5 Bushcraft Shelters - Full Camp Builds Start to Finish

I show you 5 different bushcraft shelters that I have built over the years. These bushcraft camp builds use a variety of natural materials and man-made materials such as a tarp. The bushcraft shelters range from a simple build with no tools at all, just your hands. To ones where you may need an axe, saw, bushcraft knife etc. Hope you enjoy the film, thank you for watching.

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[TheWoodsman]

When I was a kid my dad and grandpa had me out in the woods everyday building shelters and hunting my own food! It’s definitely becoming a lost art form! Amazing work as always happy hunting

[gallopingg]

IF PEOPLE COULD ONLY BEGIN TO UNDERSTAND THE AMOUNT OF HARD WORK THAT GOE'S INTO BUILDING ALL THESE SHELTERS!! BRILLIANT TEAM WORK GUY'S, GREAT VID, ( TOTALLY AWESOME) LOL.

[nicklaschaput]

This is my kind of video. No boring intro, no unnecessarily explaining what the video is about. Dude just gets into making badass shelters. Love it

[yxutubftw]

Always helpful to watch these videos because you never know if your gonna be in a situation where your stuck alone in the woods or somewhere

[Republican_Extremest]

im now 40 and have since moved into the city away from remote living.. i miss the quiet, and the simplicity of that type of living. thank you for sharing.

[phantumdrummer]

I'll have to say shelter #2 was my favorite. The moss over structure was perfect for the type of shelter. I would even go so far as to say combining shelter one with the moss on shelter two would be an amazing combination. Both would be perfect for a weekend hunting trip.

[davidcheever]

That was a weekend master class in bushcraft all condensed in 1 video....and not a word was uttered but everything was explained through action - LOVE

[conchosewing]

great ideas! no talk, no music, just sounds of the work and forest! awesome!

[HatchetSurvival]

awesome video mike. i just finished the final walk on my first shelter. i’m posting the vid tomorrow. even though i’m only a teenager, you’ve inspired me to get out there and try bushcraft.

[vladimirorlov]

Масса вариантов быстро возводимых конструкций...и все они рабочие, возведённые буквально онлайн.
Автору респект!

[wisewoman]

1) Dog is adorable. Take time to play. :)

2) I really learned a LOT.

3) On a different channel, a guy cuts a small (4') pine tree, de-limbs all but the bottom row of branches, and then uses it as a carrier for about 30 other pine boughs to take back to camp. Laid the cut branches on that bottom row, then picked it up by the trunk and carried it back to camp. I thought that was darn clever.

[DaltonHBrown]

28:57 I said it in the full video, but I still love that Amber is helping clear the area by removing the exposed roots

[jamesellsworth]

A lot of your past woodcraft experiences are condensed into this video. It is good to have done this for all the viewers who have come to the channel, drawn by the Viking House, Saxon House and Pallet Wood cabin series. In the full-length versions, viewers should know that you do talk and do explain what you are doing.

[heidifoster]

Just want to tell you my family loves watching you guys! Your dad, Dustin, you and the dogs. You have inspired my family to spend more time together outside. Also wanted to say take negative comments with a grain of salt. Some people just like to be rude. Keep doing what you do. Thanks

[annesweeney]

Man you have really worked hard getting all these shelters in place .. amazing

[fahimomarzaiy]

Love this, so therapeutic. This is what life is about!

[ElBrujoXX]

This was fantastic, I camp with the family usually in tents , but I think me and the kids will be practicing this in the fall and winter here in texas, we love being in the desert and arid areas, not much wood, but I believe we can rustle up some mesquite, plus burning mesquite pods keep a lot insects away, like masquitos and flies, I’m not just Mexican but also from the tribe tarahumara, growing up me and my father camped out in the arid climate of Mexico and texas in the middle of summer eating different variety of cactus and yucca, mesquite pods, grinding the seeds down for a sweet tea, people worry about snakes in this area, but they are just an easy good source that you can easily fish with the heat of a campfire

[LoganthMEU]

Amazing. Can’t wait to try it out. Alot of people are afraid of the forest but I find it the safest most relaxing place ever. Anyone who’s been in the woods all day everyday since they were kids would say this. I trust in the birds. Its when it gets dead silent is when You need to start looking over your shoulder, thats all Im gonna say

[fullmindmeditation]

Very beautiful nature, I loved going to mountains when I was little🍂🍃🍃🍂🍂🍃⛰

[sifusasdo]

Thank U for Ur Videos 👍
U can watch it relax and learn some new skills by listen to the sound of Nature
Greetings from Vienna Austria