You should arrange a clean up crew and come back with a bunch of trash bags and get the island cleaned up.

@emeraldfox7175

Жыл бұрын

I'm in!

@jackmill6357

Жыл бұрын

We should give this comment all the likes so he can see it

@1953beetle

Жыл бұрын

​@@emeraldfox7175 Same here,as long as I can set up a camp there(and necessary supplies). Maybe some fishing(a blokes got to eat,right?).

@1953beetle

Жыл бұрын

@it's okay Just a concerned citizen?

@jackallen83

Жыл бұрын

If you clean that island you should first clean the ocean, because if you clean the island probably the next day there will be a new load of litter washed up by the oceans current, I did the same when i was in Thailand I cleaned the beach and the next day it was full of rubbish again.

Thanks for the great video, and a huge thanks for not ruining it with crappy background music. I don't know why some people are compelled to add annoying background music throughout the video. It always forces me me leave.

Some outstanding shells you found. Great keepsakes and memories. Happy New Year... looking forward to more videos in 2021! Cheers

People are destroying this planet. Lots of prisons with lots of scumbags that could be paying society by cleaning.!!

@sheilagravely5621

3 жыл бұрын

Yes.

Amazing video!!! Thank you so much for posting it !!! Take care and stay safe my friend !!

The plastic waste sickening! Where was your Wilson? 😄 Great vid!

@BUSHCRAFTTOOLS

3 жыл бұрын

Wilsooonnnn

@tomspettel3646

3 жыл бұрын

Theres alot of water storage laying on that beach not to mention great resources to be used

@majidhussain2235

3 жыл бұрын

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@majidhussain2235

3 жыл бұрын

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@majidhussain2235

3 жыл бұрын

@@BUSHCRAFTTOOLS nn

Nice island. I wish I was in a place like that. Unfortunately the man-made waste is everywhere. Happy New Year my friend.

@BUSHCRAFTTOOLS

3 жыл бұрын

Happy New Year

Look like someone has picked the coconut for you enjoy it 😄 🤣 😂

@gabocweilands.7007

3 жыл бұрын

Yes your right 🤣

@Archita822

3 жыл бұрын

100%right🤗🤗😁😁😁🤩🤩🤩

@Archita822

3 жыл бұрын

Yes 100%right😂😂😂😂😁😁😁🤩🤩🤩😬😬😬

@BuBoooBi

3 жыл бұрын

Yes 😂

@brianlucas7604

2 жыл бұрын

It was Bigfoot!!

The sound of the waves rushing to the shore is very relaxing....thank you! The only distraction are the plastic garbages.

Holy crap you could build a whole new civilization on all that junk.

@BUSHCRAFTTOOLS

3 жыл бұрын

There's some useful things in there!

@patriciahazeltine9986

3 жыл бұрын

A boat just from the bottles!

I have never seen this video before, although I have seen quite a few with you & your dog, I watch you both to catch up on what's going on. I love how you explain thing's as you go along; very clearly and to the point. I don't like the silence, especially with this one, but it pretty much tells the story just by watching. I think you are a very special kind of human being that truly cares about all of us. I THANK YOU SO MUCH! GBU.,SM.,NZ, ✌❤😁

@BUSHCRAFTTOOLS

Жыл бұрын

Thanks Norma. That means alot to me....and Amber!🙏

Beautiful. The sound of the sea in the background almost sent me to sleep.

Thank you for making this kind of content 🙏🏼 I appreciate the no talking and relaxing sounds.

@kamanoy7358

Жыл бұрын

yeah talking so much is disgusting hehe

So relaxing to watch. Shocking the amount of plastic and rubbish. It’s eye opening

I lived on Phuket for ten years and one of the first things I did was to buy a kayak so I could explore the smaller islands, take some provisions and stay a night or two. At first I was disappointed to find so much rubbish on the beaches but then, like you I found a lot of it to be very handy. Everything has been cleaned and bleached by the elements.

