Winter Bushcraft Shelter Build - Overnight Camping, Raised Bed, Natural Shelter, Fire Reflector

Preparing for the winter, I build a small bushcraft camp. I build a natural shelter, a raised bed, and a fire pit with a fire reflector wall.
My sleep kit includes two 100% wool blankets. I folded both in half, used one as my sleep pad and slept underneath the other (two layers of wool under me and two layers on top). I stayed warm and comfortable all night.
Temperature during this trip:
High: 5 degrees Celsius
Low: -3 degrees Celsius
I made the raised bed out of small diameter pine trees to make the bed have a bit of spring to it. In the future I will craft a sleep pad and use that on my trips instead of a blanket.
The wood pack frame is holding up great, and is a pleasure to hike with in the woods.
Fully loaded for this trip it weighed 20 lbs.
I used my waxed cloth tarp as the "pack" to carry all of my smaller items (cook kit, kettle, food, matches, string, sewing case, saw, honing stone) then used small diameter cord to lash it to the pack frame.
I will be hand sewing a canvas pack soon that will get lashed permanently onto the wood pack frame.
The shelter frame was made from well seasoned pine poles from dead-standing pine.
After the frame was built, I gathered dead spruce boughs and covered the frame with them.
Last I gathered ground moss and covered the whole shelter with the moss.
The shelter is waterproof and will offer good protection from snow storms throughout the winter.
I tested the strength of the frame with my body weight and it held solid despite the weight. I have no doubt it will be able to withstand heavy snow accumulation.
If you have any questions or comments please leave them below.
Thank you to all who watch.
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[@KuskBushcraft]

More info in video description. Thank you all for watching!

[@WildCaptures]

Really enjoyed this video what an incredible forest 👍👍

[@alexvenda]

Gosto de mas de seus vídeos ♥ 🏕 🔥 🍳👍👍👍

[@LegionTacticoolCutlery]

WOW nice setup!

[@ocamposbodybuilding3076]

Parabéns pelo trabalho! Excelente técnicas. Abraços do Brasil.

[@indonesiaprimitive3267]

Amazing

[@scottcampbell2836]

The lack of horrible loud music and endless chatter is refreshing

[@faithsrvtrip8768]

Indeed.

[@Willibef]

You'll like Primitive Technology.

[@THBeatZz]

so true

[@scottcampbell2836]

@Do Nut yank this breeches

[@the_zack_attack7265]

Some Minecraft music would be nice tho

[@burkelong4376]

The nighttime sounds of the wolves or coyotes sent chills down my spine. Thanks for creating and sharing.

[@mitchellmigs5099]

Love watching these bushcaft shelter builds at night right before I go to bed, sounds weird but I’m telling you guys it’s peaceful and helps you fall asleep ahaha. Recently bought a Buck 110 knife, looking forward to getting out in the woods soon and putting it to good use

[@longrider42]

Well at least you got a good knife.

[@yegorskate6835]

You are not the only one. I love watching these videos before bed for the same reasons.

[@mazz85-]

i know, i have honestly none tools if i ever need to go... i have bread knife and screw driver and that about it. Couple basic items i honestly need to go and buy when able.

[@Dannylewis27]

same

[@JessASMR.]

I did the same thing last night and I will tonight as well. I’m also working on a shelter in the woods 🪵 so I love these videos

[@bigredscottjenkins]

I feel this so deeply in my soul. I truly enjoy all of your videos. No music, no filler garbage. Just nature, peace and quiet. I want to disconnect from society so badly! Thank you

[@NoOne-fe3gc]

Everybody like "yeah sure I could do that" until the wolfs started howling

[@grundletaint2161]

I was thinking that the whole time until the wolves lmao. I replayed it 4 times and imagined how horrified I’d be in that scenario haha

[@jort281]

Yeah like damnit why did i cook bacon..!!

[@daducky411]

And what about bears! Aaaargh.

[@raysanace4363]

Hahahaha 🤣

[@raiton3702]

I grew up in country side of Dominican Republic and bulls used to be the wolf because they wouldn’t let you get the mangos from the trees and the pregnant cows were selfish af

[@elusivellama]

This is what I want out of a bushcraft video sometimes - no talking, just a calming video of how to put a bushcraft shelter together.

