Snake Hole Pit Shelter 2021
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- Опубліковано 15 жов 2024
- Roughly 10 years ago I filmed a shelter called the snake hole pit shelter. It was quite crude but a lot of fun! Over the years I've made a few additions so I thought it would be cool to show the updated version. Especially since I got a new shovel to try. Lol.
Here I am in 2024, the eclipse hit the midwest (I guess) and I'm watching old Dave footage. I always come here when I tire of the bad news the world sends our way. Dave makes it better.
Thanks! I've always tried to keep the videos as upbeat and as fun as possible. This world is nuts. Take care and thanks for watching
Interesting concept and glad that No Snakes Were Injured During the Making of This Video.
Lol, nope no snakes even in sight. Thanks for watching Robert
Great video David! It seems you always have great ideas for us that don't have shelter visions...lol. That shelter had to be very warm as you were saying. Will be using this idea in the future for sure. Thanks for a good quality video for myself and my family.
Thanks Michael, I'm glad you liked it and plan on using it! Thanks for watching
Has it been 10 years already? Time flies when you are having fun in the woods with Dave.
Sure has! Seems like just yesterday I started filming
@@Reallybigmonkey1 That was back when the "snow was completely on the ground" and you did NOT look happy about it dude!😂
Can't believe another annual shutdown. ... Happened last year...
Haha. Only kidding (obviously) glad your workplace is consistent in their tooling and safety standards. Really appreciate all you put into these videos Dave, always inspirational.
Easy peasy shelter. I enjoyed the video. Time flies when you are having fun watching a video of Dave having fun in the woods.
Easy peasy and fun! Thanks for watching George
This shelter could save your life. You can get it up quickly, and I think it will keep you dry. And, if you were stuck "out there" for a while, you could improve the fire pit by creating a hearth in front of it. The tarp strung up in those trees is also a great thing for added protection and to keep the fire going in wet weather. Outstanding, and thank you so much.
Well said and I like your ideas. Thanks for the comments and thanks for watching
Sir you most certainly are the most polite and put together and prepared woodsman I have ever seen , and probably on all of UA-cam. You deserve every single subscriber you have .
well said
Thank you my friend!
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Dave - No matter how long your videos are, I watch from start to finish. As long as you make videos, I'll subscribe to your channel and recommend it. Love, best wishes and take care from Ontario Canada (ps - my son is a weld inspector in the Alberta oil industry, those 7/12's and 14/12's are wicked).
Thank you for the support Jaycee! You know how tough all thems 12 hour shifts can be. Take care and thanks for watching
That looks awesome.
Imagine if it was raining, you don't have to be outside to be able to cook some grub and have coffee.
Thank you for sharing this with us.
I always learn something from your shows. It's very helpful and adds a bit more confidence to a situation if its needed.
We look forward to seeing you after the shutdown is over.
I'm glad you liked it. This ain't great in heavy rains but in light rain or snow it's very cool! I've laid in one like this before and cooked ate and slept during light snow once. Take care and thanks for watching
I’ve been watching your videos for almost a decade now. Thank you for excellent content.
You are very welcome and thanks for the years of support!
Like the concept! The fire blanket is a great addition. Only thing I can think of is an easier way to access firewood from inside the shelter. Great video Dave! Thanks for sharing!
Thanks Brother, I'm glad you liked it! I figured one could pile firewood inside with a big enough tarp? Take care and thanks for watching
Had to make myself a large cup of coffee to finish watching this. The sound of the creek was putting me to sleep. Ha!!!!!
Lol! I hope you enjoyed the coffee and the video! Thanks for watching Rich
I am five minutes into the video & realizing this is going to be a good one. You are always finding ways to improve your designs. All of us enjoy your candor, your willingness to show the good & bad makes this channel one of my favorites. I am going to be pausing several times as I work so later I will watch again. I love watching tricks & hacks that people create, you are a master at it.
I'm glad you liked it that much Derick!
I think part of bushcraft is feeling like a kid again. Stuff I learned from Boy Scouts is still being used, and it's all very rewarding, especially nowadays. Thanks Dave. Take care.
