No Sleeping Bag | Outlasting Freezing Winter Night in Survival Shelter
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- Опубліковано 28 вер 2024
- Getting out in -10 to test out a shelter idea I discovered - putting it to the test in an ultimate way by going out without a sleeping bag or pad to see if I can survive the night in the snow
Ig @xanderbudnick
Shout out to @GrayBeardedGreenBeret for the idea of the Mors Kochanski Super Shelter
Video Here: • Mors Kochanski Super S...
If you guys have any fun ideas for survival videos you want me to test out send them over my way, either here or on IG @Xanderbudnick :D
PS id never contact you guys from a different account to offer prizes - Beware of Scammers this has always been an issue!
Build a log cabin in the woods
How bout 48 hours survival mode building all natural shelter and eating only what you harvest
Spend a weekend with me 🤣
Some any type of survival video, good view and some hunting would be awsame, keep strong💪🏻
Spend a night in an igloo!
Hi Xander. I am very gratefull for your videos. In 2020 I lost my dad in a car accident and my mon was very injured, she needed an emergency surgery and stayed in ICU for about a month. To entertain her during our lost, we started to see your videos. We really enjoy your trips and we're fascinated with Canada landscapes. Its such a beatifull country. We also love when you eat your enourmos steaks. I hope someday I can bring her to Canada to meet a moose (although they're not particularly friendly)
Greetings from Brazil. Gabriel and Daniela Froes.
Happy hollidays to you
I'm sorry to hear about your loss but I wish you and your mom the best moving forward
I'm sorry for your loss. I wish you health and happiness in the future my friend ❤️
❤❤
0.54 cents is wild
@DeR0p9284 At least he gave something to show how much he appreciates this content creator.
This looks like an amazing setup for at least 2 campers - having 2 people could probably mean that you can sleep longer and being sure that more people is looking after the fire - also, 30 degrees inside, while it is -10 outside that is an insane difference - one can only imagine how cozy, like super cozy, this would get with a matress, a blanket and a pillow, after almost a whole day of gathering firewood this must be an amazing experience, and considering the simplicity of the setup, I cannot help but feel like the knowledge of this shelter could save a lot of good souls out in the cold.
very smart move. nylon plastic and emergency blanket. its like a sauna. this is best way i've seen this done.
да интересный момент я раньше тоже такого не видел !!
This is a classical double nodia. Very common in Urals and Siberia. To impress efficiency of this fire you need to use another one big log in front of two logs. To increase warm isolation on the ground you need to made a log bed and put your sticks on it. It also improves total comfort of your sheltered night..
What was bro saying at 3:53 LOL
Bro be mumble rappin' 😂😂😂😂
3:53 to 3:56 broke me with laughter😭
Greenhouse shelter shown years ago in Dual Survival!!! Love this 🫡
This is Mors Kochanski creation, the man that coined the term BUSHCRAFT, the Neck knife, and the Mores Kochanski SUPER SHELTER, if you call your self a bushcrafter, you should know this!
@@gregpenny4384 never pretended I was!! Just saying I saw this years ago 😀
@@paulclaeys7631 he probably did too on Dual Survival
Stunning time lapse shot of the fire, I see most people rewatched that too.
Maybe another survival blanket under the boughs, silver side up would have kept you warmer underneath, maybe even if it was sandwiched between lots of boughs..
More or less a pocket size tent, super cheap too
One thing is to survive a night out there, but to survive through all the winter is another thing.
Always great content, Xander! Your ingenuity never ceases to amaze me. Merry Christmas, too 🎄🙌
These Mors Kochanski type super shelters have been used for many years, are super lightweight and affordable lifesaving accoutrements to have handy in your pack or bag. Takes time to gather lots of wood, but can be lifesaving indeed.
Great cinematography. New subscriber here. It's great that you share what worked and what didn't with your audience.
@@davidseattleНет! У него есть помощник - Густаво! Смотрите прошлые видео и вы увидите как Густаво охраняет его ночью и бегает за камерой!
A for real video with no editing mistakrs and all I love it keep being for real.
Everytime you cook I remember the old times you always burnt everything 😂😂😂 great video! Would love to see more creative survival stuff like this :)
The plastic sheet is amazing I have to say I always have one in my pack but I find it can actually get to warm so need to vent a little .
