Canadian bushcraft and wilderness survival in the heart of the boreal forest. Shelter builds, primitive skills, fire, and real outdoor living — no fluff, just the woods. Welcome to the Bush Crew.
New videos every week. Join thousands of outdoor men and women learning bushcraft skills, how to build a shelter, wilderness survival, and self reliance the honest way — earned through real time in the Canadian wild.
This channel covers debris huts, lean-to shelters, primitive shelter building, woodsman skills, wilderness living, and off grid life from someone who actually lives it. No studio. No script. Just the boreal forest and what it teaches.
Whether you’re a beginner learning bushcraft for the first time or a seasoned woodsman looking to sharpen your skills — there’s a place for you here.


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Trimming Logs Flush for a Stronger Bushcraft Wall

5 months ago | [YT] | 7

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This is where it starts to feel real 🪵

Stacking logs for the walls today… slow work, but you can actually see it coming together now.

Every layer makes it feel more like a real shelter instead of just a build.

Would you take your time getting every log perfect… or just get the walls up fast?

5 months ago | [YT] | 4

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Alone is one of the few survival shows that actually respects real bushcraft, real endurance, and real isolation 🏕️🔥

Dropped into remote wilderness with limited gear, no crew, and no help, it’s just skill, mindset, and how long you can outlast the environment. Hunger, cold, loneliness, and mistakes all compound fast, and the land always wins eventually.

The show started with a simple but brutal concept, survive longer than everyone else, completely alone. No challenges, no teams, no safety net beyond the emergency call. What makes it even more impressive is how the format has stayed true to that idea season after season.

Huge respect to the survivors from Season 1. They went in with no blueprint, no past seasons to study, and no idea how hard the mental game would really be. They built the foundation for everything that came after.

Looking back now, which season do you think was the most difficult overall? And who was your favourite survivor to watch across the series? 👀🔥

#AloneTVSeries
#SurvivalSkills
#BushcraftLife

8 months ago | [YT] | 28

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Pollution from anglers, minor issue or major crisis? #fishing #fishinglife

1 year ago | [YT] | 1

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Would you rather see trails kept wild with logs and obstacles, or perfectly maintained for easier access? #hiking #hikingtrails

1 year ago | [YT] | 4

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Fishing with barbed hooks, necessary for the catch or unnecessary cruelty?🎣
#fishing #fishinglife #fisherman

1 year ago | [YT] | 0

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Some say hunting is cruel, others say it’s the most ethical way to eat meat. Where do you stand?🎯🍖 #hunting #hunter #hunt

1 year ago | [YT] | 3

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What’s the most under rated piece of outdoor gear? #outdoorgear

1 year ago | [YT] | 2

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1 year ago | [YT] | 2

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You can only take 3 items for a week in the wilderness, no tent, no sleeping bag. What’s your plan now? #survivalskills

1 year ago | [YT] | 1