Dang this dude must have one of those magical bags , he has everything in there from a rocket stove , pots pans , food, kettle , saws , condiments plus tarps and rags in one bag.
It looked soooo cold and miserable in there until you got things warmed up, cleaned some hot food. When I finally couldn't see your breath anymore I new it looked cozy and pretty safe. Thanks for a great video.
@@Skidderoperator Bonjour du Canada When the sasquatch start screaming ,it's time to send him a rubber female sasquatch ,this keep him busy for the night ,and he stop to scream .
I was camping once, and there was a cougar hanging around my camp. I think it was a middle aged female, and she was pretty aggressive, so I had to calm her down with a few drinks. She finally left around 730AM.
The exact opposite of the biggest stove we ever saw ...Swedish diesel heater in a US armored vehicle ....the shape of a torpedo and massive Btu of heat ...
Just a suggestion, if you stay there again, throw a piece of line out the window, put your wood in your bag and haul it up through the window. Easier than carrying it up a ladder, same with snow for water.
Exactement!! Les loups sont faux ! Je pense qu'il s'agit d'un bruit de fond pour (( corsé)) 'histoire🤔🤔🤔le mec n'a aucune inquiétudes des loups même la nuit quand il décent chercher du bois!!! N'importe quoi vidéo sans intérêt 🤔🤔🤔👎👎👎👎👎👎👎🥴🥴🥴🥴🥴👎👎👎👎👎👎👎🥴🥴🥴🥴👎👎👎👎
Wolves can be dangerous. However much you love wolves, and they are beautiful, never forget they are also wild and dangerous animals in general. We live in SE Alaska, nearly 50 years we lived in the wilderness and had many experiences with wolves. My Dad and brothers were treed by a pack of wolves. We once had a pack circle our house and howl for hours. We didn't think they were after us, but rather our dogs and they took out many over the years. One time I saw us being checked out by a big wolf who didn't harm us but we were always being scouted and in potential. My husband and daughter were on a nearby beach one day when a wolf came for them, he ran steadily toward them. My kid kept screaming for her Dad to shoot him.... But he allowed time for the wolf to veer off but it kept charging closer, so he finally shot it as they seemed in dire danger. And yes, these situations (& others we experienced) might have been read wrong, you never know, but at the same time it is a choice you're forced to make... Protect your child's life for instance, or wait and see. Just sayin'.... Keep in mind the dangers, or you might just vanish....
Colorado has wolves again and I'm even more afraid to go into the forest..bears, MTN lions. Wolves now 😮. In my area we have harmless deer and coyotes I rarely see but when I bike I wonder where they are hiding
Yes, it sounds like they were after the dogs. All the wolves and coyote I have seen through the forest in northern Minnesota have been shy creatures that ran off right away. It's the bear and mountain lions I really fear.
This is one of the best ways to enjoy life, innit? You had lots of work to do and you did them very well. Your tree hut seems so comfortable and warm. It's good to know you're safe. Thank you for the video.
Bear, boar, cougar ... I always wonder what folks are thinking in their tents. This is the smartest setup yet. A retractable ladder or a pully to raise it up a few feet would make it even better. When critters smell your supper you dont wantm showing up at that door in the floor. A bear would push itself in for sure. Hinged in the middle so you pull it there with a draw pully. The lower half would dangle. No critter could do it. This is imo the best startup for off grid. Bear can get into any vehicle. We've seen them pull windows out. So glad this guy mentions wolves coz lots of folks have notions they wont eat you.'
@@danielfantino1714 Depends on size. They're not all kodiac 😂 or grizz. Lewis + Clark journal said the powder they shot into it didn't phase it at all, only shot in head. Can you imagine? It was charging.
@@stanthomson2693 That's clever, ya. Did ya see that castle project? It's like 25+ yrs in construction. Everything handmade and ta look at it you'd think it's 1200 AD. Mote, draw bridge, even the huge wheel-pully that brings up or lowers the bridge. Had to mention. It's stunning.
That structure would be called a "cache" here in Alaska, used for storing extra food clothing and gear away from animals in case the cabin burns down. A must in the winter.
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You don’t have to escape wolves. I’ve been around them for 60 years . I hate the way people give them a bad name…especially Hollywood. Now werewolves are another matter lol.
Some Trappers and Outdoorsman venturing into the deep wilderness of Alaska have been documented as missing in the annals of history. These disappearances happened in Alaskan frontier areas seldom traveled by humans AND inhabited by Wolves. Evidence found in some of these early disappearances clearly indicated predation by wolves. I appreciate wolves, and other wild animals in their natural habitat, but your comments are not only naive but foolish. The man in the video knew this and was wise to take the precautions by staying in the tree hut. The fact is that wild animals that rely on meat for their diet and for survival, when hungry enough,will consume what's available. A lone person is no exception for a wolf pack when hunger pangs threaten their survival.