Very well said and I couldn't agree more
Dave, I know you stipulated right up fromt that this layout isn’t for rain shelter, and thinking it thru tends to bear this out. But that said, if one got surprised by a sudden rain that didn’t drag on, there’s no reason that misery need ensue as it looks good for a few hours at least? I loved how warm and out of the wind the setup ends up! Looks great for unexpected, overnight cold snaps! In my minimalist camping days - before I graduated myself to a small towed camper - I always felt that I was building skills that would serve me well in a natural or man-made disaster or civil unrest scenario. This video presents a practical solution that should allow pitching camp and next day striking and moving on readily! Solving the riddle of safely “tenting with fire” is highly commendable! THANKS!
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Oh yes, a slight or short period of rain is no problem here. A hard flooding rain is a different story. Thanks for the comments and thanks for watching Roy
Thank you again for this,Dave! Your videos are medicine for a tired mind!
Later this spring we intend to do a little more camping when I get some time off. Your shelter videos are my favorites! Some more fun in the woods is exactly what this troubled world needs more of! Thank you for this channel and sharing your skills with us. And hey o to Nick!
You are very welcome Ken and I'm glad you liked it! Try some of my set ups during camping. You may find one you love. Thanks for watching and Nick says hi
Dave, I remember learning something very important from you regarding camp fires. You took us to an underground forest fire. The fire was spread via the trees root systems being on fire. I've never seen anyone else cover topics like that.
Good memory! I think one other guy covered it several years ago
@@Reallybigmonkey1
I don't know who that would be.
I dearly appreciate what I learned from you on such a serious topic. You didn't just talk about it. You showed us the reality of an ongoing undergroud forest fire and trees burning from the inside out.
You taught us to not leave any embers still burning and the consequences.
Something I learned from Time Team is that the root system of a tree is basically the same diameter as when the tree is in full foliage.
Cooooool! I love that this shelter is easy to set up with gear that I'll already have on me. Nice option to have if the opportunity arises.
Thanks Jason! Oh yes, very easy to set up
Hi, Dave.
Warm hugs.
Say hi to Nick and your Dad for me.
God bless you guys.
Hello and Nick and Dad say hi. Thanks for stopping by and may God bless you too
Awesome! I watched the original video probably ten times or more and was able to first implement it a year or so after I first saw it (probably seven or eight years ago, at least) and I've used it twice more since then! Nice improvements! It's amazing how much we've learned in the last ten years. Keep on keeping on friend.
I'm glad you liked it Tony and that's awesome you've used this set up before!
Dave, great Stealth Shelter, This is exactly what the Aircrew Survival Pamphlet 64-5 teaches, Follow the B.L.I.S.S. Method. Blend, Low Silhouette, Irregular shape, Small and Secluded location. Often times many people expel too many calories making shelter, the trick is to make one that is quick, low, dry and blends that allows you to keep on the move.
Whoaaa, growing up on post-WWII military bases, our Scout troop learned “camping” from the multitude of pilot training films that our dads, veterans almost to a man, would play for us at every opportunity! Thanks for kicking off the old time-travel memory machine!!
Thanks, I'm glad you liked it. And I Love how you put it! Thanks for watching
Fun in the woods, indeed! Always great to spend time with you, Dave. Thanks for all the learning and thanks for all the laughs. When can we all come for a workshop?!! Oh, I guess the border would have to reopen! 👍😉🌲🌿✌🥇🏆⛺🇨🇦💜
Thanks Marian and it's always fun to have y'all along! No workshop or classes until I retire. Lol
You are my hero. 12 hours 5 days?! Plus! make time to inspire us. I like this stealth alternative to a hot tent.
Thanks! I'm glad you liked it. I work hard but I love filming!
I couldn't believe it was 11 years since you did the first video of this shelter. I remember being so impressed, I subscribed to your channel immediately 👍. It is still one of my favourite videos and goes in a folder for those. This was just as good and with a lot more detail as more time taken. It's a simple, clever shelter and, as you say, one to visit again and again once the trench is sorted. Really enjoyed watching this and it's great to see you still here making excellent videos after more than a decade. 😊. Many thanks again for all your valuable knowledge and videos. Stay well and here's looking forward to the next ten years 🍻🍻👍
Unreal how time flies! It's definitely been a fun 11 years tho. Thanks for all the years of views and comments my friend!
We truly enjoy you and your videos.
Love this shelter how quick and easy it is.
Also got a kick out of how great you blended in to your surroundings. You almost disappeared 🤣🤣🤣🤣.
