Can I live in this through Winter? Lets find out!

[@deksam2600]

I appreciate what you do and support you, hard decision because it is not going to be easy with wet cold winter dark nights but it can be done, keep up the strong heart

[@offgridwarrior]

Thanks for your comment Dek Sam. I'll never know if I don't try, your support is appreciated. All the best to you.

[@lindanwfirefighter4973]

After reading the comments I want to just say...I hope you are enjoying every second of the build and that you do it your way and have a blast doing it. Welcome back.

[@offgridwarrior]

Thanks Northwest FIrefighter, I do appreciate your comment... I have every intention of enjoying myself on this little challenge. All the best to you.

[@julianearing3478]

I WOULD LOVE TO BUILD A LITTLE LOG CABIN IN THE WOODS AND LIVE IN IT ALL THE TIME!! I LOVE BEING OUTSIDE IN NATURE IM A COUNTRY GIRL!!

[@alularussell778]

Your heart is in the right place so God be with you. Don't get too far from the truck and let people know where they can find your body. Don't forget to leave some cash in your wallet for the recovery squad. Good luck.

[@offgridwarrior]

Good advice. Wallet will be more than likely empty... I'll take the good luck, thanks.

[@gregflores8959]

Alula Russell 😂👍🏽

[@maathathor4003]

What a great job he's doing on the shelter he's making. He makes it looks sooooo easy. I can't wait untill it's finished.

[@oldguysrock2170]

Getting the bark off the wood gets rid of insects and the bark is great fire starter fuel. Flattening the sides of the logs on the A frame a great idea to fit tighter together. Good use of the chain saw for that. The shelter looks good. Keeping the wind out will greatly increase the warmth especially when the winter winds and snow hit. Snow will be a great insulater and keep much of the wind getting through the cracks. As long as the inside does not get so warm to melt it. Mud grass in the cracks good too. Get some wedges to use when cutting down those trees. Tall pines don’t always fall where you want them to. The wedges work great.

[@offgridwarrior]

Thanks for the great comment and tips 906 Sparky. All good stuff, won't be using mud but will use moss and whatever else I can find for sealing between logs. Hoping to work on fireplace/stove this weekend.... It's raining cats and dogs right now. FYI, the opening tree felling scene does not show the wedge cut in on the other side of tree, I don't typically put camera in the intended drop zone the tree was supposed to fall away from camera. This tree had a twist, bowed in two directions... Sometimes you just have to be ready for things to go sideways, which is what happened. I do have logging wedges nearby but when a tree sits down and wants to go in opposite direction I do what I have to do. All the best to you.

[@jamesellsworth9673]

Fine control of that chain saw and demonstration of simple log joinery!

[@leargy7043]

People say "as you get older you learn to work smarter ,not harder" maybe you never heard that before .

[@josenavarro1973]

I agree with the work smarter idea no matter how old or young you are. But the fact that he is out in nature using natural materials to build his hut is fantastic.

[@oneildurandt3832]

Dude you don't get it this guy is army breed and this is how he trains you can't fault the man on that him running around army style you remind me of a South African no time for bullshit just get the job done and whoever complains about this has never spent a day in our woods!!!!! Africa is not for sissies you couch trolls should respect this man and maybe learn something!!!!!

[@christophermanabat1934]

I made something similar but I cut all my logs in half, length wise, Alaskan mill style but free handed it. I stood the logs up to avoid binding the chain. I cut notches on one side to stack them up, as well as the ends to fit the 90 degree wall. I made a square that was 7ft tall and used my chain saw to cut out the door way. I used a teepee style roof with a canvas tarp so I could have a fire inside without a heating stove.

[@offgridwarrior]

Sounds like a good setup. I went with something fast and dirty primarily due to time I had to throw something together. Thanks for your comment. Keep well.

