Put 3 hot rocks in your shelter when you go to bed and 3 more in the fire. When you get up during the night put the cool rocks back in the fire and the hot ones in your shelter. Keep rotating like that when you stoke the fire, you will be much warmer at night
I have tried this several times and it does not heat as much as you think unless you have a good raised bed so the heat comes up through. I find a simple rubber hot water bottle boiled up will last a good way through the night. then when you wake to stoke the fire reheat the water all good to go again.
This is phenomenal! I have actually gone out and tried this and on UA-cam there shelters are epic, Mine was survival lol. Literally walking through the forest trying to build a decent shelter that actually worked! What they will never tell you is this, When it’s cold out and you have a roaring fire, it is still hard to stay warm. I had to build a wall around my shelter to help keep the heat in. I always carry two large Tarps and I built the shelter then use the tarps for wind proof and water proof. Phenomenal video and just subbed!
Hello, that is a very nice shelter. Putting all of the pine over it, I just know that it must smell really nice too. In watching you I just feel in my heart that you are a very kind and gentle young man. Many blessings to you. ❤
Great lean-to in true bushcraft tradition. TIP-> An 8' x 20' clear, heavy duty plastic sheet would waterproof the roof and, more importantly, hang down the front of the shelter. Duct tape bottom front edge for reinforcement and place about 4 duct tape loops on the reinforcement. This permits a thick sapling (0r two) to be tied on to the plastic sheeting "door" to provide enough weight to hold it down. ** You need a horizontal pole lashed between two trees about 7 to 10 ft apart. The tarp goes over the pole and under yer angled pole roof and any boughs you lay on the roof. Bushcraft the ends with saplings & boughs. I've done this and, WITH A REFLECTOR FIRE IN FRONT, was warm all night and well after sunrise during a 15 F. snow storm. The clear plastic lets in 90% of the radiant heat from the fire. I myself was amazed B/C I originally brought the clear sheeting just for weather protection. BTW, nice heavy duty Norwegian sweater. I have two of them myself, mainly for skiing. I got one here in the USA and one in Tromso.
When out like that. Try looking for a old tree stump. Which hopefully you can easily uproot from the ground. If not try erecting a shelter close to it. With the tree stump you can get a real good fire going that last you through the entire night. It holds all the sap inside which keeps it burning slow and hot.
The Indians used to get large rocks red hot in the fire then bury them inside the teepee or wigwam. Super warm (don't do if with geodes, of course). Teepee also had opening at top so the fire could be inside...
You show sawing branches with your saw 90 degrees to the wood. Saw at a 45 degrees and both pieces are sharp for hammering into the ground. Saves unnecessary axe work later. S
When i was a kid running in the woods, young and free...forts, either tree or ground, were never built with tools like Bow Saw's. We had sticks...limbs, all felled from there dying demise. We picked them up, stacked them by size and broke the smaller ones over our bent knees, and the larger ones were made to size by wacking it several times by young will and strength against an opposing tree. These wilderness vids are nothing more than a trend away from conventional tv, cable content...here for your watching pleasure with all the same commercialized backdrop from yours truly, YT. Wake Up....If you're trying to relive, or live for the 1st making a fort or hanging out in the woods, wilderness......This is a Farce. Try to correct me.....I will counter continuously with eye opening facts. But I'll give it to the guy, he did build something.......
I have to look really closely to your face. For some reason, i thought you're AgeofTheNorth. Anyway, i really like how you built your shelter, pretty cozy
It would be cool to watch someone go out and build a shelter, complete it, then actually stay a couple of nights out there and show the sustainability. Most stay while they build. Finish. Then leave the next day
It's funny how these "bushcrafters" will bring lanterns, paint sets, enough food for full course meals, wooden cup, axe, hatchet, saw, carving knife but never cooking utensils.
The algorithm has picked you up! Good Luck with your channel! Include Subscribe and Like reminders around the time you light your campfire... It makes a difference!
If you don't bring your own shelter, tent, then stay home. I don't like it when men go out into the forest and cut down healthy trees to keep their butt dry.
