You did an incredible job for your first shelter. You must have studied other videos to learn how to do what you did. I have never seen anyone else use mud the anchor moss to the back and logs. I have subscribed to your site. Keep up the good work.
Thank you so much for the kind words! 😊 Honestly, I didn’t watch too many videos-most of it was improvisation. I just started building, added a bit of creativity, and let my imagination guide me. I’m really glad you liked the idea with the mud and moss! Thanks for subscribing, and I’ll keep working hard to improve! 🙌
You did an incredible job for your first shelter. You must have studied other videos to learn how to do what you did. I have never seen anyone else use mud the anchor moss to the back and logs. I have subscribed to your site. Keep up the good work.mắuws
Excellent first time. In time you will improve the comfort inside the shelter (this one looked a bit cramped) but you have some nice ideas on how to insulate the exterior.
Thank you! I appreciate your feedback and kind words. I'll definitely work on improving the comfort and space inside the shelter next time. I'm glad you noticed the effort put into insulating the exterior - learning as I go!
Thank you so much for your kind words and support! I'm glad you enjoyed it. 🌲🔥👍 The next project is already in progress, and I hope to surprise you even more! 🚀💪
Look,s good ,but I couldn,t say how well that hold,s up in a rain storm.But I believe the tree planting and fern planting can wait.Unless you are planning on returning many other time,s.
Thanks for your attention! I will definitely take your opinion on the rainy conditions into account. And the trees and ferns are more of a short-term experiment. Glad you enjoyed the video!
If a bear really decided to make me its dinner, I doubt I’d have finished building this little door! 😂 But it’s more for keeping smaller predators out and giving me a bit of peace of mind while enjoying the wilderness. Thanks for the question!
I appreciate your feedback! It’s true that sometimes the wilderness feels closer to civilization than we’d like. However, I try to showcase skills and ideas that can be applied even in such conditions. Glad you checked out the channel!
Thanks for the comment! It might feel like more than 72 hours, but that’s just how intense the experience was. I’m glad it came across that way-appreciate you watching!
There’s actually plenty of space inside-it’s just the video doesn’t do it justice! Sometimes the camera can be a little deceiving. Thanks for watching and sharing your thoughts!
Thanks for the feedback! I totally get your point-nails aren’t exactly a common item in a survival kit. For this project, I used them as a practical choice, but I’ll keep that in mind for more traditional builds in the future. Appreciate you watching!
Thank you for your comment! I understand your perspective about nails in bushcraft. I used them as a practical solution for this specific project, but I appreciate the traditional approach and will definitely keep that in mind for future builds. Thanks for sharing your thoughts!
@@christophergoodall9300 Totally agree! Nails can be surprisingly versatile, and having a couple in the kit can make a big difference in certain situations. Appreciate you pointing that out!
@@christophergoodall9300 there is a diffrence in a "couple" and the number used if this video. while i do agree that a few could be helpful in certain instances, they are not traditional bushcraft components. there are many other ways to fasten things together. cordage, pegs, friction just to name a few.
From a Scout/mapper and Mountain climbing lad. 😂. If you have a car, sell it. Get some decent boots and a good rucksack. Decent sleeping bag and some cooking equipment. Stop your complaints and just enjoy yourself. Open the door to freedom
Haha, great advice! 😄 I might just take that to heart-nothing beats a good pair of boots and a trusty rucksack for true adventures. Thanks for the tips!
You did an incredible job for your first shelter. You must have studied other videos to learn how to do what you did. I have never seen anyone else use mud the anchor moss to the back and logs. I have subscribed to your site. Keep up the good work.
Thank you so much for the kind words! 😊 Honestly, I didn’t watch too many videos-most of it was improvisation. I just started building, added a bit of creativity, and let my imagination guide me. I’m really glad you liked the idea with the mud and moss! Thanks for subscribing, and I’ll keep working hard to improve! 🙌
Sometimes you just have to get creative to survive and succeed. Congrats on building your first bushcraft shelter. 👍👍
awesome.you are someone i admire.your skills are amazing
Your a natural, and thx for saving the frog 🤙
Thanks a lot! 🌿 Nature always comes first, and that little frog deserved a second chance. 🐸🔥
Your survival skills are amazing
Thank you, I appreciate it!
Realllyy great job👍👍👍
Your support inspires me to create even more exciting projects and share them with you!
Looks great!😊
Thank you so much! 😊 Glad you liked it!
You did an incredible job for your first shelter. You must have studied other videos to learn how to do what you did. I have never seen anyone else use mud the anchor moss to the back and logs. I have subscribed to your site. Keep up the good work.mắuws
Thank you so much! 😊 Most of it was just improvisation, so I’m glad you liked the mud and moss idea. Thanks for subscribing! 🙌
Te ha quedado genial!😀. Muy bien colocadas las piezas y muy firmes. Acogedor refugio. Buen trabajo 🏡👍☺️
Thank you! Glad you liked it. I hope my next project will impress you too!
Nice shelter for start 🤩
Thank you! Glad you liked it. This is just the beginning, and I'm working on even better ideas. The next project is already in progress!
