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So inspiring sir thank you, it's nice to see educational videos like these amongst the rubbish UA-cam usually promotes. Keep up the hard work corporal it will pay off eventually 👍
Great video Shawn love all videos keep it up! The videos that is. Lol!!! My wife and I enjoy all of the videos 13years counting, and CANNOT WAIT FOR FALL VIDEOS, AND WINTER VIDEOS! YOUR GETTING CLOSE TO A MILLION SUBS GREAT FANS OUT HERE BOSS KEEP UP THE GREAT WORK.
You asked for comments I'll give you a comment. I found this Channel about a week ago. Since then I have watched upwards of 40 videos. They are unbelievably superb showing, in my opinion, the true nature of survival and survival shelters. The Excellence and quality of your videos are unsurpassed in what I have seen on UA-cam. Please continue to let us know what we can do to support you and to make sure that this channel stays on the air. Thank you once again for all that you do and know that we love you and support you
Не перестаю поражаться фонтану идей, исходящих от вас. Очень жалею, что ни слова не понимаю по английски, но легко схватываю суть ваших инженерных решений. Безмерно благодарен вам за это. Многое уже использую в своих выходах в природу, а что-то и дорабатываю под свои нужды. Ваша работа заслуживает высшей оценки.
I think that falls under construction, and would require some permits that would really be unnecessary for what his channel is about. Just put together several videos and take it from there.
Just my 2 cents. For an extended stay somewhere for a large or extended family or group of individuals that train together, medium to high quality tents might be a better option than building structures from random tarps and such. While a lean to or covered trench might work for a day or two, sturdy tents would a much better bet longervterm, short of building a log cabin or structure similar to what many of the contestants build on the show Alone. A surprising number of those burn down also. Some type of teepee might work also, but I'm not up on those. Finding the materials, plus the man power needed to build multiple sturdy structures, isn't going to be very practical or a good invest in energy and time in many of the senerios where you'd actually need them. Plus if you have to relocate all of your hard work is wasted. That concern about the time and labor to rebuild elsewhere might even cause your group to stay in a questionable location long enough to be dangerous. Adult couples need privacy long term, as do teens, especially if you have teens of different genders. Everyone needs a little elbow room and space to store their gear. Rather than trying to reinvent the wheel, look at what the First Americans used, trappers, miners, and hunters on extended hunts and safaris use. They pretty much all use sturdy tents or a form of tent (teepee?).
Was going to make a skillet this morning, damn I should have. Raised bed is nice if you have a ton of spiders etc. But the skillset once again is all the difference. You make it look easy Shawn, and you take the time to do this and explain and recap so people can attempt these tasks on their own. Much respect. Corporals Corner has easily become one of my favorite UA-cam channels and I tell everyone i know to watch and subscribe. You deserve the Million Subs after all your years put in and I can't wait to see the smile on your face in your 1 Million Subscribers Episode
Dude. An UNREAL build. Seriously. There’s not a UA-camr out there that’s even THOUGHT about trying this. You effectively just pulled a “Fatality!” on the competition. Well done. Keep it up!
@@recall5811 I know it, man. YT has some very odd priorities to their algorithms these days. I always do my best to give your channel a shout out when I'm live. Every bit helps, and I hope I've at least encouraged a few from my vids to check out yours and your channel. Party on, Wayne.
Found your page while I was home recouping from CoVid, ( Caught it in early June, was in hospital until mid-August, then stuck at home on O2 until mid-November).and binge-watched for a few days. Thoroughly enjoyed them all; great content, practical application, good real-people food, and Marine humor. What more do you need? Gotta thank you - been stressing over what to get my newly-teenaged grandson for Christmas. My son makes 10X what I do, and I can't spend at his level. But when I ran across this cantilevered floating bed frame, it hit me: Put together a bug-out bag ( Can't call it that around my daughter-in-law) for him and take him out for a day or 2, build a couple of these, show him that you don't have to have high-$ gear to stay safe and still have fun, eat some good fire-cooked grub, and just generally chill and bond. Thanks again, keep these coming! You ARE appreciated!
