Bug Out Camp DESTROYED!

[@SurvivalLilly]

BIG NEWS: I have designed a survival knife, you can get it here: www.survivallilly.at/ Thanks. Lilly

[@timloudermilk7364]

MGG ARIF h

[@BottleManJerry]

Survival Lilly some of the people I know say that they can't understand you but I can understand you with your accent clearly

[@dbz739921]

I really enjoy your videos

[@jakobschintzel3350]

Toaster Kat I think it's an austrian accent

[@Smurphenstein]

Survival Lilly Hi Lilly, what is the plywood box with the window at 0:15? Is it for storing food?

[@Penultimate_Jive]

3:05 That is the face of the friend zone.

[@VesicABand]

Ha ha ha!! paused it and laughed so hard!!...classic.

[@philharris1967]

HAHA!!! poor bloke..

[@Penultimate_Jive]

wood1155 or I was just joking.

[@Penultimate_Jive]

Aimee Frost, What are you on about? That's not what I was implying.

[@ometec]

No one said anything like that.

[@gbaughman3348]

I know this is a older video, but the most impressive part was at the very end when she got the Roe Deer to respond to her call, it shows she is the real deal. Most non-hunters would not know that trick and you can even use a blade of grass the same way. I think somewhere it was mentioned her father is a hunter and Dax was her father's hunting dog. I am guessing Lilly knows a lot more than she lets on.

[@beckhamhome]

I've used tarps in these types of shelters before. For the maximum use of your tarp place the edge on the bottom of the shelter where you want it. This lower edge just off the ground keeps water and mold from collecting. Then take the tarp up and over your support slats. With a rope tied tight between the two support trees and just under the slats bring the tarp under the rope then back over the slats. This gives you double thickness and an eaves for rain. To protect the tarp from the rough ends of the slats you can cover them with sock or the cut off ends on water bottles.

[@shouldibehere]

Diapsid the OG That's actually pretty smart.

[@mikedebell2242]

Nothing stops her, she's a force to be reckoned with.

[@DayDrifterTV]

QUESTION: Do you have to be concerned with rain/mold/mosquitos at bottom of tarp, where you rolled it up and over bottom support log? just seems like water could pool there. Love your vid's and skills!

[@MaxStax1]

Day Drifter I was thinking the same

[@cnawan]

Day Drifter I was thinking of rain collection. You could gravity feed a tank just down the slope..

[@riff2072]

max stax Me too.

[@Deeceesadventures]

I'v been thinking this all night and just had to come back to comment but you beat me to it.

[@Deeceesadventures]

It should be rolled under.

[@MeMoreMeAndME]

He looked so sad when you said he is your best friend :(

[@Sigfofosauer]

SurvivalFriendZoned @02:40

[@wolf1066]

Nice quick rebuild. Sorry to hear the shelter got damaged, but it was a good excuse to make improvements. Good to see Survival Mike at the camp. Wish I had access to a section of privately owned bush in which I am allowed to build whatever shelters I like. LG. Wolf

[@stambo2001]

You should roll your excess tarp the other way. Water will collect in the fold the way you have rolled it.

[@AnonymousSourcesConfidential]

Stambo In the wild She likes pet mosquitos.

[@jayrexhikingdk854]

Yup. I noticed that as well. When water runs down, it will collect and gather up in that excess tarp, no matter how well you cover that side. It has no way going out of the tarp at the bottom.

[@01Eldar]

I was wondering about that. Thx

[@brenthadley1695]

Also at the top... should have had the tarp over the top log and secured underneath on the inside of the log (top support log)

[@beyondvger3682]

The water will drain away from her floor the way she has the tarp folded. If you folded it under, the water would run down the side of the tarp and go right in. And I think she didn't hang it over the front because that would keep smoke in from the fire inside the bug out shelter.

[@kylebennett7518]

what a awesome gal, i was running away in my mind when the wasps nest was shown, but she just dealt with it. Honestly, how i dealt with wasp nest, Full motorcycle gear, helmet and all, after dusk, quick blast with wasp nest spray and run inside, And then called professional pest control people after a few days when it didn't work. totally going to work tomorrow to recommend this channel to everyone there.

