Super Shelter 2: Winter Camping Trip
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- Опубліковано 1 жов 2024
- Sam and I head out to the woods in late December to perfect the art of winter camping and make a super shelter. Along the way we do a lot of wood processing and cook up some good food.
This is Sam and my second time ever attempting this super shelter technique. We think we got the dimensions and tarps set up correctly this time to successfully build a super shelter. We set up camp, collect lots of fire wood, and cook up some tasty food from the warmth generated inside the super shelter.
Be sure to check out some of the other winter camping trips I go on!
3 Day Winter Camping Trip: • 3 Day Winter Camping T...
Winter Tarp Camping: • Winter Tarp Camping
Original Super Shelter: • Super Shelter- Winter ...
Gear Used:
Silky Pocket Boy - Pocket Saw: cabelas.xhuc.net/ORxPmZ
Therm-a-Rest Trail Lite - Sleeping Pad: amzn.to/3p9jNPs
Stanley Cook Set: amzn.to/3dkFUQv
Cabelas XPG Extreme Performance Gear 40 liter backpack:
Cabelas Camp Pillow: cabelas.xhuc.net/JrNDm2
Nalgene 1 liter Water Bottle: cabelas.xhuc.net/GjNLZn
#supershelter #wintercamping
good job, boys.
JoeRobinetBushcraft thank you joe!
JoeRobinetBushcraft
Thermodynamics at work in the wild, well done.
thank you
Heck yeah good job and you know you done good to get such a compliment from a excellent outdoors person as Joe Robinet. You do the community proud keep up the good work, peace.
Seeing two young lads out in the bush as opposed to staring at their devices on the couch is exhilarating! Good job fellas. For those of you offering constructive criticism? Thank you and for those just criticizing? Piss-off!
Here's some constructive criticism... Why don't you practice in the summertime, when your not freezing your nuts off. That way you can stand back, look, and redo anything you don't like. Taking your time and figuring out what works and what don't along the way. It's a lot easier to tie knots without gloves on also. lol Best wishes in the future
@@zettle2345......This is some great advice, that I hope these young kids take to heart. I agree with Geography in Action as well. Good too see them outdoors. I've been trained by the military and been camping for almost 30 years now, and I'm still learning new things.
"Confucius say- man who cut own firewood get warm twice!"
Love that, Thank you!
Nice work. Any mistakes made will be figured out with time and experience. You are already ahead of 99% of the population.
tikiduck trial and error type of learning! Thanks for the awesome comment!
Drew Sanders
Nobody is born with wood/bushcraft or any other skill for that matter.
We try something and, if it doesn't work, we try something else.
Perseverance is what counts and most of the haters probably live in cities, have never been out of them, but feel qualified to criticise, because they've seen a few videos on utube.
Armchair/computer warriors. Lol.
Love to see young people doing this kind of stuff. Reminds me of my youth. Looking forward to seeing more of your projects.
thank you
Drew Sanders Great vid! I subbed!
This is what Boy Scouts used to do before Liberals turned Scouting into a Multicultural / Gay / Safety First / Social Experiment.... all the while mocking Eagle Scouts....ie Neil Armstrong and Gerald Ford....you doubt it ? When was the last time you saw a Movie where Boy Scouts weren't portrayed as utter Fools ?
No Harry these are TRUST fund babies that because your RepubliCONVICTS allow for brown people to do all the jobs that the kids used to do, i.e. working at mcdonalds. These kids should be working but since mummy and daddy are RICH (by exploiting the poor) these TRUST fund babies can play all day (until they inherit daddy's car dealership that is) ANY TIME, ANY PLACE YOU BIG MOUTH RUPUBLICONVICT FUCK. COme and get your ass kicked. The scouts are all a bunch of nazi fucks the diddle kids just like all the father feelgoods in the church
My God...Harry, Mitt...you two are just little peaches. How much hate can two guys spit forth on UA-cam? Especially on a channel where two young men show some wilderness skills. My God...what have we become?
