Heated Bushcraft Bed | Keeping The Cold Away

In cold winter conditions staying insulated from the ground is crucial. If you are prepared you will bring an insulated mattress of some kind. If you are not or something happens to your gear you may need to improvise. Building a raised bushcraft bed is an excellent option to protect you from the ice cold ground. Add some heated rocks from the fire and it really steps it up a notch.
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[@shadowscout9872]

If you partially close your multi tool or folding knife to a 90 degree angle it won't hurt the lock or hinge point as much.

[@ONThree]

What do you think? Is it worth the effort?

[@LVTHN69]

The details may sometimes seem normal and somewhat mundane to you or others. To someone somewhere, those details that we have acquired over time and hardship are worth their weight in gold. Survival, "self-preservation," is the highest law.🔥

[@zakth1625]

Thank you for the work! I'd include a survival mylar blanket for heat reflection, coupled with heat radiation from the stone rotation as you've demonstrated. These things could save lives!

[@BCII]

On a very cold night it would totally be worth it!

[@user-McGiver]

after 8-10 hrs walking Jason no!... I'll stick to my power bank and my little heat pads inside my sleeping bag... I'll use an alcohol stove to heat my meal / drink if I'm on the run...

[@chris1638]

Love it

[@charlessalmond7076]

Wasn't expecting that! From the thumbnail i thought you were going the Jeremiah Johnson route I like this better in that you can refresh the heat throughout the night. With buried coals its highly unlikelyyoull get the right amount to last the night, the right amount of soil on top.( to much and you dont feel the heat, t o little and you get a rude awakening). At least the first few times. Im gonna have to try it this winter, thanks!.

[@ONThree]

Gove it a try!

[@offthecouch1999]

Cant Wait for the next one. Love this channel already lol great humored people teach better because they did better under pressure and learned more than survived.

[@scottbouve8078]

I e wondered why I haven’t seen more videos like this one seems like a great idea and totally worth the effort it takes to make it a more enjoyable putting. Nice job 👍🏻

[@ONThree]

Thanks so much!!

[@thefucrew9865]

A Strawberry ice cream covered in sprinkles colored multi-tool, and a Cold Steel Spetznaz shovel.

[@Q-BinTom]

Hard to believe you don’t have 100 K subs. Keep them coming and will keep watching.

[@ONThree]

I appreciate that!

[@jayteefishing1543]

If it gives off enough heat where you can actually feel a difference it’s always worth the effort.

[@ONThree]

Agreed

[@robinrussell3705]

Great idea with the heat retaining rocks, same thing folks did who had fireplace but nothing in bedrooms so they heated and took them in bed with them My experience with heating rocks is to not use rocks possibly saturated with water as they can explode, steam is powerful

[@myFloridaOasis]

Definitely worth. Especialy that pine needle tea

[@masterofdisaster5007]

Good old butter pecan ice cream, like the shovel idea, but you can beat the versatility of a multi tool.

[@contentofcharacter]

Hey Jason, I know you & Alan Kay are friends. Tell him we miss seeing you two doing projects together. Thanks for sharing great information with us🙏

[@ONThree]

Ok thanks!

[@allenknittel7659]

Very good idea will have to try it out sometime . I think the sharp shovel would be better

[@GBall_Vision]

I miss you and Alan combo videos - great job though brother

[@johnnyappleseed2058]

Hot rocks are the way to go! It works great with minimal heat wasted.

[@ONThree]

Pretty great on a frigid cold night.

[@volkertc]

I keep a military surplus E-tool in my truck. If I'm going to do some crazy stuff like this I would MOLLE it to my ruck, but I do not normally carry it for day hikes. I always have a multi tool and a Swiss Army knife on me though. Great video!

[@kenberry1850]

That shovel really worked well.

[@ONThree]

Handy tool ain’t it?

[@surviver111]

I tried it out and came to this conclusion. Hot stones under the bed get cold too quickly. The best thing was to dig a trench and make a big fire with stones in it, when it burns down then shovel at least 15 cm of earth over the hot stones .....otherwise you'll burn your ass :-), it holts the hole night

[@greyscout01]

Well done. I like it. Its always good to learn different ways of doing things.

