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Mistakes From the Bear Grylls Show That Can Actually Get You Killed

by Charl M
August 27, 2024


Any person who has spent any amount of time in what I call “serious wilderness” will be acutely aware of the fact that you are completely isolated. And I mean, completely isolated.
I have driven on roads in Africa that are so isolated that if you have an accident or a breakdown, it could take hours or even days before someone comes by. You have no mobile signal and cannot call anyone. You are completely on your own.
Now, how does this relate to Bear Grylls? Bear is an interesting, highly capable guy who presents a thoroughly enjoyable show. As we contemplate wilderness survival scenarios, some of what Bear Grylls teaches us could be of value.
But there is one very important thing that Bear seems to miss completely. And that is that a single stupid mistake could cost you your life in a truly isolated wilderness.
When looking at animals, you quickly realize that they are “risk averse.” And for good reason. The stupid ones who take silly risks have mostly died out long ago during evolution.
I have quite a few animals on my farm. I can tell you that the animals that usually stick their heads into holes or small gaps, like to jump over fences or venture too close to snakes, are the animals that don’t survive long. Jumpers typically break something or tear muscles, and where I live, that gets you eaten. I don’t have veterinarians close by, and the cost of getting a vet out to my place almost exceeds the value of the animal.
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So, let’s get back to Bear Grylls. The man is an excellent showman and also an excellent survivalist. But here are some examples of things he does that could get you killed.
Lack of Emphasis on Preparation

Bear’s idea is to set off into the wilderness with only a cameraman and a backup team and then make it look like he is unprepared.
I would suggest you take a lot of stuff when you set off into the wilderness for a long period, maybe even permanently. Knives, ropes, cords, tarps, axe, gun, flint-and-steel, the whole nine yards.
One evening spent wet and shivering could set you up for pneumonia and death. Don’t be that guy.
Risk-Taking Behavior

Bear is reckless. And he has to be because otherwise, most people would not watch the show. In a post-SHTF world, living on the edge, acting in the moment, and just doing all these “extreme adventure” types of behavior will get you injured and lead to death.
Survival depends on being able to take risks when absolutely no other option is available. Seeing that you are surviving and not fleeing the Mad Max Army, I suggest you plan every step, think about every route, and never do stupid things just for fun.
Jumping Into Unknown Water

I have met personally a guy who dove into shallow water and is spending the rest of his life in a wheelchair due to a severe spinal injury. I know a lady who lost a son who jumped off a cliff and never surfaced again; the suspicion is that he may have snagged onto vegetation and then got carried off by underwater currents.
So unless the mafia is coming after you and the hitman has you in the sights of his Glock, you don’t jump into water you are unfamiliar with, regarding depth, currents, etc.
Demonstrating Unsafe Climbing Techniques

Bear thinks he is Tazan or Alex Honnold. You should not make the same mistake. Also, climbers know this; it’s much easier going up than coming down.
So the warning here is that if you think you can make it to the top, only to realize that you cannot, the chances of coming down safely are not in your favor.
Ask anyone who is involved in rock climbing. In many instances, you cannot come down the same slope you went up. You have been warned.
Consuming Potentially Toxic Plants

I’m not saying you shouldn’t pick an apple and eat it, but trying out a berry or root that you’re only half sure about can be dangerous. There are far more toxic plants than edible ones, so unless you’re 100% certain, it’s better not to take the risk.
You can’t go wrong with a rabbit you’ve trapped, but misidentifying a berry could have serious consequences. If you want to be confident in what you’re foraging, The Forager’s Guide to Wild Foods is an invaluable resource. It can help ensure that what you’re eating is truly safe.
Building Shelters in Precarious Locations

Sleeping on the edge of a cliff, in a ravine, high up on rocks, or high up in a tree could seem like a good idea. But avoid as far as possible. You don’t have baboon-like dexterity and tree-climbing skills.
The odds of falling to your death are greater than being caught by a Lion or getting washed away in a flash flood. Once again, there are circumstances under which you will need to sleep up in a tree, but they will be rare.
Keep in mind that Bear is a trained soldier who is in peak physical and mental condition. Unless you have the same physical skill set, I suggest you take it easy. Real easy.
Handling Wildlife Without Caution

One mistake with the wrong animal, and you will be a corpse. It’s as simple as that. Steve Irwin learned an expensive lesson.