This warmed my heart, never forget at the end of the day you have what no money can buy, a true mother’s heart filled with love and respect, hope it’s a smashing success and a good reminder to your son that money while important is no replacement for memories , nature and love or the thrill of doing something for yourself.
@@xgod07 Thank you! I really appreciate this. Spring here in the Ozarks of AR is acting normally - Tornados last Sunday, and snow again tomorrow, and temps that my lungs still don't function well in. t's delayed our planned trips, but we've been having a blast building kits for different scenarios and seasons. But if my wife finds the 1000ft spool of mule tape I bought, I'm a dead man.
We love this build! The prototype bed roll looks awesome and it looks way more breathable and sturdy than 6 mil bags. Our 13 yr old son has this to say about your videos: "One thing that makes Corporal's videos so awesome is his taste in food!"
Another 7 days have flown by and it’s time for another “Outstanding AF” training session with Corporal Kelly! Thanks corporal for this ingenious build. Keep up the great work and until next time…..
thank you! for your efforts AND your Service ... As I was growing up down in central Florida (Tampa), I was one of those weird kids who even coming from the Suburbs, rather than hang at the mall or pool would crawl around a SWFWM reserve that bordered our neighborhood (Pebble Creek) building tree forts and camp sights and swimming in springs and the Hillsborough River loving every minute of it. A little Ninja/soldier/mercenary fanatic I later served as a united states Cavalry Scout, foreshadowing I suppose. Luck of the Draw it turns out I have genetic heart issues and suffer congestive heart failure and with a third of my ticker and one Artery left in service at only 53 I can no longer play in the woods. Daily since I found your channel, I watch your videos and enjoy them immensely.so just a note to let you know the value of your work, like the love of my life my Elizabeth you are one of the things that brings me the will to keep chugging to see what's next, reminds me of the Beast I used to be, and the great times I had. so Again, thank you , God Bless, and God Save the Republic! Shawn C. Imlay
You're the real bushcraft engineer, a true master of building shelters, making fire and delicious meals in every environment and in all conditions. mad respect
i will not be surprised when you hit the 1.000.000 subscribers soon think about this , How many individuals are Blessed by you , You showing the Skills , enjoy , be happy always , and thank you , thank you , and thank you
The things have learned in these videos over the last couple of years from knots and bush crafty stuff has really helped in the woods when I go hunting.
Agreed. I have been stockpiling the things I have learned from watching the Corporal...it really is amazing. As soon as I have a knee replacement, I am going hunting for the first actual time in my life. Looking forward to it.
I remember back in early hammock videos. You would say something about only hang it as high as you are willing to fall lol. You definitely put some faith in that white rope lol.
I'm filled with joy, everytime i see a new upload from Shawn Kelly. Always top notch information and entertainment! Sundays are always outstanding when spent watching Corporals Corner!
Last week - a raised bed AND a swing. This week - Raised bed/swing COMBO! (Haha! Gotta love it!) Out-freakin'-standing! ! ! ! Keep up the good work, brother. I'm very glad to hear you are pursuing your degree completion. As always, we appreciate the effort you put into these videos. Thank you!
Just when I thought this guy couldn’t get any craftier. Over the top skills. Don’t stop bringing your imagination to the world. Sunday is always better with Corporals Corner ❤️
I always like it when you start fire with bow and drfill. You make it look easy. I know that for me, it's _possible_, but never, ever easy. You gave me the trick of tapping the anvil to drop the ember - never saw that before, makes things easIER. Thanks!
It has become my routine, every sunday, I look for corporal's new vid before sleep and I feel the serenity of nature and learn outstanding stuff. Thanks man, outstanding AF! Hailing from Iran❤️
I love watching these videos on my iPad when I want to fall asleep at night. They are as relaxing as watching the outdoor ambient meditation channels. Really good stuff.
Nice dry shelter. FWIW, those cheap crap "emergency blankets" while being truly shitty blankets. are pretty good heat reflectors for a fire. Just don' get them too close - they melt. I want to thank you, explicitly for reintroducing me to pull tape. I used it decades ago when I worked for phone company, hadn't thought about it for at least 20 years. Glad to know it's still around and has non-cable pulling uses.
