Warm and Cozy Teepee Shelter Build, Inside Fireplace and Sleeps 3
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- Опубліковано 6 тра 2023
- Building a warm teepee shelter from natural materials found in the forest, plus a rope.
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No $300 boots, $600 Falkraven pants, or $1,000 Jacket or $200 knife. Just old jeans, kicks, a coat and basic tools. 😊 Just lot of inspiration to get out there!
I also thought about that. First video i see of this guy, and he just looks so... "dad" - but like, in a good way. This is just some dude that uses what he has makes it work. No fancy stuff. This could be anyone.
Love it
I think I’ve got a old carhart coat like that around here.
Сколько дней? Или сколько людей? 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Bushcraft videos did/have gotten out of a hand a bit. Over an hour long, pushing products and unreasonably expensive. This is just right. Not over produced, no self promotion, no product promotion, no sponsors, just a guy quietly building a massive shelter by hand!
Stumbled into this channel. I really like it, no weird music...just 100% the great outdoors...thank you for your video.
A single spark from that fireplace will set the whole thing on fire. Besides that was great to watch.
It will be a tinder box. The more you have a campfire inside that thing it will start to dry out the thatching and become even more ignitable. There'd be no way to put it out because it would be deep and smoldering you need a damn fire hose 😵,, plus that debris would slowly fall into your bedding and into your food and coffee. Not to mention the Lyme disease ticks coming right at you ✨🤠✨ you got to have bug spray or some kind of like mint oil peppermint oil and clove oil on your skin to help keep ticks off of you because they hate fumes.
We used to make these when I was a boy.
The pine needles made a thick mat on the ground, and we'd carefully scoop up thick layers to cover the tee-pee with.
We never put a fire inside though.
Any fire pit was outside, in a cleared out area with nothing but dirt around it.
Great way to spend some time in the pine woods.
You need a Silky saw.
@@10000Islands , I've heard very good reviews on Silky Saws.
Exactly...when we were kids 😂
@@phyllisarrington7436 , Yes, but time waits for no one.
"Time flies like the wind.....Fruit flies like bananas"
That was a great age, and time, to be young.
Have a great day!
One amber off that fire and it’s party on. I’d never sleep in that. No way. I couldn’t. Highly flammable.
Excellent video. No jabbering, no music, just the nitty-gritry work, and the proud owner, kneeling in the doorway. One of the very best videos I've seen in the bush craft arena. Well done.
Thank you very much!
This is what my sister and I grew up learning! We built a smaller version of this to show Dad we paid attention. 😉 Forwarded this to my youngest son who seems to think he knows it all and could go up the mountain and stay if shtf.
I'm a little jealous of these guys with open woodlands to play in. The woods locally are so thick with underbrush that in some places it's impassable. It's a miracle if I can find a 5'x5' patch that's plant-free to put a tent down.
This looks like a plantation. They have plenty of open space to build things in.
I'm using them for inspiration. I shall make something out of my family 30 acres of trees.
Clean it up !!!!!!!!!!!!
Underbrush equals biodiversity, the monoculture plantation here has little of that due to acidified soil and little light getting in.
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The last night of star gazing was spectacular. I have never seen so many shooting stars. Thanks for sharing your adventure with us. Congratulations on your marriage. May you and aerin have a long happy life.
I suffer from anxiety, watching this was so peaceful and relaxing. I subscribed. Love from The Blue Mountains in Australia.
Когда у меня были панические атаки , смотрела " лесные" , там ребята вдвоем с собакой строили в разных местах тайги разные домики( из камней , дерева, землянки). Это очень лечебные видео. Подключается память выживания, спокойный ритм, природа. Наедине с землей чувствуешь защиту от нее.
И еще люблю ставить звуки огня в камине или костра в лесу.
Удачи вам , далекий друг из Австралии. Держите эмоциональное равновесие и любовь. Это помогает Земле и тому месту, где вы живете быть спокойным в стихиях❤
chill. Everyone dies in the end.
Is there anyone who doesn't "suffer from anxiety"? At this point I'm thinking it's just part of being a human being. Maybe we don't need to constantly be telling everyone we encounter about it
When watching building campsites,I often wonder whose land they're building on.Quite often,imaginning confrontations happening from those claiming land ownership.
