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I love what you're doing Lilly. It's nice to see a women showing other women they can do anything. You inspire me and my writing. I think I'll write you into one of my books. Keep up the good work & thank you!
Survival Lilly Lilly, I've tried to build a camp, something similar to yours, but I've been warned to stop because I was damaging a protected tree. Do you know what trees are protected and how to identify them? Much appreciated, A long-term subscriber.
That was a great idea to put that shelf there. Big return in function from a small unused space. The whole shelter is a very impressive mix of skills and ingenuity. It is a great place to go to escape, even just for an afternoon. We've all dreamt of having forts/hideaways, but you're really doing it...that's awesome.
You very privileged to have such a beautiful camp. I hope one day I can find some land and build on it and practice outdoor living. Who knows, maybe just live there forever. Great video as always. Thanks.
Watching you and others on YT building survival shelters reminds me of my childhood when my brothers, friends and I used to build "forts" in the woods with stuff we could harvest and find. Not one, but dozens. I figure building shelters is in our DNA. :) Good work on the shelf.
+flysubcompact I used to love to build 'forts' in the woods behind our house... As a boy, I lived on the us navy base in Gitmo Bay, Cuba..back in 60-62'. As boys, it was all a an adventure.. We'd play 'war' in the hills..after building our 'forts'.. Navy jets would fly over..and we pretended they belonged to us.. Haha...
You are so cute , your personality and attitude . I adore the way you love your dog even when he is in your way when trying to do something . And it is clear to see he loves you .
Thanks Lilly, I love seeing other peoples personal spots and the idea's they come up with. I had a bunch of kids run by mine one day and they yelled out "Sweet Fort" I said thanks and noticed that yes I had built a fort haha.
very good table. shows what one can do with a little bit of ingenuity and elbow grease. would you be willing to tell IF the patch on the tarp ever leaks. very interested how long pine pitch holds up in a situation like that. thanks for the nice video.
I like how you installed that table and those steaks are looking so delicious too. Your buddy was wanting to get some attention judging by the way he/she was nudging you at the beginning of the video. That hatchet is a handy tool to have in your camp and I have one also and treasure it like I do all my tools.
I thought you might make a nice little table so you don't have to eat with your plate on your knees! An idea, if I might suggest: if you drive four stakes with cords at a certain height, you can lay one or two boards across to make a removable platform. You would probably benefit from having a sturdy work table too so maybe you want to build something that can fold up for storage. Hope to see more videos in future. I found your vid on the birch oil so I will watch that one next. Thank you!
Thanks Lilly, I find out that I have a leveling problem in the middle of night, when I slide out of my bag. Also, in future, I will chop wood like you. With your method, or procedure, there is less of a chance of injury, should you miss. ( are you leaving an axe and saw so that your guests will replace your fire wood?) ( I would, at least, leave you more beer! ) Thanks again, Dan.
I think I love you Lilly.I have NEVER met a woman with anywhere the survival and woodsman knowledge you posses. Not only that,you seem to TRULY ENJOY your time alone in the forest!!! These art traits I truly admire in a woman.. Above all,you are,to my eyes,the most beautiful woman I think I have ever seen... Between the two of us,their is no wilderness situation I don't think we could overcome but,alas,you no doubt are already married or totally in love with another man. I CAN DREAM!!! Love the crazy dog,just wouldn't be the same without him/her. Keep up the great work Lilly,I have subscribed and will check daily for new uploads from you . You make me feel good inside because you understand Nature and all the gorgeous things she has for us to learn and explore... Please.... NEVER CHANGE Lilly.You are MUCH LOVED, just for who you are, and what you do now!! PEACE my SWEET!! JEFF
Hey Lilly, immer wieder toll dein Camp zu sehen. Echt klasse was du dir da aufgebaut hast. Das mit den mitgebrachten Brettern zählt natürlich ganz klar als schummeln :D. Ne Spaß, jeder so wie er möchte und Spaß hat. Werde demnächst auch ein Tisch bauen und wollte mir kleine Bretter aus einem großen Stamm spalten. Wird sicherlich ne anstrengende Nummer und ich muss mir vorher noch ein paar Keile schnitzen, aber bin schon gespannt ob das so klappt. Viele Grüße Fritz
That big bow saw your using is such a usefull tool. I often thought if someone were to design a saw without the bow part but just a long folding saw blade [that you could put in your rucksack] so that when you got to your campsite you could just find a piece of branch that you could bend into a bow handle?
