Winter Survival Shelter, Stay Warm Overnight With No Fire

? What if a snake tries to come? Is there a way to prevent a snake to enter in

Here Iam thinking of spiders instead of survival 🥲

thank you for this. i got kicked out my house 2 days after my 18th birthday which was in october, and ive been homeless since then. last night was the first time it got below 20 degrees and it was miserable. thank you for basically saving my life.

Cool shelter...imaging if we add an slepping bag..it would be really warm and protected

Amazing ,congrats,good job body

I’ve never been in a situation where I’ve needed something like that and I hope I never do but it’s very cool to see what you did here.

Great survivor video !!!! 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼💪🏼💪🏼💪🏼💪🏼🫡🫡🫡🫡🫡🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

Clever man x

Nice video!!!

If snakes come ?

I think you should have started a fire. Really try it out next time.

Hobbits exist

What if it caught fire

Cool video hey what about a little fire inside😂

If i had warm enough clothes that would be the coziest place in the world. I bet one would sleep like a baby in that nest. Thank you.

You Da Man

Pretty good idea. About 2 am you will need to crawl out and go to bathroom. Look around for a Motel 6 sign. The light will be on.

This does work extremely well

Awesome video! Hope I never have to use it, but it's good to know!

Great info!!!! Kathy- Alaska

Well a little late, but I don’t think one of those rocks coming down on a head would make the situation worse - I think the situation would be over and you wouldn’t need shelter anymore.

One day, I'm just gonna go to work and do everything I usually do (call out) and pull my car over and make a nest and sleep all day. Come home like nothing happened. 😂

Great Job thanks

If daingeres snakes baight going up dead invitatio dount follow

Some people don't have common sense like this.

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Thanks for this video

Cool

I would love to be able to have you come to the PNW and do a seniors survival utube. .The forest Mountains . 🎉

Good to know

This is awesome knowledge. Thanks for taking the time to share.

last year, It was Winter In Northeast Philadelphia.... Yes in Philly. lol..at PennyPack Park there was a single spot that looked like someone deliberately grew some of that brushwood..( I thought it was bamboo.. but it was the exact stuff that you worked with making this survivable natural sleeping bag ).
So to share a little bit with what I did with it, I used it to keep off of the cold muddy ground, I cross threaded the most solid pieces I could find..and made a twin sized raft like flooring.... and then using one my one of two blankets that I had and I folded it and laid it on top of the weaved brushwood... started to rain.. So I put the tarp I had on top of me, and tucked it under the weaved brushwood.. so none of my stuff got soaked... sadly there wasn't as much brushwood as I would have liked.. there was alot of space in between each piece...but it was about 50 ft by 50 ft in the overall space of grown brushwood..There was 3 sides of this vegetation that gave me privacy from the main trail...and it was where I kept my stuff off and on for about 5 months.... I moved it every other day....
It's a long story...
but this info you shared looks quite useful... if the conditions call for it .. 🫡👍.

Thank you for the information.

This is why animals build nests because it works

Step 1: Find the rarest grass on planet earth

thx for sharing

DI you light the fire after crawling in?

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Thanks

GREAT SURVIVAL INFORMATION!!

Truly awesome. What if you live in the desert?

nifty. how different is that from a straw hut

Thanks. That's good knowledge!

I needed to know this this is for survival just in case anything bad happens in America he must have been in the Marine corps 💯💯👍🏿👍🏿

I have a quality waterproof military style sleeping bag with an extra waterproof cover and other survival items just in case I ever lose my home then I'm ready for the outdoor life for a while 😊

Awesome, thank you!

I NEVER like people’s videos but you sir deserve 1. Probably the most well explained and professional video I’ve seen on surviving in the wild