Oh man, I can actually make this one. Also, it’s funny what you had for dinner. I had that yesterday for dinner. Great video and congratulations on the schooling. Also, really looking forward to the knife.
It never ceases to amaze me how every Sunday you have something new to share. You inspire us and teach us much more than just bushcraft skills. Wish you the best in pursuing further education! YOU are Oustanding AF!!
As always an outstanding Video with more ideas and easy to understand instructions you are on a level few will ev er reach thank you for sharing long live Corporals Corner
Hello Corporal, I have been watching your videos for about six months now and appreciate your comfortable and honest delivery of the information that is important to the ideas that you are focusing on from the outset of each and every video. My question is since I live in Australia we have snakes and spiders to contend with and I assume that you would as well, how do you factor potential poisonous animals joining you on some of the ground shelters you make. Cheers Chriss
Dude you never cease to amaze me with your thinking outside the box! This was outstanding AF and seriously an incredible build! Always look forward to Sundays at Corporals Corner! Thanks for sharing your time and skills! 🍻👍😊
Outstanding AF on continuing to educate yourself. Some people stop going to school or feel once they reach a certain age they can't learn new things. In my opinion, people can always learn and make their live and their family's life better.
When I go camping I always bring a fifth of Ever Clear ( 190 proff ) I use it for a fire, cuts, and in my alcohol stove and sometimes in me. I would like to see you try it sometime, as always. N Joy corporal I
What a unique build, totally loved it! I can see how something like that would be great in an area that is shorter on a good wood supply. The canvas bed looks very comfortable and again uses a relatively small amount of wood. If nothing else its a really efficient way to use local resources without depleting the supply. Thank you again for showing us something I had no idea was even possible!
A someone who wild camps, which is illegal in most of England, it would be interesting if you could do some videos on stealthy shelters and concealment, you have probably covered it, but also mention places not to camp, for example Beech Trees in the UK are prone to suddenly drop large branches!!
Outstanding! Tarp weights!! Idea # 86, stolen, fair and square. Yoda, keep churning out the builds and I’ll keep payin’ attention. Keep up the great work!
Nice twist that was pretty cool. How about a Gilligan's island hut complete with chair desk and bed. Seriously long long term project. Thanks once again for these videos and dam hard work
Thank you for your service sir! And thank you for these great videos. I discovered them four days ago and it's been down the rabbit hole since. With the way things have been going as of late, better to know how to do something and not need the skill then to need the skill and not have it. I'm born, raised, and reside in Arizona and I just saw you have a desert video from 3 years ago - will must definitely be watching that! Thank again for all the great videos and I wish you continued success.
Always called that the “Spanish windless” good for closing leg clamps and caps when you know the dive tender isn’t going to find a come a long, or send you a working come a long. Also with straps makes an excellent recovery option for your off road adventures or overland mis adventures. Good video, corporal, has lots of applications across a variety of fields.
I am trying to watch two or three videos a day to get caught up to current time working my way through them liking commenting and appreciate all the work you do I would like to come out and train sometime to learn some things, being blind and intelligent I learn easily and would like to try some of the stuff
That bed is slick. The difference between genius and insane is success. Any clues on when that bed sack will be available? Congratulations on furthering your education 👍
Just like that, another week goes by and another awesome shelter build from the Corporal. Thanks man for all the bush engineering ideas. Thank you as a fellow vet for all you have done and are continuing to do for our country.
Congratulations on enrolling in your anthropology degree program. I took some courses in anthropology while attending Rhodes College (then called Southwestern st Memphis) in Memphis, Tennessee. Have you visited the serpent mounds in Ohio? If you are ever in New York State, perhaps on your way to the Adirondaks, you might want to stop at the Penn Yann fossil fields.
Congrats on your decision to complete your anthropology degree. Salute to a life-long learner! Hopefully that translates into even more great content on your channel.
Honestly this would be awesome. I'm wondering if it might be similar to his improvised fighting hole in a tree root hole. The one with the built in fireplace? That thing was mostly underground and had heat, so could be fairly well camouflaged with minimal effort, and would leave most of the build up for early warning systems and diversions. I'm thinking along the lines of hiding and evading though, not so much stand your ground and fight. Either philosophy would be cool to see though!