[@pwrplnt1975]

It's rough running around the woods in sandals! I always get twigs stuck under my feet very uncomfortable they don't offer much protection. Great Job Lilly!!

[@MikeWood]

when I saw DESTROYED! I thought someone had done it on purpose. Either way, looks like some upgrades were done and it will be an improvement. :)

[@dylanpifer4845]

that's a little thing called click bait. and you are a victim

[@MikeWood]

+Dylan Pifer no I would have watched it anyway.

[@coen8323]

Dylan Pifer it isn't click bait because the thing was destroyed she wasn't lying

[@writerconsidered]

I have a feeling she is hiding something from us. I think someone did vandalize it. Her explanation about her cousin felling tree doesn't make sense. there is no evidence of a cut tree, not even a tree stump. The damage itself doesn't look like a tree fell on it. I think it was vandalized and I think she is hiding the identity of the perpetrator for personal reasons.

[@samanthacarter27]

I'de be very interested to see some form of water collection integrated into the shelter from the tarp portion of the shelter. Thanks for all your helpful videos.

[@TheSunergizer]

Survival Lilly, you kick ass!!! A couple of suggestions. The short logs you sit on. Maybe split them for a flatter surface to lie on. And then you would need less short logs too! The tarp should be set up for rain catchment. And put that dog to work! He can drag logs or catch rabbits! :) Love your videos!!!

[@d7v7s326]

you are the real deal! reminds me of the series alone in the wilderness.. such inspiration!

[@nghtraven]

Hi Lilly. Glad to see you turn a negative (the shelter being damaged) into a positive. I think this rebuild is better than the one before.

[@educatingjohnson372]

If I may make a suggestion. From a construction point of view, I would reset your tarp so the excess is at the top of your lean-to. As you have it, water will collect at the base in the rolled up portions of the tarp, creating an ideal environment for mold and bugs to flourish. With the excess portion of your tarp at the top, you can pull it down over the front when not at camp, and furl it up like a sail when in use. Also it would make an additional wind break for rough, windy winters.

[@CrankyPantss]

That looks even more sturdy now, great job. Thanks for sharing.

[@Astra-po1vr]

What an amazing woodland. Only just discovered your vids Lilly so I'm currently binge watching. The videos are if no use to me as I'm stuck in a wheelchair but I enjoy them all the same 👍🏼

[@wiertara1337]

Bullshit, cars can't be in wheelchairs. You just ran out of petrol

[@E.lectricityNorth]

Thanks for the intro to your friend Mike. I will be checking out his videos for sure. Camp looks great! And that deer call--so cool...I used to do that with fat blades of grass as a kid just for fun--had no clue I might have been summoning game!

[@bobbybobbsen447]

Hi, das ist das bisher bester Lager was ich gesehen habe. Ganz tolle Arbeit, auch der Schnitt deiner Videos sind klasse geworden! Ich freue mich schon auf das Endlager und um nichts zu verpassen hast du nun ein Abo und Daumen mehr :-)

[@kevinolesik1500]

i think using the two live trees as the anchor for the ridge pole and shelter is a super idea ... very strong and stable

[@fscii71]

2:14 Lily I would roll the tarp the opposite direction. The way you roll it up it can collect water around the back and sides. Rolling it underneath will eliminate that.

[@WandernGehn]

Tolles neues Camp liebe Lilly. Hab einen Daumen hoch zu den 1000 dazugegeben. Vlg Silver. Auch einen schönen Gruß an den Mike. Mal sehen wann wir uns treffen.

[@HikeordieTV]

Nice work. Glad you got the camp back into shape. :)

[@CVObservatory]

Glad you got camp rebuilt Lilly. Great video as always.

