This was an absolute joy to watch. Impressive skills, and such a cozy hut to stay warm in when complete.

This is very similar to what the pioneers built when first homesteading. Something that you could put up quickly without nails or wooden pegs. Just as long as it will keep you warm and dry while you build your permanent home. One can still run across thr remains of these in the bush. Well done!

This guy is smarter than the average bear to use trees that already form rough corners. Why don't more guys do this? I've watch a lot of vids on this subject, and few have figured this out.

Gosto muito de vídeos assim. Gostaria de um dia fazer isso 😀

Great idea for up here in the PNW. Lots of forest up here with young timber. And fresh cedar bark was used by Native Salish for many things, including roofs. Those trees will grow outward and the bark will squish out around and into those side cracks. This is a great design for a few seasons of camping, at least.

I absolutely LOVE this style of building. I have watched a metric ton of channels like this and I have yet to see this wedge method employed. Fantastic and inspiring. Hell. This just looks right and like something I could actually pull off with a lot of work, patience, and practice. Got a new Sub. Great work.

Melhor bushcraft que já assisti! Aprimore ela. 🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷

I always admire such brave determined people who aren`t afraid of difficults!

So i like the way you build this cabin for winter could be perfect for inviting some friends. The way i see you put those wood planks is a way to hold the wals so they dont fall or have tiny gaps to let the cold air enter. I like it

It'd be kind of neat if you built a chain of these. Like now that this is built, you could make a couple trips just to stock it with supplies so you can travel lighter later on, covering ground faster and with less fatigue. Then use it as a base camp to build progressively more and more of these farther in any time you find another spot far enough away to be worth it. Even if you had to do some last minute patching, having a structure 95% intact next time you're around means you can cover more ground a lot more quickly. You'd have your own little network of mini-hideouts if you ever I dunno need to go on the run or whatever.

Outstanding!!! Well done, so much hard work and determination. Respect!

This is absolutely wonderful. I'm looking to do this myself someday.

I've never seen walls constructed that way before, but they are extremely cool. 👍

Brilliant! Love the quiet simplicity no need for talking or explaining, just showing us by example, respecting what nature gave you and using nature to provide so much to survive if you know what to do and how to use it! Nature rocks! Thank you for sharing your skills and love for all things survival in nature! Keep these coming and God bless!

Amazing build, very enjoyable to watch!

Greetings from Canada! I'm just discovering you for the first time and loved this. Very peaceful, very soothing. I'm looking forward to watching your other vids in the coming days. Stay safe. 💙💛

This looks so cool. I wish I could live this way. I wonder how long it took him to complete it?

Thanks for another great video ! The time and effort put into all you video is greatly appreciated ! They are all a apleasure to watch and enjoy !

Amazing job done, nice result! I am really impressed by this shelter...

I am very Impressed with the amount of time, strength & attention to detail this took! P.S.The skewered meat looks Delicious! 🤤

Humanity learns to live in the wild again or it will die off. Videos like these are not only educational but also spiritually correct and should be adopted by us all as the only proper way to live. Sustenance above all. Independence above all. Self reliance above all. Also, the look of the cabin, well done, looks nice. I like your style.

Carambaaaa, ajudo que eu sempre pensei em fazer👏👏👏

One thing you have to be careful with is a flat roof with snowy conditions. Everyone throughout time has use wood to make pointed roofs to avoid cave-in. If you make the roof out of denser materials you could do it but it will always be a risk

Well done! I should think that the hardest part may have been finding trees to readily serve as support posts for the structure in the manner required. The ONLY think that I would have tried to do different might have been to build some sort of direct external exit chimney exit for the fire smoke, as opposed to how the fire smoke exits here. Again, well done!

I’d like to see how much movement there’ll be over time. A lovely build 👌

It’s a great way to build a shelter in the woods! Thanks for sharing.

Your bushcraft skills are amazing. Really enjoyed this one.

Hey! Bushcraft, How many cameras do you use for your videos. The angles are quite exquisite in your videos, very curious into what goes into the editing process! Love your work. 😄

Saw the lastest short while shorts watching and love how he can look at a spot and know exactly how to build a hut to look like it was already there before he arrived.

This is so amazing I've watched tons of videos like this but this one is my favorite ❤

That’s a nice looking easy to do shelter! I’ll have to try that out! I like the moss in between the tree logs

What impresses me is your ability to cut those logs well enough to fit those spaces tightly!

Tempat berlindung yang sangat nyaman❤❤

My Dear, I'm not a Bushcrafter. But I have seen hundreds of videos on TRshow. Here I want to state that you have done really awesome, wonderful job. ❤️

I love watching these types of videos, this is a great shelter, thanks for the education. 👍❤️🇬🇧

Congratulations for the amazing survival skills demonstrated & beautiful wood work done while respecting Mother Nature. A mutual symbiosis! Simply ❤️ it. Kind regards from Portugal

Show demais um otimo trabalho parabéns 💯💯💯💯💯👍🤝

Very nice construction and it looks amazingly solid as well. Thumbs Up!

Your videos never fail to impress me!

It's just amazing, great work man ❤

I really love this video... Amazing how you build the shelter...👍👍👍

Chegando agora no canal 👍🏼☕ ótimos vídeos 🇧🇷

Awesome build .My only question is what type of stone for the fire pit ? Looks like limestone to me and from my experience can have some explosive effects :)

I often watch these videos and ask myself the same question every time. How do they work this hard for these many hours and stay completely clean?

A man of few words, but loads of imagination and talent.

Lot of work. I watch a lot of these.. I don’t know how you guys pull off huge jobs like this with all the stops necessary to set up, move, set up again (etc) a video cam. Interesting build 👍

Amazing build! What an awesome idea.