Well done gentlemen. I'm proud to see you two in the woods living instead of in a house surviving. The woods will always give you what you need if you just go seek it. I subbed and I'm looking forward to more videos! Remember to keep it wild guys!
wildman50645 thank you !
Well done and extremely interesting. Reasuring to see the youngsters carrying out their bushcraft activities so expertly ......Cheers
I am 72 years old . Years ago we would make all most the same thing every year down by the river ...in winter we spend many a day down there ice fishing and etc on the frozen river ,,with a big barn fire to keep warm ..in summer would camp out and fish...and watch the nite sky.....I miss them days.....
This was inspiring to watch. Thanks for posting and good job. Would like to see more
Cheer young fellas amazing job! Keep it up looking forward to next video
Thank you David!
I am a 54 year female and I will trying that when winter starts in Upstate New York. Thank you.
this looks better than video games, but my dumb ass would freeze to death
chooch tech hahha
great looking shelter, enjoyed watching your adventure.
Bentley's Backwoods Bushcraft thank you!
Reminds me when I was their age. Have you ever heard of a Siberian log fire. Just learned about it on Survival Russia it's on you tube. You guys lookin good.
Great job guys ,wish more young people would be like this girl also.
That would've worked really well with a long fire I'll bet. Just earned a new sub, keep it up!
thank you!
Good video fellas. Thanks for sharing. Enjoyed. Your snacks made me laugh.
Thank you!
Next trip get a new saw blade for the bow saw. That old one is making you work too hard.
Miss Glenda how about they learn to sharpen their blade instead of buying a new one?? It's nice to go out and buy whatever you desire but often times a resharpened blade (knife, saw, axe, hatchet, machete, etc) is better than a new one. I always sharpen new tools when I get them because they are made in a production line to be "just sharp enough" to sell in big retail stores.
The sharper the blade the easier the work!!
Miss Glenda it's pointless cutting the wood anyway
Maybe get a longer folding saw. If Cabela's is smart, they'd sponsor you.
137 dislikes from people that don't have balls.
They got dislikes cause their shelter is complete trash dumbass
NewJerseyJay, hahahaha. That’s adorable. Love Alaska.
Sooo, we got almost 5 inches of snow.... you must have balls of steel.
It’s automatic UA-cam social stress instigation AI software at work I bet you. Not people.
Good job young men
Good job guys. Good to see the youth of today out in the woods. Great shelter and gave e some ideas to try. I have subbed and give you a big thumbs up. btw if you watch Joe s channel watch him tie a Canadian jamb knot and you will use lot less cordage to tie your ridge poles other than that Great video. Keep up the good work. Thanks for taking us along.
Big Mike awesome comment! Really appreciate it
Good job, you guys! You remind me of my son and his friends when they were young. They turned out to be great men and still loving the woods going into their 40's now. I'll be watching 🌞
Thank you very much!
Always the little edit between striking the flint and the fire burning :) You wouldn't lose any points with me for using a Bic lighter.
Great work guys! Next time think about some more sticks and poles on the top under the tarp. Snow can be very heavy.
thank you!
I'm gonna stop the video at 6:40 it's good yall are trying to collect wood but you NEED to insulate yourself from the ground. a sleeping pad & sleeping bag isn't enough. if you don't have conifers/pines in your area use anything you can to get your body off the cold ground. second yall are wasting time & energy sawing the firewood into small chunks. saw it into 6 ft sections and let the fire "cut" the wood for you.
I was thinking the same thing. They are working to hard on that fire. I'm sure they still enjoyed their time.
16:00
You do realise smaller logs are more convenient to stack and feed a fire and maintain than six footers.
Using a pad and reflector is more than enough under a sleeping bag for insulation. Been doing it for years. Hell when I was in the service as a grunt it was a ground sheet with a sleeping bag over top, laying underneath a pup out in the snow. Warm enough!!
Live and learn.
a thin foan underpad is all you need if the shelter is heated. More is better but not necessary.
More importantly, they forgot the beer! Where's the beer, boys?
Super nice video.Thanks a lot !!!!
Thank you!
