Crafting complete and comfort survival shelter | Bushcraft wood structure,clay roof & twin fireplace

I imagined this survival shelter to live in peace far from the madness of the cities, here I will cultivate, hunt, fish and improve my hut.
I used dead wood for the structure, earth and stones to build the fireplace and all the natural materials I found around me.
The magic of this forest did the rest.
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[@Cawfeesomething]

You have no idea what this does for our imagination. The aesthetics are great. They look like hobbit villages! I love the fact that you took a simple thing like bushcraft and made it into an art form. I think most of us would stop after laying down the tree branches for our ceilings and call it done lol. I think that’s what made it unappealing for me (at least) until I stumbled upon your videos. You’ve showed us what is possible with the least amount of tools and ingenuity. Now as a consequence I can only imagine bigger and better things to do. With more people too. I know it’s supposed to be a temporary shelter. Who knows how long these structures will last. But for me i like thinking about the things you can do to expand further. Adding a garden to grow vegetables. Adding more landscaping etc. Or digging deeper for more leg room and expand into tunnels that eventually branches outwards into a tunnel network over time lol. The possibilities! Can always add as much as you want as your creativity allows. I also like how everything acts as camouflage until it starts smoking lol I can only imagine how many of these “houses” you’ve made along the way with each “abandoned” houses acting as pitstops for your many returns.

[@Whom1337]

have to admit these channels are an absolute goldmine for 3d modelling fantasy woodland environments

[@user-ju1cz1zz2s]

Are there bears in Italy?

[@vladimir7974]

@@user-ju1cz1zz2s Standing here I realize You are just like me Trying to make history But who’s to judge The right from wrong When our guard is down I think we’ll both agree That Violence breeds violence But in the end it has to be this way I’ve carved my own path You followed your wrath But maybe we’re both the same The world has turned And so many have burned But nobody is to blame Yet staring across this barren wasted land I feel new life will be born Beneath the blood stained sand Beneath the blood stained sand

[@lenap4956]

You are the one brimming with imagination to also be able to come up with things like that

[@norage1198]

MALAYSIA NUMBER ONE !!! MALAYSIA STRONG !!! MALAYSIA WINNER !!!

[@georgeraissi9642]

Who else randomly finds interest in these videos at 3am?

[@ankurnautiyal9519]

Me.,i sleep watching one of these....😂

[@franciscomontiel1163]

Damn. Now that you say It's 03:10 in Paraguay

[@SharkTwinning]

Me

[@user-oc6yp4cs4b]

in korea same kk

[@BakedBeansOnBread]

Relatable

[@Fancy_BT-7274]

It would be nice to have all the people who build stuff like this meet together and build an entire village.

[@imasnowman1532]

Nein wir müssen ein ganzes Land baue

[@Fancy_BT-7274]

@@imasnowman1532 Sorry. I don't speak German.

[@aztumtheknightofwumbo7060]

@@Fancy_BT-7274 He said, "No they need to build a whole country."

[@Fancy_BT-7274]

@@aztumtheknightofwumbo7060 Thanks.

[@DontFightTheUpgrade]

When are you guys going to go back to you ways?

[@coachdesifull]

A while back I accidentally came across your videos and now I'm hooked. There's a certain kind of peace and calm watching you build out in the woods with no talking and just the sound of nature. If only I could build one of these for a place to retreat to.

[@user-ln3mq5cf7l]

i agree so much. also please watch his videos with headphones. it makes the already existing ambience just quadruple.

[@charmelyTv]

This is probably the best structure I’ve seen build that is realistic and not faked

[@Dangerstophe]

except for the fake birds chirping in the background so annoying...

[@birinderwarraich1179]

@@Dangerstophe are you human

[@Dangerstophe]

@@birinderwarraich1179 it’s fake rainforest sound track in the background most of these building stuff in the woods do it and ever since I figured that out it annoys the crap out of me

[@chrishall8765]

Primitive technology build a very impressive brick house with absolutely no modern tools. Its far more humble than this but still extremely impressive.

[@kinda_cold_in_the_closet]

@@Dangerstophe a rainforest soundtrack would be far livelier, as more species live in the rainforest. there are only a few bird calls in the video, so it's not a rainforest soundtrack.