Nice! Lots of reusable, gear. Great stuff in a survival situation.

Hi Justin. Just catching up on some of your older videos I had been able to watch for a while I’ve been supplying for for years but I am but I’m in the white truck is I have my phone. Anyway I had to get a new phone so now I can watch you again. Always enjoy your videos. Now I’m going to get in watching

That was definitely something different. Very enjoyable to watch.

If you were there for 24 months, all those bottles would make great shingles for a waterproof roof.

I enjoy these type of videos, I spent some of my younger years in the Far East, West coast of Africa and have camped on Islands like those. Its obvious you were not alone, as someone was working the Drone but it does not detract from the vlog. I have subscribed and look forward to more. 👍👍

Beautiful, and an important description!

That was amazing video clip you put together there off you on the island an it is amazing what you find on there an it’s ashamed that all that rubbish was there 👍👍🏝

@BUSHCRAFTTOOLS

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching

The Brown shell at 34:55, I think that one will Glow under a black light. The Fossilzed versions do glow under a Black Light. well if my memory isn't complete swiss cheese this morning. The drone shots were sublime. Cooking with the coconut was fascinating. I've always heard that coconut water is laxative, but you had rice for that. I do enjoy the quiet videos, and thank you for not preaching in the video. We can see the issue, and we all know what we can do about it. Happy New Year, Dustin.

@BUSHCRAFTTOOLS

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching

@LunchMeatTrump

2 жыл бұрын

You have to drink a lot for it to be a laxative

@Objective-Observer

2 жыл бұрын

@@LunchMeatTrump Not according to the experts; under dire survival situations where your body hasn't had plentiful food and water, any thing can go straight through you. The behind the scenes of the American survival show Alone showed those that stayed almost too long in a starving situation, had to eat minimal quantities of food to slowly wake the gut up. This was true at the death camps in Germany when the Americans liberated them: doctors told the soldiers to not give the prisoners food, because they would need a medically guided diet for recovery. Finally, it will depend on your personal physiology. Cheese is a notorious food for causing constipation, while too much can go through my family's GI tract at lightning speed.

@LunchMeatTrump

2 жыл бұрын

@@Objective-Observer Lol just do a simple search and every single site will tell you ''only if you drink too much''. Where did you get your facts? A link would be helpful. Everything I have looked up states that many can even still hydrate with it while already having diarrhea, just not a lot of it in one day. Now if you are talking about being in the brink of death where literally anything can act like a laxative and pass through you quickly, sure, but that is a kinda pointless statement.

@Objective-Observer

2 жыл бұрын

@@LunchMeatTrump You can believe any random internet link you want; my sources were survival experts who spoke with doctors; and there was more than one expert who said this. My first introduction was the show Survivor in the tropical islands where their MEDICAL DOCTORS WARNED THEM TO NOT DRINK THE COCONUT MILK, BECAUSE IT WILL CREATE DIARRHEA AND EXACERBATE THEIR DEHYDRATION. I took that with a grain or two of salt, but I've since then read other survival experts say the same thing. I'll give you the benefit of the doubt here, maybe you are talking about the Commerical Coconut milk that is more chemicals than the raw stuff. If you want to drink raw Coconut Milk, no one is stopping you. You can drown yourself in it, I don't really care.

Happy New Year Dustin!

@BUSHCRAFTTOOLS

3 жыл бұрын

Happy New Year bud

enjoyed your video and good luck in the future

In my youth we visited a small island several times. The friend who took me out there had been a regular visitor previously. He had discovered numerous washed up tug ropes (synthetic) on the beaches, and had unraveled them. He brought the cordage back into the interior and constructed a suite of tightly woven spider webs up in the multi-stemmed trees (Ailanthus?) These were more than hammocks: some of them were tight, flat, and bigger than queen-sized beds. They were totally secure. We would sit in the platforms at night and shine powerful flashlights at the ground, illuminating the scurrying rats that infested the island. My friend said he had, on occasion, brought a .22 rifle out there, but not while I was there. We took rocks up into our perches, throwing them down upon the rats. No rats were harmed during those camp outs. Not while I was there, at least.