I wish my boys would do something like that. Great job guys
Joby Fluorine and come to what ? At the end of his life laying on his deathbed merely say " I'm proud to have studied chemistry"
Or would you rather have him know deep down that he enjoyed life.
Great job guys, wishing you a Happy New Year.
thanks, you too!
Great video. Just found your channel and subbed. Nice to see you young guys enjoying the outdoors
thank you!
Great team works guys! And you even scored a comment from *Joe Robinet*
Epic camp guys! Nice meal too!
Aren't you guys worried about suffication? You basically made a plastic bag. Need some vent holes especially with a proximity to a ground hugging CO source (fire).
Wasn’t sealed tight enough, plenty of gaps!
Sleeping out in the cold. Awesome. Takes me back 35-40 years. We had our ski doos and shotguns. Boys why are you out in the woods overnight without a gun?
You would have never caught me outside in the winter with no gun.
gary gibbs not sure how far into the wilderness they were. That plus I doubt any parent would agree to let a couple of kids stay overnight in the woods, unsupervised AND armed.
steven heckert
We were about 12 when we were aloud to go camp overnight with our shotguns.
These guys are not kids.
gary gibbs different time not disagreeing with you or anything just saying that doing what you recommend in this day and age is more likely to cause more problem for these boys and their parents than it will help solve, baring attacks by a black bear or wolf pack
twat
same here. lol go trump
I appreciate bush camping and the usage of tarps, but maybe just investing in a good winter tent would save immense time setting up your camp in situations like this. You do a great job in all other matters. Are you Boy Scouts? If not, you should be.
Not Boy Scouts, always been into camping and the outdoors!
Hey boys, I Have watched alot of grown men tried to make shelters like that and you did a BETTER job than most of them so GREAT JOB! A+ on your clean ip and making sure the fire was out you guys have a very very bright future in this and I can not wait to watch more of your adventures!
Thank you for your comment 😁
Nice video. Thanks for the gear rundown.
The main "roof" blue tarp needs to wrap around the front cross pole to avoid snow coming in and melt water from running in. I've used exactly this kind of shelter in the Alleghney National forest (NW Pennsylvania) backing the '70s. With a clear front "door" you get a lot of heat in the shelter with a reflector fire in front.
Good job boys, you will learn more as you go, at least you have the balls to go do it and you look like you enjoyed yourselves, keep it up! I rather see kids outdoors learning by doing than indoors on electronics all day
Thank you!
Next time maybe use logs for the fire. Lay down a log a foot or more thick lay 5-6 log on top of the one on the ground have the logs stick out over the log on the ground by foot & half to 2 feet. Have all the ends that are over the log touching at the other end have them about 2-3 apart. Then start a fire under the logs sticking over the log on the ground. It will save you from feeding the fire all night but you still will have to a few times. And you only do one cutting instead of cutting the whole log up. It may take you once or twice before you get down packed but you'll find less energy used. More time eating lol
maybe put a super dead cat on your mike so we can hear something except the wind
Great shelter!!!
nice video and many greetings from germany
Karsten Evers thanks!
GREAT JOB GUYS!!
I am so glad to see the younger generation out doing something "down to earth"!
I am absolutely positive that you will get better and better with each new adventure!
Thanks for the upload!
TII
T II thank you!!!
Good job , the downthumbers are unhappy with themselves so just ignor them .
Thank you Joe!
Habt ihr auch schöne schwule männerliebe im zelt gemacht? Schön den pipiman ins popöchen rein? Sehr sehr gaYl.
Great video. Next time don’t forget the thermometers for inside and out. 👍🏼👍🏼
Good idea! I’m definitely going to have to bring one next time!
Great seeing kids building shelters like we once did.
Thank you Ted!
Awesome video ! I give you two credit, that was quite the accomplishment, & then turn around & tear it all down & clean up LNT. Thank You for sharing your video. Have a Safe & Happy New Year 2017. ATB
thanks for the comment! Happy NY!
