Building a Laavu Shelter to Survive the HEAVY SNOW! Winter Camping

[@TheGlassman63]

I enjoy your narration.

[@McMinderbinder]

I enjoy your talking.

[@AgeofTheNorth]

Thank you!

[@christopherroser1849]

Merry Christmas to you and your family .May nothing but peace happiness come through your door 😊

[@brogster]

Building a Laavu for heavy snow is next level survival! Love the craftsmanship and winter vibes, amazing work as always! ❄🔥

[@tuomasrautajoki2861]

Suomi mainittu. Hyvää sisältöä äijältä. Ilo seurata rauhallista tekemistä.

[@Richard-od7yd]

Sisu Suomi

[@TrailoFire]

I like that you build a wide variety of shelters using different techniques. Thanks for sharing

[@EsyuDach]

drive 4 long stakes into the ground, and stack 3 of the smaller logs between the stakes, forming a "wall". Lay your burn logs at a 90 degree angle over this "wall". so as to create a Siberian fire lay. You dont want the wall to burn, so plaster the fire side of it with a 3" thick layer of mud. The Siberian burns out on the protruding ends of the burn logs and undercuts those log's ends. Soon coals fall down, under the shielding of the logs, out of the rain, and the wall forces their heat to be projected out past the ends of the burn logs, twice as far as would be the case with a normal fire. So the Siberian can sit out in the rain, safely projecting heat under the edge of your tarp, drying out clothing and warming you.

[@nabergojdavid]

Little house from fairy tail. Perfect idea. All the best.

[@gugiegrind4817]

Thank you for your amazing video. it help me a lot through my anxiety, i wish you safe and happy

[@abepeurlm7508]

Really enjoy the video so much more with your excellent oration.

[@barrycole]

I still use the bushcraft and outdoor skills I learned as a youth in everyday life. This enables me to remain comfortable through the changing seasons. Take the wool and natural fibers for example, nothing compares to their properties. You did a pretty good job with this camp. No obvious mistakes. I know you have the good sense to stay home when it hit`s -40, but I know you could do it. Stay Safe.

[@ishaqbaloch3879]

In this cold winter with this shelter and in dark night lots of wild animals and I am alone wao wao I like it more

[@turkevlat]

Ne yetenekli birisin ve çalışkan ızlerken ben yoruldum 😮😮😮

[@C.O._Jones]

I really enjoyed the narration!

[@AgeofTheNorth]

Thanks :)

[@KylerBorn]

Badass. Love it 🔥🔥🔥

[@user-sina0968]

You are a true Wai King❤❤

[@tranlephan]

Hello. There's a lot of snow here, it's very cold but you can still camp. That's amazing. Wishing you happiness and health for your new trips

[@Orlosthedruid]

wonderful video!

[@adhilasharaf4382]

God Bless You

[@user-sina0968]

From now on, it will snow, make more videos of your snow activities😊❤❤❤❤❤

[@tonv912]

First I like your video’s. My compliments. Have some questions. 1. Why don’t you use a tree as support. You are not affraid of the widow makers because you setting your shelter next to some big trees. 2. Why do you “clean” the wood what you need for your shelter at the spot where you find it, why where you are building your shelter. Thus in order to have extra starter material for a fire in stead of searching and collecting these later. 3. Why don’t you close the sides of your shelter for wind protection. 4. Why don’t you make a heat reflector for your fire. Thank you for your videos. 😊

[@kimmosanky7353]

Widow makers???

[@tonv912]

@ one of the lessons i have learned are the 5 W,s. Have sufficient Water and Wood in the neighbourhood, and stay Warm (keep your cloth dry, don’t get sweaty and protect yourself against Wind ) and avoid Widow makers (big branches and trees that can fall upon you, and thats why your partner has to miss you).

[@Siuhphihtv]

Phòng cảnh tuyết rơi đẹp quá anh ơi

[@MarcoReviews745Cameras]

Thanks brother. Luv the videos.

[@DreamingTiger]

한국도 많이 추워요!!! 영상 재밌게 보겠습니다.

[@Survive-vlog]

very good wish you make more videos

[@soyokaze-r2s]

Apparently people who were used to it in the past could build these in about 15 minutes Apparently, they had to hurry and use only the bare minimum of materials to stay warm in the cold mountains 🌨️ 🔹In the beautiful starry sky🤩, snow falls on a magical cloak that is as beautiful as ever 🔹🌌⭐

[@user-sina0968]

great

[@larrybyrnes7694]

Great work brother. Pine needles make good tea. Stay hard.

[@davidtrongnguyen]

Love your videos! Do you ever see strange things out there?

[@funiguy8779]

6:20 you're never alone in the forest 😮

[@custardgirl]

I heard it too! What was that I wonder?

[@gfloress2008]

OmG!! 😮 I heard it too...

[@rickwhitson2804]

One nice shelter

[@بوهايلدكتور]

مذهل وغايه الروقان

[@EsyuDach]

If I have head-sized rocks, I heat them up and put them under the hammock. If I have egg-to-fist sized rocks, I heat them up and put them in the footbox of the bivy. If all is wet, you can use an alternative Swedish fire torch to ignite the Siberian. Both of these fire lays will burn green, wet wood, if need-be and neither can be extinguished by rain, once they are burning well. The only dry wood needed is what you use to make the shavings that go into the empty center of the 4 log Swede-bundle A bit of steel wire sees to it that the bundle stays-together. The rocket stove effect sees to it that the Swede will ignite the Siberian. Make as many Swedes as you need, if you're in a hurry to get the Siberian burning well. YT vids about both fire lays. I make the swede about 8" long, using 4" OD logs. you dont need 8 ft long, 8" OD logs for the Siberian, either. 4 ft long, 4" OD logs will suffice, but you'll need 8x as many of them as you would the big logs and you'll have to move them into the fire more often.

