Underground Bushcraft shelter, Wilderness survival shelter, Warm shelter with fireplace in winter

Bushcraft, Survival Skills, Off grid living, Winter Camp, Cooking, Underground Bunker, Warm Shelter
Hello everybody.
I'm here with a new video. In this video I made an underground shelter. First, I dug the soil to get enough depth and length. Then I covered it with trees. I covered the trees with dry grass. Then I covered it with soil. I built a fireplace inside my shelter. I both warmed and cooked my meals there. It was an enjoyable camp for me. I hope you like it too. Enjoy watching.

[@nifty1940]

40 years ago, while hunting on the edges of the Australian outback, we came across an almost identical in-ground hut. We called them shepherd's huts, a temporary home until the homesteader / squatter, built a more permanent structure. It kept the scorching sun off you, and the dirt fireplace was ideal for cooking with off-ground dugout shelves for beds. The wooden / dirt canopy was exact to your build and was cozy, warm and a partial safe area from bush fires. Excellent video mate.

[@lifeinnatureandbushcraft5540]

Hello. You told me so beautifully about the shelter you encountered 40 years ago that I am very happy. Thank you very much for taking the time to write your valuable comment. I offer my love and respect.

[@user-ed2sr5mx6y]

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[@waqarnaqvi7593]

Wonderful I have yet to see such camping

[@chocoladehaai8796]

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[@jefersonblacksoul]

It may even seem ironic to dig a hole in the ground in a survival situation. It may have the appearance of a tomb, but in these weather conditions it is the best alternative to stay alive! I really enjoyed your video!👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

[@lifeinnatureandbushcraft5540]

I'm glad you liked the video. Thank you. There was an underground bunker I made before. It didn't have a fireplace and I really made it like a tomb and wrote that in the recipe. But I didn't think it looked like a tomb until you told me about this shelter. (It's really ironic to stay in a tomb-like bunker for survival. It's a different perspective. Thanks)

[@jefersonblacksoul]

@@lifeinnatureandbushcraft5540 Your work was excellent!

[@jonothandoeser]

That looks like more than 1 day's work. Especially with that little shovel.

[@markkinney815]

I'm a former log cabin builder from Northern Minnesota (pencil pusher now, I'm 60). Back in the day we used axes and chainsaws, there was usually no power to the site until the building was complete. I like the concept for a dugout survival shelter in the right environment, but up north we have bedrock (glaciers scraped off the topsoil) and even in early winter, frozen ground. Go too deep in the woods and you'll have a root network that will have you sawing all day. Right place and season, though, and I think this would work and be an effective shelter. A good warm camp for a few days, but may not be worth it if you're on the move in a climate warm enough to dig. Still a cool video though, and not a bad idea for staying under rifle fire in the deer opener or otherwise.

[@lifeinnatureandbushcraft5540]

Thank you very much for sharing valuable information about yourself. It's really cold where you live. Staying in such shelters can be difficult. It still works there when the door is solid and the floor is insulated. It's not too cold where I live and the black winter hasn't come yet. So I woke up without freezing. Also the fireplace was working very well.

[@mariocastro3944]

Shut up bruh

[@stevegodwin6416]

When my Norwegian pioneer ancestors moved to central Minnesota (Kandiyohi county) they built a dugout for shelter the first year while building the farmhouse. Hearty folks.

[@carldevries178]

Alberta, Canada here. You would have to build this before winter set in; because after that the ground would be rock hard. But I do like watching these type of videos.

[@i.p.freely3561]

We built “cave” club houses in West Texas as kids. Dig a ditch, dig a big club room for 4 or 6 kids, and cover with scrap wood, then tin sheets and dirt on top. Problem with our caves and these ground shelters you see, is rain that comes in the entrance. We would dig the entrance with a 6 or 8 lip of dirt just past the entrance to stop water from entering the path to the club room. Further advancement was to make a lip of dirt around the entrance and make a top of tin with 2x4 to block out the rain. We were hot stuff in our caves. 😂

[@brentlticman2607]

As someone who used to dig burrows as a kid and try and make a tent out of it. This pleases the 7 year old within me.

[@lifeinnatureandbushcraft5540]

It makes me happy to take you back to childhood memories and make the child inside you happy.

[@RockeyMarle]

I wish I had beautiful soil like that in my garden. I could grow anything!

