Building a Cabin in the Woods in 72 Hours

[@CanadianPrepper]

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[@stevenclark5682]

Water is gold,silver is food,and your shelter a castle!!!

[@GtJrGrowsItAlaska]

Ha ha this was so cool. Thanks for taking us along. Thanks for all you have contributed.

[@leowiebe2101]

I love your off grid ideas but the truth is nobody will be able to hide with what is coming.

[@Internetbanned]

🥶😢 underground??

[@MensaGiraffe]

@@Internetbanned Nope. No crops, no food, no livestock..etc.

[@monicadiazrivera3907]

You got 100 million dollars?

[@Skull-tl4rk]

Exactly it's going to be a free for all and trust no one...

[@TrumpisyourdadnowBichezzz]

Got that right

[@RC-rv1mo]

The MOST loquacious little home builder in the world. Even so, this video was FUN to watch. Good job, Nate...All the best to you.

[@sixgunmiller6198]

Nifty kit build there Nate. Rules for tiny homes in Az it must have at least 4 - 8' walls on the exterior. Mine is 18' x 18' full size bathtub sink and a tall toilet, the walk in closet is 5' x 6' Instant propane hot water medium sized fridge, 4 burner apartment stove, RV 2 whole sink, and a deep freeze. Fully insulted and an 8k btu ac unit with 5 windows total heat a 1500 watt fake wood stove. Off the grid heat is a propane cabinet style heater.. Weighs about 4500 lbs on blocks 16" high. My office another fridge bath Camper they both run off my van. 15kwh under a 275 watt canadian solar industrial solar panel I can recharge from the grid, the alternator or solar. On the grid about 75 bucks a month. SHTF I just flip the switch and Im off the grid. All screws not 1 nail. Did it all by myself since I'm way older than you guys, just wanted to see if I could still do it. Took 2 weeks. Wife loves it. Got a lot less in it than its current market value of $22,000

[@giselehetu3229]

Great job! His bunkie is lacking in ALL of the things which it needs! No heating, no insulation, no plumbing, no electric... how in the world does he expect to be comfortable all year-round in this place LOL? This is merely a temporary bug-out place to stay in for a few days TOPS! Forget about even THINKING of sleeping in it during our freezing cold Canadian winters LOL!

[@YellowGhost199]

It’s been over a billion times with this dude. What are stuck in a time loop.

[@jkseamus]

There's no insulation on the walls. It'll be very cold in the winter. What heating will you use, how long will the wooden house last? Looks more like a glorified tree house. Looks impractical.

[@jpol3808]

Absolutely build a small camp fist. I know a guy who built a12x12 cabin with 3/4 loft for sleeping and storage. He built it in his land right near the lake. For several years they used it for vacations....fishing, canoeing, swimming, and many fun evening campfires. 10 years before retirement he started to build his 3,750' sq retirement home 300' up a shallow grade in the woods overlooking the small cabin and the lake. It had two of everything including eight bedrooms. Basically two family homes with a shared great room in the middle. He completed 95 percent of the project well enough to move in right after retirement and with the family and his daughters family in tow, enjoyed the next year living and customizing the little details that would please the missus. They sold their home in the city to put into their retirement fund and they now live happily with their daughter, son in law and the 5 grand kids! He did have to move the small cabin 50' back from the lake because in those years the lake rose and was lapping at the door of the little cabin. So they moved and renovated it into extra guest housing housing and they still enjoy using it for weekend getaways from the main home and fun nights cooking out and sitting by the campfire reminiscing about the past. So build small first and plan ahead on using that small cabin for the rest of your life. Even with the what I call mansion on the hill in the background, being done in complete back woods style in all out luxury, with top of the line furnishings, amenities, appliances, and utilities, it still seems as though that small cabin still manages to steal the show for one reason or another! With its rustic appeal and only the addition of 100w electric and sink and indoor plumbing it provides everything needed for a day or two, near or on the dock or lake! That's how you do it...that is if you save your pennies and budget wisely!