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Boy, I sure wish I’d seen this as a child. Great shelter. Thanks for sharing.
Me too! The sad part is that most kids dont care about this right now, when they should most! Praise Jesus!
The man is doing it the right way, in a pine forest. My ancestors built Tipi’s in the Eastern states. It was the most practical shelter back in the day. This Tipi is awesome! I think he could used a stronger cord, around the top, but his knowledge and skills were outstanding and impressive.
What knots were those?
Reminds me how we constructed our annual new year’s eve bonfire.. rhat thing is a perfect bonfire.. ready to go. Just add a good fire.
Made similar in scotland. Used willow woven in lateral bands to give extra strength. Still standing 3 years on.
The southern hemisphere winter is the best time to camp. No rain or freezing temps. As a kid I had my bed on the ground not too near the fire & I was in the land of nod in no time. If this teepee had been built for our family our camping trip would have been outstanding!
Definitely a good temporary shelter and easy enough to build in a few hours by oneself or quicker with a couple buddies. Unfortunately not being secured in the ground, plus all those pine needles: it's susceptible to rain, strong winds, fire, and a lot of bugs. Good for a new nights in fair weather (be careful of sparks from the fire!). Whats good though is after it eventually topples over, it's all natural and will be home for some forest critters for years before it decomposes :)
I slightly disagree with you on the pine needles. If you have a blanket to lay over them they make for a very good bed. I have done it before. But that's about all.
Attach here and there to the Pine trees, giving it more stability
He used a synthetic rope that sadly would remain there forever...
Buncha optimists here!!!
@@bellezayverdaddefinitely not forever just a very long time,in the elements 40-50 years
Y'all got some nice poles growing there. Look at that woods, no underbrush. I've slept on ground like that, that ground is perfect. cushioned, somewhat insulated.
I like that folding saw
Me too were can I buy one
Xander Budnick uses the same brand.
Any fella who is Canadian and looks a bit like Doug Linker has my attention right away! This is a fine style of shelter and I'm looking forward to seeing its performance over time.
Laying here in my bed on a Saturday morning alone watching this wonderful video inspired me to make my own tent
Man... That's got to be the most fantastic implementation of a tipi that I've seen -- the perfect balance of engineering, art, eco design, practicality, simplicity, level-of-effort to end-result efficacy -- and last but not least, adds a hobbit mound coziness to the tipi concept. Many thanks for taking the time to document and share your "savoir-faire" with the world beyond 😊
Thank you for the kind words :)
Thank you for sharing, these are things that can save lives.
Watching this seasons “Alone”. Guy built a teepee and I was impressed. Thais why I’m watching this. Seems to be a quicker option in a pinch.
Plus, great idea to paint your ax handle orange. Everyone should do that.
Pretty slick debris hut.
Looks warm, be careful of sparks.
lot of work and skill It would take me a full day or more to build that looks like at least 25 poles.. it works well for the location. in a pine forest. in many places you cannot find all those pine needles and moss. or the space to build one that big
The fact that you did all this without breaking into song once is what amazed me. No Creedence? No Eagles, man? Great job, man.
Awesome build! Doesn’t look like grizzly country so you’re all set! Thanks for the video!
I'd use a smaller version of this for a temporary shelter but not for long term. Once those needles dry out, one spark and that wigwam is going to go up like it was Gasoline.
I would want a much sturdier structure for long term use. Meanwhile, this will be much warmer and dryer than your average Lean-Too.
So much work with the pine needles. Maybe pine boughs? At least part of the way? The fire starting was pretty awesome!
Very nice and without having to watch someone cook a five star meal on a fire either. Then have to watch them eat it smacking and chewing. I fast forward during the eating times because everyone knows how to eat already.🤣
Reminds me how we constructed our annual new year’s eve bonfire.. that thing is the perfect bonfire .. ready to go… Just add a good fire.
Love the cross bracing doorway as well! Cheers!
A Teepee has to be the best survival structure. Wind resistant. Max floor space. Good height for walking. Easy construction if you have straight saplings nearby. In terms of work load there is no hauling logs or heavy stones. Just need an axe and some heavy cordage. Great.
