Solo Overnight Starting an Epic Underground Mud House in The Woods and Spanish Rice

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[@samburdge9948]

I like you so much man, I got something for you, there is this company called Hedgehog Leatherworks……used to make leather belt sheaths for knives……they don’t do it no more……I bet that would be up your lane perhaps, god bless

[@chadwright7614]

👍💪

[@granstaffjohn]

Life's a garden...dig it!

[@granstaffjohn]

Joe "Dirt" reference haa

[@frikkiesmit327]

Fun fact ! Corp is the main guy who inspired me to try and learn this stuff. Bow drill, notches and knots etc. I must just practise more. So i can hone the skills and own it.

[@jerold8908]

The real deal, Cpl. has got to be the hardest working guy on youtube.

[@mikedendooven6484]

Truth

[@terryshackelford712]

Agreed 100%.

[@lowrangeoverland9013]

😊Roger that

[@james_lessick892]

Yup

[@TheIndianaGeoff]

Yes, but if he used his hand tools to create some trackhoe tracks he would be just like the Indonesia fakers. 😂

[@stepheneddington1667]

These videos where you take the previous build and add to it have always been some of your best. I've enjoyed seeing you take a simple over night camp and turn it in to a base camp that can be a home for extended periods and nearly all season weather types. Thanks for another great video.

[@justjason7662]

Okay, this is cool. This has the potential to be my favorite series you’ve done. An underground mud hut evolving from basics primitive survival to something really cool. I’ve always wanted to do this myself. REALLY looking forward to this one!

[@thepinky9876]

had a feeling you were coming back.. it just keeps getting better and better.. you're as tough in nails to be back out digging so soon.. you inspire me so much brother

[@donnywilkes6417]

If things keep going like they are we all might be digging a hole to live in soon.

[@jtjjbannie]

He sure does a lot of work for our entertainment.

[@user-qc8bk6tk7p]

he makes$$ from the video as well!

[@Tianda1969]

OK... now I'm really stoked... a multi part mud house!!!!! I love all of these multi builds. Thank you for everything you're doing good Sir.

[@zoisbasis7791]

This man is INSANE!!! He can dig a hole to China with his hands & a shovel. I have no words to say how much i appreciate this kind of work. He proves that his channel IS THE REAL DEAL!!! Respect to you Shawn👏👏👏

[@jlcamper631]

I hope everyone is taking notes.. This man don't show you the end project, he is showing you multiply shelters along the way! That's the difference that Corporal makes. Keep up the hard work sir, alot of us is learning and gaining knowledge. And thanks!

[@smelton7]

It’s looking good. Soon there will be an underground Taj Mahal. I already want to see the fireplace you put in there. It’s going to be great.

[@jenniferbauman4802]

Good video. That's a lot of Earth moving. This shelter going to be cool. God bless. From Glenn CATT. In Massachusetts.

[@johnskitzis6540]

The man is a human excavator! Much respect sir! Be well!

[@ARAW-__-]

Fellow youtuber here, man, for sure you are a hard-working man on a mission. 😮 Keep it up

[@mikerandle5713]

Shawn, again you surpassed yourself with this long term build. I like that you explain where you're headed at the start of each step. I think it's gonna rock!

[@jonathanz4987]

I love seeing you get back to your roots. I enjoy watching your videos so much when you are having fun and not worrying about the algorithm!

[@jxvolker]

I have been watching your videos for quite some time now, and I have to tell you and anyone who cares to listen that they are improving with each production. I am 72 and am having great fun living vicariously through these videos. With the knowledge I gain from your videos, I am quite an outdoorsman and survivalist. Even though it is in my own mind! I do watch your mid-week videos and your Sunday drops regularly. I always give you a thumbs up as you provide good information, and I enjoy your style. Please, keep up the excellent work.

[@williamparrish673]

I remember doing this as kids. We dug a hooch for a fort. Our parents found out and made us fill it in. We used brick pallets for the roof then piled dirt and grass on top . You would not believe how fast the vegetation grew back over the top. After a while you could barely tell where it was at. We would sneak cigarettes and a beer here there. Oh and don't forget the leatherneck and other mags our big bros had. Lol

[@buzzkilldeer]

Thank you Corp for staying true to yourself and fans . We love you man . 💯🇺🇸

[@jokerswild7290]

I don't often comment but I do appreciate the time and effort you put in to your projects. Your videos always give me ideas for bush craft and camp builds. Keep being awesome!

[@cevgunnerF]

Damn...those Thai bushcraft women have serious competition that's TWICE their age...go Corporal, go!

[@rodneymiddleton1044]

lol

[@shanechepren8119]

Hardest working man on KZbin! 🇺🇸🫡

[@BeSeeP]

You are a machine. The knowledge transfer is what matters most. 99% of us would need to team up to do this. There's nothing wrong with that!

