SOLO OVERNIGHT in DOMED SNOW HUT (NO Food, NO Water, NO Shelter!) | Wire, Shovel
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- Опубліковано 8 вер 2024
- I test my survival skills in an overnight challenge with just some snare wire, water canteen, and a shovel. I will attempt to build a shelter, start a fire, purify water, and catch some wild food to cook. Thanks to Princess Auto for the shovel! www.princessau...
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Primitive challenge with a few simple basic tools. I will show you how to start a fire and make snow drinkable. Survival is all about making the best of a bad situation. Staying warm and dry is the key to staying alive. After survival is taken care of, it's all about making your situation even better. Finding food, water, and making a shelter is a must to create ultimate survival comfort. I use a saw and basic tools to make a bushcrafter shelter in the Canadian forest using materials around us like tree branches, dried grass, and snow.
I will show you how to make a simple bushcraft survival shelter using just a shovel. I pile up the snow, then use cedar branches to fill in the roof. Then I use the meshing created from the cedar bows as a frame to hold up chunks of snow. This simple shelter can be build in just an hour and protect against the harsh winter wind, snow blizzard, or even rain.
Water can be made drinkable just by boiling, but first you need to build a proper fire. I go over tinder selection such as cattails, dried grass, and dead flowering heads as well as collecting dried woods.
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Can u do a vid later on about ice fishing?
I thought you said shelter is expensive, and now you call it shelter. 🤣 Peace man. Im enjoying your vids.
Domed like the world we all live in 😉 if you know you know
Great as always! Can you use a big pile of snow arond the fire as a heat reflector, or should it always be made of wood?
@@grindpalm If it's snow it would melt. Not a huge fan of reflectors, but if you have time, go for it! If had more snow, I might build some walls to protect against wind.
At first I read that title to say “Doomed” snow hut.... 😂. Went back and re-read it..... I’m glad it wasn’t doomed after all.
hhaah
Same
Loool so did I at firsr
FULL STOP! One of the more enjoyable ones for. I've got no idea why. Just a cozy night of starving! Well done!
The best part is seeing you catching the fish and setting up your camp and fire It’s very satisfying
I love that you are talking and not that silent stuff.
I enjoyed every time you said you had 2 tools, the two tools kept changing lol. Shovel, knife, multi tool, lighter. Made me laugh. :)
😄lol! I Love this video, it’s an Awesome one, Great Survival Tips! He is So Cool! Blessings! ❄️🌲☃️🌲❄️
True, lol. I never did use my knife, but the multitool has a knife attached! Most of that gear is with me all the time in various places, bag, jacket pocket, or snowpants!!
@@TheWoodedBeardsman Yeah cause you are such a hard core survivalist, that was sarcasm if it was not clear enough to penetrate your narcissism.
@@TheAvkdutch ayo bro chill it's not that deep 💀💀 no need for the negativity
@@rakusei7797 all he wants to do is for people to talk about his comment so don't even waste any energy on negativity.
My man just be living his best life. He be havin his wife in here his friends he just be livin it up😎🖤🖤💯
You know it, the best Klyde life!
Hey Chris, I love when ya show emotion...like when you waived you arms, fists balled in frustration with not catching squirrels. I laughed out loud. THANKS!
Inner bark of a pine tree is edible. Also if you had a metal cup, you could make tea with pine tree needles.
One thing I love about your videos, is learning how to survive in the snow. This is something I have no experience with. I have survived in the desert, the beach and the mountains when it isn't snowing. After all, I grew up in California, and when I was in my teens, wilderness survival was my "hobby". I learned how to build traps, eatable plants and making bows and arrows. Learned how to make fire and build shelters. However I am always learning new tricks. Thanks for teaching me new tricks.
I'm the complete opposite! I'd love to try dessert, tropical, etc.!
@@TheWoodedBeardsman it would be fun to do a desert survival together!
