Discover the impressive journey of building an underground house using primitive technology and bushcraft skills. See how one man expertly digs, shapes, and furnishes a unique subterranean living ...

BLUE HILL, Maine — Colby Smith and Hannah Rhea are living life on their own terms. For the last three years, the Maine couple has been living on their 50-acre spread in Blue Hill, less than a mile ...

Brain tan buckskin -- Primitive fire & cordage -- Makin' meat (1 & 2) -- Primitive wilderness cooking methods -- Deer from field to freezer -- Containers 1 -- Containers 2, Primitive pottery -- ...

Could you survive without toilet paper, flour, or hand sanitizer? For most people facing Covid-19 lockdown, the thought of common conveniences running short sends them sprinting to the local grocery ...

Join Brave Survival Life as two men use primitive survival skills to transform a jungle clearing into a stunning natural water feature. Watch as they build interconnected pools, a mud bath, and a ...

THURMONT -- Guy Neal unrolled the tanned animal hide. Inside was a chaotic-looking clump of plant fibers he had harvested and cleaned from stinging nettle and dogbane plants. Taking a few stems of ...

The Living Museum, located at 9898 N. U.S. 41, in Bloomingdale, is slated to open July 11, it is a genuine primitive village in which residents live using primitive skills on a daily basis. The ...

Technology, for better or worse, has changed society. We live in a world of mobile phones, GPS in every car and instant search results. Some people want more. More nature, that is. In Washington, D.C.