How to Build a Winter Survival Shelter Fast for Freezing Nights

In this video, I’ll show you how to quickly build a winter survival shelter for freezing nights in the wilderness, using natural materials like tree roots and branches. Join me and my dog as we face the cold under a starry sky, building a cozy shelter that will keep us warm even in the harshest winter conditions.
Watch as we cook a delicious salmon meal over the fire, making the most of our outdoor adventure. Whether you're into bushcraft, winter survival skills, or just love the great outdoors, this video will give you some great tips and inspiration!
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[@Drescodeleo]

This is the most realistic solution to SURVIVAL that I've seen in months. those log walls make all the difference and there's no need for anything more to be covered than the actual place to sleep. Great work!

[@silentoutdoors4412]

Thank you 🙂

[@jbusley]

Realistic and KZbin don’t always go together. Great video

[@EsyuDach]

then you dont know much about it. What you BETTER do is carry a hammock and the materials to make a Kochanski Supershelter. that can be arranged in about 5 minutes. Then you use a couple of alternative Swedish fire torches to ignite a Siberian fire lay. that takes about half an hour, then you'll be ok. even at -20F or colder. this other stuff, taking hours to get done,? no, man.

[@nealjolly5434]

One of the smartest shelter builds I've seen in a while. Simple, yet effective. The fire block walls make a world of difference when keeping warm. They refect the heat back inside the shelter making it toasty on a cold winter night.

[@silentoutdoors4412]

Thank you very much for your feedback!

[@nealjolly5434]

@@Radiowaves5150 It's called a compliment Einstein. Something that clearly went over your tiny head.

[@davidsnowdon5087]

Awesome. Hope I remember a saw and ax When I get lost in the woods.

[@silentoutdoors4412]

Hopefully 🙂

[@13kenny37]

Dog is like: "Ah yes, the master, bringer of biggest sticks. i shall watch and learn" Take care, much love.

[@silentoutdoors4412]

🤣🤣🤣 thank you very much

[@BlazingBushcraft]

Great shelter, simple yet providing good protection! Thanks for the video bro! 👊🏽🌲🔥⛺️❄️

[@silentoutdoors4412]

Thank you! The tree root was perfect for my idea!

[@rdred8693]

Incredible. Just watched a Russian gentleman build a dugout in the woods to camp out in. My hat is off to the men like you and him that can do this. Not just that, this is the life. Being warm and cozy with nature and your best friend. Liked and subscribed.

[@silentoutdoors4412]

Thank you very much for your feedback and your sub!

[@piddy3825]

nice and cozy!

[@silentoutdoors4412]

Absolutely 🔥

[@Living_The_One_Life]

This is pure wilderness! The crackling fire, the peaceful forest, and the beauty of bushcraft - nothing compares to this. I also capture similar moments in my videos, building shelters and embracing nature. The wild is where I feel at home! 🌿🔥

[@silentoutdoors4412]

Thank you for your feedback 🔥

[@Living_The_One_Life]

@ greetings, bro 🤝

[@Aronymous7]

Sehr schön!

[@silentoutdoors4412]

Herzlichen Dank!

[@ingokummer2806]

Hui wieder ein tolles sheltervideo danke dir für die tollen Bilder! Lg Ingo aka thebigone75

[@silentoutdoors4412]

Danke Ingo und danke für deine Unterstützung!

[@rickwhitson2804]

Always enjoy your stuff. Keep it up

[@silentoutdoors4412]

Thank you very much Rick for your support 🔥

[@andreameresz7591]

Sehr schönes Video...schaue mir solche Videos meistens abends in meinem gemütlichen Bett an und bin froh daß ich nicht in der Kälte draußen bin😊😊

[@silentoutdoors4412]

Dankeschön fürs anschauen 🙂

[@amiegutierrez4587]

All I gotta say is WOW...awesome lil cozy hut....😮

[@silentoutdoors4412]

Thank you for watching 😀

[@ashmcflybbq]

sehr geil!

[@silentoutdoors4412]

Danke 🙂

[@francoseitan]

Good job keep it up. 👍👍👍

[@silentoutdoors4412]

Thank you very much 😀

[@Wildbert]

Minute 4:15 you can see the Space under the Tapperbad that helps to buid the air isolation awsome Build and great Video again. Thx for real Survival Stuff, greating Brother.

[@silentoutdoors4412]

Thank you my friend! Congratulations on the RAM Adventure Race! Well done and great episodes!

