Hey everyone, a lot of work went into this one. If you guys can share the video to FB, Instagram or any other places you might be on, I would appreciate it. This lets YT know people want to see the video. Appreciate it and thanks for watching!
I purchased one of these suits - holy heck, it is extremely warm (it is rated for -50c / -58F after all). You must have been close to seating. Does a great job of buffeting strong winds. Would not recommend wearing over 10F conditions. lol.
You sure fought for that fire in the beginning! That must have been some wet wood by the looks. Eventually though, sitting back, ripping off a bite of meat...what our cavemen ancestors did 100,000 years ago. Love it!
I’m here in Florida just chilling in my hammock watching you work in the snow. Someone bring this man a hot chocolate please. I’m cold just watching him.
Super Duper, Super Shelter! Great Job. Looks like you stayed warm. I checked out that suit from Russian Cold Camo, I almost fell out of my chair when I saw the price. Thanks for the video👍🏕🔥🌲🌲
Thanks Jeff! Appreciate it. The shelter was first time running it. Sure is interesting concept. I had to go build another one afterwards that was more traditional so to speak. The suit is definitely an investment. Extremely warm though.
Excellent . Going to watch it again tonight. At work again and it took three hours watching hit and miss . Beautiful backdrop. Assuming this is on the new property. Have a great evening
thanks brother! It worked pretty well cooking that way. I placed it a little too close to start, but so it goes. The idea is to cook the meat, without picking up residue from the fire. Have a good one!
That's a nice Super Shelter Jess 👍 .. simple but effective. Of course .. you would know, this type of 'Greenhouse' Shelter is most effective with a 'Flame Fire' .. giving off Energy in the Visible Light Spectrum .. the transition of visible Short Wave Energy to Longer Waves and the Clear Plastic in between. Speaking of Extended-life Long Log Fires, Lars from Survival Russia uses a traditional 'Siberian Log Fire'. It seems to be highly effective, resource-efficient and doesn't need too much attention .. worth a gander. Take care .. stay safe .. Tommy
Thanks Tommy! It is quite an interesting and effective design. I have since gone back to my campsite and have built a more traditional super shelter with more consideration to the design, properly sealing it at peak for heat retention. I watched Lars video a few years ago. I should go back and have another look. All the best, Jess
Some things are just better left unsaid. I enjoy your videos where you talk, but the ones you don't are filmed where words are not needed. I can see what you are going to do before you do it... Excellent video my friend. Bobby
Thanks so much, Bobby! I really enjoy filming both. Honestly, I started this one talking and then thought better of it and just started filming the experience. Thanks for watching!
Late to the party! Notifications have been...well...sketchy at best. Awesome trip, great camera setups, and editing. definitely a more polished and refined feel to this one.
Thanks so much, Konnor! Its definitely a process, much like anything else. Gotta put in the time and effort. Thanks for being there for the ride! Cheers my friend
Today, you have earned my subscription. Not because this video is better than the others, but because I have watched about ten and liked them all. I look forward to your good work in the future. Keep it up.
Brilliant vid Jess! I enjoyed that.👊 The Russian suit looks really snug and a nice save starting the fire. I’ve tried the super shelter with a Polish palatka at -8°C which worked well until the fire finally went out - I only had a wool blanket!
Thank you, Thorn! 👊 I need to dust off the Polish kit sometime soon. Same here with the palatka... I had to get up around 3am to rebuild fire. I had a hole at the top of shelter which was letting out a lot of heat. Live and learn. Cheers!
@@EnduranceRoom been slow I literally just found out the machine shop I reached out to make my prototype is trying to be a middleman and make money on my idea not happy about it lol but I'm trying to do this solo no partnership bs lolol hopefully soon I can launch I have a few other ideas I'm working out atm thanks again brotha😁✊🔥
Russian gear is superior in every way for cold weather. I've been quite comfortable in sub zero with a telnyashka underneath an early 2000s "sneg" jacket. The only issue I have with Russian gear is the hats! The "chechenka" is the most uncomfortable beanie I've ever worn, same with ushankas!
@@EnduranceRoom If you see footage from the Chechen campaigns, you'll notice the soldiers' beanies are majorly torn at the seams and worn high up. It's the only way a bloke with a normal size bonce can get the damn things on! Even then they give you a pressure headache! Can't speak for the new gen ratnik ushankas though, never worn one.
Yes, you need pretty big, hug size logs, V notch them along the top of one and the bottom of the other and sandwich the Va together with a fire going on in between. Kind of makes a natural stove that restricts the air flow to slow the burn, but give you a hot ember coal bed that lasts for hours. Really cool method. I was trying to approximate it with this using smaller logs and stacking them. It is similar, and actually works quite well with good hardwood logs. The pines I was using burned pretty fast. Its a great fire, worth exploring if you get a chance. Cheers man!
Just wondering what kind of pattern your new suit is? Looks like acupuncture or us delta. But in the sun looks like a pinkish color. Great video as always....
