Survival Shelter Build / Overnighter with Long Log Fire / -4º Winter camp

I go back to basics for this camp / overnighter and take minimal kit and build a shelter and long log survival fire for the cold -4º night in the woods.
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[@baz_1239]

These videos massively help with my depression 👍

[@KentSurvival]

Thank you :) happy to help

[@MRCANZ00]

Same mate

[@tontoontour]

I hear you there my friend 👌

[@paulamccarthy2177]

Back to nature and God’s creation that’s why:)

[@tonzilla89]

This is almost therapeutic to me too

[@mothereartha7]

Love the long fire bravo

[@petevan8942]

Best movie ever

[@Ricqu]

If only everyone watched one of these nobody would've died in Texas. Great vid. Also, if you want a fire that last the whole night add a third long log ontop.

[@timfinley4436]

Super cool!!

[@marktownsend9333]

Brilliant mate 😥🍻

[@BadMrFrosty999]

It's 3am and I became really hungry watching you cook and eat that chicken! Curse you!

[@onion_wind]

Same 😅

[@danielleslie1753]

Seriously bro, how do you make the flint thing look so damn easy?

[@dhunrayparames9351]

What happens if it rains. I see no shelter at all

[@outdooradventures4250]

What size jacket is that, I was thinking about ordering one and was a little unsure of the sizing of the solognac jackets.

[@KentSurvival]

mine is XL (Europe size) and still fits my lockdown gut lol

[@ebujvt65]

You show that we have options

[@excalibur9768]

Andy, what axe is that?

[@KentSurvival]

Hi David, its the hultafors forest axe

[@janohdegroot989]

I heard barking roe, tawny owl: male and female, crow..

[@lewiswalker6348]

Last 2 minutes tell me all I need to know about how awesome you are dude. “Take only memories, leave nothing but footprints”.

[@EctoMorpheus]

He took several trees and left an entire structure.

[@dylanplatt1740]

you clearly didnt watch the video

[@udrinkit]

​@@dylanplatt1740this one I have to hear...

[@udrinkit]

​@@EctoMorpheusburn.

[@brettkeller469]

Smokey the bear would be proud. And he owns the property he can leave what he wants

[@cheshkat6321]

These no talking videos are the best. The relaxation takes over my being. Not complaining about your other videos. I love them also. But sometimes peace and calm are difficult to obtain. I watch these videos and it's like being wrapped in a comfortable blanket in front of the warm, crackling fire. Thanks very much!

[@scousehousemaffia4289]

That was different loved the acoustic noise just like being out doors with you nice one Andy 👍🙌🔥

[@KentSurvival]

Thanks, glad you enjoyed :)

[@bensoutham9421]

I loved the different style to this 👍

[@richardcoleby2506]

Loved this one. Peaceful moments among the madness.

[@husshussein556]

Petition to get this legend to upload more often. Dont think he realises that his videos help a lot of people with their depression!

[@claramullen]

I really enjoyed this video Andy I needed something to take my mind off of all the hate and violence in the U.S. it is so scary the way people are acting and I am afraid of it getting worse. Thank you for helping me escape it for a few minutes.

[@RiylanCorma]

Fear is the mind killer.

[@KentSurvival]

Thank you Clara, happy to help.. certainly are tough times at the moment.. hang in there!

[@neeleyfolk]

Keep talking to people, fight the fear. Turn off the media and get outside.

[@marianfrances4959]

Love and peace to my American neighbors. ✌💜🇨🇦

[@Pkessler1012]

More than ever before, these skills are necessary. It feels like a true collapse of society is coming, so it's good to learn how to survive like this. Excellent work, friend👍

[@kenthicks1165]

I feel sorry for the people don't understand that the real good life is a candle lit supper of roasted impaled chicken baked bannock smash in front of a wide screen caveman T.V. Life doesn't get much better than that.

[@KentSurvival]

Thanks Kent, I did enjoy getting to basics

[@urbanjungle9600]

I was 26 mins in and thinking where’s the cooking then up pops a chicken!

[@jamesellsworth9673]

I LOVE this video. Firstly, it teaches camp comfort in crisp weather. Secondly, it is chock-a-bloc with tips and techniques: the long-lasting fire lay, using a 'bedroll' and wool blanket on a raised bed, constructing a minimal shelter, making a rotisserie, and more. I like the 'retro' vibe of the candlelight and the leather harness. The videography is top-hole. I keep rewatching!