That snow looks lovely. It's 9.35 pm here and the temperature is 30°C (89°F). Last night it was still 33°C(91.4°F) just before midnight so you can see why that snow looks so tempting.
Yes l am in Australia,on the West coast. We are experiencing a heatwave at the moment and we've broken the old record of days over 40 degrees in February,with more to come before the end of the month. 37°C on Christmas Eve is pretty much par for the course in Adelaide and Perth where l am. Souther Hemisphere Christmas.
@@tallyhorizzla3330 Cool. Well, that might not be the most fitting word in this context. Travelled in Oz as a young lad in the late 80's. Awesome country. One morning I remember waking up at 7 a.m at the youth hostel in Adelaide where I was staying because it was too hot to sleep. I walked outside, and to my surprise everyone was already sitting outside in the hostel garden because they couldn't sleep either. Summer of 1986-87. Five months travelling in Oz. Paul Kelly and Crowded House were all over the radio. Good times they were. Greetings from a cold and rainy Sweden.
@@hugomikaelsson4055 glad you enjoyed you travels here. It was cooler last night and l had a reasonable sleep so not as grumpy today. Lol Greetings from warm and sunny Australia(my part of it at least)
There's 9" of new snow on the ground here in east Tennessee, low tonight in the teens, tomorrow night around 2 degrees, watching this is going to make me appreciate my warm bed tonight. Cheers!
@terry970 Hi, Terry. Personally, I'm fascinated by bears - but only with the FRIENDLY ONES! But wolves, certainly CAN stalk victims - they aren't just DOGS! AGAIN , you have see what induvidual ones are LIKE. A woman had (on TV), what I thought were huskies, that pulled a sledge. Whether they would be alright with anyone ELSE, is another matter. I saw a TV programme, where there was some sort of outpost in Alaska. A worker used to go for a walk before it got dark. (Alone!). MISTAKE!Because wolves had been attracted to the smell of left over scraps of meat the people at the observation station used to put in a bin outside. This person went for their usual late afternoon walk, and wolves were waiting. They encircled the poor victim. They used the same method lions use, when preying on zebras. That is, one goes for the victim's LEGS. Obviously, they won't be able to get away, if they have injured legs! This brings the victim down, and then they finish them off! Enjoy your fascination for wolves - AT HOME, watching TV, or watching videos on the internet on a computer, or a phone!
Where do you live? You are a brave man with to travel with hungry wolves. I hope you carry protection with you besides a hatchet. Another great video. Thank you from the USA.
Loved this tree hut! Once you were warmish, it looked great! But the one wolf I saw in the wild was not threatening at all. It seemed a little curious, but once I said "hello" it scurried off the other direction with its tail between its legs, glancing back to make sure I wasn't going to chase it! Still, if they were howling around me all night, I can't say I'd be so calm I would feel like they were singing me to sleep either!
I owned a large Weimaraner and that dog could climb a Ladder. Unfortunately his going Up skills were way better than His getting down skills. He usually just jumped. He jumped Out of my daughter's treehouse and knocked himself Out cold. Lay there for about Five minutes, got up, shakes Himself off and went about His in business. Dang.😊
Dimi, where was your brush/broom? I am surprised you didn’t make one from tree branches LOL. I love the different and odd places you find to camp. They make your videos interesting to watch. Happy new year!
That was a fun adventure to watch. All safe and warm in a tree where the wolves can't get you. Everyone's idea of being saved from danger. Good food to go along with it!
I've been winter camping now a number of times in BC and the last thing I would worry about is wolves. Winter camping is great, no bugs, no bears, no people! You spend of lot of time processing firewood though, so it isn't a relaxing getaway. You REALLY appreciate the comforts of home when you get back.
Очень романтично и необычно ! Ну а если кабан или медведь придет почесать свои бока об ваши столбы, на которых воздвигнут домик, и завалит эту красоту ?! Хорошо, если вас там в это время не будет
Добрый вечер, Дмитрий. Прежде всего, с Новым годом, с новым счастьем, прежде всего, будьте здоровы. Всего наилучшего вам и вашей семье. Смейтесь, Дмитрий, мы в солдатах спали и похуже. Ты помнишь свою подготовку? С наилучшими пожеланиями из Франкфурта
The content of your vid is great - real outdoors work - no BS, except for your title - you were never once threatened by Wolves - they howled - well off in the distance and you made no move to run and showed no fear. The myth that wolves attack humans is much exaggerated - The fact that you have wolves present makes the outdoor area in which you have built this structure - truly wilderness. I simply worry that people will perpetuate the BS that wolves are the bad guys which in turn will cause the senseless slaughter of a species which we ourselves invited into our homes thousands of years ago. Wild dogs, not Wolves, are what people need to be aware of. We are not on the wolves menu - they can sense our presence from a great distance and will avoid us if at all possible. Dogs; however, have no inherent fear of humans and will run us down if they feel we have something to offer them. This information did not come from a book, it came from 63 years of living in the woods. I apologize for the short rant - your vids are great, you have no need to attract more views by using titles which exaggerate the truth.