Happy New Year Dustin

Very cool ! Like the vids you narrate

Excellent intro and excellent message, though I could of swore you posted a lot of this footage last year... An isolated island in the andaman sea with coconut rice and a kabob. sadly while it is understandable that SOME trash would wash ashore, the pure volume speaks libraries worth on how much trash we put into the waters... Even when I go canoeing on the local rivers or trail riding in my Toyota, I try to make a point of taking an extra garbage bag with me and hauling out at least one bag of other folks trash. It is never enough. Keep up the great videos, and have a great new year man.

@purpuradraco3747

3 жыл бұрын

They've done some restoration and clean up on my local river with a now defunct canal coming off it over recent years but I always called it the River Cesspit, joking that if Jesus lived near us it'd be no miracle he walked on water, he'd be stepping on old shopping trolleys and assorted detritus. Pratchett's description of the River Anhk could have been based on this stretch of the River Rother than runs through my town and though it's not so bad today, I seriously doubt anything is alive in it, save maybe anaerobic bacteria.

@mattlewandowski73

3 жыл бұрын

@@purpuradraco3747 sad to hear that. fortunately I have not seen any that bad in my travels, but many portions of the locals rivers warn against contact with the water and far more caution against eating the fish due to chemical contamination from dumping in generations past

@thatguywholikesdbnstuff9724

2 жыл бұрын

Great message tho, even if just 5% of people who read this actually do it is a start.....

Good video and great message Dustin!!

@BUSHCRAFTTOOLS

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching

Happy New Year to everyone, and especially to the lover's of nature.

Remember the movie Cast Away? Coconut water is a natural laxative.

Great video Dustin 👍🏻 can’t believe the amount of rubbish 👎🏻 hope your well happy new year mate

What part of the world is this? I love watching your videos, your cooking skills are amazing! Your ideaology, your tenacity, your life seems full of reachable goals, which people don't always have. It's great watching that from young people, who for the most part, seem too interested in their phones than bettering themselves. Happy 2021! I have hope that it will be better than the last dreadful one we endured.

@BUSHCRAFTTOOLS

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks Jbenn

@videopokernetwork6824

3 жыл бұрын

Venice Beach, California.

Amoung others, I regularly watch a similar channel called Field Days, Aussie guy doing fishing and bushcraft stuff out in Bali, and he regularly shows himself, sometimes with whatever gf he's with, cleaning up the man-made waste on the beaches there. Sometimes he makes use of it to make a shelter, find something to make/hold water or start a fire with but man is it filthy. He can collect up to half a dozen bin liners full on his way home and it doesn't look like he's even scratched the surface. Odd flip-flops(thongs), old lighters, plastic bottles and drink cartons, old twine and rope etc, it makes you realise how much rubbish we make. And I say this as the council never collected our communal bins over the holidays, to the point my kid just got stinky taking my rubbish out for me when he opened the door to where they're kept and it was piled so high that some fell out so, being conscientious, he picked it all up again and stacked it how it should have been stacked by idiots who can't be bothered. Plastics are just a fact of life but for goodness sake, dispose of trash sensibly, don't just throw in on the floor or worse, into the ocean/sea, folks. Field Days showed a vid of him swimming in the ocean once and that spot was like the garbage shoot scene from Star Wars. Hope you didn't have to swim in any, Dustin.

@donniev8181

3 жыл бұрын

Indonesia is the world's 2nd largest ocean polluter after China.

This is so sad, man. I remember reading a report that untouched parts of the Colorado Rockies had traces of microplastics in the snow when they took samples by drone. It hurts my little hippie heart.

@BUSHCRAFTTOOLS

3 жыл бұрын

Wow, that's just crazy

@Tipi_Dan

3 жыл бұрын

@@BUSHCRAFTTOOLS So what shithole were you in? The rest of us need to be able to avoid it.

