Bushcraft Camp: Full Super Shelter Tour (Tower, Ladder, Shelter, Roof, Log Store, Raised Bed)

[@TAOutdoors]

By popular demand, many of you have wanted this video... I would be interested to know which video made you find my channel? Let me know in the comments :)

[@bearbushcraft4763]

I think it was the second camp update you done that interested me in your channel

[@finnsimpson2240]

Your a frame den video. Since then I have been inspired to make even better dens in Scotland. Thanks.

[@bearbushcraft4763]

Finn Simpson I am from Scotland to

[@finnsimpson2240]

@@bearbushcraft4763 cool where abouts?

[@bearbushcraft4763]

Dundee

[@50Acres]

Love this camp, totally reminds me of my childhood of building forts in the woods!

[@FortInTheWoods]

Huh. Not a bad name for a KZbin channel for young guys.

[@dreckken8745]

The Bushcraft Camp needs to be declared a national landmark!

[@yompswithcosmic599]

Thankyou sooo much for this beautifully put together series of videos of your journey, helped me through a long period of illness (long Covid Fatigue syndrome) of which I'm just starting to recover,. I am a chap of 62, and have a son 23 who I have tried to spend as much time with as I could... We did all the den building, tree house making, go cart buggy making.... You name it! Refreshing to see you've kept that with your Pop! Keep up the good work... WELL DONE MATE!!!! Keepin' it Cosmic Si

[@JasonMcCann841]

I was there just before this series Mike! Only got better when your dad joined you. I have laughed more than a few times with you two together. I like all your variety, great stuff.

[@patriciabrogdon2915]

I remember watching you build the fire wall. Then I didn’t watch for a while. When you started the fort I couldn’t get enough. Liked watching the built.

[@vladdy9739]

I've watched this shelter grow and progress over the years. It's been an interesting process that I've loved to watch, and would love to do myself one day. Im a bit jealous. This man is living the dream we've all had since we were kids.

[@gerardriordan712]

Aw Mike...what a marvelous presentation...a great review...from the heart m8...from the heart...you almost seemed nervous or sensitive on camera...your body language was so honest and genuine as always and when you moved over to the tower I realised it is your voice and your demeanor that makes you so successful to be watched...a teacher that is also continually learning...you have something so winning that we will follow you on any journey you take us...thank you for the review putting it all in context and explaining the hunting...I am older than you Mike but you feel like my older brother whom I can look up to...just so genuine...a great milestone and may you continue in confidence and passion...the trees look ace in Autumn colours...sorry for long comment...regards to all your family and friends...you are one lucky guy...thank you...

[@BUSHCRAFTTOOLS]

Your camp is awesome dude. We should cook up a feast one day...

[@WildernessAdventuresUK]

Good shout Dustin, "Feast at the Camp"... take my money I'll pay to watch that one!!

[@Dutchcomentatah]

Already looking forward to the episode Dustin! Bon appetit Mike

[@She-M-C]

You sir are an inspiration to those of us that love “Wilderness Therapy”as I like to call it. Just so true to Wilderness living. Please keep doing what you do....This simple girl from Texas can’t get enough!!

[@barneyrubble2627]

I hear what you are saying about not building so big if you were on the move, but the skills you learned form building that bush palace gave you the skills to make a more efficient "no trace" camp. Well done Mike, I love your videos.

[@cleoharper1842]

I love all your camps and I can't wait to see your upcoming project series with your dad. However, I do miss this camp so much! Thank you for letting us hang out with you here.

[@guns4funcajanajustin]

Mike the tour really showed a good prospective of the bushcraft camp. Excellent work as alway thanks for the tour.

[@Annsofieochdaniel]

I think 5 tarp shelter video was one of the first. Loved the humor and kind of laid back feeling. Both you and Joe Robinet are my favourite 👍😘

[@nobull-dozer3356]

I literally owe still being here to your videos, I have been housebound for 4 years now and watching you doing your thing took me back to me being a adult scout in Devon twenty years plus ago since then I have lost the use of my legs now and use a six wheeled wheelchair daily - so thank you mike - keep up the great work ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿✅

[@TAOutdoors]

I am pleased that the videos have helped you

[@jonnywhitewolf7239]

Take a shot every time you hear the word "hindsight" . I absolutely love love love your videos. I came in on camp update 6 and have been here loving every episode ever since.

[@TAOutdoors]

Yeh that was painful to watch back in the edit!

