Overnight Shelter Building With Minimal Gear
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- Overnight Video...... In This Video We find Out What Is Possible with a Minimum Kit and Improve a simple Emergency Shelter. Enjoy!
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Well done Corporal. Warms the heart to see a soldier passing his skills to others. Respect Marine, carry on. Warrant Officer Class One, Royal New Zealand Infantry Regiment.
36 years and still serving in 2020. ONWARD.
Tupak Tupakari cool keep up the good work!!!!!
Proud kiwi 🇳🇿
Good to see a soldier of the NZ defense force going strong to this day.
Both of my families carry titles in all the forces, although few come close to your experience:
-Father's a Flight Sergeant Uniform and Fabric/Graphics designer, and leads the team that makes new uniforms for Air Force recruits in Woodbourne.
-Mother's the Main accommodations and Catering manager for ESS, and manages all the people across the bases around NZ after being primarily based in Woodbourne and Bernham pre-2020. (She is only civil but she makes sure that the military and civil visitors are well-fed and maintained throughout the sites like Waiouru, Devonport, Linton and all the others)
-Family member in my mother's side is a distinguished rank in the army, (Don't want to give too much away for classification reasons but they're along the lines of a 4-star major/colonel [Don't remember which one] that is based in the lower north island)
-I do plan to enlist as an Aviation Engineer in the future myself, but I'm currently gaining life experience and am trying to lose as much weight as possible before going for it (Need the experience before going in, I'm currently overweight for my body class and a bit out of shape after a bad few years prior)
-Great Grandfather served in WWII as Navy (He was a Retired Reverend in Motueka before he passed in his 90's)
Thank you for your service.
Don’t call us a soldier. We have earned the special privilege of being called a "Marine." Calling a Marine a soldier, to us, is degrading because that is not what we are. Semper Fi.
@@ryans518 Welp, I'm a Goner.
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Crap that wood bundle carrier idea is genius. So simple yet effective!
Just be careful you don't accidently throw it into the fire in the middle of the night when you're half asleep.
That is a good idea
I have to remember that wood bundle carrier, will have to watch the vid again to take notes
Corporal, been a fan for years. Going back and watching your earlier videos, I love 'um!! You sir, have come a long way!! Love the info! DON'T STOP!! We're here for you. My grandkids will learn what you are teaching. I'm no expert, but I enjoy soaking up the info!! God bless!! Love your site!!
Almost 2 years later this and the improvement video are still my favorite videos that you have made. So much information packed into 2 short videos
WAY, WAY, WAY more interesting than the rubbish on TV.
LifePrep Outdoors and you learn a little something to take along with you on your next adventure outdoors...or back yard...👍
You never watched Survivorman, have you?
I dunno. Where's the queers and diversity? This video is racist and homophobic! 😃 /S
LifePrep Outdoors I got rid of my TV 20 years ago and never looked back. Total waste of time for morons.
Truth
4th time watching this one and now I can definitely say “ best bushcraft survival video ever”. Your absolutely awesome sir and one hell of a teacher. Thank you for all you put out. God bless and stay safe 🇱🇷🇱🇷
He’s from Canada
I think
That's the Liberian flag bro...
He is American.
Three years later, and still one of my favorite corporal videos. Well done!
I just showed my husband this video tonight (he's still in a nursing home). He really enjoyed it and said, "that guy is smart!" I call him my Daniel Boone because he has hunted deer with an 1891 Marlin lever action safety rifle (mine now), has trapped, skinned, and mounted small animals and tanned deer hides, and has fished the creeks in western New York and Lake Erie for walleyes (also other fish) and used to catch frogs to sell or eat their legs, which he loves. Yet, he never learned what you teach. So, thank you.
One of my favorite channels. I am learning so much watching these videos. I cant wait to try out your teachings.
This channel teach me a lot just in case I get lost in the woods I know what to do
Thank you for teaching me this can be useful
Been working on my super shelter bushcamp for the entire 20's of my life & now fresh out my 20's I've recently been able to get moving thru proper payment from my pedicab service jobs to a nightclub DJ property management company to get back at it.... Even got a few miniature sheep's to purchase for the property in frams rainforest I'm surprised but Thanks 👍 👍
Dude watching you and learning I find myself wanting to quit my job and rough it for the rest of my life lol but that’s not gonna happen so I’ll wait for my vacation. Love your videos my friend. Stay dry.
Thanks again, showing realistic, practical survival methods. This could save many lives if only people would open themselves to simple concepts. Thank you again for sharing your knowledge, god bless.
One of my favorite setups EVER!!!!
Single man log cutting technique noted, thank you Corporal!
First of all, thank you for your service! 🇺🇸❤️🇺🇸
I Thoroughly enjoy your vids! As a 66 yo grandma my camping days are over BUT your vids help me to dream! Just curious… do you have a piece of property where you create your “overnight” adventures?