[@christophermanabat1934]

Off Grid Warrior yeah, I can relate, took me a month and prob 20 gallons of gas to just finish the walls. I do suggest cutting the logs in half though. Makes 1 log cover more space, so less logs are needed, and makes it easier to carry. I also HIGHLY suggest you buy a chainsaw winch, you can anchor it to trees to drag the logs where you need them. I’m sure flipping the logs and carrying them was 80% of the physical work and took up 50% of your time. The chainsaw winch will make it much faster and easier for you on future projects. Pulleys are a great tool to have too if you need to lift a log over 5ft high. Just combine it with the winch. I eventually got friends to help me finish my hunting lodge roof. Project took 4 months, every weekend, to finish. Keep up the good work and great content!

[@twintwo1429]

Good times is right. Wish more people weren't afraid of hard work. It's worth the results you get. If you're able to do it, then do it. Time is a wasteing. No regrets, from AMERICA. THANKS.

[@upnorthof60]

Respect! I know how hard this kind of work is and the physical requirements to pull it off. One suggestion would be carrying a Eleven 10 Rigid TQ Tourniquet Case Or something similar in a horizontal carry On the back of your belt. It’s a lifesaver doing this kind of work in the unfortunate event of Chainsaw injury or accidental discharge. Just subscribed and looking forward to your upcoming winter season.

[@offgridwarrior]

Thanks for watching UPNORTHOF60. That's good advice, I always have first aid kit nearby, usually in the truck... If I venture far it's always with me. Tourniquet is that item many ignore but can sure as hell save a life. Great tip! All the best to you.

[@clwomble]

No such thing as an accidental discharge. They are negligent discharges. Your tourniquet needs to be on your person, not in the first aid kit in the truck.

[@ashleelessleydraughn6236]

These videos are so very interesting to me...I would love to go out and do this with my kids😊

[@DK-jd8bj]

Not sure why you don't want to be able to stand up inside for the whole winter. I'm going to build a really small log cabin by myself and live in it soon. (Sandpoint Idaho). Will definitely be following along. Cheers.

[@offgridwarrior]

I went with the quick and dirty option primarily because this is a temporary structure also the time I have available to build before potential snowfall. As you can see I am hand carrying all logs to the build site... A small cabin would take quadruple the time and effort. I should also mention keeping a small area warm through Winter is also easier, faster and requires less firewood to be hand carried. Good luck on your log cabin build!

[@scott.wallace8625]

Welcome back brother! Looking forward to this build. You sir are my go to guy for log building!

[@offgridwarrior]

Well thank you Scott, I do appreciate your comment. All the best to you.

[@scott.wallace8625]

@@offgridwarrior you to sir

[@scott.wallace8625]

@@offgridwarrior that concise explanation of how to form logs when you started? I have not on KZbin seen anything else. I did work with logs in Colorado in my teens. Million dollar 3 story cabin. Quality was no where what you did on your start. All respect. Even if it's just a small thing. Its chess and your the king. Sorry about the ads kissing. Stay safe

[@gregflores8959]

Scott .Wallace You need to raise your sights, watch some other videos- there are many doing this much, much better.

[@scott.wallace8625]

@@gregflores8959 hi I have not had a log building job in decades. Go back to ogw original build vids from a couple of years back. Back then I was very much looking into some kind of an off grid setup. Instead I bought a sailboat and plan on doing it that way. At the time ogw had the most consice build videos I could find.

[@bushtweak747]

Brute force and a structure built to resist whatever nature throws at it. Looking forward to see the next one!

[@RickJames-xy6io]

I am going to give you the first positive comment! Nice work buddy. You can come work for me anytime. We can work on felling a tree, but I’m most inspired by your strength, hard work, and determination! Nice video 👍🏻

[@offgridwarrior]

Well Rick... It's not the first but thank you anyways! Keep well.

[@nicholaijerome7583]

You are entertaining! That is, without a doubt, the truest statement of this video.

[@toddoliver5679]

Good job buck. Your a grown up and yur having fun. Most of the negative comments come from lads who can't haul their arses off the couch. Enjoy life outside...... keep up the good work. Lolol

[@offgridwarrior]

Cheers mate - I don't mind constructive criticism however I don't pay attention to the negative noise, I usually know in the first few words what type of person I am dealing with. All the best to you.