[@anitastrother1324]

I grew up in a rural area and my brother, sister and I practically lived outside and in the woods. We also had a small creek to play in. I love watching you and most of the others who do this. It's every kids dream to have a tree house or a "fort"! My husband just does understand why I love these videos so much! I am 69 years old, and these videos bring so many happy memories

[@redtoaster7078]

You were so lucky, I’m 10 and i live in a stupid suburban place, it sucks! Thank god my grandparents own a property in a forest but it’s 200 kilometres away from where I live, so yea.

[@Thereal_JayG]

haha 69 nice

[@slypx]

69 nice

[@TheRealSkilly]

@@redtoaster7078 be happy with what you got kid

[@Disclosed11]

@@redtoaster7078 I would also love to have a creek!

[@ultimaweapon6]

I just want to point out not only was this an amazing build but as an aspiring filmmaker I can appreciate all the amount of work it took to get these shots right

[@biggaywizard]

That's was my first thought, my second thought was the crazy amount of time it took to dig that out.

[@donvito5647]

It's not that hard

[@ultimaweapon6]

@@donvito5647 bruh.

[@onedayiwillbegone2366]

he either has fk tons of cameras.. or there definitely is a camera team... yea like certain parts have 3 different shots, i kinda find it hard he has the time to be building+setting up shots, the focus and lighting he has tweak every where he go.. so i believe must be camera team.. or I hope the entire build is not staged :(...

[@skibididopyesdop]

@@onedayiwillbegone2366 how can this be staged? It’s his plot of land, he’s not stating it’s primitive technology, instead he describes it as a fun adventure to build stuff.

[@EliasHjortF]

Huge respect for this guy No ads, no sponsorships, no talking, just the beautiful sound of nature. And you really are my favorite KZbinr

[@LouboutinChristian]

❤

[@garrettebeales453]

I'm getting blisters on my hands just watching you.

[@StockDoctortrade]

This is definitely one of my favorite KZbin channels. Not only does it have cool and satisfying builds but it also has relaxing asmr sounds

[@thehomelander2183]

@sitiy2 shut up

[@CyprienAdventures]

Thanks! It goes straight to my heart 💪🔥

[@roslanabbas3667]

You make me in parallel universe..

[@noejuliansaavedra]

I think you are exaggerating things a lot and as a curious fact ASMR are for people with rotten brains, you should visit a psychiatric doctor.

[@trideeptaye7211]

Yes bro

[@excuse_me_mister]

Having to set up a camera for every single shot makes this whole project even more impressive.

[@sebdaweb3255]

Friendly reminder not to expose riverstones to a lot of heat, especially not in a fireplace/chimney, because they can blow up!

[@TheOnlyBlackHipster]

Why

[@NotRealJustSchizo]

Riverstones sometimes have water trapped inside them and when exposed to high heat that water is going to transform into steam which in turn causes the stone to expand and blow up, this can also happen to trees and wood

[@Zalgo-hr6qc]

Beat me to it. If you're going to use stones for a campfire/fireplace, you're better off stacking what you get out of the ground/ find laying around.

[@toddgrant4268]

Facts

[@thereeljedi3659]

Or a mansion

[@fredq6118]

Hey, just a precautionary note to you and anyone else that might read this. Be VERY careful when heating up rocks, especially those that have been wet such as river stones. Any trapped water inside, once heated can expand and cause the rock to shatter/explode into shards. Ideally you want dry rocks, that have been dry for quite some time. You can also test "heat" them before using them as construction material. Same thing applies when using hot stones for cooking purposes like is common in some traditional cooking in certain cultures - you really dont want one exploding into small pieces in your large pot of food.

[@peoplez129]

On top of that, rocks can contain toxic chemicals. Heating them up in an enclosed space like that can make the air toxic, especially if they're also wet.

[@digimaks]

@@peoplez129 Any lightweight multimixed rocks like granite are no0t recomended. The best are the ones used for Sauna, like quartsite, or in general the stones that have no cracks or "veins" - solid material.

[@klm20079]

we got some need stone bois here i like! that knowledge

[@aserkill6096]

@@digimaks how do we know which rocks are good or bad when you are outside and only have what is around? Anything specific rock one should look for?