[@archiemedes13]

Wait... your voice just 🤸🏻💃🏻✨🤲🏻🤏🏻🤫🤝🏻😻🙊💥👊🏻💯🥰😍🙉💃🏻🤤👀🙀💗

[@kanalkurdistan]

the HEAVY SNOW

[@el_bamboo_third]

I knew he was Finnish

[@nickcarroll8565]

Finished with what

[@stannelson2582]

I liked it the first time you released this video too lol.

[@Ig-Ant]

I miss fried eggs 😅

[@prabhatpatra6103]

Love and support from India 🇮🇳

[@mazzer51QS]

You need to a front as well !

[@clydelea9073]

Can you provide us geo positioning locations of where you are on your camp outs?

[@matematic6223]

Nice bro👊🇭🇷☃️🌚🌠🕛

[@subwoofer7265]

HEVI SNOU

[@denishrovat3464]

Hello. How are you? Nice video

[@SkillHook]

Tee joskus video suomeksi englannin kielisellä tekstityksellä :)

[@NilsJakobsson]

Hej Broder, gillar dina videos men undrar en sak - vad använder du för att vässa kniv/yxa? Mina brynen är personligen ganska dåliga och har tänkt skaffa nya. Tack!

[@chrislukasak8530]

How many hours did it take to build this shelter?

[@ChristianNicholas-j8p]

❤❤❤ from the 🇵🇭

[@alexrock4113]

You always build these tiny fires that don’t last even 2 hours. You need big long logs to build all night fires that can last up to 12 or more hours they are self feeding fires that keep you warm all night. Look them up otherwise you ll freeze in this sleeping bag and just one wall behind you

[@ママチャリ原付キャンパー薄荷]

I saw splendid camping.🏕️ It is beyond my imagination.😮 I have never camped in snow.❄️ But, on seeing your video, I shared the same experience.✨ I enjoy beautiful camping, too.🇯🇵

[@АллаГоловаченко]

🌺

[@EsyuDach]

that doesn't look very warm to me. I use a net hammock, and if it's cold, I hang it so that it's 6" off of the ground and kick debris under it to stop air flow. Depending upon how cold it is, I may just use the bivy and its plastic envelope, perhaps with debris as insulation.. I keep a 3x4 ft hunk of clear PEVA shower curtain in my pack. It does not crack in the cold the way that VisaKleen plastic does. The PEVA also lets a lot more of a fire's radiant heat thru to warm me. I use a reflective tyvek bivy which can be opened completely flat, worn as a poncho, and has lots of tie off points. I can rig it and the PEVA as a Kochanski supershelter, with the one way projected heat of a Siberian fire lay a safe 3 ft away being just as warm as a normal fire at 1.5 ft distance. This keeps my synthetics MUCH safer from embers. So does being up in a hammock. A tiny, soft-plastic bottle of adhesive 'release agent' lets me remove/reposition gorilla tape, I have 2 heavy duty drum liners taped together around the bivy and one more such bag in my pack.

[@JamesMoss-l2n]

Time to sharpen that axe

[@vincentjenkins4045]

How come you never make a fire reflector??

[@พรรณีแสนเวียน]

สวัสดีค่ั

[@doc2517]

20:44 you look like a big pickle! 👍👍

[@robertlee3734]

hows the vking boat going

[@shanelleperez7485]

👍🏻🥶

[@jamesberggren9029]

Every good woodsman knows you always carry lighters

[@nickcarroll8565]

Ha I certainly do. It’s good to know how to do things without it, it why make your life harder than it has to be

[@josemiguellopes]

You need a bahco saw in your life.

[@danielstrachan8988]

😁🥶👍👍

[@AlwiassegafAssegaf-h1d]

Salam dari indonesia.

[@TheBlackClockOfTime]

Kevät?

[@edwardhayden4626]

I would find leaving the only bad part of these vids.

[@jerryparker5137]

This good but u should have used the existing trees if u could find 2 that was within 10 to 15 meters apart for your verticals drilling holes in the trees for ur horizontal then work from. Then u would have plenty of room

[@秀香-f9s]

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[@S.JerseyJim]

I’d be miserable.

[@carlitodefriko6641]

I doubt im gonna sleep Well with all that Smoke in my eyes. Not mention the fire that does nothing to warm you up.

[@timjozwiak2293]

Interesting on how you can build a shelter from nothing!!

[@mirkamrulahsanasif3948]

it's not lavuu shelter

[@GamePlay-pl2nv]

you ruined a good video by talking

[@shanelleperez7485]

Turn the volume down 🤷‍♀️

[@DeepFakeLatte]

What's that supposed to mean?

[@jamesjames77777]

Dude - turn the volume off and let others enjoy the talking.

[@GamePlay-pl2nv]

@@shanelleperez7485 if i turn the volume down how should i enjoy the the weather

[@GamePlay-pl2nv]

@@jamesjames77777 if i turn the volume down how should i enjoy the the weather

[@markanthony2274]

I'm tired of saying this you building that shelter should be like 5 to 10% of the viewing and the 90% should be you enjoying it You're killing us man get it right

[@chungseungchoul9830]

항상 열일하는데 수고가 많다. 근데 도끼좀 바꿔라 볼때마다 너무 답답하다.