i like the staggered shelf. also i think you and that dog sure know how to live...that was some nice looking chops you had there. i think your camp looks great,
You need a toolbox just for your camp. A hammer would be way more effective for hammering nails in then a axe. I recommend a 5gallon bucket within it containing things like tools, bottled water, fishing pole (disassembled), etc. You can burry you Bucket of supplies nearby your camp or tied up into a tree so it can't be raided by animals or random people
Shelby S one time I had a mouse JUMP out of a piece of log .. just before it got tossed into the wood stove.. I thought.. OMG! That would have been sad! Now I double check for critter holes.
Hi Lily. Out of curiosity, as there a reason you opted for a full length leg for the shelf (floor to tarp) rather than taking the measurements, cutting the wood and nailing to the horizontal support and then using some cordage to suspend the shelf from the "ceiling"? Not a criticism, just curious, that's all. Thanks for uploading and have a great winter :)
Cool table right there, my friend (though it looks more like a shelf than table)! You have invested a lot of effort in that bug out camp, which makes me want to ask - if it is a bug out camp/shelter, isn't it too big and in your face? I mean, I bet you can see it from a distance so it kind of defeats the purpose, doesn't it? Don't get me wrong, I love the camp (I'm making something similar) and really enjoy your videos. Thanks for sharing and keep safe out there))
+Survival Lilly...camp too big?? Well, I'm not so sure. I have noticed that part of your camp is very well hidden with natural forest material while other areas like the log walls are left naked. You could continue to hide the whole outer area and it would really not stand out very much at all. And as far as size is concerned, well...hopefully you will not have to bug out alone and if so, the size of your camp would serve rather well.
Always a well done video with useful content and enjoyable outdoor adventures... I wish I was more familiar with the terminology, like 'bug-out camp'. I formerly assumed that it was a makeshift/temporary environment. But this bug out camp looks very cozy and built to last and suitable to adapt.. In any event, these episodes are always charmingly insightful :) Thank you!
Very nice camp Lilly. I like how you keep making improvements to it like the shelf table you made now to store your cook items on it. What was that you grilled?
I seen a guy hang a belt around a tree and put s hooks on it to hang all kinds of things from it thought it was cool! Thanks for sharing love your vids!!!
Hey +Survival Lilly , what do you think about using the rest of the boards for a 'mobile table' right next to the sleeping place. I've seen you more than once doing stuff (mix food together etc.) while placing things onto your bed for this. The canteen was quite often close to tip over, which would be really bad if you were in a survival situation. Maybe a single pice of this board on the edge of the surface could be enough for a proper and saver preperation place. I like your videos a lot and hope you will share your fun with us for a long time.
what do you mean you forgot the beer???!! Basical survival is to NEVER FORGET THE BEER!!! LOL!!! Good video Lilly!!! I have really been enjoying watching all your material. 👍👊
for some reason I have undervalued regular old nails ...I have very large 12" nails but seemed to have overlooked them. thanks for the idea....seems silly of me to have forgotten the simplest of things
Lilly keep up the good work , regardless of the trolls , you have far more views then the all male survival shows . And i learn a lot of your Videos . please dont stop making them . peace .
Great job. Try holding the axe back farther on the handle. It will make it much easier to happier with. Letting the axe do all the work not your wrist.
You said pine resin deer dropping and charcoal? I have never heard of that, how well does it work? I would have just used the pine resin, never heard of mixing scat and charcoal.
+Todd Boone There is a tom cat the hangs around the house that I swear goes into heat. He even chases the neutered female cats for a few days and then he goes back to being just a lazy old tom cat again.
