Thanks you for watching this video. In the meantime I have designed my own survival knife which you can find at my online store: www.survivallilly.at/shop Thank you so much for your support

@lisettevangennip6156

6 жыл бұрын

I am dutch

@willioneblood2454

6 жыл бұрын

Survival Lilly How come you put the tin with the pieces of cloth inside on the fire? Just curious. Why?

@cmac1100

6 жыл бұрын

The World Is On Fire it was to make charcloth. Catches sparks and makes future fires easier to start.

@willioneblood2454

6 жыл бұрын

Ohhh, I see. Makes sense now..

@JRWahrhaftig

6 жыл бұрын

So in love with your natural hair color - ty for the beauty of not bleaching your hair anymore.

I like how your dog is always up to something in the back ground when you are working.

@triggilysgoat4930

7 жыл бұрын

ha ya

@wailnshred

7 жыл бұрын

I love watching that dog, lol.

@writerconsidered

7 жыл бұрын

I like the fact that the dog had the best dog life any dog could ever have. No leash, able to run around as he pleases. Able to run around his natural habitat, Had an owner who really loved him. Probably never on a diet because he exercised and burned off the calories as well as burned them off to stay warm. And at the end of the day had a nice warm house to stay in and out of the bitter cold nights. And I bet Lilly never walked around with a bag of dog shit in her hand.

@DownmcDownmc

7 жыл бұрын

Michael DeBell ya

@malikbenslimane2873

7 жыл бұрын

"around his natural habitat", i don't know how people think like that about dogs, they're not wolves the wild is not their natural habitat they were made by humans to live around humans for certain jobs, and if you mean locking a dog inside a house with not much space then i'm sorry i agree with you

Lilly, the reason you make your camping look effortless. Is your profound love of it. your videos are nearly as relaxing as a campfire. God bless you.

So glad to have found your videos! Great ideas, and also, good demonstration of skills. I am a 54 year old woman who loves doing the same things. Not too many people my age out there building shelters in the woods, and although I spend a lot of time in the woods, I've only built one debris shelter. This gets me motivated! My skills aren't near yours, so you are an inspiration to me. Thanks!

Try cooking the bacon on the shovel,at least long enough to get the grease out. Then cook the eggs in it.

I was watching your video and I think that people take for granted the amount of camera work that went in to it because of the many many different angles and zoom levels and framing of the shots. That's what makes the video really enjoyable to watch. Really well done camera wise. Many thanks.

I've been watching You Tube videos for years and I have to say yours are the best survival videos that I have seen! You put all the others to shame. Keep up the great work. By the way, I love your dog!!!

Eggs on a shovel..making char cloth...this woman ROCKS!

Hi Lilly. What a great video! I'm always a little excited when you post a new video and I always have to watch your videos 2 or 3 times. The first time straight through because they are so enjoyable to watch, the other times to try to pay attention to how you set up the shots and edited the video. Thanks for inspiring me to improve my own videos. You are one of my favorites.

Better if u cook the bacon on the shovel first, since you have an oil..Then after you can put the eggs in a lowheat, add some salt and eat it as a whole or stir your eggs with a cut cleaned branch chopsticks..You cannot afford to be sick if your surviving in a harsh environment..But still you did a great job..And also you may want to heat the shovel first before adding some oil to lessen the bacteria on the shovel..Healthier life means surviving longer specially in the wilderness 😊

@SurvivalLilly

7 жыл бұрын

yes i should have done that

@aykquiambao4687

7 жыл бұрын

Btw i love all your videos. It makes me calm everytime and realize many things. Pls continue making survival videos. Im 1 of your fans. thanks 😊😊😊

@slyrobot9358

7 жыл бұрын

annnnnd now i want eggs and bacon...

@sloth_e

7 жыл бұрын

Grammar police. To correct and serve :P

@sloth_e

7 жыл бұрын

lol. like needlessly picking on the written English skills (or lack there of) of KZread commentors? Dude, I was just poking fun. have a lol with me and move on. :)

Bacon cooked over an open fire and scrambled eggs cooked on a snow shovel, how many marriage proposals did you get after making this video?

@joshbutler1249

9 жыл бұрын

one i know of.

@magic8ballproductions442

9 жыл бұрын

Lol right?

@magic8ballproductions442

9 жыл бұрын

I went to jarreds right after I seen this video xD lol jk jk

@lesseay8474

7 жыл бұрын

Love you Lilly

@baljkaab

6 жыл бұрын

super duper. LOL

I think everyone here loves your dog.

