Hey brother, you seem like a pro at camping and bushcraft, but let me share a tip you might want to try out. Heat some rocks in the fire until they’re blazing hot, then when it’s time to sleep, place those rocks beneath your sleeping area. Of course, make sure there’s a layer of logs or something protective between you and the rocks. Over time, the rocks will radiate heat and keep the ground under you warm, giving you a much cozier night. Let me know how it works for you!
@@dbuchanan51If theyre wet, it’s a higher risk. But if they’ve not “exploded” in the fire, they won’t explode, so you’re safe to put them under your bed.
A "Siberian All Night Fire!" When younger spent many a night in Alaska using a long fire in front of my lean-to. Would have used the Siberian fire, but didn't know about it at the time. Thanks for the video as it brought back many a fine memories.
The real problem, camping alone in such harsh, nasty conditions, is if you're not careful you can get into more trouble than you can get out of. You definitely know what you're doing. Beautiful country. (Liked the way you started that fire and set up your camp.)
@@CoyleTools you’re missing the point I’m trying to make. With a little more effort you can avoid snow in your face . After all what’s the point in building a shelter?
Ночевал в полатке было на улице холодно нагрел в костре большой булыжник, под полаткой с одного угла выкопал ямку и туда поместил горячий камень, а сверху камня положил кругляк небольшого диаметра чтобы дно палатки не касалось камня в палатке стало жарко несколько часов было комфортно пока не остыл камень
A very good method. However the shelter is to high, this increases the loss of heating. A lower shelters makes it possible to have a 3 dm over hang in the front. This over hang creates a situation where the warm air stopps and circles down again. It also makes it possible to have a deeper shelter that saves you from snow, rain and wind. As for the bedd it was good but you need 30 cm, of small spruce branches to isolate from the cold. Someone gave the advice to heat stones to put under the bed. That is a very good suggestion. Spent some nights while in the army in similar shelters. I did not enjoy it even with better equipment.
Камней, для использования на открытом воздухе, должно быть довольно много, а доставать их из под снега неприятно. Без закрытого контура эффект от них будет незначительный.
I dare you to do a WWII, WWI, or Vietnam survival challenge where you only use food and supplies from one of your choice. All can be ordered from Amazon tent tools..etc all must come from the chosen year. That would be a cool UA-cam video series
I wouldn't have used so much energy keeping the fire going. A good sleeping bag and one of those 9 Micron reflective bag covers and you'll never have another cold night in the bush.
Excellent set up...now, if you had a sheet of mylar, and another of clear plastic, you could create the Mors Kochanski super shelter. Hang the mylar on the back wall of the shelter, to reflect the radiant heat of the fire, and drape the clear plastic over the front, to create a vapor barrier. This arrangement has been shown to raise the inside temperature of the shelter to almost 70 degrees, even in sub-zero weather. The only caveat is to clear the ground between the fire and the shelter to mitigate the chance of the fire spreading, and to watch for too many sparks, which might compromise the plastic sheet. Try it next time...
At least you used a tarp instead of spending hours cutting a hundred logs just to make a wall, like so many other videos I've seen. Liked your log arrangement. I suppose you just pull them forward as needed. That saves cutting separate logs.
One tarp is rather very tough during coldest weather, bring extras would be nice maybe two or three tarps extra would be perfect warmth and cozy,hmmmm thank you for sharing outdoor shelter skills .....😊
What I saw was he had a lot of tarp left behind him that he covered up and I wonder why he didn’t use that extra to cover his head and body with instead of wasting it behind and on the ground ? But was great watching
Just curious- why didn't you make your shelter so that it covers you more? It seems as if a lot of work was put into making the frame, but then the tarp was just laid on one side. If it snowed a lot, you'd be covered with snow.