[@lifeinnatureandbushcraft5540]

Thank you very much. Yes, the land was really beautiful.

[@RaSta_Skif]

Отличный вариант 👍 На юге России казаки так и осваивали земли: копали 2-3 соединённые траншеи, делали А образную крышу над ними, крышу застилали камышом, травой и засыпали землёй. Это было временное жилище на период постройки дома из глины с соломой. Потом при вспашке участка для поля с него приносили камень, им выкладывали стены и временное жилище превращалось в хранилище урожая и заготовок, называет погреб, в котором почти всегда постоянная температура 👍

[@jr-xs9tf]

Walking in the wilderness away from the utter madness society has produced. Bliss.

[@lifeinnatureandbushcraft5540]

Calmness, happiness, peace...

[@steviemac2681]

Top class. I think that's the most homely shelter I've seen anyone make in the wilderness. Our ancestors must have felt so cosy in their shelters sometimes.

[@gregwatson7383]

What an amazing job you did to set up for the night and I'll be watching more of your videos whenever they are added to your list, cheers from Australia 🇦🇺

[@lifeinnatureandbushcraft5540]

You are lucky if you have a place to stay and food in nature. As you said, preparations are made for the night all day. Thanks for your valuable comments. I would be happy to read your comments for other videos as well. Greetings to Australia.

[@derklempner]

Look! Another KZbin channel where nobody talks and explains what they're doing! Exactly what we all needed!

[@svetlanaskakun9841]

Спасибо, за подсказку, как выжить. Урок поучительный, полезный, интересный и прекрасное укрытие на всякий случай.

[@lifeinnatureandbushcraft5540]

Большое спасибо за ваш ценный комментарий.

[@Danny-ge2my]

In a friend's backyard we had almost 150 of on Ground forts!!!! Like I said we dug about 150 feet in all directions sometimes 6-foot deep so you could stand up, sometimes only 4 ft deep and average of 3 1/2 ft wide, so you could lay a piece of plywood on it!!!

[@shughy1]

If I met someone in the forest with a spade digging a long hole like that I'd run for my life 😀

[@lifeinnatureandbushcraft5540]

... it might sound a little creepy. I would call out right behind you and say, "No harm will come to you from me." :))

[@swenhirsch1622]

Bullshi

[@imjinrat2325]

Very convenient spot with nice soft dirt, no rocks and all those trees the exact right size.

[@DogaAnsiklopedisi]

efsane bir fikir olmuş barınak için. çok teşekkürler ilham verici bir video

[@lifeinnatureandbushcraft5540]

Çok teşekkür ederim. Beğendiğinize sevindim.

[@timbow50]

The dugout style shelter is the only way to go if at all possible. So much warmer especially in the north country. 👍👍

[@lifeinnatureandbushcraft5540]

Thank you for the comment.

[@miked9383]

Awesome. Never fig a hole like that in New England - rocks and stones.

[@lifeinnatureandbushcraft5540]

I'm glad you liked it. Thank you so much. Yes, you're right, soft soil is an advantage for me. If it was stone, I couldn't do it either.

[@jfk64kennedy95]

I laugh to myself when I watch these "Dug Out" shelters, all of them, other than roots, are fairly clean digging, where I live, the ground loaded with rocks, good size ones, it would take well over a day+, to dig that, where I live

[@lifeinnatureandbushcraft5540]

Yes, the ground was soft. If it were a rock, it would take me a long time to build this bunker. Thanks for the comment.

[@jimmyneighbors4943]

They don't leck while raising?

[@AgusBushcraft]

Shelter dibawah tanah sungguh sangat bagus dan hangat buat tidur, kami terinspirasi dengan video ini, hari ini kami baru menemukan Video anda, kami dari Indonesia hadir untuk mendukung anda💪🙏👍❤️😘🇮🇩🇮🇩🇮🇩

[@user-bd1mr5lr5w]

Земля хорошая - песчаная !

[@lifeinnatureandbushcraft5540]

Почва мягкая, не слишком песчаная.

[@Liếm-h2u]

Nóc hầm chữ A rất kiên cố Người lính việt Nam 🇻🇳 rất hay sử dụng loại hầm như này❤❤❤❤

[@lifeinnatureandbushcraft5540]

Vâng, bạn đã đúng. Những mái nhà như vậy trở nên mạnh mẽ. Cảm ơn bạn rất nhiều vì nhận xét có giá trị của bạn.