[@johno1057]

Brings back memories of the forts we made in the woods as kids. I'm sure yours will be better. Have a good week my friend.

[@freesom53]

That was a lot of hard work you just put into that shelter. Love the effort you put into your videos and great ideas you show us.

[@mattdye2870]

“More work than expected…” It just beez that way on the Corporal’s channel! Outstanding AF!

[@RNX001]

Great bushcraft channel! Honestly, you got it down man.🤙

[@utubeape]

That's going to be a great shelter that will work well in the winter, looking forward to seeing it develop

[@sherriestes-erwin1908]

Can't wait for you to finish this project. Very interesting. Thank you so much for all your hard work and help. You're an awesome teacher too. Stay safe. ☮️

[@medtech1a]

Great video. Expanding your build into something way bigger.

[@samruffino8281]

Brother that's outstanding I don't care if your 26 or 46 that's a lot of work .hang tough Kelly we are with you ,All The Way

[@donaldbarr8300]

Good job Shawn! You're efforts only bolster your decision to forge your own destiny! In one sentence, best decision you ever made!

[@drewsteffen8166]

I really like how you just expand off your previous built. It's how a growing situation goes, upgrades and so forth

[@thekosmickat]

Just placed my order through your link for the E tool, been wanting one for awhile, thanks!

[@ericromer1430]

Thank you for your knowledge and to ranger Andrew as well. Both of you are awesome and I praise you both.

[@gregoryknox4444]

i LIKE THE WAY YOU PREVENTED THE BED LOGS FROM FLIPPING UP. NICE VIDEO. Thanks for the effort.

[@handlebarslim78]

I caught this yesterday. So far I'm getting Sunday and midweek video without any problems.

[@lordofpain3476]

I always learn something from your videos , some things are new to me. Some are things that improve what I already knew . Your midweek videos are seriously sharpening my outdoor survival skills ( which in tern are helping me to teach my son . Who also loves your videos ) . I applaud you sir .

[@HIMcules2112]

Yeah buddy this is awesome 👍

[@patrickmcguire5270]

We don’t see many good videos like yours anymore. Great job, keep up the good work.

[@recall5811]

have posted every sunday for 4 years

[@peterclark1069]

I actually enjoy watching you improve upon the shelter over a said amounts of episodes. This is what you would do in a survival situation. Keep improving your living conditions. I in fact like this shelter and where you are going with it! Keep up the great work Corp.

[@tom-mx4ww]

Great job, your attention to detail is outstanding af, the hole is square, walls are straight. Awesome job!!!!

[@allanbirmingham572]

I love it in the Texas panhandle we call that a dough out, and it dates way back to the settlers

[@pamelalandon2423]

This dropped 47 minutes ago. I usually see them later at night. Loved the midweek video where you put the chains on your grill. Thank you. Susansnow is right you could rent some of these camps for extra money if you wanted. AirBnB would work. Unless they would get in your way.

[@DominicNJ73]

The straight walls on that hole brings a tear to this archaeologist's eyes.

[@ElizabethTurver]

Been waiting three years for this build, loved other shelter against the tree stump.

[@JustSayin464]

It’s good to see you happy again.

[@deman2917]

This is awesome. Many don't have money for a acreage & hunting camp set up ,but 5-15 acres, this type of build on there is in reach for many of us. Really looking forward to this series.

[@phyllisclark3896]

I love your videos including the mid week. Keep on being true to yourself. ❤️❤️🙏🙏🙏

[@jodymaaa1640]

I agree hardest worker on KZbin. Awesome video

[@eddierichardson1262]

46 is still young buddy, especially if you keep yourself in shape. I'm 59 1/2 not in best of health but can still get a lot done. Don't slow down that's when you start feeling it. Another great video....Thanks

[@justme_gb]

10,000 years from now, people are going to find your property and wonder what primative ancestors lived there.

[@TheBigErnChannel]

Let's be honest: With all the shiit going on today, and it only getting worse, the earth won't last another 100-150 years.. maybe not even 50 more.

[@danielquanbeck4405]

I like it, I’m looking forward to seeing how this build evolves and turns out. Can’t wait.

[@shadomane]

Pretty cool idea for a permanent shelter. Lots of work, but hey you're still young and strong enough to get r' done. Looking forward to watching it develop. Thanks for the video and for share your thoughts and ideas with us.

[@ddarkhelmett3684]

Can't wait to see how this will turn out. I'm intrigued. As always, Thanks for all you do

[@stevenlehmann4432]

You could definitely turn this into a dugout shelter with wooden floor, wall, roof, a wood burning stove for winter and to cook on. Cover outside of rood and exterior walls with tarp and back fill will soil or clay used to dig the hole. Could make a whole series on how you created and started a grenade shelter and turned into an underground dung out! Have seen on other channels but if anyone can do it, the American corporal can!