[@Wildbert]

@silentoutdoors4412 🫡

[@Regina-yr9te]

I'm new to the channel. I really enjoyed your build and video, thank you for sharing authentic content.

[@silentoutdoors4412]

Thank you very much 😀

[@GustavAdventure]

I'm from Indonesia, your video really inspired me, I'm also making a video like that. great job ❤

[@silentoutdoors4412]

Thank you very much 😀

[@MarkHall-gz4jx]

Nice camp...

[@silentoutdoors4412]

Thank you 🙂

[@jbusley]

Love the OLIGHT. Have a few myself. Good times!

[@silentoutdoors4412]

It's a perfekt lamp! Thanks for watching 🙂

[@BrydenOutdoors]

Awesome build man!

[@silentoutdoors4412]

Thanks for watching 🙂

[@Barry-sk]

always love your videos and your dog of course is fantastic.. i’m curious how often you have to sharpen your ax to make these videos…. every few hours or every few days.

[@silentoutdoors4412]

Thank you 🙂 I always sharpen my axe before I go into the woods!

[@Amarkotiaa]

Nice bro

[@silentoutdoors4412]

Thank you 🙂

[@pumancat]

What is the wall behind the fired called, and effect of it? Great little shelter, looks very cozy.

[@silentoutdoors4412]

Thank you 🙂 The tree trunks are intended to reflect the heat of the campfire!

[@pumancat]

@@silentoutdoors4412 Does it work?

[@achimklinkhammer_150]

@@pumancat It may not be as effective as other, man-made materials, but it is what you have available and can implement the fastest in free nature. It helps.

[@gertstuve3933]

@@pumancat Yes very much

[@tranlephan]

Build a winter survival shelter for cold nights in the wilderness, using natural materials like tree roots and branches. Cook a delicious salmon meal over an open fire

[@silentoutdoors4412]

Thank you 🙂

[@natureofllife]

Nice video my friend 👍👏

[@silentoutdoors4412]

Thank you very much 😀

[@IndianOutdoorBoy07]

nice shelter bro 🫡🫡

[@silentoutdoors4412]

Thank you very much 😀

[@kursom]

Cool and effective approach. Could you possibly share, where to get this well balanced saw? Cuts like a dream it srams.

[@silentoutdoors4412]

It's the Silky Big Boy! In use for three years now. She had a hard time with the frozen wood!

[@BeautySurvivalSkills]

I still wonder how many seasons there are where you go.

[@silentoutdoors4412]

Usually four! Little snow has fallen so far this winter!

[@shanelleperez7485]

👍🏻🥶

[@silentoutdoors4412]

Thank you 🙂

[@robertobrontesi3997]

😊🎉💪

[@silentoutdoors4412]

Thank you very much 😀

[@texpyro]

I would like to know the brand of ax and saw you used please? Some stuff being sold won’t last more than a single use and your gear looks quite sturdy.

[@silentoutdoors4412]

Saw: Silky Bigboy Axe: Hultafors Ekelund 🔥

[@texpyro]

@ thank you. I appreciate the quick response.

[@silentoutdoors4412]

@texpyro You're welcome

[@ridelitasimanullang8520]

Berhati-hatilah dengan hewan buas, Tuhan menjaga kalian Oh ya anjingnya sangat setia dengan anda

[@silentoutdoors4412]

Thank you very much 😀

[@jethroPDiddy]

When a pack of wolves finds a camper in the woods, I imagine it’s like us finding an open convenience store on a lonely highway. “ You hungry bro? Yeah, I could eat”.

[@tinamathews3379]

That depends if the camper notices them in time, and can defend themselves. Remember, predators can't afford to get hurt. Also, fire scares them. There's only two directions that the wolves can attack from, as well. They ain't likely to jump over the fire. Remember, their fur burns quite easily.

[@johnlennon8653]

@@tinamathews3379You seem to be experienced, or have knowledge. Wolves, coyotes won’t attack humans unless they sense weakness. They seem to know that humans will fight back and we are a poor source of food for them. I’ve faced wolves in the past, and a couple of bears and moose. They rarely want to confront people, unless you are very injured or sick. Instinct with animals is something that you can not disregard. They may seem to be threatening, but if you look at how they act, many times it’s an entirely different thing than what you think.

[@tinamathews3379]

@@johnlennon8653 , I agree.

[@davearonow65]

But Sasquatch...... now that is an entirely different story. He'll just flat out eat you alive so you can watch as he's picking his teeth with your bones. Your screams won't help you either. That's just the dinner bell to attract more squatches.

