Surviving a Freezing night in the Arctic - No Tent/Sleeping bag
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- Опубліковано 29 вер 2024
- Deep Snow Dugout in the Arctic.
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Awesome. I love watching these videos. They are so primal. Basic.
Man, it is so satisfying watching the snow get dug. Kinda like those pressure washing videos, lol
If you're reading this, it doesn't matter where on the planet you are, I wish you a great and happy night. peaceful life where all your dreams come true
Sweet. Same to you.
Thank you! Prayers and blessings to you and yours.
Sounds nice... the world ain't like that though.
Oh wow... thank you. That's really sweet of you. Thank you. In a tough spot right now and just seen this. So thank you. Really nice of you.
You as well.😀
I've survived in a blizzard, up a mountain, in one of these snow dugouts ... just. Haha. You definitely had the best weather for the video. It would be a different story if it turned though.
8:03 like the way everyone chips in
Love it. ❤ keep it up!
25:00 a nu cheeki breeki iv damke
Not sure if you're aware of a new device to help maneuver in deeper snow. Makes it a lot easier. I think they're called snow shoes. 😎
I've never been in more than a dusting of snow, so I don't know much about walking in it, but I was wondering why you didn't wear snowshoes? Great video! I have to live vicariously through vids like this because of where I live...
I've been in deep snow only a couple of times, but one problem i encountered was that if the snow is too fresh and too deep, snowshoes do not add benefit. Basically your foot is buried less deep in the snow, but a lot of fresh snow falls on top of the snowshoe, adding weight that you have to lift when you are taking another step. Also these guys were in a group so it was much easier to just follow the steps of the one ahead
Did they own snow shoes? How far did they actually go on foot?
Snowshoes are an essential part of this type of camping and I don't understand how these three outdoorsmen didn't bring them.
@@ae-bd5gr I've lived in deep snow for almost a decade. Snowshoes are an absolute essential. There are times when you don't need them but in the thigh deep soft snow these guys had to cross it was foolish not to have them. They're new to the game, it's obvious to me but they did an excellent job regardless. Snowshoes would have made travel much easier and safer... In the type of snow they were in, they are a requirement.
@@ae-bd5gr get better informed "a lot of fresh snow falls on top of the snowshoe, adding weight " ... learn to use them. It's as if you're saying tires aren't essential to a car.
I really enjoy this kind of content. I live in the desert but like to dream about scenarios where I’d have to survive in the cold/wilderness.
I too live in the desert and during the hot months I fall asleep thinking about surviving in these conditions.
You could do some on surviving in the desert
I respect and admire people who like that lifestyle, not only for knowledge, but also for courage, it is necessary to have "3 balls", to be in the middle of nowhere exposed to the inclemencies of the nature, as well as the risks of attacks by wild animals such as wolves or bears.
24:08 me & the boys on the way back from the casino after losing our life savings
Y'all have something against snowshoes or something 🤨
Gotta let those legs work
@@aurorashelters they're gonna work regardless lol
@@richardbanda4551 in a survival situation.......snowshoes might not be an option. 🤷♂️. You guys got something against doing a video in an hotel with heat? Don’t be stupid. Enjoy it for what it is ffs. Haters gonna hate ffs
That snow is not really all that deep.
First thing that came to mind. Lol
Gathering the dry wood was a very strenuous chore with the snow being so deep but your priority for warmth.
Loved how you all worked together ❤
A tranquil video to watch, thankyou 🇬🇧
PS. I was worried about how you would sleep or if youd be safe
Good stuff. Love the raw winter with cold, snow and nature. And OH OH OH, Many thanks for not using music for background sounds. Thumbs up, subscribed.
Love the raw winter with cold... were you expecting heat?
At 27:30, U put some larger wood on the fire and then for some reason you got down and blow on it ???? the fire was already burning, you had a good bed of coals you didn't need to blow on it????
THE BOYS
amazing video quality in every aspect, you deserve way more recognition. Keep up the good work boys
så ehh, Reguljära gubbar elle HV?
I love watching this these guys are awesome. Hats off to them to withstand the cold and elements to entertain you.
great information on how to survive the cold nights if you are lost, more folks should watch this video if they are outdoor type folks.