[@francescofazzina7593]

HI VERY VERY GOOD I LOVE THE WAY LIFE BEE LIKE THE 👍👍👍👍👍

[@lifeinnatureandbushcraft5540]

Thank you very much.

[@joemoreland1925]

Love that idea 😀. I've yet to find a riverbed that didn't have river rock all through it. I'd like more dirt like him 😀.

[@lifeinnatureandbushcraft5540]

Thank you very much. Yes, the lack of stones in it made it easier for me to dig.

[@dlk.034]

yine harika bir iş çıkarmışsınız.Yemekler de çok güzel görünüyor. Şömine detayı🥰 Emeklerinize sağlık 🍀

[@lifeinnatureandbushcraft5540]

Çok teşekkür ederim

[@rcnelson]

There are some possibilities for short-term survival in such constructs, but many of this type of video feature a brown, clayey soil, workable stuff but very different from the black, friable soil in this region. The shelter's roof in this video would also be useless in a rain or even a light snow. With some kind of impermeable cover and door and soil that doesn't crumble this shelter could make a fun hideout or getaway spot for camping, reflecting, and observing nature.

[@lifeinnatureandbushcraft5540]

This is temporary and enough for me. The region is not a very rainy place. It can be improved a little more for rainy regions.

[@kte2843]

Замечательно окей класс я впечатлён удачи вам.

[@부시크래프트]

Hi friend The dirt looks good. It's good soil to dig with a shovel :) You must have built a lot of muscle in your body from shoveling dirt up to your waist. That fireplace is something I really want to try, but here I need an excavator to dig as much as I do :) Today's dish also looks so delicious. i really like your cooking 안녕 친구 흙이 좋아 보입니다. 삽으로 파기 좋은 흙입니다 :) 흙을 허리까지 퍼 올리는 동안 당신의 몸은 매우 건강해졌을 것이다. 저 벽난로는 정말 해보고 싶은 것인데 여기는 저만큼 땅을 파려면 굴삭기가 필요할거야 :) 오늘 요리도 너무 맛있어 보여요. 나는 당신의 요리를 정말 좋아합니다

[@lifeinnatureandbushcraft5540]

Hello my friend. The soil I sheltered was not hard. So I didn't have much difficulty in digging. Building a shelter from the ground is enjoyable and relaxing. But sometimes I come across very hard soils. Then it gets tiring and I build muscle like you said. You said you loved the fireplace. Thank you and I want you to try it. Good bye.

[@shanepeterson4572]

Yeah these huts are awesome, my partner and I made one of these and slept in it for a week just for the experience, it was brilliant. We lined the inside of ours with a tarpaulin . We did a fireplace like that too, it was so cozy.

[@lifeinnatureandbushcraft5540]

It's great that you tried it and liked it. Greetings.

[@mikailarc1093]

Harika bir video

[@lifeinnatureandbushcraft5540]

Teşekkürler

[@WillieMakeit]

Great experience outdoors. Wonderful video thanks for sharing

[@lifeinnatureandbushcraft5540]

thanks

[@marytruesdale5822]

I do so love this underground bushcraft, because you can stand up in it comfortably. Some are so small you can't stand up in them.

[@user-ph3rn2zd4k]

Отличное укрытие,а главное огонь внутри!👍👍👍

[@user-nf5rd9ee7t]

Подумаешь 3 дня строил.

[@AllWeatherFirestarters]

Great video!

[@lifeinnatureandbushcraft5540]

Thanks.

[@brunoluciani3517]

I'm envious love it

[@lifeinnatureandbushcraft5540]

Thank you very much.

[@jeffclark7888]

Outstanding talent!

[@Marinu89]

bravo omule

[@lifeinnatureandbushcraft5540]

Mulțumesc foarte mult. Salutări.

[@elvanircantanhede6465]

Estou gostando dos vídeos ,vou assistir todos. 🇧🇷

[@lifeinnatureandbushcraft5540]

Fico feliz que tenha gostado dos vídeos. Muito obrigada.

[@ricardomacodo156]

Dude......dug out ....we can see the backhoe tracks.........and the limbs....chain saw marks.........oh never mind that was one that i dreamed I built...............great job..............

[@jamesellsworth9673]

You have made a very fine shelter. It looks to be made 'quickly' but I know it took a deal of experience and effort. In the end, you made a cozy shelter in which to spend one or several nights!