[@meeshmeeshelle6326]

It’s not like you’ve got much better to do. I’d suggest that’s time we’ll spent for a decent night’s sleep. 😊

[@robinrussell3705]

My apologies, I hadn’t watched it through yet, I totally agree with your description and be selective

[@OldManSparkplug]

Hot rock under the bed. Neat. I'll remember that one.

[@jeffechols5302]

See ya on the next one

[@cautious1343]

I've used hot rocks before. Gotta take it out of the fire soon enough to cool before bed time. Wrapped my bath towel around it and put it in the very bottom of my sleeping bag. It got too warm in my bag, but didn't burn through the towel.

[@TheArkansasBushcrafter]

I thought the exploding rock thing was a myth too, until it happened right in my face

[@ONThree]

Yikes! Definitely not a myth. Be careful.

[@TressaZimmerman]

It's important to stay warm. So many things can go wrong if you can't get warmed up

[@cliffordbaldwin9157]

Yes I think it’s worth it little extra work for a good nights sleep yep all day long

[@ONThree]

I think so too!

[@Wildnistraining_de]

Great work ! Thank you

[@asmith7876]

I’d never carried a shovel on a camping trip before I got a Cold Steel shovel. It weighs a bit more than the titanium model but mine was $18. Suddenly you realize the million uses it has!

[@ONThree]

Funny. I feel the same way about my edc flashlight. Never carried one until about 6 years ago, now I use it everyday.

[@asmith7876]

@@ONThree I must be older than you, I need a flashlight all the time! 🤣 Nitecore makes some really nice keychain models.

[@patslee1394]

just for fishing / sewing kit well worth watching 👍👍

[@paulganzell442]

Green, maple walnut, sharp shovel. Great information in this video.

[@ONThree]

Thanks 👍

[@Honk21]

Thanks Jason, and red,, multi tool, butter pecan 😂!

[@Chris-yo4ks]

many years ago when I used to do a fair amount of winter camping, I would always bring hot rocks from around the fire into the tent. it always made for better sleeping

[@ONThree]

Good idea!

[@FueltheFires]

My favorite color is the one that blends me in lol.. I would have to go with the modified shovel I think.. Nothing beats a well put together mattress for a good nights sleep.. Good video brother

[@ONThree]

Thanks friend!

[@sajahb7444]

You need to host a show!

[@ONThree]

Thanks. Maybe one day

[@davereed5158]

I would want a 5 x 8 plastic sheet in case of heavy rain. I've been in several situations where I wouldn't have survived without it.

[@butterflyvision3849]

I learned alot from this video....I would go with small shovel and other tools as well

[@gbro8822]

Vanilla ice cream, lol. Thank you brother.

[@MichaelR58]

Good video, thanks for sharing, God bless brother !

[@user-McGiver]

you just save me 50 $ Jason... I was just about to buy me a poncho liner [for my poncho, and watching you with that woolen army blanket on your back I realized that, THAT'S what a real poncho used to be... a woolen blanket with a cut for the head to go through... what a dumb consumers we've become... as much as we hide it...! so thnx!... trying to get to what's real, and what's important becomes harder and harder these days... only accidental sometimes happens...

[@ONThree]

Hard to beat the wool. It’s just heavy and really heavy when wet. They last forever and are super warm and repel water pretty well.

[@cirrocuban]

Great stuff!

[@jasonbennett8455]

Great video thanks God bless from Canada eh

[@alanrice39]

Very cool, or should I say heated, enjoyed learning this, thanks Jason

[@ONThree]

Thanks for watching!

[@Nofixedabode859]

You love that spot don’t ya👍

[@ONThree]

Cozy!

[@hotshot791]

Awesome job!!

[@ONThree]

Thanks!

[@ninakennedy7497]

Well, I like the multi Tool but i'd have to go with the sharp Shovel As they seem to be a bit sturdier and more durable.