[@RealDallasFed]

​@@davearonow65 Bro, skunk ape don't fuck around. Native American tribes have had wars with em, no lie. When you come up on their camp...the stench of death and decay just might overwhelm you. Not to mention their speed and strength. Best to leave em be if you can, but don't go out into those woods without something that can take down a grizzly with only 2-3 shots, because you'd be lucky to get that.

[@achimklinkhammer_150]

Eigentlich würdest Du die beiden da oben in Lappland (ich meine David und Dominik) sehr gut ergänzen. Macht doch mal was zu dritt - ich glaube, das wäre nicht nur echt guter Content, sondern für Euch alle drei eine Bereicherung! Und ich bewundere immer wieder Deinen Umgang mit der Axt.

[@silentoutdoors4412]

Danke dir! Das wäre eine gute Idee! Da ich zurzeit mit vier Kinder froh bin einmal im Monat ein Video zu veröffentlichen, glaube ich , dass es momentan an Zeitmangel scheitern würde.

[@achimklinkhammer_150]

@@silentoutdoors4412 Das ist ein Argument! 👍

[@Audulf-of-Frisia]

In which country is this?

[@silentoutdoors4412]

Austria

[@lorettawhiteside3153]

I thought I saw a dog with you where did he go

[@silentoutdoors4412]

She slept by my side.

[@eidgenosse6016]

Einmal mehr topp. Gratulation……

[@silentoutdoors4412]

Dankeschön 🙂

[@jtepsr]

Gee I hope you fed your poor do❤g

[@silentoutdoors4412]

Yes, of course

[@user-kris]

А собака где, на морозе спит?

[@silentoutdoors4412]

You have to look at the video a little more carefully before you comment.... you see my dog ​​several times at the foot of my sleeping bag in her place

[@realbiny9083]

Are there any wild animals? I'm scared😨

[@silentoutdoors4412]

In summer there can be bears and some wild boars running around. But it's pretty quiet at the moment!

[@michaelphillips3123]

Need at least 3 times that much fire stretch long. Also, it is too far away.

[@gertstuve3933]

I agree. Fire must be closer to hut and reflector too

[@silentoutdoors4412]

First and foremost, it was important to me to create a safe space where I could also move around easily. The fire was used for cooking and for my psyche. Since it wasn't that cold, the sleeping bag was enough for me. If it had been colder I would have built the wall closer to the shelter.

[@gertstuve3933]

@@silentoutdoors4412 I would be aware of wulves. They hate fire. And i would want the fire to last when i sleep. But its your party. This is my vision as an ex green baret

[@silentoutdoors4412]

Thank you for your feedback!​@@gertstuve3933

[@VirlStrong]

Wolves dont attack people, coyotes do

[@silentoutdoors4412]

There are no coyotes in this area

[@hongzienta4866]

對不起晚餐的魚看起來非常難吃！

[@silentoutdoors4412]

The fish tasted excellent!

[@gpezzullo251]

You were doing good until you fed the dog away from the fire.

[@ศิวาบูรณศีลสุนทร]

Please put sweater on your dog.

[@silentoutdoors4412]

My dog ​​is a Hungarian Mudii Mix! She hates sweaters... it must be pretty cold for her to go into her sleeping bag.

[@jbusley]

The dog is already wearing the sweater nature provided. Some dogs thrive in cold. My Chesapeake Bay Retriever will swim in ice water until he’s forced to go home.

[@nathanielcash4016]

SO MUCH NEGATIVITY ON HERE....YET I "KNOW" MOST YOU WOULDN'T MAKE IT BEYOND 20MIN...😅

[@marksherman9578]

Do you have any protection from Bear 🐻 or monster 💩 be safe

[@silentoutdoors4412]

Bears are very rare in this area. I have bear spray with me!

[@honestabe1940]

Gonna lose some fingers. Painful lesson!

[@silentoutdoors4412]

Hopefully not 🙂

[@marksherman9578]

I'm not sure if the wood is at a proper distance... Ask your dog what he thinks about your shelter

[@silentoutdoors4412]

She likes it 😀

[@Alicia-x1w]

Poor dog. Why bring the dog along.

[@sgeraptor]

look very closely he ate the dog 🤡

[@darkbulb367]

Narration would've made this useful. We came here to learn from you.

[@silentoutdoors4412]

Learn from what I do.