[@melville8203]

hey Lily, must say, you sure have lots of strength, courage and persevearance! I think there are many men who could not come up with what you do. I respect that. If you role the trap on the bottom, then at least role itthe other way around so no water can get trapped in it. Maybe role it around a pole with the pol on the inside of the shelter. If I may ask, what purpose do these walls have, the way you set them up? Is it soem sort of protection or just to create a homey-space? Keep it up!

[@riSurvival89]

Hallo Lilly Dein Camp ist super , am besten finde ich dein Holzbett. Find es cool das in deiner Region so viele KZbin Survivor gibt, Survivalmike ist super Kanal . Gruss Remo

[@cassey315bum]

WHISTLING WITH GRASS...!! AAAAAHAAA i remember doing this all the time! Makes all sorts of funny cool sounds!

[@frankrobinsjr.1719]

Lilly, have you considered doubling your tarp? If you put a layer of spruce boughs between the layers, it would provide more insulation.

[@hameggs4837]

U & your pup are an inspiration.

[@CampMacduff]

Awesome video lilly, love the bug out camp.. I am planning to get a chunk of land very soon.. planning to to do the same thing :) (seattle)

[@Soulman-lb3gg]

I think you should have rolled the excess tarp towards the inside of the shelter, so rainwater would not collect in the folds/rolls. Other than that, an amazing camp you've built. Also, you are looking good girl.

[@Gia_Mc_Fia]

Hi to the both of you! 🙋 Awesome video and thanks for sharing the cool leaf trick!

[@SurvivalLilly]

Thanks for watching Jessica :)

[@Will_i_am_UwU]

Survival Lilly why don't u two get a room

[@mastiffmythslegendsandlore]

Lily when I give my dog's water out of a plastic bottle like you were doing I use the other end of the bottle I buried into the ground and then it's longer for their noses so bury the mouthpiece of the bottle in like a couple of inches of dirt it works very well when I'm camping

[@AlphaOutdoor]

Hallo Lily, bin erst vor kurzem auf deinen Kanal gestoßen, find ich sehr cool was du da machst! Das Lager ist ja super geworden trotz des kleinen Unfalls ;) ich lass dir mal nen Daumen und ein Abo da.. lg Flo

[@OutdoorEnthusist]

Good video, fun to watch, and informative, Thanks for all your efforts in getting the skills out there. Hal

[@Allan_aka_RocKITEman]

+Survival Lilly >>> What exactly did you do to eliminate those wasps? Just use smoke, or actually build a small fire above their nest?

[@SurvivalLilly]

small fire helped

[@Allan_aka_RocKITEman]

+Survival Lilly → Roger that - Thank You!

[@CharlieThomas102]

Survival Lilly Lilly, I've tried to build a camp, something similar to yours, but I've been warned to stop because I was damaging a protected tree. Do you know what trees are protected and how to identify them? Much appreciated, A long-term subscriber.

[@mingren89]

#TreeLivesMatter ........LOL

[@leesmith7883]

check with your local woodland or forestry authority, they will let you know what is and is not protected, however i have found the best practice is to build a free standing camp, if you build a free standing camp rather than using a living tree to support your structure then nobody can complain about such things. once you have masters the kind of construction you see in these videos, i would start thinking about different kinds of structures, what Lilly has built is ok for what it is, but you need to think about all round protection from the elements if the camp you are building is going to be long term. a lean too is ok for a day or two in winter or through out summer, but if you are going to be dealing with a bad winter then you need to think about apex roofs or better still a yurt design, something that is going to give you an all around protection from the elements. i know you will already know what i have posted here, but there are those that would not think of that and so i posted it for them to think on.

[@chaoticallyprofessional9528]

Good job getting rid of those wasps. Those things are no joke. Last summer I made the mistake of not checking the ground around me and crouched down to eat some black raspberries and ended up getting stung like crazy.

[@MagnusJarngrimrson]

Nice vid Lilly, I've always loved the way you have your camp set up! :)

[@ryanc5681]

I've been watching Lilly for a while now. Wish I could go on a hike or camp trip with her one day haha, we all can dream can't we.