[@jasunndakidd1531]

Yup

[@maxdeborde6772]

Is so relaxing

[@Christoff070]

Just a calming video of bush shelter while a bear runs in and rips it apart

[@marykrenek512]

And no pbs swirly qs to hypnotize you

[@scarlettskies100]

exactly....no mindless chit chat... just doing

[@WalkerBait]

This man is probably more emotionally healthy than 90% of the rest of us. If a man is okay all alone, and not only is able to survive, but thrive, he has mastered something that most modern humans have forgotten. How to make a living out of living.

[@JamesXiaolu]

well said man!

[@Black.mountain._]

Reeelax lol. It’s basic skills, is a married man and probably filmed this videos about 1/4 mile from his home.

[@firstpersonsnooter2519]

Man, I really felt it when he said: “...”

[@charlieaydin1377]

I run a small electrical business. Phone calls all day. Stress, drama, issues, problems, deadlines, challenges. I come home exhausted every day, beat, tired and depleted. Watching this, I was right there with you bro. It was 15 mins of freedom Thank you

[@sonofeloah]

I loved this video. No chitchat, just straight to the point of what the video is about. One thing I want to correct that gets used on most bushcraft videos is the alleged fire "reflector". Dark-colored objects can not reflect heat or light but absorb it. Back in my boy scout days, we called it what it is, a windbreak. That is what keeps the heat in that area as the wind can not blow it away. I know that I am going to get some backlash from some folks who bought into the whole misconception. But truth is truth.

[@CBlargh]

No lash, forward or back! I think that sounds correct, though the radiation would be mostly infrared, regardless... By putting it on the other side of the fire from you, it absorbs the IR that would have otherwise been lost and sends IR back your way... and keeps the wind from blowing your fire out... ;) The wolves were terrifying at 13:52. Is this in Canadia? I didn't notice a location...

[@markbelden6919]

CB BC holy smokes, I didn't hear the wolves til I read your comment and went back

[@zxyatiywariii8]

I loved the wolves! We occasionally get a pack passing through our area en route to Canada, but alas they never stay here. Wolves tend not to disturb humans as long as we aren't threatening them; but I do always keep a close eye on my small dog whenever we're outside. And she's never out alone, because a wolf might grab a small pet, and also we have foxes and raptors around here all year, and owls who could easily mistake her for a rabbit (as you can see, she's tiny). But I do love falling asleep to the music of the wolves.

[@chrisbanbury]

If it absorbs radiation then it will warm up. If it warms up then it will radiate heat which is effectively a reflector.

[@supercircel7399]

Dude its just like porn ok you have to watch the story to get hard

[@captnquazar2153]

This is how we are meant to live

[@alejandrosolano7421]

Just the soundscapes of your labour are delightful. I can't stress enough how much of an inspiration you are. Nature is Truth.

[@tupera1]

Me trying to put any stake into the ground in any location...hits rock after 2 inches!

[@Keopp69]

Yeah, I can't even get my bird feeders all the way into the ground because of stones.

[@jewberggoldstein7112]

@Steve L lol

[@llVIU]

nah, it's just called dirt, you're weak

[@user-up2ez1eh4b]

tupera1 исторические. Фильм

[@CS-zn6pp]

Just someone trying to tell you not to put that there lol

[@asceticsceptic6192]

I find this type of information to be extremely useful. You never know when you'll have to lay low, off the grid for a while.

[@earthangel8730]

As in NOW

[@MrThenry1988]

You should still practice.

[@douglas1982b]

We grew up in the smokie mountains in east TN. As kids we would make these shelters. We called them forts. We had no teachers or anything on how to build these but they really turned out great and some held up for months with zero maintenance. Pretty good for a bunch of bored kids

[@AltarenGalil]

These Skyrim mods are getting out of hand

[@thegreekfreak1103]

Jan Šinkovec lol

[@SeaJay_Oceans]

You can use the camping mod to set it up in your second favorite city where you don't own a home. :-)

[@raiton3702]

I don’t even play Skyrim but still laughed😂

[@vEvilExecutioner]

😂

[@nemo7694]

Lol

[@erniemoi2732]

This new Minecraft is high quality. I was just wondering why he didn’t make the crafting table in the beginning.

[@voidnugget8455]

ErnieMoi I was wondering as well. Also I wonder what texture pack he is using?

[@TomYourmombadil]

If you ask me, I’d bet he’s using Ray Tracing. Looks way too realistic

[@actuallykizato]

Also what version is this?

