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Wilderness Survival
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Primitive Skills
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Wild Edibles and Medicinals
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Traps and Snares
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Outdoor Education
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Tracking, Awareness, and Movement
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primitiveskills
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Name:
Maine Primitive Skills
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Age:
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March 18, 2008
Last Visit Date:
7 hours ago
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Website:
Wilderness Survival School teaching Primitive Skills, Bushcraft, Wilderness Survival Skills, Wild Edibles, Shelter Building, Bow Making, Tracking, and more.

Website: http://www.primtiveskills.com
About Me:
 
wilderness survival, outdoor education, native awareness, adventure therapy, mentoring, permaculture, homesteading school
Country:
United States
Occupation:
Outdoor Education, Survival Instructor, Naturalist, Tracking Student
Companies:
Maine Primitive Skills School
Schools:
University of Maine, Paul Rezendes, Tom Brown jr., Jon Young, Charles Worsham
Interests:
Wilderness Survival, Nature Awareness, Outdoor Education, Community Building, Permaculture, Condolences, Primitive Skills
Movies:
Red Dawn, The Hunted, Education of Little Tree, Avatar, Matrix, Star Wars, Forbidden Kingdom, Emerald Forest
Books:
The Tracker, Art and Science of Tracking, Tracking and the Art of Seeing, Field Guide to Living with the Earth, Mammal Tacks of North America, Bird Tracks of North America
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primitiveskills commented on Early Fall Understory Edibles (1 day ago)
"@Kahur2007This far north, there is less diversity in flora as well as fauna. As a result there are fewer than twelve plants that can kill you, and..."   more
 
 
primitiveskills uploaded a new video (1 day ago)
Primitive Skills Instructor shares wild foraging skills for edibles and medicinals. http://www.primitiveskills.com   more
 
 
primitiveskills commented on Rolling Snare (6 days ago)
"We use dogbane cordage for the snare as milkweed cordage seems to be more attractive than most of the baits available. Nothing is more embarassing..."   more
 
 
primitiveskills commented on Allumage de feu avec silex et marcassite 1 (6 days ago)
"Thank you for your outstanding demo. Is that a wolf hide and bison hide in your video? Very impressive work, hope to see you on the trail."
 
 
primitiveskills commented on Allumage de feu avec silex et marcassite 1 (6 days ago)
"Thank you for your outstanding demo. Is that a wolf hide and bison hide in your video?"
 
Channel Comments (85)
northernbushape (3 weeks ago)
Sorry for the delay in reply, I missed your question on my channel. I have not had time to really tuck into the hand drill yet, but I have been practicing the hand motion you demonstrated and have been training my muscles to get used to it. I get going good for a bit and then get all crossed up lol.
michaelpewtherer (1 month ago)
Hey Michael, just give me your dates for next years weekend n I'll make the trip...closer than going to Rabbitstick!
jolietjake1970 (1 month ago)
Michael, I friended you on facebook and found and subbed your youtube channel! keep up the good work.-George.
COBladesmith80 (1 month ago)
I'm with touchnova, awesome channel! Thanks for sharing!
OzaawaaMigiziNini (1 month ago)
Good evening Michael and everyone at MPSS.

Both I (Caleb) and Lucas would love to come down for the gathering. Sadly due to other commitments we will not be able to attend. I personally am very disappointed that I won't be able to attend and urge that you keep us in mind for any future programs or gatherings!

As well, this coming Spring, a gathering may be happening in Central Ontario, and I would love to have any of you join us during it! Subjects may include primitive and modern skills ranging from cordage, basketry, flintknapping, tracking, sheltercraft and more.

Please consider this a formal invitation to any MPSS Staff. We may be able to supply lodging for you.

By the way, amazing videos guys! Your firestarting videos are always inspirational!
touchnova (1 month ago)
Thanks for your comment m'friend, I soak up every ounce of wilderness and bushcraft info that I can... Am glad to learn about your channel as well, some fantastic and unique content for sure...working my way through now. :-) Best to you from Montana!
jigoogly (1 month ago)
looks like some pretty cool stuff! But can you say get a job or volunteer here? I'm interested because i love the out doors and have put in over 300+ hours at my local nature center and could be moving to Maine in the next 2-3 years. and if so what volunteer and or job age range to you higher?
pinkjessuk85 (1 month ago)
thanks for the nice comment... and thanks for checking out my channel, will def have some new videos on the way soon
syknyt (1 month ago)
Thank you for putting out so many good, responsible videos. I've seen too many 'survival' and 'primitive skills' videos that were ill-informed, uninformed, or dangerous to the uninitiated.
BowskinArchery (2 months ago)
hey guy, it's Joshua From face book, just thought I'd add you and you could check out some of the vid's take care bud!
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