Here’s a tip that makes that process even easier: a plastic sled. Fill it up on the inside, push it to the outside where someone dumps it. Lots less crawling around. Saves energy and time.
This is great, I never knew there were so many varieties of snow shelters, or at least so many names for them! :-D This looked like so much fun! Awesome thanks for sharing Rob!
Awesome freaking video Rob! 😄 I gotta get mine finished so I can share it as well, but this was such a fun trip to be on! Loved seeing all this footage come together 👊
Thanks for sharing a skill set that I'll never be able to use. Still, informative and useful knowledge. Unfortunately these old bones and joints just can't handle the cold. An inquisitive mind in a broken body is a prison.
I like that you said “An inquisitive mind in a broken body is a prison.” I suffer with a chronic illness and I feel this way all the time. I watched the video because it looked interesting but, I know I will never be able to build one myself.
Not a good video. Doesn't cover safety (you should sleep with your shovel inside in case of collapse and make air holes) or how to build the entrance to maintain heat. 12 inch walls is on the thin side.
Here’s a tip that makes that process even easier: a plastic sled. Fill it up on the inside, push it to the outside where someone dumps it. Lots less crawling around. Saves energy and time.
Looks like fun to play in the snow. Thanks for sharing info. Always informative!
I was So excited to see this video😍🙆♀️ I wished if join (hazen) with you are all in his birthday!🥰
This is great, I never knew there were so many varieties of snow shelters, or at least so many names for them! :-D This looked like so much fun! Awesome thanks for sharing Rob!
I watched it and enjoyed it very much!!👍😍 great video👏👏
Awesome freaking video Rob! 😄 I gotta get mine finished so I can share it as well, but this was such a fun trip to be on! Loved seeing all this footage come together 👊
Woaahh why are you underrated dude?!
It's a video I missed awhile ago. But I feel like this has a prequel from a decade ago.
Thanks for sharing a skill set that I'll never be able to use. Still, informative and useful knowledge. Unfortunately these old bones and joints just can't handle the cold.
An inquisitive mind in a broken body is a prison.
I like that you said “An inquisitive mind in a broken body is a prison.” I suffer with a chronic illness and I feel this way all the time. I watched the video because it looked interesting but, I know I will never be able to build one myself.
I live in Wisconsin too.
You are far better than bear Grylls...keep it up .love from india
Not a good video. Doesn't cover safety (you should sleep with your shovel inside in case of collapse and make air holes) or how to build the entrance to maintain heat. 12 inch walls is on the thin side.
Great points.
You're right on the point about safety. But that doesn't negate the other good information the video contains. Try not to be so critical.
Its not snow cave its igloo