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Wilderness Survival with my Dog Solo Bushcraft, Woodworking Hand Tools, Axe, Log Cabin Loft

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Rating: 4.0; Vote: 1

Join me and my dog as we survive frigid temperatures and a blizzard in the Canadian wilderness. I work solo on the interior of the log cabin, including adding log trim to the front door and a hand-railing for the sleeping loft in the cabin. I snowshoe through the deep snow to cut down trees for woodworking with traditional hand tools. I use a small carving axe to fix the handrail on the ladder to the loft and to split kindling for the fire. It's so cold that I keep a campfire burning between the front porch of the cabin and the forest kitchen so that I can work in comfort, and also to cook venison steaks on the grill and bone broth in a cast iron pot
Date: 2020-11-30

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Comments and reviews: 5

Pamela
I just wanted to say that watching your videos really relaxes me and thank you for sharing all of this. When I was younger even though I am a woman I use to have the strength to build things and really enjoyed it. Now I enjoy watching you create and I love your cooking too! Thanks again for sharing and may GOD BLESS you and your family.
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Ragip
One of the best documentaries I have seen in my life. Nothing simpler, yet nothing more relaxing and lovable.
I am just curious to ask, do you Shawn have someone who's recording for you, or you keep seting up the camera all the time Whatever, I do enjoy watching your everyday activities far away from modernity. Hugs boddey
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Patricia
Do you ever get just bone tired? I bet you sleep great! That's the way it was intended for us humans! It's Amazing what you accomplish. There must be a tremendous amount of satisfaction in that.
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Uta
A few things I dont like and that would be snakes close to the cabin and a bear not far from the cabin I knew there are bears but never thought snakes
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Anthony
Great to see someone in their element. in the elements! Thank you for sharing. Can't wait to see what the next few months will bring.
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