[@user-ig6nb3gm2b]

This reminds me of when I was in seventh and eight grade in Tampa and was experiencing yearly bouts of tonsillitis. At that time I was down with another infection and given antibiotics to eliminate it. Was supposed to relax and I didn't. I went to the woods and dug a 4'x6'hole 4'deep added a trench 4'x2'x2' 6'long covered in wood and dirt from the hole leaving a 2'x2'trap door.

[@jt-xn8bw]

Truly this is the best channel to watch ! I love watching all the mid week videos and Sunday morning videos !

[@jayroser9876]

That should be cool in the summer and with a fire warm in the winter. Win win.

[@vickirae561]

Speaking for all of us 74 year young women out here who really, really enjoy watching a reall man working, thank you for making these videos. (It’s all about the arms and hands for me! Lol)

[@Xagroth]

Suggestion for best rice: stir fry the rice in oil before cooking, in order to seal the starch inside the grains (another option is to wash the rice...) so it won't be all glued together...

[@BandGeek2210]

Your efforts are appreciated and well executed. This is a structural accomplishment that deserves recognition for both ingenuity and usefulness!

[@brianhelgeson1208]

Cool! Looking forward to seeing what you do next with this. My imagination is burning with ideas. Will see how much we match up here. Take care. See ya next week!

[@stevewood9477]

Outstanding AF. Great idea on this one. You sure can smoke an E Tool. You moved a lot of earth. This is going to be a great build. Looking forward to it. Thanks for all you do.

[@williamsherwood2553]

Was hoping you were going to do more. Can't wait to see the next stage of the build.

[@jayjenkins4721]

Wow, Tony Powers has grown indeed. I used to watch him as Pooter Stomper and used to enjoy his camping videos. I lost track of him after he went to the Pathfinder classes. Great video as always!

[@jameshayes3397]

Good to see you doing what a lot of us wish we were doing. Good job Corporal

[@SpiritofWildWings]

As always, an amazing job! You are certainly a gentleman who works hard to earn his pay. You are quite the example - and setting such an example is about as good a goal as one could have!

[@rockyrossini4419]

it is nice watching some one else work for a change.all of your ideas are great A.F.

[@antoineanderson2415]

Outstanding looking forward to part 3 !!!

[@musthaveblues]

Wow that was a lot of work. Turned out really good. Thanks for the how too’s.

[@michaelamccauley4767]

You’re crazy awesome and the skills you have are priceless Shawn

[@deekelley891]

I really enjoy the mid week videos. I always learn something-

[@smoothvern165]

Man, you do beautiful work with that folding shovel! I’m looking forward to more videos in this series 👍

[@davidtarbassian1490]

Your skill set and execution of those skills show how much of a good man you are.

[@gregsanderson2470]

Yea.

[@garyfoster738]

Best I can figure, either it takes a couple Red Bulls or some Death Wish coffee to start digging a hole like that. Outstanding AF

[@TheMarineDoctor]

Centuries from now Kelly's property will be dug up and thought to be an ancient civilization of many different tribes. Keep up the good work.

[@joecola6487]

In my mind : Corporal owns hundreds of acres and each site he has developed on his videos are actual strong points for when the LIGHTS go out . Giddie up . 🇺🇸

[@heatherdeavalon]

I appreciate your endorsements of other KZbinrs. I look forward to your 'little mud hut'! See ya mid-week 😊

[@scottslaughter9110]

Looks like a great start to a fantastic shelter slash bugout site!! 😊

[@user-hx9tp9cn2h]

A Project-in-Progress! From primitive pit to Pleasure & Protection PLAZA! Good work, Corporal! I appreciate & enjoy ALL your videos, but this one is of particular interest. In 1953 our family moved to the outskirts of Birmingham, AL where the steel industry was at its height. Behind our modest little house were woods to be explored. Much to the delight of several 12-15 year old boys, there were not only abandoned Ore mines to explore, but there were Soil Sample PITS to be utilized. They were 3-4 ft wide; 6-7 ft long; & 5-6 ft deep. Using WW II machetes, we cut down 6-8 inch pine logs to cover our "Fort." However, there was a huge problem that made us afraid to stay in them: the area was infested with poisonous snakes. Rattlesnakes, Copperheads, & Cottonmouths. We were PROUD of our work, but never had enough courage to stay in them overnight; so we camped nearby using WWII Jungle Hammocks hung between trees we had not cut down. 'Blessings on you & yours from an 82 year old man with a kid's heart & explorer mind-set!

