Building A Primitive STEALTH Shelter - Part 1
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- Опубліковано 26 сер 2024
- Building A Primitive STEALTH Shelter - Part 1
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Yes finally another Outdoors video! Your outdoor bushcrafting videos are the best. ☺️
Props on the knife. Alot of companies dont get it right. Full tang construction...
Hey Lilly, mein APO-1S ist ruck-zuck angekommen, schönes Ding! :)
Love the videos, you must get amazing views of the night sky when you go camping.
If you were there I would not only sleep there but feel safe as well 😇
You are my hero! I learned a lot from your videos! I really enjoyed the screwdriver & wrench you restored! Amazing! I wish I could do what you, but my life was stolen when I fell & broke my arm, 1 year ago. My dr. put tubes in my chest for dialysis. I'm pissed off because I can't do what you do. But I feel like I'm there with you! I freaking love the outdoors, as my real dad taught me a lot! People are waiting for me to end my life. That upsets me. Thanks for doing what you do! My Hero!
Lilly you were a BEAST carrying those rocks! You are so amazing. Very impressive skills, but I know you've been doing this for years. I hope you get to 1 million subs by the end of the year!
Thanks Lily for putting up videos like this during the pandemic, really keeps me educated and entertained. Long time fan of your channel!
You continue to be my favorite bad-ass bushcrafter channel.
God bless
I built an A frame survival shelter in my front living room from Amazon Boxes. It was very warm with the central heating turned on. It wasn't very comfortable though until I foraged a bottle of Aldi own brand Whisky and fell asleep on the living room floor. For some reason later on after my nap the Amazon shelter did later develop damp patches during the night, whilst watching 'Bless this House' on the UK Gold TV channel.
Lily, you're amazing. I don't know any guy, let alone a woman who would go out and do what you do. You make fantastic videos and shelters. Stay safe out there.
Now I want to go out and build one of these somewhere... or build several of them in various places. I really like how you kind of wove the sticks on the side together. I have never seen anyone do it that way before and it seems way better than the usual method of just resting the sticks up against the ridge pole. I can't wait to try this! Thanks!
Killing it Bushcraft Style 💪
AF!!
Your knife has come a long way. Congratulations!
Certainly looks well built to last!!
That’s a good idea with the flattened thick bark floor👍🏻
Looks like you're off to a great start!! Love the minimal manmade tools approach.
I enjoy your videos and your simple approach to different tasks. I would like to hear you explain more why you're doing a task, like when you explain making cordage. Thanks for helping us newbies learn from your experience!
I really liked the bark floor. 👍
Those flat stones can be used for a nice rocket stove to push heat into the shelter.
That is a really nice knife, looks to be very sturdy. I might have to pick that up.
Same
My thought exactly.
Very Good Place For Shelter
Great quickie build Lilly, it just needs a pile of those leaves for padding! That concrete was a good find, useful stuff!
When you pulled that blade out of it's sheath my old mountain man heart got all excited, I prefer having stouter rivets or screws in the handle (I'm very tough on tools), but that looks like something that would give many years of happy service.
3rd way to open these nuts: Take one in every hand, fold your fingers and press the nuts against each other, with some control of force, they wil crack open. Only downthing is that at least one nut will stay behind, but with a stone in similar size it will work out.
;-)
Nice primitive shelter so far, I watch out for the progress!
:-D
Thx for the vid!
Rather than hacking at the trees when cutting them down, do some battoning, especially at the start. You'll use less energy.
I especially designed the knife so that it chops well. of course you can also baton the tree down with no problem.
@@SurvivalLilly I can see that. It looks like a good tool. Just suggesting some more accurate battoned cuts to get your v-shape going 😊
A stealth shelter i a good idea, and a bit tricky to achive. I will follow the progress with interest. Consider to put some dirt on the stumps; a newly cut stump is quite visible from above. 👍
New camps are always fun to build.
Enjoyed watching stay safe, from Texas 💞✌
Oh wow. I used to watch you while in middle school. I lost interest in bushcraft and survival for a while, but now I’m back with even more passion for it.
Then schopping with the knife. try hit inner half of blade. then the weight of the outer give you larger moving force at the part cutting in to the tree.
just a little advice.
The small camp is going well and it's important you got flooring down to keep you off the floor to stop water getting onto your bedroll.
Great so far Lilly.
Great little build Lilly.
Thank you.
Thank you Lily you bring peace and education in very troubled times.
I enjoy all your videos, I share them with many of my women friends so they can show their own daughters, you are a true roll model for them...
Thanks
Cool stuff, Lilly.
So nice to see a pretty lady not cover her beauty with paints and powders.
A good "Survival Rucksack" .... Ich lach mich schlapp Lilly :D
Trotzdem immer wieder schön.
You are just awesome! Liked and subscribed long ago! Keep ‘em coming!
