Wilderness survival shelter hut

[Gcckoka]

Hey guys , I just arrived home from the woods and uploaded this video , if it will be interesting for you watch it , also give me advices if I am doing something wrong (don't be too hard on me , I'm the only bushcrafter in my country )
It was a great experience , me and Max had a good time in the woods.
Please like the video and subscribe to my channel if you wish to help me , thank you.

[video=youtube;WA-Ij8zH-UI]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WA-Ij8zH-UI[/video]

 

[Pitkin]

Nothing wrong there Pal, perfect illustration on surviving the night in the woods, well,done to you sir and thank you for sharing. ��

 

[Gcckoka]

thank you mr. pitkin I'm glad that you liked it , it makes me very happy when other like my work

 

[crosslandkelly]

Nice video, and a good camp. Thanks for sharing your experiences.

 

[tsitenha]

Actually your shelter is better than most, good size without being to large (hard to heat).
A used 'E' blanket (aluminum foil) could be used to cover the fire reflector and make it more efficient.
Use a small grill or a few metal pins (tent pegs) straddling 2 parallel sticks across the fire, will allow a less intense heat, on the bottom of your mess kit to cook your bread.
Good video, maybe a bit louder for us old folks. Nice dog though

 

[Gcckoka]

Thank you guys ! Such nice words from you pros to me a beginner means a lot to me.
Well that night it was not so cold about -5 celsius or somewhere like that and me and max were sleeping together so we warmed each other
Yeah recently I saw that my kit is missing those metal pins or little grill to put the mess kit on and I am thinking to get them somewhere.
Yes my boy Max is a good dog and a good companion for camping and hiking , he is really smart and he does everything what I tell him , also he is a really good hunter.

 

[nephilim]

I dont come by as much as I'd like due to personal circumstances, but you sir, have a subscriber

 

[tsitenha]

Gcckoka, No ones is a "pro" whatever they may think or imply, I am 60+ and still learn from all. Keep on experiencing, learning and always ask questions (log them in the back of your mind). What works today may not work as well as something else, in another setting, another day.
Work on your axmanship, to many glancing strikes will take a toll. Keep it sharp.
Make a grill, an old rack from from a used up stove, (modified for practicality), I use 2 aluminum tent pegs(long).
Get, make a blanket/pad for Max, it will serve him in the long run. Make him a pack system and get him to carry it. Maybe even with a bowl or 2, nothing overly heavy though.

 

[Gcckoka]

nephilim

Thank you !

tsitenha

I try to keep it always sharp.
Yes I have an idea in mind for a compact grill, which I will do.
Recently I saw a pack on a dog in some video and I liked it very much , Max is a really strong dog I workout with him everyday for 4 years since I have him , he does lot of running and also swimming , next to my friends pointers he looks like a bodybuilder standing next to me

 

[woof]

Great video, thanks for sharing. I've also got a pointer, but mine is the German variety.

Rob

 

[Gcckoka]

Thank you very much !

 

[tsitenha]

I use aluminum "tent pegs" that are twisted like a cork screw, steel would do just as well, stainless steel even better.
My pegs started off 1/4" square stock and twisted, I like this feature because I also use them as a meat skewer and the twisted feature allows the meat to adhere to the skewer without sliding off. Also for a more even cooking the metal conducts heat to the inner portion of the meat, so handle with care.
I like this twisted feature for a lot of my tools, for looks, gripping and adhesion.

 

[Arya]

It looks nice! I would sleep there

 

[Gcckoka]

Arya

Thank you !

tsitenha

yes that is a good option I saw exactly that on one youtubers setup and I liked the idea.

 

[tsitenha]

What its on Utubes, I thought I was the genius of this idea, I guess I'm not the only one (genius) here.
Good ideas are hard to hide.
Now I guess you want to know the rest of them..........

 

[Gcckoka]

Of course

 

[binglebug]

Thank you!! Great video.

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