Ótima ideia de usar as árvores como suporte pras paredes ficou muito bom

It’s so satisfying seeing him hit the logs and they fit perfectly

It is really satisfying to watch. So much efforts... Highly appreciated ❤️ Well done ✨👏👏👏 Never enjoyed this much watching ❤️❤️❤️

Excellent build!!!❤

Geez,more so,how fortunate to be able to eyeball all these measurements perfectly, never ever seen anything like it,it's got to be his super powers! It's amazing to witness!

Мой поклон за такое архитектурное сооружение 👍👍👍! Это нечто, очень красиво и практично!!!

i love this! its so nice to just have a simple, quiet wilderness building video, btw do you know how to hunt? just curious! bc if you do i think you would be really great on the survival show called alone!

Simply one of the best builds I have seen ...Great work !!!!!

I’m a bit amazed you were able to find so many perfectly straight trees so close by.

Looks crazy comfy. It looked so satisfying to build the whole structure

Excellent work! Smart way of doing it. Awesome roof shingling! Enjoy the peace & quiet! 😊

Absolutely love this build!!!!

Watching these videos makes me feel very calm and collected, thank you.

I like the concept, It will be interesting to see how long this stays up when the wind blows these trees back & forth, I have a feeling some logs will fall out unless they are secured.. This is why log cabins overlap the logs...

You have this great wood to work with everywhere, mats of soft moss, young pine branches, naturally occurring slabs of good sedimentary rock, excellent and malleable oak bark. What a bushcraft haven.

WOW we have come a long way since living in bushcraft.shelters!! WELL DONE!! reminds me of survival camps I used to do when I was young ;-) our ancesters survived and thrieved while we are living in a society that cannot go one day without their commodities...

I absolutely loved this, man. Seeing you eat and sleep in the newly built shed was so satisfying. Bouta binge this content

Now, that’s what I call some fine bushcraft!! Great shelter!! I have subscribed in order to see more. Thank you for sharing!!!❤️

What a beautiful shelter you are very good at building a shelter You sawed large trees to build a shelter from wild animals in the forest it was amazing to watch these videos

The fact that nature provides everything you need to survive, and comfortably! Is amazing… I mean you can peel the bark of trees and make shingles! Personally it makes me believe their was an intelligent designer who made the earth and all the plants and animals in it for us to use as a resource… just my opinion!

Very smartly built. You know your craft. You’ve done an excellent job with the construction of this house.

Coincidência boa encontrar árvores tão próximas para fazer sua casa ,parabéns. Inscrevi 🇧🇷

Спасибо! Действительно отличный проект и работа. Смотрел с начала до конца.

Very neat job. Like! I especially liked the solution without nails. But, in my opinion, for a temporary version of the overnight stay, the geometry is too complicated for someone else to implement, and it is not suitable for a permanent one - the building will stand until spring, and the first strong wind can destroy it.

Love your craftsmanship. An honor to watch & learn.

Man I cant wait to see what you can do if you had a whole 15 mins !

imagine walking in forest and see entire village built like this

I love these videos, so satisfying. Your a gentleman and a scholar sir.

Ok I have to say that is one of the nicest builds I have seen in a long time, very nice work.

Very nice, I love it, even more so with the winter setting and snow fall! Good job!

Nice shelter. I really liked the way you used the trees to your advantage, I would have done the same thing.

Hello, @Bushcraftimprovisation! I love your videos, they are calming, relaxing, and very satisfying to see! I have one quick question though. In your time of creating these amazing, and astonishing builds, have you ever once, by accident cut yourself with the saw, or maybe the hatchet? I'm looking forward to see your response. You just earned yourself a new subscriber!

I feel very happy and motivated to work when watching this video!

Sem dúvida um dos melhores projetos que eu já vi em buschscraft

I love these nice cozy natural shelters you can put together quickly after a long hike. Beautiful.

شيء جميل جدا اتمنى ان اسكن في هكذا منزل بالبراري والطقس البارد ..كل الحب من سوريا🇸🇾🇸🇾❤️

How did you keep the roof on/attached as such? Also how big was the chimney?

Absolutely fantastic build!! Brilliant.

Everyone dreams about doing something like this but blissfully rests in the knowledge that they’ll never have to.

Awesome job. Very impressive. I think the most impressive part was how you peeled the bark off the ash tree for the roofing materials. The meat looked delicious as well. Did you make pine needle tea?

This is awesome. Goes to show that everything we need to survive has already been put on this earth for us and grows here. 🙌🏼

Just subscribed. Love your videos so far. Quick question. What kind of ax are you using or recommend for someone that wants to get started in practicing bushcraft.

this may have been asked already, but i am curious how long this took you in real time to build? great work!

Another great build from an excellent worker, keep up the amazing work

We found that exact same formation of 5 trees that made a perfect 14x14 foot square. We cut enough logs for 3 full walls and the roof. Not long after a massive forest fire came through and burned up all our hard work. We also had a massive 14 foot TP out of canvas up there with camping gear inside and it all got burned up😔

Was it smokey inside? Would have love to see a chimney incorporated into the build. Loved it overall thanks for the great video!

If I'm building something like this, it better be for more than one frosty night. Very nice. I wonder how long it took

Amazing build with the natural trees. I think I would have put more roof support myself though.

This build is very impressive!!! I would only recommend not to play with mushrooms, they have spores that are dangerous to inhale. Stay safe and thank you for the video

Wow pretty amazing skill set you have and it was really interesting to watch to all unfold !! Amazing content 👍👍

How does this guy stay so clean even digging in the dirt ?

Yo man, I think this idea is sick. If possible, could you post names for some of the tools you use (besides axe obviously). The one you use to get the bark off, I've never seen it before. Much appreciated brother

You made this look sooo easy. How long did it really take?