+Briar Rabid well, I hope your girl don't solve the problem and cut your jewels off. if you want some and she is not; better keep all knife and scissors looked up, just in case...
Good job with that spider, and not reacting! You should consider a video about insects that may be poisonous if there are any. Where I live there's more reports of Recluse & Black widow spiders in Alaska. Mostly travel up in belongings, but it has been warm enough for them to populate certain areas. Anything similar there?
Nice job on the table Lilly. The camp is looking good. You have put a lot of work into it. Did I hear you say that Dax is in heat? I thought Dax is a male. I've never heard of a male dog going into heat.
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why don't you say "backpack"?
Because 1 isn't the same as the other.
Survival Lilly on 2:38 on the video there was a spider on the wood you where holding 😱😱😧😧
Survival Lilly I know
Rachel Aden oh damn
A dreamcatcher, imagine that. Lilly you are so self-sufficient. Love what you do because we can do what we love.
I love what you're doing Lilly. It's nice to see a women showing other women they can do anything. You inspire me and my writing. I think I'll write you into one of my books. Keep up the good work & thank you!
cool thank you :)
Survival Lilly
Lilly, I've tried to build a camp, something similar to yours, but I've been warned to stop because I was damaging a protected tree. Do you know what trees are protected and how to identify them?
Much appreciated,
A long-term subscriber.
CharlieThomas102
you can build a shelter like this without the use of a tree. using a tree just makes it a little easier.
Love the table. The use of the water bottle to level was brilliant! Thanks for sharing!
That was a great idea to put that shelf there. Big return in function from a small unused space. The whole shelter is a very impressive mix of skills and ingenuity. It is a great place to go to escape, even just for an afternoon. We've all dreamt of having forts/hideaways, but you're really doing it...that's awesome.
You very privileged to have such a beautiful camp. I hope one day I can find some land and build on it and practice outdoor living. Who knows, maybe just live there forever. Great video as always. Thanks.
Watching you and others on YT building survival shelters reminds me of my childhood when my brothers, friends and I used to build "forts" in the woods with stuff we could harvest and find. Not one, but dozens. I figure building shelters is in our DNA. :) Good work on the shelf.
+flysubcompact I used to love to build 'forts' in the woods behind our house... As a boy, I lived on the us navy base in Gitmo Bay, Cuba..back in 60-62'. As boys, it was all a an adventure.. We'd play 'war' in the hills..after building our 'forts'.. Navy jets would fly over..and we pretended they belonged to us.. Haha...
+flysubcompact SUBBED!
+MrGchiasson best fort was undetectable from parents and neighborhood bully's. And rain proof!
Please know you have been such a blessing to me. I can't go to woods because of tumor but I pray for you daily.....from hills of east Tennessee
You are so cute , your personality and attitude . I adore the way you love your dog even when he is in your way when trying to do something . And it is clear to see he loves you .
Thanks Lilly, I love seeing other peoples personal spots and the idea's they come up with. I had a bunch of kids run by mine one day and they yelled out "Sweet Fort" I said thanks and noticed that yes I had built a fort haha.
Nice tarp repair. Also great size for the camp axe /hatchet ?
Thank you for inviting us on your adventures .. I learn so much practice stuff.
Mmm nice, and a big chunk for Dax. Cool to see you bug out place grows from each of your visit.
Your dog seems to really enjoy atention
I really liked your water bottle level, I haven't seen that before.
Another awesome video. A handful of nails is a great addition to any bushcraft/bug out kit. Thanks.
very good table. shows what one can do with a little bit of ingenuity and elbow grease. would you be willing to tell IF the patch on the tarp ever leaks. very interested how long pine pitch holds up in a situation like that. thanks for the nice video.
anyone else see that spider at 2:36 escaping the fire
awesome. another one bites the dust.
+RealFreezd poor spider
spoor little thing, hope it really escaped
+RealFreezd SUBBED!
+Mr Cornwall SUBBED!
