Showing posts with label edible. Show all posts
Showing posts with label edible. Show all posts

Saturday, February 16, 2013

Which survival topics you would like to see on this blog?

Which survival topics you would like to see on this blog?



Which survival topics you would like to see on this blog? You can write in the comments below a maximum of 3 wishes. If you want to help us, you really can send us a video that you have made. We will post it after working on it together (it will includes a link to your page or blog, and you keep the copyrights, don't worry)

- Finding edible plants in summer
- Finding edible plants in spring/fall
- Finding wild food in winter
- Using a map in the mountains
- The best equipment to camp in winter
- Hunting with a bow
- Guns & Weapons
- What kind of food is easier and better for a survivalist
- Which are the 10 best famous survivalists?
- What are your 10 favorite survivalist movies?
- What are your 10 favorite survivalist books?

Please HELP us by bringing and posting your own contents! Answer your wish list by email or in the comments below. Thank you so much!

Wednesday, February 13, 2013

The Heirs Of The Wild (intro video)

The Heirs Of The Wild (intro video)

The new community of survivalism in the wilderness presents its first introduction with some important tags and keywords that will appear in the following videos: Most of the topics will concern survivalism in the wild, bushcraft and techniques of survivalists such as hunt, fish, gathering edible plants and wild food. The community also proposes different videos of preppers showing their abilities to survive any apocalypse or nuclear wars. A lot of different content that will surely get your attention. Please subscribe to get more information and follow us. We need members and help to develop our project. The Team of Heirs Of The Wild.

Tuesday, February 12, 2013

Plants harvested this week-end (winter)

Wild food is not easy to find in winter.
We planned a small trip in the wilderness this week-end.

Plants harvested:
- Common Reed,
- Canada Thistle,
- Wild carrot...

But was too early for Stinging Nettles. If you have ideas of any other edible plants, we will be pleased to post your comments or contents.