MY FIRST TIME sleeping in the LOG CABIN with my dog | bushcraft and wilderness project | hand tools

[@paulmorgan450]

What a beautiful relationship you have with your dog Amber! I admire that a great deal.

[@evildoc9546]

I want to thank you I have watched all five videos and learn so much....

[@olberarosa2346]

I REALLY ENJOY WATCHING YOUR GRATE VIDEO YOUR DOG IS SO ADORABLE

[@gailcurl8663]

It's GREAT Not GRATE!!

[@Moonlight-oj8fq]

That'll be cool if you could build a little bed just for the doggo make it all nice comfy and cozy 😊

[@betterbiscuitbureaukinship4755]

In the crazy times we live in I appreciate this type of lifestyle even more.

[@ReasontoLiveAdventures]

In times like these I am grateful that my grandfather kept the farm in our family.

[@AllGoodNamesAreTaken_]

In time with so much noise I enjoy it when somebody can stfu and have a good time.

[@AllGoodNamesAreTaken_]

@@ReasontoLiveAdventures I live in the woods and I understand 100% what you mean, buddy.

[@angelicarodriguezgonzalez3882]

Me enanta como quieres a tu perrito saludos desde el ultimo lugar del mundo CHILE

[@JasonMcCann841]

Good little night out. Cheers Dustin!

[@chuckrf1502]

Enjoy your cooking and Amber as well.

[@rosiesumiel4968]

I am so glad that you are back I have missed you and Amber

[@YouChocoholic]

Haha Amber squishy face. Love it

[@mandyhull127]

Dustin you are adorable especially with Amber she is such a character. Full of mischief and she must be wonderful company. Watch your videos and really enjoy them. You are so knowledgeable about outdoor life and oh how much better life would be to live like you do in these films. Hope you and your family are all well in these difficult times.

[@mohamadalibro988]

Super ,gut gemacht.

[@tonyjedioftheforest1364]

Great series, I really enjoyed this build.

[@ArielleViking]

So great that the roof didn't get a build up of water or even let one drop through. Hmmmm, maybe a good spot to put your heater chimney out could be that gable before you fill it in. 💯❤👍

[@brianramos5875]

I've missed Amber so much. She adds a lot of love and emotion to your videos. It is nice to see such a bond you two have. Well done mate.

[@larryshaver3568]

she's a doll

[@j.k.photography3664]

Loved the dog-nosed view!!

[@RiverbendlongbowsOutdoors]

So nice Dustin 👍

[@MattCass]

First. Looking forward to watching the video but wanted to be first to comment 😜

[@kianward5999]

amazing work that just looks so tosty and warm

[@BUSHCRAFTTOOLS]

Thanks kian

[@freddyoutdoors]

For the fire place dig a pit and and tunnel and build a little chimley on the outside then build a fire place, ( so it's like a under ground fire pit like a u shape) save you alot time, the cabin looks amazing when can I move in lol 😂😂😂 your a legend Dustin

[@basketcaz]

I was raised in the Redwood Forests of No. California, USA. What you called a daddy long-leg or crane fly we always called a mosquito hawk. Daddy long-legs are a spider with tiny bodies and really long, thin legs. They like to make webs in the upper most corners of the house. I don't know how accurate our names were but that's what we called them. The cabin looks great.

[@patriciabeyer7824]

Thank you. 👍👍

[@andyfreer1343]

Great video looking forward to to more of your adventures

[@BraxxJuventa]

Great video again Dustin. Thank you. 👍😁

[@mariepayann]

You can tell that amber just loves you so much

[@andykjohnsonjohnson7622]

Awesome video Dustin 👍👍. Nice work on chinking those log walls. Amber is a snuggle monkey 🥰, & luvs her DADY . My Dog ( Mr bear) does the same thing, when we go camping at are fishing spot 🙂. It's almost like you something attached to you , not for food. Just loving you & keeping you protected. Especially here in B.C 🇨🇦. Mr BEAR is 16 years old ( Husky & Retever mix ) . He is my hiking , & the BEST fishing buddy you can ask for . Rain or shine he wants to be with me.