[@jimward8535]

Mike I am not sure which video that brought me here but was glad I did. Keep going. I have enjoyed the pallet wood cabin build with your Dad they are the greatest.

[@ryana.7102]

I dunno how I stumbled on this channel but this is actually one of the coolest things I’ve ever seen on KZbin

[@gregorykofsky2381]

Your first video with Alec Steel hooked me. I love your cabin series and your overnight videos .

[@dallaskisselstein2587]

I have always loved the woods, and I would be out in the woods day and night building forts, this channel has inspired me to build and make more out in the woods, keep up the great work! Looking forward to future vids.! Thank you for inspiration

[@danielkon8047]

Hope this video is the start of more camp videos for the winter months. Seems like a lot of effort put into a shelter that isn't being utilized as much. Love the collaborations too.

[@huntera4532]

I love your channel and videos so much mike! Thank you for sharing your world with us. I find it so incredibly important about the message you made in your steak challenge video. When I was 8, my father committed suicide. Mental illness overall is such a stigmatized topic and important issue. We need more figures like yourself who emphasize that it is NOT a bad thing to talk about it- it makes us stronger. You are an inspiration and role model. Thank you so much. Blessings from USA

[@megaglowz8540]

DUDE!!! Open up a patreon account and put those youtube unapproved hunting vids up for supporters! You have enough content to offer up a pretty good incentive package for supporters.

[@MichaelAllen22842]

I practice bush craft whenever I can. Also own private, wooded land. I really like your super shelter and appreciate that you had in your head an idea, executed it (had fun doing so), and explained to others how you did it. Also, a lot of respect for your appreciation to nature. I am subscribed and will continue to watch. There are definitely bush craft elements to your shelter itself and like you said, practical things you did to make it better. Well done and thanks!

[@vicksterhawk]

Thanks Mike...I have watched you from the start and enjoyed your videos, I've learnt so much along with you , This camp series was great, ...your video style and intros really make your videos more enjoyable...

[@billthemailman9195]

Wonderful camp, could stay there for days comfortably. Gives me many ideas.

[@myfamilymatters]

Loved this video. We started following you when you were building the pallet wood shelter and went on to watch your previous videos. My husband and I loved them all. We are both retired and do spend breakfast hours watching youtube, before getting on with the day. Your channel has evolved into one of the most interesting, witty, funny and adventurous, channels that we both love to watch, because you have so much variety. Bushcrafting, time with your dad, fishing, exploring, Jakks your wonderful pup and your precious wife. Great job. Love from Canada.

[@Raven_Leblanc]

I bet you'd love to live there 24/7. It's an amazing location and both your cabin and your bushcraft camp are wonderful! You and your dad built some incredible things, for shure!

[@warpoet90]

I'm glad you finally made this video. Your camp was a big source of inspiration to start building a similar bushcraft camp that I started on a couple months ago. A friend gave me permission to build my camp on their land.

[@TAOutdoors]

Thanks Brian

[@rondacathey8829]

Thank you for doing this kinda thing. I like watching you and your family & friends have a good time and you talk to your audience...❤❤❤

[@megaglowz8540]

Got me a Guinness, And lit a fire in the fireplace. 38 degrees and raining here in north Louisiana right now, kicked back and enjoying another fine video. Congrats on your success, And ignore the haters man. WAY more people got your back and support your efforts.

[@ChristopherBlazen]

Camping in the woods like Robin Hood. Like camping ⛺️ so I checked it out. N that stove n narly saw of yours make camping that much more sweeter👍🏻

[@williampysell2819]

I like everything you did to build up your camp. Very sturdy and very efficient!

[@Finn-uz2fv]

So incredibly much work. Respect man, respect.

[@eagleteam6]

Your vids remind me of my years in Alaska. You know your stuff. You make me want to pull out my backpack and hit the trail. Keep it up...I'll keep watching. Cheers from Nevada, USA.

[@thecrew777]

I loved this series. It was different. A whole camp you can return to, improve, and make really cool and comfortable. I'm glad you have it in a nice, convenient playlist. Been subscribed for months before I ran across the playlist. So glad you filmed it all. It was a blast going on the adventure with you. Oh, and you asked to know which video made me find your channel? This will get you laughing: it was the steak and mental health challenge one, and Bush Radical tagged you and said some nice things about how you do things. That was the first video I saw. (Started with Girl in the Woods, then of course, her husband, Bush Radical, and from him to you on the steak & mental health one.)