[@bertilknudsen]

«this should be interesting» - understatement of the year. Well, I'm subbing.

[@matak99]

What could possibly go wrong?

[@bertilknudsen]

@@matak99 LOL

[@Kroonag]

Missed your vids. Glad you’re back

[@offgridwarrior]

It's good to be back, thanks for hanging around Stefan. Stay well.

[@guillermomelendez7950]

I'm here to cheer if you succeed, support if you falter and encourage you to start again if you fail. So many negative comments.

[@offgridwarrior]

Hello Guillermo. Thank you for your positive words. I focus on genuine questions and I welcome constructive criticism. I appreciate the folks willing to join me on this little adventure. I do not pay attention to negative comments. All the best to you sir.

[@jeffreysheldrake73]

I'm in awe of your will to live especially when working sharp or powered equipment. Seriously though I need to watch this. I'm never sure about my accommodation situation. Best Wishes and stay safe

[@offgridwarrior]

Sometimes you just have to think outside the box and go for it! Thanks for watching and all the best to sir.

[@ralphhodges6055]

Will be watching for sure. Seen nothing like it. Good luck!!!

[@offgridwarrior]

Thanks for watchingRalph, grab some popcorn, this should be a real doozie!

[@paulgreene1103]

I am getting ready to move off grid..I watch alot of survival and shelter building..other than the cabin I have I plan to put more buildings on the land...I like what your doing....Don't worry to mutch about the negative comments..They are survival experts who. Wouldn't last a min doing what u are.

[@jasonbroom7147]

Strong like bull, smart like tractor. I wonder who is going to upload the last video?

[@goof260]

hahah!!

[@gregflores8959]

Jason Broom 😂👍

[@mawmawvee]

ROTF!!!!!

[@jaymeswheeler]

Amazing. Thanks so much mate. Keep this up and going. You are a mover and shaker.

[@stevelambert7496]

Good luck I can't wait to see how it works out

[@offgridwarrior]

Thanks Steve. I am looking forward to the challenge, be interesting. Keep well.

[@Santokuryu]

Maybe I should do this in northern Ontario. Might be a better Christmas season alone in the woods then here in the city Haha

[@offgridwarrior]

I'll take freezing my you-know-whats off over living in a City again. Thanks for watching Kyle.

[@BBQDad463]

Subbed just to see how it goes. Looks like a great deal of strenuous effort.

[@offgridwarrior]

Thanks for the sub BBQDad463. Strenuous but enjoyable. Keep well.

[@mawmawvee]

Hey! There's nothing wrong with some comic relief. Some of these guys are entirely too serious, right? I subbed out of curiosity to see how it goes. May God send His angels to go before you to guard and guide you every step of the way. :D

[@michaelcoghlan5521]

Looks like a fun project and nothing like giving yourself a task before snow flies! Good to see you back mate. Thanks for sharing

[@1mrgasgas1]

I would think maybe a small cabin for a place like that , but what do I know ... Great job looking forward to more videos ... God bless and be careful ...

[@offgridwarrior]

Time and availability of logs nearby have determined this build. As you can see I am carrying all logs to the build site, snowfall is around the corner, temps are dropping... So I went with the quick and dirty option.

[@1mrgasgas1]

@@offgridwarrior I understand I hope that all goes well for you , did you finish the other cabin ... God bless ...

[@dutch1777real]

I'm glad to see you back I haven't seen your videos in a long time I will have to catch up on the other ones tonight, but meanwhile you've inspired me to go skin a log I've been meaning to and carry some others around to where they need to go.

[@jasond6770]

Always an adventure; thanks for taking us along!

[@offgridwarrior]

Thanks for your comment Jason,l and for hanging around. This one should be fun. Keep well.

[@azdrifter3968]

Can't be easy surviving a winter in the forest. I should know, I've lived off grid in the forest and the desert. Spent a winter in an old travel trailer with no heat or electric in the high mountains of northern Az where it got far below zero some nights. That was a rough winter.