Awesome! But if you are really stealth camping you don't want to leave evidence like striped off willow etc... And do want to conceal your shelter as much as possible like under a big fallen tree that has an angle to it which you can make a lean to etc and sleep under... And cover stuff with leaves and boughs
I always walk farther away when I am gathering materials. also most people wont know the difference if a deer stripped the bark or me.
@@SurvivalLilly true for most but if anyone like me who has tracking skills sees anything... Not good
You are an amazing woman. You have all my respect.
love your videos. the shelter looks amazing looking forward to watching you finishing it.
I call her , our own TIGER LILLY !!!! She is great but , why is she out in this semi wilderness ??? Gotta have a reason to be there !!!! ???? Show getting your own meat for the camp fire !!!! 👍👍👍
I suggest a folding saw. It would be much quieter for the area as you described it.
I carry a 7” Ka-Bar and a folding saw in my GHB.
hi, jeff what king of folding saw you carring with you ? and soory but what is an GHB ? because here in France GHB is the rapist drug ...
daigans Get Home Bag
@@vlastimirtatic5117 ok so not an every day care but bigger bag i guess ... thank for the answer
Daigans: my Get Home Bag is on the small size because of my age and physical condition. I may have to walk a 1,000 miles to get home as I am a towboat driver in the USA. It is a long walk from Chicago, Il to South Louisiana. I carry less and depend more on my wits, knowledge, & experience.
Etes-vous de Blois, Province du Centre, par hasard????
Laissez le bon yon roulez, Monseur!
@@living2ndchildhood347 pas très loin, j'habite à 1 heure de Paris mais en Normandie .
32 dayz in Algonquin park.. was great
Lilly is the most beautiful and i love to see her chop wood, she is the queen of the forest.
Super gmacht, Lilly! Das mit der Rinde am Boden als Isolierung merk ich mir. Du hast Recht, sobald Dein Shelter fertig ist, wird es schwierig sein ihn wieder zu finden. Ist mir auch schon mal passiert. Und das obwohl ich ein Screenshot am Handy vom Standort gemacht hab. Anyway, danke fürs Video und weiterhin viel Erfolg!
Awesome, great job
Well done girl! I did everything myself, I respect such people. I also like to do everything myself!
The APO-1 S just looks amazing, in the video it preforms great! Looks like a great quality knife. Good job Lilly!
Hi Lily loved ur survival shelter and how u make it. Take care frm us here in UK
Great video. I am interested in your new APO-1 S and noticed it was made in Taiwan. I was hoping it was made in Germany. The new improvement is a great design. I have to decide between your APO-1 S (ordered through Canada) or the Mora Garberg knife made in Sweden. But, the Garberg only has a 4.3 inch blade. Your APO-1 has a nice 5.71 inch blade. Keep your videos coming and thank you.
Welcome to Camping with Lilly, now on to step 2
Her step 2 is a walnut. Lol a little more bushcraft and less stealthy than Steve IMO
During the apocalypse, the plane flies over, and Lilly brings it down with her new bow.
Very good the video 👍 much greeting from Argentina Bs As
Love your videos !👍🥰👍Keep it coming! In Hawaii, we can't be cutting trees and branches out in the wilds! The DLR will be after our " okoles " quick-like 🥴🤫🤣
Seems like to me Lily you should have brought a silky saw or some kind of a hand saw with you because it is much easier to cut small branches with than a knife. Remember survival is all about using as less energy as possible but getting the most results. Thank you for sharing your video!
In this scenario I want to show what can be done with a knife only. of course someone can use a chainsaw or handsaw which would be easier and faster. Thanks for watching
@@SurvivalLilly A chain saw is great for stealth. ;)
Good job. Can't wait to see you finish. Thanks.
In Texas, if we moved all of that settled shrub and branches sitting on the ground covered in leaves, we would stir up scorpios and spiders and a few poisonous snakes. Yikes!
@superSeut4 Not where I live in Texas we don't have that many trees.
Plus look @ her shelter her head is down hill she sleeps like that she will have one HELL of a head ache
If we did that where I live in Australia, snakes & spiders would be the least of your concerns. The rabid greenies, especially the city based ones who never visit bush areas, would destroy you financially & on social media. Our local govt councils are over run with these green parasites, even if you own a large piece of land in rural areas, or a hobby farm not too far from the city fringe, it is illegal to fell trees even if they’re quite clearly dead, you cannot clear land of old logs or weeds lest you interrupt some insect ecosystem that some greenie deems to be part of the natural habitat.
Very nice, Lilly, thank you!
The green insert is a really awesome look.
Yes
It is one of my favorite knives, handy and indestructible, also suitable for building shelter. Hello, good day👍
Long Time Fan, looking forward for Part 2.
great video lilly
Once the lock downs subside - it would be great if you and Wild Woman Bushcraft did another series of video projects...
You showed an aircraft passing overhead at low altitude on one of these stealth shelter videos. You appear to be on or close to an approach path to the nearby airport you mentioned. You’re likely, at least, to be in a maneuvering area. So, it may be necessary to curtail shooting your drone footage there.