[@00Klingon]

I always have a multi-tool on me regardless. If I was building a shelter in the ground like you, I'd want the shovel, bonus if I didn't have to carry the extra weight (conveyance). More than likely, I'd just have to find a way to get by with a multi-tool and fixed knife and construct an improvised digging implement out of a stout stick.

[@larrywright907]

a bit of wire wrapped around each rock, would facilitate easy in and out of fire as well as easy in and out of beneath bed frame! still wouldn't go out without a digging implement, multi tool and a bit of wire(snares, rock moving, etc). good info on staying warm in cold temps, -35 to -46 might be a bit much though!

[@OzMan9989]

Damn .. can’t find any comments of peeps bitchin about the pine trees. I even brought my popcorn 🍿!

[@cliffordbaldwin9157]

Yeah there ain’t nothing worse than a bad night sleep

[@ONThree]

Agreed!

[@globyois]

Loved the video.

[@ONThree]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@tlock4616]

Good idea. Thanks for the video.. btw, my favorite flavor is.. pretty much any ice cream. Lol.

[@ONThree]

Ha!

[@WatersFamilyHomestead]

Multi tool. Awesome video.

[@ONThree]

Thanks 👍

[@Markus_321go]

A multitool with a file so I could sharpen a shovel that I might find along the way.👍🏻

[@withoutfurtheradoforever]

Mocha Almond Fudge in a waffle cone.

[@ONThree]

Wow! That sounds awesome!

[@withoutfurtheradoforever]

@@ONThree It is!

[@landonhall6444]

My Favorite ice cream is cherry almond.

[@ONThree]

Interesting choice!

[@albertcanon1714]

Any kind of digging device would be well worth its weight

[@michaeljones5395]

Great video!

[@ONThree]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@thesuesinator6087]

Yup, I picked the wrong rocks once and learned that they can explode. Luckily, felt it on my face but the eyes were ok.

[@ONThree]

Lucky! Gotta be careful for sure.

[@kennethwilson8633]

Shovel…have fun stay safe…

[@MrMrBiggles]

Im still trying to figure out why you didnt choose a spot with a windbreak🤔 and no reflector for your fire? And the amount of wood needed to sustain a fire all night long to keep heating the rocks? Seems more effort than utility. Just my .02

[@MikeBius]

Awesome video

[@ONThree]

Thanks so much!

[@PabloP169]

In that situation the sharp shovel would be the go, but I would have trouble leaving my multi-tool behind.

[@ONThree]

Same here.

[@offthecouch1999]

This was quite interesting

[@offthecouch1999]

In the right circumstances I think it's totally worth it

[@elevatorman7750]

Great video brother

[@ONThree]

Thanks!

[@tomritter493]

Hum ice cream French vanilla or cherry vanilla back in my reenactment days we tried jerah migha Johnson bed trench bed 2 ft deep cover HOT rocks with 6 inch dirt put a cover over dirt and it was god awful warm

[@bamabushcrafter5181]

Cool video sir...is that a cold steel shovel or some other brand?

[@ONThree]

No. It is a titanium Russian made shovel.

[@asmith7876]

The titanium shovel is about half a pound lighter but costs 3-4 times as much. Cold Steel is awesome, I have a smaller titanium shovel I’ve used recently for the first time, make a handle on site, LOVE it. Much smaller but also much lighter and super handy for working the fire and cooking. Multi tool vs shovel, I’m going multi tool.

[@JohnTBlock]

Shovel beats a multi-tool, but the saw is useful...

[@ONThree]

Agreed

[@peterloichtl4512]

Hot rocks are age old bed partners.

[@wheelsinmotion91]

Sharp shovel all day every day

[@ONThree]

Yes!

[@JK-zl7vv]

You have good videos my friend 🤠👍

[@ONThree]

Thanks 👍

[@cnickila]

Sharp shovel

[@ronicarbine8723]

Nice

[@PenntuckytheCrag]

Brilliant. Shovel plz

[@clif4rd1]

Great info.. thank you, Jason. Vanilla Bean.