I have regular rabies shots after I tried to intervene in a fight between a dog I owned and a fox. The fox bit me, which made me realize that anything can bite you at any time, including animals that carry rabies.
Just avoid animals, snakes, bugs, whatever. It’s not worth the risk.
Drinking His Urine

I am not saying you should never drink your urine. I am saying that it should be an absolute last resort.
The issue with toxins building up in your body is that it diminishes your mental capacity and can lead to hallucinations. If drinking your own urine can keep you alive another day, then consider it, but try to avoid it at all costs.
The last thing you want to do is wander around in the wilderness, poisoned, delusional, and with impaired decision-making abilities.
You will notice, and this ties in with my initial comments, that almost everything I mention springs forth from risk-taking behavior. Now, animals take risks, but only ever as a lost resort.
One rule, for example, you see animals live by is that you only fight as an absolute last resort and then try to ensure it’s not a fair fight. This is because fighting for fun can lead to deadly injuries.
The same principle should apply to all risk-taking behavior. You need to be able to take risks, but in the wild, it’s not the daring and reckless who survive but the prudent and wise. Those who know to avoid risks unless it’s a last resort.
If you’re serious about thriving in the wild for the long haul, Nicole Apelian’s Wilderness Long-Term Survival Guide is an essential resource. In 2015, Nicole participated in the History Channel’s TV show Alone, where she survived 57 days on Vancouver Island with little more than a knife and her extensive knowledge of the land.
Dr. Apelian was truly alone—no crew, no gear beyond what fit in her backpack—surviving by foraging wild plants that served as both food and medicine. Her guide is packed with the same practical advice and in-depth knowledge that helped her thrive in one of the most challenging environments. This isn’t just about survival—it’s about ensuring you live to tell the tale.
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7 Herbs for wound care every prepper should know about

08/28/2024 // Evangelyn Rodriguez // 440 Views

Tags: alternative medicine, emergency medicine, goodhealth, herbal medicine, Herbs, homesteading, natural cures, natural healing, natural health, natural medicine, Naturopathy, off grid, plant medicine, preparedness, prepper, prepping, remedies, SHTF, survival, survival medicine, wound care, Wound Healing



Since time immemorial, humans have been using plants for medicine, especially for treating and disinfecting wounds. For instance, in India – the birthplace of the oldest medical system known to man (Ayurveda) – tribes in the north eastern provinces relied on more than 800 different plant species to treat their wounds before the advent of modern medicine.A recent study identified Indian pennywort, emperor's candlesticks, papaya, garlic, turmeric, aloe vera and cotton tree as some of the plants traditionally used by Indian healers for wound healing.
In the Balkan Peninsula (southeastern Europe), meanwhile, folk healers were said to have made infusions, decoctions, ointments, skin oils and balms to treat wounds and various skin issues using plants like broadleaf plantain, St. John's wort, yarrow, marigold, elderberry, coltsfoot and plums. These plants have been reported by studies to have potent wound healing effects, confirming the reliability of herbs as natural remedies.
When SHTF, you can take advantage of the healing properties of various medicinal plants by growing them in your backyard or home garden or by learning how to forage for them. (Related: Going green? Here's what you need to know about medicinal herb gardens.)
7 Wound-healing herbs you can use for first aid

The likelihood of receiving professional medical care if you get injured goes down in times of disaster or emergency. Natural disasters can easily overwhelm or put a stop to emergency services. This is why it's important to be prepared for these situations. Having a first-aid kit ready along with a well-stocked medicine cabinet is the best way to ensure that even the smallest injuries can get treated so they don't turn into something serious.
Herbs and natural products are generally safer to use and gentler on the body than modern medications. Aside from being effective, researchers agree that herbal medicines cause fewer side effects, especially when taken at the recommended doses. When SHTF and you find yourself needing to treat minor wounds, scratches, insect bites and the like, remember these seven herbs with wound-healing properties that you can use as emergency medicine: (h/t to TheOrganicPrepper.com)
Wolf's bane (arnica)

Arnica montana, also known as wolf's bane, is a perennial plant with yellow-orange flowers native to the mountains of Europe and Siberia but is now widely cultivated in North America. Studies show that wolf's bane is brimming with bioactive components that give it antibacterial, antioxidant, anti-inflammatory and wound-healing properties.
Traditionally used as a topical medicine since the 1500s, wolf's bane extract is now a common ingredient in skin creams, ointments, liniments, salves and tinctures. A study published in the journal Frontiers in Surgery also reported that wolf's bane is "equal in effectiveness to conventional non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs)" and recommended its use for treating postoperative pain and swelling.
Calendula