To Hawksshadow. Don't be fooled into thinking ALL of one species reacts in one way! Not Wolves, not Bears, not ANYTHING! I saw a tv programme about an observation station in Alaska. A man routinely went for a walk outside the station, early evenings. Wolves had been attracted to smells of waste food that the people put out in a bin. Then they thought they would try for some PEOPLE as their food! (Perhaps there, there wasn't enough food for them). So the man went (alone) for his usual walk. BUT NEVER CAME BACK. A wolf attacked him by biting his legs. Predators do that to people, or other animals, to disable them, in the first instance. Then, when, as a result, they can't get away - another predator will go for the FACE to kill them! They hunt in packs of at least 2! In other countries, that's what happens to zebras! Obviously there WEREN'T any wolves nearby in this video. DANGEROUS to be in these places ON YOUR OWN.
@@nygelmiller5293 Hello - When speaking of wolves, they received their "bad reputation" during the time of the great battles in Europe. The armies would obliterate all food sources as they marched through the countryside. The battles were fought, men lay dying and dead all over the field. Wolves, having no choice, used those humans as a food source. I have been in the wild places for my entire life - 63 years. Places where Black bears and wolves live. I have never been remotely challenged or threatened by any animal other than human. I have studied wolves for 40 years and am well aware of the kill technique. If a wolf wants to kill a human, the human would have no chance. I worry about the perpetuation of B.S. when it comes to wolf and for that matter bear attacks. Other than rabies, there is no attack in my part of the world that has not been provoked by the human. We are loosing this apex predator at an alarming rate - if it goes, so does the wild. The wolf is the animal which keeps all others in check. I do wander alone, deep in the woods where wolves live and I wander in the security that I know my place and that I, as a human, am not on the menu. I thank you for the response. Dialogue such as this is important in this world of sensationalism.
Dinner looked good! We know you planned this out - - - - Still, that's a lot of HARD WORK! First enclosed tree stand I've seen built with LOGS! A "log cabin tree stand"!
I don't think I'd leave the windows and door open if I had a stand. Am I the only one who didn't hear or see wolves, or were we supposed to imagine them? Nice overnight trip though.
Yes, it's very practical when you have everything with you on the run from wolves, from screwdrivers to suitable plastic bags and tarpaulins to an oven. By the way: where were the wolves?
Cool video and I can appreciate your hardiness and resourcefulness. One thing I would have done would have been to remove all the extra nails you put in the walls. This is so future users of this obvious hunting stand don't rip their clothing or scratch themselves on nails which they aren't expecting to be there.
We, teenagers,fixed up old abanded farm house,just top part rest was gone good tin foof no leaks,found old wood stove was our off grid 1967 to 1970. Just grew up and left the old camp, Out BH.
Hear him howling round your kitchen door, better not let him in, little old lady got mutilated late last night, Werewolves of London again.... RIP Warren Zevon
The scariest thing in this vid is the tree hut. I would not trust that ladder to now break a leg and then you would really have a problem. Not very warm as a lot of the snow is still on the floor and the melted areas must be pretty wet. All in all just poor planning whoever built this and left it to rot with all the window holes open. But it gets views to the vid so there's that.
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Dang this dude must have one of those magical bags , he has everything in there from a rocket stove , pots pans , food, kettle , saws , condiments plus tarps and rags in one bag.
who took the night pics of the cabin from a far?
Autoscatto
Good one!!🤣🤣
No Kidding! A bag where you reach into it and it's never ending! I was waiting for him to pull a kitchen sink out of there!😂
Pulled out a wash basin in am for a quick bath🤔😁
It looked soooo cold and miserable in there until you got things warmed up, cleaned some hot food. When I finally couldn't see your breath anymore I new it looked cozy and pretty safe. Thanks for a great video.
Lot of un necessary work to sleep in a hunting shack
Till sasquatch starts screaming.
@@Scott-q6qI agree, I guess he wants us to think that he's smart
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@@Skidderoperator Bonjour du Canada When the sasquatch start screaming ,it's time to send him
a rubber female sasquatch ,this keep him busy for the night ,and he stop to scream .
I was camping once, and there was a cougar hanging around my camp. I think it was a middle aged female, and she was pretty aggressive, so I had to calm her down with a few drinks. She finally left around 730AM.
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Good one
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😂😂😂 how did you do that? Come-on tell us the trues, what else did you do to her? 🤣🤣
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He definitely has been doing this awhile. Had what he needed. Dinner looked warm and tasty. Stay safe out in the woods!
Very boring
This how he makes a living - we are fools for watching
Whew...never seemed warm enough, always bundled up. Food looks delicious.
Quel théâtre !!!! Ridicul !!!!
