Shelter is absolutely critical in northern environments. In this video I talk in more detail about how I chose my shelter location, design and details.
Your shelter was one of the best examples of long term survival bushcraft that I've ever seen. It looked positively inviting and cozy and in comparison to some of the other contestant's shelters was the hands down winner for the best shelter built award had there been one!
Holy crap you’re so incredibly intelligent! No wonder you did so well out there. Some of the things you spoke of I’ve used before for winter shelters. I haven’t looked to see if you have a school for learning out door living but, you should. All your videos are very informative I take aspects from all I read and hear from survival and bushcraft folks for my personal adventures. Kephart, Canterbury , and now Thibeault.
thanks so very much! And yes, i have been teaching all this for decades and I am now doing on line courses because of covid . I have an Online Skills Gathering that covers a lot of bushcraft and related skills that starts tomorrow, actually! I bet you would love it! Here the link for more information: academy.buckskinrevolution.com/fallbrog
Woniya, you rock!. Did you study the seasons before you and try to make something similar to your favorite shelter, or what went into your preparation ahead of time? The biggest thing I got from you is we agree that shelter should be done as soon as possible, while energy is highest, you have the most daylight hours, it’s not so cold yet, etc. I’m blown away at how much thought and energy went into your shelter, but the final product was awesome. Now I need to go back and watch you build it again to see it all come together. Frozen should be awesome, everyone can learn from their own past mistakes, and in hindsight, what could they do differently second time around. We love many of you guys so it’s so hard to pick a favorite to win, but you’re right at the top. Greg Ovens is such a cool guy and in a good way, “a character”, best wishes, your insight is priceless, thanks
Do they really disassemble the shelters after you tap? I understand it but it would seem really sad to see it taken down if I had worked so hard on it.
They do, but you are right; it would have been very rough to see so I am glad I wasn't there for it. I'm glad they do though, as I would hate to think of that wild place having lasting signs of human occupation
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Your shelter was one of the best examples of long term survival bushcraft that I've ever seen. It looked positively inviting and cozy and in comparison to some of the other contestant's shelters was the hands down winner for the best shelter built award had there been one!
Thanks for sharing your journey and insight 🍀🌿🍀
Best shelter on any season of Alone bar none!!!
I hope I join the Alone family.
Your shelter sets a new standard for the series, I believe.
You are amazing Woniya! 💪
Holy crap you’re so incredibly intelligent! No wonder you did so well out there. Some of the things you spoke of I’ve used before for winter shelters. I haven’t looked to see if you have a school for learning out door living but, you should. All your videos are very informative I take aspects from all I read and hear from survival and bushcraft folks for my personal adventures. Kephart, Canterbury , and now Thibeault.
thanks so very much! And yes, i have been teaching all this for decades and I am now doing on line courses because of covid . I have an Online Skills Gathering that covers a lot of bushcraft and related skills that starts tomorrow, actually! I bet you would love it! Here the link for more information: academy.buckskinrevolution.com/fallbrog
Ps , and Kepharts Camping and Woodcraft is a classic! Very honored to have you use my name in the same sentence!
@@BuckskinRevolution well darn I once again I ignored the internet and look where I’m at now. Enrollment is closed I’ll try to sign up next time.
Awesome work on the shelter!
I am a traditional timber framer and like your shelter design.
Very nice, thanks!
I love these videos. Thanks so much for doing them :)
Super interesting videos, thank you!
One of the best shelters I've seen on alone! Great job!
Thank you for your video
Woniya, you rock!. Did you study the seasons before you and try to make something similar to your favorite shelter, or what went into your preparation ahead of time? The biggest thing I got from you is we agree that shelter should be done as soon as possible, while energy is highest, you have the most daylight hours, it’s not so cold yet, etc. I’m blown away at how much thought and energy went into your shelter, but the final product was awesome. Now I need to go back and watch you build it again to see it all come together. Frozen should be awesome, everyone can learn from their own past mistakes, and in hindsight, what could they do differently second time around. We love many of you guys so it’s so hard to pick a favorite to win, but you’re right at the top. Greg Ovens is such a cool guy and in a good way, “a character”, best wishes, your insight is priceless, thanks
She has the best style of anybody Ive seen .the best part is she tanned most of it.
It was a great looking shelter! Thanks for giving us more information!
Do they really disassemble the shelters after you tap? I understand it but it would seem really sad to see it taken down if I had worked so hard on it.
They do, but you are right; it would have been very rough to see so I am glad I wasn't there for it. I'm glad they do though, as I would hate to think of that wild place having lasting signs of human occupation
@@BuckskinRevolution thanks for the reply.
What were the dimensions?
I have used double walls inside of
A cave and a roof to keep dripping water from getting me wet
When she crunches the leaves at 0:15 it sounds like emptying the recycle bin