Will I Stay Warm in this Laavu Shelter? WINTER CAMPING in Snowfall [Bushcraft]
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- Опубликовано: 1 окт 2024
- I go out camping in winter and build a quick laavu shelter from materials I find laying around. Heavy snowfall comes later when I rest in the cover of my shelter by the warm campfire.
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Things are just getting interesting when you (and so many other Bushcraft RUclipsrs) pack up and go home. Adding a fire reflector would help, and piling on more pine branches with their greenery would help. Showing how to live comfortably in those beautiful surroundings for 2-3 nights would make for epic video.
Love it when there's plenty of dead fall, makes building a shelter go alot faster.
I always start with forked ridge poles,then the roof
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I was just about to say the same thing.
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Maybe he had somewhere else to be.🥴 Like work... Some people have a bad habit of speaking before they think.🥴
Of course you bring a fricking DRILL when you go out camping….
The bushcraft, the silence, the incredible skill, and the personality with out words makes this one of my favourites and more and more excited for the next episode. Thanks and very best 🍻
Woodcutters and storms had left a bushcrafter's paradise in their wake. So much dead trunks laying around :)
Luv your videos brother! Thanks for all the time & effort u put in!🙏👍👍
HE NEEDED TO BUILD MOORE OF A ''CABIN'' A LEAN-TO WITH NOO SIDE PROTECTION FROM WIND/WEATHER ISNT ENOUGH....NOW THAT I SEE THE SNOW STORM COMING HE NEEDS A LOT MORE OF PROTECTION FROM WINTER/WHATEVER HE BUILT....TRIPLE IT.....
HE'S FREEZING CAUSE HE LEFT BOTH '''SIDES EXPOSED'' COLD WINDS BLOWING RITE IN......BURR
Yaşadığın iklim ve coğrafya da bu şekilde basıt bir barınak yapilmaz.. yaptığın barınaklar çok yetersiz
Mother nature provides.
I am truly convinced that you are actually a polar bear and you live in the snow but make videos as a human 😆❄️🌨️ your craftsmanship is extremely impressive considering you don’t even use nails, you make them 💯 🏆
Great video thank you so much for sharing! I always enjoy your videos i am learning a lot from you!
Thank you for the generous tip Dolma :) I'm happy you learn something from the videos!
You’re welcome! It’s well deserved! Tip is nothing compared to what you do to make your viewers happy..So thank you! ❤ Stay safe! 😊
You know, you're different from other RUclipsrs, you didn't destroy the nature, some of the vloggers ,they cut live trees, but you am very proud of you, you just collect all the fallen and dried trees in the forest. That's good,
And that's dried trees you had use to creat a good bushcraft. I hope that others vlogger follow you .
Some places the green understory of Bush and trees needs thinned out and cut to promote larger tree growth and less basil stem competition and recruitment. There's places where "destroying the forest" actually is beneficial in keeping it healthy and vibrant and promoting habitat.
His way of going about bushcrafting is very Nordic, which is a given since i believe he is from Finland, and they have a right to roam that works pretty much exactly the same as in my own country of Norway. cutting live trees for firewood when on a bushcraft hike for example is illegal in both countries (though laws and regulations can be circumvented with landowners permission), and at least here when i grew up were taught at a young age to treat nature with respect and to leave it the way you found it; as if you were never there.
Will I stay warm I'm this shelter?
Nope.... looks extremely doubtful
Will I use this shelter for firewood if I run out in the night? Most likely.
nice to see someone adding the top thatch with the branches the right way round. nicely done. I always teach people to put them on the way nature made them on the tree, sheds way more snow and water and is way more wind resistant .
I would enclose it more
I would rethink using your axe as a sledge hammer, if it broke, there goes your shelter build, your firewood collection which in turn hinders staying warm and dry. If you can carry a manual drill can you carry a mallet.
He could have used one of those stones too.
That was one heck of a snow storm, those flakes where big as baseballs!! I really like your set up, those leg guards I bet help out a whole lot! Did you make a lot of your gear! Really nice stuff!
Your videos are ALWAYS most beautiful. Your skill is ALWAYS most amazing.
What a gorgeous experience in the wilderness! Thank you very much for giving
us that feeling!
Bro makes me nervous every time he swings an ax or hatchet.
Way back in Girl Scouts, we wrapped the meat around a branch and cooked it that way. Filled it with onion and pepper, etc.
always wondered if heating large flat rocks to bury under where you sleep would keep warm overnight? or too hot or cool off halfway thru the night?