Your family is so lucky to have you around. I wished I had a dad like you around when i was going up. But I'm glad you have a you tube channel to share your ideals. I'm enjoying these ideals
Outstanding AF!!!!! You make shelter building and bow drilling look so easy you should write a book ( Bushcraft shelter builds 101). Keep doing what ur doing and thank you for everything you do for us. See you next Sunday sir Dustin out!!!!!
I got to admit that the photo looked kinda sketchy, especially that prison-bar spacing on the sleeping platform... I was not surprised to see the modifications that you used to make it outstanding AF! Chow was great, as always. Keep teaching, good man; you have eager students who always want to learn more (kinda like Odin, in his eternal quest for knowledge). Rock on, "Like a Corporal!"
Hey Corporal, newbie issue: I can't stop rusting my knives. I'm in humid wet areas and can't seem to wipe my blads enough to keep them dry. My sheath gets wet and my blade gets wet and next time I go to use them-- new orange paint job.... help?
This Is an Inspired Build. An Easy Mechanical Floating Shelter Against a Tree. Enjoy! Please Hit The LIKE and SUBSCRIBE BUTTONS as well as the NOTIFICATION BELL. Feel Free to Check out my Amazon Influencer Page and Follow Me on Instagram and and Facebook. Thanks For Watching.
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03 field magic!
When did you say the packs were going to hit the shelves. I've looked for that video an I can't find it.
So inspiring sir thank you, it's nice to see educational videos like these amongst the rubbish UA-cam usually promotes. Keep up the hard work corporal it will pay off eventually 👍
Great video Shawn love all videos keep it up! The videos that is. Lol!!! My wife and I enjoy all of the videos 13years counting, and CANNOT WAIT FOR FALL VIDEOS, AND WINTER VIDEOS! YOUR GETTING CLOSE TO A MILLION SUBS GREAT FANS OUT HERE BOSS KEEP UP THE GREAT WORK.
👍
You asked for comments I'll give you a comment. I found this Channel about a week ago. Since then I have watched upwards of 40 videos. They are unbelievably superb showing, in my opinion, the true nature of survival and survival shelters. The Excellence and quality of your videos are unsurpassed in what I have seen on UA-cam. Please continue to let us know what we can do to support you and to make sure that this channel stays on the air. Thank you once again for all that you do and know that we love you and support you
Outstanding!
Не перестаю поражаться фонтану идей, исходящих от вас. Очень жалею, что ни слова не понимаю по английски, но легко схватываю суть ваших инженерных решений. Безмерно благодарен вам за это. Многое уже использую в своих выходах в природу, а что-то и дорабатываю под свои нужды.
Ваша работа заслуживает высшей оценки.
I am hoping you will share some ideas about emergency sheltering a large family for a longer term. Your videos are so educational!
This is a very good idea!
this is a really good idea!
I think that falls under construction, and would require some permits that would really be unnecessary for what his channel is about. Just put together several videos and take it from there.
Just my 2 cents. For an extended stay somewhere for a large or extended family or group of individuals that train together, medium to high quality tents might be a better option than building structures from random tarps and such. While a lean to or covered trench might work for a day or two, sturdy tents would a much better bet longervterm, short of building a log cabin or structure similar to what many of the contestants build on the show Alone. A surprising number of those burn down also. Some type of teepee might work also, but I'm not up on those. Finding the materials, plus the man power needed to build multiple sturdy structures, isn't going to be very practical or a good invest in energy and time in many of the senerios where you'd actually need them. Plus if you have to relocate all of your hard work is wasted. That concern about the time and labor to rebuild elsewhere might even cause your group to stay in a questionable location long enough to be dangerous.
Adult couples need privacy long term, as do teens, especially if you have teens of different genders. Everyone needs a little elbow room and space to store their gear.
Rather than trying to reinvent the wheel, look at what the First Americans used, trappers, miners, and hunters on extended hunts and safaris use. They pretty much all use sturdy tents or a form of tent (teepee?).
