Build a Shelter in a Tree. Survive Heavy Rain, Sun, and Wind - Bushcraft Alone 

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- Hello my friend, I am Bushcraft Eagle. I went on an adventure and learned about science and how to survive in the rainforest region of Eastern Indonesia.
- Adventure and survival in the wilderness is what I like most, you could call it a "hobby" and I think this is cool, because living in nature requires a lot of learning and understanding unusual things and the coolest thing is that we will face a a situation that requires immediate resolution and this situation occurs without manipulation/fabrication and is real.
- This video is a documentation of my hobby. and how I survive and live in the wilderness.
- I hope my videos can be useful and entertain you all.
Healthy greetings...!!! Hopefully things will always be made easier and your luck will be smooth Aamiinn...!!!
-Thank you all my friends, for building this channel with me, without all of you, this channel is nothing.
- I built this channel of course by paying attention to suggestions, input and criticism from all my friends to do better.
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As we know, currently various understandings regarding the translation of information from a basic word have begun to shift, including the meaning of the word "BUSHCRAFT". Here I stand to defend one of the meanings of this translation, especially regarding survival skills in the open in the BUSHCRAFTER category.
("to be known")....!!!
“I BUILT THIS CHANNEL WITH A STRONG COMMITMENT TO MAINTAINING THE AUTHENTICITY OF THE MATERIAL IN THE VIDEOS, THE NATURALITY OF THE LEARNING CIRCUMSTANCES/SITUATIONS, AND MAINTAINING THE TRUE ESSENCE OF BUSHCRAFT.
As stated by the founder of the world's first bushcraft, namely:
Les Hiddins & Mors Kochanski.
Les Hiddins aka Bush Tucker man is a retired Australian soldier and Mors Kochanski, a Canadian naturalist, survival instructor known for his principle "The more you know, the less you take with you". they were both the originators of the world's first bush crafts. They both learned a lot about the principles of survival from the aboriginal tribe.
Camping, Bushcraft, Survival are sometimes often equated among outdoor activity activists or what are usually called Nature Lovers. In fact, these 3 things are different things that are closely related to each other. Following are the differences and relationships between the three:
1. #Camping
Camping is an activity carried out in the open, mountains or forests using tents, cooking equipment and self-defense equipment. Almost all the equipment used in camping is provided when planning the activity. The next skills you have are basic techniques for making food, surviving bad weather and wild animals.
2. #Bushcraft
Bushcraft is a wilderness survival skill that learns the basics of survival such as, getting water & food, making shelter, starting a fire, navigation, signals, making tools to make life easier such as knives, spears, cooking utensils, also includes knowledge of plant. for medicines etc.
3. #survival
Survival has a broad scope, shorter time & in conditions of limited resources. Survival teaches how to save yourself from a fire in a tall building, for example, or survive in a situation where a ship/plane makes an emergency landing at sea, or how to save yourself from a volcanic eruption, earthquake or flood, and even how to prepare yourself. yourself or your family from the threat of war. . Survival is not only about training yourself with physical abilities and knowledge, but also stockpiling food, weapons, medicine, building bunkers, communication equipment, power plants, and so on. Of course, survival has a very varied scope and is prepared within a certain period of time. Based on the definition of the three outdoor activities above, there are quite basic differences. However, these three activities are related to each other. where camping is a basic training method to reach bushcraft or bushcrafter level, then bushcraft is basic training to reach survivor or survivalist level. So SURVIVAL is the culmination of an achievement in achieving physical and mental strength and knowledge to be able to face and survive even the most extreme adverse natural events or situations. Hopefully this literature can be useful for true adventurers in the world.
title of this video:
Build a Shelter in a Tree. Survive Heavy Rain, Sun, and Wind - Bushcraft Alone
Regards...
Bushcraft Eagle