YES!!!! You ROCK Woodbeard!! You are doing great! Keep up the Awesome work!! You,Jeremy and your Bro can survive anything!! Much love for all of your families!! I am freaking out with you bro! And I am learning! I can’t thank you enough! You my dear are a life saver!
I'll never get to use what I've learned from you but I love watching. beats regular TV.
Everything is here for a reason my brother!
Just enjoy being alive!
Stay safe and keep having fun!
I don’t comment a lot, but I really liked how challenging this was for you. You kept it real and it was really interesting to me. I loved your shelter. It was simple but effective. Thank you for all your videos, I enjoy them all! Thumbs up from Nevada!
Don’t take this the wrong way... been a long time subscriber and watcher. You seem so much happier in your videos recently (last 6+ months). Whatever it is... doing it right and it show! and as always enjoying the content!
Hi. Thanks, great fun watching you survive, thrive, and be alive. Smoke will be attracted to solid objects, so building a simple wall of sticks, bigger wood, even boughs will direct it away from you and your shelter. It’s worth the effort, as you can collect it with your fire wood or bedding, or dome shelter. Stay good
Doing ok here. Living vicariously through channels like yours and so many others. I'm extremely blessed to have been working from home well before shtf. There again I'm sick of sitting behind a computer as well. Ready for a tiny house several states away from where I am some day.
I decided that's exactly what I'm doing in the next couple of months. Property purchased.
I have never spent so long being distracted by NO squirrel..
Jokes, keep em coming mate.
Keeping it real. Ty
Really really good
Hey Chris, enjoyed your content as always. Love that you are real and authentic. Some of my favorite vidios of yours are when you go out with your bride and son. Good family fun and adventure. God bless and keep living the adventure
I was scared that the bedding would catch since some of it was kinda close😅
Right?! So crazy!
It's too wet and low near the ground for the heat and fire to spread.
@@TheWoodedBeardsman 👍🏾
You guys must have had some awesome parents. Both of you seem to be well-rounded. Awesome shelter. As cold natured as I am I think I could have handled it in that shelter. I know that leaning a log onto a tree is an invitation for squirrels...maybe lay on up on both trees would be an invite. I attempted snaring squirrels on leaning logs but was never successful. I think I was making my loops to big or something. They would always be tripped but the loop bitten off. We never used bait....it seems the leaning log was all the invitation they needed. Love your videos.
I wanna thank you for teaching me some survivalist techniques because I'm not quite as knowledgeable and have been really wanting to learn thank you again
I love watching you do this, making it look easy to be happy laying on the ground. Thank you!
I really enjoy watching this Chanel too
Full Stop Chris. I do enjoy the challenges. The snow trench was a new concept to me. Thanks, I can make use of that design.
Beardsman, I'm in UK, we can't even do half the stuff you do, I'd eat anything to come over there and spend a week
I wish Fowler, Greg Ovens or the Beardsman would have a subscriber campout.
Uk under hard tyrant lock down
Same here. We don’t get the snow or have the wild animals like Canada have which makes these videos even more teasing for us UK fans
Sad for you. I am thankful we still have the freedom here to do that, I hope we can keep that.
I’m from Cambodia 🇰🇭 I never had snow in my life
I'm nowhere near any snow but there's some good knowledge here!! TY!!!
BRAVO, BRAVO, BRAVO!!! This is the epitome of who you are! This was so informative and riveting. When you just talk to us and teach it is amazing. You are really on your game.
It is a testament to how good of a woodsman you are. I rarely see you skunked.
I'm 13 and I'm also planning all the time and love to go in the woods and made my own home in the woods I love your vids I listen to them in the woods
You might want to look at a David sling or Shepherd sling. Big learning curve but when you get it it is what you need.