Take care Dave, stay safe. Watch all those hours.🌞
Thanks! I'm glad you like the videos! I borrowed the True Timber camo from Nicks CV closet. Lol. Thanks for watching
Based on how you act and how express yourself, it is easy to tell that you are enjoying what you are doing in your vids. You are quite knowledgeable...
Enjoyable videos, well done, excellent work!
Oh man I absolutely love doing this stuff! I'm glad you like the videos Ronald and thanks for watching
Always enjoy your work, but this one was particularly satisfying because you were enjoying it so much, and I don't recall any nervous laughter. Truly relaxed and happy. Makes me want to do it, too. Thanks.
Thanks Alice, I'm glad you liked it. I was in quite a happy mood the day of filming!
That looks like such a chill shelter, loved the fire pit setup man
You have so many hidden-gem videos on your page Dave. I gotta make sure to go back and see what other ones I might have missed
Oh man is it ever a fun shelter! It's very relaxing to be in when it's cold or snowing outside. Just lay and relax by the fire. Thanks for the comments and thanks for watching Chris
Some times laying low is the way to go!
I think i saw this one in an old movie, where Black Elk offered kinship rites to Big Monkey, just before sharing the ceremonial pipe at the seven council fires.
Great setup fast and easy. Fun video!
Enjoy your time (Free) starting with this weeks end!
Thank you, Dave.
Lol! I think I missed that movie. I'm glad you liked it. Thanks for watching
Another great video, so much fun to watch and learn. "Ain't gonna win a beauty contest but it'll work." I hadn't heard that phrase in a very long time. LOL. I appreciate the authenticity of your videos very much. Always fun and relaxing. Have a wonderful weekend!
Thanks, I'm glad you liked it. I used to constantly use that saying, it's kind of my mantra. Lol. Thanks for watching and you have a good weekend too Beverly
This looks like a great, cozy shelter. Even if you end up using a fuel canister for cooking that flue is so perfect.
I'm glad you liked it. Yep, fuel canister or even a twig stove would be perfect in that flue. Thanks for watching
Living the life, David. Your living right buddy.
Thanks for the stream behind us. I've had to pee all the way through this video..... 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Be safe hun,
Chris from Missouri
Im definitely living it up as best as I can! I'm glad you liked it Chris, Thanks for watching
Awesome! Dave in the morning 😁😁 can’t wait! .. I remember the first shelter you did this way.. this version is definitely less fussy 😁 lol .. if you’re filming in full sun, and glare is an issue, have you looked at that tripod umbrella I mentioned a while back?? Because if you can get the umbrella up over the camera, it’ll block sun nicely too.. not just rain 😁😁 .. thanks for sharing as always Dave! Love to see what you’re up to! ATB~Ruth
Thanks Ruth! I'm glad you liked it. I have tried the umbrella thing, I have an extra tripod set up that way for rain and snow and its a lot of trouble because its top heavy. Due to wind it constantly gets blown over so I have to keep it weighed. That weigh makes it tougher to move. Thanks for watching
@@Reallybigmonkey1 ohhh bummer that umbrella doesn’t help.. I’m used to using it for still photography so I haven’t had too many problems, but I can see how it could be an issue with video filming 😁😁
10 years, wow! glad to have found you to watch Dave, had a lot of laughs watching you and am sure to have many many more. It is just awesome, some of the things that you come up with and make, have a safe shutdown bud, and see ya when you get back at it. Cannot wait to see the next one.
Time flies! Funny thing about these past ten years of creations. I have a notebook filled with at least ten years more of ideas! Take care and thanks for watching
👍👍 I had just finished watching a 9 yr old video of yours digging a snake hole pit with your Shoveax 👍👍 I loved the toothpicks soaked in alcohol as a fire starter 👍 Happy Easter and God bless y’all 🙏✌️
I remember filming that one! I'm glad you liked it, Happy Easter and may God bless you too
Just wanted to let you know my sons and i really enjoyed your videos and ideas.thanks again.
Fantastic to hear that Gary!
Always good material / content. Always humble , and always one my favorites . Thanks for keeping it real. Guy Speight
I'm glad you liked it Guy!
Hey man, :) I am liking that shovel, longer handle means more leverage. I agree man, certain shelters are made for stopping wind chill and trapping heat, like this one. A little mod and that would shed rain as well , like you mentioned. thanks buddy, always great to see what your brain comes up with. :) ATB.