Build a fier pit tunnel, directly below larg flay rocks. But keep the end of the....black bla blahh, ugh.. sneeze..
Heated rocks fron a fire will indeed keep you warm for a little bit, but be prepared for the 1:00-6:00 freeze!
Finally someone using wooden pegs instead of nails and/or screws.
Another great video! The capture of the Sunset was spectacular. Simple gear, and simple foods makes these videos a real bushcraft. I was wondering if it would have helped to keep heat better if before you laid out the wood for the bed, to put greenery under then the logs?
по с равнению с нашими ваще херня.....
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Didn't look the least bit warm or dry.....
I think he needs to add a saw to his tools..
laavu's are typicaly wrapped wooden shelters? Isn't this just a lean to?
The classic expedient survival shelter for the boreal.
I greatly appreciate the use of augers and pins, a practice catching on like wildfire among bushcrafters. It is so good because parachute cord should always be "special use". For emergency or intractable points of construction tarred bankline is superior, being less obtrusive. No cordage at all rules. But the spruce roots are a legendary source of cordage in the boreal. I have yet to see their use demonstrated here among our many Nordic practitioners. I can image that stripping them up from the ground would be environmentally damaging, and may be prohibited in some countries. In the US we have very strict regulations regarding uses of public lands by campers. Building of shelters is strictly prohibited, as is cutting off green wood without a specific permit. To practice bushcraft construction here one really needs to be on private land.
In a true survival situation it wouldn't matter if you were on public lands or not. If I were jailed for building a shelter, at least I wouldn't be freezing to death. (Or that's what one would hope for)!
@@jonathanstein1783 Yes, but these practitioners in RUclips videos are not in "true survival situations", they are conducting demonstrations. I am interested in what sorts of lands they are on--- private or public. I want to know about camping regulations outside the US. Such is rarely discussed by international bushcrafters, excepting those from Great Britain..
Try to pick up roots from frozen ground and you'll understand.
@@Tipi_Dan - I'm living in Germany, and here we are strictly regulated as well.
In short: you are allowed to walk on existing paths, enjoy nature and pick mushrooms and berries in small amounts. For everything else you need permission by the forest wardens. So, bushcrafting in Germany will reduce to your own backyard, if you don't get permission.
As another poster wrote, adding a fire reflector would send a lot of wasted heat into your shelter. And for winter cold, a lowered roofline would make the smaller interior heat more easily. And stick some insulating branches or even mud into that windy side panel that is blowing through.
This isnt a makeshift shelter, This is his new house building project!
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Pues , yo no le veo nada caliente a ese refugio, ni le veo protección al tipo de clima que lo rodea.
dont see to many bushcrafters walking about with a brace and bit. most would just use a length of para-cord
Nice shelter Love nature Great video
Did you just add honey to your beef patty?
Such beautiful snow! 😍 it's such a shame after so much work, you have to leave! Do you ever return to places you have camped?
I love seeing your bushcraft skills. I hated to see you pack up and leave!!!! I wanted to stay longer!
I'd like to figure out a way to stay warm living with my ice cold wife.
In this condition it's best to build an enclosed shelter with a fire in the middle
I like all your jumper😊
And did you suffer from the cold?
Are you going to improve this shelter?
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It's a camp in a really nice place. Your hut is a good shelter from snow and wind. A warm bonfire warms the shelter in cold weather. Watching the video warms my heart. Thank you for making a wonderful video. I hope you always enjoy camping safely.^^
Another dinner in the woods!they can't do anything other than cook a meal.
Anche questo è un video davvero meraviglioso. Grazie per questi magnifici momenti che ci regali ogni volta. ❤
Trevligt att se finsk Bushcraft. Den här kanalen vissar världen att nog kan vi också klara sig bra i skogen och skärgården.
Look really cold, and the shelter barely enough to cover snow but not wind.
Winds a killer
I knew it - Finland. Tell me I'm wrong
Why does he never worry about bears or mountain lions. I don’t think I saw where he is exactly.
He's out here to see the wildlife, man.
Hello friend, good to see you 💞🙏❤🐦😘
Just saying hi. And clearing my mind a bit. State of Oregon just told me they thought I could get along with a reduction in my benefits of $300/mo. starting in March. No reason. Just another challenge I guess, but I get tired of these mean-spirited bureaucrats. Cold here. Hope your ice melted enough you could get out to sea. I feel better already, thanks. K
Being a man of the woods gives us grit
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Will I stay warm no!