These videos have become my happy place, plus always learn something new from you. Excited to see more Xander!!
Hahahaha the thumbnail looked like a camping Dexter scene! What a wicked setup as if it gets that hot
bahahah well the first thumbnail wasn't performing well so lets try the creepy one :p
@@XanderBudnick I appreciate the grind, looks like it’s helping! Might have to try that for myself😅
Thanks Xander, I needed that tonight after a long day. I'd like you to go out with fans once in a while, that'd be fun. Love you man!
I love your videos man! They always put me in a calm mood, and I have this strong desire to go camping after watching them. Thanks for showing us cool things like that
My Sunday just got exponentially better!
Cool shelter. It's crazy that it got to 40 degrees in there. I would be baked if I was in there lol
Super Shelter with Long Fire appears to be the answer to Winter Camping without a Tent. BTW you can build the shelter bigger to accommodate more people. That way the fire can be stoked in shifts and each person can have longer stints of sleep. Great video.
Optionally, you use a dyneema tent with a heat reflective blanket on a side for heat reflecttion. More space available with some loss in max heat.
The pictures are are awesome and crisp..so radiant...love Canadian snowy wilderness...
Awesome! (We need more food videos btw haha)
Another fantastic watch.i love how u always make ur meals so delicious.ca.ping in that cold extreme weather and managing to stay warm pure e tertainment .👍
Man that’s awesome, my friends family is from Canada. (Netherlands originally) Me and him need to head up there and do some camping. We’re from Louisiana so we do plenty of our own, snow is pretty much never involved though lol.
Not going to lie, all that echoing when you were hitting those sticks would’ve spooked me🙀
For ground clearance take those two logs you used, put them inside 2 heavy garbage bags with bottoms cut off separate them with two extra 1" sticks at the ends and fill it with bows and it works like a charm...
Excellent anti-cold set up for such wild camping ❤😂🎉❤😂🎉
Sausage corn dog! Awesome. I do that with my scouts (hotdogs wrapped in bannock).
Hi Xander, just subscribed having seen you with Clay on the Elk hunt. I’m looking forward to checking your previous content. 🇬🇧 Wow the temperature difference is amazing.
That jacket is beautiful btw
Hmm interesting, I have only seen this done on the show Dual Survival. Always been curious to try it.
A BOUGH BED SUGGESTION (following a bit of a rant):
Xander, I am usually happy to view an outdoor adventure from a UA-cam video producer who is not afraid to use boughs for bedding. Let alone using them in a true survival situation, conifer boughs have been employed for traditional bushcraft camping for ages.
The pseudo-intellectual, tree-hugger types most likely to rant about the environmental impact of an individual harvesting a few spruce boughs probably do not even register what you said about the dense reproductive stand of young spruce. In a "turnabout is fair play" spirit, I tend to stereotype such people as the types who purchase new wardrobes every season based upon the latest trends and who drink Evian water daily while patting themselves on the back for the portion of empty containers they manage to deposit in recycling bins. You know the type: if they venture into "wilderness" at all, they fear venturing more than a few meters off the trail. Personally, I have long practiced camping and bivouacking in locales and on sites not frequented by the type of person I describe. It would be a rare chance occurrence, likely as a result of them getting lost, for one of the ilk to encounter evidence of my past bough beds.
That said, I'd like to tell you about a method I used to make a bough "mattress" that produced perhaps the best wilderness night's sleep I ever experienced, though the effort expended in reaching the site of that camp undoubtedly contributed to the soundness of that slumber.
I had killed a Rocky Mountain Goat high in the headwaters of a river in the Glacier Peak Wilderness Area of Washington State. During our first pack-out, snow began falling. On the return trip a couple days later to retrieve the balance of the cached meat, we'd opted to try an alternate approach route, one that ultimately resulted in a grueling, day-long climb through hazardous boulder fields partially covered with the fresh snow. Upon reaching a bench on the side of a finger ridge at the upper edge of timberline close to the kill site, dark was fast approaching. My hunting partner and I tramped the snow down to compact a firm base big enough for our tent. However, before we pitched the tent, we embedded a dense mini-forest of fir boughs in the compacted snow. The boughs were thickly-needled, averaged about 12 to 16" (40 cm) in overall length and most had butt-ends not exceeding 5/8 " or about 1.5 cm in diameter. The big contributor to comfort was jabbing those boughs' bases into the snow so that the feathery ends projected from the snow on an angle (probably 45 to 60 degrees from the horizontal) rather than lying flat on the surface. After we pitched the tent over the boughs, its floor fabric was lofted several inches, and crawling into that tent was akin to crawling upon a springy feather bed!