[@KentSurvival]

Thanks for watching guys, here are links to the hand made leather work and ground sheet used in this video if you are interested: Leather work by Paul Dore: Paul Dore Website: pauldorebushcraft.wordpress.com Paul Dore Facebook: facebook.com/pdbushcraft/ Paul Dore Instagram: instagram.com/pdbushcraft.leatherwork/?hl=en Groundsheet / Tarp: www.etsy.com/listing/814574377/tourist-floor?ref=shop_home_active_1&frs=1

[@jeanetteroth1665]

?lio U

[@richsmart321]

Very calming video to watch after a long and stressful day. I miss wildcamping - didn't manage to do any last year due to lockdowns and other things. Itching to get out around Easter time I really hope. Thanks Andy - your videos have been a link to the world I've missed in 2020. Did the log help keep the low temperatures at bay during the night?

[@KentSurvival]

Thanks very much Richard :) fingers crossed you can get out again soon! The shelter really held the heat well whilst the fire was going

[@Kathy_Is_Blessed]

Awesome Andy! Rugged and real. I have never seen a long-fire quite like that.🔥 Very nice!!

[@KentSurvival]

Thanks Kathy, The fire took a bit to get going but put out some nice heat

[@northernembersoutdoors1045]

Being off all the time I forgot it was wednesday, a double header too, I watched last night a woodland camp of yours where you had some dodgy smash, ha ha you've come along way with the cooking!, Finished the video now, awesome shelter, back to old school style, I liked the shape of it, good all night fire, excellent, not to mention that chicken by the way, yum, thank you.

[@KentSurvival]

Thanks buddy.. haha, the runny mash.. I remember it well :p

[@JustDeacon]

Evening sorted! Time to make a cuppa and watch this!

[@robg3956]

Great fire technique, not sure I've seen that version of a long fire before. As always, fantastic vid Andy, thanks for what you do!

[@KentSurvival]

Thanks for watching Rob

[@El_CID801]

Dude, great videos!! You are the “Bob Ross” of outdoor camping!! Learn a lot from your vids, keep up the good work!

[@thirdwatch9939]

My son is concerned because he keeps leaving his camera behind.

[@KentSurvival]

disposable cameras lol

[@Zombiesheriff]

The non talking ones are brill xx but The best bit about your videos is you 👍🏻👍🏻 absolutely love your dialogue 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@KentSurvival]

Thank you very much :D

[@blackhawk421000]

Man I wish there were spots near me where I could just do some bushcraft and disappear for a couple of days lol

[@baz_1239]

Do you live on the Moon

[@KentSurvival]

plenty of space on the moon

[@gedaiusq]

So peaceful, thank you. Never been camping (ever) but the clips you make just scream at me : GO CAMPING !

[@KentSurvival]

Thanks Dan :) get out there mate! ;)

[@anneli1735]

Thanks Andy for this one „back to the basics“ with just the sound of nature ❣️ doing really good ❣️

[@KentSurvival]

Thanks Anne, good to do these simple ones now and again but also a lot of work for a short day haha

[@Antagonistic]

You and Simon must stop uploading videos at the same time - never know which to choose first! Never easy shelter building in winter.🤔

[@barryconway]

good point, me too. but hey, I'd rather have that choice than not - grateful to them both (o:

[@xaraxania]

i love it when they do that, its like if they do one , i know there will be another. youtube brothers 😊

[@KentSurvival]

haha, it was my spot first :p thanks :)

[@andrewlobb445]

Your camera work is so skillful. I assume it is sefl taught, amazing.

[@spacefire2203]

24k views, I remember telling you that I didn't want you to stop making videos cause I knew it was a talent. Kent if you're reading this congratulations.

[@KentSurvival]

Thanks buddy :D

[@epmsben9503]

Ahhh yes another great video , loved every second of this video 🔥

[@KentSurvival]

:D

[@waymarkerbushcraft]

Fantastic video Andy, nice edit, loved every minute of it. Thanks for filming, (other) Andy

[@KentSurvival]

thank you buddy

[@gailembleton662]

You always come out with new content.. Thoroughly Enjoyed this.. and no Talking 😯.. AMAZING.. Thank you.

[@KentSurvival]

Thank you Gail :)

[@Ob1sdarkside]

Love the sounds of the woodland at night and the fire. Looked like a cold but beautiful one.

[@JohnnyLukyoutube]

Your shelter is gorgeous - almost like art, especially the roof which looked curve in certain angles.

[@KentSurvival]

thanks Johnny, it captured that heat well

[@fyremanjef]

Rewatching this 3 years later and I find it weird that 1) you aren’t talking and 2) you are food without ketchup! Lol

[@MaintenanceENG]

I enjoy your videos, but adverts multiple times during the video impacts on the atmosphere and vibe. If you can, try avoid this. E.g. calm woods and fire, then, LOUD music advertised ottoman bed! Cheers.