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nice work men keep it up very good idea for the meal
Great video, without the commentary it almost feels like I'm there with you guys.
Where in the Arctic? Alaska, Canada, Norway, elsewhere?
Sweden!
Is it just me, or the sound of the snow is like asmr?
Btw, you can make a simple firewood carrier with some rope, to carry more quantity more comfortably. There's videos on how to make it with paracord here in UA-cam.
I live in a passive house. Don't know how you guys got through that night! Yikes. I love your videos. Mellow. Hope you make more of them.
Very interesting approach. You all worked hard!
looks like some people who know what they are doing
so this how Scorpio from Mortal Kombat live in the freezing night
First off, wear snow shoes. Second I would have dug and built my shelter under one of the big trees, around the trunk. Less snow there, plenty of overhead cover and you can build the walls up to make a good well to sleep in with wind protection andd a smaller area to heat up. I saw no machete or snow knife which I would have included. These guys work as a team, which I respect, but they should have started earlier and worked slower. Sweat kills in the cold.
Great video! Excellent division of work! Very efficient!
Great film guys thanks you I like so much your style 🏕️🔥🌲😁
What brand is the uniform you are wearing. The boots and gloves?
If you provide a time stamp i can tell you the make and modell of boots and gloves, we all wear different equipment :)
ok for all@@aurorashelters
Adult mens crafting snow castle.. we used to do same when we were 10 year old. Its just sad that some people cant grow up and leave playing for kids.
Good luck if in true arctic finding wood when you het past the yree zone. I do mot mean elevation. . Youight ne netter vutting a whle tree and burn that green wood f yhe bears . Just dont have a forest fire .
Dig deap have branchs ready for a roof after you a good voal bed???
Yes i know sleap on thick layer nracks so not het jeat sucked from body thick branch layers ment.
You know what just block me grom thish chanel .
Instead of camping out in the open I would think being inside of clump of pine trees or spruces would shelter you more.
Only so much dead wood . In a area oneay have to mix green wood in ( oh no mow i pissed the tree huggers off . ,)
You cant hug trees if you are froze to death or dehydrated .🤣
Like watching these
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I would think it would be a good idea to put pine brows against the sides that you lean your back against!
Crispy footage feel like Im there with u guys great quality content
Can you imagine doing all this work ny one self . You stop and all that sweat in you cloaths turs to ice you die.
Is this really the arctic? Trees seem kinda big for the arctic
not only that but did they actually stay the night? kinda just cuts off at what, like 10pm? whos to say they didnt just get up and go home? cos that fire aint gonna last and they dont have any shelter from the wind or rain or snow or jack, i call bs
and then what the fuck is that tree cutter? god damn ive never seen something so inefficient before, you want to minimize as much movement as possible to stop from sweating and over exterting yourself and here theyre using a fucking bike chain to cut down trees flailing their arms around constantly, like bro
I enjoy y'alls videos. But I have a question, why doesn't the snow melt by the fire. I would have a sludgey mess.
Thank you for watching! The snow do melt around the fire but at such a slow pace that it dries out!
Love the Bahco Laplander saw, easy to pack, cuts like a dream👍🏻
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I am just as guilty but be cautious when jumping on those trees or even trudging through deep snow with that hatchet in hand. Besides that all I can say is great content and you did fantastic with techniques. Everything that @Azri'el Collier mentioned too is awesome advice. Not sure if you do already, but packing some small fire starters can help with starting/restarting a fire in a pinch. Its nice to have if everything is wet/frozen and there isn't an abundance of birch bark, resin, natural materials, etc. Keep up the good work!
Wow
Great video and beautiful landscape😍
Amazing I’m from Thailand ❤❤
Who starts cooking fish before potatoes!
watching from the philippines..
Men at work 🦾💯
Swedish Special Forces.
No snowshoes? Wow lol
All those trees in the Arctic 😮. 😂😂😂😂
Hey.. Hi.. Im seeing this video from dominican republic.. Thanks for u wish bro.. Hope u grow up.. Wish u the best lucky
Nicely done. I would suggest some things to improve on the experience. One thing to consider in such environs is the need to conserve the calories we burn getting things done.