[@michaelmack1966]

You should consider lightning rods across your peak of the cabin. I’ve lived off grid Solar for about 6 years now and they have saved my solar system a few times.

[@warrenharrison9490]

Any installation that has wiring, plumbing should have lightning protection. Smart move👍

[@bestgreenhomestead]

What lightning rod did you use??

[@michaelmack1966]

@@bestgreenhomestead I made my own from copper grounding rods. I’ve found that the key to them working well is to use a good grounding anchor buried in the ground. Aluminum or copper plate is the best.

[@ralizek497]

Verry cool house in a box, would like to see the solar and wood stove install as well.

[@NorthwestScout]

I'm currently installing a wood stove plus I put a hand pump on our well.

[@Ramjet7777]

A good storm will blow it away - it needs some concrete footings. Even if it's just 6 by 6 inch by 4 foot deep post holes to anchor down to.

[@resistor--1816]

This is something that we all should have been working on for the past decade.

[@roncyr5072]

I was your 350th subscriber many years ago. I thought you were ex military because you never showed your face, they were always filmed on the road and now you have an amazing channel. Love the home and everything you do. Funky prepper recommended your channel years ago.

[@malisinimicus4358]

This video shows the benifits of joining like minded people to achieve things. Make good friends, work together to achieve goals and be there for each other to build community. Nice little cabin! A little Jotul wood stove with a top plate for cooking would be perfect in this little cabin. Just a note with your floor boards installation. it would have been better to place some 6mil poly between the floor boards and the pink insulation. Always put the poly on the warm side or condensation will be a problem.

[@LIVINGRETIRED310]

The only thing i would have done different. Thats to use a torch and lightly burn the outside of the boards to seal/resist weathering & pests

[@bluefoxblitz8416]

Looks like fun. Wouldn't last 5 seconds in Australia, bushfires. It would be easy to burn you out if 'they' wanted to😮😮

[@kevinlevesque2659]

That’s a nice little place you can play with your dolls. Any serious survivalist doesn’t build anything above ground! Dig in man . If you do it right no one will find you and you won’t have to come out for a year! My bunker has a hand pump well with remoted air supplies and filtration. I don’t have any electric anything. You need to live pilgrim style. Dug out 40x30x10 room and basically pour a pool with a steel and concrete roof. Covered the roof with 6” of top soil and let the forest reclaim it. Light and air come in from 3 openings designed to look like storm drains which I can close off individually if I need to. These also serve as access. Nice doll house though

[@athena8729]

LOL you say you're leaving every other week! See you tomorrow

[@bigdawgz4530]

Very cute but with no wall insulation I would think heat would be a problem in the summer & especially cold in the winter. I'd also love to know what your final total cost was with the "extras" you put into it like the roof insulation, metal & deck.

[@giselehetu3229]

Yeah, I said the same thing - very cute, but NOT AT ALL practical! No insulation in the walls, no heat source (wood stove), no electric, no running water.... not a place one could live in for long, even in the summer. Forget about it in our freeing cold Canadian winters!

[@christopherleubner6633]

The insulation would be an extra couple hundred bucks tops for that small of a structure. They have had plans kits for small structures like this for years from stores like Home Depot and Menards

[@hotrodray6802]

Have to burn all those little trees the first winter.

[@David-rz7jj]

​@@giselehetu3229You really think he's going to leave it as is? Lol 😅

[@philspencer8251]

Not really a long term solution, just a day out in the woods type thing. Not cost effective.

[@gregjohnston455]

I would want to primer paint each piece before putting it up. There would be no bare wood anywhere. It would all be protected, even where the pieces are nailed together. I always use primer paint or junk paint and cover all six sides of any piece of wood that I use to repair any part of my house. It just gets covered up so the color won't matter.

[@r.b.l.5841]

clear preservative would do the same job and look a lot nicer on that nice lumber, for higher cost.