Thanks Brother, I'm glad you liked the shovel and shelter! That shovel is a Red Rock jeep shovel and man does it ever impress me. Way better than a folding shovel. Take care and thanks for watching brother
Dave I'm so excited to watch your new video! You've been great to watch and still my favorite UA-camr. I've been watching you for a couple years. The first video I saw was your I.N.C.H. bag. Still the best on UA-cam. God bless you Brother
Always good to hear that Joel! Thanks for watching and may God bless you too Brother.
Thank you sir. Another shelter idea for our vast library of shelters. Bye from Oregon
Thanks Richard, I'm glad you liked it!
.....Another very innovative idea, Dave. Hoping for a very pleasant Easter observance for you and Nick and all your family.
Thanks Greg, I'm glad you liked it and I hope you have a Happy Easter too
Hello David, the moment you were inside the shelter with the reflector blanket below and the red refections on it, I like thosee great colours :-). Outdoor greetings, Michael
Hello Michael! It did look very different inside there! Thanks for watching brother
Those camo clothes hide you pretty good. I like your shelter.
Looks Cozy. Safe.
Thanks, I'm glad you like them both! That True Timber camo is pretty incredible at blending in this time of year. Thanks for watching
Another great video! Always entertaining and fun. Thanks Dave! 👍
Thanks Ian! I'm glad you liked it
Your such a pleasure to watch you put so much work in to your videos I learn something every time I watch one of your videos. Great to have someone like you to Learn from. Well you enjoy your time off. You have a great day. Terry
Fantastic to hear that Terry and I'm glad you like the videos so much! I definitely have fun filming them
Always fun and educational my brother . We all appreciate the detail you put into your videos. Keep making them and we will be here watching and having fun
I'm glad you liked it DJ and lots more to come!
Congratulations on 10 years!!! Love your innovations!!!!
Thank you my friend!
I'm learning lots from you and I got that same survival tarp . I havent used it yet but I keep in in my old mustang that I drive every day . I seen you talk about it in one of your videos. I have learned so much from your videos!! Thank you for your 10 years of making this world a better place to live !!! Take care and stay safe my friend!!
Fantastic to hear that Troy! That's a good idea to keep one in your car. You never know when you might need it. Thanks for watching brother
Some great ideas and not a complicated build. Good to have in the memory books for eventual use. Thanks Dave.
Thanks Jef! I'm glad you liked it. You never knew when this will come in handy
@@Reallybigmonkey1 I did watch a few videos afterwards like suggested by an other viewer. I found some good tricks on chopping and cutting and I am slowly getting more familiar with the machetes and choppers.
Quick, contained, and functional. Great fire pit. Love it. Thank you
Thanks Todd, I'm glad you liked it
This would for sure be toasty on a cold night. Dave please try it with a Swedish torch in the pit..............They burn a good while hang give good heat and light. Great shelter idea.
Oh definitely warm on a cool night! A Swedish torch puts heat straight up, not really out the sides so it may no be as efficient. I'm glad you liked it. Thanks for watching
Wow, 10 years. Been a fun ride. Nice shelter I've got a 16' x 20' tarp and it's almost too bulky but it allows shelter setups with a nice floor. Y'all be safe.
Ten years flew by! 16 x 20 is huge but is perfect for a floored shelter. Take care and thanks for watching my friends
Well, that was cool. I really liked the fireplace idea. Not too sure if my old bones could sleep in there, but it definitely would work for a warm “hangout” to enjoy a hot meal and cold beverage before hitting the hammock. I can’t blame Nick for not wanting to sleep in there with you though. 🤣👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Thanks Chris, I'm glad you liked it. Crawling in can be tough but it'll keep ya young. Lol. Thanks for watching
I was just looking to see if any camp grounds were open yet and my area went into our third lock down... This video lifted my spirits! Thanks again!
Third lockdown? Wow! We'll get through this one day. Take care and thanks for watching
I’m ordering my first sewing machine this week. I’ll be watching your videos to learn how. I’ve never used a machine before.I just got a few of those camo tarps, one of my favorite outdoor accessories.this is a cool set up.You’d have to have the right conditions to build this one. Our environment is hardened with lava rock. Would be difficult here. 🐸🍺🤙🔥
Sounds great Johnny! The gear you can make by a sewing machine has no limits. Oh I'd hate to dig through lava rock! Thanks for watching brother
I've always enjoyed your positive attitude. Thanks for all the great content 👍
You are very welcome Kevin and thanks for watching!
Enjoyed your video and this was a very clever.