@@crusher3139 Thanks! I am not sure of the name of it honestly. It is very reminiscent of ACU, but geared towards winter. Did a camo test with it in my last video reviewing the suit. It works quite well.
@@crusher3139 Ok, I may do a follow up to show more detail. It is basically just white sheep fur inside, maybe an inch to 3/4” in length. Very comfortable and very warm.
Just a little baking powder and salt! You can add in fruit, meat, nuts or herbs and seasonings. It was my first time making it, so kept it simple. Thanks Doc! cheers
Hey everyone, a lot of work went into this one. If you guys can share the video to FB, Instagram or any other places you might be on, I would appreciate it. This lets YT know people want to see the video. Appreciate it and thanks for watching!
Shared all over FB there's a bunch of groups I posted it in there!!(=✌💚
@@Canadian_Craftsman thank you so much! 💚🙏
You put it out and I'll share it, loved the video Brother.
@@JJ-JOHNSON Thanks so much, bro. Greatly appreciate it.
I purchased one of these suits - holy heck, it is extremely warm (it is rated for -50c / -58F after all). You must have been close to seating. Does a great job of buffeting strong winds. Would not recommend wearing over 10F conditions. lol.
Corporals Corner sent me here.
thanks Frank, welcome to the channel
Nice beautiful view snow and shelter 👌 🇵🇰
thank you! Appreciate it
You sure fought for that fire in the beginning! That must have been some wet wood by the looks. Eventually though, sitting back, ripping off a bite of meat...what our cavemen ancestors did 100,000 years ago. Love it!
I’m here in Florida just chilling in my hammock watching you work in the snow. Someone bring this man a hot chocolate please. I’m cold just watching him.
Very cool my friend 🤠
Thanks Herb! 🌲🌲🌲
Super Duper, Super Shelter! Great Job. Looks like you stayed warm. I checked out that suit from Russian Cold Camo, I almost fell out of my chair when I saw the price. Thanks for the video👍🏕🔥🌲🌲
Thanks Jeff! Appreciate it. The shelter was first time running it. Sure is interesting concept. I had to go build another one afterwards that was more traditional so to speak. The suit is definitely an investment. Extremely warm though.
Excellent . Going to watch it again tonight. At work again and it took three hours watching hit and miss . Beautiful backdrop. Assuming this is on the new property. Have a great evening
thanks brother, appreciate it! Yes, new property. We don’t have to travel to film anymore, but instead travel to upload 😂 Have a good one.
@@EnduranceRoom 😂
Long fire with plash palatka super shelter. Had to be cozy.
Awesome man. Love that steak cooking idea . Lol that was badass. Heck. Everything was badass. 👍🇺🇸
thanks brother! It worked pretty well cooking that way. I placed it a little too close to start, but so it goes. The idea is to cook the meat, without picking up residue from the fire. Have a good one!
Awesome video as always! Beautiful country. Nice fire and shelter! Thanks for sharing!
thank you, David! I had fun making this one. All the best!
Thank you, David! I had fun making this one. Have a good one!
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THNXS 4 SHARING & KEEPING IT REAL 💯
Thanks man! Cheers
Thank you for a nice video, I appreciate the effort. That Plash Palatka looked nice and cozy.
thank you much! It was surprisingly comfortable considering the weather.
Subbed! Also, really glad I did. This is great content
That's a nice Super Shelter Jess 👍 .. simple but effective.
Of course .. you would know, this type of 'Greenhouse' Shelter is most effective with a 'Flame Fire' .. giving off Energy in the Visible Light Spectrum .. the transition of visible Short Wave Energy to Longer Waves and the Clear Plastic in between.
Speaking of Extended-life Long Log Fires, Lars from Survival Russia uses a traditional 'Siberian Log Fire'. It seems to be highly effective, resource-efficient and doesn't need too much attention .. worth a gander.
Take care .. stay safe .. Tommy
Thanks Tommy! It is quite an interesting and effective design. I have since gone back to my campsite and have built a more traditional super shelter with more consideration to the design, properly sealing it at peak for heat retention. I watched Lars video a few years ago. I should go back and have another look. All the best, Jess
@@EnduranceRoom 👍
Absolutely loved watching this, especially with the pine forest. I just got 2 plash palatkas and can't wait to try them out.
Nice! Enjoy the palatkas!
Supremacy 👊🏼
thanks brother. much appreciated 👊
Awesome camping great tent and fantastic meal 👍
Thank you! Appreciate it!🌲🌲🌲
Some things are just better left unsaid. I enjoy your videos where you talk, but the ones you don't are filmed where words are not needed. I can see what you are going to do before you do it... Excellent video my friend. Bobby
Thanks so much, Bobby! I really enjoy filming both. Honestly, I started this one talking and then thought better of it and just started filming the experience. Thanks for watching!
You put in a good shift there.
Thank you! Appreciate it.
Great shelter
thank you James! Much appreciated.
Always good to see another video of yours!