That is a good fire thats for sure, around here I have to wait for a good depth of snow before having good size fires, I dont camp out much now in minus 20 its to cold and im to old hahahaha but still enjoy sitting by a nice hot fire in the forest on a snowy day, it is hard to beat that thats for sure.,
I did some camping myself, regretted. After the end of the adventure I smelled like smoke burned wood charcoal. Thank you smelling like that for us thank you for the adventure you go for us
Thanks for your recommendation. I'm impressed by how fast you can cut many trees, and it’s important to have a saw, an axe, a tarp, and cooking material with you.
I’m not planning to go camping in the winter, but my question is why wouldn’t you build a fire first? My next question is why wouldn’t you have your food pre-cut and pre-diced and pre-peeled. I’m not talking about pre-cooked. I’m just thinking that doing all of this as a waste of time that could be better used for something else. What was the concern about wild animals and how do you protect yourself from them?
Le meilleur moyen pour ne pas mourir de froid dans la forêt, c'est de ne pas s'y rendre si ce n'est pas pour des raisons professionnelles , et quand on est professionnel, on doit suivre des stages de survie dans des conditions extrêmes. Ce n'est pas si simple que ça.
Questions: 1) Is there any reason why you didn’t cover the shelter from the front? 2) will this kind of fire last the whole night? 3) your cooking: Carrots, Potatoes, Onions…what in the bag? Nice video Thank you
how was the night? how many times do you have to get up and move the logs? Just curious , my experience is that a fire like that throws heat for a while depending on how dense the fire wood is, it may go up fast. A decent fire will heat back 10 feet for a bout an hour.Like your saw.
Aren’t you going to place small limbs in front of your shelter to or another tarp to lock in heat from the fire to keep you warm. Make it a super shelter that way.
Learning how to survive in the wild woods during winter without freezing to death is essential. Learn how to build a shelter quickly and efficiently to protect you from the cold and wind. Additionally, you will learn how to properly light and maintain a fire to keep you warm and safe throughout the night.
This video is good for temporary shelter survival but look at the rescue rate related to how long someone lost will have to survive until rescue. The shelter is not enclosed enough to survive the night let alone a couple of days. Not to mention the temperature drop at nighttime and the probability for a wintery mix storm or a deadly freezing rain that will soak him and put out all fires close to his open tent.
If it’s up to me, I will make the camp on the southern slope where the sun that day dries some of the stones and the ground and there is already about 2 degrees warmer, without snow cover.
Hey brother, you seem like a pro at camping and bushcraft, but let me share a tip you might want to try out. Heat some rocks in the fire until they’re blazing hot, then when it’s time to sleep, place those rocks beneath your sleeping area. Of course, make sure there’s a layer of logs or something protective between you and the rocks. Over time, the rocks will radiate heat and keep the ground under you warm, giving you a much cozier night. Let me know how it works for you!
It's a good idea 🙏
Some heated rocks EXPLODE
@@dbuchanan51If theyre wet, it’s a higher risk. But if they’ve not “exploded” in the fire, they won’t explode, so you’re safe to put them under your bed.
They will more than likely explode in the fire first @@dbuchanan51
Don't get your rocks from really wet areas, and you'll be fine.
A "Siberian All Night Fire!" When younger spent many a night in Alaska using a long fire in front of my lean-to. Would have used the Siberian fire, but didn't know about it at the time. Thanks for the video as it brought back many a fine memories.
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The real problem, camping alone in such harsh, nasty conditions, is if you're not careful you can get into more trouble than you can get out of. You definitely know what you're doing. Beautiful country. (Liked the way you started that fire and set up your camp.)
🙏 Thank you for the kind words!
What if it snows? You’ll still be very uncomfortable.
@@adbogo It's a survival situation, not a four-star resort. Discomfort is part of the experience.
@@CoyleTools you’re missing the point I’m trying to make. With a little more effort you can avoid snow in your face . After all what’s the point in building a shelter?
@@adbogo I see your point now. If it were me, I'd choose a different type of shelter in a different location.
Staying safe and warm in this place with the minimum things you have..you did great.
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Excelente método de supervivencia. Cuando era niño mi padre me lo enseñó , y aún lo practico con mis nietos. Saludos.