Give the method a try on one of your future outings and see what you think of it!
Incidentally, your current avatar reminds me of a similar photo I have of myself after we had finally exited the worst of the rockfall boulder fields and are climbing the steepest portion of the ascent up to the finger ridge. It elicited the memory!
Good video. I liked it. From Massachusetts.
winter is the best season for camping, love you xander!!!
Those corndogs came out great! Sausage and honey is such an upgrade.
Hi I am new to your channel and I just wanted to say thank you for sharing your journey with us and you tube, your videos are amazing, I can’t wait to canoe the Yukon this summer not solo I might add x😊
I love these survival trips. They really fresh up your content :)
Try this, stretch a blue or any other color plastic tarp over where you plan to sleep. Build a small fire a few feet away from your sleeping area. Make sure an edge of the tarp is almost over the fire, but not quite. The tarp will trap a lot of heat, but the fire will not cause the tarp to ignite. You will sleep toasty warm, pleasant dreams. Your welcome.😂👍🇺🇸
Your winter camping videos are the best!!
I love your videos Xander... Top notch production quality and also a lot to learn from... 👍😀
Much love from the UK for your awesome videos x
Absolutely Amazing Video Xander !!
I saw this on one of those survival shows, that greenhouse thing. :P
Saw this exact set up awhile back on dual survivor still neat to see
Would love to see you pick out your favorite gear and then go on an overnighter maybe even try and bring some food and cook something nice! (Just incase nothing is caught)
when its not really cold and it;s just one night, you can get buy with lots of stuf. Tune the logs 90 degees, as a Sibeiran fire lay, and you can keep thme twice as far away, with less holes burned in your plastic by popping embers.
Seen Cody Lundin and Dave use this on their show worked like a champ, thanks for sharing
He saw it too but is trying to take credit for it. But whatever!
Best videos on UA-cam 💯💯💯
Always enjoy these. Liked the new shelter.
😂😂 I've never seen anyone use a Katanaboy as a ferro striker, but hey if it works it works! 😂😂
Hey Xander. Love your channel! Your advice certainly came in handy this past weekend when I got stranded on a remote trail in northern Ontario.
It took much longer than I anticipated ( turns out I hiked 20k+ over uneven terrain with snow/ice conditions) and it got very dark before I made it back to where I parked. ( yeah I am a dumbass) I was not able to follow the trail markers ( not very well marked I might add) and ended up having to call OPP! They sent search and rescue guys to get me out since I only had basic gear and no headlamp ( l left at 11am) Live and learn! - they were calling for freezing rain.
Fortunately I had a lighter on me and was able to get a decent fire started thanks to your techniques! Everything was damp so I built a good base of dry wood on the cold wet ground, used dry low hanging dead limbs off trees and standing dead trees ( with their tops!) small enough to tip over. I was able to get enough birch bark to get the fire started and keep me warm until rescue guys arrived two hours later. All thanks to your your advice my man! The officers were even impressed with the fire. haha!
Two of the four fantastic OPP/search and rescue officers ended up having to commandeer two canoes!! in order to get us all back to the main road - which saved and save us an hour of difficult hiking. They had to break through huge swaths of ice with the paddles in order to make it to us. What a crazy crazy night! You can't get any more Canadian than that, eh? Being saved by the OPP in canoes. (Canadian Heritage Moment)
Bad decisions make for good stories as they say! Haha!
Your calm demeanor in challenging situations and sage advice stuck with me and helped me immensely. I owe you a debt of gratitude.
Cheers!
Anthony
Enjoyed again, Xander
You could burn a log where you plan to sleep, Then move it before making your bed. Heating the ground below your bed should make it warmer.
If you build a fire where you plan to build the shelter it will warm the ground up. Then you can scrape the hot ashes and remaining embers over and build the shelter on top of the warm ground.
Do you worry about the Blair Witch at night?
No because hes a grown adult.