Awesome shelter, great fire, I learned some skills and had some fun watching. Merry Christmas and happy New Year
Susan Brown thank ma you too
Wldve been better far out in the unexpected elements, and grounds of the forest, instead of a few feet away from your backyard field forest. Great Job tho! Awesome 👏🏿
Nice job guys.
Very nice job! You don't need to cut up your firewood like that though, just burn it in the middle and feed the ends in like the native Americans did.
golden age. i can't leave here w/o thumbing up.
Super homeless shelter is the right term.
Excellent job gentlemen. Truly enjoyed watching.
It's really nice to see a young men like yourselves, doing things outdoors and actually doing something other than just surfing on a cell phone. Keep the videos coming, Great Job!
Thank you!!
Me and my friends always did survival weekends we called them where we would do similar things for 2-3 days. And just some recommendations, I saw a lot of people saying insulate yourself against the ground and that could not be more true, because all the body heat that comes off your back Is going straight to the ground. And make it way smaller.
must have proud parents you boys sure rock always do the right thing... squeeze my french
parents are very supportive and that helps a lot! thanks for the comment!
well done video and nice details keep it up (Y)
Way to go Kids!! Beats playing video games.
That’s for sure! Thank you!
steak, soup, and... fruit rollups? lol love it
Kinda good the way you stopped the camera so you could use your lighter to start the fire. That is ok, if you have a lighter, use it. The fire steel is for when you do not have a lighter or matches.
great job guys i'm going to build winter cabin like yours this year...
Damn, future bushmen of America lol.
Thank you! 😂
Joe stole my comment. You did a good job, proud of you boys.
Thank you!
I wish I had 2 good knees.
Well done guys! I enjoyed watching you 💪🏻
Thank you!
Good job guys, it's so good to see young folk out in nature like that rather than glued to a computer/games console/ phone. Your shelter was so simple yet effective. Maybe you could use two logs to stack your dry fire wood just to keep it off the ground and not absorbing moisture. Also don't leave your axe laying around outside. Just constructive criticism not hating. You'll pick up more hints and tips from experience too. Good job guys 👍
Thank you! Always love advice from other bushman!
looks like those two guys had a good time and those steaks mmmmm
Thank you!
Nice job guys. Maybe next time make an auto feed 🔥
I think for some young men like yourselves during these days and times. I believe that you done a great job in preparation and maintaining a camping video. A lot more then some of the youth of today. Keep up the good work and make more videos on camping in the great out-doors.. 😇😇
Thank you!
good boys
Thank you!
I thought this was from some channel with tons of subs. Then i see you got that little subs. You for sure deserves tons more subscribers! Great video
Edvin Lunqvist thank you, that means a lot! We are trying to gain more through good content and comments like that are great to hear!
No problem! Your videos have really good quality like bigger channels that gets tons of views on their videos!
Edvin Lunqvist now i have to sub from your comment. i also like this video.
Edvin Lunqvist I
Good splitting technique with the hatchet. Consider space blanket under the bedding too. I sometimes wonder how it would be if you just had space blankets all around a shelter and no fire.
Awesome guys. In Hawaii, don't have much opportunity with snow and stuff. Thanks for sharing, I can live the experience through you guys.
Anytime! Thank you
Nice video a couple of things I would like to add, get a silky bigboy 2000 saw they are amazing and way faster and way less effort than a bow saw, also with that amount of plastic in the shelter make sure you have good ventilation especially in very cold climates.
Cool vid. Keep making more fellas
Thank you Justin!
Glad I subbed to your channel. You knocked it out of the park with that super and you guys collected just the right amount of wood to last through the night. A couple of young Joe Robinet's. Nice Job!!!!
Richard Jones Hat is
Really enjoyed the video,thanks.
Thank you Gary!
Not to Bad ... But ... Do you know how a door frame is constructed w/ "King Studs" and Jack Studs"??? See you need to support that "ridge pole and not just tie it to the two trees. It could come down on you. So you need to support that ridge pole w/ a forked branch (of the right length) to support the ridge pole. If you angle it from the rear it will lock the ridge pole against the tree (ie: the King Stud) if done right you don't need the para cord. That was what I was taught in Boy Scout Wilderness Camp back in the 60-70's ... other then that "Good Job"
What state are you guys in? Reminds me of Michigan or Ohio.
