Solo Overnight Building a DIY Trash Bag Tent and Raised Bed in The Woods and Lil Smokie Hobo Skillet

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[@mattparker9726]

This reminds me of my 20s. Good job Corporal!

[@ashezheartless9099]

I wish we were both single and I could do one of these with you‐- it's been a long time since I could go camping and the way you do it is just Awesome 👌 However, the next best thing is to get to watch, so thank you for making these and letting us see what real adventures look like!

[@eventsotherthingswithchris9019]

@ Corporals Corner Hey yet again Shawn! A question, I saw somebody using some style of wire instead of the usual rope to fasten things to tree poles including a non grommeted tarp. I don't know if you ever tried this or would? My feeling is, where the wire got poked through the tarp in order to "tie off", even though it'd be a small hole, it's a hole nonetheless that might ruin the structural integrity of the tarp. Am wondering though if I'm right or wrong on my belief?

[@davidtarbassian1490]

You have demonstrated quality. Just yesterday used what you have taught here and tried giving you credit on FB. Glad to see you are washing your hands and moving forward making things better.

[@mben9312]

Thanks again for sharing, You made my day a little brighter. Stay Strong!

[@weoff507]

Ok my Sunday is now complete. Some people think Sunday is for Football but as for me I say Sunday is for learning from the Corporal.

[@DeltaFoxtrotII]

Same it ain’t Sunday until Corporal cooks bacon in the woods

[@vsoulenkil]

Agreed 100%

[@andrewplaysoutside]

You can have both!

[@eventsotherthingswithchris9019]

And, you could combine the 2 somehow even during a game! Of course, you'd have to cook up the bacon & whatnot before anything gets televised. Imagine though, if somehow bacon WAS integrated into football? I mean, they call the ball "pigskin" & well, technically, what is bacon? What would be the combined name afterwards? Footbacon (nope, wouldn't catch on well!) Or, Bacon Ball? ( definitely more potential to take off!)

[@corollaae8645]

Here! Here!

[@randystrauss775]

Thanks for showing uses of the trash bags. I’ve started to add them to my emergency supplies because of your vids. I was surprised to not see you use toggles on those finely crafted corner grommets 😮 PS- you might get tired of it, but thanks for demonstrating the knots again 😊 many of us watch to learn.

[@devildog17013]

I completely agree that 'that other person' deserves no more attention now that you've had your say. It's like eating a family dinner -- finish eating, excuse yourself, walk away from the table. Over, done, and out. Now, that trash bag tarp was excellent. Watching your videos has forced me to once again practice the adage of "Improvise, adapt, overcome." I once did something similar with plastic drop-cloths. I believe you've also used something similar. It's nice because they are larger, and you can double them up if you need more strength. Your time and effort in bringing us these outstanding videos is always much appreciated. Have a great week. Semper Fi!

[@DribbleFunk]

Okay, that short lesson on the marlinespike hitch being the foundation of three different knots was golden. I always thought of them as separate knots before. It is those simple little eye-opening tips and tricks that make your stuff really enjoyable. Thanks.

[@williammrdeza9445]

Keep doing what you are doing, Shawn. I love your outside the box thinking and your willingness to try new things.

[@suzannesnow7485]

Thanks for your insights. This senior citizen enjoys watching your videos. You are a great teacher… my career for over 40 yrs! ✅

[@Joe-kb1sm]

9/26/2022 Watching the knot tieing reminded me that I had a good year in the woods/riverside. I had to buy a new 100 foot spool of #36 bank line, to pack away for next season. I'm old with bad lungs, so no more winter camping. I will go once more this October, then I will watch you camp ect., and be with you in spirit. Yeah, I've been doing this for 50 years, but that don't mean you haven't taught me some good stuff. Throw a stick in the fire this winter, and think of all us guys that wish we were with you.

[@quinntheeskimooutdoors6234]

Real good Corporal. Good knots, primitive fishing, advanced hobo shelter, and a nice Spamtember meal. Thanks and take care.