[@darkalley8595]

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[@nom303]

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[@Adam-pz6nx]

Man just tell her you’re sorry and go back home!

[@klauscount8156]

Haha man that shit was funny..

[@scoutman]

Nah just gimme my dog..

[@klauscount8156]

@@2033 what comment?

[@klauscount8156]

@@MrBiggysmalls87 oh i see..thaks

[@klauscount8156]

@@MrBiggysmalls87 Thanks.

[@darriant5754]

It's amazing what you can do in 15 minutes and 7 seconds.

[@maxwagner3351]

Darrian T I know and a a whole day can pass

[@scalpelo92]

6 Seconds.

[@CS-zn6pp]

We built something like this when I was a scout, it took 3 of us about 4 hours. It was a cold, damp and miserable night.

[@VikingFyre]

For years I've been wanting to learn bushcraft so I can go and spend a few weeks well off the grid by myself. Something about being alone in the wilderness building a shelter for yourself hearkens to that primal urge, you know? Reconnecting with nature, being self sufficient, and enjoying the quiet of the old world...

[@gcvrsa]

First bushcraft video I've seen on KZbin by someone with the brains enough to cook over coals instead of over flames.

[@8bitbrainz]

Brainz *

[@oleoneeye8380]

agree

[@8bitbrainz]

@It's Private 100 bucks you Look like a child

[@beastman.330]

Will be my bird because I need a Bush women to cook for me while I go on the hunt ,hope you like hedgehog roast.

[@robertkb64]

My buddy and I taught our kids that lesson last week. “Now son, why do we wait for coals before cooking the bacon?” “Because otherwise the fire will get up and get you, right Daddy?” “Right. And then what do we do?” “Make the eggs in the bacon” “Why do we do that, son?” “Because it’s yummy!”

[@user-wp6eh1gi4z]

I'm watching this at 01.00 in the morning, snuggled in my lovely warm bed with a nice mug of hot chocolate on my nearby bedside cabinet.

[@kiidan]

nicest thing ever :)

[@Mike-lk6wl]

😪

[@johnivory1]

I assume "nearby" means within arms reach and not (God forbid) having to get out of bed...

[@403greenstreet3]

Wow! I found myself smiling while watching this & I had no idea why. Something about that fire crackling while you fry that bacon and dip that bread in, enjoying the fruits of your labor in the most natural way. I love everything about this, thank you! I have subscribed 🙏

[@thanemlesstrue-arrow5724]

That bread and bacon after an honest day's work. So basic, yet so good - you deserved that wonderful meal. Thanks for teaching us city types. I think you'd do well on that TV show "Alone".

[@nimascolari1508]

The wife was like "you'll be back." Now he's building a small townhall, convenience store, post office and pharmacy.

[@adamburdt8794]

They should make him a character on these "clash of kings" style games. He builds your stuff super fast

[@ebayerr]

Nima Scolari : What we need is thousands of people all over the world building these in the woods all around the globe,so that we can all return to the nomad way of life and just use these as temp shelters as we travel and explore across the globe.

[@MrClassiccarenthusia]

Plays menu music from Age Of Empires The Rise Of Rome.. 🎶

[@26gatelodge]

Nima Scolari 😖

[@sharkie0042]

@@adamburdt8794 I take it you've never played clash then?

[@johanfaust8576]

I do really like when he is using materials that came only from fallen trees. That's so nice!

[@misiek38lublin]

Jesteś ciekawym człowiekiem i masz ogromną wiedzę szacunek

[@rhs5683]

dlacsego ty mówisz po polsku? ja nie czitsje angelsku.

[@zogthehog]

That forest is beautiful and claustrophobic at the same time. I didn't realize how quiet it must be until you hit the poles in, that echo is insane

[@marioveeser1551]

Well done video. Instructions are very clear even without the usual chatter. Impressed by the raised floor and reflector. Great workmanship. Thanks mate.

[@Abrmaximo1]

No me imagino el trabajo que debe ser grabar y construir a la misma vez excelente video👌

[@wolfofoinn9640]

This Is how Bushcraft should be done! no fancy equipment and technology, big believer in keeping to the old ways and traditions

[@Maxpower36912]

This could qualify as asmr, the audio quality is spectacular!

[@chewyduck1355]

Love these bushcraft videos. Letting the sound of your activities and the wind in the trees provide the soundtrack is awesome. Well done.