[@doug9418]

Very well done, thanks for sharing this with us all. God bless you and your family have a great day 🇺🇸

[@juliecoulson1177]

I love your Basecamp. So many great ideas. You should keep creating, and make this camp even more unique.

[@veroooom]

Really enjoyed this. Such beautiful colours in the woodlands, at this time of year.

[@BraxxJuventa]

Thank you Mike for sharing this with us. 👍😁

[@dhealy925]

Great video. Shows you what someone can do with just about your bare hands.

[@chrisnewbanks2898]

I really enjoy this series. Due to its size and more "permanent" nature, it would be an awesome hunting camp for two or three people. Keep up the great videos. Always checking your channel for new stuff. Looking forward to a new series.

[@karenw8481]

I found this video interesting. I thought the walls were to keep out critters, but your tour explained there true purpose. I started watching your channel with the pallet wood cabin. Loved that series with you and your dad.

[@wolfpack8118]

I first saw the fire crane episodes and sence have gone back to see all your videos! And love them all

[@finnsimpson2240]

You are my favourite You tuber and you have inspired me to make new designs of dens in Scotland. Thanks.

[@Lee1978R]

Happy, sad and proud watching this video

[@justinbishop6878]

I looked up diy cabin and I've been watching you ever since. I love your videos I'm from ohio usa and I always can't wait to see your new videos. You and tom from cimbrer bushcraft are my favorite things to watch on youtube keep up the great work friend.

[@craiglemare5705]

amazing just amazing all that hard work paid off thank you for sharing thank you so much

[@davidcheever665]

Loved this video! Been watching & subscribed since the beginning....and it seems so long ago. Like we've watched you grow up. Don't ever apologize for any of this....this taught us so much and got many thousands of people energized about going out in the woods and having fun, enjoying time with others (like you and your dad do). You really have no idea how important your work is - just positive and impactful. Cheers from USA mate...we dig it!!!!

[@TAOutdoors]

Cheers David! Sure has been a journey!

[@chrisdann9371]

love the time and content you put into your videos. look forward to the next adventure..

[@greggtilghman6349]

Dude, glad you did get carried away with it, I've enjoyed watching you update it.

[@RumMonkeyable]

Great tour, Mike! Still very fond of the bushcraft camp. So many of us have been on the journey with you from the beginning, and it was good to get a recap of some of the rebuild areas. P.S. Even remember when Jaxx was a puppy. 😊

[@TAOutdoors]

He's grown up fast!

[@Downeastwaves]

Thanks! Fun review and interesting changes and why you did what you did. Thanks for sharing the whole process. Totally enjoyed your Dad when he appears.

[@TAOutdoors]

Thanks!

[@davidkelly1298]

A purely awesome series this was I have watched it from the start. The addition of the drone footage was just genious and you have done an amazing job with that. Keep up the good work mate. Both you and your father's channels are quite enjoyable and very informative. I have said so many times but it can't be said enough.

[@michaeljones5395]

Great video and tour of the camp Mike! Totally Awesome!

[@TAOutdoors]

Thanks Michael

[@Christyleadbitter]

I’ve enjoyed watching as many of your videos as possible and it’s really helped inspire me to get back to bushcraft again

[@chickenlady783]

Love the tour of the camp! You have put a lot of time and hard work in creating it. Hope for awhile you maintain it and use it. Would hate to see it destroyed. The pallet cabin is also one of my favorite builds. Thanks for sharing all of this with all of us. Keep up the great work and videos.

[@douglassudsbear7880]

I think I started watching you 3yrs ago because I remember the saw horse build. I was watching a lot of bushcraft,survival and hiking videos and yours came up in the recommended videos list. I think I subbed Carlisle159 about the same time. I find the British perceptions quite interesting and enjoyable. (I'm in British Columbia Canada)

[@bryanessig8814]

Oh and by the way... NO EXCUSES! You do great. Don't listen to any trolls. Do apologize. This is my favorite channel. I have 50 acres in the US and want to try to emulate much of what you have done. Thank you for the videos. I am normally always waiting for you next video. Jax is awesome! He looks just like my Daisy did on the left side of his face (not underneath though) Rest her soul. Love your channel, I mean it! Ill be off next week building a fire reflector. I do have a problem with excess wildlife on my property and don't feel safe in a tarp and hammock.