Just buy a big wall tent and wood stove, have it separated in several bags and assign 1 bag to each capable member of the family?....
You should make one end of that sack like the water proof dive bags so you could potentially use to gather water or keep things dry
Thanks!
Was going to make a skillet this morning, damn I should have. Raised bed is nice if you have a ton of spiders etc.
But the skillset once again is all the difference. You make it look easy Shawn, and you take the time to do this and explain and recap so people can attempt these tasks on their own. Much respect. Corporals Corner has easily become one of my favorite UA-cam channels and I tell everyone i know to watch and subscribe. You deserve the Million Subs after all your years put in and I can't wait to see the smile on your face in your 1 Million Subscribers Episode
Happy Sunday! Coffee with the Corporal ☕! Notified!
No stupid comments here, Just a thank you for your tireless devotion to providing us with this kind of content! Congrats on finishing the degree!
Dude. An UNREAL build. Seriously. There’s not a UA-camr out there that’s even THOUGHT about trying this. You effectively just pulled a “Fatality!” on the competition. Well done. Keep it up!
I heard Shang Tsung's voice: "FLAWLESS VICTORY, 200,000 points"
Absolutely. Corporal is the best out there
thanks but I will have to push the video for 3 days just for it to be seen, YT has stopped circulation
@@recall5811 I know it, man. YT has some very odd priorities to their algorithms these days. I always do my best to give your channel a shout out when I'm live. Every bit helps, and I hope I've at least encouraged a few from my vids to check out yours and your channel. Party on, Wayne.
@@recall5811 no big deal we get your messages, improvise, adapt and overcome
the outdoors agrees with you never cease to blow our minds
You pronounced "kiełbasa" perfectly :) Greetings from Poland, the world capital of kiełbasa, onions and potatoes ;)
Found your page while I was home recouping from CoVid, ( Caught it in early June, was in hospital until mid-August, then stuck at home on O2 until mid-November).and binge-watched for a few days. Thoroughly enjoyed them all; great content, practical application, good real-people food, and Marine humor. What more do you need?
Gotta thank you - been stressing over what to get my newly-teenaged grandson for Christmas. My son makes 10X what I do, and I can't spend at his level. But when I ran across this cantilevered floating bed frame, it hit me: Put together a bug-out bag ( Can't call it that around my daughter-in-law) for him and take him out for a day or 2, build a couple of these, show him that you don't have to have high-$ gear to stay safe and still have fun, eat some good fire-cooked grub, and just generally chill and bond.
Thanks again, keep these coming! You ARE appreciated!
This warmed my heart, never forget at the end of the day you have what no money can buy, a true mother’s heart filled with love and respect, hope it’s a smashing success and a good reminder to your son that money while important is no replacement for memories , nature and love or the thrill of doing something for yourself.
@@xgod07 Thank you! I really appreciate this.
Spring here in the Ozarks of AR is acting normally - Tornados last Sunday, and snow again tomorrow, and temps that my lungs still don't function well in. t's delayed our planned trips, but we've been having a blast building kits for different scenarios and seasons. But if my wife finds the 1000ft spool of mule tape I bought, I'm a dead man.
Haven’t even watched the video yet and I already know it’s outstanding AF. Will watch it tonight when I get off work. Thanks for doing these!
We love this build! The prototype bed roll looks awesome and it looks way more breathable and sturdy than 6 mil bags. Our 13 yr old son has this to say about your videos: "One thing that makes Corporal's videos so awesome is his taste in food!"
Another 7 days have flown by and it’s time for another “Outstanding AF” training session with Corporal Kelly! Thanks corporal for this ingenious build. Keep up the great work and until next time…..
thank you! for your efforts AND your Service ... As I was growing up down in central Florida (Tampa), I was one of those weird kids who even coming from the Suburbs, rather than hang at the mall or pool would crawl around a SWFWM reserve that bordered our neighborhood (Pebble Creek) building tree forts and camp sights and swimming in springs and the Hillsborough River loving every minute of it. A little Ninja/soldier/mercenary fanatic I later served as a united states Cavalry Scout, foreshadowing I suppose. Luck of the Draw it turns out I have genetic heart issues and suffer congestive heart failure and with a third of my ticker and one Artery left in service at only 53 I can no longer play in the woods. Daily since I found your channel, I watch your videos and enjoy them immensely.so just a note to let you know the value of your work, like the love of my life my Elizabeth you are one of the things that brings me the will to keep chugging to see what's next, reminds me of the Beast I used to be, and the great times I had. so Again, thank you , God Bless, and God Save the Republic! Shawn C. Imlay
I’ve been waiting all day to come home and watch this one. Never disappointed.