[@smallcabinliving4524]

Great video. Really like how you did the joints.....looking forward to watching more..

[@topkek_]

He's back!!! Awesome idea, man!!!

[@offgridwarrior]

Thanks John! I Appreciate your enthusiasm... Thank you for hanging around. All the best to you.

[@jerrystott7780]

Not knowing how far behind the posts are to real life, so this is probably too late, but you should always make the roof support out of a log thicker than the ones stacked against it. The more snow you get there the more important this is.

[@offgridwarrior]

Thanks for your comment Jerry. A larger ridge pole would not of been an option for me since I could barely move the one I am using currently. I was fortunate enough to drop the tree used for ridge pole 100 ft away from build site. Much of the wall log weight is on the ground logs. The rear wall is also supporting the ridge pole. Your recommendation is a valid one though. Thanks for watching, all the best to you.

[@darrylpope7740]

You know what, Original Gangsta Warrior; you can build whatever you want out there!

[@SwitchbackXThunter]

FOLLOWING!! I wish you the best at this. I search KZbin all the time for people doing exactly this for an extended period of time. There is very little out there about it. I hope to see lots of videos for the next while!

[@offgridwarrior]

Thank you SwitchbackXTHunter - I hear ya, most folks can do an overnighter or a couple days in a winter shelter, I've done this many times. I believe this should be a little more challenging, I have also often pondered this scenario... So here is my attempt at giving it go. All the best to you.

[@SwitchbackXThunter]

Off Grid Warrior how often will you be releasing videos do you think?

[@offgridwarrior]

@@SwitchbackXThunter Once or twice a month... Should have update out by next weekend.

[@PrimitiveEdge]

My comfort zone is literally killing me. Thanks for the inspiration to escape

[@davidsnow9453]

I absolutely guarantee you that I won't do that at home.

[@waynesmith7650]

I had to come back and watch some more...didnt even notice the gun at first...what else did I miss by being so leaving so hastily? hahaha

[@westmeathguy]

Subbing to see how this turns out. Good luck and nice going!

[@darrylpope7740]

You're having way too much fun out there!

[@offgridwarrior]

I am Darryl... Life is good and being a free man out in the woods getting my sweat on makes me a happy boy! Thanks for watching.

[@mykoreandreams7636]

Wow, great mate! I ll look forward for the part 2. Thumbs up

[@offgridwarrior]

Thanks for your comment and for the thumbs up, much appreciated. Keep well.

[@macnudd]

What happened to your cabin build? I never saw it finished.

[@offgridwarrior]

See end my "Where's Waldo update" video for pictures of the completed cabin.

[@americanfreedom7150]

I havn't figured out where this guy is from yet; But he is hillbilly tough.

[@okbow68]

American Freedom he’s something.

[@hepburn118]

Sounds like a South African.

[@LuciferRTI]

what i am really wondering is, have you considered splitting/halving the logs? that way you would have only needed to carry half the logs and the flat side would probably shed water a bit better.

[@offgridwarrior]

Good question... I did but honestly I started this project late and have already started to run out of time. Your suggestion would of been a better option, however 8ft logs even with a chainsaw would require an Alaskan mill and this would of taken too much time. By hand, well I don't have the skills or tools at this time. This structure is meant to be a survival shelter on steroids, not a cabin. Thanks for watching... Keep well.

[@tonyp8808]

Starting to think this is a how to get in shape to survive winter video.

[@raymondnoya5653]

Living the dream

[@aaronhale9309]

This guys strong as hell😂

[@janefaulkner3749]

Not very smart, brain to brawn ratio 10-90.

[@forestswede]

Good on you for doing what you enjoy. Take a saw course and use your ppe and you might have an old age to enjoy. Just some unsolicited advice from a guy who ran a saw for a living in Northern Alberta & British Columbia.

[@wegotthis2734]

I work much the same way. Know your abilities and get it done. Cheers!!!

[@offgridwarrior]

Appreciate the comment Travis. All the best to you... Cheers.