[@jasonmischke3826]

My new favorite hobby is watch you live my dream ... thank you

[@quake_er1149]

I am a city person without an outdoor bone in my body and I am impressed

[@jebatevrana]

I hope civilization holds for the time I am alive because people like you scare the shit out of me in the event that electricity gets permanently fucked.

[@RobTheBernardinosaur]

I find videos like these very artistic. The constant change of shots is impressive since he’s on his own.

[@cecillucindo7743]

I enjoyed the silence. Thank you for great video.

[@-davorite-]

This forest is so dreamlike

[@paulmuwadeeb2161]

That's all well and good, but you're a couple of thousand years gifted with you're saw. True survival requires true knowledge.

[@PrimeZeke]

I’ll be getting back into the woods once I return to Canada at the end of October ; hearing that yipping and howling at the end of the video makes me heavily reconsider... 🤔 Another great video, as always!

[@Christyleadbitter]

That was an excellent shelter and built before dark.

[@johnovanic9560]

With everybody doing fire with Ferro rods in flint and steel bow drills and the like, it was refreshing to see the old school one-match fire.

[@kindimage]

I like how shortly after 4:50 the crow mimics the hammering of the frame poles

[@nowakezoneforever6021]

Oh man!! I haven’t even watched this yet but I gave it a thumbs up just for the title!! I tend to watch your productions multiple times because there are so many subtle things presented aside from your main points. This is sure to be another one of them.

[@KuskBushcraft]

Thank you so much for your kind words! I hope you enjoy watching! Take care.

[@criticitizen8749]

Man I wish I was out in the forest... It's the only place I feel happy.

[@Emiliapocalypse]

Same but I’m afraid to be serially killed so I watch these videos

[@crispychicken2743]

I too feel at home in the deep woods , but I know we in a house not a tree

[@sky1zero]

I really got lost in your world, watching the video. it was really therapeutic. like I was actually there. amazing

[@user-ps1dj3lf4l]

Recreation in the forest, by the fire, in the fresh clean air, distracts from everything bad, there is time to calmly think and make the right decision, as well as to strengthen your health and enjoy the beautiful views of the mysterious forest.

[@mechablade5327]

This makes me miss going out to camp for a couple days and just being alone.

[@8bitbrainz]

Just do it.

[@ssc5140]

I had a camping spot when I was dodging the police in my younger days. I made a fake camp and had a friend tip them off. The police watched that camp for weeks.

[@supremetacogames]

Batman The Dark Knight Way to ruin the fuckin mood moron

[@supremetacogames]

Batman The Dark Knight Get the fuck outa here dumbass

[@supremetacogames]

Batman The Dark Knight You’re just trying to act smart because you were too much of a pussy in your days to do anything out of line fuckin prick

[@ericb.4358]

Interesting for a semi-permeant camp. I can see that my Council Tool Wood-Craft 19" axe and Bob Destrude buck saw would work well on this project. SUGGESTIONS: 1. Parallel lash A-shaped poles then twist into A shape. Much stronger means of joining them. 2. Lay a bed of leaves or evergreen boughs before laying the "floor" poles for better insulation and lack of drafts. 3. Hate to say this because it is not "bushcraft" natural materials but the best "door" for this shelter would be a piece of 4 mil clear plastic drop cloth. It will permit the heat from the nice reflector fire to enter the shelter while keeping out drafts, snow and rain. I have used this for winter lean-to construction with a reflector fire.

[@gt-ur8hi]

I built a shelter like this once. It was so cold that my dog got in my sleeping bag with me. The next time, I hung a clear piece of visqueen from the front and made it a super shelter. Super cozy then.

[@user-dq8yq4vl6l]

Это превосходно, атмосферна душа отдыхает )

[@xIkkito]

Even this wasn't ASMR it truely was satisfying

[@rogerpilon2588]

Those wolves howling will make your hair stand on end, alone, at night, in the forest. Great video

[@cendicate9132]

That's what I was thinking. Imagining being alone in the dark and hearing wolves is scary. This guy has guts tho

[@rogerpilon2588]

Cendicate .L I’ve been in that situation, I was armed, during hunting season. It was still very scary

[@JeffsTrades]

those weren't wolves.....

[@rogerpilon2588]

Jeff Sokol i knew it, it was Sasquatch

[@4u25out]

Call me weird, but wolves howling is quiet relaxing 😌 to me, than again I grow up in the deep woods .