@1953beetle

3 жыл бұрын

@@Tipi_Dan 👍

I really enjoyed this video, more please!!!!

I remember watching this video quite a while ago.... Unfortunately trash accumulates and is yes quite disgusting.... I've watched several other youtubers who do the hole sale around the world thing and seen the same type of thing on their videos. Its just disgusting. But then again another mans trash is another mans treasure if you are lost and deserted.... Have a good new year.

@BUSHCRAFTTOOLS

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks Andrew, yeah it's a real shame to see

Happy New Year to you!!😃

People I know it is an upload I have watched it before but I believe what the dude is trying to do by using the same vid is highlighting the problem that is in front of your eyes the problem you have just watched. And dam right this vid should be uploaded yearly so we don't forget, a beautiful island and is gutted with trash, I know the next time I have a plastic bottle I will remember this video. Great upload and keep posting it.

We live in a world where there is too much to choose and everything comes in a package. Where we cannot look wider than our own front door and miss the big picture of nature. It pours me every day! And I hope that time will change us by alerting everyone and raising awareness to this problem. Greetings Steven

What type of wood was used for the bowdrill? I remember the base (with notch) and the drill (the piece that goes into the notch, one is meant to be soft wood and the other abit harder. Which one is witch please. Thanks

Two possible sources for all that debris and rubbish. One: it was deliberately thrown into the sea, by ignorant and uncaring individuals, over the side of passing ships. Two: it was accidentally thrown into the sea, by the action of storms and tsunamis. In either case, it's an ecological disaster.

@mackenziedrake

3 жыл бұрын

A lot of rope and floats, too, which are major components of the garbage patches. Uncaring seems more likely to me.

@MooKau_

3 жыл бұрын

what kinda bugged me is the picking up of things and tossing them away in any direction. Making little piles of that man made rubbish might help a bit at least.

@mackenziedrake

3 жыл бұрын

@@MooKau_ And the place isn't identified, so it's not like any of us might get a group together to clean it up, either.

@MooKau_

3 жыл бұрын

@@mackenziedrake Yeah, i know. But im guessing that if its in a pile away from the highest tide mark, its not going to spread further easy, and theres a possiblity that someone may grab piles if it was done.

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Aside from all of the trash that is a beautiful place. Just sad that the beauty of the island is ruined by our waste. Happy New Year hope it is a good one.

@BUSHCRAFTTOOLS

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks David, a Happy New Year to you too

Wow the amount of man made waste is absolutely vile, makes me feel quite sick to my stomach actually

@apollo5751

3 жыл бұрын

Please don't be dumb, that's from a TSUNAMI. It happens.

@huntermcclovio4517

3 жыл бұрын

come donate your time by helping to clean it all up, if you are really concerned about it.

@apollo5751

3 жыл бұрын

@@huntermcclovio4517 ? It will never end, bro. Each tide, takes away and brings more. The solution? Set up a collection system in the Gyre and handle the waste.

@huntermcclovio4517

3 жыл бұрын

@@apollo5751 of course it will never end, but just because of that, it doesn't mean you can't make the world a better place. if you give up before trying then it will only get worse.

@apollo5751

3 жыл бұрын

@@huntermcclovio4517 Whu? Is this real life?

Deserted Island??? What is that blue tarp at 39:30? If there isn't anyone else there, then why not use that for shelter?

Neat video. You should tell viewers what you’re doing, why you’re doing it, and maybe even sometimes how you’re doing it. You’d probably get a ton of subscribers.

Awesome video. I subbed 😄

@BUSHCRAFTTOOLS

Жыл бұрын

Thanks 👍

I really love this kind of content , 😊

My first time watching you. Loved it.

Awesome bit of survival until you took out the chicken, lol. I live in Florida so this is my kind of bushcraft. What kind of knife did you use? Please put links on your gear when you can. Thank you for the lessons. May you, your family, and of course Amber have a great 2021.

