#AD | In this special series sponsored by Visit The USA, each of the Sorted crew will organise a Mystery Food and Adventure Vacation for the remaining 3 guys at the Four Corners, USA. Today, Jamie is up with his surprise itinerary in Arizona! But how will the trip go down with the others?! Big thank you to Visit The USA for making all of this possible, plus all of the contributors we worked with across the trip: https://www.papillon.com/ Yavapai Apache Fry Bread shack https://www.southwestsurvival.com/ https://theboxyardtucson.com/ https://www.altitudemountainguides.com/ https://www.elcharrocafe.com/ https://www.tombstonemonumentranch.com/

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The technique used in this video is a classic primitive skill called "flintknapping". For more classes and info, visit www.southwestsurvival.com

The technique used in this video is a classic primitive skill called "fire by friction". This specific method is displayed through the use of the bow drill, made from the sotol stalk, found in the wild Sonoran Desert. For more classes and info, visit www.southwestsurvival.com

There are usually 5 C's of Survivability? Cutting Tool – Combustion Device – Cover – Container – Cordage - but I add in one extra one of my own. Learn more about survival at www.southwestsurvival.com

When you're hungry in the wild, then you got to think wild to get your next meal. In this video, we learn how to use minimal materials, such as the rocks and trees around you to trap your dinner. For more classes and info, visit www.southwestsurvival.com

The Sonoran Desert is full of edible plants. Here's three tasty options.

Southwest Survival owner Jon Helleson talks about the time he almost died while hiking in Sedona, Arizona.