[@dstinnett931]

This is so cool and educational. When you built your shelter it kind of reminded me of how a bird builds its nest. Love these kinds of videos. Especially since I'm disabled now and can't enjoy the outdoors like I used to.

[@damienstone5470]

I’m fascinated by work. I could watch it being done for hours...

[@ComradeNerd]

It would have been better if he didn't talk so much.

[@weerobot]

ROFL

[@just_budha212]

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[@marccuomo6723]

Hahaha

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[@vDarknessFalls]

Very very talented!!! ALL teenagers need to sit down and learn from you. They may need to be doing this in a few years to survive. Absolutely incredible. I bet that baby blocks all the wind too. Which is obviously the point. Lol

[@robertwhite254]

Beautiful job - After constructing the frame, you could put down a survival blanket, reflective side facing fire, or a length of window shrink plastic (polycryo), to trap a little more heat or if expecting rain or sleet. Could also face the reflector with foil or aluminum facing - I enjoy the way these light up my site a bit. Keep ‘em coming!

[@johnnybhood7559]

Finding someone’s channel on YT that isn’t obnoxious and ad driven is a true Gem.

[@fauziwilliams]

Hello from indonesia.. I love nature 🍃🍀🍁🔥 bushcraft

[@RyanEdwardJesso]

I love the wilderness. Dont think i have the skills to do this but i would really love to try it one time.

[@frossassin213]

I didn't realize this guy was a genius until I saw he remembered to bring bacon with him. Never travel without it

[@mirandaceballos311]

Your videos are absolutely amazing the food the scenery it's just absolutely beautiful ❤️

[@coreyg6012]

Really liked the cinematography, soft focus shots were nice as were the dusk segments. I loved the different tones the sticks made when you pounded them into the ground too. Thanks for sharing, great vid, subbed.

[@stevefrench2875]

Cinematography got old kinda quick...

[@aidendevanney6536]

This is lovely. Immediately, I was hoping you’d make bacon. Then it got dark. I thought “dang he’s not gonna make bacon”. Then you persisted to make bacon.😂 I thought “this is my kinda trip”

[@borisjoffe]

Wouldn't the bacon smell attract animals especially being so close to the shelter?

[@kotukuwhakapiko467]

@@borisjoffe exactly the plan..we're gonna need more bacon than that

[@BeeWhistler]

@The Forest Primeval The neighbors I assume. ;)

[@JLH1956]

What makes camping more enjoyable? Bacon! What makes bacon more enjoyable? More Bacon!

[@daducky411]

Bread and 1/4 inch buttered, real butter not plastic semi congelate, whatever the hell that is. And a giant mug of tea.

[@madinkcole9989]

Why so many mean comment , I think this video is great. This man will know how to survive when the tough times come around

[@the-captain825]

What you just taught us is invaluable it cannot be described in any monetary value that survival you taught a man to fish you didn't just bring him the fish!

[@gravelsasquatch6430]

You're the new Survivorman! Thank you for taking us along on your adventures.

[@branislavromancak8514]

The wolves howling in the background... Big respect to you.

[@dero4378]

this is so peaceful... no sounds, no music, only the noises he makes. very calming.

[@Telthecelt]

Heard the wolves! Those and the bed would have been two reasons I wouldn't have got a wink of sleep! Otherwise, I love the set-up. I've only seen reflector fire in books but always admired the idea, That could easily be turned into a self-feeding all night fire. Thanks for sharing!

[@dieck2004]

cant believe nobody is giving that bird a shoutout for the callback to pounding the stakes in....

[@christopherbove4037]

I noticed that too!

[@Top10soon]

I heard and realized it too😂

[@jaymzdrummer46]

Read this as I heard the first bird call. 😶

[@joeyjohnson9586]

Get outta my head. Lol 👍😄

[@CS-zn6pp]

I used to work security building behind a car showroom. They had this car they couldn't sell for love nor money that had a hair trigger on the alarm. It used to go off 15-20 times a day from about feb to aug when they finally got rid of it. That was 1998.... To this day, some of the local birds still mimic that damn car alarm in their songs.

[@sarahfalk9307]

You made that look easy, and the forest looked so peaceful.