[@j_lloyd]

@@aserkill6096 the hard one...... jk

[@dim7239]

It's insane how this skilled man is able to complete this entire structure in under 30 minutes. Well done!

[@marcaurel2610]

😂

[@siyg]

Lol

[@zywiec3405]

Idiot

[@user-tn8ci6wg5k]

I know right? I watched another guy's video doing pretty much the same thing, but his took a full 45 minutes. This dude shaved a good 20 minutes off his time. Amazing!

[@randall.3189]

I call bullshit, you can hear the excavator in the back ground 🤣🤣

[@cubanipad]

Gosh, I wish I can go back to Maine. I traveled to a small forest town in Maine as a layover and I miss it so much. I vividly remember going out into the woods and drinking some warm tea, watching the mountains with my family. I even got a chipmunk to climb onto my hand! Thankfully, I bought a souvenir at a gem museum in that town, so now I won't forget. Sorry for my bad english.

[@cubanipad]

@@CyprienOutdoorAdventures. L

[@justinho4]

no way I could sleep so soundly with wild boar outside! awesome structure 👏👏👏

[@claymac7895]

I can’t imagine how much work this was with those little hand tools while taping all this. Excellent content!

[@magnem1043]

Bro has full on machine tools right behind the camera (joke)

[@kevinduffy2502]

He at least has a electric chainsaw and mini excavator and three Mexicans from home Depot behind the camera

[@dude7813]

@@kevinduffy2502 I apologize if you consider this an accusation but wasn’t that a bit racist with the Mexican part? I would probably make that joke too in real life.

[@donkeyphukkkker]

@@dude7813 reality is racist

[@samiam2221]

@@buffnipz those are fake tho

[@user-fb1cx9cm6c]

Thank you for showing the legend video today. After watching your videos, I challenged Bushcraft videos and get a lot of inspiration. The video is still lacking a lot, but I will make a great video like you soon.

[@bhaveshgupta2237]

we know this isnt done in 20 minutes, we are watching because we like cozy life like this

[@founxd]

????

[@founxd]

it definitely was built in 20 mins what do you mean

[@meregaming1770]

And because we don't own woodland property.

[@4th_and_Long]

@@founxd if you watch on 1.25 speed you can build the structure even faster

[@param5396]

@@4th_and_Long😂😂

[@shanedoyle8656]

This man is a pure example of what we can create,as humans with the right determination and ideas❤

[@underconstruction8745]

Just a tip. Char the wood before driving it in. The char helps protect it from ground water and they will last longer... and don't use rocks found in water sources for fire... they can explode

[@dr.bright3081]

@@skywatcher7272 yes from the water inside boiling away

[@jackr2287]

@@skywatcher7272 trapped water expanding have been known to fracture rocks. A way to pre-treat the stones would be to make a kiln/bonfire to pre-heat and salvage the survivors.

[@MrFruitstick]

Yeah was thinking the same thing with the river rocks. Can be very dangerous

[@sphinx8404]

@@skywatcher7272 can confirm! storytime, lol.. i was 14, slept in a makeshift hut with some friends one summer and made a hasty fireplace. Rock chunks exploded a few hours later and some fragments hit my neck, luckily it didnt hurt me at all but damn i was confused, as much terrified having learned something new hahaha.

[@rusk908]

@@skywatcher7272 yes sadly, Rick did explode, rip 😔✊

[@LuBre]

How incredible is that? He managed to build a shelter in 24 minutes, wow!

[@waynerainey2606]

He’s one of those little people that can build very fast when we are sleeping, I think he can fix shoes too. I’m a little worried though, I think that was my dog he ate.😢😢😢

[@corinthiansdaniels3728]

@@waynerainey2606 better the dog than you he ate

[@babyboyy207]

Lol

[@aramisortsbottcher8201]

What a noob, just take a huge carton to sleep in and you are ready to go.

[@monikaschafer6567]

Why ist he eating Dog meat?That's a monster

[@JSSguy]

The natives are proud of this man

[@samuelcorona9214]

One day the world will be this way, hope you are ready

[@YanoshRagauld]

I used to dig/build similar twiggy and earth roofed hidy holes for my starwars figures in the back garden playing in the mud 40 years ago. Great to see the engineering upscaled, and advanced too ofcourse. My greedo and stormtrooper would of been super cozy in your gaff.