Nice try and fare play but you left camp as soon as the snow turned up. Probably a bit chilly on that side where your head was plus probably tired after building the construction
New subscriber and patreon here! Thank you for your videos. Most importantly thank you for your respect of nature. You have a wise spirit and I hope people can learn from you and this part of your life that you share with us.❤
U should invest in a saw.
Was it Blackfoot at 6:25 - fallen trees is a good indicator. And, where is your hatchet from, please?
Last, may I suggest:
1) Using a wooden stick as a hammer or carve out one, I feel very sorry for your hatchet - it's a really good one. 2)The fire is best to be made before it gets dark for your safety and rocks heated in advance - to test if one explodes and to make a heat wall for you. 3)A tarp and poncho can save your life, and you could improvise and incorporate the elements around you, a shelter in trees, for example ?4) A metal cup hanging on a belt so a bear can hear you coming. Awesome camping - stay safe and cheers !
great work filming with patience & detail...much appreciated 🌲⚔️❄️🔥🪓
Olá, gratidão em nome da natureza . Sempre utilizando árvores mortas … meu respeito pelo seu trabalho . Não entendo como you tube à eiras vídeos a cortarem lindas e jovens árvores , sem respeito pela natureza . Se público um vídeo com minha cachots a brincar com cães , não aceitam . Muito sucesso amigo 👍🙏🤗
안녕 난 한국에서 나의 어머니와 너의영상을 보면서 즐기고있어 어머니께서 너의영상을 보고나서 부싯킷도 구매하시고 도끼도 구매하시려고해 너에게 반했나봐:) 부탁인데 어머니를 위해서 답글좀 남겨주면 어떨까?
I say: let's see if they show me a simple shelter to spend a couple of days and that does not need to cut and clean 50 large thick logs or dig the surface of three beds a meter and a half down into frozen earth.
Okay. And he goes and takes out the log boring machine... ACME brand
Please. Wouldn't it be simpler...and more realistic...(and faster!) to carry a good amount of rope?
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Digo: a ver si me muestran un refugio simple para pasar un par de días y que no necesite cortar y limpiar 50 troncos gruesos grandes ni cavar la superficie de tres camas un metro y medio hacia abajo en tierra helada.
Ok. Y va y saca la máquina de agujerear troncos....marca ACME
Por favor. No sería más simple..y realista...( ¡y rápido!) llevar una buena cantidad de cuerda?
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I would think the Rock formation at 7:03 were a better place for a shelter.
Look closer,there is a small body of water there so no it's not a better place.
My friend. Leaves. In. A. Snow. Place. Stated. Nobody. Servive. The. Snow. Having. A. Half. Way. Shelter. She. Said. Its. Fake
you are my confort chanel,when i wanna sleep but i cant i just watch you do your thing and i just fall asleep
Awesome video as usual, what a beautiful place to camp.
Let's go new video, and what about the sea did you found some place with no ice? Or it is too cold?
I could not get out to the sea. Too much ice, but still the ice is too thin for walking out with the kayak
@@AgeofTheNorth Alright i'm looking forward for the sea videos when it will be warmer and now when i'm almost in half of this video it is really handy that there was so much wood all around you the shelter you are building here is really good i think this is a good place for more videos! Thank you for your motivating channel channel how i saw in one of your older videos Reject modernity, embrace forest that's a good quote
Na Slovensku by ta pravdepodobne rušil medveď... Máme krásnu prírodu ale vysoký počet medveďov naše lesy sú tak pre človeka dosť nebezpečné
dry yes , less wind yes , but this shelter doesnt really protect against the cold right ;)
ううむ、火の始末したのかな？
ブッシュクラフトのただの真似事でしかないね これは
Most of the trees are straight,easy to build.
Yea and some bugs live in downed wood.
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So no talking at all? Boring....
Also, your hatchet needs sharpening, and a folding saw would work wonders instead of chopping everything.
Overall, meh....
Great adventure ! please be mindful of your teachings to our young viewers , it's good to video the putting- out and clearing up of the camp fire .
YOUR AN INTERESTING SORT - NO TALKING, PLENTY OF FREEZING, MAKING ITEMS FOR A LITTLE COMFORT WHILE OUT THERE????...I MUST BE DENSE, BUT I HONESTLY DON’T GET IT???...