[@armancho76]

wow that sucks you had such a nice set up ...best of luck on reconstructing it Lilly...

[@KarlHeger]

Hallo Lilly. Schön dich wieder mal gemeinsam mit dem Mike zu sehen. Da war ja die Eliteeinheit wieder beisammen. :o)) LG Carlos

[@cmarshderf]

Why do you choose a raised wood bed over a hammock for your bugout spot? I'm curious because I have a similar space to build on.

[@CrankyPantss]

That stinks that your camp took all of that damage. Sorry to see that. You are very good at building them, though, I must say. Thanks for sharing this with us.

[@jasonclark6150]

I love watching your channel. You are very knowledgeable and its always fun seeing your work. And dax is fun to watch too!

[@wanjockey]

Always great videos Lilly, thanks again for sharing.

[@opalprestonshirley1700]

Great rebuild. Good to see Survival Mike. You all take care. atb Opal

[@Izz_1321]

Wish I had a Woman to camp out just like lily! That would be awesome. But love your videos gets me the good vibes when I watch it. Keep up the great work,also you should learn how to build a treehouse for the winter?if that would be possible?

[@Tijnas617]

That cross-beam is leaning on two small branches pounded into the ground. Wouldn't it make sense if the lean-to actually leaned on the trees instead of just being tied to it? Wouldn't that make it stronger?

[@ghanaboyz]

Probably, but what she did worked out regardless.

[@Tijnas617]

ghanaboyz Well, I'm saying the exact opposite haha. I'm saying it didn't work because a falling tree completely destroyed the lean to. But if the supporting beam in the thumbnail, was on the other side of the tree trunks, the structure would have only broken if that tree had literally snapped in two.

[@ghanaboyz]

I see your point, but it is still some speculation and a number of IFs in my opinion. Speculation not without foundation, but still speculation. Do we know how heavy that fallen tree was and if another shelter construction actually would have mattered due to the force and weight? Sorry, I can not tell. What shelter is bullet proof so to speak? There can always be a bigger tree falling on you. Me, I haven't build a better shelter than she has. I have no idea how she reasoned while building all of it, but each to his/hers own. It is very easy to find - or believe you find.- faults when watching others. Perhaps she did what she did for some reason, who knows? Sometimes there is a difference on theory and practice. Perhaps she felt she simply could not hold up that supporting rather heavy beam on the other side? If she felt that, it was perhaps very natural to put it on the other side instead?

[@Tijnas617]

ghanaboyz I get your point. She's made a shelter and I haven't made a better shelter. But I'm not trying to be mean or overly critical here. Viewers are still capable of making constructive criticism of a design in theory. Even if the tree in this instance was too big for my proposed design, it doesn't take away from the fact that the cross beam in a lean-to is supposed to be on the same side of the tree as the roof. That's because the roof is supposed to "lean" on the tree. Her design defeats the purpose of using the trees strength to lean on. Just a bit. It's a fine shelter for everything except for a tree falling on it lol. These are two example pictures: Diagram: imgur.com/a/cttah Photograph: imgur.com/a/PDBHT Both of these are physically capable of withstanding more force applied from above. I'm not saying her terrible is bad at all, don't get me wrong. I'm just making a suggestion for an improvement :) Hope you're well

[@Tijnas617]

Also: imgur.com/a/Nwhw5

[@summerofkorngaming6249]

I recently found your channel and I'm really enjoying them. Great work on the shelter. What is the longevity of the tarps that you use? And you mentioned that bow hunting is forbidden, why so?

[@joeturner1597]

Austria. EU regs.

[@MrSkeezymak]

SurvivalMike is surviving in that friendzone.

[@JanxerPain]

Ayy Lmao

[@asheepeatinggrass]

MrSkeezymak was searching for a comment like this haha

[@MaybuTron]

Top, top comment!

[@aokspage]

lol

[@hariszukic5922]

hahahahaha good one!

[@jonathanturner8881]

i have always made the grass call, but i didn't know it would work for a deer call

[@harpomarx7777]

"The view is great" he says with a straight face. Priceless!

