Solo Overnight Building a DIY Emergency Hot Tent in The Woods and Bacon French Bread Pizza

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[@Science_Always_Wins]

@@scottstanton8173 nothing wrong with it. I've watched every video he's posted for the last year and a half. It sounds just fine.

[@nvrumi]

@@scottstanton8173 I also had low audio for much of the video. It seemed about half the level of his normal videos. The cut scenes were normal as were the ads. The audio during the last few minutes of the video were about normal.

[@juliebaker6969]

@@scottstanton8173 I had that same problem, but I was wondering if it was my new Bluetooth headphones.....guess NOT.

[@robertott2631]

Volume is a little low., had to turn my volume way up at certain times then other times was ok.

[@juliebaker6969]

Glad to see you got a french press, they make the BEST coffee, and it doesn't take much longer than instant. Most instant coffees are crap. But we DID find ONE good one, it's called Don Pedro's. My husband got a sample of it when we ordered something else, and we've been buying it ever since. We prefer fresh brewed, but it's great for adding coffee flavor to things you don't want to water down. I ALSO add it to my hot cocoa when I make it with milk instead of water.

[@ronaldren5581]

Love that shelter. Cheap , easy, warm. Can’t ask for more. Do what you do.

[@danielales269]

Every time I take my Trail Life Troop camping, I always try to show them something new. A new fire lay, a new recipe, some new gear, or new shelter. Most of my inspirations come from this channel. Keep up the great work.

[@OGTylerP]

I personally like most of the background noise... the sounds of nature, the fire.. the cooking...

[@TomGS]

Ditto!

[@The_Hartofect_]

Very outside the box thinking. This is what makes your channel so authentic and unique! God bless you and your family! Keep up the good work! Many blessings and good things ahead!

[@JohnDoe-ff2fc]

Yeah, the mic sucks. But you'll never know unless you try it out. You've done a big service to those that may be in the market for a mic. One thought on the structure. The sides don't fully reach the ground and allows colder air in. Perhaps using slightly larger tarps and secure their edges to the ground with rocks/soil/stakes? Those heater/stoves are pretty damn nice

[@intricateinc8566]

997 K Subscribers I CAN NOT WAIT for 1 MILLION ALREADY Thanks for keeping the content coming Shawn We are all here for the ride

[@coolman6233]

Ikr, I can't wait 2. He ll reach it by the end of this month. Get the word out all whoop whoop

[@intricateinc8566]

@@coolman6233 I have never been so excited for someone to get that 1 million, he just grinds hard and deserves it.

[@EricTheSwede]

This was OUT-STANDING AF Corporal! When you started rolling up the front 'door' and stretching it out like an awning I instantly felt like this was one of your coolest DIYs yet. Great job!

[@BressBoy]

The man never misses and always has something new🤙🏻🔥

[@rootismyname]

Like how you decided to turn it around and have an easy door, plus the awning.

[@jerrytalley802]

That has to be the coolest mini hot-tent ever made.

[@robmcbride1664]

These set-ups just keep getting better. Brilliant 👍

[@nocram1975]

The mic picked up the background noise better than your talking. I could hear you but compared to the birds and bugs it was almost like you was whispering. Outstanding af idea and video as per usual

[@mikegrass6629]

For me, the other mic better. Delicious looking bread!

[@tonygarrett381]

Another great , outstanding video, watching and learning

[@pauls466]

All the noise was there , except Yours 😄

[@JMastaKilla]

Hi Corporals Corner. Great video as always. Mic wasn't very good though. I use to love your final thoughts segment at the end. You should keep doing it and giving good advice.