[@ONThree]

You’re welcome

[@MrKveite1]

You are not supposed to take wet rocks from a river and heat them up by or in the fire because they CAN actually explode and kill you. I know it depends a little on wich type of rock it is but still...

[@honeybadgeractual]

13:11 wow I've read about this, have yet to find it... is this the fungus that insects get and it drives them up a tree and they bite down on the tree and then the fungus grows out from their head/body!?!

[@beezwaks]

Wouldn't it be better to do just before sleeping?

[@patslee1394]

in same situation a sharp shovel with paracord wrap. is your blanket 100% wool or wool synthetic Removals blanket? 100% wool crazy £$£ in UK

[@ONThree]

It is a 80-20 blend. I have a few 100% blankets but the blends seem to work just as well.

[@JDadventures555]

I’m sure you’ve answered this question in other videos but what pants are you wearing? I’m looking for some warm, durable, and comfortable outdoor pants. Thanks!

[@ONThree]

Tru Spec xpedition.

[@hanginwithbullfrog4657]

I heard if u don't lock a folder it's not so rough on the joint and lock when cutting wood like that... haven't tried yet tho

[@ONThree]

It works. Just not very well.

[@LoneRangerSuperDave]

Great videos. What pack do you use?

[@ONThree]

EXO Mountain Gear. Pricey but really nice.

[@dancoe4489]

How about just a thank you. 😁

[@ONThree]

You are welcome!

[@billg7101]

I'd prefer a good multi tool

[@ernestrautenberg3041]

Shovel

[@joeblow1935]

Umm wasn't that a flame under the bed when showing us under the bed at the end?

[@ONThree]

That would be one way of staying warm I suppose.

[@lewistaylor228]

Are those spetsnaz shovels worth getting?

[@ONThree]

I really enjoy using mine.

[@dannyleonidas4328]

Where did you get those pants?

[@ONThree]

Tru-Spec

[@israelolvera558]

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[@billg7101]

🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

[@billopad9625]

Wtf was that Sandking looking mofo he dropped in at 13:10 ?

[@missionoutdoorsITM]

🇺🇲Jason 2024🇺🇲

[@ONThree]

Hahahaha! No thanks!

[@hempmayor6639]

I prefer you people to speak right and stop calling yourselves we and us.

[@ONThree]

What do you mean “you people”?

[@hempmayor6639]

@@ONThree supposed influencers on platforms such as this. Duh... And also stop with things like "you know" and other wordings that diminish your desired verbal strength

[@Ks1bigdad783]

Always enjoy your videos. Multi tool.

[@ONThree]

Thanks so much!

[@chastener666]

Очень крутое убежище. Я давно искал информацию на эту тему. Огромное спасибо!

[@ONThree]

You’re very welcome!

[@BradGale]

Great video!

[@ONThree]

Thanks!

[@user-kx9mt1kb5k]

In the book Robinson Crusoe he had a hard time making himself a shovel ; it's hard to recreate in nature , but you could always just use a digging stick . A knife or multi-tool which has a saw and a blade could be used to fashion a digging stick along with a wide range of other things ; I think the multi-tool would be a better choice between the two [ especially if it's a Leatherman ] .

[@ONThree]

One of my favorite books!

[@user-kx9mt1kb5k]

I read it a long time ago and it's always been one of my favorites as well .@@ONThree

[@user-McGiver]

ppl were making wooden shovels for ages... Crusoe was a fictional character and the writer was creating a ''story''... that's all... smart choice the multitool though...

[@user-kx9mt1kb5k]

The book Robinson Crusoe was inspired by the true story of a fellow named Selkirk who was truly marooned for a long period on an Island that had in turn been named Selkirk Island ; which has since been dubbed Robinson Crusoe Island . Making a wooden shovel would be laborious if you were limited in availability of tools , and compared to a metal one it would be highly inefficient .@@user-McGiver

[@douglaspefferd.c.2988]

Caruso needed shovel for big projects not a small one like this. Good if you can find a downed treeor limb. that narows to a bord or a wedge and work from there. I have split 6' diameter ceader with 4' maple wedges.