[@wegotthis2734]

@@offgridwarrior sorry for the haters and the trolls don't let them get to you down. My old man used to say there is three kinds of people in this world. people that make things happen, people that watch things happen, and people that say what happened? I don't need the safety police to armchair quarterback and try tell me how to do things because they don't have the same abilities as me I say go back to the safety of your bubble wrap world and let the real men take care of the tuff jobs. Keep on turning out the videos you're real subs appreciate it!!

[@offgridwarrior]

@@wegotthis2734 Amen brother... I appreciate your support. Honestly I don't pay attention to the over the top negative comments. I actually made a comment in the video that no doubt the safety police would come out but I chose not to include the comment when editing vid. I've been felling trees and playing with chainsaws for years, I know what I'm doing and most importantly I take responsibility for my own actions. The world is full of idiots... I'm not doing this for them, I'm doing this for me. It's good to hear from men like yourself who understand what I'm doing here, have an open mind and some maturity.... These traits seem to be few and far in-between online. Thanks again Travis. All the best to you.

[@Anthonyz19]

It’s about time we see you back. Hope all is well. It’s time fir a new cabin build!

[@offgridwarrior]

Thanks Anthony's. All is well... This won't be much of a cabin build like the last one but hopefully it should be entertaining. I'm still hoping for a log cabin build in the future. Keep well.

[@jamesmillington9224]

Worried for your safety. There's a lot of weight in that roof - no way would I sleep under it. Love the idea for the series though. You'll need a proper fire with a chimney to get through the winter. Stay safe.

[@offgridwarrior]

Thanks for your comment James. I see why you may be concerned, as you will see in upcoming videos the back wall is also providing support under the ridge pole. That said if I feel it necessary I can add an additional pole for support inside. If this entire structure does fall on me... I'll have no one to blame but myself. All the best to you.

[@jamesmillington9224]

@@offgridwarrior looking forward to watching them. How cold does winter get where you are?

[@offgridwarrior]

@@jamesmillington9224 We can see single digits °F and teens are common.

[@jcmay427]

When a tree is falling that you cut you don't run stay close to the stump if you run the tree could change directions and fall on you the best place to be is close to the stump

[@randyowens2717]

Heavy poles for a tent sized structure!

[@Mumbo_Jumbo_Kiwi.1]

Just what I thought also. Awful lot of timber for such a small dwelling you could just about make with branches

[@offgridwarrior]

Agreed. Sometimes I just like to torture myself. Thanks for watching.

[@PeacefulCountryLife]

In other words: Fuck nature!

[@myrtle6179]

Randy that's what I thought

[@larsbos1494]

@@PeacefulCountryLife go cry an eye out

[@NickandRachel]

Beautiful video!

[@offgridwarrior]

Thanks for your comment!

[@alkyphon5993]

Where are you going to store the food and firewood you'll need to get through the winter?

[@Watcher1852]

get yourself a good Coleman stove, lots of fuel, good books/pencils, lots of dry food/coffee beans a top-line sleeping bag, warm clothes, oh and don't forget a knife shaper and try to keep in touch if you need help do let me know I can sent food etc. Too bad you don't have a spot you can stand and sit in day even if it was tarped into sleep spot I THINK YOU CAN DO IT TAKE CARE OF SELF THAT'S THE BIG ONE

[@danielwurmer2266]

I would be afraid that the logs on the bottom want to turn outwords under the diagonal load of the wall/roof. Won't feel good when it all comes down in the night while you are sleeping underneath😜 And whats the gun for?? Wouldn't it be more comfortable to work without that thing dangling from your belt? I do appreciate someone though who is not affraid of work! As for why doing that, I totally get it. Hope it works all out for you! Good luck!

[@offgridwarrior]

Thanks Daniel. What you will see in future videos is how I have braced interior of walls to prevent logs from behaving in a less than ideal way. Fingers crossed... Clearly I am no expert and I've never claimed to be one. When I pass away due to a pile of logs killing me in a deep Winter slumber feel free to say "I told you so!". All the best to you sir.

[@iamthevanavator281]

You are one interesting character. Looking forward to seeing how you get on. Where are you at anyway?