Outstanding AF. Another blessed Sunday with the Corporal.
My favorite parts on the outdoors videos are when they cook up there food. Thanks for the videos.
I've told him he needs to market this under cooking shows on UA-cam.
You are definitely not the typical nerd. Congrats on your recent enrollment to finish your degree. You’re an inspiration!
You're the real bushcraft engineer, a true master of building shelters, making fire and delicious meals in every environment and in all conditions. mad respect
Sundays are for the Corporal! Keep up the great work and awesome content Shawn! By far the best channel on the tube!
i will not be surprised when you hit the 1.000.000 subscribers soon
think about this , How many individuals are Blessed by you ,
You showing the Skills ,
enjoy , be happy always , and thank you , thank you , and thank you
Journey to a million!!!!!! We all can’t wait …..
The things have learned in these videos over the last couple of years from knots and bush crafty stuff has really helped in the woods when I go hunting.
Agreed.
I have been stockpiling the things I have learned from watching the Corporal...it really is amazing. As soon as I have a knee replacement, I am going hunting for the first actual time in my life. Looking forward to it.
You've got the most creative shelter builds on the internet! Great ideas Corporal!
I think this my favorite bed that you've ever built, and I've seen them all. Love all your videos. I would watch you stack phone books 📚
I remember back in early hammock videos. You would say something about only hang it as high as you are willing to fall lol. You definitely put some faith in that white rope lol.
He getting braver!
Is this a hammock and did it break
I used to be a scaffold builder in my past life, so I can appreciate the thought and effort in this build. Awesome for sure
Finished my bachelor's just 6 months shy of 40, walked the stage behind a 70 year old airman, never too late
I'm filled with joy, everytime i see a new upload from Shawn Kelly. Always top notch information and entertainment! Sundays are always outstanding when spent watching Corporals Corner!
Last week - a raised bed AND a swing. This week - Raised bed/swing COMBO! (Haha! Gotta love it!) Out-freakin'-standing! ! ! ! Keep up the good work, brother. I'm very glad to hear you are pursuing your degree completion. As always, we appreciate the effort you put into these videos. Thank you!
I love ... Kebasa...
Just when I thought this guy couldn’t get any craftier. Over the top skills. Don’t stop bringing your imagination to the world. Sunday is always better with Corporals Corner ❤️
I always like it when you start fire with bow and drfill. You make it look easy. I know that for me, it's _possible_, but never, ever easy. You gave me the trick of tapping the anvil to drop the ember - never saw that before, makes things easIER. Thanks!
It has become my routine, every sunday, I look for corporal's new vid before sleep and I feel the serenity of nature and learn outstanding stuff.
Thanks man, outstanding AF!
Hailing from Iran❤️
I love watching these videos on my iPad when I want to fall asleep at night. They are as relaxing as watching the outdoor ambient meditation channels. Really good stuff.
Cool AF. I have started gathering the items I need to go out and try some of your teachings.
Knife, saw, twine….
You have inspired me!🤘👍
You are the mad scientist of bushcraft.
The only shelter you can get sea sick in,nice work.
Nice dry shelter. FWIW, those cheap crap "emergency blankets" while being truly shitty blankets. are pretty good heat reflectors for a fire. Just don' get them too close - they melt. I want to thank you, explicitly for reintroducing me to pull tape. I used it decades ago when I worked for phone company, hadn't thought about it for at least 20 years. Glad to know it's still around and has non-cable pulling uses.
The Arbor knot blows my mind, it's so simple, but very effective. thanks for showing it. Thanks for all your videos
Has anyone else noticed that this is becoming an architecture channel?