Damn bro, look at up the definition of a joke@@connormorier9486
Do you worry about terrible jokes that only a juvenile would make?
@@PatrickCole-md9bu why do you have Juveniles on your mind? Rock spider?
you act and sound exactly like a juvenile and just attempted to make another terrible joke. No one's thinking about juveniles, you just happen to act exactly like an annoying, obnoxious, queer juvenile that's been created by the Biden administration.
You should try to make bread like "Outdoor Boys" does. He makes the dough at home with yeast, then brings it to the forrest all bubbly and risen.
Xander you did a great job filming the ltwo part elk hunt series that just aired on with Clay Hayes channel. Well done man. Thanks.
Always enjoy your videos. Keep it up
I miss seeing you say your outro lines to the camera. They’re always so wholesome. Other than that I love it as usual!
Amazing video and experience 😍👌🔥🤘🍻💯
TOASTY?!? 30 IS A HEATWAVE IN SOUTH AFRICA😭😭😭
Sun: hot
this guy in the middle the woods and a fire got the sun jealous
Tree felling mitigation did the job 👌
I remember Cody Lundin making this type of shelter on dual survival. I always wondered how well it works
1:52 thank u for that edit i wanted to see a tree fall since i didn’t see the one u cut fall
Nice vid and love to see people testing the super shelter concept.
But Why not closing the "door" early on when having the fire all that time going? The shelter was wide open and not catching any heated air. That is waste.
Hope you did not work up a sweat, having the some cloth on when working hard as not working. It goes without saying: working up sweat is bad when in cold temperature.
You deserve millions subscribers ❤
love your enthusiasm! happy holidays
Sukses selalu....pemandangan yang indah
great ep Xander!!
Fantastic idea
Hey man those shelters work well.
3:53 what are you talking about hahahahah😂😂😂
Awesome Video, good information, thank you
ENJOYED your video thank👍👍👍
Excellent work Xander, did you experience any moisture problems using that shelter?
Enjoy watching your videos,, it has given me the confidence to go out there and enjoy my alone time,, giving me time to reset myself and enjoy God’s beautiful creation…. Especially the radiation ☢️ light show you are able to observe and appreciate it…. Love you brother have a great week.
dude that is crazy.
I was like I haven't seen Xander in a bit, let me look on his channel, and sure enough I missed an alert yesterday lol
At 2:44 you thru your saw into the ground and the blade stuck, obviously it's not cold enough for the ground to freeze.
Smaller diameter logs/splits beneath the bows will help
Katanaboy 500 for the win.
Love your videos dude, you are one of few guys that really inspires me to do different creative stuff while camping. Also have a question about you r current video. How did you solve ventilation problem? to aboid CO2 poisoning?
Zup bro! ❤
No Sleeping Bag Outlasting Freezing Winter Night in Survival Shelter
Xander, a few notes for you here:
- Some people arrive on location to find out their plastic sheet all cracked up. This happens because of the cold. That's why PEEVA plastic is better since it resist cold better. Not a biggie when mild-cold, but a sure problem when really cold.
- Try to keep the plastic sheet straight so the heat can pass through easily. When flapping, it's also pushing back the heat.
- pink underwear will keep you warmer.
- Insulate you better from the ground next time. Mors used a raised bed, then added the brought :P
- make the long fire... longer to meet your body length
That's it :D
some useful knowledge right here... nice trick
Well this was super fuckin pleasant. Thank you for sharing it!
Oh No Tent..No Sleeping Bag...No good for health !😂
Next episode pls sleeping without a spacesuit in yeah obv space ❤
40 degrees is "cozy" for Xander, btw... that's how cold it is inside your fridge!! 😅 Wonder what temperature he sets for the bedroom lol
40 degrees Fahrenheit is 5 degrees Celsius, his temperature readings are in Celsius
@@hashmeer45 my point is... It's still really really cold when he thinks it's "cozy"
Papa when he said it was cozy out was like 85F lol
Nice job Xander
your jacket looks cool Xander😮
Your videos r mesmerizing
Timbrrrrrr 🥶
You should try one day to do a Siberian log fire, to orentate the heat and also burn less wood.
Cheers
That 12 or 13 inch treated you cut you could have cut three 6-inch trees down and had them cut up for firewood in the time it took you to do all that work you did on that big tree
yayy i missed you