The way this is set up, he is already breathing in tons of dangerous gasses and chemicals. Closing a door would make it far worse. This is ok in a dire emergency, but very dangerous for any longer period of time.
Love that shelter. Ppl were saying it would go up if a stray ember... I just love how you put it together. Idk about the ember thing but i guess it does make sense. Still would love to make one myself.
The pine straw is damp. As the snow melts, and seeps in, it will stay damp. It wouldn't be a problem. Maybe in summer when everything is dry, but you won't need it then.
@@M.Campbell Es ist sowieso falsch gebaut: Man deckt das Gerüst zuerst mit Rinde, dann erst kommt anderes Material darauf. Zum Beispiel Grasnabe, die nach einer Zeit zusammenwächst.-- Oder man deckt das Gerüst gleich mit einer Plane. Das ist sauber und spart viel Arbeit!!! 😉👍
Myself and three friends built something like that when we were 12 years old. Took us about a week to built. Camped in it all the time in all seasons for several years until someone bought the land it was on and tore it down.
He was out there on his own free will. It kills me that the headline makes it seem like he was out for a walk in the park and out of nowhere the woods and snowstorm hit him.
1000 ways to build a shelter... But I love this video! Curious if it lasts after multiple rains? Let me know if I'm lucky enough to get a reply cause this build looks very well insulated and cozy! Two thumbs up from this guy! Awesome video my man! 👍👍 Liked and followed 🤗
Listen to all of the keyboard warriors and couch experts, always out to be critical of someone having a go! I loved your video, very inspiring, thank you.
What would you base your opinion on? Life expectancy rose with central heating not wood or coal. Along with sewer and water. It’s fun to do this. But everyday. Not so much.
@whereswaldo5740 and also I'm not disagreeing you are 100% correct. But people today are disconnected from themselves millions are addicted to drugs from being disconnected from their true self and lost authentication. I know this because I'm in recovery. Trauma is the loss of one's self. Health and wholesome have the same root word HAL. So in other words , if we are to become healthy , So in other words, if we are to become healthy, we must become whole. And being away from other people and back in nature we become closer to God . Where there is peace. This may not be your thing and I respect that. It's just mine.
I find it funny that almost every bushcraft video says "caught in a snowstorm or rainstorm". No you were not caught,but it was planned as part of the video. Still a good video and shelter.
ROFL. So what jeans or different pants, door or no door, caught in the storm or not, waiting to go up in flames or not, steak over cooked. Whatever, it looked like so much fun. I’m vegetarian and would have eaten pine needles before the steak. It looked like industrious fun. Admit it you guys are peanut butter and jelly! ❤❤❤❤
Have two bow saws...one small like the one you have... and a second long bow saw for cutting the tree trunk into suitable sized logs... stand the long bow saw on end on the ground with one foot keeping it in place and your knees gripping the bow , so that you have the blade facing away from you... grab the trunk so you have the middle of the trunk and do the push-pull up and down the blade....very fast and efficient way to make firewood out of skinny tree trunks ....
I always check out the hands when I consider if the video is legit. Watched one yesterday…the guy built a shelter and he made a chimney that he lined with mud. Later he cooked a meal. His hands were so clean (no running water) he could have operated on somebody. This guys hands, while not dirty, were not spotless either. Some dirt under the nails tells me he really built this. Looked very real and something that would keep him alive.
Is that a Canadian surplus extreme cold weather sleeping bag? I have a US surplus bag that looks just like it, except mine has a smaller footbox. Great bag!
What about him shitting? All these "survival " videos leave that out. Kinda funny when you consider, that unless in a very unfortunate incident, non of these are truly survival videos, they put themselves their, never explain who's land they are on , and ALWAYS have spices for whatever they cook, reality TV at its most primitive state. Lol
I know some guys that go into East Ky especially, in worst weather. They only travel as Boone (pre) ,and long hunters and others would have in Forrest and areas with no road, before any habitation by many people. There are no more than 10. They can only carry what they would of had in early/ mid plus 1700’s. They do not scout ahead of time. They will look at a map occasionally- and they rely on survival skills for about three days, sometimes two. Those guys (some in their 70’s) make their own Ky Rifles and most of their gear. They must wear buck skins and period clothes but good shoes are allowed, some prefer moccasins. Now those guys are wild men. At 20 below they had worked most of day hollowing out upturned logs found from tornado or wind strike, rock ledges, and had, to remember Boone, Harrod, Kenton, the Harmon Brothers, and many others….. re- enact these ball buster noman land walkabouts- and yes they hunt their food and know how to eat plants… but as you know, prolonged time in the woods, even with game, can result in one starving over any length of time. These guys will tell you, without domesticated cattle or fat resource, living off land is very to near impossible for any number of people beyond each man who is actually hunting or with a specific contribution to survival. Man, the first pioneers who brought their families, no cattle at first, were bravest men women and children ever to enter Ky. Even with awesome game reserves to hunt at first, the diaries of Dan Boone at Ft. Boons borough tell the tale of the game being hunted out and migrating out…. it’s very very hard to survive off the land-. CUDOS to you for showing your skill, maybe teaching others. I fear one day we may face these days again. Hope not but thanks to the early pioneers that voluntarily did so. 🗽👍
O vídeo não é panorâmico, por conta disso não dá para ter uma ideal real do espaço. Ainda assim, adorei como foi feita. Precisa de ajustes, e de uma chaminé.
