Mattias Norberg

15:14

Making a trolling hook

11:01

Making a Siberian log fire, the second best log fire:-)

12:31

Winter bow drill in the Boreal forest

8:50

Willow bark cord for bow drill in winter

4:21

Tinder bundle, feather sticks

8:14

Tinder bundle, wood shavings and wood scrapings

11:24

Almost a bow drill fire in the rain

2:00

Cow parsley (Anthriscus sylvestris)

13:46

Making a slow match: how to prolong the life of an ember

0:35

Small balsam seed capsual explosion

2:45

Bow drill failure. Too coarse friction dust

4:57

Making a bow drill string from blackberry bark

9:40

Probably the best, cheapest and simplest way to sharpen your scandi grind knife

18:53

Making a Sami nuorssjo, the best long log fire

7:24

Fire with spruce boughs in northern Sweden during winter

7:17

Fire lighting, the large twig bundle

4:20

Fire lighting, the handful twig bundle

9:27

Bow drill in the rain

11:08

Acorn porridge and flint and steel fire

6:15

Primitive fishing for flatfish using a baited line

13:27

Old Swedish figure four deadfall for capercaillie and black grouse

8:20

Fire with green dwarf birch and fish cooking

14:38

Bow drill without any modern cutting tools...and a fish

4:24

How to create large, hot sparks with the ferrocerium rod

14:45

Proper preparations is vital when lighting a fire, dont cut corners

9:44

Fire in damp weather with only an axe and ferrocerium rod

6:55

Bow drill with alder and feather stick tinder bundle

7:06

Scissor trap with butterbur string

14:05

Boiling nettles in birch bark container with hot rocks

9:43

Beech bow drill fire, charred punk wood & flint & steel

5:37

Making beef jerky over open fire

10:43

The leaning criss-cross fire lay from ash wood

4:07

Bow drill with braided willow string

8:51

Bow drill Inuit style and some wild boar

11:29

Elm innerbark cordage made with flint

14:16

Twisted birch withe with locking function

8:53

Koolyomaka a Siberian deadfall trap

10:49

Making an old Swedish squirrel deadfall

15:48

Making an old Swedish deadfall trap for grouse

7:32

Flint and steel fire with untreated hors hoof fungus (amadou)

9:52

Bow drill with braided cleavers cordage

32:51

Bow drill step by step

8:09

No rush with the bow drill ember

12:48

Making birch bark tar

6:19

Removing the bark from green nettles

5:09

Harvesting and processing linden bark

8:25

Processing retted lime tree bark

22:53

Spruce bark container and boiling water with hot rocks

6:15

Cordage made from a special part of the cattail leaves

5:24

Flint, steel and fethersticks

6:36

Fire with lens and sun

2:03

Fetherstick and ferrocerium rod

3:57

Siberian log fire in northern Sweden during winter

10:15

All green birch wood fire in northern Sweden during winter

8:07

Bow drill in the far north of Sweden during winter

10:56

A two hole bow drill attempt

4:26

Bow drill with different V-notch

10:17

Fire in the rain with birch

2:07

Nourssjo: The Sami log fire

1:44

Ferrocerium rod and fether sticks

11:54

Bow drill with damp material in the snow

3:33

Ferrocerium rod and birch bark still attached to the tree.

7:08

Bow drill with elder and fatwood tinder bundle

18:21

Making fire in the rain with damp material

3:08

Bow drill from spruce root and braided nettle cordage

1:44

Flint and steel with charred juniper bark

7:19

Bow drill with cordage from rosebay willowherb and wood shavings and powder for tinder bundle

1:44

Temporarily cordage made from the withered, utmost leafs of cattail

5:56

Bow drill with string made of braided nettle fibers

7:43

Bow drill without any modern cutting tools String made from Rosebay Willowherb

1:51

Edible coastal plants

5:45

Bowdrill with plastic bag cordage

12:52

Twisted birch withies

11:17

Bow drill with rose innerbark cordage

4:54

Bow drill with braided cordage from willow.

14:29

Bow drill fire with birch root cordage and scrapings of fat wood as booster

13:34

Bow drill fire with spruce root cordage and hoof fungus as coal extender

6:38

Making cordage from the innerbark of Salix species in wintertime