Built a Log Shelter to survive a snow storm blizzard. Bushcraft / Survival Skills. Winter camping.
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- Blizzard- 1 to 2 feet of snow, high winds, lows in single digits F predicted. I decided to go into the woods and camp in it. No tent. So I'd build a primitive shelter to survive.
00:00 Intro
00:27 Fell dead pine trees. Cut logs to length.
00:34 Clearing snow where the shelter will be set up.
01:33 Setting up the frame (logs).
02:40 Building the log roof
05:22 Building the walls
07:42 Break time. (Had to leave after this).
08:14 Returning to the site the next day.
08:50 Some snow on the roof.
10:15 Shoveling in front of the shelter.
10:36 Break time
11:14 Shoveling snow onto the roof (for insulation)
12:30 Reinforcing and sealing the walls
13:41 High winds
14:00 Welcome to my happy home
14:18 Going for a walk. Scouting around.
16:13 Gathering birch bark
17:30 Walking back to the shelter
18:20 Sealing cracks in the roof with ice and snow
19:20 Night fall. Shoveling in front of the shelter.
21:13 Calling it a day. Going into the shelter to sleep for the night.
There was not as much snow as predicted. Maybe 8 inches. (It was hard to tell because there was so much drifting). Low was 2 degrees F. High winds.
22:37 Getting up in the morning
22:48 Sunrise
23:04 Views of the shelter and the site after the storm. The snow had stopped, but there were still high winds. Bitter cold.
24:37 Encouraging word- "The Blizzard"
29:17 Isaiah 61.3 "Beauty for Ashes"
30:20 Please Like & Subscribe!
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Sending miraculous healing prayers and blessings and angels to protect you forever amen ❤
God Bless You Brother
Another great video. Learning basic survival skills and praising God for the blessings He gives us.
Go with God.
Thank you so much. God bless you, too!
I was enthralled by this video. Thankyou for all your hard work and wonderful ideas I hope it was as fun for you as it was for me.
Thank you Doug, I always enjoy your videos and your kind words. I also admire your courage and strength, you project so much energy and at the same time so much peace. Bless you my brother.
Thank you so much. That's so nice. God bless you.
Hello There Doug. This is the first of your videos I have watched. Unlike some others who build a full on house. You stay safe Doug. May God Bless You...
Good to see you again, Doug. May the oil of gladness flow down from His throne in your direction!
Nice to see you. God bless.
You showed how all things work together for the good of those who love Lord and are walking according to His purpose.
Nice. God bless you.
This is fantastic. Shelter looks like a shit show unlike many "bushcraft" videos. Did it work? Yeah. Is it going to make "Modern Living"? No. Thank you for a true survival shelter.
LOL! I don't think I'd make it into "Better Shacks & Gardens". But, yes this is a realistic shelter that could be made by 1 person alone in a short time. Thank you.
I just watched your video, while I found it very interesting, i really liked the message on the end. I found it refreshing that you talked about scripture and gave God thanks for his blessings. Good job and God bless.
Thank you so much. When I was starting my channel, I looked around and thought about what kind of content I would like to watch. Then I tried to provide things that people want, but don't exist or are scarce or hard to find. There is a lot of bushcraft and survival content online, but not usually from a Christian perspective. That seems strange to me since the culture IRL is very spiritual, and has been for centuries. Thanks again & God bless.
💜💜💜💜 God bless You
God bless you, too.
I appreciate that you spend a lot of footage simply showing the wilderness. Not just because it's pretty, but as a reminder that nature is brutal and impartial.
brilliant video Doug cheers.
Well this the video that is not showing nice steak, no good drink winter camping i’ve ever seen, just showing how to survive nice 👍👍👍👍
I hope he had some MRE food. I would like some candy bars.
Actually It taught me a few things. Thank.
I have added you, enjoy your videos. Looks a lot like Michigan. I like the way you wrapped it up, God bless you, 👍🤗
Thank you. I haven't been to Michigan other than flying over the top. -I don't think that counts. It would be nice to see some day...
