NEW BUILD: Building a Woodland Viking House Bushcraft Shelter with my Dog | Hand Tools | Axe | Ep.1

Having read through all of your comments, I decided to go with the majority vote and choose to re-use the materials, without any need for sourcing extra wood. Amber usually takes up 'most' of my bed, so I'm hoping the new bed will be big enough for us now! What do you think?

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[niny_tigga]

My uncle saw me watching a bunch of these videos and he said that when he did bushcraft he always took a pencil sharpener. He said he would use it on sticks and then use the shavings for building up a fire.

[shario]

So glad you’re back. Missed you and Amber terribly. I was worried about the demolition of the debris shelter knocked the wind out of your sails.
So very happy to see new vids.
You’re a genuine soul. A gentleman, and a true bushman. God speed Dustin. Much❤ from the States.

[erockoutdoors]

The dowels in the bed rails are a vast improvement over stakes in the ground. It will be more stable and last longer. Appreciate you always making Amber's comfort a priority. Good teaser for the mystery project in the next video. Looking forward to it. 👍

[mommyoftwokiddos]

I just found your channel and I love I definitely liked the video and subscribed to your channel by hitting the notification bell for any future uploads. This is truly

[jpa]

Clicked immediately, I love these bushcraft shelter videos, and isn't Amber a wonderful dog? ❤️

[geraldineross]

Amber is a beautiful dog the coloring on her is gorgeous!

[BrentDelong]

Heck, Yes. That is exactly what I asked for. You're awesome. I love A-frame shelters. They are easy to build and very sturdy. Thank you.

[steveowens]

Great work and video as always Dustin. Where there's more snow, a shelter like this gains a lot of cold-weather insulation from snow cover. You could probably use a layer of leaves near the bottom of the walls/roof to retain some heat. As this is a smaller shelter, you might try for some removable or foldable furniture, maybe a table against the back wall. How about trying a greased paper window? It's good to see that Amber still enjoys watching you work!

[ArielleViking]

Excellent build and it'll be awesome to watch it progress. Yep, extra wide bed is a great idea as Amber would rather sleep on top of you instead of on a separate bed. Hmmm, brand new, a folding table. "What would I build", maybe an indoor firepit for cooking and warmth in inclement weather. 👍

[jamesellsworth]

🙂Witty contrast between you and Amber as to wood processing!

[joosepkunder]

That's insane how sharp your tools are.

[RADULCHOS]

I am thankful for your work. You make the best bushcraft videos and explain things well and correct.

[qUinnwd]

Great to see amber and you in the forest. Cheers mate

[JasonMcCann]

Great start. Looking forward to following along.

[ruthvanvliet]

I started watching you with husband. We really enjoy your videos. And we love Amber.

[chrisdinger]

This is a fun hut. Nice you made the bed bigger.

[michelebrown]

Love your videos and can't forget Amber ❤️ 💕 💗

[weyman]

Excellent video can't wait to see the shelter finished. Atb Stuart

[Emeralda]

So nice to see another traditional build being done!

[carolbulmer]

I like your videos. I especially like your explanations of what you’re doing😊