[@TerryWindell]

Love the video. On the Rode Wireless GO II mics - I'm a videographer by trade and that's one of the systems I use. This particular unit has its goods and its bads. A couple of quick suggestions. A mic like that needs to be mounted right about over your heart to be effective. You also may need to up your gain on the transmitter unit a few notches as well. If you're looking to eliminate all the background sounds then use the little lavalier mics that came with the units. Those can be clipped on your shirt collar, your outter blouse or jacket, or even hidden in a ball cap if the brim is facing forward. Make sure to use the little foam windscreens if you're outdoors. You'll be surprised at how much wind those will cut out. Also - same rule applies for the lav mics for distance. Ideal placement is somewhere about heart level. Orientation upwards isn't critical. Those are what's known as omni (or omnidirectional) mics - meaning they pick up audio from all directions. When mounted on your shirt or collar, your body blocks any noise coming from behind you. The mics also have what's known as a close pattern - meaning they're designed to pick up only sounds from about 3 or 4 feet from them. Now for the bads. Not sure what you're filming on these days but there is a design flaw in the receiver of the Rode Wireless Go II system. If you're using a Sony or Panasonic camera and mount the receiver in the hot shoe of the camera, you'll get a buzzing sound in the audio. There's a fix for that I'll be happy to share with you as well but I don't want to get too long-winded in this post. I've been following you for a long time and your camera skills have definitely improved a ton...not that I would expect any different from a highly motivate Marine. I'd be honored to talk with you about anything above or any other video related things. Please feel free to DM me or connect me through my KZbin channel. Not much to see there...it's really just for fun. Anyway - keep doing what you're doing. I spend my share of time in the woods and always learn something from each of your videos, and would be honored to return some of my knowledge as a thank you for that.

[@shadomane]

Cool shelter idea! Easy common man build. I had no problem with the audio quality of this video. That pizza bread needed more bacon jmho. Thanks for the video and for sharing your thoughts, ideas and experience with us. Keep up the great work Shawn I look forward to your videos every week.

[@brianfitzgerald499]

Ive been rewatching all your video's and it still blows me away with how much skill and knowledge you have corperal. Please don't ever stop. Your knowledge truly is amazing and you really teach skills that can really help save someone. Much love from maine corperal.

[@aus_patriot859]

What did this video teach you ? It’s all common sense 🤷🏼‍♂️

[@neitzsche5150]

Shawn, you've taken bush crafting to a new level. No one on YT comes close to your innovation & intelligent designs!

[@recall5811]

Thanks please Tell YT this

[@didif4791]

I, like you, also enjoy the variation… showing different possibilities with different materials

[@kennywheelus6857]

That's what I'm saying as well,definitely unique an doable, pretty awesome

[@jenniferstewarts4851]

only thing i might do different is... to repalce 1 tarp with a welding blaneket for the stove.

[@Freeman361]

You have a firm grip, with a gentle hand. This is good. ⚔️🇨🇦👍

[@teppouusimaki8288]

These backround sounds are just so relaxing. Great video again, didnt disapoint

[@paprikabushcraft7597]

whatever you done to the mic please undo it voice quality in this video went south compared to last weeks in other news: Cool AF

[@jodylee5186]

The sound was up and down.. we could hear the crickets better than you..then the coffee pot was loud... However breakfast looked good 😊👍

[@Grijsduif]

I think the backgroundnoise makes it better. The crickets, the wind, the fire. I liked it.

[@calummcneil6006]

Another great video. I don't mind the background sounds. The creatures are part of the video, that's the icing on the cake. All the sounds add to the entertainment. Nice pizza, Oh! Nice to see the Tabasco.

[@calummcneil6006]

Thank you for your reply. Keep making the videos they are very entertaining. As well as knowledgeable.

[@scotttomlinson5689]

Mic is weak brother, could barely hear u at times. Loved the video and ideas though. Have you ever done anything with a hunting blind?

[@evelynb2644]

I was a little late watching this one....but always love your videos..very educational..my son just made a do it yourself hot tent stove out of what looks like a med small beer can barrel...worked good ..always watching from S.C.🙂

[@ostrobogulous1]

I liked the simplicity of the bed. Easy to put together and it gets you off the ground. 👍

[@johngersna3263]

I gotta agree with the comments on the mike. I had a real hard time hearing you. Otherwise another great video. ❤❤❤🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

[@cessnaN123HA]

Same here. It was pretty quiet. Then when he plugged the channel and gear it was like **VOLUME**🤣

[@DoctorOfSpice]

New mike is a little on the quiet side, so maybe kick up the volume on that. The rest of the video is great though, and I might try doing french bread pizza in foil next time I go camping since yours looked so good!