[@mimiseeyou]

Rewatching and just caught that you put it @ Dean’s! How awesome I totally saw this coming. Y’all are gonna kick so much ass sticking together for SHTF. Whatever y’all worked out is going to insulate both families. All the kids can work @ Arkopia.

[@hipdolly8382]

I think we all need a friend like Dean.

[@richardk3347]

100 square foot cabin over a hidden 2000 square foot concrete bunker would be perfect for a look out. The underground bunker for storage and emergency short term shelter. The clay soils in your part of the woods would be perfect for underground tunnels. Maybe an indoor water pump would be a good idea too. Im surprised you didnt install a fireplace during the build, those thin walls are going to make it a cold stay in the winter.

[@giselehetu3229]

Yeah I said the same thing - no electric, no running water, no inulation and worst of all NO HEATING! You would only just "camp out" in a place like this for a few days, maybe a few weeks in SUMMERTIME - but FORGET ABOUT wintertime in Canada! (I live here and we have 7 months of winter, so without heating, electric or water, nobody I know would survive in a bunkie like this LOL!

[@richardk3347]

@@giselehetu3229 I live just west of you. The Bunkie is slightly better than a tent. For survival purposes, an underground bunker, a water source, and a source of heat are essential. Power is a convenient luxury if shtf and can be generated by many means. Air, water, and food are priorities, always, depending on season here. Heat and a way to cook/ sanitize water are very important. That's why my community has chosen to remain solely underground during the worst conditions. The earth is a constant temperature when deep enough.

[@tennesseeterri]

@@giselehetu3229 and how do you know he isn't going to put in solar, water, and a wood-burning stove or two? Or maybe even a composting toilet. And don't be stupid, he has not finished it yet.

[@Reddeadrobin1]

That "tiny home" is huge!!! I was not expecting that. Just snap it together. Well done guys.

[@MariaPerez-hl4js]

I don't know how they are going to lift furniture to the 2nd floor .

[@BunkieLife]

The Haven Ultra boasts main floor 104.6 ft² + loft 120 ft²! They really did an incredible job on this build!

[@ashjoma]

I would have liked some stairs (and hand rail) instead of a dangerously steep ladder, especially if a remote area. Storage could be build into the stairs too. But how fantastic was that build !!

[@Yoshamedic]

That’s amazing!! Def going to look into one! By far one of my favorite videos lately.

[@BunkieLife]

Awesome!

[@ChrisHard-ri7ss]

Thanks for everything Canadian prepper. Good luck everyone

[@renegademind1833]

I like the guy that makes small houses with 'pallets' almost free and blend into the natural background, evading attention a lot better.

[@Jaden48108]

As tiny homes go it's gorgeous.

[@geebskerbal2771]

I dont know how tuff it would be but that desgin almost calls for a deck over the front door from the loft. if you make it large enough you could put an outdoor kitchen under the deck also. looks good nate

[@greengregs]

Hey Nate that was great! My log building took a lot longer to build! And that was hard work with lots of chain saws. Even though I used my own trees I bet it cost me as much in labor as that kit. That's really neat!

[@arnoldschmidt2753]

Love you man. This was a great video for the meek and lowly of the world. Hope you will have Dean on your channel some day. He's a great carpenter and family man.

[@greengregs]

@@arnoldschmidt2753 Thank you!

[@7734Kromm]

Excellent video Nate! I hope you visit this bug out cabin even in the SK winter to test it out.

[@bradbo3]

That would make the most awesome Hunting camp EVER. NICE. Cant wait to see some upgrades...ie...heating stove...furniture etc.

[@michaelambrosia]

Watching this from my electrified, air conditioned, tree house as I am literally coordinating the build of our next off grid home, which will be a hundred yards away. ;-) Tree house is an insulated 10 ft by 12ft room with large 4k TV and other amenities.

[@KB-jj5lb]

I really enjoyed the off grid cabin raising. It’s a cross over video with Dean! Can it get any funner?