Put 3 hot rocks in your shelter when you go to bed and 3 more in the fire. When you get up during the night put the cool rocks back in the fire and the hot ones in your shelter. Keep rotating like that when you stoke the fire, you will be much warmer at night
Это когда есть эти самые камни!
А если их вообще нет?
Тогда как.....😮
It's an acclimated lifestyle. He might not really feel it.
I have tried this several times and it does not heat as much as you think unless you have a good raised bed so the heat comes up through. I find a simple rubber hot water bottle boiled up will last a good way through the night. then when you wake to stoke the fire reheat the water all good to go again.
Oh I can almost feel that cold wind. Stay warm young Man.
Bro your videos are getting better and better each time. Keep makin' these videos!
Appreciate it!
This is phenomenal! I have actually gone out and tried this and on UA-cam there shelters are epic, Mine was survival lol. Literally walking through the forest trying to build a decent shelter that actually worked! What they will never tell you is this, When it’s cold out and you have a roaring fire, it is still hard to stay warm. I had to build a wall around my shelter to help keep the heat in. I always carry two large Tarps and I built the shelter then use the tarps for wind proof and water proof. Phenomenal video and just subbed!
Hello, that is a very nice shelter. Putting all of the pine over it, I just know that it must smell really nice too. In watching you I just feel in my heart that you are a very kind and gentle young man. Many blessings to you. ❤
Great job. ARE THERE TWO OR THREE OF YOU BROTHERS THAT DO THIS. you really do a good job. All of you.
Great lean-to in true bushcraft tradition.
TIP-> An 8' x 20' clear, heavy duty plastic sheet would waterproof the roof and, more importantly, hang down the front of the shelter. Duct tape bottom front edge for reinforcement and place about 4 duct tape loops on the reinforcement. This permits a thick sapling (0r two) to be tied on to the plastic sheeting "door" to provide enough weight to hold it down.
** You need a horizontal pole lashed between two trees about 7 to 10 ft apart. The tarp goes over the pole and under yer angled pole roof and any boughs you lay on the roof. Bushcraft the ends with saplings & boughs.
I've done this and, WITH A REFLECTOR FIRE IN FRONT, was warm all night and well after sunrise during a 15 F. snow storm. The clear plastic lets in 90% of the radiant heat from the fire. I myself was amazed B/C I originally brought the clear sheeting just for weather protection.
BTW, nice heavy duty Norwegian sweater. I have two of them myself, mainly for skiing. I got one here in the USA and one in Tromso.
Build a log wind block behind the fire. That should stop the wind from going into your shelter.
When out like that. Try looking for a old tree stump. Which hopefully you can easily uproot from the ground. If not try erecting a shelter close to it. With the tree stump you can get a real good fire going that last you through the entire night. It holds all the sap inside which keeps it burning slow and hot.
You helped me to better relax, so thanks 4 the video.😊❤
Glad you enjoyed it! 💪
The Indians used to get large rocks red hot in the fire then bury them inside the teepee or wigwam. Super warm (don't do if with geodes, of course). Teepee also had opening at top so the fire could be inside...
Nice shelter and use of tools and materials 😊
What a lovely bushcraft video.Thank you very much for this beautiful sharing. You are an inspiration to all of us. Best regards.
Cozy winter
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@@AgeofTheNorth jap . . . Keine andere Jahreszeit steht mehr für das Wort 'cozy ' als Winter, Herbst , stürme . . . Schnee . . .
@AgeofTheNorth is he your twin? U look the same
I watch your channel too. There's something special about snow and protection against the elements. Makes me feel cosy.
his brother @@kingpie21
Thank you for this video. Great build! Subscribed.
Great adjustments for your final night in the "den".
Putting that Swedesaw to work! Great shelter my friend.
Thanks! 💪
Cover the front to make it warmer.
Very cool shelter 💪
At 18:11-18:13 it spund like a distant tree knock...... BIGFOOT!!! LOL
I heard from locals hes been sighted in the nearby woods... ✌️
Life saving Shelter ❤❤❤
Exilent idea to inclose your shelter. Should keep you safe as well as a little warmer.
Now that's how you build a shelter.