[@johntjones3037]

Amber really knows where the camera is at all times, smart dog! Enjoy your no or minimal talking, I find it very relaxing! Thanks for all of your efforts! Kind rsgatds

[@iceman256]

I would go out the side and up. Secure pipe with metal or aluminum strapping. Awesome log cabin👍

[@FreezyAbitKT7A]

Nice Buns!

[@shario7016]

I absolutely love your content… and I love Amber!🐶 …♥️ from the States 🛖🏕🪚🪓

[@BUSHCRAFTTOOLS]

Thanks shari

[@sarapulford5957]

🇬🇧 Through the wall and up. Line the wall with corrugated iron sheeting and anchor it outside with thick wire.

[@gabba5423]

Glad to see you and Amber I laughed when you picked that hamburger up and Amber looked at you like I want it. LOL 😆

[@garymull1972]

Nice knife .. great video

[@timtate8520]

On the wood stove… more efficient to go straight up through the roof and get a better draft… it is however much easier to go through the window then up. As always Amber was the star of the video!

[@semco72057]

That is a nice looking cabin and plenty of work was put into building your camp and having it looking as good as it looks. I should be building a camp to stay at during the Winter and call it my home away from home. Your dog must look forward to going out camping and the wife enjoying a night of rest alone with the kids.

[@hibbyoutdoors5632]

Great to see you back out Dustin. My little boy calls them Jimmy Tent Pegs 😂. So funny.

[@kimkelberg]

Lovely and great cabin setup , the thing for the stove you dont know was use for is to ex. Dry socks or gloves

[@petten33]

Its so awesome to have your best friend there with you. I never tire of your vlog. Hello, from Brantford Ontario, Canada.☺📽

[@carmineredd1198]

Living outside YT channel is in Toronto he lives in a 4'x4'x8'long camp for over 6 years and has open ''window'' and door. . just this year he found a piece of 4'x8' plywood panel and has a real floor now over his pallets

[@jamesellsworth9673]

Some efficient mossing, there Dustin! To maintain an effective draft, installing the flue pipe straight through the roof is the preferred option. Proper insulation and a spark arrestor, you already know about. Install a damper to control airflow and temperature. Avoid installing any sharp-angled bends in the flue. That is an invitation to poor combustion and plenty of smoke in the log house. (I made that mistake years ago.)

[@carmineredd1198]

incorrect, the roof is a tarp. why put a hole in the roof ?

[@jamesellsworth9673]

@@carmineredd1198 Watch more bushcraft videos. Most hot tents have chimney jacks to seal the opening and to provide a heat shield.

[@carmineredd1198]

@@jamesellsworth9673 more money , are you going to pay for it ?

[@desertfun4all650]

I was saddened when I seen you drink that bottled beer but you made me smile with that Heineken ☺

[@bjornalansonoutdoors1270]

Love the cabin friend, as for the stove pipe I would say go up and out the back wall then up again, going thru the roof looks like it would be a pain.

[@jenshahn1971]

Hey Dustin, I like your log cabin and with the wood stove it will become very cosy. greetings Jens

[@Dracoool]

You are living the life my friend!! Your dog is beautiful!! Greetings from northern Alberta Canada 👍

[@paulherman4215]

Hello Dustin, I’m the States we do call the spiders Granddaddy Long Legs. They are the most poisonous spiders in the world but their mouths are too small to bite you. So they are not deadly. As far as the log cabin goes, I’d put the flu through the window. Amber is the sweetest dog I’ve seen in a while. Enjoyed the live video last night. Especially seeing Craig. He’s a great guy. Anyway, that’s my thoughts and opinions. Stay safe and take care. God bless you.

[@KyzylReap]

The venomous thing is a myth.

[@niknack666]

NIce.... I saw that you went live the other day how ever I did not get the live alert message going through on youtube at all for some reason. I do have twitch open farely frequently but I also keep a youtube page up how ever I did not get that notification. Needs to get Dustin his Silver Play Button.

