Its important that we learn at least how to do the first step, never know when we actually need it…

I like these types of videos. Alas, I am a retired engineer. Instead of spoiling the moment, I have 1 observation: Groundwater and runoff collecting at the lowest point. Keeping the space dry is CRITICAL in cold weather.

And he built the entire thing in less than four minutes. Impressive ...

I always think of the runoff pooling in the bottom on a slope like that. Great work though. Not so good if it rains.

Guys like this are who I should have been hanging around when I was younger all I got was burnt out potheads

Am I the only one who thinks this is a sleep inducing video? When I stay up late, I watch this and then it’s time to go to bed lol😄

In ALL of these videos what astonishes me most is: finding ALL the necessary trees of the perfect size, shape, diameter, right there, all the time, no matter how many trees there might be in the shots. How serendipitous. Where is/are/am such places?

Why do these assholes always have some sort of gourmet meal they make inside these survival sheds as if there’s a a Costco right around the corner of the middle of nowhere , show me a fish he stabbed with a stick or a bear he took down with an arrow 🤷‍♂️

I love these type of videos, but: I know someone else is cutting & trimming all that wood. You’d never find that many straight, equal sized logs without help.

Come spring, that hut will be very, very wet. Most youtube movies are made by amateurs or pros hiding their knowledge...

This is some amazing building and practical skils, but maybe next time take a pop up tent 😀

why the hell would i wanna be in this situation ?

First step seems to be to set up the camera.

These skills need to be learned in advance.

I mean cool, but all that work, just dig for stones and build a mini stone dwelling. Safer and fire resistant...

Before you start, gather 100+ identical tree trunks and branches and trim them to size ...

Learning even basic survival skills can make ordinary people far more prepared in unexpected situations

Its becoming more of a need than we all realize.

Waiting For That : "No Trees Were Harmed In The Making Of This Video"

True craftsmen👍

@boneGPT @nikitabier this account is fake account manager male, fake pictures fake profile

Of all the meaningless, make work projects that the human mind can conceive, this is above all of them. I just have to shake my head and try to disremember this clip.

This is hard work

That's skill and time, despite showing how he got the hillside leveled out for his hutch and the installation of the little wood burner. Admirable. I wonder if a bear finds it the following fall and makes it a new den. 🙃

This is pure mastery, turning earth and logs into a warm winter haven with nothing but skill and patience. A powerful reminder that true resilience begins with our own hands and the land.

true never too late to pick up real skills

I bought camping equipment, an axe, saw and shovel. We have gear ready. I also watch all of his videos. There are many, but his are creative with his tree houses as well! @PolissyaBushcraft

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Who’d want to survive in a frozen forest? I mean 💩 gets real head to the coast, no bears and plenty of food from the ocean.

Um, why do I need to learn to do this exactly? Under what circumstances will this ever be the only best available option? 😉

Amazing! But where's the outhouse? Where's the bath?

His been at it and very skilled

Very educative life skills lesson. It takes quite some resolve to master that.

One stray ember floating around……