[@Ildikoprepperkitchen]

Love the cabin, the tranquility of the video, the fun, and the beautiful doggo.

[@absolutelyperilous]

Wow! Really Super Awesome!! Fantastic video & can't wait for the detail videos! Will be interested to see how it holds up in the Winter. I was also thinking of a yurt.

[@robertarnobit5357]

We have nowhere to hide with the weapons and technologies today unless we stay underground with proper ventilation and grounding system to protect your equipment from being fried. Love ❤your off-grid home. I'll check out the website. Thank you 👍👍

[@leopardwoman38]

What a cool kit house! I’ve built and remodeled homes but it is a long process. This looks like fun! It’s beautiful! 😀👍👏🏼👍👏🏼👍👏🏼👍😀💕🌸🌱

[@unaffiliated_x9279]

It's like building a fort as a kid

[@leopardwoman38]

@@unaffiliated_x9279 I agree. I built so many forts as a kid. We would build a fort in a tree and then sneak up and fight each other and knock each other’s forts down, so we had to build a new one almost every day. Good times. This kit reminds me of Lincoln logs.

[@Tracysbrokenwing]

Hey, there is a kid up there, western Canada I believe. Traplines and inlines. Good kid. His name is Kyle. He is literally building a log cabin by himself. Peeling bark off the lumber, building a log cabin. You should look him up if ya get time. Good job, guys!! Looks good!!! (Scaffolding is a godsend)

[@rumpstatefiasco]

The lumber looks to be SO much better in quality than the big box stores in the USA have to offer. Straight and clean, AMAZING. If Bunkie lumber is a 10, average lumber quality for sale on the US west coast is 3.7, even if a lot of it comes from Canada…you guys holding out on us, eh?😀

[@matthewmbober4426]

They're in Canada lol

[@rumpstatefiasco]

@@matthewmbober4426 Yes, as I said, holding out on us, sending us the rejects.

[@hipdolly8382]

softwood lumber dispute, sorry.... eh.

[@elsabadenhorst9746]

From a small hiden village in South Africa. 120 square metre motar cottage near the beach. Solar 5 kw. 48 volt and 3.5 kw. 24 volt. Rain water storage is 30,000 litre. One peach tree, 200 banana trees, sweet potatoes as a ground cover. Pawpaw trees, yams, passion frute and grapes. 10 Rabbits and 10 chickens, 2 dogs and 8 bee hives.Nate i hope this info will help you to sustain your self on a 1,000 +- square land.

[@divergence_tiffanyramos4337]

I want one of these! It orthogonal and pretty damn dope!!😉👍 I've got the property and it would look great a small distance from the creek located on said property. Thanks for sharing this with us. I really appreciated it. It's nice to have a break from the doom and gloom video's that unfortunately have become common place. Excellent video Nate! Keep'em coming! Stay safe and take care of you and yours always.

[@robynb2273]

I'm glad you finally found a place to have your shelter...you have been looking for ages for a suitable location

[@giselehetu3229]

Don't think that he'll ever LIVE in it LOL - there's NO HEAT SOURCE (no wood stove or solar panels), no electricity, no plumbing (no running water for a kitchen or toilet), no insulation in the walls... this place is only a short-time camp-out in the summer months only. There's no way anyone could survive in it during our LONG AND FREEZING COLD Canadian winters LOL!

[@rodneymiddleton1044]

Super update Nate and for some strange reason I was having a Dejvu moment watching this so I hope your as good as friends as you say you both are............ Stay safe

[@narissama8670]

Many people are to old to do what you are doing Prepper. A time comes, we must be realistic it what is possible with what is coming, and what we are capable of doing. God bless you.

[@HamsterLife_EnglishLearning]

Oh, you're going to go get the bunker installed, and ready for your family. I thought you were way ahead of the game. Excellent job!

[@Goggans]

I’m happy for you all. This is a great accomplishment!