DreadLife: 101 Wisconsin
You guys make a good team , awesome video guys.
Thank you!
Great job boys..good ideas..ill b doing my first overnite winter camon this winter coming with 2 of my brothers..ill b sure to share your vid with them ..cant wait
Thank you! Hope your trip with your brothers was a lot of fun!
Why would anyone give this a thumbs down so many negative people one here. Cool vid just subbed have a good day and stay safe Jimmy from Massachusetts
Thanks Jimmy! Appreciate the kind words!
Hey Drew ; good to see you & Sam again. This is quite the adventure. Thanks , Merry Christmas, Brian 76
Merry Christmas Brian!
I just might have to try this shelter out, lads! Great job!
I highly recommend trying this shelter at least once! It’s one of my favorites
Damn guys..... Either bring a chainsaw or better yet, check Craigslist.... There's always firewood for sale on there pre-cut, split and ready to burn........
37 year old father of three here, I used to do the same kind of stuff back in the Welsh mountains when I was probably just a bit younger than you, I'd love to do the same with my kids but I live on a small densely populated island now, there's nowhere for us to practice fieldcraft, one day I'll find a little spot and get them off their damn computers, you take care lads and keen on keeping on, kind regards from Jersey, Channel Islands 🤝
You are also very well spoken . and got right into the meat of the project . I can't stand all the blah blah blah of a lot of others . good luck with tour projects . HAVE FUN. Negative people just get angry when they can't be you
Nice work! Just subbed
Thank you!
i wish more kids like u would do this.get out and enjoy the woods.
Thank you Dan! I hope to inspire others to get out and do similar camps, it sure beats being indoors!
@@dsoutdoors i agree
1st time i saw your videos. very nice. thanks guys!!!!!!! i dont post much, but always give a thumbs up if i like it :)
thank you!
enjoyed your video...way to go guys
Thank you!
In today’s world of video games, etc it’s great to see young people doing adventures like this!!! Great job fellows!!!
Thank you Holly!
You both did good. I like it very much. Very informative. Thank you .
thank you!
Two young men getting a great education, well done guys.
Thank you!
nice going guys, looks like a fun little adventure.
i did wonder why you didnt add a few extra cross sections to your roof. i knew you would have to clear the snow off or risk the shelter breaking due to the weight of the accumulating snow. glad you noticed it start to pile up up there lol.
very cool heating system, even if you do need a lot more wood then if you had the fire inside some how.
i have seen some very clever improvised shelter stoves on youtube, one guy even made a mini stove made from some metal ducting, with a few feet of flexi dryer hose tied to stake as a chimney. you'd get away with collecting a lot less wood and still stay warm. anyway, thanks for sharing, i thumbs uped you and subscribed to your channel.
good work, done it several times, I generally make a frame and a space blanket "wall" opposite the shelter a couple feet back.. wind dictates size n height but at a bit of an angle you can hang clothes on the fire side .. I've gotten good results as it bounces some heat back to the shelters front and drys your gear. . just keep an eye on the gear as nylons will get damn near melting point if the fires hot.. stiff gloves suuuck.
some helpful hints, make a upside down fire later before you go to bed as this will burn about 5-6 hours so you don't have to get up to keep feeding the fire. Build a small fire in front of your upside down fire to cook on and preheat your shelter. Always keep extra wood near by and cut a little more than needed, you can also use this in the future. Good work.
Looks fun ! I've had some unexpected snow arrive on dirt bike and hunting camps it added some excitement .
Bear Grylls knife, it's what $60? you can get a Mora Bushcraft Black/Stainless for $40 then you can get one from the Craftline series for under $20. both will feather much better than that BG knife.
ill look into it!
a lot useless things in the video(too much wood,then you turned wood into small size so you just spent a lot time for nothing,why you have barrier between fire and you guys)..but keep up you will learn