[@arborigenie]

Hi Mike, thanks for the upload of your Bushcraft Camp. I found out about your channel by luck, really, and it was the " Winter Solo overnighter in a heated Tent" video where you showed us the G-Stove (which I ordered last week as well, so, thank you for the discount) I have been going out into the woods for several years now with overnighting and cooking. Last summer I spend 7 days in the woods sleeping in my hammock but I didn't know that there's something like "bushcraft" and I've been doing things how I thought would be best for me which was fine but watching your videos I learned a few new tricks that will definitely improve my adventures :) so a big thank you to you, keep up the good work and stay safe! Cheers from Luxembourg

[@jamesellsworth9673]

Radiant energy waves penetrate clear plastic well enough to add some thermal efficiency as well as to restrict convective thermal loss. Your greatest opportunity to retain heat would be to use a Reflectix-type of bright-coated material to seal the walls away from the fire. You and Carlisle 195 demonstrate the energy and ingenuity to turn wilderness into relative comfort...again and again. All hobbyists grow and experiment and that adds the exceptional content to your channels. One of my most played of your bushcraft camp episodes features the fire crane. I keep hoping that you will reinstall and reuse it. It was a handy piece of equipment and it gives me pleasure every time I revisit the episode.

[@TAOutdoors]

Thanks James, I did like the cooking crane, I think there will be a new instalment of it or something more improved at some point

[@gkeyman565]

For that rollout tarp roof, tie some rope to the roll up log, b4 you roll it up the next time and then you can use it to roll it out easier by pulling the rope. Nice camp, great channel.

[@aminbenahmed262]

I love all your videos and the way you live & enjoying time .. all love for you from Tunisia 🌲🌲🍁🍁

[@thalleshoward3962]

This is a awesome bushcraft camp. I love your channel.

[@jameslivingston8301]

Thank you TA! I really like your Fortress!

[@andykjohnsonjohnson7622]

Awesome video about the camp buildings, & some great tips . 👍👍

[@andthe2380]

*THIS* video was suggested to me. Great video, GREAT shelter! :)

[@pastorjustin4181]

Fort, food, dog, wife, friends, father!!! What's your mother think about it? And now a bow an arrows might be added to complete heavenly scenario. Just thinkin. I Sure like it when the dog helps fetch firewood and shares a meal. Thanks for sharing this life with us!!!

[@arthurrodarte8624]

Been Watchign sense the beginning Of yor channel and This fort really highlighted your will to just enjoy nature and bushcraft and life and it’s really an honor to Be one of your Amazingly large subscribers Thanks for being Totally awesome 🤟🏽💪🏽

[@TAOutdoors]

Thanks Arthur

[@BackwoodsRaised]

Man I’ve watched most of your camp updates and I’ve talked about your project in a few of my videos. You have inspired me to build a bushcraft camp. I hope to get started on that after winter great video man. Thanks for taking us for a tour of everything.

[@TAOutdoors]

Thanks buddy

[@chipper841]

What a great view from your tower! Love and enjoy your videos and the characters you share with us...dad, jacks, wife, friends

[@TAOutdoors]

The view is better in winter for sure, when the bracken has died back - Glad you like the vids

[@PreacherJimC]

Great video, I've watched your videos and have enjoyed the camp outdoor buildings. Keep them coming. My son and I enjoy the outdoors as well.

[@richard16372]

Excellent video, I really enjoyed the steps and how the shelter finally was completed. Thanks for sharing Richard I started watching on shelter part 2

[@josht.m9697]

shouldered like your getting ready to leave dude , I started watching with the A frame , I enjoy the bush crafted side and leave no trace

[@offgridsweden]

Awesome camp tour. Have a great Monday, Andreas from Off Grid Sweden 🇸🇪

[@TAOutdoors]

Thank you

[@thereturningshadow]

Mike, If you have some 5 gallon buckets, I suggest you place them in and around your camp to collect rain water. You mentioned making the main shelter more weatherproof. Since you don't have clay, just use mud. Dirt plus water makes mud. Use the collected rain water, make the mud and apply it to the walls. IT doesn't have to be thick, just solid to weatherproof. Also, if you want to make the inside more heat efficient to retain the heat from the fire, line it with aluminum foil. Just get the 18 inch wide rolls from a dollar store (or equivalent in your country) nd just staple it to the walls. I think the word you were looking for is thermodynamics. I am surprised you forgot to mention your "kitchen" build at the front of the camp over your original wall and then enclosing in hte bottom of the tower.

[@jnicholl8596]

Good job sir your videos are fantastic and inspiring. Thanks Mike!