I'M A NEW FAN OF YOURS, ALLOW ME TO MAKE SOME OBSERVATIONS: A LITTLE ALLOY TO WARM YOU UP AND NOT PLACED UNDER THE FLAT STONE WHICH WOULD THEN HEAT WHEN YOU WERE BACK INTO THE NIGHT.
A nice tee pee. But. Potentially dangerous. Because there’s sparks on the inside from the fire get on that thistles that cover the ground. It’ll catch on fire very easily.
I'm assuming that you don't have to worry about bears, wolves, or some such critter. I like your cooking rock but the yummy smells coming off of it would attract critters. At least in the U.S. it would. Of course some of the critters would look almost human. Those are the most dangerous.
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Use a tarp for a door, and I'll bet the heat from the fire would almost run you out. Nice, big and comfy. Great job. Greetings from SC.
The way this is set up, he is already breathing in tons of dangerous gasses and chemicals. Closing a door would make it far worse.
This is ok in a dire emergency, but very dangerous for any longer period of time.
Silence is golden, fantastic video, very relaxing.
Love that shelter. Ppl were saying it would go up if a stray ember... I just love how you put it together. Idk about the ember thing but i guess it does make sense. Still would love to make one myself.
I guess that’s why he’s laid a huge slab of stone over the fire, stops stray embers…
The pine straw is damp. As the snow melts, and seeps in, it will stay damp. It wouldn't be a problem. Maybe in summer when everything is dry, but you won't need it then.
@@M.Campbell
Es ist sowieso falsch gebaut: Man deckt das Gerüst zuerst mit Rinde, dann erst
kommt anderes Material darauf. Zum Beispiel Grasnabe, die nach einer Zeit zusammenwächst.-- Oder man deckt das Gerüst
gleich mit einer Plane. Das ist sauber und spart viel Arbeit!!! 😉👍
Really cool looking shelter
Great seeing you uploading again Eric! I hope you and yours are doing well!!
Thanks! You too!
God, everyone is so critical.. thank you for an awesome video! This looks crazy relaxing
Myself and three friends built something like that when we were 12 years old. Took us about a week to built. Camped in it all the time in all seasons for several years until someone bought the land it was on and tore it down.
Cool shelter 👍
Sweet set up
I want that collapsible saw. 😊
Agawa Boreal
Those woods look very Squatchy !
So many experts sitting in their climate controlled home , on a comfy couch , eating foods from an electric or gas appliance critical of the video.
And just where do you think this guy goes to download all this video and use his PC and video editing software to make this video ? ? ?
He was out there on his own free will. It kills me that the headline makes it seem like he was out for a walk in the park and out of nowhere the woods and snowstorm hit him.
Two things that are really nice when camping in the snow: 1) no mosquitos 2) no crazy people around you
- camping in the snow
- no crazy people around you
hmm
Thanks, will do!
@@NatureBound Thank you very mutch... have a nice Start of the week.... see you…. Greetings Jörg
1000 ways to build a shelter... But I love this video! Curious if it lasts after multiple rains? Let me know if I'm lucky enough to get a reply cause this build looks very well insulated and cozy! Two thumbs up from this guy! Awesome video my man! 👍👍 Liked and followed 🤗
The feeling between the warm cold and having barbecue is amazing
Simple things in life are what count as you get older.
Gloves. His little hands must be frozen.
Comfy.
Anon is that u?