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ВЕЛИКОЛЕПНО!!!... Я ТАК ПОНЯЛ, ЧТО РОЗЖИГ ИЗ БУТЫЛКИ ЭТО РАСТЁРТОЕ МЫЛО С БЕНЗИНОМ???...
Верно
I spent a lot of time winter camping in the Army. I'm impressed. You definitely know what you're doing. I enjoyed the video. Thanks
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Cooking and eating is the best part of camping videos.. i live here in a tropical country and i really want to experience snow
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Superb performance ❤
In Finland we call this thing "rakovalkea"..Good Jul !🤙😀
Never seen that kind of shelter built that way , I like it !
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Non sei sei sposato da 35 anni con una suocera e 2 cani in casa … 🥴🥴
NOT A PRACTICAL SHELTER TOO OPEN
Awesome, you’re alive. Thank you. “ 🙏 “
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Ночевал в полатке было на улице холодно нагрел в костре большой булыжник, под полаткой с одного угла выкопал ямку и туда поместил горячий камень, а сверху камня положил кругляк небольшого диаметра чтобы дно палатки не касалось камня в палатке стало жарко несколько часов было комфортно пока не остыл камень
First time this style of fire-effective
Estrutura engenhosa.
Parabéns pelo vídeo 👏👏👏👏
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Nice work.
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A very good method. However the shelter is to high, this increases the loss of heating. A lower shelters makes it possible to have a 3 dm over hang in the front. This over hang creates a situation where the warm air stopps and circles down again. It also makes it possible to have a deeper shelter that saves you from snow, rain and wind. As for the bedd it was good but you need 30 cm, of small spruce branches to isolate from the cold. Someone gave the advice to heat stones to put under the bed. That is a very good suggestion. Spent some nights while in the army in similar shelters. I did not enjoy it even with better equipment.
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What’s a “dm”?
All the spruce is saturated with snow. The shelter is fine. He's off the cold ground
Камней, для использования на открытом воздухе, должно быть довольно много, а доставать их из под снега неприятно. Без закрытого контура эффект от них будет незначительный.
Spot on
Que bonito el zorro, que pocos humanos ha visto o no les tiene miedo .
En España salen muy deprisa cuando ven a los humanos
El lugar es muy bonito
That Manly Saw has a Fine Hook in it!💪💪💪
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Это было здорово, на нескорое время оказался рядом с вами 🤝 Благодарю 🙏
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I dare you to do a WWII, WWI, or Vietnam survival challenge where you only use food and supplies from one of your choice. All can be ordered from Amazon tent tools..etc all must come from the chosen year. That would be a cool UA-cam video series
Thank you for the idea. I'll think about it.
Really enjoyed your video. Ive just subscribed to your channel. No nonsense survival techniques..Good luck friend. From 🇬🇧 UK
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Glad enjoyed it ❤
I wouldn't have used so much energy keeping the fire going. A good sleeping bag and one of those 9 Micron reflective bag covers and you'll never have another cold night in the bush.
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Love watching the video thanks sharing
Glad you enjoyed it!
saya dari indonesia..saya suka chenel ini👍👍
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THANKS !!!!!!!!!!!!!
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❤ love snow camping
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Me too. How I miss it.
What wild animas are in those woods.
Enjoyed every minute, thank you for the tips 👍
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Excellent set up...now, if you had a sheet of mylar, and another of clear plastic, you could create the Mors Kochanski super shelter. Hang the mylar on the back wall of the shelter, to reflect the radiant heat of the fire, and drape the clear plastic over the front, to create a vapor barrier. This arrangement has been shown to raise the inside temperature of the shelter to almost 70 degrees, even in sub-zero weather. The only caveat is to clear the ground between the fire and the shelter to mitigate the chance of the fire spreading, and to watch for too many sparks, which might compromise the plastic sheet. Try it next time...
thank you 🙏, need to try
Are you a russian? Já dumaju patamusto szpicski. :) Anyway I like your vid.
QUE GRANDE NICO OTAMENDI!!