[@aliasofanalias7448]

Haha love this comment mate

[@YanoshRagauld]

@@aliasofanalias7448 Cheers,, a generation ago that now eh. Golden and traumatic times for many ay, i Wunt change a bit of it.

[@user-nd4vj3uh7d]

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[@Easy_Going__]

I love this channel because you use all natural building. Some people bring their drills, nails, and chainsaws. I love that you used roots for rope. Now that’s REAL bushcraft!

[@user-fh2oo2hy6w]

Love the sounds it makes !

[@christianhernandez3733]

that little house is 1200 dollars per month in Miami.

[@sumonsarkar9379]

Form Bangladesh 🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩

[@imathreat209]

I'd be cool to see a timer or even a clock of some sort. To know how long it takes you to do what process/progress. Also see the time of the day here and there

[@goluckyarrow9076]

Even if it was just updates here and there that would be neat

[@imathreat209]

@Alan R 51 people disagree with you. Also it doesn't have to stay on the screen. Just a preview of how long it takes

[@malcwhite]

Yes I'd like to know as well

[@lifeisbeautiful6778]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/qGnVqYatbLF4hqc

[@zeroy]

Likely done over a few days, weeks perhaps. This is KZbin, what you see is crafted entairtainment, no really how it looks here.

[@Badkiller1150]

Love from India 🇮🇳🇮🇳

[@Aomnidroid]

I Watch a video not long ago talking about how to see a fake primitive building videos, so I was worried about this one. But after ten minutes I see no sign of use of power tools. Good job on the build man! It’s a temporary shelter fit for fantasy adventurers.

[@geromimo1075]

that just appeared on my recommendations 😂

[@tricky8397]

How and why tf is he gonna use power tools to dig? A shovel would do this in 15 minutes of digging

[@tiberiupaslaru3830]

Lol … 15 minutes of digging with a shovel?!? It shows you’ve been digging only in Minecraft 😂 I’d say more like 15 days for the digging, 15 for the wood processing and 15 more for the clay creation and usage…

[@tricky8397]

@@tiberiupaslaru3830 I don't play Minecraft but sure. And I've dug ditches, 6×3×6ft holes, coi ponds, and many other things. I've been digging since I was young, it doesn't take long when there are no roots from trees. Besides, clay isn't hard to dig up

[@pdw4712]

He just made something he just built look like it’s there for years. This guy knows what he’s doing

[@abdul0936]

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[@Peter-ff1tp]

Too bad it won’t be there for years. This thing is going to erode/collapse within a couple rainfalls.

[@senjusan6359]

@@Peter-ff1tp It will not if you will maintain it regularly.

[@agentsbigassforehead]

@@senjusan6359 He literally used dead wood to build this structure, give it a year and nature will take it’s toll on those structural supports. Moisture will have even more of an effect as the branch was removed from its rooting system, and it will deteriorate quickly and be destroyed by termites/things of the sort as well. You can’t maintain dead wood, that’s why it’s dead.

[@potatocreamsoup9003]

@@agentsbigassforehead literally all wood used in structuring anything is dead wood dipshit

[@Lizzard570]

"In a hole in the ground there lived a hobbit." This is truly like something out of Tolkien's imagination. Amazing!

[@TicTacEnjoyer]

A hobbit named cyprien

[@That_Countryboii]

LEEEEETTTTTSSSS GOOO TIME TO RELAX

[@ioncoser1251]

Respect clas mai neim Moldova 🇲🇩🇲🇩🇲🇩🤟😍🤝🥰

[@flightparamedic505]

Can’t get over how how few rocks there are overall in that soil. Everywhere I go and dig is like a rock impenetrable jungle.

[@Makkis]

Where I live is the same, a few centimeters of soil, followed by nothing but rock :(

[@AcornFox]

Western new york native here. The glacial flats are brutal. The plus side is cobblestone houses are really cool.