@@NatureBound Yes sir! 🫡
Great shelter I bet the steak is tasty 👍👏🏻
Considering you were in a pine forest, I'm surprised you didn't make some Pine Needle Tea!!! 😂
Listen to all of the keyboard warriors and couch experts, always out to be critical of someone having a go!
I loved your video, very inspiring, thank you.
THis is very dangerous, one doesn't have to have made a teepee to know that. What an odd take.
If we all lived like this again we would live a better quality of life
Well your life expectancy would be lower if we all lived like this
What would you base your opinion on?
Life expectancy rose with central heating not wood or coal. Along with sewer and water.
It’s fun to do this. But everyday. Not so much.
@whereswaldo5740 we all gonna die, I'd rather die happy and younger then older and bitter wearing a diaper. So this is my opinion yes
@whereswaldo5740 and also I'm not disagreeing you are 100% correct. But people today are disconnected from themselves millions are addicted to drugs from being disconnected from their true self and lost authentication. I know this because I'm in recovery. Trauma is the loss of one's self. Health and wholesome have the same root word HAL. So in other words , if we are to become healthy , So in other words, if we are to become healthy, we must become whole. And being away from other people and back in nature we become closer to God . Where there is peace. This may not be your thing and I respect that. It's just mine.
@@markhooper612 “And in the end, it’s not the years in your life that count. It’s the life in your years.” - Abraham Lincoln
Nice and cozy shelter, man!
Would have liked to be sharing it with as many people as it can hold, camping for about a week and just having fun 😁 😂😅
Столько труда, интересный вариант.
Awesome video and the only way to camp. 😃
I want one. Hello from Vancouver island.
The world's first post apocalyptic air bnb. 😂
ahahaha
Holy shit it looks very peaceful there
Cool video Wayne Burdick Spring Creek Nevada. U.S.A
Perfeito sua vivência, ótimo conteúdo, eu assisto seu vídeo daqui do Brasil 🇧🇷
I find it funny that almost every bushcraft video says "caught in a snowstorm or rainstorm". No you were not caught,but it was planned as part of the video. Still a good video and shelter.
Sounds better than: "Me and my camera crew got surprised by a light dusting of snow in winter. I mean who would have thought that would happen?"
I was wondering the same thing. WHAT snow storm we’re you caught in ? ? ?
Very nice!
New subscriber. I love your vids
Very controlled Hot Drinks Preparation!???😱😱
Very nice
ROFL. So what jeans or different pants, door or no door, caught in the storm or not, waiting to go up in flames or not, steak over cooked. Whatever, it looked like so much fun. I’m vegetarian and would have eaten pine needles before the steak. It looked like industrious fun. Admit it you guys are peanut butter and jelly! ❤❤❤❤
A small tarp would be nice.
No matter how many comments drop on this is Ancient
Have two bow saws...one small like the one you have... and a second long bow saw for cutting the tree trunk into suitable sized logs... stand the long bow saw on end on the ground with one foot keeping it in place and your knees gripping the bow , so that you have the blade facing away from you... grab the trunk so you have the middle of the trunk and do the push-pull up and down the blade....very fast and efficient way to make firewood out of skinny tree trunks ....
I always check out the hands when I consider if the video is legit. Watched one yesterday…the guy built a shelter and he made a chimney that he lined with mud. Later he cooked a meal. His hands were so clean (no running water) he could have operated on somebody. This guys hands, while not dirty, were not spotless either. Some dirt under the nails tells me he really built this. Looked very real and something that would keep him alive.
Is that a Canadian surplus extreme cold weather sleeping bag? I have a US surplus bag that looks just like it, except mine has a smaller footbox. Great bag!
Mighty lite snow
SENSACIONAL 🤙
Ну всё спи ложись до весны 🤣
I have come to the conclusion that I could not have made it as an ancient American Indian, but these videos are very cool.
Where could I get saw like that? 😮😊😊😊
Agawa Boreal
How warm is it in your shelter ?
Love the tee- pee. I guess the bears are all hibernating. Still I would be tempted to make a door…
Medium rare? ;)
What collapsible bow saw are you using?
Agawa Boreal
What about him shitting? All these "survival " videos leave that out. Kinda funny when you consider, that unless in a very unfortunate incident, non of these are truly survival videos, they put themselves their, never explain who's land they are on , and ALWAYS have spices for whatever they cook, reality TV at its most primitive state. Lol
I know some guys that go into East Ky especially, in worst weather. They only travel as Boone (pre) ,and long hunters and others would have in Forrest and areas with no road, before any habitation by many people. There are no more than 10. They can only carry what they would of had in early/ mid plus 1700’s. They do not scout ahead of time. They will look at a map occasionally- and they rely on survival skills for about three days, sometimes two.
