Solo Overnight Building a Floating Shelter In The Woods and Bacon Grease Seared T-bone Steak

Sloping Ground? No Problem. Lets Use a DIY Auger Drill to Build a Floating Shelter In The Woods. 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 and and Facebook. Thanks For Watching.

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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 and and Facebook. Thanks For Watching.

[sircfc]

Thank you for taking this 71 YO crippled "survivalist" along with you on your jaunts. Having lived on a mountatinside in a tipi from '84 to '88 with my brand new bride while building a log cabin from scratch, I can smell every aromatic scent you are creating - campffire, coffee, pine needles, bacon, steak, and, just the fresh air itself. THANK YOU.

[abeelvago]

Daddy what is dedication?
- Look here son, this man builds completely equiped shelters, for just an overnighter and dumbs it down for us in half an hour or less

[austonperez]

I was homeless for a period of my life super recently and watching your videos helped me make a temporary home during the rains and helped me survive so thank you brother.

[adamcharpentier]

I gotta say,
Because of this channel, I have a home made shelter in my side yard . I cut out the woods and made a hollow in there so I could practice bushcraft with my kids .if not for this channel, I would not know anything about shelters, knots, bow drills, or water purification. This channel has taught me and my children how to survive in a situation that calls for these things. Youtube should know this and I'd be glad to tell the personally. Thanks for all you do and for being friendly to us all. Your channel is what motivates me to learn new things in the bush. My boys love every Saturday. Thanks from my family to yours.

[colinblake]

I like how you take the time to show us how to make the knots you use for every project. Very helpful.

[chadb]

This is the stuff that we need to keep watching instead of all the other garbage that’s out there. I show this to my 6 year old daughter and she is so interested in it and wants to learn how to build shelters. Than you for teaching us so we can tech them.

[cheeto.]

I love this channel. Its the real deal with actual survival info not some pansy ass hands only gear review channel.

[johnskelly]

very thoughtful and considerate of you to befriend that T bone and to take it camping with you, such a nice gesture

[YooToobz]

I’m a fairly new subscriber, recently retired military, and for what it’s worth I appreciate you and your videos. All the effort and time it takes to do these awesome overnight builds all while setting up cameras and equipment, recording, editing, etc., is time well spent. I learn new things in each episode that either has helped me or may help next time my kids and I go camping. I thoroughly enjoy your videos and appreciate you. I know you have a son you love very much and are going through things personally. God is good brother. Hang in there. Semper Fi

[jimthescotsman]

Fricking love this guy. And so happy hes getting the numbers climbing.

[alexduke]

Anyone saying your importing wood when you're in the WOODS has CLEARLY, never been in the woods much less walked a few hundred yards thru the woods. Get outside guys it's beautiful. turn off your phone and go soak up the smell of the of nature. It's good for your mind and body

[jrsilva]

Best bushcraft channel on YouTube. Look forward to every Sunday.

[AntoniusVladislavius]

I'm waiting for the "that's a lot of work for an overnighter" t-shirts.

[donnafarran]

Love your “Snoopy house” in the woods, Corporal! Your creativity is phenomenal! I love how you can think out of the box, or in a box, in a stump, in a tree, on the ground, in the air…..and anything else your mind creates. Love you Corporal! Thank you for being an inspiration. I truly appreciate you.

[benmorrow]

I've watched almost all Corporals survival/bugoutbag vids in the past 3 months and all i gotta say is why do people dislike these videos? they're some of my first choices when i think of watching something

[tk]

Was in the navy, did not learn the knots " didn't need to know, used chain n binders to secure my loads " corporal has taught me knots by repeatedly showing me in most every episode of corporals corner! Outstanding!!!

[lisacapulet]

One of the top reasons I love Sundays. What a terrific shelter. Every week you are killing it with such creative ideas. Thank you for all your hard work. You are an excellent teacher.

[jamescarey]

Excellence in execution, that's what we have here, he does what he does and we get what we get, an education in "Badassery"

[mikewilliams]

I’m ex military, I flew. If I had instructors like you, I’d have a better grasp of things. I appreciate your approach. You’re a marine. Your attention to detail shows you’re a marine. During the war if I had what you instruct. My confidence would’ve been greater. From others that served watching your channel. Thank you. From a sworn individual to another. Thank you. I enjoy trying things out. PTSD is manageable if you direct it elsewhere. I thank you for bringing that to me. I was a cop before and after. You were a damn great marine