[@johnsinclair3067]

For cold weather: Keeping the bags intact, you could stuff them with leaves/pine straw for an insulated cover. Tape together, then cut a 3"-4" slit at the top of each pocket to add the insulation.

[@holdencaulfield5826]

The Honey Locust thorn hook reminded me of a book I loved as a kid titled My Side of The Mountain.

[@MrJayharr58]

I was obsessed with that book!! I totally forgot about it till now!! There is a sequel too! Bout to buy them at a goodwill and read at 40!! Lol

[@ScottRauber]

As I've watched the kids I teach, I see the similarity....in you created something out of nowhere. In your mind, then put it to work. Amazing mental exercise and execution!!

[@corby6956]

Not only do you keep it simple, you do very neat work and that is a trait of someone who gives a hoot !!! Keep up the excellent work sir : )

[@wolfeyessouls7965]

Totally love the knot break down. That helps ❣❤🐺❤

[@cheryldailey5178]

Now, with the bags intact, you could stuff dry grass etc...in it for insulation if needed. Great job!

[@jamesgigowski1545]

after watching some of your videos . and how peaceful they seem i went to my family's lake just me and a one man tent and had the most peaceful time and will do it again . thanks

[@Stoney_AKA_James]

This is a perfect example of adapting an item to suit your needs: using garbage bags for a shellter! I agree, keeping the bags intact for future use is better. And this is exactly why I (we) follow and support you Shawn! #Improvise #Adapt #Overcome #Less_Drama

[@williamlaxton6345]

Kelly, thank you for this week’s post. Staying with the basics (practicing them with different media) and keeping it simple is what keeps me coming back. I really liked the choice of retaining the drum liner’s configuration, while using them for a tarp - great example of thinking outside and ahead of the box. Nice hook demo, another example of situational awareness and resources on hand meets need. Nice on the fly dinner. A great and cheap retake on previous dishes. Hobo rocks! I don’t know much about the matter to discussed at the end. It ain’t really my business. I will say this; that you took the time to prudently and considerately put an end to whatever it was publically and kindly is what I know to be effective deck plate leadership of the first order. Well done! Looking forward to the next one. Cheers

[@shayneenoughsaid541]

Awesome job with the honey locust and thanks for being honest about how long it actually took. People don't realize everything isn't an instant success.

[@hawkhawkins7562]

" I choose to live by choice, not chance: To be motivated, not manipulated; To be useful, not used; To make changes, not excuses; To excel, not compete. I choose self-esteem, not self-pity. I choose to listen to my inner voice, and never to the random opinions of others." As always a great video ! Semper Fi DevilDoc8404

[@smoothvern165]

Awesome job with the drum liners! Cool as heck, catching fish on a gorge hook! Another great video!!!!

[@user-David-Alan]

Nice set up and catching the fish was cool. Take care and stay safe.

[@jeffwebb8306]

I like your idea of the trash bags tent it's good to know in a survival emergency. 👍

[@ihopcsx]

I like the little talks you have with us so we are on the same page. You earned your tags

[@petersallander6913]

I look forward to your videos every week I thoroughly enjoy what you do for us I'm too crippled up to do it myself but I love watching what you do

[@anthonysandqvist7704]

As always another fantastic overnight video you're always seen to surprise surprise on what you can do from your bucket this or anything else you pitch your mind tune two thumbs up to you from Anthony from down under Australia thank you once again mate

[@xadamxk]

I loved this video. It was the PERFECT combination of building, explaining, easily digestible lessons, entertainment, and Corporal. Keep it up!

[@johnfuller6338]

That's neat that your using the biker tracker knife, as I also have one an find it to be damn near perfect for most of my outdoor use.

[@TheBHoky]

you are a good man trying to teach some skills through videos. Do what you do best and don't let what anyone says or does stop or distract you. Keep up the good work.

[@TheRealBeardedEagle]

Awesome as always. Thanks for sharing!

[@lisajones8730]

I'm always a day late and a dollar short and just got to watch this video. No clue what's going on with whoever but I've learned so much from your videos and I always hang out for your final thoughts. You have made me feel a lot more calm about being in the woods which is literally where I live so thank you for that!! My pack now has basic survival in mind and I'm much less afraid of being lost, stuck or stranded !!