Glad I found your channel as ive found all content enjoyable
I have been camping and "surviving" alone throughout most of my life. That being said, I have as yet, not learning from your videos. The "tote" carrier for firewood was absolutely genius. The long fire pit is the first I have seen on the TUBE, not saying there are not others but I just haven't seen any of them yet. I could go on and on about what I saw, learned or was reminded of throughout this how-to but I will just say Thank you at this point. I do have one idea or maybe it's more of a question.
On the first side wall you built, I saw where you drove 4 poles in as you did for the front wall. My question is, was there a reason you didn't use the big tree that was right there? It's a minor point to be sure, but it would save several minutes of labor. If there was a reason you did not utilize the tree, can you share what that was? I don't for a second intend to take A THING away from the great job you did here, I just noticed the tree and and asked the question. Thank you a ton again for the great works you do. Now if I can just catch up on all your other how-to vids....
I think you're awesome man I've been into this kind of thing for a long time you just give me my refresher course been a minute for up since I've been out in the mountain but I've regrouping this year going to take a few months and just stay in the mountains and regroup you know get your thoughts all clear and all the above you know but I always madness behind me for a minute you know all this hustle on the bus the world as we know it and thank you for your services I had off to you sir salute you with all my heart you're great just call me no hillbilly I'm from West Virginia originally leaving my side in Tennessee now been here since 73 and I really enjoy your show I like to run into you someday and maybe we'll hook up somewhere down the trail I got some awesome places to hang out in the mountains if you need somewhere different to go look like you may be in Georgia I'm not real sure all the clay mud and the East Coast I'm sure but my name is Dennis and will catch up with you in your corner sometime maybe we'll I want to know your programs I can and I've been taking notes and my refresher course as I said but you have a good one Happy spring
I learn so much from your channel. You should go on that reality show, Alone. You’d win a million bucks, no question! Lol. But seriously, thanks for the solid information. 🏕
Only thing I would've added to that firepit is some rocks (if available) either lining the bottom or around the edges of the firepit to trap that heat and slowly release it over the evening consistently.
Sleeping by the fire: Roll over, and Cook the other side.
Your content in survival skills is AMAZING! KEEP IT UP!
great video, love the edition of the reflectors.
I’m studying wildlife biology hoping to become a game warden in Montana! Your videos are highly educational and intuitive. Definitely subscribing to your channel!
👍Good video. lot of work for this one.
(wandering bear rolls him out the back side, has lunch😂)
Good stuff
That swagman roll looks awesome. That might make a good replacement to my regular woobe. I have a hard time with sleeping bags though. There are a lot of hogs where I camp so I'm not big on being tangled up in a bag with a tusk running full speed ahead, crosshairs on my a$$. Hahaha.
910K Subscribers Tue Jan 25 This channel is on it's way to that MILLION
and if the 5 month throttle hadn't happened by YT, 1 mill would have been Dec. 1 2021
Chili-Mac, the currency of the enlisted. I approve.
Great vid but one thing you missed, you didn't make a spear, you need a big sharp spear, for protection and many other uses
This was awesome Corporal, and if you can find good food sources you could stay out there for quite some time, very nice. :]
Hell of a video man! You definitely have some quality content, just subbed to your channel!
Like that fire bed
Great video! I'm bingeing on your videos right now. Just found you. I was thinking ... it would be interesting to hang a pair of thermometers that recorded the temperature. (one outside, away from the fire, the other near your rack) That would be a great way to demonstrate the temperature difference between the two. (Doubt that's a new thought.)
Good Job!! Learning a lot!
GREAT Video! Thank you!
@18:06 What kind of mentality? Positive? Possum?
I think I understood the explanation, just not the label. New to the channel... I think the video was very well put together.
Possum
Thanks for this helpful video
I love your videos ....Big like from India
Your camps lookin real nice
Great tips. 🤠👍
Great video!
Very interesting love your video's
Dudes a beast 🐺
Thank you, good information 👍
Great informative vid 🇺🇸
I see a lot of videos on TH-cam of people camping or staying in the wilderness for a few days to a week or so tops. What I want to see is someone be able to go out into the wilderness with minimal gear and survive a whole year. Of course, for safety reasons, it would be wise to have some method of communication with the outside world and various plans in place in case something happens. But, can a human with just their knowledge and skills and a minimal set of gear survive a whole year in the wild? I don't think it's possible anymore. If a mistake doesn't take you out, and if the wildlife doesn't take you out, a lack of food, lack of water, disease, illness, or weather will. Finding clean water today is dang near impossible. You practically have to treat everything. Even then, unless you can filter it well enough, there is still a good chance at contaminants that could make you sick.