No complaints, though.😀
Gteat bush crafting, as usual. I like the fact that you only need one tree for this comfortable bed.
Nice . Thank you,
Jim
Finally got to really watch this one.
OUT-STANDING!
This puts a new “a-game” into what I can do. Thanks Kelly, great work as always.
Oh man, I can actually make this one. Also, it’s funny what you had for dinner. I had that yesterday for dinner. Great video and congratulations on the schooling. Also, really looking forward to the knife.
I have no idea how I found your videos, but they are so relaxing to me. Just peaceful.
It never ceases to amaze me how every Sunday you have something new to share. You inspire us and teach us much more than just bushcraft skills. Wish you the best in pursuing further education! YOU are Oustanding AF!!
As always an outstanding Video with more ideas and easy to understand instructions you are on a level few will ev er reach thank you for sharing long live Corporals Corner
He always has the best sticks
Hello Corporal, I have been watching your videos for about six months now and appreciate your comfortable and honest delivery of the information that is important to the ideas that you are focusing on from the outset of each and every video. My question is since I live in Australia we have snakes and spiders to contend with and I assume that you would as well, how do you factor potential poisonous animals joining you on some of the ground shelters you make. Cheers Chriss
Dude you never cease to amaze me with your thinking outside the box! This was outstanding AF and seriously an incredible build! Always look forward to Sundays at Corporals Corner! Thanks for sharing your time and skills! 🍻👍😊
Outstanding AF on continuing to educate yourself. Some people stop going to school or feel once they reach a certain age they can't learn new things. In my opinion, people can always learn and make their live and their family's life better.
Awesome as usual
You are truly AMAZING !! Best of luck w/ completing requirements for your degree
When I go camping I always bring a fifth of Ever Clear ( 190 proff ) I use it for a fire, cuts, and in my alcohol stove and sometimes in me. I would like to see you try it sometime, as always. N Joy corporal I
As always.... Outstanding Kelly 👊🏼🇺🇸
What a unique build, totally loved it! I can see how something like that would be great in an area that is shorter on a good wood supply. The canvas bed looks very comfortable and again uses a relatively small amount of wood. If nothing else its a really efficient way to use local resources without depleting the supply. Thank you again for showing us something I had no idea was even possible!
As usual... Outstanding A.F. Another 1 for the book. You are now officially my favorite channel!
A someone who wild camps, which is illegal in most of England, it would be interesting if you could do some videos on stealthy shelters and concealment, you have probably covered it, but also mention places not to camp, for example Beech Trees in the UK are prone to suddenly drop large branches!!
The wood u cut is straighter than any 2x4
I can buy at Lowes. Love your videos.
Love it brother! I learn something from you every week!👍🏽🙏🏽
Your description of the hanging bed is equal to or better than many teachers I have had in my past. Keep doing what you are doing.
Hell yeah, more Corporal's Corner... Keep up the great work!
Outstanding! Tarp weights!! Idea # 86, stolen, fair and square. Yoda, keep churning out the builds and I’ll keep payin’ attention. Keep up the great work!
I absolutely love the weight on the tarp idea brother.
Great idea. Especially for a permanent camp and build in an option to pivot the bed up and fold away.
Nice twist that was pretty cool. How about a Gilligan's island hut complete with chair desk and bed. Seriously long long term project. Thanks once again for these videos and dam hard work
This is UA-cam's BEST who inspires and entertains in the BUSHCRAFT CULTURE.Well done Corp !
I do admit. You come up with some good recipes to eat out in the wood. If you keep going you could do a book for camping inspired recipes.
I like the idea of the tensioning device. Simple but very effective.
I particularly enjoyed this build. As always, outstanding AF!
Thank you for your service sir! And thank you for these great videos. I discovered them four days ago and it's been down the rabbit hole since. With the way things have been going as of late, better to know how to do something and not need the skill then to need the skill and not have it. I'm born, raised, and reside in Arizona and I just saw you have a desert video from 3 years ago - will must definitely be watching that! Thank again for all the great videos and I wish you continued success.