This is incredible. Thank you for teaching me how to make this.
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Nice video, says your on the east side of Algonquin Park, I am on the west side
Damn, that's a lot of pine needles.
One spark...and, if those pine needles are really dry-POOF!!! There goes the entire Teepee!
He should have mixed up some mud, or clay, and he should have then been a bit more compact with his Teepee. Then, although it would have taken a lot longer, he could have put the mud on the poles and structure of the Teepee, let it dry, and that would've provided a sturdier wall structure for the Teepee.
Also:He could've built a fireplace type of a setting, made of stones, like the type of stones that he was using, and again could've used either Clay, or Store-Bought Concrete, and then he could've fashioned a fireplace, either to one side of the Teepee, or to the back. He could've fashioned a Chimney, going out of the lower side of the Teepee, so that the smoke didn't gather in the Teepee, thereby directing the smoke from the fire out of the Teepee.
These two designing flaws shown here (The Pine Needles for walls, and having that top-center gapping), are two things that I'd never allow, if I'd of been the one building this Teepee. It's just too risky!
That last throw of stuff on the outside was a well good shot 😅
Excellent wikiup vid. I like the way you did the door header.
Nice idea Thanks - for raking pine tags -- side sweep bad on knee - pine tag rake of limbs
I'd love to have something like this going for a good winter deer hunt. Dreamy!
that big flat perfect rock was pretty convenient!
Wow, I do that to; I'll lie down and make sure that my body fits and that the ground isn't too hard. And then I put my tent up around my living space 😮😊
I'm not easily impressed by bushcraft shelters, but I am this one. GREATLY impressed. Enough so that, based on one video, I subscribed. That's not so much a simple shelter as it is a home.
meeeeeee tooooooo lol
Interesting.
Is there a difference between a wigwam and a teepee?
@@valnpaulvanorden Yes.
@valnpaulvanorden yes big difference
Sometimes silence is golden . 👍. Garcious.
If I saw that in the woods, I would run like hell. That has a Blair Witch thing going..
Well done, works well and will definitely keep you sheltered.
What a warm shelter for survival 😍
Good effort, the big concern is after a day or two the pine needles dry out and some sparks light the highly flammable pine needles and roast you alive.
All of these Bushcraft shelter videos would really benefit by adding a scene at the end that demonstrates their effectiveness. This shelter looks pretty good, but its ability to withstand wind and keep out rain is questionable.
As an engineer, love the project and the effort. As a pilot and aviation guy, would say build around CG (center of gravity) for stability. Keep CG below thrust/lift vector.
All those Pine needles , Crafters would die to have some of those ( side business , lol )
These were very popular , the first mobile homes , Enjoy All !
Thanks for Sharing !
& NO BLOODY MUSIC.
JUST THE SOUND'S OF NUTURE. THANK'S MATE. YOU CAN CAMP WITH ME ANYTIME. I HOPE YOUR DAY'S CONTINUE... 🙂
Good a no dog forest adventure... thank you
This would be immeasurable therapy with so much mindfulness and empowerment.
Might be good for vets with PTSD.
This is what young children and teenagers use to do. Now it’s not allowed, or they’re preoccupied with screens. Likely the cause of so much anxiety, disengagement and medical issues.
Couldn’t be done here - 🦘🇦🇺
Hard woods which don’t grow strait.
Sandy ground.
Scorpions under the rocks.
Would a Dakota fire pit be better?
Many thanks.
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If he used sod as an underlayer to the needles and then mud as an over layer it would be waterproof and relatively fire retardant. He could use a door but a pretty bad ass build.
That was a pretty nice Teepee shelter build but if it rains you’ll be soaking wet.
Hello friend,,, I'm surprised you didn't widdle out split- end Pitchfork rakes, to scoop up all that debris thatching, and such baby you could do a vid on making one of those Pitchfork / rake. Great teepee by the way. All the creature comforts. I worry about those rocks exploding around the fire though. Bank it up with soil to help keep the Rock from heating up too much if you have a bigger fire. Word to the wise.
That looks like flammable walls... A spark from that fire and the wholeteepee will set on fire.