If I were twenty years younger and had the ability, I would attempt a year-long survival challenge, but with some cheats. The biggest cheat, the land would have to be large but close enough to civilization that a clean source of water can be obtained. I would also want to have some way to access the internet to upload videos of my adventure for documentation and as part of my survival plan. I know the perfect property to do it on in my area (a few thousand acres of wilderness that is privately owned and near enough to civilization to make it possible to obtain clean water and access to internet). I just can't physically do what I used to be able to do anymore.
add some fritos to that chili mac and boom whole new awesomeness
Love this💪♥️
Just curious, what knot did you tie to hold the wind screen together?
...Man, you need to make these stick rakes and sell them as a side gig...they'd sell like hotcakes....
do you leave up the places you camp at but the stuff you bring with
Corporal loves Olive..
me thinks even an old crippled fat guy (like me) could build this shelter and have a much better chance of surviving in a pinch. mama always told me 'keep your eyes open and your mouth shut and you'll learn things!' this channel proves her true. thanks, Cpl. Kelly! good work, sir.
Bear Grylls wishes he was half as cool as this guy!
But awesome video
"Improvised" ... Marine detected... semper fi
Looks more like how to be homeless in the woods.
yet you watched it
It's a good life
Yeah and it wouldn’t be too bad in my opinion. Just as long as there was a clean source of water nearby. Then just keep building up your area.
wakawaka1976 food?
Jesse Aguado 😂😂😂😂😂👍✌️
Back in the old days, you could cook your food in the can
Gracias way
Is this good if it rains?
That lean-to wouldn't be much rain protection in anything but a windless drizzle. This is typical of the other forts kids build on TH-cam and call "bushcraft." Good for filming, though.
Shawn wear did you get all this knowledge
not saying it was aliens.........
Badass vids mate. Mind if we share/embed on our site? Thanks!
I know you advocate using 2 6 mil 55 gallon barrell liners. Is there any reason you dont use larger bags?
larger than 55 gallon?
@@recall5811 yes. Ive found some 6 mil 72 x 38 clear dust collector bags
Use those coals to make bowel. Fetch water . Get rocks
Stemple pass
16 miles up in the mountains outside of Helena 35 miles,
If you camped like this there you would wake up with a grizzly licking your face,
No string line perimeter with a few bells or cans no 45-70 or 44 mag with hollow points or a 12 ga with 00 buck, looks great for Ohio or Indiana,
this “rustic one bedroom” place goes for $1300 a month in Vancouver.
California = $3000 a month plus other fees
Kentucky has much better rates but we have rattlesnakes and copperheads that love to snuggle. Oh and mosquitoes and ticks that will carry you off if the bears and coyotes and wolves, mountain lions don't lmbo
@@ominousmaximus same as Ontario accept there are carry laws. Can you sponser my visa? No seriously how can I move to the US?
@@2DEEPMUZIKK this place has turned into a third world country almost overnight. Stores closed etc, have to carry all the time because of the druggies and punks. You just need you a 'guy' to get you what you need and live freely as possible there.
China has ruined everyone.
Night one: Lean-to tarp.
Night 4087: Marble-floored mansion
That's what she said
That's the army. The USMC will get that done by weeks end.
Fun.
@@wntu4 USMC would eat the tarp by mistake
I like how you don't try to fill in the silence with talking. No gimmicks, just great instruction. Simple and to the point.
Likewise
Yym... mm kik 8
Yym... mm kik 8
@@guycarrwuzright7189 6th u:vvvvu
And no dogs 😂
Now I will follow the rule: Erect your tarp shelter, make your bed, take a giant step, lay your fire and build walls at least a foot away from the fire. That alone was worth watching this video at least 3 times.
Truth
....AND fires don’t just have to be round!!
I don't like fires because of the signatures, but maybe I am thinking to much
@Darrly Simon
Settle down GI joe.
Lol you said erect
I feel like if I watch some more of these videos, I'll be "good to go".
lol everytime he says that im like "okay i'm good to go!... as soon as i just do allll that"
Aren't We all good to go..😁
Me too! But then I get out there and think," what the hell do I do now?" Thats what he means by practicing bushcraft. "Hone those skills until you own those skills."
I wish somebody would look at me the way cpl looks at that fire
Numbnuts
If you were hot maybe.
Post a pic let usjudge you
😂👌🏻
Look in a mirror............maybe.
Reminds me when I was a kid building shelter and being in the boy scouts, life was so simple back in those days
Werewolf Bishop tttg
Exactly, going to do this soon too 🤗
I'm a Scoutmaster and I'm seriously missing teaching my scouts stuff like this. Virtual meetings are fine, but nothing compares to actual hands on when teaching this skill craft.
@blob blob too right, my kids live like it's the 80s, no tv or play station just lots of imagination and outdoors adventure.
I was never a Boy Scout, but my friends and I used to build shelters in the woods across the street from my house and stay there for the night.
Best Video Yet!!