[@CalumMacNeil-qb6wp]

HOME SWEET HOME AND VERY DOWN TO EARTH. 👍I LIKE THE FACT YOU USE YOUR G.I.GEAR.ITS ALL SO TOUGH AND PRACTICAL TO USE IN THE FIELD. IT WOULD BE GOOD TO SEE YOU USE THE G.I.MESS KIT. I USE IT A LOT WITH THE ORIGINAL K.F.S. THANKS FOR ALL YOUR HARD WORK AND KEEPING US ALL ENTERTAINED AND EDUCATED IN BUSHCRAFT.👍

[@neitzsche5150]

Shawn, this project was an a$$ kicker. You earned it on this one. Well done.

[@davidsnoddy4591]

Outstanding AF as always. Great build 🙌🏻 looking forward to seeing it completed

[@stevemick6569]

Ooh Rah Devil Dog! You’re busting you a$$ out there and the e-tool is getting a lot of use. Always ambitious!

[@mike4251]

Yes! I have been waiting for you to build a permanent bushcraft hut for a long time. Long term living in the wilderness!

[@ogearbox6132]

The Cpl redefining the concept of a rabbit hole. I love it.😀 I still have my daddy’s Korean War era trenching tool and as a Marine I bought my own ‘60’s era trench tool sans pickaxe, I almost wanted to join you and dig a couple of these. Here’s an idea, dig 20 of them and rent them out to folks sort of glamping on the down low…😀 Cpl is hardcore.

[@ddraidex6842]

Great video the project is looking good can’t wait to see it finished.

[@MikeBius]

Second best part of Sunday, right after church!

[@hawkhawkins7562]

As we used to say in the Nam..."home is where you dig it"; Corporal AF is THE hardest working man on Utube. Unbelievable amount of work!! But then I watch CC for the content and hang out for the chow! Semper Fi/ DevilDoc8404

[@firemanforever3000]

Damn Shawn. My back is hurting all over again just watching you dig. Our dugout is 20x12x8. It took 5 weekends just to dig it. It was worth all the work. Watching you and Dave inspired and motivated me to make our dugout a reality.

[@mrwes100]

At 60 yo, Dave the Big Dawg, brings it every day.

[@firemanforever3000]

@@mrwes100 I’m 55 and still try and act like I’m 25. Some days are better than others.

[@mrwes100]

@@firemanforever3000 59 over here and I still can get it done. However, I don’t recover as quick, but I’m good.

[@mrwes100]

@@firemanforever3000 Thin Red Line.

[@darth_taker2196]

As always outstanding AF! This mud house is going to be awesome. Keep em coming

[@05301mark]

Looks a ton like the super successful root ball dugout from a few years back. Hope this series gets the love that one did, this looks awesome. Reminds me of an AlexWild build.

[@sleektoneofficial]

Corpals corner is the man. I like that grill and fork

[@breaking_bear]

Most times when you are sawing, the closed captions say "laughter". When you are digging, the captions say "foreign".

[@sheldonyee6226]

You are truely the hardest working Tuber. I really appreciate all that you teach and show,and in this case share.I was wondering why you chose to work so hard on this build, but self gratification, determination and longevity makes sense, again thanks for sharing. Glad you added the hook on the small forks, still waiting on weather or not you'll do a full set, fork, knife, spoon.. that being said...take some time for yourself and with your son. You work too hard, which we do when self employed, but don't forget the important stuff too. Take it from someone who has been there. Time I would kill for to get back

[@jasonlee7129]

Have you ever tried building with Cob?? That will last for a hundred or more years if done right!!!!! - There are some Cob dwellings in areas of the world that have stood for several 1,000s years!!!! The most important part to maintain a cob building is maintaining the roof. If that's done properly the structure will go on and on. Amazing material to work with and you can make the walls as thick as you want so they're load bearing -Also, fireproof, termite proof, earthquake proof.... So many benefits! There is a book called "The Hand-Sculpted House" and another called "Building with Cob" that you may want to check out if this sounds cool and you want a step-by-step guide. - BTW awesome job on all the digging! You and I are the same age, and I'm sure you could out pace me digging most days! If there were any project I've watched you do lately, this is the one that really deserves the "OUTSTANDING AF !" complement if based on pure effort alone. I look forward to your next video - Great work!!!!!!!!

[@stepanpiantkiwskyj5219]

Looking forward to see this build develop sir

[@hectorgarza6679]

Awesome video as always. Have you thought about maybe publishing a bushcraft book, Corporal? Where you can show us knots, some basic shelters, tricks, etc? I know you have videos here, but it would be nice to have a mini book or something like that on the get home or bug out bag.

[@hdbinnc8583]

Hard work! Great job. Can hardly wait to see the final result. Outstanding!