[@lifeinnatureandbushcraft5540]

I'm glad you liked the video. It didn't take long to build because the soil was soft. As you said, you can stay for a few days, but I stayed one night and it was enjoyable. Thanks for the comment.

[@Countrylife-yq4yv]

the house is awesome

[@lifeinnatureandbushcraft5540]

Thank you very much.

[@Userzxcvbnm401]

정말 좋은 힐링 동영상 입니다. 잘 봤어요

[@lifeinnatureandbushcraft5540]

동영상이 마음에 드셨다니 정말 기쁩니다. 칭찬의 말씀 정말 감사합니다.

[@Patrick-zg7hg]

This is the most wholesome and inspiring video ,that I've seen in a while Excellent presentation, ...Had my attention from the very start . It is a very comforting thing to live in such intimate harmony with Mother Nature .

[@zekiklnc2010]

Çok güzel olmuş elinize sağlık

[@lifeinnatureandbushcraft5540]

Çok teşekkür ederim

[@bettyboop5177]

Love your dug out shelter, and the fire and food you cooked, tasty 👍🏻💞 Thankyou for helping me learn 💪🏻🙏🏻

[@lifeinnatureandbushcraft5540]

Thank you very much for this sincere and motivational comment.

[@johnlishman4946]

made me hungry mmm you yum

[@wbduckman]

This is great. Until a hard rains. Then, it will be a swimming pool!

[@lifeinnatureandbushcraft5540]

Yes, you're right, but I'll be staying for a short time, 1-2 days. I usually prefer such shelters when there is no rain.

[@Eric-gi9kg]

There's No Way the digging in my area would be this EASY. I didn't see One Rock

[@lifeinnatureandbushcraft5540]

We also have stony areas, but there are also soft, stone-free soils. Thanks for the comment

[@johannfuchs399]

Pfadfinderromantik ohne WC

[@chamiraroshanga5594]

Very nice Video. Thanks.aim sri lanka

[@lifeinnatureandbushcraft5540]

Thank you. Greetings

[@kennygurley2290]

My son watched this video with me and he thought it was me! Great work. Love the video.

[@lifeinnatureandbushcraft5540]

I am so glad you liked the video. Please convey my love to your son. Thank you very much for this sincere comment, which makes me happy.

[@philmuheiny6032]

I just watched your video. That’s a great idea. I’ve watched many video’s where leaves are used as insulation against rain water and keeps heat inside. Thank you sir for showing us how it’s made

[@lifeinnatureandbushcraft5540]

I would be glad if I was useful to someone. Thank you very much.

[@philmuheiny6032]

@@lifeinnatureandbushcraft5540 you’re always useful the world we’re living in many people will need info like this each day more and more are waking up

[@billbudnic2941]

one has to wonder how many days it took to build this.

[@lifeinnatureandbushcraft5540]

Not a day, it didn't take more than 7-8 hours.

[@barrcamp]

Wonderful video thanks for sharing!

[@lifeinnatureandbushcraft5540]

Thank you very much

[@Rolly2912]

Love your shelter style 👍💐💐

[@lifeinnatureandbushcraft5540]

Thank you very much

[@chrislarson4046]

Very cool. Until it rains

[@lifeinnatureandbushcraft5540]

Thank you very much. I might have to do something extra in the rain.

[@react_od]

mantap buscraft 🇮🇩

[@lifeinnatureandbushcraft5540]

Thanks.

[@afichennel9215]

Sangat menakjubkan💪💪

[@lifeinnatureandbushcraft5540]

Terima kasih

[@sorennilsson9742]

That was a smart shelter, there are is one aprovment that could help. Do not sleep at the lowest point. You can avoid that by digging less deap on the side you are to sleep on. That apart i do think the shelter works but it is a lot of work for a night.

[@lifeinnatureandbushcraft5540]

Thank you very much. Thanks for the advice. Actually, there's not much work for one night. Anyway, the goal is to make a shelter. It takes all the fatigue of a person to finally see that he has produced something.

[@johnbraggins3294]

Great video thanks.

[@joewoodchuck3824]

Always great except when the ground is frozen.

[@lifeinnatureandbushcraft5540]

Yes, you are right. The ground had not frozen yet. But when it freezes, you can stay there again by putting some insulation on the floor. Thank you very much for your valuable comment.

[@davidinghram2494]

Very nice! More than enough to survive.