[@CRM08]

I had to turn the volume on my phone all the way up to barely be able to understand your voice. Thank you for the video but the audio is not the best.

[@chucksmith5002]

Nice looking Shelter I would like to see a Two night Camp and Shelter Build with a Raised Bed. Enjoyed it

[@UrbanGrrl69]

Great shelter Cpl, just proves you don’t need a $800 hot tent to have a comfy night. Pizzas looked delicious

[@jasminepina9058]

Thank you for another great video 📹 here's something to cover the next purchase /equipment.

[@recall5811]

Cool, thanks!

[@kc5287]

Seems like the mic amplifies the back ground noise. You always make the best bacon something eats,love it

[@chontellawlor1944]

Microphone not so good. Had to maximize my volume to hear you. At times, the ambient noise was louder than your voice. That being said, is there Snapper Soup on next week's menu?

[@evrmc11]

your new mic was very soft sounding

[@clownman-mq4ek]

Great video!!! I am enjoying your bucket list.

[@jplamb77]

Great Video Shawn,,,, the evening talk was definitely low,,, the awesome breakfast burrito talk was a lot better,,,, 👍on the hot tent and wood stove 🔥,,,, That’ll be great to see when snow ❄️ comes to Ohio,,, Blessings to You and Your Family,,,,, Joshua

[@cmo7009]

Hi. Think you should go back to your old setup for sound. Your new mike only gives a faint sound and we can't really hear you all that well

[@AHagridLookalike]

That’s really cool. Kind of like a miniature yurt.

[@mattparks623]

Apparently i missed like 2 months of videos.I just join the email list lol Thanks corp for all your doing.This setup is epic!! rock on

[@nanachick05]

Mic is super quiet, could barely hear you, not impressed. I was impressed however with that French bread pizza, delicious looking, nice crunch too! Loved the turtle at the end, very cool!!

[@shanemorin4837]

Mic is not so good. Video was awesome . I look forward to the “Final thoughts”, I was pleased with the turtle. Nature is really cool!

[@GetBusyLiving]

Really really really into your videos! I have relocated from NZ to Shanghai for a couple of years, and watching your adventures makes up for not being able to do it myself in NZ - but I will be back! impressed by your building / construction skills and I love your creativity! I know some of the haters go on about "he's using the same knots" etc but I personally love that - the practical application of basic skills through repetition is what will make the difference in an emergency situation. I have watched almost all of your videos and many many of them several times. Keep up the good work Shawn and thank you! On the mic topic - I think the Rode Wireless Go is a great choice and will serve you well. Unfortunately...and I have done this myself...I don't think the receiver input into the camera was in properly - the audio we were hearing was from the camera mic. When the 3.5mm input lead is inserted correctly it disables the internal mic, which is why I think the issue was just the input not in properly. I have used the Rode mic for years and I know for sure the audio in the video was not coming from that. Just my thoughts. Cheers mate!!

[@TheLinuxGuy1]

Your videos are superb but the audio is a bit low. Not complaining because your content is outstanding. Your builds are finely finished. I like the use of tarps lately. Great ideas. Thank you for giving us some really useful ideas. See you next week.

[@machpackwolverine7779]

This is the coolest idea

[@renoman_]

Been with ya for many years bro…..looking forward to you hitting the million mark Keep plugging away!!!!

[@FrankFurther]

On the cusp of 1 million subscribers, glad to add mine! Great video keep doing what you're doing!

[@roblane8953]

Another great video, but honestly that mic is not good. I had my volume all the way up and missed a lot of what you were saying...

[@recall5811]

but you understood the video and the point

[@bigrignick6537]

The mic seemed to pick up more in the background noises then you. The other way is much better

[@tamirundell8392]

Man those breakfast burritos look good!

[@dontran449]

That is real awesome set up,I love it.