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Hi, your saw is fine, what and where can i find one. Loved your show. D
Sir sir this idea is super
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Thanks for sharing, it was very fun to watch. Stay safe brother
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One of the better winter camps on the internet. I am a new subscriber
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At least you used a tarp instead of spending hours cutting a hundred logs just to make a wall, like so many other videos I've seen. Liked your log arrangement. I suppose you just pull them forward as needed. That saves cutting separate logs.
One tarp is rather very tough during coldest weather, bring extras would be nice maybe two or three tarps extra would be perfect warmth and cozy,hmmmm thank you for sharing outdoor shelter skills .....😊
🙏
What I saw was he had a lot of tarp left behind him that he covered up and I wonder why he didn’t use that extra to cover his head and body with instead of wasting it behind and on the ground ? But was great watching
Perfect spot to camp got water and plenty of fire wood
He knows, that's why he build a shelter. Are you teaching him?
How can there be found firewood in snowing area. Can these woods be dried and how it is possible without the Sun.
how can there be driest wood in snow?
In korea, if you dig the ground, make an ondol, build a hut on top of it, and cover the whole thing with plastic.
it will be very warm.
Great snow camping !👍👍
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Just curious- why didn't you make your shelter so that it covers you more? It seems as if a lot of work was put into making the frame, but then the tarp was just laid on one side. If it snowed a lot, you'd be covered with snow.
Would switch to an Aqua Quest Tarp
Love your video. I miss winter camping. What did you dip the stick in to start the fire?
Hi 👋Watch my video shorts. There I described in detail the method of preparing this composition.
he is one of the first
Good snow camping!
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🔥тишина и спокойствие. Отдых от городской суеты - самое то, что надо для "перезагрузки"😊
Всё верно.🤝Лучшая перезагрузка
Qué maravilla 😍😍👏👏👏👏👍
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How long did it take you from when you selected the site to when you could bed down?
Good camping skills
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That area is so beautiful. Thank you for sharing it with us.
I'm glad you enjoyed it. 🫶
Bel lavoro... Complimenti
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💪👍 good boby strong man 💪💪❤
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That is a good fire thats for sure, around here I have to wait for a good depth of snow before having good size fires, I dont camp out much now in minus 20 its to cold and im to old hahahaha but still enjoy sitting by a nice hot fire in the forest on a snowy day, it is hard to beat that thats for sure.,
Hi from Montreal, great relaxing and easy going video. Really enjoyed it so down to earth. Stay happy and healthy. Take care from Louise and Jim❤️❤️
Thank you my friends.🫶🙏
Nggak bisa bayangkan betapa dinginnya..di negaraku indonesia tidak ada salju..
The most interesting thing about watching camping shows is how to find and catch food and then eat it
very experienced way to arrange everything ,
really enjoyed even you didnt say anything during the video to us,
thank you
Thank you
Bravo, molto creativo
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Very Nice trip❤
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I did some camping myself, regretted. After the end of the adventure I smelled like smoke burned wood charcoal. Thank you smelling like that for us thank you for the adventure you go for us
I know the feeling, but it's worth it!
@ I know,
If you are planning your survival around staying sweet smelling then you probably shouldn't leave the house.
i love smelling of wood fire. its part of the experience.
Thanks for your recommendation. I'm impressed by how fast you can cut many trees, and it’s important to have a saw, an axe, a tarp, and cooking material with you.
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Hey good idea about how to feed that wood to the fire
Great Job 👍 , good Sir !!!!! WOW, your Videos are really awesome....... Love some of the meals you make........
DEE Licious
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Love from India bro👍
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Wow very interesting I really enjoye ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
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豪華な食事より、この雪原の食い物がうまい！
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Excellent set up and soothing to watch. How long did it take for you to set it all up with fire going?
thank you🙏. it took about 4 hours. the shooting itself takes a lot of time🙂
smart fire, very smart fire
Invented by the Evencki.