Calendula officinalis, commonly known as pot marigold, is a flowering plant from the daisy family. Easy to grow and with edible flowers and leaves, this herb has a long history of use in traditional medicine as a wound healing agent. Calendula is said to have anti-inflammatory and antimicrobial properties that make it perfect for dressing wounds. In fact, calendula flowers can be made into a paste or decoction and applied topically to treat abrasions and skin infections.
According to a review published in the journal Wounds, calendula contains bioactive polysaccharides and other compounds that help prevent infection, stimulate immune response at the site of injury and promote faster wound healing. (Related: Home remedies for preppers: 5 Medicinal plants for wound healing.)
Comfrey

Symphytum officinale, or comfrey, has been the go-to natural remedy for muscle pains and joint complaints for centuries. A flowering plant from the forget-me-not family, comfrey is known for its powerful anti-inflammatory, de-swelling and pain-relieving properties that make it excellent for treating blunt injuries. These same properties also make comfrey a great natural alternative to NSAIDs.
In addition, studies have found that the roots and leaves of comfrey can help accelerate wound healing when applied topically, thanks to a compound called allantoin that helps new skin cells grow.
Echinacea

Several plants that belong to the genus Echinacea are known to reduce inflammation and boast a long history of use as wound-healing agents. Among them, E. pallida (pale purple coneflower) and E. purpurea (purple coneflower) are said to have the best anti-inflammatory and wound healing properties, thanks to a compound called echinacoside. Echinacoside has been shown to promote cicatrization (reduction of wound size) and exert antibacterial and protective effects on skin connective tissue.
Although more popular today for its antiviral activities, E. angustifolia, also known as narrow-leaved purple coneflower, also exerts beneficial effects when applied on wounds.
Plantain

Plantago major, known by its common name the broadleaf plantain, has been used since ancient times to treat a wide range of issues, including constipation, coughs and wounds. Plantain leaves, in particular, were used by the Vikings for wound healing and by the ancient Greeks to treat dog bites. Topical use of plantain leaves usually involved mixing them with honey, while oral use saw them being boiled with butter before being eaten.
According to a study published in the journal Food Bioscience, plantain owes its wound-healing properties to ursolic acid and oleanolic acid, two active compounds that have been shown to increase the rate of wound closure and improve wound healing time. (Related: Home remedies 101: How to create your own plantain salve.)
St. John's wort

Hypericum perforatum, also called St. John's wort, is a widely known medicinal plant with yellow flowers. Although it is considered a noxious weed in seven U.S. states, studies show that St. John's wort has plenty of health-supporting properties, including antidepressive and wound healing activities. Preparations containing St. John's wort (e.g., oils and tinctures) are often used to treat minor wounds, sunburn, abrasions, bruises, contusions and many other skin issues.
According to a study published in the Journal of Ethnopharmacology, the wound-healing effects of St. John's wort appear to be "mainly due to the increase in the stimulation of fibroblast collagen production and the activation of fibroblast cells," which help in wound repair by closing the damaged area.
Yarrow

Achillea millefolium, also known as yarrow, is a tall plant from the daisy family that produces dome-shaped clusters of small white flowers. Native to North America, this herb is known for its astringent qualities and was used by Native Americans and early settlers to treat wounds and stop bleeding. Yarrow is said to be good for scrapes and bruises as well as for fevers, colds and the flu. Yarrow essential oil also contains compounds that help reduce inflammation and swelling and fight bacterial infections.
In a study published in the Journal of Pharmacopuncture, researchers found that yarrow essential oil can stimulate collagen production when applied to open wounds, thus helping speed up wound closure. (Related: Your SHTF medicinal herb kit should contain yarrow.)
Medicinal plants are versatile, effective and inexpensive remedies that you can count on in times of emergencies. If you have enough space to grow a garden, plant plenty of useful herbs in addition to edible crops so you have an abundant supply of food and natural medicines when SHTF.
Herbs.news has more on useful plants that deserve a place in your medicine cabinet.
Watch the video below to learn more about comfrey herbal medicine benefits, uses and side effects.

This video is from the Holistic Herbalist channel on Brighteon.com.
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Detoxing is key and the antidote to fear is knowledge. That’s why CPN brought on Dr Lee Merritt so we can get ahead of the fear being pushed upon us. Solutions to the problem by rediscovering the old and natural remedies should be everyone’s goal. The more we have these conversations, the better humanity will be now and in the future.