[@AllGoodNamesAreTaken_]

Madly in love with Amber, buddy... have a Lab myself, he always wants to be pet on the rear as well! 😂

[@pattybreiland7015]

Daddy long legs is what we call them in Minnesota. LOVE your videos, and Amber is so precious! Doesn't hurt that you're pleasant to look at it. :) Thank you for sharing!

[@fletch397]

That's what I call them too in the north of England

[@garyorlowski4877]

great vlog mate !!!!!!!!!

[@mattshaffer5935]

In the PNW of the US we call them long legged spiders daddy long legs. The version with wings is a mosquito hawk. Excellent looking burgers 😛 Thanks for your hard work sir.

[@fernandoflaminio3390]

No doubt about the hit most to go to the wall. In order to go thru the roof, demands more materials and labors.

[@x2gaming149]

i wish i had the land to do this!!! soon maybe!!

[@Talonthir]

I would venture to say put the wood stove just left of the ridge pole and drill a hole through one of your larger logs. With an insulated pipe and some metal flashing to run it through the wall you should be good. Kevin on Modern self reliance did this through a see through plastic "roof/wall" and it worked brilliantly. Love everything you do brother. Keep em coming. Btw in the U.S. we call em daddy longleggs too. Btw they taste like peppermint. Would love to see ya try em. And yes I've done it.

[@kevhartman9103]

1:16 love the first person pet cam

[@stevepratley]

Measure the size of your flu pipe, or take it with you off to Kwik Fit, ask if they will let you have a rake through their old exhaust pipes and get your self a couple of 45deg bits that fit. Up, 45, straight, 45, back up again, a silicone baking sheet to act as a stove jack and Robert's your father's brother!

[@Azelethros_OG]

(Just so you are aware, this video is placed wrong on your playlist, as it comes after the 2 days and 3 days videos. Caused some confusion for me.) I love these videos, and I gotta say: I've done some survival trips in the past, but in the last year to two years, I've been researching loads of bushcraft. I believe I am ready, and working on preparing for a good long trip for survival and bushcraft. I want to build a little camp that I can revisit from time to time. I also plan on working on it as a stealth camp so that it is difficult to discover by other people a sI primarily want it as my own safe haven, and being an American, I don't want others to defile my safe haven, which people around here would do. Hopefully in time I can take time to discover a good location up in the Uintas! That would be prime territory for exploration and bushcraft camping.

[@BUSHCRAFTTOOLS]

Thanks for the feedback

[@jgstevens5169]

Dustin so proud of you & this episode. You're making great strides in gathering & editing your content together. I wish people would stop & realize the arduous efforts required to get so many camera setups, framing, imaginative shots. Have to say, your sequence with Amber and you biting into the burger, wonderful! A Classic!! Keep up your great effort, you're doing fantastic. Looking forward to your next video. Curious... was Amber able to join you during some of the Bushcraft events? Hope so, she's your main supporting side kick on your KZbin Channel!! :) Best Regards!

[@utubeape]

Keep as much of the flue in the cabin as possible so it will radiate heat back inside. maybe even think about piling rocks embedded in mud / cob all around to make it into a thermal mass. You don't need to faff about with a metal plate out of the roof, just get a cheap fire blanket and wrap that around where it would otherwise touch the tarp

[@jackcampbell3133]

In terms of your stove you want to install. I would second the opinions that a straight pipe up through the roof is preferable as it will provide for the most efficient combustion. putting curves in your stovepipe can lead to greaters soot buildup and cresote deposits which can ignite with spectacular results.

[@PenDragonsPig]

🇬🇧- Daddy long legs- crane fly. Larvae mess up grass, badgers like the larvae messing the grass up further. People are pissed at the badgers, they’re getting rid of a pest. 🇺🇸- Some spidery thing. I don’t think they know really- boy cat loves them. The cats have dual nationalities. He spends hours staring at gloomy corners of the house, plunges a paw into the gloom and gets a spider. He also mooches around silently to catch them. Sometimes he eats dust bunnies because they look like spiders.