@BUSHCRAFTTOOLS

3 жыл бұрын

It was some sort of mora copy. Thanks for watching

Great Video Dustin. We have all seen the Videos of Rubbish getting tipped into Rivers in India,Indonesia,Malaysia,Myanmar and Thailand it gets washed into the Sea and the Tidal Current takes it away, unfortunately it ends up floating about until it meets Landfall again. Its disgusting and well highlighted in this Video. Great Improvised Cookery skills again mate, well done.

@BUSHCRAFTTOOLS

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks Paddy

Wow beautiful island 🏝 and a bad hair day no luck Dustin. lol

Don't know why you threw the lighter away it still had a spark on it you could have lit up for fire

Love the long vids

The amount of trash is shocking.

The inventor of plastic bottles needs his statue torn down. We used to use glass bottle s that we took back to the shop and got money for it.

@HenrikLaurell

3 жыл бұрын

Only difference is that glass bottles sink to the bottom .. You can recycle plastic bottles to, problem is that folks do not bother ...

@Tipi_Dan

3 жыл бұрын

The inventor of plastic bottles needs to be summarily executed.

@HenrikLaurell

3 жыл бұрын

@@Tipi_Dan Why, really ? .. If a man get hit by a stone should you ban all stones? The waste itself is not the problem, it is the human race who doesn't understand how precious our planet is. If we did we would not act like that, in many ways.

@alecturner2008

3 жыл бұрын

I used to refurbish bottling plant, mainly for Coke. Surprisingly areas of Africa and former russian states still use refundable style bottles which are washed and reused.

@snowyrain5730

3 жыл бұрын

There are ways to be sensible about it. A local store that sells bath and body wash items uses recyclable shampoo for example. You buy your first bottle, when it's empty they just refill it from huge vats. That way you only even use one bottle.

So wonderful to revisit this classic. Unfortunately a lot of islands in the region have trash filled beaches due to the junk that washes up because of what's just tossed out into the see. Let's hope we can all return to Thailand soon, Jan and Feb 2020 seems so long ago before the rest of that year turned sour. ❤👍

I wouldn't worry so much about the flotsam, it's the jetsam.

Very cool video, thank you!

👍👍👍 looks like fun to me the worst part of the trash is it would be almost impossible to clean up 😥

@BUSHCRAFTTOOLS

3 жыл бұрын

I wish I could get a team together and clean it up. It would take weeks but the end result would be paradise

Enjoyed your video.

Great looking meal, so sad about the trash... did you pack out any of it just to thank the island for it's abundance?

Thanks for sharing your videos...I enjoy watching from Indonesia 😍👍

It'd be great if everyone would pack out double what they pack in regarding trash. Then we'd begin to curb the overrun. But using less plastic is the best way to alleviate the mass contamination of Nature. Best wishes to us all ❤️ Be smart, stay safe ✌️😎

@loafandjug321

3 жыл бұрын

The trash is washed up on shore from boaters.

What was I supposed to learn from this -- Bring everything but the matches ??!!!

Thanks for sharing your adventures with us.i would like to see you survive a week on a abandon island.

You already prepared everything to stay. Very cool. 5555

Awesome vlog dude..where this beauty island 👏👏

@BUSHCRAFTTOOLS

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks Fariz, it's in the Andamen sea

I love your videos. You guys seem super cool and I wish we lived closer together. I’d totally hangout and make you guys some good ‘ole American southern bbq. Damn ocean.....

Thanks Again For Streaming

People really need to use the same water bottle several times and not just throw them away after it gets empty. It`s those small changes that makes a big impact.