The Outsider

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(11 Boulder Footings for the Cabin Foundation- Ep13- Outsider Log Cabin - YouTube




(11 Walls, Windows & Door-frames- Ep31- Outsider Log Cabin - YouTube



1:00:57

Walls, Windows & Door-frames- Ep31- Outsider Log Cabin

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20:33

Cabin Flooring & Tractor Breakdown- Ep36- Outsider Log Cabin

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16:36

Stone Boat- Inexpensive Logging Trailer!- Ep26- Outsider Log Cabin

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15:50

Breaking Trail, Hauling Timber- Ep32- Outsider Log Cabin

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18:26

Why the Log Gaps? Chinked vs Scribed- Ep40- Outsider Log Cabin

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11:41

The Legend is Retiring- Ep34- Outsider Log Cabin

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14:10

Building Preparations & Log Treatment- Ep37- Outsider Log Cabin

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14:48

Heated Sawmill Bunk house built for $160- Ep25- Outsider Log Cabin

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24:35

Logging Upgrade! Tractor Boom Pole- Ep39- Outsider Log Cabin

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15:43

How I Budget for my Build- Ep44- Outsider Log Cabin

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23:57

Finishing the Log Cabin Exterior! / Ep85 / Outsider Cabin Build

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6:53

1 Ton Log on my Sawmill! Bad idea?- Ep23- Outsider Log Cabin

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22:34

Thieves came. They Stole. They Poached. ...We take action! / Log Cabin Update- Ep 11.10

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20:29

My Forest Sanctuary / Ep52 / Outsider Log Cabin

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8:05

Bunkhouse / Tool Shed Construction!- Ep15- Outsider Log Cabin

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8:11

Christmas Bunkhouse Journey- Ep29- Outsider Log Cabin

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40:18

Completing the Roof Structure before Winter- Ep58- Outsider Log Cabin

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21:30

How I Make a Saddle Notch- Ep42- Outsider Log Cabin

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8:28

Celebrating Sr Outsider's Legacy

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27:16

Gable Cladding & Snowcat Recovery / Ep78 / Outsider Log Cabin

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26:32

Deep Snow Logging in the Canadian Wilderness / Ep79 / Outsider Log Cabin

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18:35

Insulating the Floor (Sr Outsider's Final Episode) / Ep94 / Outsider Cabin Build

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37:10

Finishing the First Cabin Dormer! / Ep70 / Outsider Log Cabin

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39:34

Life After Brain Cancer. Let's Talk- Ep47- Outsider Log Cabin

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25:14

Roofing a Steep 12/12 Pitch! / Ep68 / Outsider Log Cabin



(1419) 'One Last Build, Son.' - Log Cabin Build Off Grid - YouTube


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DIY Wagon Wheel Chandelier from Dad's Childhood Homestead! / Ep107 / Outsider Cabin Build

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Twig Railing & Ladder + Wildfires in Canada! / Ep106 / Outsider Cabin Build

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2 months ago


17:59
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Carving a Natural Stone Sink with Angle Grinder! / Ep105 / Outsider Cabin Build

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3 months ago


20:04
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Building a Bathroom in my Log Cabin! / Ep104 / Outsider Cabin Build

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4 months ago


2:03:48
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'One Last Build, Son.' - Log Cabin Build by Father & Son.

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5 months ago


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Floating Tree Door DIY! / Ep103 / Outsider Cabin Build

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6 months ago


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Off-Grid Christmas at the Cabin! / Ep102 / Outsider Cabin Build

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8 months ago

17:49
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Incoming Snowstorm! + DIY 4ft Planer (Router Sled) / Ep101 / Outsider Cabin Build

382K views
8 months ago


24:29
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Stone Hearth Install During First Snow! + Injury Update / Ep100 / Outsider Cabin Build

662K views
9 months ago


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Building a Door with 150lbs of Clear Epoxy! First Fire of Autumn. / Ep99 / Outsider Cabin Build

862K views
10 months ago


28:00
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Building a Tree into the Cabin Door! / Ep98 / Outsider Cabin Build

562K views
11 months ago


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Flooring the Cabin During a Thunderstorm! / Ep97 / Outsider Cabin Build

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1 year ago


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Survival Hike- One of your best survival tools...

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64K views
8 years ago


18:21NOW PLAYING

Survival Hike- Stalked by Coyotes while Gathering Birch Sap

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8 years ago


11:14NOW PLAYING

Survival Hike- Birch Tinder & Cedar Tea

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7 years ago


19:56NOW PLAYING

The Night Shift... / Ep50 / Outsider Log Cabin

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222K views
4 years ago


3:06:37NOW PLAYING

Father & Son Build their Dream Log Cabin in the Canadian Wilderness (FULL BUILD)

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1 year ago



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Health Update: Good & Bad News... Mrs. Outsider Joins me at the Cabin.