[@lifeinnatureandbushcraft5540]

Thank you very much.

[@johnlishman4946]

defo 👍👌

[@leaelisabethvanbellingen1609]

Super bravo

[@lifeinnatureandbushcraft5540]

Thank you so much.

[@Cw81Deut6n4]

Cool shelter.

[@lifeinnatureandbushcraft5540]

Thank you very much.

[@AmitKumar-oo9gs]

हिंदी मात्रभाषा Love from India.

[@lifeinnatureandbushcraft5540]

Thank you very much. Greetings to India.

[@acudaican]

Wow, the soil inside looks so fine. It looks like staying there would leave you incredibly dirty. I don't mean in the unhygienic sense, but literally that it looks as though dirt would get everywhere, haha! Very cool shelter design.

[@lifeinnatureandbushcraft5540]

The soil was nice and soft. If you have such hobbies, hygiene 2. it needs to be included in the plan. I also think that natural dirt is not harmful :)) Greetings.

[@emmanuelvelasco3031]

Cool!

[@lifeinnatureandbushcraft5540]

Thanks.

[@user-jx3iy8qr9b]

فكره جيده للمطر في الصحراء

[@lifeinnatureandbushcraft5540]

شكرا لتعليقك القيم.

[@stevenm.6886]

Chthonic life! Awesome 👍🏼

[@lifeinnatureandbushcraft5540]

Thank you very much.

[@howardchambers9679]

Nice soil. Even frozen it crumbles easily.

[@lifeinnatureandbushcraft5540]

Yes, soft soil. Thanks for the comment

[@istvanjakab2180]

Ez egy fedett sirhely az erdoben! Amugy tetszett volna ha nem vagy ennyire igenytelen!

[@lifeinnatureandbushcraft5540]

A bunkerem kicsit úgy néz ki, mint egy sír, oké, de nem hiszem, hogy goromba vagyok.

[@ibrahimoli7321]

I ❤ U bro

[@lifeinnatureandbushcraft5540]

Thanks.

[@moniqueponce1020]

Bravo tres bel abris magnifique

[@lifeinnatureandbushcraft5540]

Je suis content que ça te plaise. Merci bien.

[@dennycarroll8486]

Very nice job! Just one piece of advice, take it or leave it. All exterior doors should swing to the inside. Interior doors as well lf possible. It wouldn't take much snow or mud who knows maybe a dead animal up against your exterior door and you're now trapped inside.

[@MrVolvobloke]

Are you seriously saying you couldn't get out of a leaf and twig covered temporary shelter made of a few sticks if your life depended on it?

[@lifeinnatureandbushcraft5540]

I am glad you like it. Thank you very much for your valuable comment and advice.

[@johnlishman4946]

@@MrVolvobloke defo it would be a bit of a push but you would do it quite easy he didn't fix them at the bottom prize them apart crawl though you would do it if your life depended on it good build hope it didn't rain

[@sebastianrak5557]

Super, I really like such a shelter, I've been thinking recently whether I should make one myself Your video helped me thank you and I'm subscribing

[@lifeinnatureandbushcraft5540]

If you want to do it, do it without delay. I'm glad if the video gave you an idea. Thank you very much for your comment and support 🙏

[@snakeeye6269]

This would be the long-term shelter I would build if I was on the show Alone. If not this, a log cabin style would be my other choice.

[@lifeinnatureandbushcraft5540]

Thanks.

[@kckrye]

Thats a really cool shelter.

[@lifeinnatureandbushcraft5540]

Thank you very much.

[@sqd37l]

just outstanding! enjoyed the video!

[@MikeBurns-bi5xj]

Very good presentation and craftmanship

[@lifeinnatureandbushcraft5540]

I'm glad you like it, Thank you very much.

[@hehawbuggeraw8203]

No doubt about it it's definitely alot of work but he got lucky with picking a sand pit to do dig in. I like it just need to find a sandpit of my own lol

[@lifeinnatureandbushcraft5540]

The soil was soft, yes, but there was not much sand. If the soil was sandy, it would be dangerous.

[@paulolimalima336]

Excelente

[@lifeinnatureandbushcraft5540]

Thank you very much

[@user-ge2dr5qe7t]

Хорошо но в один световой день, не построиш такую хижину

[@lifeinnatureandbushcraft5540]

Я закончил за 7-8 часов. Потому что почва мягкая.