CAN YOU PLEASE EXPLAIN WHAT ARE U DOING???...DO U COMMUNICATE WITH THE WILDLIFE??..DO U ENJOY FREEZING??..PLEASE FORGIVE ME BUT I ACTUALLY DON’T UNDERSTAND- WHAT ARE U ACTUALLY DOING???...
COULD U PLEASE EXPLAIN YOURSELF???, IS THERE ANY VIABLE PURPOSE TO WHAT YOUR DOING???
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One thing I don't understand is WHY not make use of the natural protection of TREES that clearly is visible in this video ?
I mean it will be much less effort and sure as hell give better protection against the Wind and Snow !
I've watched numerous videos and jeez man some guys even chisel caves out of Rock just to get seen on YT !
There are good ideas from some blokes but an 'Open Air' shelter like this with snow coming down like this ?
I appreciate the simplicity of the load out, building shelter from scratch, and even the 14th century outfits.
However, inevitably the fluorescent orange, synthetic sleeping bag arrives on scene. If you’re going to put enough effort into hauling out a sheepskin, you may as well fully commit.
I. Do. Not. Believe. Cooking. On. A. Wood on. A. Open. Fire?? Poison. Oak. Tree. Branch
Why did you make that A-frame for your shelter when you could have used two trees in the forest? I’m confused as to why you made the shelter out in the open instead of in the shelter of the forest! Would have made much better sense, used less resources and taken less energy. Also, those pegs you’re using are liable to brake. You’re better or masking it with either or a cord or spruce roots.
An ill-made shelter half-finished and a puny fire. Just goes to show that anyone with a camera can claim to be a bushcrafter after watching a few videos.
Maybe I'm the only one, but this build is not good. What's the deal with drilling and tapping? Use parachord. With the time you save, you might have been able to build a more complete shelter. I can see why he left when he did. Woudn't have survived another night exposed.
I like you're video but why you not speak better you speak please you're so handsome I always me watching
Quand meme j'ai fait suffisamment de feux ppur penser que vous êtes bien imprudent de couper.aussi peu de bois le soir. Et de laisser le feu s'éteindre la nuit ! Vouswavezxeu de la chance que la neige ne tombe pas plus tôt !
😂 if you didn't stay warm, who uploaded the video assuming your actually in the woods? This title is doing you no justice.
Sorry, but this seems like a lot of work for a not super insulated / rain proof shelter. I've no experience with bushcrafting myself, but I've seen a lot of guys do a lot more with a lot less.
Young man, you keep swinging that hatchet towards you and your going to seriously cut into a body part. You might bleed to death before help can get to you. Great build but don’t chop towards your legs or body. Basic cutting skills 101.
I need talking and explaining during the videos. Thank you. Now, do it!!!!
So if your were stuck here, I suggest you would be on the run?
Therefore dig a pit under a big bush, light fire in it, when its out dump evergreen pines in it, cover hole with branches?
The shelter you have here is like a house.
aka "You're a carpenter on the run after they said that all wood is illegal."
And we all know carpenters should be mathmatically smart...
I like to think this is when the carpenter had secured food and is in like the remote canadian wilderness and not the first thing he did.
For 10 million views ... ""Can a pretty and hot city girl survive 4 days in the wilderness"" with you catch and cook 🍳 could be the start of a serves lol
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To bring a drill and no rope. Not start with a fire but start building a shelter after daylight. @survivorman please commemt
Con el respeto pero tú con esa madera hace un refugio mucho mejor si es posible buscar cuatro árboles firme para levantar las paredes
Yeah that's cute, the shelter had nothing at all to do with you staying warm. It was the polar bear hide that you laid your multiple wool blankets on top of and your thermal Arctic grade sleeping bag on top of that. The shelter did absolutely nothing to keep you warm. Be realistic
A thin plastic sheet to hang over the opening would have made a world of difference without adding weight or bulk to your backpack.
these fakes just don't have the same appeal or impact when watching in comparison to ppl that actually do live this way and are Not doing it for RUclips video
Good video, one concern tho, u didn't just bugger off an leave that fire still hot, did you ?!? Leave no trace...!
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Nice build! Well done! Stay warm,stay safe!
I don think snything you do will keep you warm. Maybe you don freeze but, I bet you are cold.
Why can’t you carry a camping tent instead spending hours on shelter construction. And a small camping stove.