Thank you, Mike! Appreciate it.
That was excellent. Enjoyed your film making!
Speechless. Pure perfection my man.
Thank you Joe! That makes my day, my friend.
Late to the party! Notifications have been...well...sketchy at best. Awesome trip, great camera setups, and editing. definitely a more polished and refined feel to this one.
Thanks Sean! I believe this is my favorite to date.
Ah, the sounds of the forest. Love that peace and quiet. Safe journeys.
Thank you, Opal!
Have been for long time but Subbed 🤟🏻
Right on brother 🌲🌲🌲🍻
Excellent video! It's great to see your filming and editing videos improving and your followership growing with each new video. Been here since
Thanks so much, Konnor! Its definitely a process, much like anything else. Gotta put in the time and effort. Thanks for being there for the ride! Cheers my friend
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That was a great video. Really like the russian suit.
Thank you, brother! Appreciate it.
Today, you have earned my subscription. Not because this video is better than the others, but because I have watched about ten and liked them all. I look forward to your good work in the future. Keep it up.
Brilliant vid Jess! I enjoyed that.👊
The Russian suit looks really snug and a nice save starting the fire.
I’ve tried the super shelter with a Polish palatka at -8°C which worked well until the fire finally went out - I only had a wool blanket!
Thank you, Thorn! 👊 I need to dust off the Polish kit sometime soon. Same here with the palatka... I had to get up around 3am to rebuild fire. I had a hole at the top of shelter which was letting out a lot of heat. Live and learn. Cheers!
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Looking at the non wool version of this right now on russian cold camo, looks good!
@@froginthewaves8450 It is amazing cold weather gear. IDK about the non wool one, but this set is ridiculously warm. Arctic level
This was BADASS brotha just epic one of the best minimal buschcraft campouts on YT. keep grinding bro stay strong&healthy safe&happy!!(=✌💚
thank you so much, brother! You have been there from the beginning. Much appreciated. 🙏🌲 How is the stove going?
@@EnduranceRoom been slow I literally just found out the machine shop I reached out to make my prototype is trying to be a middleman and make money on my idea not happy about it lol but I'm trying to do this solo no partnership bs lolol hopefully soon I can launch I have a few other ideas I'm working out atm thanks again brotha😁✊🔥
@@EnduranceRoom you've been my all time FAVORITE since the beginning Jesse just love your content brotha God bless you and the family!!(=✌💚
That sweater rides too high. Might want to sew a 6" blanket skirt around the bottom. Just a thought...
Russian gear is superior in every way for cold weather. I've been quite comfortable in sub zero with a telnyashka underneath an early 2000s "sneg" jacket. The only issue I have with Russian gear is the hats! The "chechenka" is the most uncomfortable beanie I've ever worn, same with ushankas!
Right on. I haven’t tried any of the hats myself, but everything that I have used has been excellent. Cheers
@@EnduranceRoom If you see footage from the Chechen campaigns, you'll notice the soldiers' beanies are majorly torn at the seams and worn high up. It's the only way a bloke with a normal size bonce can get the damn things on! Even then they give you a pressure headache! Can't speak for the new gen ratnik ushankas though, never worn one.
Hey bruva, hey you ever used the Siberian Log fire method? I found it on Survival Russia and thought maybe you had some input on it.
Yes, you need pretty big, hug size logs, V notch them along the top of one and the bottom of the other and sandwich the Va together with a fire going on in between. Kind of makes a natural stove that restricts the air flow to slow the burn, but give you a hot ember coal bed that lasts for hours. Really cool method. I was trying to approximate it with this using smaller logs and stacking them. It is similar, and actually works quite well with good hardwood logs. The pines I was using burned pretty fast. Its a great fire, worth exploring if you get a chance. Cheers man!
Just wondering what kind of pattern your new suit is?
Looks like acupuncture or us delta.
But in the sun looks like a pinkish color.
Great video as always....
Acu....lol
@@crusher3139 Thanks! I am not sure of the name of it honestly. It is very reminiscent of ACU, but geared towards winter. Did a camo test with it in my last video reviewing the suit. It works quite well.
O, I believe you. Fur is one of the best ways to stay warm....
Would also like to see a full depth of your suit ( inside and out)
@@crusher3139 Ok, I may do a follow up to show more detail. It is basically just white sheep fur inside, maybe an inch to 3/4” in length. Very comfortable and very warm.
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Thank you!
Subbed. Enjoyed watching. I’ll be checking more out soon
Thanks Jason! Welcome to the channel
Is that bread made with just wheat flour or did you premix other ingredients into the bag? Stay warm and healthy !!! 👍👍👍
Just a little baking powder and salt! You can add in fruit, meat, nuts or herbs and seasonings. It was my first time making it, so kept it simple. Thanks Doc! cheers
Try that plastic in Northern Minnesota. Snap crackle poof
Maybe you should try and see how the shelter design actually works before opening your mouth and waisting other people’s time.
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