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Well, 40 degrees is a little more comfy than say 10 degrees.
Much!!@@HighSpeedNoDrag
Watching a cooking video yesterday and the chef went camping in the middle of it.
Awesome little tree hut. Looks very cozy and comfy. How could anyone not like to camp there... Thumbs Up!
U nás na Slovensku sa tomu hovorí posed… poľovníci do nej chodia na “ postriežku” a odtiaľ strieľajú divú zver.
Box Blind for hunting deer yes.
Love from Pakistan 🇵🇰
I'm a city boy. I don't like camping or being out in the wilderness. But I love your videos, sir. Extremely relaxing. Even soothing in a weird way.
Ja in der warmen Wohnung, auf dem Sofa, wie ich gerade.😂
You're the perfect audience for this
Get a room
استمتع بالمشاهدة يا فتى.
Get out of your concrete jungle, lol
This is the smallest stove I ever have seen, very interesting and ingenious.
Be prepared is key to success.
Absolutely.
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The exact opposite of the biggest stove we ever saw ...Swedish diesel heater in a US armored vehicle ....the shape of a torpedo and massive Btu of heat ...
It was useless and he had no firewood anywhere.
They make stoves smaller than that I would hate to fife All night.. FIRE 🔥 ALLNIGHT
Just a suggestion, if you stay there again, throw a piece of line out the window, put your wood in your bag and haul it up through the window. Easier than carrying it up a ladder, same with snow for water.
This was so fascinating. Being a man, is such a privilege. I would not trade being one, for anything. Thank you for the adventure.
Whether or not there’s any danger from animals, such a cool place. I would pick that place in a heartbeat!
Exactement!! Les loups sont faux ! Je pense qu'il s'agit d'un bruit de fond pour (( corsé)) 'histoire🤔🤔🤔le mec n'a aucune inquiétudes des loups même la nuit quand il décent chercher du bois!!! N'importe quoi vidéo sans intérêt 🤔🤔🤔👎👎👎👎👎👎👎🥴🥴🥴🥴🥴👎👎👎👎👎👎👎🥴🥴🥴🥴👎👎👎👎
Not even a bear could get up in there.
@@justanotherguy469 My Border Collie could climb that ladder and bears climb trees so if it really wanted to it could get you.
Wolves can be dangerous. However much you love wolves, and they are beautiful, never forget they are also wild and dangerous animals in general. We live in SE Alaska, nearly 50 years we lived in the wilderness and had many experiences with wolves. My Dad and brothers were treed by a pack of wolves. We once had a pack circle our house and howl for hours. We didn't think they were after us, but rather our dogs and they took out many over the years. One time I saw us being checked out by a big wolf who didn't harm us but we were always being scouted and in potential. My husband and daughter were on a nearby beach one day when a wolf came for them, he ran steadily toward them. My kid kept screaming for her Dad to shoot him.... But he allowed time for the wolf to veer off but it kept charging closer, so he finally shot it as they seemed in dire danger. And yes, these situations (& others we experienced) might have been read wrong, you never know, but at the same time it is a choice you're forced to make... Protect your child's life for instance, or wait and see. Just sayin'.... Keep in mind the dangers, or you might just vanish....
D for the curious, it's my husband's name on this site but I'm his wife texting on it.
@@garyneilson3075 Glad to hear that. These days in the USA u never know!
Colorado has wolves again and I'm even more afraid to go into the forest..bears, MTN lions. Wolves now 😮. In my area we have harmless deer and coyotes I rarely see but when I bike I wonder where they are hiding
Paragraphs my man. Use an make PARAGRAPHS!!!!
Yes, it sounds like they were after the dogs. All the wolves and coyote I have seen through the forest in northern Minnesota have been shy creatures that ran off right away. It's the bear and mountain lions I really fear.
This is one of the best ways to enjoy life, innit? You had lots of work to do and you did them very well. Your tree hut seems so comfortable and warm. It's good to know you're safe. Thank you for the video.
innit : )
Would be better if he had a friend or brother.
"Innit" = ? in "Teacher" lingo? 🤔
Innit? = isn't it?@@truthbtruth8559
Innit ? I suppose that you meant :
isn't ? Regards from France !
Makes me appreciate Holiday Inn even more.
LOL! good one! Jesus Saves!
Oh man. Good one!
Je préfère Hôtel Hilton le meilleur dépaysements 😂
Tout travail mérite récompense, j'espère qu'il a été recomposer , pour notre patience. 😂
😂😂💯✅👍🇬🇧
These are the people who will survive the apocalypse..human survival and resourcefulness at their best.