[@Cj-uq3kv]

Now you came in with a bed roll, and now you have a chicken and a tea pot? Magic! But it’s all great work for sure. Love the log fire idea!

[@lincspreparednessandoutdoo2648]

Truly one of the best bushcrafting videos I have seen in a long time!

[@KentSurvival]

Thank you William :)

[@michaelplank8966]

I come from kent i do u tube viedos i put hydrogen on older diesell vichiles as a boy scout big on camping the real monty is living of the land make a snare catch a rabbit or a fish and really live of the land bring your own food in is semi good but really living of it is no1 now thats hard i enjoy your viedos and it makes somewhat homesock but england in such a huge mess i hope you miss the fallout i do love the freedom of America anyway great

[@thomascraig7230]

Brilliant! This is my favorite video of yours so far. The most primitive bushcraft video I've seen in a long time. No dialog was great, it was just us watching you.. The long log fire design was great. Well done sir.

[@papabear9481]

With the way the world is now, I don't come to watch silent videos, I desire the friendly talk in conjunction with the rest.

[@BonasticFantastic]

@@papabear9481 I only watch bushcraft vids with no dialogue. ASMR sounds preferred. So much more relaxing

[@robertogomez3698]

Nice Video. I ran into your first video on cooking over a rock. Then I explored your other videos and subscribed. I think you are the Chef of Bushcraft/Outdoor cooking; you do amazing things with food while in the woods. I also find your videos both educational and relaxing. Hence, I try to watch about an hour of your videos to help me relax before going to sleep in the evening. Thanks for your work and God Bless from South Texas.

[@didlidoodles343]

I just love learning from you through your ASMR-inspired videos. Thank you for bringing some peace of mind to many people during these emotionally draining times. Much appreciated, from Canada. :-*

[@Stonehombre1]

Brother, you need to not talk so much. It gets in the way of your bushcraft !! LOL

[@harrygiles1098]

Would love to see more of these please, your videos a brill

[@maryjones8554]

Watching this as i wait fir my daughter in law to give birth :)

[@oddmanout98]

Wow, that did look very cold Andy. Great achievement though. Haven’t seen that fire lay before, interesting. I bet you really would have liked tat roaring all night to keep you warm. Really impressed though. Is it near your planned cabin location? Atb Paul.

[@KentSurvival]

Thanks Paul, it lasted a good long while but did take a bit of nannying at first. not too far away :)

[@ArhPos]

That fire type is commonly used in Finland during winter camping. Do a google search with the word "rakovalkea"

[@fhiontough5801]

great video, love the shelter design and fire. keep making videos please

[@silvialivick3034]

Andy,as peaceful as this was I still miss your voice, it's also soothing.

[@cleusamaria551]

Quando eu era criança,gostava de fazer cabana assim,aproveitando uma árvore caída e outros galhos.Era coisa boa demais

[@BushcraftMo]

So peaceful 🙏❤❤

[@geoffminter2927]

Great video Andy. Cool shelter and great idea for the fire. You are one of my you tube inspirations and fellow man of Kent. Thanks for sharing ✌️

[@pinut187]

Its 00:17 and just going to relax, watch this video and then hit the sack.

[@barryconway]

Oh, well done that man! Thanks for making and sharing this, Andy. Bivi bag underneath the blanket, just in case? Looked like that bed unmade itself a bit overnight - hope you slept some. And then off somewhere for a bacon butty, eh?

[@KentSurvival]

Thank you :) I had a canvas ground sheet on the bottom, worked well, really needed more on the bed for a mattress but I was shattered haha. sausage sarnie at home with gallons of tea to warm through

[@SmokeyPhil123]

Stone Ring needed. Simple and more save. Greetings from Germany 😊

[@andyrr30]

Fab build Andy, always nice seeing how everyone has thier own way of doing this kind of thing. I'll definitely be trying the long fire next time I can get out, thanks for the chill out time and a bit of an escape

[@KentSurvival]

Thanks Andy :D was a long old days work haha, the fire takes a bit to get going but is good when it is :)

[@davidslate2005]

Pardon me for being ignorant; but would it be a better plan to have the opening on the small/lower hight side and the living space to be in the high side? The heat would escape less. Am I off base?

[@davidslate2005]

Sorry, I thought he making a closed in shelter.

[@SwampValley]

That was the most bushcrafty bushcraft a bushcrafter could craft in the bush. 👍

[@KentSurvival]

haha, cheers Skye, bush crafted the hell out of this one :p

[@FATHERSOFBASS]

This was a great video I actually have never seen the log on a log fire that was a great idea so awsome thanks brother

[@traceypotts9425]

Old pillow stuffing and quilt stuffing is good for fire starting

[@chlorophyll365]

Nice video! Really liked the logfire, clever setup. Hope you got warm in the morning 😊

[@KentSurvival]

Thank you :) the fire took a bit of feeding but got there eventually

[@pathfinder3405]

A long fire is a must in cold weather when ground dwelling

[@nicholasleonardo4788]

Nice video. You got some mad skills. Impressed with the fire setup.