[@robertott2631]

Cool garbage bag tent., who needs expensive camping gear with you to show us the way., Semper Fi 🇺🇸.!!!

[@bigdazb]

This man is a machine! Every. Damn. Week. People. And I will watch every week. Thanks Corp.

[@thebigwhitehorse6228]

...I turned off notifications for most of the channels I'm subscribed to, however ............ Corporal's Corners notifications Stays ON....This channel is OUTSTANDING!...👍

[@williamgallier2197]

Great content as usual Corporal! I know it’s been slow moving, but we’re finally almost at that 1 Million subs! Keep up the great work! 👊🏽❤️🍺🍺🍻

[@carlisgrigg6355]

Devil Dog, you are a true leader. I was a Snco for 16 out of 20 years, and led by example then, as I do now. I would have been proud to have had you in my ranks. Your videos are motivating , and take me back to my days in the Corps... You're the real deal, and I thank and support you 100%.

[@i_am_a_freespirit]

Useful Video thank you.

[@cakiepyunyuru112]

Always a fan of how you tie knots and show how simple it is to do. Repetition is always key to learning and remembering. Thanks for your hard work and keep it up sir!

[@williamwatson840]

Thank you again. I will always watch your videos again. I enjoy them and always learn something new.

[@-DexterMorgan-]

love corporal’s final thoughts! you’re a cool dude and your videos kick ass. keep doing your thing man, you’re an inspiration

[@pillowlava]

One of my favorite things about your work is the precision and "cleanneass" of what you do. Whether it is cutting and melting the ends of your bankline, the evenness of your duct tape lines, video footage of your gear, the organization of your structures and camps, etc., I really enjoy watching the pride you take in what you do.

[@davidmadisontheguardian]

Hear, hear!

[@renondagregson1363]

Thank you for the trash bag tent. I will use that .

[@BIGBUBBADIESEL]

Just to be sure, it's drum liners, 6.0 mil, so very heavy duty trash bags...not something you can typically get at a dollar store (although you might). Now lighter ones will work but not for the bed style that he's built. Heavy bags needed for that. 😉

[@renondagregson1363]

I am living on ssi and that is an affordable idea for me.

[@ncrshane1919]

Been loving the DIY/Improvised stuff lately. I'm doing a 3 day overnight trip with some friends in a couple weeks and we are trying no premade tents/shelters, so I'm getting some good inspiration.

[@brianferris1233]

God bless you 🙏thank you for sharing (I have two camo rain ponchos that I could use for such a shelter as well)

[@brianferris1233]

👍

[@outdoorsforachange]

I started watching CC 4 weeks ago and completed my first two solo trips. Tomorrow I go for two nights for my third. I love it!

[@VondaInWonderland]

I went to get some of those 6mil bags but they were EXPENSIVE, I got 3 mil for a fraction of the price and decided to double them if needed. I hope that it works ♥

[@marktouchette373]

Great segment on the marlins spike hitch as the basis for a bowline and arbor knot!

[@davidhenderson3400]

Here is an idea. This is your land so why not just leave something like this. Come back in a week and see how it hold up over time. After a couple of weeks then tare it down and clean up. You could do videos on hold such builds hold up a week or a month later.

[@recall5811]

most cant seem to watch as it is, coming back to the same shelter will just get less views than I already do

[@davidhenderson3400]

@@recall5811 That is a shame. I would like the to see how something like this would hold up long term like for a week or two.

[@davidbohde402]

Another Master Class. There’s more skills and know how packed into these 26 minutes than any other on KZbin. Kudos.

[@thomasflippen4341]

I look forward to this every Sunday! I'm looking forward to doing this with my son once he gets older he's only 1 year right now

[@sgtjrr9771]

I was taught years ago by a fellow warrior, “Those who talk don’t know & those who know don’t talk!” I’ve found this to be very truthful over the years! Not sure who has been referenced in this & past vids, but won’t waste my time searching & refuse to benefit them by doing so! Carry on brother! ❤️💪💥

[@iGregory67]

That is the bet way I've seen to tie a bowline. Well done!!

