Chad Zuber

I begin a new wilderness adventure, searching for resources and a hut site while surviving with handmade tools, minimal food, improvised shelter, and primitive fire-making.

On day two of my wilderness adventure, I find key resources and use primitive tools to prepare for building a new hut while surviving with minimal supplies.

I continue exploring the wilderness, making a simple shelter, finding wild food, and discovering clay, all while searching for the perfect spot for a new settlement.

I move closer to the perfect hut location, relocate my camp, build a primitive shelter, discover clay for bricks, and struggle to make a friction fire to survive the night.

With food running low, I make primitive fishing tools, then unexpectedly hunt and prepare a cottontail rabbit while gathering materials for future survival projects.

After choosing my settlement site, I begin making adobe bricks to build structures that stay cool in summer and warm in winter, improving long-term survival.

Primitive life is about learning from the land through patience and practice, crafting tools, finding food, and slowly gaining the knowledge needed to survive and thrive.

The weather turns rainy, so I build a primitive roof using natural materials and bushcraft skills to stay dry and prepare for building my adobe hut.

Upgrading my shelter to a comfortable adobe hut is slow and exhausting, slowed by rain, but I focus on survival tasks like making fish traps to improve my diet.