[@davidritter21456]

Thank 😊 You Nate! This is one of the BEST video's you have done! Dean and the video crew put on a great show!

[@clarenceedwards2866]

Very nice; my only concern would be those surrounding trees. With the prospect of forest fires and missiles in high wind, I probably would remove more of the trees surrounding the property a further distance back. Obviously the trees provide shade in hot conditions but they are also pretty destructive in stormy conditions; also you would need to deforest more if you plan on using solar panels.

[@giselehetu3229]

Yes! And MY concerns are: no insulation in the walls, no heating (no solar or wood stove), no indoor plumbing for water for a kitchen or toilet), no electric... basically unlivable besides maybe for a few days in the summertime! Forget about surviving during seven long freezing cold winter months in Canada! I would know because I LIVE HERE LOL!

[@LAEDCSolutions]

As a contractor, I loved this! Keep it up Nate can’t wait to see how the Canadian prepper arkopia evolves!

[@honghong3153]

Homestead potatoes

[@REAPERMILITIAOUTDOORS]

That's awesome brother. Nice feller to give up some of his land for ya.

[@flubberghosted2472]

Amazing, Nate! Congrats on your new place. You have the grooviest prepper pals. 💯💯💯

[@gregoryknox4444]

THIS WAS A GREAT VIDEO. THANKS FOR POSTING IT. HELLO FROM TENNESSEE (formerly in the sticks but now getting surrounded by ........... people.

[@jeremybenoit759]

In Toronto a company had something similar to this in front of their building as a display and they eventually had to lock it at night because homeless people were sleeping in it and leaving a mess behind.

[@karenpowell4626]

This is a really cute little house! How will you insulate the exterior walls to keep heat/cold/moisture out, without losing too much space?

[@dylan-5287]

Man those Bunkie Cabins look amazing, especially the options with the loft. Just having some forest land and building one to use as a cabin would be amazing.

[@BunkieLife]

Thank you!

[@TheHalusis]

done a couple of cabin kits in colorado me and another guy, craned in for doing the trusses, sheeting the roof. used oly screws. miss those years

[@todddembsky8321]

Nate, this is exactly why we love your channel. You ROCK dude!!!

[@kerim.peardon5551]

The only thing I noticed is no insulation in the walls. That looks like it would be a bad thing in Canada, in particular, if you're trying to live in it in the winter. With the notching at the corners, is is possible to insulate the outside and then put up siding? The only other alternative would be to build interior stud walls and insulate in those, but you lose precious inches of floor space. (Although you could make something narrower than a standard 2x4 frame. Maybe 2x2s with spray foam insulation between them and the wall? Spray foam would also seal any gaps that might still be between the exterior boards.)

[@Jen-CelticWarrior]

Dean looks like a construction/building beast! Great resource to have, and a great friend, too.😊

[@rumpstatefiasco]

One concern: the house has a wind-catcher look, how well is it anchored?

[@kgrant3184]

My question as well. Cheers!

[@robotica6089]

Super cool. More segments like this, please. ❤

[@user-of9lk3ht4j-fl]

Nice house idea! Perfect for a get away home

[@JoseRamirez-xw6kt]

Nat... Thanks for the video, you and your friends have done an awesome job. Congratulations......

[@richsonner1930]

Pretty cool kit and easy to build, but no insulation on walls ?? I guess you could do walls in foam boards like used on roof.

[@loriannskaggs2357]

Not everyone can do this . Us elderly are screwed.

[@LowBudgetYoutuber]

Pry cause you had your chance to fix this place. Thanks for leaving the World to us just a little worse.

[@jilbertb]

For sure. Gotta ride out my shtf in a mobile home. 😢

[@MensaGiraffe]

Elderly, young. It doesn't matter.

[@winstonjohnson455]

I'm 75 and I built my own tiny house from scratch (no kit) back in 2014.

[@loriannskaggs2357]

Candian prepoer do a series on the elderly, disabled ?? Low income families.