[@tburda823]

I tried my hand at making a bow drill while camping over the weekend. Without going back to any references I tried to do it from memory and your instructions in the past. I was 99% successful, I had to make the bow and spindle twice. I got smoke, but wasn't successful in a full fire. Definitely going to try again in the future after rewatching some how to and techniques.

[@markh5889]

Great video as usual!! Super creative. My local big box stores don't carry 50 gal trash bags in anything heaier than 3 mil. Any suggestions for a source of 6mil, 50 gal trashbags?? Thanks.

[@recall5811]

I tell you in the video where to find gear

[@danholmblad9925]

Another great job. Just when I thought I have seen it all you surprise me again. Thanks for all the hard work. God bless you keep it up.

[@RobZionla]

Thanks for the intricate knot segments!

[@willmorrison5950]

Thanks Shawn for another great video. I love that you get do these videos cuz I can tell you really enjoy them! 🙏 ❤️

[@alexanderscarpechi1117]

That gorge hook was some true bushcraft/survival sh*t. Impressive!!!!!

[@Jaden48108]

I like it. Making construction bags into a tarp configuring them into a tent, raising a bed, teaching 3 knots showing the derivatives of the marlin spike hitch and for the very first time on KZbin witnessing someone get dinner using a gorge hook. Total bad ass.

[@noptsdwn]

Another good presentation. Seems like the Pathfinders are really favoring raised beds. Great job on natural resource fishing. Keep it up Shawn. Always appreciate your efforts.

[@NickelStee1]

Thanks for the words of wisdom. I know I'm not the only one that appreciates that sort of thing.

[@peggycheney1839]

Thanks for another great video. I always enjoy watching!

[@danedickson82]

still waiting for my knot lessons

[@cynthiasimpson78]

I like this shelter. It shows what you can do with what you might have around the house or at a store without having to buy expensive outdoor equipment.

[@kc1qbt794]

I gotta tell you man I love your videos like 2 years ago you made this video on how to start a fire with even wet small sticks medium ones with your /\ method. I’ve been doing that ever since and it has never ever once let me down im talkin at least 100 fires

[@CrochetTechniques]

Yeah I love that video too

[@galfridusarturus6403]

Love your humor bro. I get all your references. Definitely generational. Your content is great as always. Thanks man.

[@Bear-Ur2ez]

I never get enough from this guy . He goes out of his way to try and teach something to everyone watching . I think his head is like a encyclopedia containing a vast amount of knowledge . The good thing is , He's willing to share it .

[@pamelalandon2423]

I like these videos. Keep up the good work.

[@sdsi68]

Totally loved the trash bag build and especially the raised bed, awesome information 😃, dinner looked delicious 🤤, hahaha totally looking forward to your next video 😁🤙🤙🤙

[@frankmorris7003]

Corporal I'll stand with u regardless no matter what aswell you'll always have my full support!!!

[@suzibikerbabe8073]

Person A at heart (and literally that a long time ago) but a broken spine sidelined me to a sort of person B. And yes, much of life goes by and there's nothing I can do about it, Beau. Except to live vicariously through you. ;)

[@TheBanjo53]

You are having to much fun in that creek. Love to see a video with improvised fish traps

[@toggsy5663]

Oh nice, I have black bags and duct tape, I'll build the same way as you did 👍

[@jimcrowder7102]

Very good job of teaching skills that can make a difference in how well you make out. 👍👌

[@Gary87]

Thank you for showing the knots. I find it interesting and a good way to learn things

[@dennischeslock7782]

Hay Shaun, The volume is really low, I can bearly hear you with my volume all the way up. Dennis from Delaware

[@The_Hartofect_]

Enjoy watching your videos non stop. I will admit for feeling like an a’hole for not viewing as much as I use to. Great video and content.