[@john1cheree]

You should have used the excess tarp at the top so it can drap over the front of the sleeping area. Then tie the back bottom of the tarap to a log to hold down the tarp to the ground.

[@littleblitz8239]

Lilly, your videos are so relaxing for me. Woodstock, Illinois Bitte mache so schnell moglic weitere videos

[@ianstradian]

Love your videos. You are an inspiration. And very attractive too. Keep up the good work.

[@bobsinger7127]

Survival bob here telling you that survival mike has a nice survival hair doo and your new survival shelter is survival fantastic. Hope you and survival Dax are survival well.

[@thejasonbischoff]

Why bunch up that tarp at the backside? Have you considered having the excess on the front/topside? You can roll it up and unroll it as desired to open and close off the front depending on the weather, etc.

[@GinaGreenYodels]

it would be cool to see you build a small table for the shelter, and a kennel/roof for dax :)

[@bernadetteplescia3541]

Lilly you are one of the coolest people I know but just a tip is to nit bang your nails and or any metal items at all with your hatchets or axes. Keep up the great work

[@Jeffs40K]

Sorry to hear you had your Camp smashed... Great video though and as always, seeing you in the woods 8) Just some Rebuild Ideas that could Help: a Extra Long Limb/Fell Tree across the Top of Lean to & Hang a Line down to support Hanging Pots over fire and as Day Drifter mentioned... Roll Tarp Under or it will Hold Water when it rolls Down the Roof (Big time Mold & Mosquito nest here) also if you let the Tarp hang over the Front a little, with a couple Ropes Forward and you get a little more Frontal Coverage. Keep the Videos coming

[@FirelordRob76]

thank you for making so many cool videos so quickly. you deserve every subscriber you get.

[@henryswope7734]

I am so sorry about your bug out shelter. I like the way you take care of your doggie.

[@arincee1640]

i like your site. have you ever thought of giving the bug out shelter at least a partial roof? i realize accomodating the fire could present a challenge. keep demonstrating your survival skills.

[@danyty2049]

that call scared the crap outa me on full volume! HHAHAHA

[@josephallen19]

Good one, Lilly.

[@StevenTheAristolianNerd]

Joe! Hey I loved your 10 days 10 items. That was pretty cool.

[@Boringunguy]

@@StevenTheAristolianNerd yea, my favorite was when he lasted like 16 hours on that survival show lmao.

[@schymark7196]

Mike is a lucky guy!!! Great camp and video!!!

[@herrhellehirt424]

Hei Survival Lilly. Du machst tolle Videos, danke dafür. Wenn ich im Sommer im Wald unterwegs bin werde ständig von Mücken belästigt. Das scheint bei Dir nicht so zu sein. (Kurze Ärmel, kurze Hose). Benutzt Du irgend etwas um die Mücken von Dir abzuhalten? Und wirst Du nicht von Zecken geplagt, wenn Du in Deinem Camp übernachtest? Würde mich über eine Antwort von Dir freuen. Gerne auch als Video. Survival Lilly against vermin oder so. Liebe Grüße aus Berlin

[@OakKnobFarm]

My only comment about your re-build (I know this is an old video...) It might be better to fold the tarp into the shelter (as a partial floor), rather than bunching it up on the outside. It could trap water and breed mosquitos. Plus, a little bit of plastic to put some gear on is handy.

[@rodneyjohnson7109]

thanks again Lily been watching a bunch of your videos this morning you rock girl

[@chrisdorris6207]

A deer call made from a leaf, that is kind of cool. You need to do a vid. teaching us how to do stuff like that.

[@CondescendingOaf]

Chris Dorris You can do the same thing with a large blade of grass. (3-4 inches long by about half an inch wide - sorry, if you use metric I don't know the conversion sizes) If you put your thumbs together side by side you should see a small hole between the 1st and 2nd knuckles, pinch the blade between your thumbs making sure to keep the blade as rigid and straight as possible, then blow into the hole. May take a few tries to get it to work right.