Esa casita fue un oasis para ése hombre...y lo será para cualquier persona que pase por allí...en ese momento es más valioso que el dinero
You can go to live same😅
Bear, boar, cougar ... I always wonder what folks are thinking in their tents. This is the smartest setup yet. A retractable ladder or a pully to raise it up a few feet would make it even better. When critters smell your supper you dont wantm showing up at that door in the floor. A bear would push itself in for sure. Hinged in the middle so you pull it there with a draw pully. The lower half would dangle. No critter could do it. This is imo the best startup for off grid. Bear can get into any vehicle. We've seen them pull windows out. So glad this guy mentions wolves coz lots of folks have notions they wont eat you.'
Build a mote and string barb wire around it.
Bear is too heavy for the ladder. But if it breaks, you´re fucked upstair !
Bears are hibernating that time of year
@@danielfantino1714 Depends on size. They're not all kodiac 😂 or grizz. Lewis + Clark journal said the powder they shot into it didn't phase it at all, only shot in head. Can you imagine? It was charging.
@@stanthomson2693 That's clever, ya. Did ya see that castle project? It's like 25+ yrs in construction. Everything handmade and ta look at it you'd think it's 1200 AD. Mote, draw bridge, even the huge wheel-pully that brings up or lowers the bridge. Had to mention. It's stunning.
Wow, that was a lot of work. So glad you were able to make yourself warm, comfortable and safe. I wish you and your family a very Happy New.
I'm impressed with your light weight, easy to pack and assemble stove. Very nice!
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We call them "tent stoves".
That structure would be called a "cache" here in Alaska, used for storing extra food clothing and gear away from animals in case the cabin burns down. A must in the winter.
Global warming hasn't taken care of that?
In Europe it’s a hunting hide for shooting Boar and Deer mainly
Just someones deer stand held up on for a night no big deal, just like the whole premise of escaping wolves all nonsense
Here in Pennsylvania it’s a deer stand. We have many like this. Swing out windows, Mr heaters, chairs and all.
WHERE IS WOLF ?
Huh? Wut??
Don't Be Nosy, You!
Stop Eating Gloria's belly button, you Perv!
Ow! Ow!
Halp! Halp!
Marsha is eating my knees!
Ow! Ow!
Halp! Halp Police!!
No! Stop, Mildred!
I Ate You Last Night!
You're Readly Again?
Already ??
I'll put salt on it next time...😊😊
How many trips for all that stuff ? Kids 👦 will have fun in that treehouse tomorrow 😊
Outside
Wolves don’t attack people 😂
Wolves do attack people if you piss them off. If you are around them when they have young they will ALL go for you.... bye bye...hey?😅😅😅
Great Video. I appreciate all the work you put in to give us a glimpse of what it’s like to camp in your part of the world.
the sleeping scene needs to be longer so that we can all feel cozy enough to fall asleep to the lovely video
omg i felt same /... all the time i was wondering how hes gonna sleep nd when he too out that cosy n warm comforter it was so calm
@@sanahussain723 for real! lol i fall asleep better when the person is knocked out in the video with the fire going
@@sanahussain723 I thought I was the only one....😊
I totally agree ☺️
You don’t have to escape wolves. I’ve been around them for 60 years . I hate the way people give them a bad name…especially Hollywood. Now werewolves are another matter lol.
Do Not fear the Wolf...fear manki d!
Some Trappers and Outdoorsman venturing into the deep wilderness of Alaska have been documented as missing in the annals of history. These disappearances happened in Alaskan frontier areas seldom traveled by humans AND inhabited by Wolves. Evidence found in some of these early disappearances clearly indicated predation by wolves.
I appreciate wolves, and other wild animals in their natural habitat, but your comments are not only naive but foolish. The man in the video knew this and was wise to take the precautions by staying in the tree hut.
The fact is that wild animals that rely on meat for their diet and for survival, when hungry enough,will consume what's available. A lone person is no exception for a wolf pack when hunger pangs threaten their survival.
No, definitely escape wolves.
Never moon a werewolf.
Exactly
I love these videos. Showing you how to survive in the wilderness. The food looks delicious. It's a wonder the wolves can't smell the cooking.🐺
That snow looks lovely. It's 9.35 pm here and the temperature is 30°C (89°F). Last night it was still 33°C(91.4°F) just before midnight so you can see why that snow looks so tempting.
Are you in Australia? I remember once spending Christmas in Adelaide and it was 37 degrees Celsius on Christmas Eve.
Yes l am in Australia,on the West coast. We are experiencing a heatwave at the moment and we've broken the old record of days over 40 degrees in February,with more to come before the end of the month. 37°C on Christmas Eve is pretty much par for the course in Adelaide and Perth where l am. Souther Hemisphere Christmas.
@@tallyhorizzla3330 Cool. Well, that might not be the most fitting word in this context. Travelled in Oz as a young lad in the late 80's. Awesome country. One morning I remember waking up at 7 a.m at the youth hostel in Adelaide where I was staying because it was too hot to sleep. I walked outside, and to my surprise everyone was already sitting outside in the hostel garden because they couldn't sleep either. Summer of 1986-87. Five months travelling in Oz. Paul Kelly and Crowded House were all over the radio. Good times they were. Greetings from a cold and rainy Sweden.