Excellent first time. In time you will improve the comfort inside the shelter (this one looked a bit cramped) but you have some nice ideas on how to insulate the exterior.
Thank you! I appreciate your feedback and kind words. I'll definitely work on improving the comfort and space inside the shelter next time. I'm glad you noticed the effort put into insulating the exterior - learning as I go!
i think it's great for the first time
Thank you so much! Glad you think so-it means a lot! 😊
For your first time, you did awesome. I enjoyed watching ❤👍🫡🤍excelente
Thank you so much for your kind words and support! I'm glad you enjoyed it. 🌲🔥👍 The next project is already in progress, and I hope to surprise you even more! 🚀💪
Amazing❤ and boks 😂
Good job 👍🏕️
Thank you! I'm glad you liked it! 🌲😊
🏕Thank you for your excellent&comfortable video.❤❤❤👍👍👍
Thank you so much for your kind words and support! ❤🏕 Glad you enjoyed it! 🙌
Nice little setup
Thank you! Glad you liked it!
Хороший старт Братан делай так же ждём новые видео привет с Казахстана
Thank you, brother, for your support! 🙌 The next video is already in progress, and I hope it will pleasantly surprise you. Greetings to Kazakhstan! 🔥
Bravo, amazing job well done 👍💪💯
Thank you! That really motivates me to keep going!
Nice actifity brother...nice to know you...👍👍😂
Thank you, brother! Glad to connect with you! 🙌
You mud up the new balance 😮
How????
But adventures are totally worth it, right?))
nice video bro
Thanks a lot, bro! Glad you liked it! 🙌
👍👍
Very cool video 😊
Thank you so much! 😊 Glad you enjoyed it! 🙌
Хороша робота💪 На яку техніку знімаєте якщо не секрет?
Я знімаю на iPhone 12 Pro Max)
Look,s good ,but I couldn,t say how well that hold,s up in a rain storm.But I believe the tree planting and fern planting can wait.Unless you are planning on returning many other time,s.
Thanks for your attention! I will definitely take your opinion on the rainy conditions into account. And the trees and ferns are more of a short-term experiment. Glad you enjoyed the video!
Убиться веником = дом для лешего 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
E essa portinha vai mantê-lo em segurança contra predadores, ursos e lobos?
If a bear really decided to make me its dinner, I doubt I’d have finished building this little door! 😂 But it’s more for keeping smaller predators out and giving me a bit of peace of mind while enjoying the wilderness. Thanks for the question!
It's just start,, you have to go more
It's difficult to believe that you're in the "wilds" when so much equipment and motors in the background
I appreciate your feedback! It’s true that sometimes the wilderness feels closer to civilization than we’d like. However, I try to showcase skills and ideas that can be applied even in such conditions. Glad you checked out the channel!
मुझसे padne में थोड़ी गलती हो माफ़ कर देना भाइयों I mean 72 hur😂
Thanks for the comment! It might feel like more than 72 hours, but that’s just how intense the experience was. I’m glad it came across that way-appreciate you watching!
I think it must be very uncomfortable, it is very small.
There’s actually plenty of space inside-it’s just the video doesn’t do it justice! Sometimes the camera can be a little deceiving. Thanks for watching and sharing your thoughts!
actually it's a good shelter......but lose the nails. Who carries nails in a survival kit?
Thanks for the feedback! I totally get your point-nails aren’t exactly a common item in a survival kit. For this project, I used them as a practical choice, but I’ll keep that in mind for more traditional builds in the future. Appreciate you watching!
💗💖💙🤎♥️🧡👼🏻💟💜❣️🤴🏻😇💛💚❤️🤍💝
Thank you! Glad you liked it! 😊
ที่พักคุณเล็กเกินไปน่าจะใหญ่กว่านี้สักนิด
I agree, it might have been better if the shelter was a bit bigger! Thanks for sharing your thoughts!
everything was going along fine until the nails came out.......THERE AIN"T NO NAILS IN BUSHCRAFT
Thank you for your comment! I understand your perspective about nails in bushcraft. I used them as a practical solution for this specific project, but I appreciate the traditional approach and will definitely keep that in mind for future builds. Thanks for sharing your thoughts!
You should always have at least a couple nails in your kit somewhere they have more than one use
@@christophergoodall9300 Totally agree! Nails can be surprisingly versatile, and having a couple in the kit can make a big difference in certain situations. Appreciate you pointing that out!
@@christophergoodall9300 there is a diffrence in a "couple" and the number used if this video. while i do agree that a few could be helpful in certain instances, they are not traditional bushcraft components. there are many other ways to fasten things together. cordage, pegs, friction just to name a few.
From a Scout/mapper and Mountain climbing lad.
😂. If you have a car, sell it.
Get some decent boots and a good rucksack. Decent sleeping bag and some cooking equipment.
Stop your complaints and just enjoy yourself.
Open the door to freedom
Haha, great advice! 😄 I might just take that to heart-nothing beats a good pair of boots and a trusty rucksack for true adventures. Thanks for the tips!