[@ministryoflies1344]

I really like these no talking videos. The silence of the woods, crackling fire, etc. I am drawn in by what you're doing and because you don't explain, it makes it a mystery...trying to guess what your plan is... and even more enjoyable to see how it turns out in the end. I really want to camp more thanks to your well shot and edited videos...

[@patwhelan3307]

another video i enjoyed watching, thank you for sharing.

[@BushcraftHakankarahan]

wow great😎👍👍

[@JimRoss-q81]

Camp video Jim Ross ATL i😮😮😮😮😮

[@rachelgrogan2962]

yet again brilliant upload there is many out there but not as good as youres

[@KentSurvival]

Thanks so much Rachel

[@nickdelia3130]

Very Artistic Andy, Well Done.

[@stevewales-uk]

Really enjoyed this video, thank you

[@taylorellis5551]

Love the videos just starting doing camping myself absolutely love it keep it up

[@vivoutdoors]

Great video Andy. I'm always envious of how well you eat out in the bush. Take care!

[@SapperMorton]

Very peaceful videos and I learn a lot. Thank you for sharing. You help me more than you'll ever know.

[@gesitprima8737]

Mantap, kalo di sini sudah diganggu mahluk halus biasanya.

[@robg521]

No talking, good camera scenes, sounds of the fire and noises of the night, nothing to spoil the feeling that you could be there alone yourself, Excellent video mate. 😁👍

[@tomsonfire3740]

*TODAY I WILL MOSTLY BE BURNING THE FIRE REFLECTOR!!*

[@KentSurvival]

😂

[@stevebates7434]

jesses camping

[@alzathoth]

i was going to say "tell us more about your fancy bedroll..." THEN i saw it was just a piece of nylon and a wool blanket, rolled with a few straps... BTW, i can smell that roasted bird from Canada! ;)

[@yuso.b854]

Mad respect for my guy, people seem to be loving him. What a legend

[@ColinSlocombe]

You are amazing in the wild woodland Andy joung dude from Cardiff

[@ColinSlocombe]

Every time I watch you I am so relaxed 😌

[@cherylleewilson6625]

Thanks again Andy for taking us along to share in your outdoor adventures. I live in Washington State U.S. and we have much more hills and very thick woodland areas. Very hard to find a fairly open much less flat sport to get a shelter built. Really enjoy your videos.

[@philipw7557]

Another good video Andy. Liked the log fire. 👍😎🇳🇿

[@KentSurvival]

thanks Phil

[@AdeJohnson]

Four candles!!!!!

[@deadpool8340]

No !!! Fork Handles

[@JohnChapman7]

Thanks again not only for practicing good stewardship by making sure the fire was put out, but by showing this example to others!

[@williambell04]

I’ve always wondered with a cold weather camp on a raised bed if it would have much advantage to pile up a load of brush under the bed.

[@KentSurvival]

would certainly stop the breeze.. I should have had more as a mattress but it was an exhausting day haha

[@tontoontour]

Great video, looked an awesome shelter and very cosy. Splendid bush skills 👌🤘🏼

[@kiamoon8103]

Watching from Africa korongo good u

[@kartikeyavavilala7734]

Lol he has to go grab the camera after pretending to walk away from it

[@marianfrances4959]

You would love the old Joe Robinet vids where he grabs the camera (usually real fast and upside down) and takes it with him!!! One of Canada's finest. 😉🇨🇦

[@DrTariqMahdi36]

@@marianfrances4959 well, may be 🥇🥇🥇🥇🥇📸📸📸

[@asisacharya2076]

U r helping thousands from depression ❤. Carry on.. Love from India 🇮🇳

[@paulshepherd1348]

What an excellent camp! Everything about it! That fire worked so well.... love it. Very impressive....all of it. 👍

[@alansteele3757]

That was a nice camp set up Andy, had not seen that fire set up before. It certainly lasted night, good call. The woods you were in sounded so peaceful 👍

[@dianebannister965]

Loved the shelter and the all night fire, hope you weren't too cold, thanks Andy look forward to seeing you again soon x

[@KentSurvival]

Thanks diana :D

[@Aby7799]

Hello Mr. Andy great video as always!!

[@KentSurvival]

Thank you :)

[@duaneholcomb8408]

When I was younger I used to love camping out in the deep woods just me and god and nature and maybe my,old dog setting around a camp,fire under the stars,,