[@punk-rockgarage5785]

Definitely the most snow I've been out in all year probably but it was super cool to be able to sit and watch the landscape change right in front of your eyes as all the snow came down

[@carriyoga]

🌿🕊 as a New Subscriber I’m already addicted to your Serine Organic Lifestyle... your knowledge is off the charts❣️

[@richard_n]

Amazing shelter! Probably my favorite so far. The only thing missing from this video was some of your gourmet bush craft cooking.

[@KuskBushcraft]

I'll be doing some cooking trips at this camp soon! Thanks for watching!

[@hermit6208]

It would be interesting to see after it's snow-covered, whether or not it will insulate enough so that you could have a fire in front of it and not have any snow melt through onto your bedding. That moss might do the trick

[@richard_n]

@@hermit6208 Moss is a good insulator and sheds water pretty good since it will absorb the first amount and swell up like a sponge making it hard for further water to get through.

[@doubledee3027]

I learned a lot from this guy he really talked me through it.....

[@AVPozdeev]

Man, you never saw winter! ))))

[@roadrunnerbefore9403]

I made one of those with my daughter camping it was fun and a great bonding moment. (No trees were harmed in the making) we smoked ours out to get rid of the creepy crawlies.

[@daducky411]

Good idea

[@strykeghstbrnr4812]

This here video is refreshin. Ain't one of then yackety hens sqwaukin thank God and God bless! Truly enjoyed this here. Nice an peaceful

[@RachelOLeary]

is this what bushcraft was like before you had to spend 10k on equipment and endorsements

[@jamesbrodak7504]

What to mean “had to”? Just do whatever you want

[@JoshK76]

Stfu

[@chillytoes337]

Survival man, this is a man that will be able to survive most any catastrophic situation he may find himself in I believe!

[@jeremiahsmith5665]

I like the fact that hes old fashioned and doesn't need power tools or any easy things that help him and hes so good at this.

[@claudedesforges5496]

I love the sound in the wood, quiet and peaceful, bird singing, I love the way you build you're shelter cool. Thank my friend for this great video.....

[@dminter1234]

He must not have bears in that area, otherwise you would want to cook away from where you sleep. Great shelter and video.

[@Sergeo333]

Richard Davis-Minter yes! I thought exactly that when he whipped out the skillet and bacon!

[@waedwe]

He isn't scared, that was the last bear to annoy him, that he was cooking.

[@Bourbonsouth47]

Like the bear cant smell where he is

[@grep4044]

That was my first thought .. cooking where you sleep... yikes. Youd be a smoky flavoured treat.

[@garyrae5413]

Lovely Sunday morning watch,therapeutic.

[@hancelmelanis5204]

Been watching this kind of videos while on ECQ and then i asked myself "what if this happens to me and the COVID19 didn't stop yet?" Hearing those wolf howling gives me chills and im starting to imagine that zombie APOCALYPSE is already happening. This content is very useful.

[@cambriawalilu]

No doubt they want us to believe it's time to bug out. It's part of the plan. All of it is a set up. This is useful information, survival is always useful. However don't worry too much MSM wants you to be afraid, it weakens you. Don't feed into the fear. Stay strong brother and keep on learning and practicing your skills. It is good to help your family & loved ones be prepared as well.

[@TheSurviver72]

I heard wolves in the night. Great video, and shelter set up. 👍

[@RickTOutdoorAdventure1969]

Looked a great little camp . I appreciate the effort that goes into building these sort of shelters 👍

[@drarius965]

Ver estos vídeos antes de dormir es como una pequeña terapia para relajarse. :3

[@bigfootsasquatch-sl2mn]

No trees were ever in danger while making this video. Good job.

[@PumpkinVillage]

That is a fantastic shelter and should serve you well in the future, Take care and thanks for another outstanding video, Al

[@md37346]

The real deal, Greetings from Ireland,,,, great vid,.

[@deanspencer13]

Very inspirational. ..I want to build one of those with my lad in my garden

[@marjoriejohnson6535]

Reminds me of my childhood...happy memories.

[@Del-Canada]

The best feeling in the world is when you are in a damp region like that and your shelter is built and you have that fire going. So cozy. You actually kind of enjoy the dampness sometimes.

[@kyle360123]

listen to yourself oh my gosh

[@Del-Canada]

@@kyle360123 Never experienced that feeling before?

[@guillermomelendez7950]

The mocking bird echoing the rhythm of the pounding...

[@TheSchlampa]

no talking, just Content. Thank you Sir

[@newstickmeme140]

That forest is beautiful and claustrophobic at the same time 👏👍👍