[@Aldorthemerry]

We always used to do that at school lol

[@chrisdorris6207]

Mr.Salpling : that is great, if you were lucky enough to be raised in a small village.

[@Astra-po1vr]

Chris Dorris as children we used to take a leaf and do this, I thought everyone knew how to so I'm surprised at these comments

[@MrJoeyBoombotz]

Lilly, the shelter will be more stable if you lean the roof into the tree/ridgepoles.

[@rickferr8787]

Next you should make an Out House to alleviate yourself in the woods. No Fort is complete without a toilet.

[@mathewramadan4504]

I always assumed that you and Mike were a couple, I don't know why. Either way both of your channels are fantastic and you both have an amazing array of skills to share :)

[@maleficus8504]

When i go into the woods with open legs.. I get around maybe 20/30 ticks?

[@matthewbarton627]

I love this woman. her videos are amazing. please keep them coming x

[@kanalvondemda6754]

Ein sehr schönes Lager!! Daumen hoch!!!

[@koh9894]

hilarious!! what's that thing you used to start your fire? looks so easy. I want one.

[@jonarnevollanaunhaug6887]

Your my favorite Primitive/survival KZbinr😋

[@TheTerzula]

What lighter was that you used to light the fire?

[@MarcusAurileus]

Whew... I thought you were going to tell us some jerks came along and trashed it. Glad that wasn't the case.

[@badlandskid]

I like your channel. Especially the parts with your dog. 🐺

[@incaseinever]

..you get to your bug out shelter and it's already being occupied, what to do? Some people would rather stay mobile..nothing to defend if that's your game.

[@daniel0827lcs]

Hi Lilly ,I'm Daniel ,from Malaysia ( Kuala Lumpur ) , i love your video channel ~ Thank you so much to sharing all your survival experience , i hope one day can go in to juggle and use ancient's way to make the fire. Hope to see more your video soon , God Bless ~ =)

[@lordstarck2982]

SUGGESTION: you can use the rest of your tarp in front side of your shelter and when storm come you can pull it down to protect you from wind and rain :) coz now will collect water and wasps and will smell bed :)))

[@Soulman-lb3gg]

Feste Freunde! Meine deutsch ist nicht so gut, aber Ich liebe deine Uberleben channel!

[@rachetCD]

It sounded just like that code game "the Hunter" at the end. You hear those row deer all the time in that game XD

[@rachetCD]

Sounds just like that too

[@geepcj2a]

I'm looking forward to seeing your progress.

[@peakproductions663]

Hallo Lilly Schönes Camp:) braucht man eine Bewilligung um so etwas zu bauen? LG Waldhörnchen

[@misskellie4225]

***** in a video can you do a makeshift gate/door on your bugout camp?? I've always wanted to know and I'm pretty sure some people are too!

[@karnesrussell]

Hey Lilly use the ground end of the tarp to trap water fold it the other way

[@anthonyivanaglugubjr.2645]

Do You Have Any Suitors there in the Forest? They Could Help in That Muscle Power.

[@sigurdivar4227]

Bad luck with the tree and the wasp´s nest. Beekepers use smoke to calm the bees, but I don´t know if it has the same effekts on wasps. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bee_smoker Te new rebuilt bug camp looks god however. Good luck with it, and nice of you to invite Mike. :-)

[@TheLuftwolf]

Lilli, what happened to your shelter? I must have missed it. Bob, in Oklahoma

[@MaZEEZaM]

You could do with building a full on log hut out of natural materials, no nails allowed. Then you can try making a stone fireplace/oven off the side 🐥

[@johntrevy1]

***** Why not?

[@MaZEEZaM]

fair enough I guess, thanks for replying :)

[@nathandean1687]

should use the excess tarp to collect rain water as well.

[@AnonymousSourcesConfidential]

Hi Lilly. Nice work. How did you meet Mike and share this interest? Just curious.

[@mehdimoussaoui2567]

how did you make the thing at the end of the video

[@seecanon5840]

Beautiful Springer Spaniel.