Nice to see a true bushcraft shelter so many videos where they build a full on house I enjoyed yer video but a homemade stove for a little heat would have been a treat to have 😀
Thank you. You are right. There is nothing like a fire. I did a bunch of videos like that. I decided to demonstrate that a person can be warm with insulation and no fire.
Splendid!
Good!
thank you!
Doug , good video and message , thanks for sharing , God bless !
thank you so much. God bless you!
I would like to see videos where you live in this kind of shelter like this full time in the winter conditions. I want to see how you hunt and trap your food.
Thank you. I'd love that, too. One of things to consider is logistics. I'm a family man and also I'm the caregiver for a handicapped person. So it boils down to finding the time and having the money. This might not be the place to get too deep into details. Viewers can help the channel by subscribing, sharing the videos on social media, etc. We've made a lot of progress over the last few years IMHO. So I'd say we're are going places.....
I love the video. It would have been great to see how you coped on the inside. I like the readings at the end. They make a difference.
Thank you so much. I would have liked to show more, but it was very harsh weather conditions. It's tough on me and also the cameras, batteries, etc. So without a film crew and a safety crew, I did what was possible.
God bless you, sir! My six year old son and I like watching your videos at night before we go to bed. I’m trying to teach him some manly skills. I appreciate your words of encouragement from the scripture as well keep up the good work!
Thank you so much for letting me know. Other parents have told me that they watch with their children. God bless you, too.
Cool Shelter man. Thank you. 8)
thanks for watching
good video.
True, a lot of situations and things depend on our point of view. This world can get us down, but we need to look for the good. I try to remember God didn't give us a spirit of fear, He gave us peace in adversity.
Amen! God bless you!
Still eatching thumbs 👍
Good bless you, cool video 👍🏽
Thank you. God bless.
Wow! That supporting tree was bent at an almost impossible angle! Still, it did its job well.
That log was an aspen tree that had the top broken and bent over in a storm. But the top wasn't severed (it was still connected) so it healed in that position and the tree kept growing. Eventually the 90 degree angle became very strong. I like using logs like this, and also Y shaped logs in my structures. In that way the weight of the roof is on the timbers. If done correctly, they can be very strong. I thought more people would notice and comment on this unusual log.
@@DougShoeBushcraft The tree is definitely worth a few comments. It’s amazing the amount of small details in The Good Lord’s creation. He definitely does move in mysterious ways, His wonders to perform. And to think that he knew from all eternity past that you would need that tree one day, with it’s incredible durability! 😄👍
your very brave man Doug thanks for sharing your video.
Thank you for the kind words.
Nice work
thank you
God bless and on to the next adventure!
Thank you. God bless you, too.
God blessed you
God bless you, too, brother.
This is hardcore!
Thank you. I'm glad you liked it.
Once again, Doug gets it done: just not the way I would. I guess that timber was what was available. He had to manhandle way oversized baulks of wood to enclose a small space. I would have made a raised bed first thing and then added a lighter shelter. At least Doug knew where to find any amount of wood for his fire! I LIKE the way he brings a snow shovel along. He did a fine job of piling up snow to make a protective wall on the windward side of things.
Great video. I always enjoy them. Keep them coming.
thank you, Steve
Great video Doug miss them days out in the weather and enjoying the elements I got hammers by lymes ate away at my muscles and nerves so I'm on a Walker just so you know but get out every chance o get saftely
Thank you. Is there any way you can get back outside?
@@DougShoeBushcraft ya bit very limited I still hunt deer and fish but no adventures any more
@@tomritter493 I understand now.
Its the adventure I miss I loved dropping into a unknown place and makeing my own maps finding the stuff left behind by ppl and nature .spending a night or two and felling that tingle lol
You are an amazing person. Love this video😍
Thank you. You are too kind. God bless.