[@greggtilghman6349]

You say your structure is not survival, if SHTF and you need to house your family, (I know this is not SHTF channel but you gotta admit, it's leading up to it) this is a learning series that shows processes and ideas that may be useful in the future. If things get too bad, this may be how humanity restarts... then again, I may be getting carried away with the idea of the camp just as you got carried away building the thing. But you said the hunting tower is where your channel exploded and you got on the map. Apparently you gave the people (us) what they (we) wanted!

[@kn_disrrptofficial4125]

Its really just a badass community

[@nellytalford7119]

Love all your videos, have enjoyed them a lot.

[@vopner]

Notification squad! Always a joy to see that you've uploaded! Cheers!

[@nightwarrior2949]

Are You Romanian?

[@nightwarrior2949]

Și cum e la Americani?

[@CB-xr1eg]

@@nightwarrior2949 Te Iubesc lol

[@nightwarrior2949]

@@CB-xr1eg de ce?

[@mentallyilldarkjeroid5378]

People need to buy up my "Impact" and "Dance of Death" James Grider novels on Amazon so I can accumulate money to move out of the desert into a wooded area like in the video. Otherwise there are almost no trees. What do you build a shelter out of? And we are getting brush fires set next to our house and have strong wind and they shut off power in case a power line blows over and starts a fire. I guess I might end up living in a shelter like that if I don't sell my books 200,000 times. What do I do in it? Read a book on the phone. But what to do when the phone's battery runs out.

[@paulobernardi-ng2eu]

Juntando MUITA LENHA, logo no começo! Isso é Bom se prevenir com muita lenha Seca!

[@frederickhillegas2115]

I just kind of fell into your videos because I like to see what people do and I like to see Shawn James of my self reliance, building his cabin I like seeing you and your father together but I would really like to see you in that Tower deer hunting.

[@zanemauter3975]

Great video your camp is a great inspiration to look at when building my own Bushcraft camp.

[@TAOutdoors]

Cheers!

[@puppetros8035]

This is what I’ve been waiting for. A tour! This is golden btw. Keep up the grind!

[@TAOutdoors]

Cheers!

[@juanpablocavalieri966]

Great Video! It was really really relaxing. I love how you edit the videos, I appreciate the effort

[@samridhkharbat3308]

I'm in love with this Bushcraft Camp!!.Hope to see your collab with Joe Robinet

[@MrRudedog1962]

Thumbs Up Mike..I just want to say that you have come SO far since you started.Your Learning and knowledge of Bushcraft and Woodcraft have really progressed a long ways from when you first started/I enjoy watching the Vloogs and being able to come with you ,your Dad and the other Fellas on these wonderful adventures.I try to always watch your channel with my Grandsons,7/9/11 yrs old,and they really love your channel as well.my lil one loves your lil pooch.lol Keep up the good work and Godspeed in all you do. on a side note,you could use those refective emergency sheets on the back and side walls to stop the air flow and to get better use of your Super Shelter setup..you could mount those sheets with staples or even Thumb Tacks Good Luck Mate..

[@JanikMatthew]

Seemed like a farewell video. Hopefully it’s not a sign! Either way, great all-around bushcraft advice and camp building. I loved the hindsight bits 😊 very helpful.

[@clarkweddleoutdoorschannel5926]

This video inspired me to build a log cabin I'm about halfway done

[@AmysAutopsyReport]

I love your channel! I found your "Camp Update 5" video first! But didn't start commenting until your first episode of the pallet wood cabin.

[@dusanvrzic1969]

Great video as always. Keep up the good work.

[@jethawk9941]

I wish I lived near the woods I love camping

[@cianfleetwood8099]

It was your Pallett wood shed build with your dad that caught my attention to watch your channel I haven't had time to look back on your channel to check your other Vlogs

[@Gbeebaby]

That’s pretty cool I first thought the hunting tower was your shower or toilet

[@TheEvilEve2012]

Thank you for this video it was GREAT !!

[@simplyrise5217]

Thumbs up Mike. Great video. I'm thought about building a 'getaway' camp at my place. Thank you for the inspiration. Have a great day

[@TAOutdoors]

Cheers

[@Henny693]

What a wonderful adventure and thanks for sharing.

[@justapineapple6243]

TA I don’t know where you live but I envy the tall slender trees that are plentiful in your forest

[@wildernessdaily]

Nice man

[@Llewsilverbeard]

Your Dad was making pallet wood crafts. Led me to you cookin a dove or fish. I was hooked after theory time with your Dad ! 😂Thanks for the content. Trout fishing in Tennessee ,USA just let me know when you get here !