[@offgridwarrior]

I've been called a few things over the years... "Interesting character" I like. I am smack dab in between NW Montana and NE Washington. All the best to you.

[@lucass.4786]

@@offgridwarriorI am in SW Washington... Was thinking you might be in my neighborhood by the scenery... My favorite place on Earth is the Gifford National forest between Mt St Helens and Mt Adams.

[@neilizer]

New Sub here...Yes this definately interests me! Hope to see lots of regular content and looking forward to the snow episodes.

[@offgridwarrior]

Thanks for the sub N3il.H I appreciate it. I am hoping to get a couple updates out a month... Oddly I am looking forward to the white stuff too. All the best to you.

[@marblemanda]

A power winch and hook should be on your Xmas list - hard work man, good going

[@matthewmason980]

Took me less than 3 minutes to know that your channel is one to follow

[@offgridwarrior]

Thanks for your kind words Matthew. Glad you enjoyed what you saw. Keep well.

[@brettmccluske7818]

I'm outdoors for the winter but I'm not allowed ro cut trees

[@bendigr]

whoa !! i did'nt think you were ever coming back. missed your vids. Welcome back !!

[@offgridwarrior]

Thanks Spring... Your comment is appreciated. I've been kept busy having to do normal people stuff for too long... Bills will do that!

[@rickniemi1784]

You want to be 1000% sure your main support won't slip or fall. If it does all those heavy logs are going to fall on you.

[@offgridwarrior]

Copy that Rick. Thanks for the comment.

[@joelm2958]

Great to see you back and great project! Looking forward to seeing the progress and experiences of living in your structure for the winter. Keep up the good work! Honneur et Fidélité

[@drew856856]

looks awesome i wish the commentary was more in depth. just to understand whats going on. But its interesting. i caint wait to see more

[@offgridwarrior]

Hi Drew. Thanks for your comment, I hear what you're saying... Oddly in my earlier videos I used to get comments that I needed to speak less. Honestly I have been in quite a hurry to get this built before the weather changes, I have not bothered to chit chat much. All the best to you, appreciate you hanging around.

[@drew856856]

@@offgridwarrior i understand ill keep watching and maybe later when you have time you can let us know whats up. It definitely seems like you know what your doing. keep it up bro it looks awesome.

[@DK-jd8bj]

Being quiet only works if what you're doing is self-explanatory. Definitely understand your hurry to get it done as it's already snowing in the High Country.. I'd say most people watching these videos would love for you to tell us why you're doing what you doing as it is unusual //when you get some more time.

[@mariaotero5601]

Hi nice to see you again!! Be safe with that Saw!! Love your videos

[@oldestsurvivalist6928]

!!! If they collapse with U inside Ur dead !!! I've built many a cabin & shelter in my day... I've never used bigger than 6" Dia Log 4 the roof or wall. The size U have I use 4 walls & 1/2ed 4 Window\Door Frames 4 A Permanent Main Cabin... A thick log does not make 4 more warmth. Layering (Just Like Clothes) Works Best. One layer of 6" logs, then a layer of moss\grass\boughs, then another layer of 6" logs Creates an insulating layer by trapping air & has a better R-value than a single thick log. I build 6" stacking log walls, I leave a 6" space, then build another 6" stacking log wall. I fill the 6" space between with moss\grass\boughs. These insulated walls R WAY Warmer than single log walls & They give more support to the roof poles... I've had 3-4' of wet Ontario packing snow build-up & never had a collapsed roof... Try it. I think You'll Like it...

[@aarondavis5535]

Wow that sounds impressive did you have any video of your build

[@jimmierodgersiii2767]

You have gained another subscriber! I'll be sticking around to see how this goes.

[@offgridwarrior]

Thanks for the sub Jimmie! I appreciate you joining me on this little adventure. All the best to you.

[@aku7598]

if Noah had a chain saw and lot of petrol, just imagine how big was his ark...

[@garydodson3858]

You certainly like to tackle the elements. Hope you can find enough food to get you through the winter. Good luck.