I bought your knife yesterday its on the way the apo 1s l was going to get the smaller one also but didn't see it on preppers sight this video was awesome and I got to see the new knife in action thank you liiy
Very nice...Lilly💪
I am form INDIA🚩
Good video ty Lily real survival in the wild good stuff taught me some things I can use
You have a lot of great ideas, and put a lot of hard work in your videos, I wanted to ask you a couple of things, that might be dependent on the area you are in. What do you do for spiders and biting things like ticks and chiggers ,if you have them,I am in Ohio USA, there we have 2 pesky spiders that can hurt pretty bad, especially if you don't treat the bites properly. Black Widows and Recluse . They love dead trees and limbs and leaves and especially bark, you can get them out most of the time by smoking everything, but that compromises your stealth . They usually only bite if you trap them against you , like rolling over in your sleep. But they are everywhere here. When I was in Arizona it was bark scorpions, every rock had 2 of them on it.and the palm trees were loaded. We also have chiggers, they like grassy areas and if you lay down where they are , you will have 1000 bites that itch severely for up to a few weeks by morning. It seems every area has some critters that make camping miserable , but if you know where to look and what to look for you can lessen the chances of a bad trip. Do you have any poisonous spiders ar chiggers, ticks, if so ,what do you do , if anything , to keep them off you.
Like another commenter said, in Texas all that wood debris would most likely be full of some kind of critters year round. With the exception of the coldest days, snakes also. Not fast, but fast enough to get you.
With all that Paul Bunyan action and noise, stealth is gone.
While the materials are natural and don’t stand out as much as man made items like plywood or shopping carts, this shelter doesn’t blend with surroundings.
But, an enjoyable video.
Not to mention that you are actually doing something instead of sitting on your butt in the house like I am. 🤪
Hi Lilly love the videos. You should try batoning your knife with a big stick and take out some notches of those trees. It probably be easier for you. Just a thought. Well anyways have a great day.
You are Awesome Lily. One Strong Lady****
Ich leibe dein walt .er ist sehr schön.
Good work Lilly! Your a keeper:)
Welcome to camping with Honey😜😜
now on step 2..that yeah😜😜👍👍
I know you are promoting your knife, which is quite good, but a small hatchet, and saw would be better choices. I think I would of split the willow bark into thinner pieces, to make the cord easier. Are you going to try and plant some local bushes to provide better concealment?
When are you going to continue building your three sided cabin in the woods? Next to the creek. Yes, that one
Really like your content survival Lilly trying to reach the goal of traveling to cero gordo ca witch is the other abandoned places that’s the goal
I love this one. God bless!
Great video again thanks Lilly, thanks for sharing with us ,stay safe 👍.
That knife you designed is real impressive. You beat the crap out of it and it just continued to work and stay share. Sweet!
Thanks for sharing survivalilly motivation ...for nature lovers thanks ..❤️
Hello dear, I would like you to put a translation into Arabic if possible so that I can understand a lot about you. I love your tours on the land and I really like these camps that you do and I enjoy watching you a lot. Please fulfill my request and good luck
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Tolles Werkzeug👍
Bei vielen Arbeitsgängen könnten sie sich eine Menge Energie sparen... , in der Wildnis sich so unnötig zu verausgaben bedeutet unter Umständen , Verletzung,Krankheit oder tot!
Joerge sent me. Good knife.
Nice knife, but not the most stealthy way to process your building material:p
Why does she need to be stealthy?
@@voxpopuli905 :p she doesn’t:p
@@voxpopuli905 He got a point she training on here stelthy camping
It is like playing one of those first person survival games the way she uses that knife.
Hi from Wales, UK. Loving the recordings.
Nice
Acompanho seus vídeos aqui do Brasil são ótimos parabéns
Inexpensive saw you can find at box store hardware are Japan hand saws they are very sharp and fast cutting and light weight
Matt Posa or Lilly? I simply cannot decide, to which goofy camper, that I want to subscribe?!!😂👍
What part of the world do you hark from Lilly? And do you travel far to get to the locations you enjoy visiting?
Once again a quality video! Keep up the good work!
If the intention is to be stealthy I would pack a saw. Too much noise chopping... GREAT idea for the shelter!
yes I know, but I still wanted to use my knife to be able to show what it is capable of. Thanks for watching!
@@SurvivalLilly I do like that blade!! Nice and thick. Great for what you were doing with it
Lilly, you are really something! Great video.
I like that minecraft tree chopping style
Nice! I suspect that you will be able to make a smokeless fire!
Use a silky saw
Awesome shelter lilly cant wait for the next video.
Greets Rick from the netherlands
Can you make a part 2
I really enjoy looking at your videos. LOVE FROM 🇿🇦💕
I like how you are showing the abuse your knife can take. It proves that it is really tough. I really love mine. Are you going to show more videos of you making your new bug out shelter? Keep making these videos.
you give me inspiration