I’m not planning to go camping in the winter, but my question is why wouldn’t you build a fire first? My next question is why wouldn’t you have your food pre-cut and pre-diced and pre-peeled. I’m not talking about pre-cooked. I’m just thinking that doing all of this as a waste of time that could be better used for something else. What was the concern about wild animals and how do you protect yourself from them?
Excellent video, superb editing!
Thank you! 🙏
You are awesome buddy ❤️ i like your video skill
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@Silver_Star_Ra love from Pakistan
Very nice camp. Thanks😊
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Siberian log fire...nice!!!!
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Are you going to place logs in front to add to your warmth?
Very good videography ❤❤
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Le meilleur moyen pour ne pas mourir de froid dans la forêt, c'est de ne pas s'y rendre si ce n'est pas pour des raisons professionnelles , et quand on est professionnel, on doit suivre des stages de survie dans des conditions extrêmes. Ce n'est pas si simple que ça.
Questions:
1) Is there any reason why you didn’t cover the shelter from the front?
2) will this kind of fire last the whole night?
3) your cooking: Carrots, Potatoes, Onions…what in the bag?
Nice video
Thank you
1) I left this option for another time 🙂 2) I'll have to wake up several times during the night. 3) stewed meat. Thank you for being with me
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Thanks
Great forest, great vistas, great sound and a forest friend - the fox.
Enjoyed the video - a new subscriber.
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Desde España,,muy buen video ,,,sigue así ,,olee tú
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Show, Brazil, city Natal-RN...
Super!
how was the night? how many times do you have to get up and move the logs?
Just curious , my experience is that a fire like that throws heat for a while depending on how dense the fire wood is, it may go up fast. A decent fire will heat back 10 feet for a bout an hour.Like your saw.
They always turn into a cooking show
That's when i check out no way do i want to watch someone else eat.😮
Suomessa saa kerätä polttopuuta vain omistamastaan metsästä.
😢bravooo😅
Aren’t you going to place small limbs in front of your shelter to or another tarp to lock in heat from the fire to keep you warm. Make it a super shelter that way.
Made me hungry too lol
8:31schöne Gravur im Baum daraus würde ich Brot oder Schneidebrett von machen
HELLO, what is the name of your wood saw? thank you
Hello 👋.
samurai
Better hope the wind and snow don’t come from the direction of that opening by the fire.
Snow for cooking not river water. Snow is clean for use water.
Nice job....
Thanks
how cold did it get in your shelter when you slept? did the campfire help any, being that your shelter was all open in the front?
You won't be able to sleep for long. You need to keep an eye on the fire! But you won't be able to freeze 😁
Like Lars without all the blah blah blah!😂
What is in the bottle that you used for fire starter?
I found it in your shorts(😅).
Soap and gasoline! 😳
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Very nice video
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Learning how to survive in the wild woods during winter without freezing to death is essential. Learn how to build a shelter quickly and efficiently to protect you from the cold and wind. Additionally, you will learn how to properly light and maintain a fire to keep you warm and safe throughout the night.
This video is good for temporary shelter survival but look at the rescue rate related to how long someone lost will have to survive until rescue. The shelter is not enclosed enough to survive the night let alone a couple of days. Not to mention the temperature drop at nighttime and the probability for a wintery mix storm or a deadly freezing rain that will soak him and put out all fires close to his open tent.
This video is for daytime winter survival without a storm or winter weather warning. Its still a good video.
This was just a demonstration of basic shelter construction, not a recommendation for long-term survival.
was the fox the meat in the soup/stew?
I don't eat foxes
@@Silver_Star_Ra just ribbin ya
낭만있네.한번쯤은 해볼만.😊
매우 감사합니다🫶
Perfect
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If it’s up to me, I will make the camp on the southern slope where the sun that day dries some of the stones and the ground and there is already about 2 degrees warmer, without snow cover.
It wasn't up to you and it still snows on the south side of the slope
@ Actually, I live and pretty much work in a mountain and can make a clear difference between southern slope and the shaded part of the terrain…
@@peteriliev me too. We might live on the same mountain lol. Really, you don't have to get defensive about it, bruh