The weeds you used to start your fire is giant ragweed it grows everywhere hollow for the most part when it’s dead and dried out. To keep the smoke from fire out of your face the best is to put a tall rock on one side of fire and smoke we go up from there but logs set up on one side works also love watching you and your brother doing life
I really like the survivalist aspect of your videos
*FULL STOP* I found you and watched with intrigue your brother, I just want to say thanks for introducing him to the world. i cannot get enough of his videos. He is a hoot n a holler if I do say so myself.
FULL STOP JOSHUA! Did you hoot n holler? So good, we love you.
Your videos are always educational. I Always enjoy them. I pick up little things here and there. I hike and camp a lot but always want to learn something new. I get that from your videos. Thank!
The delicate hands man was holding snow like it was nothing!
i’ve only just found your channel started binge watching you’re videos and some of the stuff you eat is mad. in England if it ain’t chicken beef pork or lamb we wont eat it 😂😂
A lot of Canadians are at least part English, even our French , but once you've lived here and actually let yourself experience the cold, you'll know why things like Poutine, fried fish, Heavily fatty desserts , etc are popular.
But that's just the mainstream stuff , the French side , and proto-cajun/native American side kicks in and once you've been hungry enough, you can make anything into the gourmet meal whatever God/Simulation/whatever theory meant it to be 🗿👽🐸
Boy can you talk! I guess your doing the right thing, and you seem to be happy.
I enjoy your videos sometimes, I saw a video when you didn’t speak, I like it when your do😊. I hate when you don’t get food, I enjoy you eating! Your great at survival ❣️. Thank you for your videos & take care, and be safe💗
Talking is helpful for if you plan to learn. Asmr is better for just entertainment. I have learned a lot from him talking and explaining things.☺
U really help me a scape to the woods and i like the way u keep the it real
Hey @The Wooded Beardsman instead of using bait you should use a leaf to see if you can catch a good one
Hi Woodbeard, from Oklahoma. I love watching your videos. Almost ready to try my hand at building an outdoor shelter. Thanks for all the wonderful videos!!
Full stop, This makes me want to have a winter campfire!
Me from Cambodia 🇰🇭 never been to a cool place where there’s snow
Les Stroud's Survivorman was incredible. Maybe today with camera gear being much lighter I could do it, but back when he started the series he carried like 50+ lbs in just camera gear everywhere he went - completely alone mind you.
Love your videos , found them through watching Zack Fowler . I feel like I’m pretty well prepared for whatever craziness comes . Been preparing for almost 20 years. I live in Maine close to Zack . I’m way off the main roads , have 30 acres of land on a small river, access to hundreds of acres of prime hunting land. My house is off the grid . My water comes from a natural spring . I have a vegetable garden and fruit trees. I feel pretty confident with my situation, but there’s always room for improvement. I think I have heard you say that , so I watch you and others to learn more. Definitely learned great fishing and trapping skills from you. Thanks for doing what you do , keep it up.
You and Les Stroud should hang out. That would be cool
Another good reason to bring peanut butter along, if you don't catch squirrels you can always eat the peanut butter!
Hey wood beard awesome video. Here's a couple things u could have made better. Put thicker sticks to help support the evergreen branches, make a windbreaker wall for the fire cuts the wind blows the fire down to quickly. And have long logs and slowly feed them into the fire as needed. Good luck. Better next time eh.
