Solo Overnight Building an Emergency Shelter in The Snow and Steak with Eggs

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[synrick]

As a Canadian I love this, the dad of a buddy of mine was trapped for a couple days above the arctic circle, blizzard, -60c to -70c. Him and his friend survived those conditions in a snow cave they built, warmed with their body heat.

Also having a candle burning is the equivalent of another person's body heat in a snow shelter, just throwing that out there. Could save someone's life.

Great content man

[l.h.]

I don't believe people understand the value of your content. It is literally a free how to keep your a-- alive tutorial. I use at least 4 knots I learned from you and Canterbury every time I'm out hunting. Not to mention the minimalist emergency shelter kit I've added to my bag that I adapted from you two as well. This channel is amazing AF.👍🏻

[quanzoboi]

I swear, if I ever wanna watch a good makeshift camping shelter vid the Corporals Corner is the place to go. This man gets real creative w his shelters and I respect it.

[laurasimpson]

This looks like a fun idea to build in the backyard with the grandkids. We currently have two feet of snow on the ground. ❤️🇨🇦

[stephenhuber]

That was "cool" AF! Great episode of overnight survival camping with Corporal's Corner. This reminded me of all the snow forts I built in the '70s as a kid in northern NJ.

[larrybundy]

Always look forward to seeing you every Sunday . Been watching you for years, learn something new every time. Reminds me of the snow forts we did as a kid, keep them coming!!

[noptsdwn]

Well done Shawn!! Never disappointed in your presentation. Nothing like a little freeze out to check yourself on self reliance. Appreciate how you keep the faith.

[janetleikam]

Wow...I am speechless! Thanks for braving the snow to give us an idea on how to shelter and survive in the snow! Hats off to you good buddy!!!

[marcodhur]

It’s Sunday, Corporals Corner Time, German Military training time. A really cold and survival shelter. I love the food. Thank you for this great teaching and I hope you don’t fought an cold. God bless and respectfully Marco, Vielen Danke für diese Ausbildung, Weiterbildung. God bless

[donniecampbell]

Excellent demonstration on how to get things done quickly. Which is of upmost importance in a true survival situation!
You rock Kelly 👊🏼🇺🇸

[richardspennicchia]

The only thing I would add is maybe used the trash bags as extra flooring to insulate against the snow or as a door way.

[nelistheron]

Thank you for the time you put in. Sacrificing 1 night every single week, to sleep outside so we can learn from you. We appreciate it brother.

[nigelmack]

Love them survival blankets.

One thing I've picked up from watching is shelter size. Smaller is better when alone.

[kalipo]

Appreciate all the time and hard work that goes into these videos, learnt so much from watching your content. Outstanding as always. Road to a million subs now lets go!

[RHDI]

Corporals Corner is my Favorite Cooking Channel

[paul]

I feel guilty sitting here at the desk while you're lying in the snow! Ridgeline without trees (I'm in the desert) and an emergency blanket sandwich - learned something today! Awesome instruct-able Corporal!

[christiantroy]

Low crawling out of that warm cocoon had to be the hardest part. Keep up the good work Brother

[raymondpetrovits]

This is the one I personally have been waiting for. Your shelter was built precisely and elegantly. Over here in Connecticut the scene is just like where you shot your video. I also enjoy your culinary segment. It always is a hearty mans type meal. Your videos are never wasted on me. Enjoy every one.

[JeffreyNWhite]

Trips me out every time I see you tie a bowline! I have been a professional mariner for 25 years and never seen it tied that way. Like I said before, I always learn something!

[omnivos]

I like knowing how long it takes to build the shelter. This type of shelter could come in handy in an emergency. I certainly wouldnt want to spend more than a couple hours building a shelter in an emergency situation. The steak and eggs looked delicious.