1 YEAR IN A CAVE ALONE | THE BEST SHELTER FOR SURVIVAL WITH A STOVE IN FROSTY WEATHER

Hello friends! I am glad to see you on my YouTube channel. Today I want to show you a full movie about how I found an unknown cave in the wild forest and made it a cozy shelter for survival. During the year, I came to this place and improved the cave so that I could live in it in winter. Enjoy watching, friends!

[gmanana]

Quite a few comments criticizing him, he's young, with each venture he gains knowledge, & experience. Hey, he's out there doing the things. Keep it up young man. 👊

[mielund]

I think its really comforting to see young ppl out and about instead of being screen zombies. Keep it up young man. Im rooting for ya.

[bluebirdflyinglow]

I’m 70 years old, a woman, and very fit. In my younger days, I loved challenges that nature offers. Stayed in the wilderness. Went to Scotland in 2018. Went solo for 30 days. Climbed mountains and hiked everyday for 23 days of the trip. If you dream to do what this woman is doing, then do it! Good luck and have fun! Nature will teach you so much. 😊

[Walls]

Imagine this being found 1500 years from now. Makes you think how a lot of people did it the same way in our past. And the lucky person who finds this in the future. Fascinating. Great work young man..thanks

[mswetra]

When i was a kid i read a book, My Side of the Mountain. It was about a boy who decided to live in a hollowed out tree. It really sparked my love of the wild. Sixty years later i still enjoy the outdoors and try to stay close to nature. Gret video young man❤

[seriousoldman]

66 yrs old and thoroughly entertained. Well done young man.

[danmcqueen]

A young man after my own heart! I spent a summer in the mountains alone with my dog living off the land when I was 20. I'm old now, but I share the same spirit with this guy. Great video!

[danieldeanmasterfinisher]

Just 1 very important criticism, your door should open inwards, because if you get 2 or 3 feet/ 1 meter of snow over night your going to be trapped inside

[anthropologybear]

Is nobody going to comment on the way he dispatched the tick? Well done! What a fun kid. He works like a dog, eats like a King, and decorates like a Neanderthal. The best of all eras. What a life!

[gudgo]

In my younger days I did some cold weather mountain training while serving in the military and we had a lot of foreign exchange folks who trained along side us around the world like Greenland, Norway, Utah etc… everything about this young lad screams European! I admire his grit and stamina! I miss those days because they were the best in my life without a doubt. Being young and bulletproof made it fun. I’m paying for it now at 62 years old. Good on ya fella!😊

[kathyfragassi]

Love your cave dwelling...safe and cozy. You put alot of work, time and energy in all you do and it looks great 👍. Love all your videos. We, here in Pennsylvania, LOVE the People of Russia and the beautiful lands of Russia 🥰 With LOVE from America ❤ keep safe and God Bless you all 🫂🙌🙏

[Hyrumfyrum]

We are all selling our time for less than it is worth but when you spend your time in the real world like this lad you find out more about reality and yourself. I admire this lad for following his gut instincts and surviving in difficult elements. With the world being moved towards war, bushcraft could be the difference between surviving some periods out of your home. Power to his elbow and good luck young man on your path may it lead you to safe havens.

[Cautious_Gamer]

This is probably the coolest thing I've seen on YouTube in the past 10 years. 👍 I really wonder what's on this fellas mind. I hope it's good things. This was such a neat journey! Thank you for taking us all along with you! Stay safe my friend!

[elaineschiefer-feria]

You are a courageous young man, I am such a chicken, I could never go into a cave like that, not even when I was young.. The place is beautiful, I love it! Thank you for sharing your adventures with us, .. and you are a sweet person. Greetings from the state of South Carolina, USA

[ghmlyby]

Русская пословица "Терпение и труд -- всё перетрут!"... Даже эти огромные камни! Молодец! Креативно! Смело! Браво!!!

[judypausina]

Love it ! I am an elderly lady from New Orleans and I am fascinated by your adventure. Thank you for sharing.

[brucegwynn]

I really appreciate the efforts you put into this project, made a neat little dwelling, i wish you the best!!

[lyndiaharris]

I saw many openings where snakes and spiders would love to camp out too. I’d be sealing those holes up real tight. A lower floor might be nice, too. Giving a better floor depth, would make your space easier to use, and a more usable roof to cover the front door space makes a more spacious area to live in. Good work though.

[digitalcampingx]

Love this guy hes so creative imaginative and amazing skills 👏 👌 ❤ 🙌 👍

[marlenehellmann]

This is fun watching. When I was young I love to explore. It was nothing for me to pitch a tent. Now this cave is stretching it for a female. I can only think of creepy crawlers. I give this young man credit. A lot of young people are busy getting into mischief. Good luck, you will go far in life.