Outstanding, love the way you reinforce the basics and have links back to videos as refreshers. Keep building your CBoK (Corporal’s Body of Knowledge) as this is fast becoming a real treasure.
I hope he doesn't mind that I am downloading his videos and saving them for my personal archives.
You know... Just in case the world ends and I no longer have access to TH-cam in all of its Glory
yeah, it's a good channel. since I was a jarhead back in the dark ages it tickles me in a good way.
You might survive the cold, but theres no way to escape the property taxes.
Truth
Disabled veterans in the State of Utah are exempt from property taxes.
Sure there is. In Illinois, if you are a 70% or more disabled veteran you pay no property taxes.
@@TheJimtanker I once met a guy who chopped his legs off to get free money and not have to pay taxes
California you have to be 100% disabled. Anyone surprised?
Damn dude I like that wood carry idea
This one came up as a recommended video after watching the new one today just FYI
Ok. New drinking game. Take a drink every time he says "good to go". Lol.
Great video, man!
That's so funny. I had the same idea BEFORE I read your comment. Good video, too.
Damnit.
Thomas Selby I got steaming drunk after the first 60 sec
Lol
Despicable Me gotta stay hydrated so whatever the weather this game works,not if it’s rum though sadly this does not hydrate😂good vid man 👊🏼
This guy is legit. Says what needs to be said. Doesn't over do it like every other person doing these vids. Makes me sad I didn't have a dad growing up haha
+RY I know the feeling. Does me too
Me too
RY some dads ain’t worth having
Terrence Gibbons33 Everyone needs some sort of father figure.
at least your dad wasn't there to beat you with jumper cables like mine ;)
Quickly becoming one of my favorite channels! Thank you. I'm so tired of the doom and gloom videos. I like the bushcraft camping of your videos. I feel like I'm actually learning something.
What I really like about you, is that you actually care. You say, what’s important and why. And unlike every TH-camr, you actually read the comments. I’m definitely going to subscribe.
You know, after thinking hard about a lot of videos.... this is the best video on what to do if you are lost in the woods.... what to carry, and more importantly, how to use what you carry. Thanks for posting this video.
I wonder how many times this guy has been good to go in his life
A billion.
😂😂 so many "nigga not worried bout nuttin"
A lot
A Marine is Good to go 24-7-365
@@greenmarine5 especially a peacetime one from the 90s
Solid & valuable content, professional and easy-going presentation, absence of BS. Big thumbs up from the other side of the Atlantic Ocean! ATB, Gereon
I love your videos... especially the ones stripped back to bare needs
Colin Dagwell nice beard
No matter how many times I watch, I'm still too old, have cancer, and other issues...I still do it
Dixie Lough are you okay stay safe salute
Sir, keep doing it, as long as you can move..👍
Even though don't know you I wish you luck, take care. 🇺🇸
I am suffering with cancer too, and this channel takes my mind off it for a little while. Prayers to you.
This channel definitely beats that 90 day fiancee crap on TV.
67 now but when I was a scout they taught us to look down AND up. Dead stuff can fall on you. Doesn't happen often but it only takes once. Enjoyed the video.
Kay Bree the old widow maker dead tree branch... I’m always looking up.
How do you know a branch is dead?
@@UnknownChulo If it looks withered with no leafs for one
i came to laugh at some over the top crazy yank shit. Instead i was humbled and educated. Nice vid dude
Could even stack up some rocks along the inside of the wall. They'll keep the heat well and help prevent the risk of it charring the walls. Awesome video man.
Mike Williams if dry wood is hard to find. You use wet wood as the wall. The fire drys the wood in the wall
Yup, my thought too, though we a blessed with stupid amounts of rock. Only thing is, this is a temporary base camp. Rocks make it a little more permanent...
Just watching a guy having some peace in the woods. 30 mins? Why not... :)
Another great video, nothing wrong with smoothing it. Doesn’t have to be all bow drills and grubs.
As a vet, I am loving your channel. I’m glad I stumbled across it
Having served 4 yes in Navy and got out an e-4, I really can understand the level he speaks at. Not over my head, not crazy simple, just the facts to get it done properly.... great job, easy peezy lemon sqeezy.
Love your videos!I'm learning so much and feel confident that I can survive with these skills.. I'm a woman but I'm also a survivalist. Keep your videos going
Nothing like watching a man be a man. I'm ready to go find you in the forest. All in fun. Great video. Thank you.
@Randy Sporing I was talking about bringing a nice Sandwich and warm coffee and perhaps a hug. I hear you though.
for the nest he actually climbed a tree took the birds out, bit their heads off and ate the eggs for breakfast first.....
R MAC He stirred them into his Chili Mac
Mmm mmm! Tastes like chicken! LOL!
Terry from South Carolina
I really need to buy one of them rakes.
Thomas Malone ...I think harbour freight has those rakes.
I like how he teaches you like you're right there