[@troyhoen1]

Great video! Here's an idea for the winter set-up you mentioned at the beginning. 8' x 8' walled canopy shelter inside a 10' x 10' walled canopy shelter. If it gets too cold and requires a spaced wall/ceiling for insulation purposes. Those Ozark Trail products are generally outstanding. Particularly for the price. Happy trails...

[@crazgirl80]

Very cool little shelter . It answers the immediate needs . To stay dry and warm .

[@Gnarly87]

I feel like the microphone is working opposite, things far away sound very close, and you up close sound far away. I personally like the bit of background nature noises if we can hear you just as loud.

[@kevinshields2406]

The new 🎤 sucks low voice volume still background the shots with the camera mic was better lol

[@saturdaymorning329]

Dude, we made a gazebo/ sitting area in our yard with one of those Ozark trail canopies. Did the exact same thing with the tarps. We left one wall open though. Just know the canopy cover it comes with isn't to durable. The tarps will out last the cover. Ours got destroyed over one summer, the wind and debris hitting it tore it to shreds. All but that, it's a great idea for a shelter. Next time I'd rain fly the top with a more durable fabric if it's gonna be a long haul with snow or heavy rain.

[@lizetteasuncion247]

im turning 50 on october 15 and a single mom. I am very fond of watching camping contents and i just wish i could have the budget to acquire even the cheapest camping equipment so i can start to go on camping on my own. Been taking care of others for so many years, Now I would really like to take care of myself more.

[@barrymorgan5173]

The microphone isn't working very well. Your voice is very low.

[@michaelgkelly4009]

Wonderful video. Thanks 🙏🏽

[@jonathanbennison9220]

Love your videos. Watching for inspiration, as always. Right off the bat, I know this exact model, won't hold up to my standard British Columbia winter. Where we are, in the Okanagan, near Big White ski resort, We just get too much snow for this model. Sometimes, overnight. We've learned the hard way, that we definitely need to either, Pack away the light duty canopies, Or, Select a configuration that sheds the snow, rather than bears it, Or, Is simply much stronger to handle the snow load.

[@jonas189]

I turned off Andor to watch this video. Don't take my Star Wars nerd card away please.

[@lieschenmultikill5038]

great choice

[@Nigglebaun]

lulz 🤣

[@johannesalexandrius5749]

I just finished Episode 4 of Andor before watching this one. And don't even tease me to tell the spoilers of Andor, and I will tell you how good Lord of the Rings: Rings of Power, are

[@paultiki9968]

Corporal outranks Andor, so you're fine.

[@tonyjedioftheforest1364]

Andor is not too good but I am loving Rings of Power

[@sgtrat87]

The mic sucks. I can hear the sounds of the woods just fine, but barely hear you.

[@freddietee1225]

Pretty SWEET, could double as a "sweat-lodge"🙂

[@alicewright9610]

Hey Corporals Corner I have learned a lot from your channel. I got into practicing survival a few months ago. Thanks for the videos this helps me deal with my anxiety issues nothing like getting out in mother nature for the mind, body, and spirit.

[@allphedup4253]

Sound was terrible, could barely hear you. Your old system was much better. thanks for the video

[@recall5811]

yet most seemed to complain about it

[@yomamaso100]

Could you put a Dakota pit right out the front of the tent instead of cutting a hole in tent? Make ground warm for easy sleeping and heat and cooking right next to you.

[@stephendavies923]

Great view of the turtle, I wonder how many will watch again to see it 🙂. You know from the edit that the sound was not good and I guess you are at home trying to find better ways to make it work and good luck with that, otherwise I suggest either trying something else or going back to what previously worked.

[@deannadavis5123]

Can barely hear you at all....:(

[@eunicerwithers4847]

You are one of the best if not the best

[@scottbaker9200]

I like the idea! Thank you!

[@alexcolon9965]

Pretty sweet shelter. Maybe not cold enough for the stove yet, but I see it would be perfect for colder day,A.F.lol, also that pizza looks banging!! Keep on , keeping on!!!