I like how you installed that table and those steaks are looking so delicious too. Your buddy was wanting to get some attention judging by the way he/she was nudging you at the beginning of the video. That hatchet is a handy tool to have in your camp and I have one also and treasure it like I do all my tools.
It's midnight in Norway and I got work tomorrow, but I can't stop watching your videos. Great work! Really inspiring!
Thank you, Survival Lilly. I watch your videos with my son. He loves them. We are trying to learn survival skills and your videos are very helpful!
I thought you might make a nice little table so you don't have to eat with your plate on your knees! An idea, if I might suggest: if you drive four stakes with cords at a certain height, you can lay one or two boards across to make a removable platform. You would probably benefit from having a sturdy work table too so maybe you want to build something that can fold up for storage. Hope to see more videos in future. I found your vid on the birch oil so I will watch that one next. Thank you!
Nice camp Lilly. It's getting better and better. I enjoy watching it improve.
Great idea with the bottle of water as a level! Keep up the good work.
Your dog is very, very happy... i love him... and love your videos!
Thanks Lilly, I find out that I have a leveling problem in the middle of night, when I slide out of my bag. Also, in future, I will chop wood like you. With your method, or procedure, there is less of a chance of injury, should you miss. ( are you leaving an axe and saw so that your guests will replace your fire wood?) ( I would, at least, leave you more beer! ) Thanks again, Dan.
immer ein stück besser bis das schloß fertig ist :)
I think I love you Lilly.I have NEVER met a woman with anywhere the survival and woodsman knowledge you posses.
Not only that,you seem to TRULY ENJOY your time alone in the forest!!!
These art traits I truly admire in a woman..
Above all,you are,to my eyes,the most beautiful woman I think I have ever seen...
Between the two of us,their is no wilderness situation I don't think we could overcome but,alas,you no doubt are already married or totally in love with another man.
I CAN DREAM!!!
Love the crazy dog,just wouldn't be the same without him/her.
Keep up the great work Lilly,I have subscribed and will check daily for new uploads from you .
You make me feel good inside because you understand Nature and all the gorgeous things she has for us to learn and explore...
Please.... NEVER CHANGE Lilly.You are MUCH LOVED, just for who you are, and what you do now!!
PEACE my SWEET!!
JEFF
man this lady really knows her life in the bushlife!!!!
Hey Lilly, immer wieder toll dein Camp zu sehen. Echt klasse was du dir da aufgebaut hast. Das mit den mitgebrachten Brettern zählt natürlich ganz klar als schummeln :D. Ne Spaß, jeder so wie er möchte und Spaß hat. Werde demnächst auch ein Tisch bauen und wollte mir kleine Bretter aus einem großen Stamm spalten. Wird sicherlich ne anstrengende Nummer und ich muss mir vorher noch ein paar Keile schnitzen, aber bin schon gespannt ob das so klappt.
Viele Grüße
Fritz
+End of the Comfort Zone SUBBED!
Fritz Meinec
Those bushcraft are peaceful and amazing thank you lily
That big bow saw your using is such a usefull tool. I often thought if someone were to design a saw without the bow part but just a long folding saw blade [that you could put in your rucksack] so that when you got to your campsite you could just find a piece of branch that you could bend into a bow handle?
i like the staggered shelf. also i think you and that dog sure know how to live...that was some nice looking chops you had there. i think your camp looks great,
Well done Lilly, your camp is coming out very nicely, I enjoy your videos!!
I've read you shouldn't give animals cooked bones, they are likely to splinter when they are chewed and get stuck in the animals throat.
That caution is for fowl bones...
2:37 Spider about to be burned alive
i noticed that too
The camp is coming along nicely.
Beautifully strong and independent, you are. Congratulations on carving out (pun intended) such a great life!
You need a toolbox just for your camp. A hammer would be way more effective for hammering nails in then a axe. I recommend a 5gallon bucket within it containing things like tools, bottled water, fishing pole (disassembled), etc. You can burry you Bucket of supplies nearby your camp or tied up into a tree so it can't be raided by animals or random people
you should build a workbench type table outside the wall. you can do projects on it and store more fire wood under it.