[@user-fx4by5el5d]

@@lifeinnatureandbushcraft5540 А 60 стволиков спилил и обработал за час и потом всё покрыл за полчаса

[@user-et5cw4wv9m]

당신은 멋진남자.

[@lifeinnatureandbushcraft5540]

정말 고맙습니다. 마음에 드셨다니 정말 다행입니다.

[@jesseduncan9612]

Well done my friend.

[@lifeinnatureandbushcraft5540]

Thank you so much.

[@klikmaus]

Interesting project but I don't see it as practica/fully thought out in an emergency situation. You have a shovel, mattock, lighter, cutting board, and grocery store veggies. Why not a tarp or three, or even a cheap roll of dropcloth plastic? Plastic or tarps over the roofing cover before applying brush/dirt would be the ideal waterproofing for the interior as well as a vapor barrier for heat retention. If building it as a long-term structure (weeks to months of use), it'd be best to invest the time and effort into making a rudimentary kiln to bake mudbrick shingles for protection from the elements.

[@allpacino.3962]

Super 🙂

[@lifeinnatureandbushcraft5540]

Thanks

[@victornewman9904]

The problem is the earth walls trickling down onto your sleeping bag/ platform..Need a decent military pick and shovel.

[@lifeinnatureandbushcraft5540]

There wasn't a lot of soil dripping. It may be a good pick and shovel, but these are easy to carry.

[@jeraldlockhart2046]

Probably not much rain there that would flood really quick so you have to do it on the top of the hill maybe? I can also dig a tunnel to let the water out?😮❤😅

[@lifeinnatureandbushcraft5540]

The region is not a place that gets a lot of rain. As you said, a tunnel can also be dug for the flow of water. Thanks.

[@kupaspancing6653]

👍👍❤️

[@lifeinnatureandbushcraft5540]

Thanks

[@carloscala1452]

Lo extraño es que, al cavar, no encuentre raíces o piedras. Es afortunado con el suelo que encontró 😂

[@lifeinnatureandbushcraft5540]

Sí, tuve suerte. Tanto el suelo era blando como no había raíces, piedras.

[@truelibertypatriot1776]

snow certainly melted quickly

[@lifeinnatureandbushcraft5540]

Yes, it melted towards noon when the weather got a little warmer.

[@rhysmeyrick615]

Nice.

[@lifeinnatureandbushcraft5540]

Thanks.

[@patrickvirac]

good!!

[@lifeinnatureandbushcraft5540]

Thank you very much

[@paulobarcelos9033]

Top show amigos meu amigo 👌

[@lifeinnatureandbushcraft5540]

Thanks.

[@kenkelble358]

l love these shows cant wait for the picnic. needs a dog to alert him of yogie the bear,and smokie to.

[@lifeinnatureandbushcraft5540]

I'm glad you like it. Thank you very much.

[@kenkelble358]

id rather be out there in the woods ,earth ,smoke ,heat fr, the fireplace ,grilled food, than a 5 star hotel in beverlyhills. WHERES ELLY MAY.

[@user-tn1px9fk4p]

Все здорово, но зимой так не выкопаешь))

[@lifeinnatureandbushcraft5540]

Большое спасибо. Да, зимой было бы трудно копать.

[@mattgroves2215]

Love the video. Nice shelter. And yes...if you are working steady you can build this in your timeframe. Forget the haters....you made a great shelter and showed us how you did it. Outstanding.

[@albz4713]

You are always thinking about the worldly life and the worldly life is not equal to the wing of mosquitoes, as our noble Messenger said

[@lifeinnatureandbushcraft5540]

Doğaya saygılı olmak güzel.

[@wbbartlett]

Great narration. So interesting.

[@lifeinnatureandbushcraft5540]

Thank you very much.

[@josephbarrerareyes]

Saludos desde California, my friend, that was 🔥 amaizing.

[@lifeinnatureandbushcraft5540]

I'm glad you liked it. Thank you so much for your comment. Greetings to California.

[@WillieMakeit]

Does this style radiat the heat throughout the shelter well? Plus how do you like the pack shovel and would you change anything about it? I see you have a separate pick for digging. Great plan

[@lifeinnatureandbushcraft5540]

It emits enough heat. The soil is suitable for digging. The shovel is strong enough to make my job easier.

[@dindadindamaylani553]

Keren, 👍

[@lifeinnatureandbushcraft5540]

🙏