Folding saws are nice for the kindling cutting and cutting small branches and the chainsaw nice to take down larger trees/saplings, a good straight saw is better if using the correct one for cutting up the wood for whatever the use. I recommend the 22" Hautmec "Aggressive" that would cut up the trees/saplings much faster and if need be, more accurately.
For the actual dugout from the pit, I would take the tallest person to lay on the snow where the dugout into the side of the pit would be and mark about two feet from the point of his feet. I would then pack the snow right there and add to it till it is the original level. I love that telescoping handle broad flat edge shovel you guys have and will now be sure to get one for my kit. Now, once packed to the original level and considering you are already getting live branch ends for the bedding, I would also cut some longer ones that would extend about two feet beyond the width of the three of you laying down. Lay those down over the dugout area and pack snow from the pit on top. Packing the snow in a mound is great idea but ALL artic regions are volcanic and earthquake prone and you do not want to have to try digging your way out from that packed snow if the earth shakes and that packed snow caves in on you. The branches in layers of the packed mound will give you a degree of safety. Only need a minimum of three layers of about 6 long branches per layer to help secure the snow. When digging out the dugout, dig up to the first layer of branches and then dig deep enough for you all to lay in there and be warm and not get wet from melting snow fal on your faces.
Cooking and eating. Three young men carrying in gear so a slight extra weight should be no problem. To eat out of, three stainless steel bowls would work fine and easy clean up. a couple of stainless or plain steel dutch ovens would be great for cooking in. As the aluminum foil worked, I did see some of the potatoes get a bit burnt and some fall onto the ground. You have no idea of what all animals were there during the summer and fall/early winter months that could have pooped and or peed there. You really do not want that contamination to your food. And in pulling out some coals and placing some fresh sticks on top for the ovens to sit on and then cover the lid with coals and your food cooks quicker, less burning, and no spill out for waste and or contamination.
One last item and it would be made and is not a direct need but for better comfort and health one might consider. Use to branches and or paracord to construct a cloths drying station that would get gloves and whatever dried and also keep some of the heat of the fire away from melting the walls of the pit.
Does all that I wrote seem excessive? When it comes to surviving the artic cold out in the wild, it is these bits of information that can really come into play if such an event arrises that you actually NEED to survive out there in those type of environs.
Thanks for taking the time to comment. We will be sure to take some of your ideas into account! :)
google translate from Italian: why didn't you use poles 50cm from the entrance to the cave to spread out the foil you used for cooking, so you have a radiator to supply you with radiant heat?!
Seeing that saw in action I'm in!💏
it was very good video keep it up
Glad you enjoyed it
Was this an ad for snowshoes? Hah😂
Guys, ever heard of snowshoes?
What a nice spring time😃😄 what do you mean with “ freezing”🤗😃😃
Those twigs went up fast!
Nice work! 🙂
whats worse? desert or arctic?
For all the "post holing" your doing WHY didn't you bring snow shoes ????
Sick video man keep it up🤙🏻
Great effort good chanal
Sick video man keep it up🤙🏻
These videos are so relaxing 😌
Nice !! Where’s the beers?
Need more food for 3 guys.
I really like that saw.
Take a small log or some tool and bang a wedge in when you get about 2/3 through the tree when sawing. It makes a difference.
Full sun location, good choice for those temps. - N Idaho -
Love the teamwork !
Trees in the Arctic??
Truga? komellponga
Cook potatoes first
I love this set up
Con esa nevada. El acopio de leña debe ser contundente. No perder tiempo en trocear tanto la leña. Buena lunbre con maderos grandes.
Too much effort.
Why no snow shoes?
up here all you need is a snow cave pretty good 3-foot tunnel on it and you'll heat it up just fine
I prefer a hotel
Why didn’t you just make a quinzee hut?
Is that outdooroys
Great video. Great teamwork.
it is dead tree for us.....for little creatures it is biotope tree....7:00
Interesting!
Snow shoes?
amazing
Sound
Great video. What brand/type of camera did you use?
Very well 😊😊😊😊😊😊❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤😊😊😊😊😊😊😊
Wonderful
That thing should of been 3 times that size with all the snow u piled up ,
My apologies I know a lot is truly the things they go through 😢