Top End Camp Part 2

In part 2 of this episode we look at correct ferrocerium rod technique, making green ant tea and we look at some useful plants of the top end such as sand palm, green plum, turkey bush, paperbark and Pandanas.
Hope you enjoy the video and thanks for watching.
Links to the products used in this episode can be found below.
This video is presented by Gordon Dedman, founder of Bushcraft Survival Australia (BSA), is an outdoor bushcraft survival school dedicated to teaching genuine and authentic modern and traditional outdoor living skills through carefully designed educational courses.
Gordon Dedman is currently the survival / bushcraft consultant for the “Alone Australia” TV series.
- Fjallraven Kanken Pack alnk.to/e70gZnA
- Dragons Breath Ferro Rod www.survivalsuppliesaustralia...
- Bushcraft Survival Australia t-shirt bit.ly/3J0U1Wv
- Klean Kanteen stainless steel water bottles bit.ly/3nSvys4
- Grayl Geopress water purifier bit.ly/3EonOFb
- Alton Goods tarps bit.ly/3en0VYR
- Morakniv Bushcraft Black knife alnk.to/hDjqBEe
- Leatherman Supertool alnk.to/3TUk6RC
- Bacho Laplander folding saw bit.ly/3b8hXI0
- Ultralight Hammock Bug Net bit.ly/3pbLRTf
- Ultralight Ground Bug Net bit.ly/3p8muSi
- Browns Water Filter 20L Group Bag: bit.ly/3H3ULrY
- Browns Water Filter 3L Personal Bag: bit.ly/3HdZW8Z
- Grayl Water Filters & Replacement Cartridges: bit.ly/3poCpfl
- Pack - Karrimor SF 45 Litre Sabre Pack
Music Credit
Ainslie Shore - Alsever Lake
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  • @daneofarrell9460
    @daneofarrell94602 жыл бұрын

    Easily one of the best Australian survival videos around.

  • @brettlangfeldt3599
    @brettlangfeldt35992 жыл бұрын

    Just wanted to say thanks for all the effort you put into your very informative videos. I’ve left it pretty late in life to start but have been interested in the subject of bushcraft for quite some time. Unfortunately, I’m limited in what I’m legally allowed to do as I’m from the Brisbane area and it appears that wild camping is prohibited but that doesn’t change the fact that the main part about bushcraft that I’ll be practicing is how to have respect for the bush and leave it how you found it. My son is very young but I hope in the future he’ll have an interest in the bush and I’ll be able to pass on the skills and respect necessary for him to enjoy what Australia has to offer. Keep up the good work Gordon. Skills are necessary but inspiration is priceless.

  • @user-ArtsyVW
    @user-ArtsyVW15 сағат бұрын

    Thanks Gordon, good to watch and learn how to recognise and know how use the great Aussie bush, to survive...

  • @Borealwalkabouts
    @Borealwalkabouts2 жыл бұрын

    When I read Mr Langfelts comment below I realized that I am fortunate that we learned a lot of the things mentioned. Wildcamping can be done just about everywhere here in Sweden. The outdoors is like a religion here, you know what i mean. And thank you for your efforts Mr Dedman. Really appreciate it sir

  • @swaggingsisters
    @swaggingsisters2 жыл бұрын

    This kind of content is exactly what we hanker for, there's a lot of great overseas bushcraft vids we watch and wonder 'yeah, but', ie yeah but how does that work over here for us? You're our go-to 👌.

  • @delishme2
    @delishme2

    As a Territorian, i thank you sir.

  • @Skip_Esquire
    @Skip_Esquire2 жыл бұрын

    New viewer, currently binge watching your catalog of videos, wanted to thank you for sharing your knowledge. Around 10 years ago now I did a stint in Darwin, eventually getting a job doing maintenance gardening with a huge contract to clear out all of the neglected yards in the old RAAF housing in Winnellie. Just watching you let the green ants crawl up your arms triggers my PTSD. Had I watched this video before that I could've started a tea company to rival the likes of Dilmah with the egregious amounts of green ant super colonies in those few blocks alone.

  • @troymorris4590
    @troymorris45902 жыл бұрын

    I enjoy Your videos, Australia is a very interesting country. Troy from the Eastern Shore of Maryland, USA.

  • @AngusBeath
    @AngusBeath2 жыл бұрын

    Great episodes - appreciate all the detail and effort!

  • @TripleAAA53
    @TripleAAA532 жыл бұрын

    OUTSTANDING tutorial Gordon !!!!!!!!!!

  • @kan-zee
    @kan-zee Жыл бұрын

    4:00

  • @bones_bn
    @bones_bn2 жыл бұрын

    Love the longer videos from you mate

  • @phoenixofchaos2
    @phoenixofchaos22 жыл бұрын

    thanks for the knowledge!

  • @budget-adventure
    @budget-adventure2 жыл бұрын

    Such a great part of Australia. Thanks Gordon great video

  • @waynemcmillan5970
    @waynemcmillan59702 жыл бұрын

    Thanks Gordon excellent video.

  • @trevorday7979
    @trevorday79792 жыл бұрын

    Crackin follow on from Part 1 mate. Sensational content on the bush tucker and LMAO at the bird you unknowingly flipped the camera when showing the green ant. Cracked me up. 🤣 Good plug for Al and SSA. I get most of my gear from them and offer great variety and excellent customer service. Actually away from home NSW and in WA for don’t know how long with work and border issues, so must duck in on Alan and say G’day. Thanks again for what you do Gordon. I was hoping to get up with my boy to NT this year for a course, but travel getting hard. Never say never though hey. 🤝👍🏼

  • @hunterm96
    @hunterm962 жыл бұрын

    Fantastic clip mate well done

  • @BlackshacksBushcraft
    @BlackshacksBushcraft2 жыл бұрын

    Great episodes. Thanks for your time and effort. 😃

  • @archie7212
    @archie72122 жыл бұрын

    Great job Gordon, thank you, from Townsville :-)

  • @jacksonhalliwell7621
    @jacksonhalliwell76212 жыл бұрын

    Agenda 2030... Gordon's ahead of the curve