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I love it…looks very cozy!
In Greece there is a similar kind of shelter for a nomadic group of people who were shepherds. Sarakatsani.
I really like listening to the sound of rain falling. Please take care of your health
Very intriguing build. I can only imagine how much time it took to make it. Simple construction materials, but a lot of time collecting the materials and making the hut... Thumbs Up!
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In a woods that thick, the collection time was likely relatively short. it’s clear the foundation, based on lighting, took most of a morning. The sheer amount of shelter created by it, however is impressive.
he has a whole team helping him.... its fake af..
@@chloedevereaux1801 What about this seams as though he could not have done it himself? All of the materials were basically right there already.
Solid build but with all the tenpins in those pine needles …one spark and your in a Roman candle…clay in those poles before you lay your thermal layer…it’ll save you a really bad night brother😊
That's amazing ! Thanks for sharing ~
Thanks for watching! :)
Nice fire starting skills. Along with fire pit. !!
I wonder how well it does with a heavy rain?
Looks great, like the biggest Wood Ant nest ever
Nature style so cool
cool thanks pretty labor intensive but a very nice shelter although a sig amt of wind would be an issue
This is what I'm gonna build and see if I can make it winter proof and try next winter
3:15 - the best moment of dream! :)))
This is a lot stronger than our leaf houses when we were kids! Great place for a couple of overnight stays at least! Very clever indeed!❤❤
I love how he made the opening big enough for a squach to move in. 😂
Lol. Looks like NW red ant hill we have out west. Love it!
Cool. Merci from Montreal, Canada.
One rogue spark and you're the Hindenberg !
I'm curious, how many hours time did you spend building this teepee? Would you say it's around ten to fifteen hours or more? I'd like to include the gathering of poles all the way to putting moss on the exterior. Thanks.
The fur skins the ancestors used and still use would have surely helped!
like the teepee.
Well done. Really enjoyed your video. You have great skills. From England 🇬🇧
WHAT. I was really enjoying that. And then it finished ☹️☹️☹️. Great video. More please
I made a fire like that when I was a Boy Scout. I was frying eggs on the flat stone when it exploded. Lucky I wasn’t leaning over it at the time.
Love to know where you managed to chop the green, perfectly straight non pine wood in a pine forest.
About 200 yards to the right. The poplar were broken off during an ice storm we had a couple weeks prior.
@@NatureBound seem pretty perfectly straight, uniform. How many polars came down for that?
@jimbothesailor4217 Camping at Algonquin, you are not even allowed to pick up branches to burn. Wonder if he got permission.
Big enough for two people would be fine with me!! His and hers!! ❤❤
Good concept but those needles go up like fuel when lit 🔥
Very nice! Thanks for posting.
Wow. You built the whole thing in 17 minutes! Would have taken me at least a day! Lol I wonder how long that would last structurally and how well it keeps the rain out. Awesome job!
Unfortunately he died during the night.. a couple sparks set the tepee ablaze and went up in flames instantly.
@@dsonyay I was thinking it would have been wiser to put the fire pit outside for that same reason.
If I was young and not always sick....i would pay someone to take me out there for a weekend....it would be so cool.
Man , that was too cool ! Now I wanna go on up to the High Country and build me one . That was so cool . You made it look easy .
Absolutely beautiful. Thanks for the video!
You the man 🥇💯
Enjoyed this. My only hesitation are the little beasties in the loam you've clad the teepee with. I learned as a kid that birch bark will burn even wet when properly prepared.
Great craft/survival hut. Really cool to watch, not too mention that badass foldable bow saw. Really cool stuff my friend 👍👍👍👍👍
My aunt lived in one of those almost 100 years ago. It was old and had been condemned by the local authorities but she was poor and so she and her husband lived there for 2 years in southern Canadian prairie type weather. The year they moved out the thing collapsed.
So nice videos!Looks fun, enjoys entertaining, relieves stress, but if we go too deep into the forest there is danger. I would ❤
Lol, you brought a saw and an axe, but couldn’t remember to bring a trench shovel?!
I love this video. Not one word spoken but I could have watched more.
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Well done!
Never stop collecting firewood 🔥! Never!