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I am amazed. practical genius

Why not learn slow sand filtration? E.g. www.cwsc.or.jp/cwscpanel/wp-content/uploads/2024/01/2024-Jan-EPS-4.pdf

Im watching this from Florida, but I MISS MONTANA! (Especially since its summer)

6:37 Did you step on the frog? 😆

This is epic information

Could you test filter made with ceramic pot?

Clay man, just finished series 8 and you DA MAN! So glad you've done a youtube dude!

imagine hes livin in australia wild

Amazing! But can you use same branches multiple times? Or it's nessessory to cut down new ones?

The Sapmi would pack a bottle with 5-7 cm each of moss/dirt/moss and pour the water through it, i assume they also boiled it after but do get back to me if anyone survived trying not to ^^

IQ 200? good work

Season some soy sauce and lemon and sugar chillie powder

Would this work on salt water? Im assuming mangroves would do well for that. Let me know what yall think.

i think if you used the pine limbs you mentioned, you would certainly have the taste of pine-sol in your water.

Thank you for your demonstration of a primitive, yet effective, organic warter filter.

Brilliant technique! Will birch do same job?

Having worked in water treatment for 30 years (R/O, Cationic exchange, U/V), I find this an absolutely amazing survival filtration method. After what you have done here as a "prepper-survivalist expert", someone should take this a testing stage further. Meaning, starting with a high school science project up to university level proper testing a range of parameters and a range of plants/trees Already you've proved a lot here, So... does it reduce: NO2 NO3 Arsenic Heavy metals How about radio activity from fall out...? Tra-la-la. Even if it cannot "do everything " it already does a hell of a lot as is... I found your video really fascinating Specially the explanation about the cell Membrane transfer . You didn't need Chlorine, Ozone, U/V, or even boiling it. Nature did it, and you shared it with us. THANKS!

Always carry a large plastic mattress bag.

>100% effective >doesn't filter out viruses

Protect this man from Big Water. 😂😂

Recently I hacked down a monster grapevine that was strangling a bunch of bushes and trees. I found the main trunk and when I cut it, it poured water like a garden hose. I wonder if that would've been safe to drink?

It one of those things that makes sense right when you start seeing it, but wouldn't have thought about it. Vines are made to carry water, so they would make a good natural filter if you're trying to purify the water.

Veryvery impressive well done

im surprised to see that not many ppl are in here commenting about the goat. but its honestly a good thing, a guys gotta eat afterall. anyways keep it up man, love these vids, only really getting into them recently

Beautiful, just beautiful. Thanks man. My dad and I did this back in the 80's. This is so fun.

After a couple of hours, how do you know you are getting water from the dirty water source or just the water that was already in the piece of vine you cut?

Boil for an hour and then filter. Or filter through a very large container of gravel and sand then boil. This is neat tho

Smart

I was wondering if that leather is thick and stiff enough to stop a snake bite ?

I think no matter where we are in life or what we’re doing, it’s always good to challenge ourselves in some way

I just tried your straw tip but instead of Vaseline I used charcoal lighter. Got a couple minutes of burn out of that. Thanks for the tips!!

This was really awesome, thanks for putting it out there for all of us.

I googled a bit and found e.coli is the smallest bacteria we can worry about. The others that is dangerous is at same size to bigger. There was a list if you google water most dangerous bacteria, and then I googled each for size.

I will try and remember this. Need to research what is okay to use here in Northen Europe.

I bet it tastes like bark

Howdy Mr. Hayes, I think it would be an extremely interresting test to see how many gallons of water these filters could filter with your water conditions while remaining "functional". I know this could be time consuming and expensive, but still an idea. Hope all is well! McCoy

Thing is that the branch itself wasn't sterile, maybe that small amount of detected bacteria came from its surface when it was dipped into the water. You also touched the branch with your hand too, which could have also introduced bacteria. So this filtering method could very well be a 100% effective if we take all other variables away.

Nice work, try some small paper cups as molds it works good just fill them part way up and fold the tops down no need to be cutting bars like this anymore!

You Really have survival skills, I was just commenting to a tactical brother that old school survival and a bow to hunt is the way to go if the shtf ever really happens. Keep it coming!

This is such a vibe

Id probably still boil it just for good measure

Excellent video. Great information. Thanks for posting this!!!! 💯

That was INTENSE! Success and failure are purely relative. Your narration over these events are valuable and inspirational. Spoken like a man who understands that life is all about the little things, which most of us overlook or take for granted.

Newly discovered? Pretty sure I seen Primitive Technology channel do this over a year ago. Nearly identical method but not as good.

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What about making water safe to drink with a dead organism in it? Ie deer or wild life dying and decomposing in water with no viable source close enough to get to?

That was really interesting... Thanks for the education on Pemmican

heh, woodr

The glass will block UV. That's why you can't get a tan in a car. It was probably the heat that killed the e coli.

Absolutely Awesome video