@badlandskid

8 жыл бұрын

+Walter Palmer Dax is da bomb.

@kardothys9151

8 жыл бұрын

+Walter Palmer So cute and loyal :] A real dog who enjoys to play in the snow and the forest

@michaelhyacinth5436

5 жыл бұрын

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Hey Lily, great skills and resourcefulness. I really like your film making style too. Keep em coming!

i love the shovel as a frying pan idea

The burnt cloth is called char cloth. The pieces will catch fire very quickly / easily with a small spark making fire starting easier.

The dog is funny...i like him. No matter what she does he's always right there with her. :) THATS a friend.

Greetings from the Wolverine state. Thank you for your videos and doing such a great job. I hope to see you carry this out throughout your whole life and teach your children these skills. God bless you and your family.

The real question is, can you DIG using an EGG

@mehmetgalip8625

8 жыл бұрын

+Vincent2wice stupid lool

@brandondannys-menary3678

7 жыл бұрын

Vincent2wice hahaha that's great

I love these videos. Not a lot of talking but great information and ideas. You have to love the complexity of non-verbal communication.

I love watching to see Dax having so much fun!!Thank you for so much for all the great vids you and Dax make.!

This video is disheartening: I've come to realize I've been cooking my shovel eggs all wrong.

@diaz5292

7 жыл бұрын

The trick is to do it in the beautiful woods in the winter with a great dog by your side.

your the coolist girl on youtube!

@JRWahrhaftig

6 жыл бұрын

the coolest human on youtube you meant ;O)

@blackie75

6 жыл бұрын

he also meant 'you're'

Another fine video,Lilly. They are always informative, and I love to watch Dax do his thing. He has so much fun digging! My dog Ellie doesn't dig, but loves to roll on her back in the snow and slide on her jaw, like Dax. Take care, Bob

It is amazing how well she takes care of her equipment, not a scrape, scuff, scratch on anything. Good job.

Lilly you are amazing! You are my hero, Do you own the land on which you film? I love Dax. He is an awesome dog. Love your videos.

@tomm2812

9 жыл бұрын

Lilly, l enjoy your videos And reading the comments. I noticed over this weekend June 12-14, 2015 that comments had been disabled...seems to be for several recent June 2015. Is this a new policy or has someone blocked me. I enjoyed the comments as many folks could expand upon your videos thus enriching my outdoor knowledge.

@teddymilan

8 жыл бұрын

+Survival Lilly where did you get that sheath for the wettlings hatchet?

Hi Lilly....The shelter is holding up quite well, & the dog certainly knows how enjoy it's self.....that book looks interesting, is it available in English ? all the very best for 2014 Barru

Your videos are very well shot.That's what makes them special.Very good work, keep up.

Hey, big fan of your work from Poland here, I really like how you select wood for your projects. It shows that you care for the forest. I'm more of a cat person but I adore your dog, awesome sidekick ;)

I really like your videos, and learn from them ... thank you very much .... Greetings from Mexico.

@MegaSuecat

9 жыл бұрын

Amo México

@fchazaro

9 жыл бұрын

Wuuuaaa Gracias Susanne, es agradable saber esto. (Thanks Susanne, it's nice to know this)...

@MegaSuecat

9 жыл бұрын

Mi hermano vive en Mexico. :)

@fchazaro

9 жыл бұрын

Susanne Donovan Si no hubiese el problema de la inseguridad, México sería el paraíso terrenal para vivir.Aún así amo a mi país, De nuevo agradezco tus comentarios. Saludos

@MegaSuecat

9 жыл бұрын

Entiendo. I hope as well for a safer Mexico.

Great use of the shovel but now I'm hungry. :)

@user-km4ok4ty9s

6 жыл бұрын

grierwolfe نم

Lilly, (which is my sister's name) I watched all your video's and was amazed by your vigor and knowledge. I live in Tennessee and soon will be leaving to spend a few months in the wilderness of the Smokey Mountains, along with my Rottie. First thing I'll do is build a super shelter. Wish I was fortunate enough to have company like you, but I know someone like you would be a rare find. Thank you for sharing your wonderful survival skills. All the best to you & yours. God bless. Sincerely, Michael Calder

Lilly, Not only do you have great survival skills, but your videos are meticulously well-planned, edited and are .... just plain good! I appreciate your videos.

THAT SHOVEL IS AWESOME :)

I'm curious: what was that box burned? What was that? Could anyone please reply? Thanks!

