Solo Overnight Building an Emergency Fort In the Woods PART 3 Dakota Fireplace and Cajun Shrimp Boil

Underground Fireplace and Shelter Improvements. Lets Continue Building The Emergency Fort 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, Facebook and Twitter. 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, Facebook and Twitter. Thanks For Watching.

[bjbjr]

I grew up in central Texas and Summer meant living on the lake shore with a tarp above, a driftwood campfire, and an army surplus cot for my bed (no sleeping bag, after all, this was Texas in the summer). I now live in Maine, am 72, almost completely crippled by arthritis; until recently I believed I only had my memories of camping and communing with nature as my actual camping days were behind me. But YouTube and videos such as this allow me to vicariously enjoy adventures once more. Thanks Corporal!

[vagabondroller]

Haha, Your emergency fort looks better constructed than my house.

[devonsonger]

I'm glad that you talk about how much it takes out of you to build stuff. I always feel embarrassed about how much I struggle with stuff like this.

[Buzbikebklyn]

This reminds me of when my Dad and I went hunting in the Catskills.
We had large army surplus tent, we stayed for two weeks!
My Dad was a good hunter, most of the
"Hunters" bought Dad's kills and passed them off as there's.
We had a small stove made out of a grease gun drum and a old shopping cart.
We told each other stories and had a grand old time.
My Dad made me cut out of school for the hole two weeks.
I miss Dad terribly.
Check out the woods, it can be fun.

[jackgrimble]

I have another one!

Dashing through the woods! With some bacon in my pack!
My tarp is nice an oiled, I'll make a fancy shack!
I'll chop me up some logs, make fire of what's left
We're gonna have outstanding time, the woods is fun A.F.

Great outdoors, in the air! Fresh as it can be!
Not a worry in my mind, happy cause I'm free!
Great outdoors, in the sun, even in the rain!
You can't lose in hiking shoes, you can only gain!

[darrallbenoit]

I know this is an old video Corporal but I always go back to watch what I found interesting. I think this might be one of my favourite videos that you've put up yet. I don't have a lot of clay here but I did the same concept in the woods and it really did work as good as you said it did on your video. I've been in much worse shelters than this in my life. Keep up the good work brother, cheers!

[jimmd]

Laying in a hospital recovering from a serious COVID-19 infection I want to express my deep thanks for doing this video. It has made me smile and for a few moments I forgot just how serious sick I actually was. I can’t thank you enough. Jim

[eddiekeylon]

As if the dakota fire pit wasn't enough, that door hinge system was ingenious. Always, always learn something new. Thanks for your time and experience. Great video Corporal!!!

[philipkellerman]

It's amazing to me how much work you put into these videos. Not only do you you bust your hump to make whatever it is that, you happen to be building each installment. You still remember to change camera angles and get a lot of detail with the various knots and things. I personally would get so involved with the building aspect. I would completely forget about the camera shots. .. not to mention all the time editing. Good work sir. Good work.

[retiredreyes]

Hello, never commented before. I have been watching for over a year, since I figure you actually know what your doing. My father, also a marine n army never got to teach me. I figure I would rather watch you. Also my grand daughter is serving as a corpsman in the Navy. Thanks for the videos, your cooking is the best!

[richardlobb]

Shawn, , , , Another "Outstanding Video " keep'em coming.

[derekninehouse]

You have proven time and time again the basic skill set the Armed Services have instilled in you continue to grow. Plus you’re pretty smart and creative. Great job teaching us new methods

[nanaadriana]

I LOVE IT! My boys had been hooked for the half hour i needed them to be settled an quiet! You cant imagine how much I gotten done with in that much needed quiet time. Plus starting dinner an them telling me about everything you just showed them! OUTSTANDING there sir!

[rickw]

Only successfully built a Dakota once....never did I think of using the stick overlay tunnel. Genius!!

[jasonhoel]

Dude I just subscribed 51 fighting lung cancer watching your videos Elsa gets through appreciate your hard work love your stuff helps get mind off pain

[adamgable]

That Dakota fire pit was outstanding af!

[kensymons]

Im x British army 1958, love watching your show once army allways army.

[ksbrook]

I appreciate how you take the time to clearly show how to do the various knots, hitches, bends, and wraps in your videos. Very instructive.

[confusedzombie]

That Dakota Fire Hole would save my life if I got stuck at high elevations with really bad weather.. Excellent