[@7xJack_]

Superb

[@suemiles3960]

Oh boy! So excited with all your camp build projects so far! But,you know what would excite me even more is a Firetower! Beautiful old ones here in Oregon ! I know too challenging! I dare ya! Lol! Ok how about a tree house. We call them daddy-longlegs here in good old Oregon btw

[@Marcus-ki1en]

Out the end and then up. Don't penetrate the roof. We grew up calling them Grand daddy long legs here in California, (but my family is from the South)

[@ghostnation9642]

I really enjoy your videos. It would be interesting if you try to cook Biriyani in the woods. Perhaps, taking some counseling from a south Asian since it may be challanging otherwise. As for beer, try Birra Moretti; it has an excellent taste and obviously Italian signature on it. All the best ☺️

[@josephkerley363]

It’s really taking shape. Just a few more sealing details and it’ll be warm and dry all winter.

[@desertfun4all650]

Hey buddy. Love the video and those burgers looked delicious. For your stove pipe I would go through the gable end of your roof before you close it up. Keep up the awesome work and be safe brother.

[@OneLifeOverland]

Mate you mentioned the roundhouse again.....proper excited to see that! As for your woodburner chimney. We have one in our exped trailer and it goes straight out the roof. Works well until it lashes it down then the rain always finds a way through the gap. If I did it again id go through the side walls so there'd be less chance of that happening. Great vid btw, as usual 👌

[@BUSHCRAFTTOOLS]

Thanks bud

[@newendemic820]

we call them daddy longlegs or harvestmen in my area in the states. (though there a number of things that get called daddy longlegs- such is the trouble with common names. For these guys (Opiliones), the ‘most venomous’ thing is a myth. they eat mostly decomposing matter (both plant and animal) and are ‘opportunist predators’ but they don’t actually have venom glands at all.

[@carmineredd1198]

he said crane fly which is totally not a spider

[@petten33]

Those aren't burgers, Mate. They're Manwiches!!😉😎😎😎

[@uhuburu4515]

Yeah this is fun to watch, so here's a sub for ya ;-)

[@BUSHCRAFTTOOLS]

Thanks bro

[@brendanoneill6267]

Is there much stone in the area? Possibly a stone fireplace/oven? I would have an oven over the fireplace and vent out through the wall into a smoker on the outside. Think of the meals you could cook with a setup like that!

[@donmiller2810]

Yes grandaddy long legs spiders here in the states. Also straighter is better, but more work for the roof on the chimney.

[@sawzallmanken253]

GET the DOG a cook stove in the cabin --FOOD/HEAT

[@Alexander-Vipermad]

@7:33 I was like, are you expecting vampires or summat?

[@JohnSmith-jt3bh]

Meanwhile, looks like the dog has a tracker collar on it. Lol.

[@erroleabrown4317]

Don’t ruin the roof it’s a good job, through the window would be a better opinion for this one aa, I love Amber she’s so sweet, thanks for the video owesome little build

[@traifarm]

Hello. very interesting video, I am doing the journey of living in the forest alone, growing vegetables, raising fish, raising chickens.... living in harmony with beautiful nature

[@TSMAdventures]

Hello brother. Awesome build, you should be proud of yourself, that must have been hard work to say the least. It looks amazing! And, what is that mushroom looking log on the outside of the shelter for? 😊 Take care and I'll be watching more of your videos for sure. Greetings from Sweden. 🇸🇪👍

[@geroldknoebel3836]

The most sensible thing for the winter is. Cover the stove with fire bricks at the bottom, or best completely the lower part of fire bricks. I know, it is a big effort, however the best solution, for longer time. The flue gas pipes, only in 15, 30 and 45 degrees and always at the vertical pipe below a T piece, so you can clean the pipe well. Sure enough distance to the wood, best a sheet metal protection and around the flue gas pipe a sleeve, where the cavity is insulated, or concreted. Have fun. Imagine you have to wear an electric collar? It is certainly not nice and in addition electric shocks destroy the brain. Not a good idea. Greetings from Frankfurt

[@BUSHCRAFTTOOLS]

Thanks for the suggestions. I'll try to source some bricks for the fireplace. As for the collar...Its not a shocking collar...just a tracker...similar to a fitbit but with built in GPS too.