Growing up as a kid in southern Ontario I remember going out in the woods in the winter with scouts and your videos bring back a lot of good memories! I moved to British Columbia in 93 and these are making me sure miss Ontario. Keep up the good work and hello from the west coast
Setting here at home watching yalls videos makes me realize how much im missing and just how much I love the outdoors expecially with a good friend. Life sometimes gives us roller coasters but really getting back to your roots that are instilled into you heart and soul and like its just your natural deminer in life. What I would say to anyone during irregularity in life such as straying from your path, just hold on hold on to the things that mean the most and one day you may find that path in life again.. To me just seeting here at home is some what of a survival but it's not my path. What you guys do is my love in life and that will always be my true path. The outdoors is just amazing and living in the outdoors im sure would be a great challenge, somehow I feel like meeting in the middle is the best path for us all. With the things we love and are bedded inside us to the modern convences and modern day ways. The rite path is the loved path and also the best path. You guys are amazing in the things yall do; and I'm a fan and very thankful to be able to learn from and watch yalls videos. Expecially since I have no way here to live my life at this point the way I'd actually like to. Just amazing to watch it, y'all bring people in a since to there roots the things they love in just watching and living the adventures through yall. I've learned a few things from watches you guys also, the best thing I believe is makung and setting snares. So thank yall for the adventures and knowledge and getting me to realize where I should be in life besides in this modern day struggle. Got to get back to my roots soon! Amen
that shot at the end would be great to advertise a nice smooth Canadian whiskey :)
Hey man, I'm sorry I don't always watch the video all the way through initially all the time. I drink a lot of rum out here and want to truly appreciate and remember everything you have to say. I always try to at least remember to throw the videos on when I fall asleep and let them play. I don't remember if you have playlists at the moment, but if you do, everyone should just start playing one at bedtime and mute if you like silence. Give this good man some extreme full video playtime. Him, his brother, Zach,, Greg, Jeremy, and all these guys work their asses off to teach incredible skills. I look forward to this year when I can share some pictures from Minnesota with you guys.
man you are the best
Good show ! , I would like to suggest that next time you try that pole snare, put one end on the ground with your first snare about 18-20" off the ground. You said it yourself, squirrels like to climb. Just a suggestion.
I'm living up in Qikiqtarjuaq NU for the time being. I'm not use to isolation and your videos have kept me going. They remind me of back home in New Brunswick. Thanks again WoodBeard for giving me something to look forward to. Cheers my friend
Man I was so happy to see this new video. I've been binging all the survival challenge videos from you and Jere, and I can't get enough. Absolutely love it.
What a great survival video
Love watching your videos learn something new every time I see one
I love this kind of stuff. Takes me back to my boy scout days.
Going to watch this a few times today
Full Stop, shared on FB.
Always enjoy your challenges! I think I have been watching since season 3 of the Wilderness living Challenge? Oh how time flies.
EDC challenge would be easier for you. Especially here in Texas. Always carrying a knife, a gun, a small flashlight on my key chain, a multi tool and a survival bracelet. If I have my backpack then I have so much more gear. Love your content brother
that looks like a very sunny, but crisp day right there
Super crisp and crisp!
If it’s windy... build a cross cross branch box around the tinder starting material to cut the wind from blowing it out.
Cattails work good when they aren't gone to fluff. We have tons around here with wet soil and lots of ditches.
I tell you what I really enjoy your videos keep them coming
Love your videos as a northern Canadian. But I can't wait until Spring videos. Only a few weeks left!! 👌
Hey man! Just found your channel and have no interest in this type of things at all, but you have made me so addicted by your stuff! I have watched your vids for 6 hours straight in the middle of the night! You now have a new sub from Sweden!!! KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK ILY!
You know it took all of my youth and not until 30 before I finally snared my squirrel🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣. Don’t feel bad. I have been off work for awhile by choice, praise God. I have been able to get all sorts of projects done around the house. Making Mrs. Squirrel happy!
Seems harder than it should be! I'll keep working at it though :)
I love watching your videos I live in Utah and try and get out and try all your survival stuff
Thank you wooded Beardsman for the knowledge you’ve given me the past few months. I’m a little North from you so it’s awesome to see you exploring close to my area
Great survival Chanel I ever seen
full stop from NY , like what your doing .
Full stop 🛑 before I even get all the way through. No sense waiting 😜
Nice Wooded Beardsman survival shovel!
As always, full stop. Water, fire, shelter and food. 3 out of 4 isn't a fail... for one day. Interested to find out if the squirrel snares worked and how long it took.