@@hugomikaelsson4055 glad you enjoyed you travels here. It was cooler last night and l had a reasonable sleep so not as grumpy today. Lol
Greetings from warm and sunny Australia(my part of it at least)
It's a wonderful tiny house👍👍👍👍
I'm watching it in Japan😊😊😊😊
Thank you for the video😃😃😃😃
There's 9" of new snow on the ground here in east Tennessee, low tonight in the teens, tomorrow night around 2 degrees, watching this is going to make me appreciate my warm bed tonight. Cheers!
It looks like the little cabin is about to fall over.
I hope not, nice little cabin...
Yes, I'm worried about it collapsing.
😂would you have watched it if it had a more boring title
I love the sound of wolves! It's music to my ears. Helps me sleep, same with coyote's. But bears not so much, squaches either.
@terry970 Hi, Terry.
Personally, I'm fascinated by bears - but only with the FRIENDLY ONES!
But wolves, certainly CAN stalk victims - they aren't just DOGS!
AGAIN , you have see what induvidual ones are LIKE.
A woman had (on TV), what I thought were huskies, that pulled a sledge. Whether they would be alright with anyone ELSE, is another matter.
I saw a TV programme, where there was some sort of outpost in Alaska. A worker used to go for a walk before it got dark. (Alone!).
MISTAKE!Because wolves had been attracted to the smell of left over scraps of meat the people at the observation station used to put in a bin outside.
This person went for their usual late afternoon walk, and wolves were waiting. They encircled the poor victim.
They used the same method lions use, when preying on zebras. That is, one goes for the victim's LEGS. Obviously, they won't be able to get away, if they have injured legs! This brings the victim down, and then they finish them off!
Enjoy your fascination for wolves - AT HOME, watching TV, or watching videos on the internet on a computer, or a phone!
No such thing as a friendly bear.
Oi sou do Brasil!fiquei preocupada uvindo os lobos vc é corajoso feliz ano novo!!!
Os lobos brasileiros são lindos , altos e elegantes!!! Não são tão agressivos como os daí...
Where do you live? You are a brave man with to travel with hungry wolves. I hope you carry protection with you besides a hatchet.
Another great video. Thank you from the USA.
they are only announcing his presence and watching from a distance. canines are nosey
Cook food, make a lot of noise, throw out a lot of light, and cut some wood at night, Yep that should keep the hungry critters at bay
@@bensouthwell1339The noise and light will deter them. However the smell of cooking can travel over 10 Miles in the right conditions.
Awesome thanks.
Cozy and safe.
So well organised. I'm full of admiration, and wish l was a tad younger and fitter.
Me too
For me organization is the #1 skill for a successful life
Absolutely agree.@@carmell51
Brincando de cozinhadinho! Me lembrou quando era criança! Amava fazer isso!
Loved this tree hut! Once you were warmish, it looked great! But the one wolf I saw in the wild was not threatening at all. It seemed a little curious, but once I said "hello" it scurried off the other direction with its tail between its legs, glancing back to make sure I wasn't going to chase it! Still, if they were howling around me all night, I can't say I'd be so calm I would feel like they were singing me to sleep either!
That's the key you're not gonna see themUntil it's too late. If you have a group of them come up on you at night And you're asleep You're there supper
@@carmell51LOL! You're more likely to die by rolling out of bed and falling out of the tree house!
Wow you were almost lunch meat for the wolves. I bet they start watching you tubes about how to climb ladders. 👍👍👍
Lol......but true
I owned a large Weimaraner and that dog could climb a
Ladder. Unfortunately his going
Up skills were way better than
His getting down skills. He usually just jumped. He jumped
Out of my daughter's treehouse and knocked himself
Out cold. Lay there for about
Five minutes, got up, shakes
Himself off and went about
His in business. Dang.😊
My cats watch RUclips.
Господи куда ты только не заберёшься. Спасибо за видео. С рождеством! 👏👏👍👍
The most important is your criativity and capacity. Congratulations man!! I am pround about your job.
Greetings from Bahia, Brazil.
Pastor Jesse.
Oh, my! The picture is SO CLEAR!
I like your 🌲 house out in the forest and out of harms way and good looking food .
Dimi, where was your brush/broom? I am surprised you didn’t make one from tree branches LOL. I love the different and odd places you find to camp. They make your videos interesting to watch. Happy new year!
Loved the food. Looked delicious. You obviously enjoyed it. Great vid. 😅😅😅😅
How did the snow get in on the floor like that if its closed in 🤔
It's called a window
Sweep off the floor first thing, or will it melt/evaporate really quickly?
This video should be titled “how much canvas can one person carry”🤣😂
keep the living area free of snow ~~~!!!!