[@reekinronald6776]

Not to mention no roots. I'm kinda cynical about these types of videos. No roots? That land has to have been cleared and cultivated relatively recently, maybe 20 years or so. Also, He has quite a bit of equipment, shovels, saws, machete, that are not seen when he "hikes" into the woods. My guess is that he's probably a few hundred yards from his house and this was done over a couple of days. Interesting design none the less.

[@squeaky_moths]

@@reekinronald6776 especially when you consider how clean he stays when playing around in literal dirt and mud for hours

[@Deadbeatcow]

@@reekinronald6776 he's got a camera and stand with him, at the bare minimum he needs a truck or car nearby.

[@Boylei]

So incredible, my friend! An ambitious project and was worth the wait. Well done!

[@rainzrizky_8245]

Centang biru🗿🗿

[@CyprienAdventures]

Thank you so much my friend! 💪🔥

[@zsolthegyi8308]

Was worth his work and effort and yout your "waiting "

[@gargapapa1867]

Wild west bushcraft diorama ???

[@gargapapa1867]

@@jesusislord6545 ok i'll make that

[@donnahall6573]

I've learned so many things from this series. But a lot of times I watch it to relax. You're an absolute pro at everything you do and your calm demeanor is very contagious. Thank you for everything you do!

[@GentiluomoStraniero]

The best shelters are the ones that blend into the landscape as much as possible.

[@DuckTheWorldn_n]

In Chinese, we call this 世外桃源, which means Xanadu. I may never be able to build my own Xanadu with my bare hands like you, but thank you for making me feel like it's possible! I would like to thank you again for broadening my horizons and giving me a moment of peace in the tiring world!!

[@kinzaHareem]

We twin Sister's #kinzaHareem love your videos so amazing 👏❤❤

[@JennieMeow]

Salute to those people who sacrifice their time doing crazy jobs.. This is the thing tat most people love to watch... Really appreciating..

[@PrettyWill832]

This probably my favorite build he has done

[@aaditmandavewala1406]

I can feel the success and happiness after the build virtually No one can imagine the amount of happiness this guy is having after so much of hard work Hats off to you sir..!!

[@tiroalaguapescadeportiva8190]

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[@jesusministryalwaysspeakin3032]

Whoever is reading this have a amazing and blessed day 🙏🏻❤️

[@happyman7601]

He’s the only real one who doesn’t fake it all

[@johngellare3507]

It would be so damn cool to just go out with some friends and build a small little hut like this

[@yogeshbag4639]

You are the part and Hero of the beautiful nature ❤️❤️❤️❤️ form India .

[@Cric_Man_69]

Good work..love from india🇮🇳

[@LittleTemplar98]

The slight pauses and smiles are making this video for me. You look like you're having so much fun ! Kinda like a child playing with his favourite toy, it cracks me up ^^ And as a detail : This video served as base for my latest D&D Character (a grumpy ranger, who's only happy when he's in the wild). I played him a bit and he's amazing, so thx for the inspiration ! I got to use tons of details from your channel for roleplay purposes :D

[@dwiayuningsih4726]

Ini terlihat cantik dan menarik... ditambah juga indah untuk di pandang.. Terimakasih sudah memberikan inspirasi secara tidak langsung untuk membuat hal hal indah dan menyenangkan seperti ini

[@ARUNKUMAR_B.TECH-IT]

Wow wow..... Unexpected video.... goosebumps Am so excited

[@kaisarcen1156]

this is what i've been waiting for 🇲🇨👍💪

[@klettersteig599]

Such an aesthetically pleasing shelter! Awesome!

[@stankastoqnova8039]

Браво На Този Човек Без Истоменти Гради Умен Италанлив Такъв Мъж Да Има Всяка Жена Да Е Жив И Здрав Халал Н Да Живота Му.

[@buddy_weiser]

My god! The effort,sweat and time it must take to accomplish this and video it must be insane!! We appreciate your work well done!! 🙏👏👏👏

[@ATHOSOutdoorProspector]

I love it ! 😍👌

[@anthonyspearfishingja]

🙏✊🇯🇲

[@nuridemirzeyeva1932]

Yaxşı

[@nuridemirzeyeva1932]

Mən sevirəm o

[@CyprienAdventures]

Thanks brother! 💪🔥🍻

[@lancartis5078]

@@CyprienAdventures J'aime mais pour moi c'est fortement pompé, ou en tout cas inspiré du travail d'Athos, sauf pour les prise de vue et la manière de filmer, plus rythmé et ramassé. Quand aux expressions "bros" & co c'est un peu stéréotypé.

