6 Days. Taking No Knife, Food, & Fire. 🛖

Late stoneage technology was still advanced enough for cultures not just to survive and but to actually thrive. It's engineering and art combined with ingenuity. This is the most impressive and genuine survival clip on YouTube.

One of the best solo survival videos I have ever seen !!!!!!!!!! Well done Clay !!! Please keep em coming !!!

Biting the head of the fish, “I don’t have a knife..so he’s dead” had me cracking up

This gives me nostalgia of the first time I saw Les Stroud's Survivorman as a kid. Your primitive survival skill is just unparalleled by anyone I've seen who makes these types of videos. I truly wish you had a production crew so I could see the maximum potential of your skills and knowledge. Hats of to you sir.

Just to let foreigners know, the passion fruit, figs and peaches, gooseberries, walnuts, and others are not native plants, these are plants that have gone wild out of someones homestead. New Zealand had VERY few fruit or vegetable native plants, before Europeans brought things from overseas. And what we did have, modern people wouldn't recognise as viable food, they are nothing like modern fruit. And most of what we did have needed a LOT of careful preparation to take poisons out of it. The Kawakawa berry he ate to begin with, five would give you strong stomach cramps and the runs, 20 would give you CRIPPLING pain.

34:50 "this is the life for me boys" you know this guy found a kick ass life

thnak you grandpa for giving so much knowleadge

Hey clay I grew up without a father in Blenheim , thanks to your videos I was able to motivate myself to go out and catch my first fish. Cheers mate

Mr. Clay... Crazy crafting skills you have. I actually got stuned with the auto-drilling method to make fire... I mean I know other methods and watched other people follow the principle, but you took it way further, and I mean not just the drill... The basket, the raft, the glue, every tiny peace you crafted you did it with so much care and quality. Really impressed by you sir, respect.

He's smart to take a camera. Cameraman never dies.

Pure knowledge, fun, relaxation and adventure. Not the over dramatized stuff survival videos usually are these days. You can tell this man has immense survival knowledge and im so happy hes sharing it with the world, love it!

that crab/fish trap is a masterpiece

Never, ever, have I seen a survival video, where the guy could do everything, without anything (tools, snack bars, gear, etc). Simply the best.

Watching you eat that fish really put things in perspective... How hard reality hits. So much preparation and knowledge required just to acquire that little meal. It must have tasted so good. Bless you and thank you.

what a pleasure to watch edited so well, always engaging and interesting, excellent job darling.

Before I die, If I can try just a tiny little fraction of what you do, I'll die happy. That's 40 minutes of heaven for us lot gawking at the screen, I can just imagine the happiness out there doing it for real. Really great stuff, man 👏🎬👏

This is the best survival show I’ve watched yet

He made a drill out of stone and sticks!!!! Then he made fire with it!!! That's the craziest thing I've ever seen! I'm astonished by everything you built in this episode, you got yourself a lifetime subscriber!

Absolutely amazing! You made 1,000's of years of Oceanic traditions come to life. I really appreciate this as a life long learner of Pacific cultures and history.

I could never be that chill in ocean waters. Im constantly waiting for jaws to pop up any moment