[@AshOutdoorsUK]

Looks good mate, and nearly there with the subs! Hope you guys had a good one last night? Catch up soon buddy Ash

[@Petestleger]

From the view of construction, safety and rain-resistance, flu going out the side makes most sense. Even well-constructed chimneys can be a right pain in the arris to seal. Metal plate with an oval hole placed in yer window, stick your flu through (so to speak), sorted.

[@KaylynnStrain]

that bark should work out well, might even help stabilize the door sections. we have daddy longlegs here in Iowa, I don't mind them being aroun since like other spiders they capture other bugs. if you run your stove pipe out the window you could get a tent stovejack to put in the window to keep the pipe centered and keep rain out

[@anfieldroadlayoutintheloft5204]

good vid

[@dmtnw4480]

In New York they are called daddy- long legs in Tennessee they are known as the same thing; love that shelter and the other ones too, have you decided what the next shelter will be

[@Henchman1977]

In North America Daddy Long Legs are an arachnids. Crane Flies look like a giant mosquito.

[@tinaevans3224]

I think you should go out the window and up for the exhaust on the wood stove.

[@Pengalen]

Well call them craneflies or mosquito hawks. Daddy longlegs usually refers to harvestmen, which are a kind of arachnid, basically very long legged ticks or something, but they generally just eat other small bug things, not blood.

[@kingrafa3938]

It took 15 minutes before Dustin talking to us. How strange is that? Hehe

[@NewHavenMotorsports]

Thanks i was wondering where to start watchin

[@ollepearce3116]

Feels like yesterday you where at 25k subs

[@thomaslucas6842]

Bet you did'nt know this but the Grand Daddy long leg Spider is the most Venomous in the world

[@misolgit69]

I was curious about the device on Amber's collar is it GPS type tracker or is it one of those LED glow light type devices so you can get an idea of where in the dark is your dog

[@gazgazist]

Misolgit 69 I was wondering the exact same thing hence looking through the comments to see if I could find out.. stay safe !

[@bdctrans70]

Make it easy for yourself and go out the side and up. That way you just have to stabilize the chimney and not fuss with sealing the roof.

[@AllGoodNamesAreTaken_]

17:02 until 17:04: the moment Amber realises you have a burger in you hand

[@sonny1785]

When I was 5 to 16 we had a golden name amber

[@andrewbailey5759]

Love what you do brother! What kind of light do you use in the cabin?

[@unitedtrailbuilders2320]

I'd personally take the flu thru the wall less chance of compromising the waterproofing of the roof

[@davethabushcrafter]

we call the big ones daddy long legs, and then in mating season when they fly we call em jimmies. or jimmy long legs :-)

[@jasonb4520]

You will need metal flashing whether you put the stove pipe through the roof or a window. Going out the side would be easier because you already have a hole there other than modifying the roof. What is that mushroom tree looking thing used for or is it just a decoration?

[@craigmooring2091]

Craneflies and Daddy Longlegs are two different critters. The former flying insects in the class Insecta. Daddy Longlegs (also called harvestmen) are in the class Arachnida which includes spiders, ticks, and scorpions, but they are in their own order, Opiliones; they are opilionids, as contrasted with spiders which are in the order Araneae. The name harvestmen is appropriate because their diet is mostly decaying plant and animal matter. There is no evidence that they are venemous. There is, however, a family of spiders (arachnids), the Pholcidae, called cellar spiders, that are sometimes also called daddy longlegs because they have relatively long legs. They are venomous.

[@piddy3825]

what's the device on your dogs collar?

[@geh3254]

Always called them daddy longlegs here in southern California