Wieder sehr schön und auch sehr lehrreich. Danke fürs Zeigen :)
I like the idea of using the water bottle as a level.
I imagine a night alone with Lilly in the bug out shelter could be quite comfortable and cosy.
2:37 randomly unsuspecting spider set on fire lol
Shelby S one time I had a mouse JUMP out of a piece of log .. just before it got tossed into the wood stove.. I thought.. OMG! That would have been sad! Now I double check for critter holes.
Using the water bottle as a level is a great idea. No one wants their head down hill for long while trying to sleep.
Interesting video, Lilly! I never knew about pine pitch for survival situations.
Great video Lilly! Thank you for sharing!
Hi Lily.
Out of curiosity, as there a reason you opted for a full length leg for the shelf (floor to tarp) rather than taking the measurements, cutting the wood and nailing to the horizontal support and then using some cordage to suspend the shelf from the "ceiling"? Not a criticism, just curious, that's all.
Thanks for uploading and have a great winter :)
Cool table right there, my friend (though it looks more like a shelf than table)! You have invested a lot of effort in that bug out camp, which makes me want to ask - if it is a bug out camp/shelter, isn't it too big and in your face? I mean, I bet you can see it from a distance so it kind of defeats the purpose, doesn't it? Don't get me wrong, I love the camp (I'm making something similar) and really enjoy your videos. Thanks for sharing and keep safe out there))
Thanks for answering, Lilly and good luck with your other more hidden shelter))
+Survival Lilly...camp too big?? Well, I'm not so sure. I have noticed that part of your camp is very well hidden with natural forest material while other areas like the log walls are left naked. You could continue to hide the whole outer area and it would really not stand out very much at all. And as far as size is concerned, well...hopefully you will not have to bug out alone and if so, the size of your camp would serve rather well.
Always a well done video with useful content and enjoyable outdoor adventures... I wish I was more familiar with the terminology, like 'bug-out camp'. I formerly assumed that it was a makeshift/temporary environment. But this bug out camp looks very cozy and built to last and suitable to adapt.. In any event, these episodes are always charmingly insightful :) Thank you!
I like the water bottle levelling idea. That's so bushcrafty haha..
Nicely done. Seems like you need to carve a spoon next.
Thanks for the video
awww bless the dog he needs a wife!!! nice work and a good add to the bug out hut!
Another awesome video Lilly! Thanks for sharing. atb!
You're lovely Lilly! I really enjoy each and every of your posts. You are such an inspiration. Keep it up, I'm up for my first hammock-night ;)
The food you are making at the bug out Camp looks so delicious...
lilly. Ah the disappointment when you realized there was no beer. We live and learn. Nice video. Best
Nice upgrade to the camp Lilly.
great idea! I never thought of the water bottle idea
Very nice camp Lilly. I like how you keep making improvements to it like the shelf table you made now to store your cook items on it. What was that you grilled?
+SouthPaw Bushcraft SUBBED!
+WAPTek2 you are sick
+Christine Lowery (BEACHCRICKET) Well thank you very much
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I seen a guy hang a belt around a tree and put s hooks on it to hang all kinds of things from it thought it was cool! Thanks for sharing love your vids!!!
you should make a small shelter for your dog in the bug out camp. Your videos are amazing i will use all your techniques in the wild thanks
Informative and entertaining as always. Thank you for sharing.
that is a fine table/shelf.
use a small link chain, to hang the boards/ Drive a nail thru the links to the boards
Nice video Thank you for posting and great job on the table it looks great!
I can't believe you forgot the beer!?! LOL great shelf, you should try building something without nails
Hey +Survival Lilly , what do you think about using the rest of the boards for a 'mobile table' right next to the sleeping place. I've seen you more than once doing stuff (mix food together etc.) while placing things onto your bed for this. The canteen was quite often close to tip over, which would be really bad if you were in a survival situation. Maybe a single pice of this board on the edge of the surface could be enough for a proper and saver preperation place.