@guyfromBR

10 жыл бұрын

***** Thanks, *fizfixer* Lovely trick. I'll remember this next time I'll go camping. Cheers!

@JayWandersOut

10 жыл бұрын

***** She's always making char cloth and that's awesome. I loved that she made a complete kit of flint and striker and fatwood strips along with the cloth. I was blown away seeing her start a fire with a flint and rock before. She's pretty dang impressive.

@happycatog8619

6 жыл бұрын

guyfromBR its for charting material for making a fire

Klasse Video zum Ende meines angespannten Tages - jetzt geht es mir besser! Herrliches Lager, herrliches Essen und ein großartiger Begleiter mit richtig Spaß im Schnee... Herz, was willst Du mehr? Danke für´s mitnehmen! LG Ralf

Dax certainly doesn't need anyone but himself to be entertained. I don't believe I have seen another dog who is so genuinely happy. And the forest shots of the last minute were beautiful. Keep it up and I'll keep watching.

You got to watch cooking bacon, it attracts men from 20 km in any direction.

@thunderchief7

9 жыл бұрын

I don't think she needs bacon to attract guys.

I gotta get me one of those shovels.

Different firesteel this time, but if you still use the one with a wooden handle here's a tip I picked up from a former USAF SERE instrutor. Replace the ordinary wood with fatwood, you will then have a supply of it with you and can scrape shavings from it to use for tinder. Great videos Lily, keep up the good work and continue to enjoy the great outdoors.

That was quite a trek and endeavor just for breakfast. I will have to try that sometime although, we don't get much snow in middle Tennessee, USA. I love your video from all the way around the world from me. Have a good day in the woods.

If I wasn't already married I would chase you like a wolf on a rabbit's heels through a frozen swamp on a cold winter's night! Your skill with a shovel, blade & axe has earned my undying respect...

@mattworner4404

9 жыл бұрын

Said skills might just obviate the wisdom of the chase. Just sayin...

@mattworner4404

9 жыл бұрын

***** Not that I disagree with the concept, of course.

could someone explain to me what the burning box thing was for.

@davew368

8 жыл бұрын

+2501 Making char cloth. Put cotton (I think...can't remember) inside a metal box with a small hole then heat it up. The cloth chars but doesn't burn. You can use that to ignite with a source of sparks then once ignited you can use it to start a fire. The trick is to control the amount of oxygen in contact with the cloth so it chars rather than completely burning up. I used to use gauze bandages to make char cloth then used the char cloth in a fire piston.

@sshum00

8 жыл бұрын

Dave W Thank you!

@davew368

8 жыл бұрын

2501 Your're welcome :)

@larrysmith2638

4 жыл бұрын

Normally, Lilly explains everything she does. Not sure why this was a silent video.

I've watched almost all of your videos in the past several days and I have to say this is one of my favorites. Keep up the good work! And give your dog a hug for me. :-)

I've been hooked on your videos since the first one I saw. very informative and the dog is great!

why did u burn the can with cloth in it then put stuff in it then put it back in its case???

@SurvivalLilly

7 жыл бұрын

google "charcloth"

@ericweis4114

7 жыл бұрын

Ic cool

I really enjoyed this video. You scrambled those eggs, mostly but I got to warn you that bacon was NOT cooked. You had better be careful of that young lady. You will get the diarrhea! lol and that is not a laughing matter. This made me want to teach my Gson the winter camp or survival techniques. I enjoy your energy and willingness to get out there and go for it. Good fun.

@SurvivalLilly

8 жыл бұрын

+James Carmean you can eat that bacon like that, it is smoked

@jamescarmean2701

8 жыл бұрын

SO pre cooked, that's good. Looked like a fun day. DAX is a great dog too. Thanks for the response.

@rhboyd

7 жыл бұрын

only double smoked bacon can be eaten raw; regular bacon is still prone to bacteria.

Absolutely brilliant fire making technique Lily!!! I hope that you will teach groups of people survival skills firsthand because you are so knowledgeable!!! I love seeing Dax...my life wouldn't be same without seeing his great joy for the Outdoors!!! Plz Nourish Your Soul and Enjoy bring with Nature!!!😇🐶😇

I saw this video some time back and picked up that same shovel - It is a valued piece of kit and mine was surplus from 1939. You can find them by searching for "Swiss Army Aluminum Shovel" - I picked mine up a couple of years back for a bit of $35 U.S. - Still need to try cooking on mine - Mine did clean up real nice so I'd expect it is a good cooking surface ;>) Thanks Lily for this video...

