First 300 Days at the Primitive Hut

Equipped with just the buckskin clothes I wear and a bottle gourd to carry water I found food, made primitive fire, baskets, pottery, tools, shelter and eventually a large hut only from natural materials that I found locally. Everything needed to survive can be acquired here. Thank you so much for following my adventures! www.instagram.com/chadzuberofficial www.facebook.com/ChadZAdventure Sign up for my newsletter: http://eepurl.com/jfZxG-/ Check out my ebook here: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0DC5FN3K9 Key moments: 00:00 Building a temporary survival shelter 02:08 Shellfish catch and cook 03:10 Acorn and mesquite mush 04:30 Testing clay and making cordage 05:56 Chopping wood with a stone 06:32 Clam roast in rain at shelter 07:35 Woven palm sandals 08:29 Beginning construction of the new hut 09:37 A travois to transport rock 10:51 Making a primitive cooking pot 12:16 Building the roof of my new hut 15:13 Big clam boil 16:12 Wild cherry harvest and beverage 16:55 How I make rope 18:01 Primitive tule sleeping mat 19:03 Fish and palm fruit soup 20:38 Primitive dye 22:17 Best prickly pear harvesting tool 24:23 Primitive night at the hut 24:57 Improving the prickly pear harvest tool 25:44 Big wild food haul 27:24 Pottery and leaching acorns 30:48 Making bricks and a floor 31:50 Brick and cane wall 33:40 Palm thatched walls for the hut 34:37 Brick fireplace and cooking fish 36:37 Time to relax Music credit: Navajo Night