That coffee did smell good! Thank you.
Thanks Ken! I'm glad you liked it
looks like a good hot tent for cold mountain weather ... like here in Oregon!
Thumbs up, my Friend!!!
Clark
Absolutely! I'm glad you liked it. Thanks for watching
Happy Easter to you and Nick!
Clark and Virginia
Dave. as always, another great instructional outdoors vid. !! Enjoyed it very much. God Bless Brother.
Thanks Julius, I'm glad you liked it! Thanks for watching and may God bless you too brother
Love the shelter Dave! Such a simple way to incorporate a fire into a shelter. Glad to see you break in the Jeep shovel. After you showed it a while back I ordered one for myself and my brother. I got two of the surplus entrenching tool covers and modified them like you did. Haven’t used it yet but it looks like the size is just right for camping. More leverage than the folding entrenching tool for sure. I’m definitely ready to find a spot to set up a snake pit shelter and hopefully use it repeatedly. Be safe during the outage brother. Ours just got pushed back to May.
Thanks Steve. I'm glad you liked it brother. Very cool you got a shovel. I'm very impressed with mine as far as weight, toughness and leverage. I'll be on night shift so it's gonna be rough. Lol. Thanks for watching brother
LOVE LOVE LOVE your videos. I confess that for the last few months I can't wait to see if there's a new video posted on Friday. I can't say that about any other channel or content anywhere.
Thank you Bill! Man I'm glad you like the videos that much!
Ive been watching you for a long time too. This is my new computer. The old one burnt up with all my sights. Im so happy I found you again. That is a sweet shelter. Good Job!! Happy Easter!!
Sorry to hear about the computer Wayne but I'm glad you're back! Thanks for watching
Awesome video ! Remember your health in those 7 -12's. Stay safe, stay dry. Conecuh # 1 !
Thanks! I gotta pace myself at work, lol
2:34 I didn't see any glare.
That is a cool shelter brother!
Thanks for the video
Thank you Brother Mark!
Hi Dave, I remember your first snake hole shelter video. That also looked very cozy. Nice job! not complicated to make either. Good to see you got out into the woods, take care brother. I'm going for a weekend trip in 2 weeks can't wait, it will be the first trip this year. 👍🏕🔥
After the pit is done, very simple and very cozy! Enjoy your trip and thanks for watching Jeff
@@Reallybigmonkey1 Thanks, Happy Easter!🐰
This shelter does look remarkably warm... :)
Thanks! For such a small fire it gets plenty warm. Thanks for watching
I always enjoy your videos Dave. Thanks and God bless. I hope you have a great Easter.
I'm glad you liked it, thanks for watching, Happy Easter and may God bless you too
The usual “Hey, everybody!” always makes me happy. 😎
Always great to hear that!
You always come up with great ideas. Great to see you doing well.
Thank you David!
Camp master Dave , we should be calling Houdini. With his ability to think outside the box, there is no box that can hold him. Thanks for another great Friday, sir.
Lol, thanks Tyler!
Fantastic Dave!!! I remember the original videos, as always thanks for sharing.
Thanks! I'm glad you liked it and that's cool you remember the old one
Loved the video Dave! My favorite part was the sound of that water flowing. It could really put me to sleep fast. Great idea on fire pit. Let us know just how well you slept that night. Mad at Nick though!!! Missed you! Take care now and Happy Trails!
Thanks! I'm glad you liked it! I absolutely slept like a rock. Nothing beats the lull of a flowing creek. Take care and thanks for watching
You always make me smile, Thank you Sir!
Fantastic to hear that Natalie!
I like the _woodsy camouflage_ head wear you have on in this video! Looks like it's brand new, unused too. When it comes to my outdoor clothes for going in the woods... well, basically all the time these days, I go with the _woodsy_ kind of camouflage. I do have a couple of sweaters with the US Military green/brown/black camouflage I got a while back, but the rest is _woodsy_ type.
Thanks, I'm glad you liked it. Yep, that head wear is brand new. I borrowed the True Timber clothes from Nick and decided to make a matching do rag!
It's a "Rocket Stove Tent ! " 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
But not like my old one!
Keep the videos coming. They are great.
Thanks Charles! I'm glad you like em and there's lots more to come
Another great video Dave but still think your bonkers nice one bud lucking forward to the next one stay safe
Lol! Thanks Michael
Once again, a great video. Learned about another shelter. If I had the chance to meet and talk to anyone, you would be near the top of my list (after Shania Twain and Faith Hill). Thoroughly enjoyed the video. Thank you and keep em coming.
