contains; 8x8 tarp, poncho, wool blanket, metal canteen & cup, ferro rod, 6” full tang knife, 50’ of paracord, 2 mre meals broken down, small FAK, flashlight [2 cell], extra batteries.

I have a Bic lighter living in my pocket.. Most versatile and important piece of equipment that you can conveniently carry in my opinion
Great video as always!

A road flare and a 5x7 tarp would be my top choices for additions to that daypack.

Putting snow on top might have been more viable if you had a tarp or some other large sheet material that could stop it from falling down. But, most people don't carry something like that unless they plan on staying out the night, so it makes sense you wouldn't have included such an item for the scenario you were simulating.

Problem with bears is they can come upon you quickly not giving you time to respond.

Hello, my friend
Thank you for the great video.
I love your channel! Have a happy day.👍🏼

Good video. Didn't like the overly dramatic music, though. Made it seem more like a cheesy American "reality" show.

i was in the scouts as a kid, so anytime I go hiking or hill walking or any sort of out in the woods or wild for the day i always have an extra warm layer and an extra pair of warm socks, some sort of packed lunch/food (depending on how long I'm expecting to be out or where I'm going will decide whether its just a lunch, trail snacks or 1 or more meals), tea/coffee and a metal camp mug, a metal water bottle, (at least a liter), a lighter or ferro rod, a swiss army knife (or depending on the location a full-size camp knife) depending on the time of year and weather and where i'm going i will pack a sleeping bag and poncho or just a poncho, a small first aid kit and a space blanket, and depending on how long i was expecting to be out for 1 or 2 battery packs to charge my phone..........and id probably have my camera and drone with me as well.