[@ebdigital2456]

Looks great! If you make any modifications in the future please update the video…fireplace, electric (generator) water etc…Thanks!

[@AUNZAnon]

Pretty cool and affordable. Surprised there is no roof guttering and piping options or suggestions, to capture rain water under additional options on the website. I would definately be adding some to my build.

[@MariaPerez-hl4js]

It also need a poop and shower place.

[@RockyMTHirvi]

This is terrific! Great job CP and team!! Will check the sites of products, building you used. Peace to you. John

[@JenniferJohnson-ub3gt]

Awesome video. This actually makes me want to do this. I can't wait to hear more about how this project works out for you!

[@oneperson5760]

Get some tiedown straps on that and set some substantial ground anchors. It looks great, but you need some wind resistance because its a lightweight structure. Shouldnt me hard to do. Also, gutters, rain barrels, solar panels, potty, shower, cast iron stove. And have the wife cozy it up with color/decor and kids items. Youve probably already got an episode planned for that. I wanna see it all happen.

[@ohthereyouarepeter1435]

These are the videos that I appreciate the absolute most. They aren't a constant reminder of the crazy bs that's going on but an idea of a solution to the problem.. thank you for these videos 🙏 the ones that teach are absolutely critical

[@paaservantofjesuschrist]

The Gospel of Salvation/Warnings JESUS CHRIST is the only Lord and Savior this whole creation needs. Please turn to Jesus Christ and get saved now while his grace is still merciful for he is coming soon! John 3:16-18 “For God so loved the world, that he gave his only Son, that whoever believes in him should not perish but have eternal life. For God did not send his Son into the world to condemn the world, but to save the world through him. Whoever believes in him is not condemned, but whoever does not believe stands condemned already because they have not believed in the name of God’s one and only Son”. Isaiah 45:18 “For this is what the Lord says- he who created the heavens, he is God; he who fashioned and made the earth, he founded it; he did not create it to be empty, but formed it to be inhabited he says: “I am the Lord, and there is no other”. Deuteronomy 32:39 “See now that I myself am he! There is no god besides me. I put to death and I bring to life, I have wounded and I will heal, and no one can deliver out of my hand”. Philippians 2:8-11 “And being found in human form, he humbled himself by becoming obedient to the point of death, even death on a cross. Therefore God has highly exalted him and bestowed on him the name that is above every name, so that at the name of Jesus every knee should bow, in heaven and on earth and under the earth, and every tongue confess that Jesus Christ is Lord, to the glory of God the Father”. JESUS CHRIST WAS GOD IN THE FLESH; Son of God. John 1:1-5 “In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God. He was with God in the beginning. Through him all things were made; without him nothing was made that has been made. In him was life, and that life was the light of all mankind. The light shines in the darkness, and the darkness has not overcome it”. John 1:14 “The Word became flesh and made his dwelling among us. 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To repent is a change of mind, that leads to a change of heart, that leads to a change in actions. This “change” involves both a turning from sin and a turning to God.) Mark1:15 “And saying, The time is fulfilled, and the kingdom of God is at hand: repent ye, and believe the gospel.” Luke 13:3 “But unless you repent, you too will all perish”. Acts 3:19 “Repent, then, and turn to God, so that your sins may be wiped out, that times of refreshing may come from the Lord”. 2 Peter 3:9 “The Lord is not slow in keeping his promise, as some understand slowness. Instead he is patient with you, not wanting anyone to perish, but everyone to come to repentance”. Once you come to Salvation then comes baptism. (Baptism is an act in which symbolizes one’s renewal/purification and becomes a child of God with the power of the Holy Spirit through water, whether the water is poured on to the forehead or one’s body is immersed into it. This symbolizes the death of our flesh with Christ and our new life through Jesus by the power of the Holy Spirit.) Acts 2:38 Peter replied, “Repent and be baptized, every one of you, in the name of Jesus Christ for the forgiveness of your sins. And you will receive the gift of the Holy Spirit.” Galatians 2:20 “ I have been crucified with Christ and I no longer live, but Christ lives in me. The life I now live in the body, I live by faith in the Son of God, who loved me and gave himself for me.” Galatians 3:26-27 “So in Christ Jesus you are all children of God through faith, for all of you who were baptized into Christ have clothed yourselves with Christ.” 1 Peter 3:21 “And this water symbolizes baptism that now saves you also-not the removal of dirt from the body but the pledge of a clear conscience toward God. It saves you by the resurrection of Jesus Christ.” WARNINGS!!! Anyone who does not have Jesus Christ will always be condemned and their righteous deeds are like filthy rags. Romans 8:1 “There is therefore now no condemnation to those who are in Christ Jesus, who do not walk according to the flesh, but according to the Spirit”. Isaiah 64:6 “All of us have become like one who is unclean, and all our righteous acts are like filthy rags; we all shrivel up like a leaf, and like the wind our sins sweep us away”. Do not worship/sacrifice to other gods; you will only bring harm to yourself. Jeremiah 25:6 “and do not go after other gods to serve them and to worship them, and do not provoke Me to anger with the work of your hands, and I will do you no harm”. Deuteronomy 8:19 “It shall come about if you ever forget the Lord your God and go after other gods and serve them and worship them, I testify against you today that you will surely perish”. 1 Corinthians 10:20 “No, I imply that what pagans sacrifice they offer to demons and not to God. I do not want you to be participants with demons”. TAKE HEED NOW!!! 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God’s wrath is not a joke or to be taken lightly (Hebrews 10:31 “It is a dreadful thing to fall into the hands of the living God”). Remember he is our Creator and all things are possible with him (Matthew 19:26). May God bless you and soften your heart to discern the truth that is in Christ Jesus, the Lord of Lords and King of Kings; the Savior of this world. AMEN!!!