Thanks for another great video! Site prep is so important and many times overlooked. It was nice to see that you spent some time demonstrating it! Appreciate you sharing your skills!
By the way, as someone with a 58 year old prostate, I understand the pain of getting up in the middle of the night! I've learned to appreciate my pee bottle!
thank you
@@jimesdon4264 Yes it would have been a good idea in this case. It was really bad weather outside.
I watched this one after the frozen lighter video. That's one solid shelter you built there. Some might say it was overkill, but I like overkill when it comes to structural things. Ultimately you have no way of knowing exactly how much snow will be dumped on you, or how much weight is involved. I watched some young fellow on TH-cam yesterday that made a flimsy timber frame and wrapped it in cling film, Ceran wrap, or whatever you call it over there, and he stated that there was about 2 feet of snow forecast. To make me cringe even further, to say that his knot tying skills left a lot to be desired would be a gross understatement. An old saying "if you can't tie knots, tie lots" came to mind. I was sooo tempted to say something but kept my mouth shut. He was sleeping in a hammock and it appeared that there was no under quilt. Anyway, her survived the night and the next morning, the snowfall didn't look like it was and more than the day he arrived. I couldn't help thinking though.... what chance would you have if a shelter gave way with a couple of tons of snow on it, while you were under it? Not much is my guess. So... loved your rock solid shelter. 😀
I'm trying to demonstrate different kinds of shelters. The weatherman said 1 to 2 feet of snow, and also very high winds. We "only" got 8 inches of snow (I would say- but with so much drifting it was hard to know). But the winds were very high. A flimsy shelter wouldn't have held up. Yes it was overkill. -almost a bunker. Yes you never know what the weather will be. We could have had more snow than predicted.
I have also seen some of those cling film builds. One dude even had a fire 🔥 inside it! Can’t help thinking that that is just asking for trouble.
Cracks me up, if you're stuck in the wilderness and don't have a bunch of wood already cut and laying around, it would be impossible to build a fort like he built.
You'd just start at the beginning. Everything has an end except a sausage which has 2.
Ahhhhhhhhhhmazing! Love it!! TY!
Thank you so much.
I love your video and am in 100% agreement with your philosophy/belief about the Creation and God's Gifts. I live in Central Massachusetts and rejoice every time that it rains or snows. Water is one of life's essentials and no matter how it is delivered, it is a Blessing. Keep the Faith and I remain in Faith.
thank you.
You make a lot of sense 😉
thank you
Good video and a great shelter. I like the different kinds of shelters one can build. Done some winter camping and understand what you are saying and doing. You are right from one of your other videos, insulation under you is just as important as over you. Keep up the good work. Happy New Year 🎉and God’s Blessings from northern Illinois. 😊
You are quite the knowledgeable man.
Thank you. You are too kind
00:00 Intro
00:27 Fell dead pine trees. Cut logs to length.
00:34 Clearing snow where the shelter will be set up.
01:33 Setting up the frame (logs).
02:40 Building the log roof
05:22 Building the walls
07:42 Break time. (Had to leave after this).
08:14 Returning to the site the next day.
08:50 Some snow on the roof.
10:15 Shoveling in front of the shelter.
10:36 Break time
11:14 Shoveling snow onto the roof (for insulation)
12:30 Reinforcing and sealing the walls
13:41 High winds
14:00 Welcome to my happy home
14:18 Going for a walk. Scouting around.
16:13 Gathering birch bark
17:30 Walking back to the shelter
18:20 Sealing cracks in the roof with ice and snow
19:20 Night fall. Shoveling in front of the shelter.
21:13 Calling it a day. Going into the shelter to sleep for the night.
There was not as much snow as predicted. Maybe 8 inches. (It was hard to tell because there was so much drifting). Low was 2 degrees F. High winds.
22:37 Getting up in the morning
22:48 Sunrise
23:04 Views of the shelter and the site after the storm. The snow had stopped, but there were still high winds. Bitter cold.
