Can I Survive -27°C in a Snow Shelter? EXTREME Winter Camping

Narrated version of my winter camping trip to the Arctic area of Finland in extreme cold. I build and sleep in a snow survival shelter.

#bushcraft #camping #winter #survival #snow #finland

[AgeofTheNorth]

I wanted to try a narrated version of my journey in Lapland. I'm not the best speaker, but I hope you enjoy the story!

[tombombadyl]

I don’t people realize how difficult this is to do. You really have two jobs: the first is to build your shelter and not die. The other is to capture everything on camera: setting up the camera for all the different shots, capturing the sound, adjusting to different lighting, managing batteries. It’s amazing. Bravo!

[lindagentry]

Lukas, you have a soothing English speaking voice and a beautiful accent. Your narration was just enough to take the video to another level of excellence. Your stamina is truly unbelievable considering we did not even see all the work you put in to get your video shots just right. You would be a great asset to any film company who specializes in nature programming. You have a a ready-made backlog as your portifolio.

[norseman]

The episodes with no narration are great, but it was a new treat to hear your voice explaining what you were doing and why. Your beliefs that you shared are much needed in this day and age! Thank you and keep producing content.

[scottculver]

The commentary takes your video to a new level.
The context you added makes everything clear and interesting.
And you are too modest, you speak eloquently.
Thank you!

[HenryBLeeNYC]

I’m glad I watched this from my cozy bed with the electric blanket on!

[michelbeauchamp]

I've read some criticism from "experts" in the comments. Well, I'm just grateful for the video, the views of nature and snow. So thank you much for your story. I fully appreciated it. Greetings from France.

[Peter-gvgn]

The narration was excellent , no concerns, great video you brought the experience you had to the viewer brilliantly.

[MrMisuma]

With or without your narration, you still amazes me with your great eye for beautiful shots 👏 Big fan from Denmark 🇩🇰

[samhill]

Very good vid. One must be prepared for extremes in nature. Good camp. Not a lot of options. Bringing some dry wood for fire starter is a must. Always have something to get a fire going. Next time. Be safe.

[hemanthharrilall]

Thanks for the video. I could only imagine your joy of living. Im from South Africa, never sees those extreme temperatures.

[PersonalityMalfunction]

The squeeking sound of walking in snow at those temperatures was enough to give me flashbacks of my military service at K4, Arvidsjaur in 1990 - 1991. The coldest we were out in was - 36° C. Very, very nasty. The amount of time and effort you have to spend on just staying alive is massive.

[taltos]

Proud of you Lukas! You made this journey look easy, even though it is definitely not! You have a strong spirit.

[thekrayzen]

So happy you got so big bro. Keep grinding. Road to 1 million

[Vinod-czsn]

Just so you know, I really did enjoy this narrated version.
It doesn't matter how you speak, but it's what you were trying to convey which makes it all the more interesting and worthwhile.
Thank you for this amazing video!

[marjataberman]

Thank you Lukas for sharing this! Wonderful video, great tutorial. I remember those cold days..I had to leave my summer cabin just, because it could not sustain the warmth. I´m +64 and still enjoy the outdoor life with challanges--like you said it builts up your strength and inner peace. If you ever want to come and visit my very modest place you are welcome. Keep up the good vision, grow strong and be blessed. With respects, Marja - granny from the Finnish woods.

[DarinSkye-yoyi]

Thank you very much, I enjoy all your adventures, especially the winter ones. Keep up the awesome work it's well appreciated. I'm in Canada, I'm a Mohawk native who is also in touch with all that nature has to offer . I especially enjoy your programs alongside the water. It is where I feel my most content and at peace with myself.
Thank again, Ontario Canada, Mohawk nation here .

[softsoundwhispers]

These are my favorite videos at the moment. Pretty much pop one of these on every night to help me sleep. I can’t resist the forest noises and fire crackling! Also insanely interesting stuff and it’s inspired me to order a bushcraft book and head out for wilderness walks! ❤

[ChrisM-tnhx]

I'm going to go out on a limb here and, before watching this, predict that you survived...

[armandzottola]

Lukas: in my youth a large percent of Americans were emigrants who spoke broken English. I could speak with at least six accents, as German❤, Italian, Irish, Yiddish and more. My grandfather called America “a League of Nations”. Your’s is that of someone who lived here here for about 25 years! Great!