[@runstygge]

Imagine walking by this in the forest, smoke from the top and a bit of light inside, so cozy!

[@SAITAMA-sm2du]

His Dedication 🔥🔥🔥

[@korpikuume]

Finally a new video! These are probably one of my favorites videos to watch. Just a man building a damn fine shelter with hard work and skills. Happiness in true form!

[@mikethedude571]

Agreed my g

[@user-nd4vj3uh7d]

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[@CaptainTuna_]

The fact that he uses real tools and no sticks like those others do make it much more believable!

[@painexotic3757]

Believable? Real tools? You do realize that for most of history we didn't have such tools, right? Lol

[@Thesamurai1999]

to be fair, doing it with sticks is more difficult.

[@Englesch]

@@painexotic3757 I think he's refering to this shelter builder which are building a palace with pool etc. 5x the size of this shelter shown here in this video.. and they only use sticks and stones. Also the fact, that they do produce videos very frequently so it's fairly unbelievable what they are doing -> many people think that they have a whole team in the background helping at gathering the materials etc., also doing stuff in-between the video cuts with other tools than sticks & stones.

[@joe2x393]

Another AMAZING SHELTER. Im so jealous right now. Keep up the good work. GOD BLESS YOU❤❤❤

[@mochizukiraiden4200]

Imagine going camping and you see this guy building a entire house next to you

[@Quick-Silver206]

Yes! Can't wait to watch this!!

[@adamschwientek7061]

You look like you’re thoroughly enjoying yourself. 100% subscribed.

[@nicolemarambio1130]

Hasta podría vivir felizmente en un refugio así jajajaa que hermoso trabajo haz realizado, en verdad tu creatividad me asombra. Por favor sigue realizando estos videos, porque te juro que es como soñar despierto estando en ese lugar. Eres increíble

[@timmy4884]

you are a man who is with nature

[@NerdyWordyMatt]

Words cannot express how much I would love to be free to make a woodland home. Instead, I get to live the dream through videos like this.

[@tiredraylabelike6576]

Sam bro, same. Instead I’m making a story about it, but I still want to!

[@theterminator3907]

I'm glad I have a cabin to try this stuff at

[@SakariWolf13]

Even if you don't get to make a woodland home, I hope you get to spend some time in the great outdoors.

[@an-cx1ho]

what stops you from going outside and shitting on the pavement or in the bushes or wading into a river and taking a bath . dude are you nuts. i assume you have a warm home, running water and plumbing, electricity. why would you want to spend time in a mud hole with no neccesities and eventually freeze to death

[@SakariWolf13]

@@an-cx1ho What's your problem? Some people like nature. Apparently you don't, but no one is shitting on you, so why don't you let the guy have his dream? 🤷‍♀️🤷‍♀️

[@gelonvia8525]

Its incredible seeing how the most important thing for survival is just knowledge and tools. You have my respect.

[@julianheck5465]

Imagine the tv show in australia alone and they dont know that this channel exist

[@dep6984]

well.. and butt-dry pre-cut wood he magically finds in a forest when its raining edit: apart from that it IS pretty cool

[@Zie_carpentry]

@@dep6984 👍👍👍

[@kopi6850]

something tells me you're naive

[@yummboy2]

I have never seen such perfect stonework, no string lines, no spirit levels, no lasers, just this master's hands. Very well done, indeed!

[@dashdartfun]

Thats because it isnt just his hands.

[@Smartcookieibrahim]

I love... you... brother...

[@AKA_grim_jones]

You're awesome!!!

[@fabiosousa3891]

Q maravilhoso.. gosto muito dos seus vídeos de construir abrigo na floresta

[@skeleboi6095]

This guy is way better than the primitive builders

[@user-ft1fe3rd6p]

Супер! Если можно то почаще такое видео! 👍 Это то что реально пригодится в жизни! 👍

[@PynshynnaRabon]

Nice sharing my friend i am from India

[@jhontantut9566]

Anda luar biasa kawan...aku menyukai cara kamu bertahan hidup membangun dan berburu..🤩🤜🤛✊️🤝

[@fatehkk2433]

The real survival man

[@pompano_jedi172]

So nice to watch someone just working and building without the need to explain anything. So relaxing to watch! Good job

[@chevizak6945]

So what if it rains hard? The water will seep into the ground pool in your hole... will it not?