Who dislikes a video 3 mintues after it's posted like clearly they're watching 😅
@@hayleybarnett411 he’s better
and you like the vikings good stuff
Fairy tail must be Fowler’s mom
@@gmentusky vikings suck
Nice nest bro !!!
I vicariously live through your adventures, because I too love camping and minimal survival stuff, but I'm busy and lazy. thank you.
hahaha, yeah lazy is a tough one. You can always do some super lazy survival, just make a fire and sit, nothing wrong with that!
Totally needed to throw a shovel at that squirrel.
I love your videos in winter, because I had my ovn experience with building survival camp in school. Got really cold at night because roof had big gaps, but there were my other class mates and we just staked up closer in the shelter.
Overall this brings back true memories. 👍
Full stop and the hits just keep coming. Pandemic has kept me very busy since the beginning.
Happy to hear that..hopefully a good type of busy!
Another great video shared for sure. Full stop
Very good vid good job
Small star shaped teepeed tinder for starting... OR a put the big stuff on the bottom to protect the tinder from the cold and potential wet... and create a teepeed tinder shelter on top of those with More twigs and small sticks above that to get it started.... make sure there’s space to allow air flow into the starter tinder.....
this guy is tooo good !!!!! his videos bang soo much
Yes great videos , yeah I been sharing your videos to all my friends n families . Great job keep up the good work .
I wish it could be easy to live like this in my country 😢💜💜💜💜 Much love from Morocco Chris ❤
I just got my 2 bottles of woodobo spices to try for the first time because watching you making so much food with it had me craving it.. Safe to say i think i found my new favourite spice to add to everything!! Its so good!
Full stop! When I was 12 I read a book "the hatchet" by Gary Paulsen, about a guy that had to survive in the wilderness after a planecrash, that is what made me interested in survival, I can really recommend the book!
Those gloves look so warm! And nice shelter! I had to do the same thing once but I had a tarp to place down before my branches and trees and not always do you have a tarp in survival!
Always coming in hot with those early morning heaters! Thanks bubba love you guys!
9:02 “That was legitness” haha.
Love your vids man. Editing on point bro and instructions given are very helpful bro.
You should go on a month long survival challenge. Put yourself to the real test! Big kudos if you can. I'm sure millions would love to see that
They in nests or dens that they create or find in trees. Ground stay on the ground. They are burrowing animals that dig holes in the ground to stay warm. Depending on the species of ground , they may even hibernate in their homes throughout the winter.
I was cooking and eating fried chicken while you were starving in the wild, ha ha...Always a great video. Thanks.
Mr.Bearded fella. One of the best channels here on UA-cam. Thank you.
I have to ask. Have you ever seen anything wierd in the forests you've been wondering???
Only odd thing was probably a beaver, slapping it's tail. I really thought it was bigfoot throwing rocks in the water.
@@TheWoodedBeardsman Lol. 😁
@@TheWoodedBeardsman I mean Seriously. Have you ever seen anything out of the ordinary , that totally freaked you out??? I've been interested about these things and you as a person who has spend a lot of time in the wild...well???
full stop, another good one chris, next time carry a .22 like a lost hunter which happens a lot !
I've decided to do some of my own overnight challenge thanks for the motivation. Love the videos man came for the cabin stayed for the beard. Full stop
Dude!
You need Jeremy there now,he always bring dead thing :)
Fullstop. Love your content brother. Been watching for over a year now.
New video, let’s go!!!
Yes
Yes let’s go
The pandemic sucks but we're making it. I'll be at Bob's filming sooner than later. Hope you come by to see halfbean survival challenge at the hansler homestead.
I hope they open the border!
Really like the idea of this challenge! I think as you trap for a while you are gonna become addicted! I think you should set 10 times the amount of sets that you think you need, success by numbers! I put out my first catch cook video because of your channel! I really enjoy your content man! I started my channel as a how to trap but am thinking about expanding! Keep up the great work man! From a yank down south 👊🇺🇸
Yes! Another survival video from one of the best in the wild 👍🇵🇭