Bushcraft Camp: Full Super Shelter Build from Start to Finish.

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Rating: 4.0; Vote: 1

This is all 13 Bushcraft Camp Update episodes merged into one, with no talking, just pure bushcraft shelter building. Featuring the Hunting Tower with ladder, Dog House, Giant Lean-to shelter, small lean to shelter with wood roof, raised bed, fire pit, log store, main tarp roof with pulley system, bushcraft bench and all perimeter walls. The Bushcraft Camp Update series has been my favourite series to date. Building a natural shelter from resources found in the woods has always been a passion of mine, as has spending the night alone in the forest. By building this camp I have the opportunity to learn Bushcraft & Survival skills whilst doing solo overnight camps at the same time. To start with I built this supershelter using cheap tools to save money. As my knowledge developed I began to purchase better quality tools to help me get tasks done faster. My favourite part of the series was definitely Bushcraft Camp Update 11 where I built the Hunting Tower with ladder completely on my own. It wasn't an easy build, and I made many mistakes along the way, but I learnt from them, and for me that was the most important part: to learn to work with nature and not against it. Now that this Bushcraft Log Cabin is pretty much complete, I can spend time chilling in the woods, learning more about my surroundings and learning primitive technology to further develop my survival knowledge. This adventure has been amazing and I'm so pleased you guys could join along with me. Thank you for watching the camp update series and for watching the videos - Mike Watch
Date: 2019-09-10

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Comments and reviews: 10

Anubhav Chaudhary
The video is excellent. this shows how a person should survive in the jungle. I have questions: how many trees have you cut to make this kind of stuff? how many trees you are going to plant after making the stuff? Since I am not complaining but as you also know that day by day resources are getting depleted that is some amount of greenery is left on earth. LOVE FROM INDIA
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kalle lindholm
Thank you so much for an amazing video Loved it from start till the end It was nice to hear you talk about permission/daily life contra how to get time for building. And thanks for showing us wich tools and cords to start out with Since Im from Sweden, it was great to see that you used and enjoyed tools crafted here. And of course yes Your puppy
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Mason Raines
So much knowledge and experience that goes into this. Very impressed I was kind of put off in the first few minutes, by everyone in the comments that were obsessed over your dog. But then I SAW the cute little guy Now I understandsuch a good boy
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Everything Tech
This is not even allowed in my country (The Netherlands) to just go into some woods and build yourself a shelter. Pity though, because it seems like a fun thing to do to spent your time.
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Grammy & Aliyah
What is your adorable dog's name? Be careful he steals the show. and your dad is a trooper. I've only seen you grill bread hard working men need to put at least a potato on that fire LOL
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Dolamite314
I don't know if there are any water sources around, but I would have found one and made a mud mortar to fill the cracks in between the logs. Then built a fire to help dry it into place.
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As a kid me and some friends tried to make something like this in school we had a forest near our schoolSo we took a bunch of sticks and a rope from home and made some thing like this //
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Iakob Lyngklip
Me and my freind are trying to build a shelter just like yours. I would gladly post the result if anyone was interested. Thx for the inspiration. (:
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Matt B.
I might be a little late watching this but Im already 3 mins in and this dude is good at what he does keep up the good work dude I like it.
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Noah Duwenhoegger
I watched this video 6 months ago. It was in my recommendations again. Watched it and remembered how amazing it was. Love it man
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