[@pompano_jedi172]

@@chevizak6945 lol probably. But It still looks fun

[@usurpercries]

19:03 that bee was a paid actor

[@jorad2019]

It’s voiced acted by Chris Pratt

[@usurpercries]

@@jorad2019 That makes so much since now when he said “buzz bizzz bzzz buzz” I thought he sounded familiar.

[@DanielAckerman.]

I love watching this video before going to sleep

[@normanweimer8333]

God Bless you Amen 🙏 and your family Amen 🙏

[@simetradon]

"In a hole in the ground there lived a hobbit. Not a nasty, dirty, wet hole, filled with the ends of worms and an oozy smell, nor yet a dry, bare, sandy hole with nothing in it to sit down on or to eat: it was a hobbit-hole, and that means comfort."

[@atumalaka6]

I understood the reference

[@TopOneChannels]

tempat tinggal yang indah, anda betul betul terima kasih menemukan video ide dengan membuat gubuk di tempat yang indah serta suasana alam yang masih alami. semoga sehat dan sukses selalu

[@triariyanti8423]

Aamiin

[@justapreppylife]

This guy is could build a whole village and I’m sitting here watching this video eating a pickle…😳

[@Snowwie88]

Although the end result is very beautiful, what I notice often about these kind of video's is that when people build such structures they always have ALL the necessary materials available. The soil is always nice to dig in, not too hard or too soft, there is always some form of clay around and a water stream including rocks. In the "Alone" show on Discovery NOBODY makes structures like this.

[@andreymladshiy9897]

Я думаю при небольшой доработки трубы, можно сделать рассеивание дыма по площади. И тогда будет отличная маскировка. Из вас получится отличный партизан. Особенно было шикарно, когда вы выглянули в окно.👍

[@user-nd4vj3uh7d]

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[@xzacto]

this is awesome!! 0:45 that tree has a face with a moustache!

[@junaidzaman7950]

U have put a lot of energy in it really appreciate it🎉

[@faerlabaermar]

A note to anyone planning to use river stones in a fire pit/place: some more porous varieties of rock may have absorbed water into their pores, be sure to let them dry before exposing them to high temperature flames as a large fire may cause a pocket of water inside the stone to boil off and at best make the rock shatter and at worse make the pocket burst, flinging stone shards all over the place

[@AVeryUnstableAI]

Yes but that's what the slow small fire is for. He's drying it out slowly, while also baking the mud/clay mortar solid

[@subsplease-sn7qg]

So hard work hats of you man

[@michaelavampy6064]

Ich liebe diese Videos ! Es ist so entspannend zu zu schauen. Ich kann dabei vollkommen abschalten. Es ist viel besser als Fernsehen!

[@jaelynnholloman4260]

Dude after 3 videos just finding this channel my dude is legit thoroughly impressed👍🏻

[@nazirrpeya219]

Amazing🤩😍

[@JordanLeigh]

Now this looks like a blast. I’d have so much fun doing this with a couple friends for a week or two.

[@garymiller5132]

OUTSTANDING, you did one hell of a job building this shelter.....

[@thegrumpyhorticulturist]

Him: building Me, in Colorado, the land of rock and clay: look at how *SOFT* and *DARK* that soil is 🤩

[@user-nn6fq3fl4d]

Гениально! И главное - вся эта красота из сухого дерева. Я обратила внимание, что не спилено ни одного живого! Молодец! 👍👍👍👏👏👏

[@Mig95570]

Комментарий на русском привлекает внимания😁

[@FowlersMakeryandMischief]

NICE SHOVEL :) LOVE shelter!!!!

[@CyprienAdventures]

Thanks! 😃💪🔥

[@Juliabushcraft]

Hello

[@Andre_Thomasson]

Is that shovel a polish MLP-50?

[@TheOutdoorFreak211]

Slingshot dude😂😂😂