Annnnnd how many nails can one person put in one little hut
That was a fun adventure to watch. All safe and warm in a tree where the wolves can't get you. Everyone's idea of being saved from danger. Good food to go along with it!
Klobuk dole.👍👍👍
Pozdrav zo Slovenska 🇸🇰.
I've been winter camping now a number of times in BC and the last thing I would worry about is wolves. Winter camping is great, no bugs, no bears, no people! You spend of lot of time processing firewood though, so it isn't a relaxing getaway. You REALLY appreciate the comforts of home when you get back.
Nice cozy little hut
Du beau boulot !... rapide et fonctionnel ... respect ....
Good video , nice cabin , greetings from a swedish bushcrafter 🌲
amazing way ruclips.net/video/zAUAcILiOYE/видео.html
تدبير رائع لمواجهة هذه الظروف القاسية 👍
Очень романтично и необычно ! Ну а если кабан или медведь придет почесать свои бока об ваши столбы, на которых воздвигнут домик, и завалит эту красоту ?! Хорошо, если вас там в это время не будет
Feliz ano novo para você Dimas que seu ano novo seja repleto de alegrias bensas felicidades saúde paz 🕊️🕊️🕊️🙌🙏 Brasil 🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷 ok obrigado
I'm glad your safe.
Love the video so cozy going up & down the ladder was a work out good job sir!
That looks like a very quality and comfy sleeping bag!
رائع جدا ❤ ياااااقلبي 🔥
نورت حلب-سورياااا والكون كله 🔥
С наступающим новым годом. Желаю тебе здоровья . Спасибо тебе за хорошую видео. Продолжай дальше снимать.
Добрый вечер, Дмитрий. Прежде всего, с Новым годом, с новым счастьем, прежде всего, будьте здоровы. Всего наилучшего вам и вашей семье. Смейтесь, Дмитрий, мы в солдатах спали и похуже. Ты помнишь свою подготовку?
С наилучшими пожеланиями из Франкфурта
Wishing you a happy new day
Next trip bring a trap for outside of rooftop
Привет!!!! Поздравляю с наступающим Новым Годом!!!
I live in a pretty remote part of the Rockies. My place is a palace compared to this. Im glad he finally got the heat going.
I have to say, youtubers are amazing photographers.
Желаю этому парню удачи ,здоровья и благополучия.
WOLF STEW.... SOUNDS YUMMY
Trash!
That's a cool stove.
So where do you find a cabin on stilts in the woods? Just cozy! Love watching these camping vids be it modern equipment or roughing it.
Awesome video 👍🏾 I live in the Colorado Rocky Mountains and I'll never leave here. Reminds me how cold it can get here.
Ç'est plus sage, que d'aller se battre... 🍀
The content of your vid is great - real outdoors work - no BS, except for your title - you were never once threatened by Wolves - they howled - well off in the distance and you made no move to run and showed no fear. The myth that wolves attack humans is much exaggerated - The fact that you have wolves present makes the outdoor area in which you have built this structure - truly wilderness. I simply worry that people will perpetuate the BS that wolves are the bad guys which in turn will cause the senseless slaughter of a species which we ourselves invited into our homes thousands of years ago. Wild dogs, not Wolves, are what people need to be aware of. We are not on the wolves menu - they can sense our presence from a great distance and will avoid us if at all possible. Dogs; however, have no inherent fear of humans and will run us down if they feel we have something to offer them. This information did not come from a book, it came from 63 years of living in the woods. I apologize for the short rant - your vids are great, you have no need to attract more views by using titles which exaggerate the truth.
To Hawksshadow.
Don't be fooled into thinking ALL of one species reacts in one way! Not Wolves, not Bears, not ANYTHING!
I saw a tv programme about an observation station in Alaska.
A man routinely went for a walk outside the station, early evenings. Wolves had been attracted to smells of waste food that the people put out in a bin. Then they thought they would try for some PEOPLE as their food! (Perhaps there, there wasn't enough food for them).
So the man went (alone) for his usual walk. BUT NEVER CAME BACK. A wolf attacked him by biting his legs. Predators do that to people, or other animals, to disable them, in the first instance. Then, when, as a result, they can't get away - another predator will go for the FACE to kill them! They hunt in packs of at least 2!
In other countries, that's what happens to zebras!
Obviously there WEREN'T any wolves nearby in this video. DANGEROUS to be in these places ON YOUR OWN.
@@nygelmiller5293 Hello - When speaking of wolves, they received their "bad reputation" during the time of the great battles in Europe. The armies would obliterate all food sources as they marched through the countryside. The battles were fought, men lay dying and dead all over the field. Wolves, having no choice, used those humans as a food source. I have been in the wild places for my entire life - 63 years. Places where Black bears and wolves live. I have never been remotely challenged or threatened by any animal other than human. I have studied wolves for 40 years and am well aware of the kill technique. If a wolf wants to kill a human, the human would have no chance. I worry about the perpetuation of B.S. when it comes to wolf and for that matter bear attacks. Other than rabies, there is no attack in my part of the world that has not been provoked by the human. We are loosing this apex predator at an alarming rate - if it goes, so does the wild. The wolf is the animal which keeps all others in check. I do wander alone, deep in the woods where wolves live and I wander in the security that I know my place and that I, as a human, am not on the menu. I thank you for the response. Dialogue such as this is important in this world of sensationalism.
