Solo Overnight Building a DIY Trash Bag Tent and Raised Bed in The Woods and Lil Smokie Hobo Skillet

Let's Build a DIY Trash Bag Tent and Raised Bed in the Woods and Then Fish with DIY Gorge Hooks, Enjoy. Please Hit the LIKE and SUBSCRIBE BUTTONS as well as the NOTIFICATION BELL. Feel Free to Check out my Amazon Influencer Page and Follow Me on Instagram, Facebook and Twitter. Thanks For Watching.

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[weoff]

Ok my Sunday is now complete. Some people think Sunday is for Football but as for me I say Sunday is for learning from the Corporal.

[garyfoltzer]

Hello! I'm almost 76 yrs. old now and for the past 40 yrs. lived in the Arizona deserts outside of Phoenix. I was born in Cleveland, Ohio and brought up in the suburbs with swatches of wooden lands. 12 months out of each year I played in those wooded areas pretending to be a hunter, mountain man or soldier. Watching your channel brings me back to my childhood experiences and memories! 2016 I had at least 6 strokes that left me with a weak left side of my body, no vision on my left side and a short term memory. Watching your episodes have brought back all those memories. Most of what do I remember doing, on my own, but with much different materials and no tools except maybe a home made knife and hatchet which I had to hide from my parents and brothers and sister. I learned how to track animals and my friends through the woods, how to make shelters and how to hunt( even before I was in my 20's and on my own and able to buy a bow and shot gun. I like your different shelter making videos. Some I remembered I had made but with other materials. I did have string and some wire to work with. The woods supplied the rest. Around where I lived the water table was high so if you dug down 2 1/2 foot or three foot you wood have a hole full of water by morning. But lean-to's and A-frame, teepee and wikky-ups were the norm. I learned tracking and stealth movement in dry, wet, rainy and snowing woodlands. SORRY! ..I got carried away here. Please keep making your videos!! They are great and informative!! So many can learn from your info and get out and enjoy and or survive in the outdoors! THANK YOU SIR!!!

[belgianmalinoit]

People underestimate the versatility of the common trash bag

[paulploughe]

That skillet looked soooo good.... No corporal video is complete without melted cheese and bacon 😁

[jerrycarney]

If people are talking behind your back
that means your in front of them
Kepp it up, I always learn something
when watching the videos

[cgremoval]

Leaving in two weeks for shawnee national forest for some primitive camping. Can't wait

[Okinawad]

Thanks for showing the knots and how you transition between the three.

[donaldlembo]

Thank you again for a very educational video. It’s really important to hear why you do what you do
Your videos are highly educational as well as fun to watch.
I’ll tell you what my parents said to me is don’t worry about what other people do or say worry about what you do.
You are incredibly talented.
Cream always rises to the top.
Thank you, until next week.

[MBraun-grye]

Thanks for putting knot tutorials in your videos! You're awesome.

[thorvaldtorgrimson]

Truly appreciate your straightforward approach to everything. No bull, all teaching.

[williamkeck]

I'm 73 brother ... And I've learned that sometimes it's better just too move on and stick to what you know and do BEST!! 😊🙃.
What you do in your videos is invaluable to most of us that watch. The caca is getting ready to hit the proverbial fan here. Some of us may end up without much and living in the woods. Keep teaching your survival stuff. Between you and Andrew, more of us will come out on top. God bless you and yours, and keep rockin'and rollin'. 🙃😊

[devildog]

I completely agree that 'that other person' deserves no more attention now that you've had your say. It's like eating a family dinner -- finish eating, excuse yourself, walk away from the table. Over, done, and out.

Now, that trash bag tarp was excellent. Watching your videos has forced me to once again practice the adage of "Improvise, adapt, overcome." I once did something similar with plastic drop-cloths. I believe you've also used something similar. It's nice because they are larger, and you can double them up if you need more strength.

Your time and effort in bringing us these outstanding videos is always much appreciated. Have a great week. Semper Fi!

[randystrauss]

Thanks for showing uses of the trash bags. I’ve started to add them to my emergency supplies because of your vids. I was surprised to not see you use toggles on those finely crafted corner grommets 😮
PS- you might get tired of it, but thanks for demonstrating the knots again 😊 many of us watch to learn.

[ArmoredXJ]

Each week I look forward to another session of CPL Kelly. Great content as usual. And any time I have a question or fill the gap I reach back to older videos. Thanks for keeping with it, tons of hard work!

[michaelgatford]

Another outstanding AF build from the bucket list corporal. This is some list. You should produce your own line of drum liners, versatile, strong, and good quality. The corporal liner, lives up to its name and can be used for anything! That fishing hook idea was brilliant. Roll on the next video.

[hawkhawkins]

" I choose to live by choice, not chance: To be motivated, not manipulated; To be useful, not used; To make changes, not excuses; To excel, not compete. I choose self-esteem, not self-pity. I choose to listen to my inner voice, and never to the random opinions of others." As always a great video ! Semper Fi DevilDoc8404

[SusanRogersMakingItWorkMe]

Smart man! Not feeding into the negative war.
Loved the video and learned a use for those thorns😅😂😅

[Diplomat]

Wouldn't be a Sunday without an overnighter with the Corporal! Good stuff!

[DribbleFunk]

Okay, that short lesson on the marlinespike hitch being the foundation of three different knots was golden. I always thought of them as separate knots before. It is those simple little eye-opening tips and tricks that make your stuff really enjoyable. Thanks.