Thanks Mark! I'm glad you liked it! I think I'd rather meet Shania Twain than me anyday. Lol
Love your videos man, a great way to pass the time until I can get out again and have a fire and make some coffee. Stay safe , stay groovy 👍
Thank you my friend! We are both looking forward to camping again!
Thanks David for another great video. Take care.
I'm glad you liked it Kevin! You take care too and thanks for watching
Fun in the Woods ‼️
Thnxs 4 sharing
Thanks for watching!
Fun in the woods. Coffee and Oatmeal. Warm camo shelter. Thanks and take care. Kickback
The perfect day! Thanks for watching Quinn
I like your idea and the oatmeal and coffee looks delicious
Thanks Miguel, I'm glad you liked it
Hi there my friend. Good to see you out there. Neat lovely shelter you had there. Hope you are well. Happy Easter.
Hello Ulrica! Always great hearing from you and I'm glad you liked it. I'm guessing you remember the first one from years ago? Thanks for watching and a Happy Easter to you too
I have learned so much from your videos...thank you.
Fantastic to hear that! Thanks for watching
I make bigger , longer term ones like that!
love the lazyman builds!
so easy for anyone!
Both are fun!
time flies when you are playing in the dirt lol
Lol! Sure does. Thanks for watching
What an awesome set up, I’ve never seen that before, thanks my brother! 👍🏼🍺🔥
Thanks Brother! I'm glad you liked it. As far as I know, I think I'm the only one to show this oddball set up. Lol. Thanks for stopping by man
pretty cool set up dave buddy be great for a stealth shelter . the bank kinda hides everything . cant beat staying warm camping its when your cold all the fun is just sucked right out of ya . love your shelter builds . hope your doing well brother take care see ya in the next one .
Thanks brother, I'm glad you liked it. Yep, from a distance through the woods this is extremely hidden. Man I hate being cold! Take care and thanks for watching brother
This is just a cool shelter idea. Never heard of such until you 50 years ago lol. Thanks for taking the time to share the wealth of knowledge Brother Dave! Awesome content buddy. Only question I have is how can you enjoy that cup of coffee without Nick being there haha. Thumbs-up, take care bro~John
Lol, I'm not that old yet! Nick was busy so he granted me permission to drink coffee without him. I'm glad you liked it and thanks for watching Brother John
Have a blessed Easter Dave and family.
Stay well..
Thanks Linda and you have a Blessed Easter too!
Thanks I enjoy watching you and seeing your ideas. Thanks for sharing. God Bless!
You are very welcome Willy and I'm glad you liked it. Thanks for watching and may God bless you too
I enjoyed very much Dave! Thank you! 👍😁
Fantastic to hear that my friend
cool shelter David... Fancy feast at the end as well. Hope you have a great April Holiday
Thanks Brother, I'm glad you liked it. Easter was good but April is gonna be busy busy! Thanks for stopping by
Congrats on the ten years. Very cool shelter brother it's like the ramada inn inside that baby lol.
Thanks James! Man it's so comfy in there!
Solid video. Great content for the community. Excellent period of instruction
Thanks Mathew, I'm glad you liked it
Hi Dave great video. cool idea, maybe put some rocks around the top ,also maybe a flat piece of rock in the back of the fire, so its not burning the roots.
Thanks, I'm glad you liked it Angee. If dug larger lining it with rocks would be good
That is a "NICE" idea for a semi-heated, dry, shelter, David. The Dakota fire might be good without the welders cloth.
I'm glad you liked it Thomas!
Another good one, Dave. I suppose you can use a reflective tarp over the top during winter time to get the shelter even warmer. I got me a knife or coping machete that I always wanted. Sp 08 from OKC. It is big and beautiful. They came out with a new ambidextrous sheath with mine. As you said, the sawback is not worth a damn, but everything else on it is great. Go Pearson!
Thanks, I'm glad you liked it. Yes, a reflective tarp top and bottom would really kick up the heat. Fantastic to hear you have a SP8! That's a really good blade
I love your accent dave. Great video. Thanks for posting. Love your channel. I am always learning. You have some great ideas and techniques. Thaks jas from nz🌏🙂👍👏👏👏
Always great to hear that Jason! And thanks for watching brother