[@chuckjohnson402]

YOU TOTALLY IMPRESS ME MY FRIEND! GOD’S SPEED !!!

[@rbell38340]

I enjoy your channel brother. You’re a good man.

[@georgeshotrodbarn2113]

OGW its good to see you if your back I am back

[@pr073u569]

Good stuff, can I ask what you are open carrying on your hip?

[@offgridwarrior]

I typically stay away from firearm questions as it tends to attract the weirdos. Sig P320 in 45. All the best to you.

[@pr073u569]

@@offgridwarrior Thanks, I was just curious on preference. Best of luck out there.

[@Revolver1701]

That moment when a tree follows its own rules. Even if you’re good at it surprises happen.

[@chuckrf1502]

Intrigued. New subscriber. Any video that starts out like that has my attention.

[@offgridwarrior]

Thanks for the sub Chuck.

[@mariaotero5601]

You are a hard worker and awesome kudos to you for a great job!!

[@BrokeBoysBushcraft]

You are called a warrior for a reason haha 😂👍

[@4460cows]

Looking cozy... Keep them tight.

[@offgridwarrior]

Trying to, I'll know if it's cozy once the snow hits... *Fingers crossed* Thanks for watching.

[@gbody_juice4016]

Good Old Wood Work. Looking forward to seeing the outcome. You got this ! Peace And Blessings 🙏🏿🖤

[@offgridwarrior]

Thank you my friend, I appreciate your comment. Keep well.

[@k-dregg9578]

Good stuff man👍 Greetings from Sweden

[@offgridwarrior]

Greetings K-dregg, thanks brother!

[@idrobinhood]

should dug down into the ground for wee bit of thermal. Then create log walls.

[@RoryVanucchi]

Good stuff.. Curious what mountain range you prefer.. Griz.. Mount goats.. Montana? Canada?

[@offgridwarrior]

Well Rory I have never stepped in to Canada however I have stared at some pretty frigging awesome Canadian ranges on the horizon... I'm kinda partial to the N Cascades in WA, also Olympics in WA. So many peaks... So little time! All the best to you.

[@oldestsurvivalist6928]

Curious Y R U Burning So Much Energy? Shoulder Harness & Pull\Drag Behind U. Front Is Approx 3-5" Off The Ground. U Can Haul 100 4 The Same Energy Ur Burning 2 Haul 10... Like I Said Just Curious...

[@gregflores8959]

As a Tree Worker I just can’t wait to see your next video when you either drop a tree on yourself, get crushed in your cabin, or when you are having a Hernia operation, ..” work smart, not hard”.

[@neanderthaloutdoors9202]

Nice to see your back, interesting project, look forward to more, good luck and all the best.

[@offgridwarrior]

thanks man, yeah this one should be a fun challenge, appreciate your comment and all the best to you friend.

[@kkingquad]

Is there a reason you sourced your logs from a different zip code and then flipped them to your site? See if FEDEX will ship them next time!

[@offgridwarrior]

There were no suitable trees near build site so I had to go further up the mountain.

[@kkingquad]

Hooray for your intestinal fortitude! Good on ya sir!

[@wm.shultzie2275]

Good design. Nice saw work. Might be better to peel the logs, last longer in the elements.

[@tomohawkravenmoon4518]

love the opening shot, be careful brother...

[@7secondcommute]

Love it!!

[@mortenkalland]

Vær forsiktig 7:49 (veldig bra video og prosjekt. Gud velsigne deg! )

[@claramullen]

Wow I thought that you were going to loose some valuable body parts when you were stripping the bark off the logs. Looking forward to your next video.

[@offgridwarrior]

Noooo not the family jewels! It's actually pretty impossible to do that as the handles hit my body before anything else. Thanks for watching Clara. Keep well.

[@National757]

Good to see ya back!

[@offgridwarrior]

Thanks Jim, your comment is appreciated! Keep well.

[@erinowl4407]

What winter? ? What living? ?

[@TheBoosteddub]

Pretty cool... you have my attention. 👍👌