@firebirdguy3151

3 жыл бұрын

People need to use a damn Pur filter and ditch the bottles. Way too many people drinking these at home instead of filtered tap. What do you really think Factory produced bottled water is... its filtered public water supply. People are so... eviaN...Naive

I love watching these Island survival challenges videos thank 🌱

there certainly was a lot of plastic waste indeed, but all I could think of is what an amazing amount of potential building materials. You've seen those "Earthship" buildings, using plastic bottles as building materials, creating these mosaic lighting walls and such. I could envision a channel where you use all the crap you find washed up onto the island and re-purpose it by building an amazing living space using all those bushcraft skills you've developed over the years. Then after you have scoured the island's beaches and cleaned up all the debris, you'd begin building this island inspired camp while waiting for the next series of high tides to see what useful items were deposited on the shores for use in your new domicile!

You know it makes sense and I have heard stories about similar things but seeing it through your eyes it is hard to ignore the reality of the trash situation in the world. Paradise has a beach filled with bottles and cans and hunks of rope. Useful to a stranded soul maybe but not really good for any other reason. Maybe this year can be better than the last.

@BUSHCRAFTTOOLS

3 жыл бұрын

It's a sad situation

@pamdrover6801

3 жыл бұрын

It will be a better world when feet are not washing up on shore, children are not stolen and destroyed, and when u all wake up to what's happening, GOD bless you all.

@LunchMeatTrump

2 жыл бұрын

@@pamdrover6801 human feet? washing ashore?

Wow, its very enjoyable video. All over natural sounds.

Shame about all the garbage that's washed ashore there, one of the main reasons I stopped (or greatly reduced) buying single use plastics,. Also, HOLY CRAP, I didn't know crabs could move that fast, kinda freaked me out!

I really liked the video but wondered about walking barefoot through all the garbage. Really is a shame that that much waste ends up in the ocean.

Shoreline: Where the synthetic world meets the natural world.

I loved it. Fantastic. Amazing how much trash we throw away. Did u pick any of it up?

One good thing about the trash is that if anyone get stranded on desert island will have plenty stuff to help him survive. Things like bottles can give you drinking water from sea water. From ropes you can make nice hammock, with old nets you can fish or make lobster and crab pots. Or even can make raft with plastic bottles and ropes

@williamlaws9338

Жыл бұрын

Yeah ,you can take it to be recycled while your there , and buy fush an chups , and tropical island food ? Fk i wanna go there now !

Awesome informational educational video experience Y'alls God Bless Ya 🙏

Where? Or what particular island youre at?

24 hours alone?. Haha. I've been alone now for 45 years. LOL 😆.

What were the plants you prepared? How did you arrive/leave? That was a feast!

I think the only reason you got thumbs down on that video was cause of the trash on the beach, total thumb up from me all the time, on your videos. Love your shows keep them comin'

I learned a lot from your video thanks

24 hours on an island i woyld go for it even 2 days man thats refreshing

Would be a nice project to eliminate all the trash 🤔 Dig a hole, make a fire, burn the trash, wait until it cools down, put it in a bucket, leave a clean island 🏝️ A couple of days and this would look like new 😁

I didn't read the description before watching. 2 mins into the vid, I was like, "a deserted island with so much trash.. all those plastics. wth" and was expecting you found a dead body or something. Then I looked at the description. Lol.

nice recovery on the fire. well done.

Where is this island? I have seen a few videos like this but can never tell where they are. Great video!

The garage sucks for the environment but if I was shipwrecked on that island I would be happy for all the trash. Bottles I can desalinate water and find other uses for the plastic. And anything else I find could be repurposed

WOW! What a huge amount of trash! Awful! Good video Dustin. Thank you. 👍😁

great video

What he don't know is pirates is takeing his boat right now and soon he will be stuck like chuck

Looked bliss apart from the washed up rubbish and smashed the bow drill food looked yummy

Which coconuts tasted better green or darker?? Edit: damn dude cooking what I'm assuming is rice in the coconut like that+ kabob and veggies, right on the beach sunset style...surrounded by 🗑️

Such a disgusting sight, human waist to be found all over wold like this

@firebirdguy3151

3 жыл бұрын

Human limbs too...