@@RGWrighthawksI agree all wildlife have a purpose. Humans seem to be the dangerous animals
Да Дмитрий с Рождеством Христовым, желаю счастья, здоровья любви удачи, смотрю и страшно когда слышно вой волков😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊
Have you ever taken the temperature before and after you closed it and sealed it up? Looked pretty comfortable. Good job and video.
Dinner looked good! We know you planned this out - - - - Still, that's a lot of HARD WORK!
First enclosed tree stand I've seen built with LOGS! A "log cabin tree stand"!
Very nice!! Mate, you are in the groove! Enjoying your life, in nature and looks like you are having a ball!
I would definitely apologize to the wife and ask if I can come home now.
Lol
Be strong. Don't give up
Lol
I don't think I'd leave the windows and door open if I had a stand.
Am I the only one who didn't hear or see wolves, or were we supposed to imagine them?
Nice overnight trip though.
there was most likely recorded wolf noises at the beginning. whole thing is click bait wolves don't attack people.
I've heard that they DO attack people playing recorded wolf noises !
Banging cutlery on table in unison chanting " We want wolves - we want wolves ! "...
@@Raccoonic0rn The risk of being attacked by wolves is low but not non-existent. I wouldn't take chances.
i would be much more afraid of dogs. wolves are inteligent they have their rules they dont mess with humans usually .
QUE HERMOSO TRABAJO Y CUÁNTO INGENIO PARA HACER DE UN LUGAR DESIERTO; UN REFUGIO PERFECTO.❤.
you has been missing for quite some time Mr dima glad to watch your video again
Love the no stupid background music.
High from 🇨🇦 Canada.interesting video .Thanks for sharing
This was great watching! Thank you!!! The food looks good 👍
Yes, it's very practical when you have everything with you on the run from wolves, from screwdrivers to suitable plastic bags and tarpaulins to an oven.
By the way: where were the wolves?
Cool video and I can appreciate your hardiness and resourcefulness. One thing I would have done would have been to remove all the extra nails you put in the walls. This is so future users of this obvious hunting stand don't rip their clothing or scratch themselves on nails which they aren't expecting to be there.
Happy 2024 New Year, can't wait to see you chart new adventures.
Texas 🇺🇸
he escapes from the wolves and has time to film himself
and hang crap in the deer blind !!!
Drama, baby😮
Smart man
Exactly my thoughts.
Peaceful
🪶
✨
We, teenagers,fixed up old abanded farm house,just top part rest was gone good tin foof no leaks,found old wood stove was our off grid 1967 to 1970. Just grew up and left the old camp, Out BH.
Where does all the light in the cabin comes from and who filmed him? This person delivered the food and did the dish washing after?
If you need to put your wooden CABIN up a 15' treestand, the only wolves you might want to protect yourself from would be werewolves !!
Nah don't agree ,you can't take any chance with ordinary wolves ,way too powerfull in there hunting packs be safe not sorry .
Complete boredom, cold, cramped, lonely and staring at the logs. You could not pay me to do that.
If you hear a knock on the door don’t open, it’s a wolf that came up the stairs and wants to come in to eat you🤣🤣
It's only me, Little Red Riding Hood! Let me in!
Hear him howling round your kitchen door, better not let him in, little old lady got mutilated late last night, Werewolves of London again....
RIP Warren Zevon
Thank you for the impression. Greatings from Frankfurt Germany. 💪🏻👍
Love the creative/dramatic titles 'escaping' hehe. I am sure there are real wolves around for real though, just not here. Lovely video.
The scariest thing in this vid is the tree hut. I would not trust that ladder to now break a leg and then you would really have a problem. Not very warm as a lot of the snow is still on the floor and the melted areas must be pretty wet. All in all just poor planning whoever built this and left it to rot with all the window holes open. But it gets views to the vid so there's that.
@friarfxz: Also the supports for the hut had a definite "lean" to them which made it appear a bit scary. None the less this was a fun video to watch.
@friarfox You are a little ray of sunshine aren't you
Much respect sir.
Nossa!esses uivos me dão arrepios 😮feliz ano novo pra vc ❤❤
when the fire is lit it feels so cozy. thanks for sharing😊😊😊
Excuse me. Where is the wolf please😅
That thing looks like its going to fall over.
Uninformed minds😂😂😂😂seriously! Kids today, we can all safely assume she's not an architect or engineer😂😂😂😂