I think this is the first time I have seen a sober person do this.

where can i find a girl who likes bushcraft and survival stuff lol!

@freddykrueger5503

9 жыл бұрын

LionheartSJZ how many bushmen would I have to kill with my bare hands before I can thin out the competition

@joshbutler1249

9 жыл бұрын

LionheartSJZ 50:1 ratio at those meetings hahaha

@unvmematt

9 жыл бұрын

***** lmfao

@sschwartz2509

9 жыл бұрын

You just have to find a girl who's willing to go camping, use a tent and show her some simple things, work her into it slowly. the same way you introduce a new thing to anybody

@TheGreenTucan

9 жыл бұрын

im back in school so hopefully i can find a descent fun girl to take. thanks for the advice!

Greetings from Canada. I love what you do in the bush, and you demonstrate things very clearly. Now subscribing. You go girl!

Another great video from you. Thanks for taking us along! Continue!

Please do at least one video on your dog only. He is great. Tell us about him and show us vids or pics from when he was a puppy and the different things he does. I feel like I can't pay attention to him well enough because YOU are distracting me! LOLOL j/k

Amazing all that God has created for us and you use them rightfully for your advantage Wonderful ! just Wonderful !, you and your dog are just lovely. God Bless you both and your family.

Awesome videos Lilly and thank you! Outstanding video content always, and you are among a very short list of "survivalists" video content developers who actually walk the talk and truly work on developing your craft while providing a forum that teaches the rest of us. I've without a doubt (admittedly I have not seen all content provider videos on youtube yet lol) have learned a whole heap of knowledge and you've instilled some fantastic ideas and problem solving abilities...priceless information and I am committed to watching your entire series of videos. Your pup is truly hilarious on top of it all, and absolutely an independent sole in love with life. He too has much to teach, as we can learn a lot from a pup who lives in the right now and truly enjoys life. Dogs are the best and yours is no exception. Thank you for sharing your vast knowledge and allowing us to tag along with you as you develop and hone your bushcraft expertise. Most channels out there that I have seen, although informative in many respects, lack the credibility that yours projects, because you are actually doing what you are teaching. Keep it up and thank you!

Another great video Lilly, you two seem to get along very nicely.

ヤワな男性には凡そ想像も着かない・・ｗｗ ｗｗ・・後ろで犬が。

@user-bi4zb8tb2p

9 жыл бұрын

高校生の頃、50㏄のスクーターでシダンゴ山に登り下り下りの方が怖かったのを思い出しました。ヘルメットの中に毛虫がいる事気がつかないで被って病院に行ったの思い出しました^_^

@scienceehal2596

9 жыл бұрын

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Love the vid content and presentation. And of course the dog ! Thank you for sharing with us, regards Rob

Love the ending. A dog just doing what a dog's gotta do outdoors. Great companion.

excellent video Lilly,. packed with good info ,.. without a slowing it down with verbal explanations,.. love your firestarting skills,, and the "charred cloth how to" and kit,... all well done.

Hi S/L, I've been impressed with you for quite some time now having seen your SRK review and subsequently getting one for myself and watching much of your videos since. Yet now I'm even more impressed with seeing you cook eggs on your snow shovel, especially since I have the same one I use in my emergency snow gear bag, never thought of ditching the handle for weight reduction and just making one as needed. FYI, you're an awesome inspiration and role model that I shared with my three 23y/o daughters that have been in Search and Rescue since they were 12. I look forward to all of your future shared experiences and reviews, and as they say these days, thanks for keeping it real! ...Jeff

Hi survival Lilly been watching your vids for awhile love your enthusiasm about bushcratch ! I am from Florida in U.S. I'm working on starting a u tube channel soon the bionic bushcrafter lol! Ideas for your torch take your resin if possible boil it till a thinner liquid take strips of bark beaten thin and soak for awhile wrap around the pine comb for alot longer burning time ! For all natural torch ! For a torch with made materials a old shirt or rag ,towel tear in strips soak in resin or kerosene wrap several around your stick and tie last one to stay wrapped cut more strips soaked in your accelerate put in zip lock bag and when torch begins to burn out wrap another strip and keep going with your torch they can last for several hours thanks for your vids hope see more soon ! Peace Love and bushcraft !

Love the shovel. The only advice I will offer is, when making a shelter, if you can see through it/see light then it needs more work.

Another great video. Loved how you made breakfast on the shovel.