Those guys (some in their 70’s) make their own Ky Rifles and most of their gear. They must wear buck skins and period clothes but good shoes are allowed, some prefer moccasins.
Now those guys are wild men. At 20 below they had worked most of day hollowing out upturned logs found from tornado or wind strike, rock ledges, and had, to remember Boone, Harrod, Kenton, the Harmon Brothers, and many others….. re- enact these ball buster noman land walkabouts- and yes they hunt their food and know how to eat plants… but as you know, prolonged time in the woods, even with game, can result in one starving over any length of time. These guys will tell you, without domesticated cattle or fat resource, living off land is very to near impossible for any number of people beyond each man who is actually hunting or with a specific contribution to survival.
Man, the first pioneers who brought their families, no cattle at first, were bravest men women and children ever to enter Ky. Even with awesome game reserves to hunt at first, the diaries of Dan Boone at Ft. Boons borough tell the tale of the game being hunted out and migrating out…. it’s very very hard to survive off the land-. CUDOS to you for showing your skill, maybe teaching others. I fear one day we may face these days again. Hope not but thanks to the early pioneers that voluntarily did so. 🗽👍
No waterproof layer? What if it rains or you get wet snow?
the pine needls will suck up the water
A door might help
You probably would have to have indoor plumbing as well. Right city slicker ? 😢
@timothyjones65 yeah central heating would be nice on a cold night
Breathing might help more😂😂😂 the fire would eat your oxygen. You need the airflow.
@CANADA515 that's right grizzly Adams
get lost punk.
........is the standing dead tree spruce ? no it looks like Pine
Got the land , got the polls, got the time? And here I sit just watching
O vídeo não é panorâmico, por conta disso não dá para ter uma ideal real do espaço. Ainda assim, adorei como foi feita. Precisa de ajustes, e de uma chaminé.
He can do all that ..... But cant cook a steak.....Damn....
If you're going to carry all that stuff, why not some cooking utensils?
Who sells that folding saw?//
Agawa
steak really overcooked.
Печку, трубу и дверь. Чтобы чувствовать себя человеком, не тварью дрожащей от холода.
почему на землю валежника не накидать? почему вход чем-то на закрыть? полная херня
He probably wants to continue to breath 😂😂😂
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А дверь совсем никакая не предусмотрена? Какой смысл обогревать улицу?
When you have a fire inside like that you have to have a lot of airflow so you don't die. Believe me it's nice and warm in there
@IronSharpensIron127 Especially when you are using pine for firewood ,the turpines put of alot of black smoke, it's better than no fire at all though
I'M A NEW FAN OF YOURS, ALLOW ME TO MAKE SOME OBSERVATIONS: A LITTLE ALLOY TO WARM YOU UP AND NOT PLACED UNDER THE FLAT STONE WHICH WOULD THEN HEAT WHEN YOU WERE BACK INTO THE NIGHT.
WHy are you yelling?
Dude, love your videos but you killed your steaks, just an observation.
Great shelter. But... rule no.1 in winter travel...NO BLUE JEANS!
I'm not trying to be rude, cause I like this Channel But !! For the sake of this Planet !!!!!!!!! Leave some life in that Steak !!!!!
A nice tee pee. But. Potentially dangerous. Because there’s sparks on the inside from the fire get on that thistles that cover the ground. It’ll catch on fire very easily.
The method of putting a fire in a teepee with an open tip has been since the beginning of written history.
OK mr. keyboard know-it-all. thanks for your expertise. hahahahahahahaha. get lost punk.
The new Trump Tower 😂
Your comment is gayer then 2 dudes blowing 4 dudes
No door?
I'm assuming that you don't have to worry about bears, wolves, or some such critter. I like your cooking rock but the yummy smells coming off of it would attract critters. At least in the U.S. it would. Of course some of the critters would look almost human. Those are the most dangerous.
Well, the non human critters tend to be leery of fire (though that doesn't mean totally panicked by), so there's that...
Needs more wood
Not a good idea. Fire hazard if a rock explods from the heat.
This is a snow storm? 😅😅😅😅
Wheres your door
The way that is made, it needs the airflow to keep oxygen.
Killed that piece of meat twice
worst looking steak on youtube. congratulations. did you forget you were cooking it?
get a damn door !!
Could make a door
Over cooked
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