[@giselehetu3229]

Sure, but could you live in a non-insulated, non-heated bunkie without electricity or running water in long, freezing Canadian winters??? Maybe only for a few summer months? I know I couldn't LOL! Looks cute, but not practical for every-day living!

[@juliabrown5948]

Definitely second this!

[@honghong3153]

Grow potatoes

[@honghong3153]

​@@giselehetu3229grow potatoes

[@MrJRW1]

Such a great idea, and a much better way to go for inexperienced builders. Great job you guys!

[@vickikock3592]

Please Don’t Go.. 😭. I listen to you everyday, trying to get ready. Thx for your info, videos , and yourself! God Bless You from Jacksonville Florida! Stay Safe. 💕👍👍🙏

[@giselehetu3229]

Don't worry! He's not moving into this place LOL! This bunkie is unlivable during our long cold winter months in Canada - no wood fire stove, no solar, no wall insulation, no plumbing, no electric... one could only survive a few weeks during the summertime in this bunkie! This was obviously him peddling his buddy's dry food company and the company which sells these bunkies (he gets a percentage off of every sale).

[@vickikock3592]

@@giselehetu3229 oh, thx, but sure looks nice, better if it had inside fireplace, water

[@thomasschon]

I would buy an extra set of walls and a lot of isolation, like rockwool. During a Nuclear winter, temperatures might drop to at least -40°C and below.

[@prestigevending15]

I literally bought a 12x32 shed and fully converted it with plumbing and electrical for under 10k it’s being dragged up to a remote 24 acres next month.

[@jilbertb]

The shed I can afford, it's the property I can't.

[@leopardwoman38]

Way to go! 👍👍👍😀💕🌸🌱

[@prestigevending15]

@@jilbertb depends on where you live.. my state is about 800-1000 per acre. Very possible to get 2-5 acres of raw land for under 10k

[@thecat6062]

What a great spot! What do you have planned for a bathroom? Dean's the type of friend a person wants to have that's for sure.

[@grizzy297]

Dean: man of few but effective words.