Отличная ночёвка! 👍💪🔥🔥
Good vid. Hey you have to jump in the water like brother. Too cool. Great camp in the winter. All good from east Kentucky USA Nomad mountain Man
I think for a shelter like this you need at least one meter thick pine roofing same on the sides The wind will blow straight through otherwise
Very helpful video, looking forward to your next content!
looks like you were finally getting the shelter dialed in when you had to leave. looked pretty cozy at the end there
Your hiding place is amazing ❤
Great structure ! Enjoyed build and scenery …first time subscriber. Mike from California .
Nice good👍👍
Thank you
Good good video 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Glad you enjoyed
Nice video !
Men u should put a tarp under the pine branches k .
You show sawing branches with your saw 90 degrees to the wood. Saw at a 45 degrees and both pieces are sharp for hammering into the ground. Saves unnecessary axe work later.
S
Hello.good video.Thailand.
me encantan estos videos
awesome video hope you the bests bro❤
Tôi thích những video này
Very funny.
I made lean tos back in 1965 and always froze my ass off with smoke in my eyes.
Camping in the mountains
I want to try it too.
It is too open for me.
When i was a kid running in the woods, young and free...forts, either tree or ground, were never built with tools like Bow Saw's. We had sticks...limbs, all felled from there dying demise. We picked them up, stacked them by size and broke the smaller ones over our bent knees, and the larger ones were made to size by wacking it several times by young will and strength against an opposing tree.
These wilderness vids are nothing more than a trend away from conventional tv, cable content...here for your watching pleasure with all the same commercialized backdrop from yours truly, YT. Wake Up....If you're trying to relive, or live for the 1st making a fort or hanging out in the woods, wilderness......This is a Farce. Try to correct me.....I will counter continuously with eye opening facts. But I'll give it to the guy, he did build something.......
Cool
I have to look really closely to your face. For some reason, i thought you're AgeofTheNorth. Anyway, i really like how you built your shelter, pretty cozy
He IS!!!!
He's his brother 🙂
Greetings from North Carolina. Love what you are doing out there. ❤
Hello there!
This time it’s better .
Try a teepee sometime. Less work. Cover with fir branches and the top serves as a chimney for a nice fire.
I keep a plastic spoon inside the coffee jar.
Maybe build shelter under a tree next time.
It would be cool to watch someone go out and build a shelter, complete it, then actually stay a couple of nights out there and show the sustainability. Most stay while they build. Finish. Then leave the next day
6:36 There was so much fungus among us, even the fungus had fungus.
텐트 ⛺️
Мысль интересеая ,но не совсем правильно.
Посидеть ,сргрется рядом с костром и в призрачном шалаше,это такой засмысловатый способ заболеть и круто
It's funny how these "bushcrafters" will bring lanterns, paint sets, enough food for full course meals, wooden cup, axe, hatchet, saw, carving knife but never cooking utensils.
All that work and you didn't sleep in it ?
The algorithm has picked you up! Good Luck with your channel!
Include Subscribe and Like reminders around the time you light your campfire... It makes a difference!
Just take a tent!
Are you the Brother of "Age of the north"?
are you siblings with age of the north?
His brother.
Why isn't any tiger coming to you?
The Snow and Cold
Lol Camping . Wow Trend wird mehr , aber nicht hier , campe mal in Alaska oder Kanada . Bis später :)
⛰️ 🔥
We need some talking.
Pour the fat over the fire to keep it burning well
You didn’t make a big enough clearing of forest debris for the fire. You risk a wildfire 😡
Don’t bother trimming those branches. No need to make it look pretty.
upeeta ,
Bring hot rocks into your shelter
If you don't bring your own shelter, tent, then stay home. I don't like it when men go out into the forest and cut down healthy trees to keep their butt dry.
All of that wood appears to be from felled trees...
Too shallow
Such a dirty place
FG
لا اريد فديوهات بدعا تخلف وا انحراف يزعجني جدا عدم تكرار 😢😢😢
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What was that yellow goo you put in your pan of meat?
Honey
Real honey. Not the processed stuff
You make Ray Mears weep.
Still got all your fingers? Rather sloppy saw work.
Quanta gente si improvvisa esperta di sopravvivenza . State a casa che e' meglio