[@johngarner6046]

You have a nice variety on the east coast, ever thought of switching terrain and going to the west coast, I grew up in the foothills of Mt Rainier, the things I could build from the vine maple that grows like weeds. Let's not forget all the alder for smoking.

[@terriw26]

They actually make a 10ft easy up wall panel for that canopy with zipper edge so 2 of them will zip together and close it all up. They do not have the reflective coating on them though and are in my opinion a litter thinner than the insulated tarps

[@JW-fq1pp]

To get more room to stretch out, maybe consider adjusting the tarps a bit to splay the base out to larger than 4x6. That would require more tent stakes but shouldn't be a big deal. Enjoyed the little moment of Zen at the end with the turtle.

[@recall5811]

covered in the video that this was a small sale experiment

[@JW-fq1pp]

@@recall5811 yeah I caught that. Just a suggestion, others may not think of it.

[@mikekendig6781]

Sorry, new mic sucks

[@clockendfarm]

I've been flirting with this idea for a while bc I'm in a wheelchair and normal tents don't cut it for me. Of course you showed us exactly how to do it!! Thank you!!

[@lucillebiggers5283]

This guy is awesome. I would’ve never thought to use a canopy like that.

[@erdropoff]

you sounded very distant with that microphone

[@richardberry8769]

Mike volume to low.

[@mountainpines8417]

I love watching from my big flat screen and blasting it until my wife tells me you are loud and clear on this beautiful fast cabin build... I know hunting,ice fishing,or just having a good camp this would do nicely. 👍

[@tasror]

Love the adaptation as you were out there. Definitely a cool improvement, and a capable hot tent. Would love to see the improvisation if you start with this then have to deal with wind/snow/rain on what would keep the capability. Another great video mate.

[@sirhaney]

Little hard to hear on the new mic, brother. Maybe set it closer to your mouth cause it sounds like it has good quality regardless. Otherwise, Preciate the content devil!

[@DAVIDReed-u2p]

Your microphone is working fine and I can here clearly 😊

[@carolpeffer3059]

Thank you Corporal for a good set up. You give us great ideals.

[@drewschumann1]

How did I miss this video? Great job!

[@recall5811]

Called a KZbin throttle that they say Doesn't Exist

[@fredfreiberger7878]

Very much appreciate this gave me multiple ideas on how to use this set up a couple of candles could heat this as well

[@mendyviola]

I can barely hear you with the mic even with my volume turned up. Whatever you used before was better.

[@jonathanbennison9220]

Love the video though, and I was considering watching the hobo hot tent video, Perhaps combining the simplicity here, for an inner layer, with a snow and sun shedding exterior layer. I've seen many of your more robust shelters that would effectively bear or deflect the heavy snows, sufficiently to allow this type of light duty canopy, to do its job, keeping us dry underneath.

[@kyle782]

RODE does make good gear. I have that mic you have. It works great but you really should add the lapel mic too that for best results. Also they are best worn (without lapel mic) closer to the point of sound. Also as with any mic setup, you will need to add a dead cat type wind blocker. Even the most expensive and best mic in the world will sound like crap if you leave it naked to the wind. Also the RODE mic receiver has a gain button on there, you could use that to help boost your voice when the mic is worn so low, (would require a little bit of post sound to remove the higher frequency bugs etc though but not difficult to do in something like Premier Pro).

[@loverboyblt]

Okay corporal yes you're going to have to do something about that 🎤 it picks up all of the ambient sounds really great but for some reason with your voice being above it I'm guessing I have my TV volume on 50% volume and you are sounding like a whisper except for your ambient sounds they come in great

[@patriot3820]

great video - as others have said, the volume level of the new mic is really low. can turn you up but then get blasted from the 'regular' volume of the vendor-rolls. definitely like the idea you demonstrated and I agree - looks like something that would have a place on the market. you could even have it as a single 20ftx10ft tarp that the excess folded under as a floor type thing, creating almost a box.

[@richardduke9788]

Making a commitment to help your channel, great shelter for cold weather !

[@bsto5000]

I can't hear.

[@RVthereyetmemaw]

Mic volume to low

[@Stan_L]

Great video! Thanks for sharing.