[@lalindadutschke7391]

I have a disabled daughter, sure wish I could do something like this. Was about to build a simple 24'x24' for just me. Then our world changed with an auto accident. I only pray I can keep us both alive.

[@SurvivalLiving]

Very awesome tiny home build 👍 I hadn't thought of this idea for the one we built

[@aLuplife2023]

Everyday it’s hitting the fan 😂 I be watching this channel video under my bed like it’s today even he said it was yesterday 😂

[@zenyeti3076]

Love this! Like the Lincoln Logs we used to play with, only for real. Can’t wait to see the long video- Good Work Nate ☮️

[@Reverence561]

Tap into underground water and natural gas to have running water and heating without smoke of fireplace. Possible gas source if have a vehicle that will run on natural gas. .. also camo the outside of it so not spotted by roaming people.

[@pjmnash]

Won't you need a buried cache locker for your food etc? Also, I would've thought that HEMP BLOCK would be a better choice for exterior to prevent your retreat from catching fire.

[@goodredman]

Interesting concept. My guess was about $20,000, and just checked it seems to be on sale for just a little bit less than 16,000. With the extras related to site prep finishing inside insulating a little better I’m sure it could quickly reach 20,000. Maybe you should get one of the $20,000 bunkers that Ron is offering and do a install video. would be cool to have it in the same site with a discreet way of getting from the Bunkie to the bunker.

[@sigpig912]

This is I think the 3rd video I saw where you said, "It begins, it's over", I'm leaving, and then here you are. 🤣

[@XtremeChiliPepper]

LOL, that's not too bad. Guessing you are one of those CNN/NBC/liberal media types who are used to being lied to multiple times a day?!

[@ahudson6745]

So pretty! Can finish to be just beautiful!

[@BunkieLife]

Appreciate it!

[@mattfalco4996]

We love you two! Happy to see the collaboration.😊

[@theanonymousprepperchannel]

I like the set up. i just wouldnt want to be exposed i would prefer something underground. I have seen some survivalists build tiny homes literally into the ground. With the roof sticking up maybe a foot above the ground. 2 bedrooms a living room/kitchen water catch underground solar with electricity. Quite the ultimate shtf house

[@dlcarbonneau3750]

Good to see Dean on the show again ! ! !

[@oneperson5760]

Awesome build!! I gotta look into this for my place! Thanks for showing us.

[@nataliehunter3097]

Thanks Nate. This was so fun to watch. Those little houses are sooo cool. Thanks for video very very interesting.

[@BunkieLife]

Dean and NAte did a great job for sure

[@knottymom88]

I ordered Arkopias smoothies when CP first introduced him....GREAT QUALITY...DELICIOUS!

[@winstonjohnson455]

I built my own tiny house back in 2014, I spent $3,000.00 on materials.

[@carlossebastiannecroticgot7232]

I'll be your boyfriend

[@tcb1012]

Man, Nate is working overtime to make sure that Russian sweet River of $money$ doesn't run dry ‐ He's becoming the modern-day equivalent to Hanoi Hannah for Mother Russia👈😎

[@davidwhite5858]

This is it . Can’t wait to get going on one . This will be the bug out . Great Orthoganal review . 👍

[@mimiseeyou]

Dean is so on-the-level. I’m glad y’all have each other to share projects and crazy ideas 🎉

[@mimiseeyou]

Like writing hammer time on the block 😂

[@KenshinPhoenix]

Glad to see you back after your surgery 😊 I hope everything went well. I agree, everyone needs a mate like Dean!

[@shannonlandre4442]

Yeah, must be nice.

[@AlaskaIndoor]

Hi babe

[@jasonchapman5202]

Really enjoyed this video. Watched it after a bad day at work. It cheered me up. Getting back to nature is a beautiful thing. Love the little house !

[@jimmccoal2693]

Thats brilliant how it is all pre notched

[@BunkieLife]

Thanks you!