I like your videos a lot and hope you will share your fun with us for a long time.
If I left things like that in my camp, they would be gone in no time. Good luck on keeping them.
I really enjoy your videos...thank you Lily! Oh and Dax is just downright awesome too!
I am loving your channel. I subbed! Learning all sorts of Survival for when I retire and go on the road.
Cool table.
+survivalmike SUBBED!
what do you mean you forgot the beer???!! Basical survival is to NEVER FORGET THE BEER!!! LOL!!! Good video Lilly!!! I have really been enjoying watching all your material. 👍👊
Hi , you who love the mixture survival / bushcraft , why do not you use the froissartage rather than nails ?
+La taverne de la fougère Plus rapide de clouer :)
Your camp is looking really good.
Nicely documented. I'm guessing you will get allot of comments about using planed wood. Thanks for sharing.
Not only are you extremely knowledgeable about survival techniques you eat meat and drink beer. A forest angel.
for some reason I have undervalued regular old nails ...I have very large 12" nails but seemed to have overlooked them. thanks for the idea....seems silly of me to have forgotten the simplest of things
Lol my cousin is so interested in bushcraft and survival just as you!
He is always happy for a new vid!!and me of course 😍😍😍😍😘😘😙😙😙
Lilly keep up the good work , regardless of the trolls , you have far more views then the all male survival shows . And i learn a lot of your Videos . please dont stop making them . peace .
How did you forget the beer? I see Dax was happy. Merry Christmas Lilly.
nice addition and love the dream catcher
Great job. Try holding the axe back farther on the handle. It will make it much easier to happier with. Letting the axe do all the work not your wrist.
You said pine resin deer dropping and charcoal? I have never heard of that, how well does it work? I would have just used the pine resin, never heard of mixing scat and charcoal.
Maybe it is just me, but Ive never heard of a male dog coming into heat, just saying.
+Todd Boone There is a tom cat the hangs around the house that I swear goes into heat. He even chases the neutered female cats for a few days and then he goes back to being just a lazy old tom cat again.
+Briar Rabid well, I hope your girl don't solve the problem and cut your jewels off. if you want some and she is not; better keep all knife and scissors looked up, just in case...
+Todd Boone no male dogs don't go in heat, but react to the smell of any female around...
+biodieselbaron yes I know all about this, I have had beagles most all my life.
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you are the one who wants to cut of some nuts and then eat it or have someone else eat it; how disgusting is that?
Love it Lilly!...yes you forgot the beer!.
I absolutely love the adorable faces you make when you eat something tasty :D
Hoi Lilly
dein Camp wird immer besser toll , ich finde deine IKEA Gabel sehr cool :)
Gruss Remo
That spider when you start you fire 😂 his is no longer
Love these bug out camp vids keep it up! I'm surprised you don't have more subs! You deserve 'em!
Great job your videos are very informative !
I like your dream catcher in your hooch. Great video. 👍🏽🤙🏽
You should dig a hole, put tarp in it, and fill it with water. Your dog would love to bath in it
You are very smart and have learned a lot from you're videos I'm subscribed to both of you're channels you have my respect thank you ron
2:38 is that a spider on the cardboard?!?
yup
It's birch bark
D fen sad just sad
Scary spider
D fen yah
Good job with that spider, and not reacting! You should consider a video about insects that may be poisonous if there are any. Where I live there's more reports of Recluse & Black widow spiders in Alaska. Mostly travel up in belongings, but it has been warm enough for them to populate certain areas. Anything similar there?
Nice job on the table Lilly. The camp is looking good. You have put a lot of work into it. Did I hear you say that Dax is in heat? I thought Dax is a male. I've never heard of a male dog going into heat.
just needs a small fridge for your beer ... and its a perfect little camp, lol
Nice table really getting to be a home away from home. Like your level and the patch job. atb Opal
dein lager ist total cool...und sehr gemütlich...schönes video.
Lg an dich und dein hund :D