Always called that the “Spanish windless” good for closing leg clamps and caps when you know the dive tender isn’t going to find a come a long, or send you a working come a long. Also with straps makes an excellent recovery option for your off road adventures or overland mis adventures. Good video, corporal, has lots of applications across a variety of fields.
I am trying to watch two or three videos a day to get caught up to current time working my way through them liking commenting and appreciate all the work you do I would like to come out and train sometime to learn some things, being blind and intelligent I learn easily and would like to try some of the stuff
That bed is slick. The difference between genius and insane is success. Any clues on when that bed sack will be available?
Congratulations on furthering your education 👍
Sorry. You answered my question at the end. I got excited because that bag makes more sense to me than a trash bag.
Mr g.i. Joe bringing the coolest bushcraft. Rock on man.
Very nice, this would be great for places that have the venomous snakes running around, the last place ya wanna be is on ground lol
Just like that, another week goes by and another awesome shelter build from the Corporal. Thanks man for all the bush engineering ideas. Thank you as a fellow vet for all you have done and are continuing to do for our country.
Congratulations on enrolling in your anthropology degree program. I took some courses in anthropology while attending Rhodes College (then called Southwestern st Memphis) in Memphis, Tennessee. Have you visited the serpent mounds in Ohio? If you are ever in New York State, perhaps on your way to the Adirondaks, you might want to stop at the Penn Yann fossil fields.
Congrats on your decision to complete your anthropology degree. Salute to a life-long learner! Hopefully that translates into even more great content on your channel.
"Outstanding" I'm really starting to get into some of these builds, you did a great job with this one.
Definitely a meal I've cooked many times at home and in deer camp. It's warm, it's filling, of course delicious, and its simple
I agree I'd like to see you build for a survival situation long term maybe even with some defensive measures considered.
Honestly this would be awesome.
I'm wondering if it might be similar to his improvised fighting hole in a tree root hole. The one with the built in fireplace? That thing was mostly underground and had heat, so could be fairly well camouflaged with minimal effort, and would leave most of the build up for early warning systems and diversions.
I'm thinking along the lines of hiding and evading though, not so much stand your ground and fight.
Either philosophy would be cool to see though!
This channel is about BUSHCRAFT, what YOU do with the knowledge is up to you. Just remember to make a video for the rest of us.😀
Your family is so lucky to have you around. I wished I had a dad like you around when i was going up. But I'm glad you have a you tube channel to share your ideals. I'm enjoying these ideals
Can't wait!,three days I will be ordering the corporal Kelley camp and trail knife from Pathfinder knife store.
Dude you are awesome A F.
good luck
Congratulations on continuing your degree. Education is never wasted. Semper Fi.
Always excited to see what corporal’s gonna cook
What kind of seasoning was that? Not gonna lie, that looks really, really good!
Absolutely amazing 😻 as always
I like your idea it’s awesome never seen one before! Floating bed that’s really nice! Great work!👍
Great job brother. Thank you for your service.
Perfect ! Just brilliantly done - love the detail in all aspects of tonight's show.
Thank you Sir 😊💫
6 hours late notification but at least I got mine this time!! Genius man, pure genius!
Hey man congratulations and good luck on continuing your education.
Outstanding AF!!!!! You make shelter building and bow drilling look so easy you should write a book ( Bushcraft shelter builds 101). Keep doing what ur doing and thank you for everything you do for us. See you next Sunday sir Dustin out!!!!!
I got to admit that the photo looked kinda sketchy, especially that prison-bar spacing on the sleeping platform... I was not surprised to see the modifications that you used to make it outstanding AF! Chow was great, as always. Keep teaching, good man; you have eager students who always want to learn more (kinda like Odin, in his eternal quest for knowledge). Rock on, "Like a Corporal!"
Great shelter
I would Like to see a Video's On Trapping that could Be used with Zero tech.
I like the fact you are spending more time and good pictures on your knots. something I struggle with.
Hey Corporal, newbie issue: I can't stop rusting my knives. I'm in humid wet areas and can't seem to wipe my blads enough to keep them dry. My sheath gets wet and my blade gets wet and next time I go to use them-- new orange paint job.... help?
oil the blade and sheath , high carbon steel knives will rust if you dont , or you can get a stainless steel knife