24:37 Encouraging word- "The Blizzard"
29:17 Isaiah 61.3 "Beauty for Ashes"
30:20 Please Like & Subscribe!
great work, great content keep it up :)
thank you!
It is what you don't see here that makes this video a farce, it would take a week to do the work involved to build such a shelter!
Absolutely beautiful ❤️🥰🙏🙏
thank you so much
This is not a shelter. This is a nuclear bunker :)
When do you eat ? I have seen 3 video's now but didn't see you eating in any of them. I know you need the energy to be out there, plugging away. I pray God blesses you with everything you need to live in the cold.
I do eat. It's difficult for me some times to video record everything when I'm out in bad weather alone. And some times I think I'm taking video footage, but it doesn't come out for one reason or another. If it's a bad storm, I might not cook a full meal. But I have snacks in my pockets and in my pack etc. -things I can just grab and eat.
This is my second video that I have watch. Thank you for the video of the great outdoors as well as encouraging wards, what a blessing. Question for you Doug, how do you edit your videos? Is there a program or something? Well God bless and thank you once again.
Hi David. Back then I used the video editor that came with my old computer. I think it was Windows Moviemaker. Now I'm using Shotcut which I believe is a free program. Are you just curious or are you thinking of starting your own TH-cam channel? I'm not a youtube guru or an expert filmmaker, but I think I could help you get started. Email me if that's the case. doug@dougshoe.com
The lord said he wouldn’t destroy the world with water again.. as long as it’s a snowy or rainy day or night… you still have time to repent!! Shalom family.
Love the build! How many hours you figure it took you?
Haiii ..your vedio so good and nice ..l likes watch ..l am from Malaysia ..take good care my friend
Hi! It's very nice to meet you. I've never been to Malaysia. I think it's a tropical climate there. I was wondering- Can you get snow there in the mountains?
@@DougShoeBushcraft Yes l can ..welcome to Malaysia my friend
For inside that shelter, you could have built you a one gallon paint can stove, and put a 3-4 in pipe for the smokestack going thru a small hole in the roof or angled it with elbows to go out the side. Better to have some heat in those conditions.
Thank you. Yes. Stoves are great. I try to demonstrate different skills. In this video, I wanted to show that a person can survive with insulation alone (no fire)
@@DougShoeBushcraft
As long as that person can leave and come back the next day to finish it !
07.42 Break time. (Had to leave after this).
08.14 Returning to the site the next day.
That did look rather cold outside, a small fire in your hut would have been wonderful. God bless Doug
Yes it was very cold the night of the storm, and early morning.
Great vid brother - wanted to stop in and say hi 👋🏼 🍻 Just subscribed 👍🏼
Your brothers in California, USA 🇺🇸 at The Last Boy Scouts Survival and Bushcraft Channel
Thanks for stopping in to say hi. God bless.
You cut all that wood with your EDC?
No. EDC is in case I lost all my gear, etc. This video shows a sled full of gear
@@DougShoeBushcraft watched video twice never saw any gear except your hatchet. Sorry and a snow shovel
Never seen you do a bowdrill?
Thank you. I like suggestions so I can make videos of things that people want to see.
hello
Hello. Thanks for watching
Your voice is too low can't hear you, even with my volume on high. :c(
thank you so much for the feedback. Comments like this have helped me a lot. This video is from 2 years ago. I use an external microphone now so people can hear my voice better.
U did not survive that without an indoor fire!!!!
I was warm in the shelter and slept well. I did get up once in the middle of the night, but only because I had to pee. I'm glad I made this video demonstrating the use of insulation. There seems to be a misconception that fire is the only option to survive cold temps.
Unbelievers will be begging for help. And won't get it. Believers calling on God will get everything.
That's why I pray for them and try to reach them with the Gospel of Jesus Christ.
@@DougShoeBushcraft praise God. Hope you have a blessed day
@@melanier3479 Thank you. God bless you, too
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