[@jimpsentertainmenttv3586]

Hey the do-er always gets the job done ✊🏾

[@dennissmith1803]

well said and enough said keep on doing what you do Shawn we all appreciate it

[@deanbartle1384]

Any man can fight but it takes a real man to know when to walk away. Props to you sir, love the videos, they've taught me a lot can't wait for what's to come. Have a good day sir.

[@MichaelJones-ox4uk]

I have taken Duct tape on hunting pack trips in November here in Colorado. Never gotten anything but dismal results in the cold, wet and snow with Duct tape .. Good thing you had somewhat ideal conditions to build a shelter. But on another note I have watched and enjoyed all your videos. And have came away with new tricks and ideas to keep me alive in the woods. Keep it up your are great 👍

[@robzano]

Another Outstanding video

[@williamwatson840]

Another great video more great stuff to learn and to put into the what to do when the s--t hits the fan book. You know there will always be people who need to hear themselves talk and put others down. You do great work and show a deep understanding of bush craft. Great choice to disengage some battles do not need to be fought. Just do what you do, teach others which you seem to enjoy, so don't let someone take your joy. keep up the great work.

[@JoeBidenIsNotMyPresident]

I would love to see you revisit this shelter in the winter, but add leaves and other items for insulation into the bags. I bet it would keep you very warm and comfortable as long as you can drop the sides doen to the ground and maybe add walls to the small sides.

[@VashtiWood]

For what it's worth, I'm loving the extra tutorials within the video (seasoning pans last video, knits this video) Kudos

[@bobhedrick1791]

great use of the trash bags, I see a lot of research went into this 0ne You did a great job! Love the knot closeups.

[@bpp325]

I always breathe a sigh of relief when the fire is burning.

[@jensh.2595]

I've done the exact same thing and put it up in my garden to see how it deteriorates. It survived nearly all winter (Germany) before one of the attached strings ripped one of the bags corners and it would have needed a duct tape repair. Pretty much as awesome as quickly DIYs get!

[@johno1057]

Great build that anyone could do in a pinch. Food looked yummy. I have some of those potatoes at home so that will be dinner tonight. Have a great week and keep doing what your doing. See you next Sunday.

[@randallhawkinson4727]

Another great one! Six mil bags seem like good all-around stuff to have. Thanks for the review of the knots (still having problems). I'm pathetic. I now need to try the Jalapeño Spam. I love a little attitude in my food! (Grew up military in New Mexico.) And the Hobo Skillet! Valhalla! Now to watch last week's drop. Carry on.

[@cliftonselent4625]

Take the high road bro and be the bigger better man! Love all the builds and tips.

[@robertschmutzerphotography7479]

Another great episode! Really cool how you used the tree spikes for a fish hook!

[@roadsidecarcare]

Definitely cool, didn't see this coming with trash bags nice n clean setup

[@mudinmyeye2881]

I knew it was you Stoker was talking about!! Lol you a beast!! Keep up the good stuff sir!! Seeya on the next vlog!!

[@woodknotts6050]

love it.....learn a new trick every time !!!

[@brokenmonkeyrc8350]

Ouch, the final thoughts hit me hard Sean. I used to be a doer decades ago but now I am definitely on the sidelines looking in. I gripe and complain and let my back and joints rule my life. I just wish I knew how to switch back. Maybe you'll cover some strategies in future videos. As always, you are the real deal and I love watching your videos. Stay safe and keep setting the example sir. Side note, lot of officers like to hear themselves talk in the Navy too! lol

[@calummcneil6006]

I like the raised bed & shelter. Yes and the old trusted hurricane lamp, I was thinking where's the Tabasco? Then you mention it for the next video. Love the cooking parts. Great job.

[@wayburg]

Cheers. Thank you for your great videos. Keep it up.

[@adamfarrar8857]

I’ve always tried to think of something to use other than maybe a small bone, to use as a makeshift hook and thanks to you now I do! We have honey locusts everywhere here in Indiana !

[@edawttibsen5345]

i noticed the awl on the camillus. my edc is a camillus. i collect those by year on the tang. i grew up near camillus they went out of business in 2007 after 200 years. they made knives for the us military in all of the major conflicts