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5 months ago


21:20

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Maple Syrup, Wolf at the Cabin, Tree Felling, & Family Time! / Ep113 / Outsider Cabin Build

193K views
3 weeks ago


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Dying Maple Leans Over the Cabin...I Tried to Bring it Down. / Ep112 / Outsider Cabin Build

214K views
2 months ago

10:05

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Cozy Christmas Cabin Tour! ...with Family! / Ep111 / Outsider Cabin Build

461K views
4 months ago


17:43

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Candle Convection Heater- Winter Camping with my Off-Grid Stove! (Snowmobile Camper Series)

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2 years ago


3:18

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Devastating news...it's about Dad (Sr Outsider).

536K views
2 years ago


18:20

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Sleeping Under the Snow & Toasty Warm! Copper Coil Heater DIY...MacGyver would be proud!

293K views
2 months ago


23:12

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Kitchen Build & First Supper in the Cabin! / Ep108 / Outsider Cabin Build

490K views
8 months ago


19:31

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Twig Railing & Ladder + Wildfires in Canada! / Ep106 / Outsider Cabin Build

440K views
10 months ago

16:32

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Off-Grid Water System + Copper Countertop Install / Ep110 / Outsider Cabin Build

326K views
5 months ago

26:07

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Insulating on TOP of the Cabin Roof...but why? / Ep73 / Outsider Log Cabin

573K views
3 years ago

16:13

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Wagon Wheel Chandelier from Dad's Childhood Homestead! / Ep107 / Outsider Cabin Build

274K views
9 months ago


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Solar Heated Snowmobile Camper Journey - Solo Winter Camping in my "Sled Cabin"

538K views
3 years ago


24:59

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Rustic Bed Build! + Strange Coyote Sightings near the Cabin / Ep109 / Outsider Cabin Build

388K views
6 months ago

8:28

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Celebrating Sr Outsider's Legacy

294K views
1 year ago


14:31

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Sanding the Logs- Here's why I Won't Treat Them. / Ep83 / Outsider Cabin Build

332K views
2 years ago


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Snowmobile Camper Supercut- First 3 Journeys

1.2M views
3 years ago


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Off-Grid Christmas at the Cabin! / Ep102 / Outsider Cabin Build

574K views
1 year ago

2:03:48

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'One Last Build, Son.' - Log Cabin Build by Father & Son.

5.5M views
1 year ago

21:13

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Installing our Wood Stove before Snowstorm! / Ep90 / Outsider Cabin Build

3.4M views
2 years ago


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Portable Sawmills- Are they worth the money?- Woodland Mills HM126

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7 years ago


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We Built a Medieval Door 5 Inches Thick! / Ep86 / Outsider Cabin Build

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2 years ago


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Showing my Wife & Daughter the Cabin we Built Them / Ep92 / Outsider Cabin Build

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2 years ago


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Woodland Mills- Sawmill & Trailer- HM126 Woodlander XL

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6 years ago


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Front Porch Build! Strong & Simple / Ep114 / Outsider Cabin Build

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Maple Syrup, Wolf at the Cabin, Tree Felling, & Family Time! / Ep113 / Outsider Cabin Build

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Cozy Christmas Cabin Tour! ...with Family! / Ep111 / Outsider Cabin Build

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16:27

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Dying Maple Leans Over the Cabin...I Tried to Bring it Down. / Ep112 / Outsider Cabin Build

221K views
2 months ago


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Off-Grid Christmas at the Cabin! / Ep102 / Outsider Cabin Build

576K views
1 year ago


19:31

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Twig Railing & Ladder + Wildfires in Canada! / Ep106 / Outsider Cabin Build

444K views
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24:59

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Rustic Bed Build! + Strange Coyote Sightings near the Cabin / Ep109 / Outsider Cabin Build

395K views
7 months ago


16:32

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Off-Grid Water System + Copper Countertop Install / Ep110 / Outsider Cabin Build

331K views
6 months ago


2:03:48

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'One Last Build, Son.' - Log Cabin Build by Father & Son.

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23:12

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Kitchen Build & First Supper in the Cabin! / Ep108 / Outsider Cabin Build

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Rustic Porch Build! Stone Inlays & Twig Railings / Ep116 / Outsider Cabin Build

173K views
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Cozy Christmas Cabin Tour! ...with Family! / Ep111 / Outsider Cabin Build

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Hand-Cut Stairs from Stone & Timber! / Ep115 / Outsider Cabin Build

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1 month ago