The Wooded Beardsman

YouTube Rankings

According to our ranking, The Wooded Beardsman is currently ranked 6998th globally.

Last 30 Days Activity

Over the last 30 days, The Wooded Beardsman published 28 videos — roughly 0.9 per day — and generated 986K additional views, subscriber base remaining stable.

Performance by format

On average, The Wooded Beardsman's videos generate 342K views. Long-form videos lead with 451K average views, compared to 13K for Shorts.

Top 5 Most Viewed Videos

#1

BUILDING a Small Cabin in the WOODS (COMPLETE BUILD!)

17.8M views

#2

PRIMITIVE TECHNOLOGY | ROCK OVEN like CAVEMAN | Eating CAUL FAT, HEART, KIDNEY, TONGUE & MEAT

16.6M views

#3

WINTER SURVIVAL CHALLENGE, Primitive Shelter, Axe, Line, Hooks, Bowdrill | ASMR (Silent)

13.7M views

#4

ARMADILLO Hunt with CATCH NET, Foraging the Wild for Tree-Berries | ASMR (Silent)

11.9M views

#5

Porcupine Catch and Cook Clean | Learn The Primitive Hangi | Corn Meal Bread With Mortar & Pestle

11.0M views

The Wooded Beardsman's most-watched video is "BUILDING a Small Cabin in the WOODS (COMPLETE BUILD!)" with 17.8M views. Other top performers include "PRIMITIVE TECHNOLOGY | ROCK OVEN like CAVEMAN | Eating CAUL FAT, HEART, KIDNEY, TONGUE & MEAT" (16.6M views) and "WINTER SURVIVAL CHALLENGE, Primitive Shelter, Axe, Line, Hooks, Bowdrill | ASMR (Silent)" (13.7M views).

Channel Origins

🕰️ First video · October 23, 2008

Monster Ontario Whitetail Bowhunting - High Winds High Eight

11K views

The Wooded Beardsman published their very first YouTube video on October 23, 2008, titled "Monster Ontario Whitetail Bowhunting - High Winds High Eight". This video has been viewed 11K times since it was uploaded.

About

#SURVIVAL | OUTDOORS | HUNTING | FISHING | TRAPPING | HOMESTEADING | BUSHCRAFT | CAMPING | SPEARFISHING | TRAVEL | CAMPFIRE COOKING This channel is about the outdoors and adventure. Not just about survival, fishing, hunting, trapping, or even bushcraft, but about the whole process of procuring resources necessary for sustenance - wilderness living. I do not practice ‘catch and release’ or even ‘sport fishing.’ I do not “harvest.” Rather, I catch and keep, and consume what I catch. I would much prefer utilizing nature on my own accord because this gives me a much deeper respect for the animals. I also enjoy exploring, hiking, fishing, camping, camp fire cooking, exploring, and other crazy things like spearing fish, gigging, building ponds, really anything outside that is fun, I'm up for it, even travelling to new exciting locations to try exotic versions of the things I do around my home turf.

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