Wow endlich sehe ich diesen Winter einmal richtig Schnee (hier im Großraum von Stuttgart haben wir diesen Winter noch keinen Schnee gesehen). Auuu man da bekommt richtig Hunger - voll cool der Speck und dann noch die Eier auf der Schaufel. Einfach ein tolles Video - Danke fürs zeigen. Beste Grüße Jürgen

A nice ending to the video. So long Dax, we all miss you.

Great video and great skills. I love your dog. He looks like he is having as much fun as you are.

Cute doggy. I love it!! Thanks for your videos. They are very informative. You seem very comfortable in the wild. I like the outdoors and camping.

Great videos and your dog is a crack up!! You won't get boring with him around.

Hi Lilly, dein Shelter ist super geworden und zusammen mit dem Feuer, den Schaufeleiern und dem Speck sah das richtig komfortabel und gemütlich aus!

you are such a blessing to all of us. thanks. your brother Tim.

The shelter looks awesome! I watched the first video, this makes it even better ... wasn't expecting the eggs on the shovel. Great idea, though! Lots of fun.

I loved your video, your place and your dog. Congratulations !!!

Delightful video! That is one handy shovel! Thanks for sharing!

Beautiful winter wonderland. You have a great area to hang out in. I never thought about using a shovel as a frying pan. That is different. Looks good too. Thanks again for all you do. This video was great

Thankyou. What a beautiful thought provoking video to watch, has to be my favourite of 2014 so far & quite possibly best one in snow yet. Thankyou so much for sharing this video & allowing me to comment. God Bless & Stay Safe Savvas

Lilly, you have some awesome skill's. I enjoyed the fact that you are so on point on how to show what you doing without saying a word. Someone taught you very well and I for one appreciated watching this video, so I am subscribing and will be looking forward to your video's from now on.... Thank you.

Great video Lilly! Danka

Love your dog. Great companion.

Very professional video, as usual. I enjoyed your sharing it with us. It has been a little too cold lately in Northern Wisconsin. Hopefully it will get a little warmer so I can enjoy an outing in the woods.

Hallo Lilly, tolles Video und klasse Aufnahmen, vielen dank für's Mitnehmen. LG Ingo

I love this, eggs in a shovel! I also notice how you always put your fire out very thoroughly. Super!

Lilly you are awesome! Again, lol loving your independence and level of skill.

Great video as always Lilly.

Nice video, great camp! Thanks for posting.

Great video! Loved it, plus gave me some new ideas!

Awesome Lilly! Great use of that shovel, I really enjoyed this, there's something relaxing about watching somebody else work, haha!!

Greetings from Florida. Excellent video, Keep up the good work young lady.

I'm a 61 year old woman sitting in front of my computer in Tucson, AZ. I'm a big fan of Lily and her Dog. I grew up primitive camping but don't get out much anymore. I admire that Lily uses basic tools to achieve her goals. The bacon and egg techniques blew me away. Never seen that before.

Love your dog! Happy new year..

Nice work Lily Job well done Max as usual is looking good and playful but he didn't do much digging this trip Love watching the two of you romping out there in the woods

Enjoyed watching that one Lilly. Great video :)

Like all the different shelters you make and the ways you show hot to properly make a fire. And you make it look so easy. The dog is also great!!

Great video love the multi use of the shovel & shelter was great...

Another great vid Lilly. I have the same shovel, marked made in Norway. I have had it for 30 years but I never thought to cook on it. My personal favorite pot is a non-stick British mess tin and lid. Looking forward to your next vid. BTW my dog comes over to see Dax when he is panting.

Oh there is nothing better than to be in the woods with your dog. I love spending time with my two alone and quiet.

EXCELLENT video, very well done. Nice resourcefulness with cooking on the shovel. I like the fire tin kit. Best wishes and I look forward to more videos :-)

Just came across your channel. Watched EVERY video over last two days! This one is my favorite! ;)

@cprxprt150

10 жыл бұрын

I agree! Would love to do what you do! ;)

Lmao..... Shovel scrambled eggs!!! That's something new I learned from ya Lilly!!! Where did ya get the shovel head? Love the idea of only carrying the head into the field and making the handle after you make camp. Thanks for the info Young Lady you rock !!!

Hey there Lilly, I am sure you mention it somewhere in the comments but, where are you from and where do you film your videos? Love your fire wall and debris shelter, well done. I spend most of my time in the wilderness honing my primitive skills and working on various bushcraft and woodcraft projects. I have yet to met a girl that is as dedicated to the wilderness and bushcraft as I am, but watching your videos gives me hope that I will. Your videos are very well put together and are very peaceful to watch. Keep em coming! Cheers, -Dogfish