Bushcraft Camp: Full Super Shelter Build from Start to Finish.

This is all 13 Bushcraft Camp Update episodes merged into one, with no talking, just pure bushcraft shelter building.
Featuring the Hunting Tower with ladder, Dog House, Giant Lean-to shelter, small lean to shelter with wood roof, raised bed, fire pit, log store, main tarp roof with pulley system, bushcraft bench and all perimeter walls.
The Bushcraft Camp Update series has been my favourite series to date. Building a natural shelter from resources found in the woods has always been a passion of mine, as has spending the night alone in the forest. By building this camp I have the opportunity to learn Bushcraft & Survival skills whilst doing solo overnight camps at the same time. To start with I built this supershelter using cheap tools to save money. As my knowledge developed I began to purchase better quality tools to help me get tasks done faster.
My favourite part of the series was definitely Bushcraft Camp Update 11 where I built the Hunting Tower with ladder completely on my own. It wasn’t an easy build, and I made many mistakes along the way, but I learnt from them, and for me that was the most important part: to learn to work with nature and not against it.
Now that this Bushcraft Log Cabin is pretty much complete, I can spend time chilling in the woods, learning more about my surroundings and learning primitive technology to further develop my survival knowledge. This adventure has been amazing and I’m so pleased you guys could join along with me.
How do you create a frame for your shelter, and what factors do you need to consider while choosing the branches for your setup?
Bushcraft Camp: Full Super Shelter Build from Start to Finish
Bushcraft camp is a survival technique and an ideal way to enjoy the natural world of the outdoors while learning how to construct shelters, hunt for food, make fire, and find water sources. In this article, we will be discussing the construction process of a full Super Shelter Build from start to finish.
For the construction of a Super Shelter, you need to have a basic understanding of the concept of bushcraft camp. The idea of bushcraft is to build a shelter that will keep the elements at bay and provide you with a comfortable and safe place to rest and sleep. A full Super Shelter Build offers a lot more than that. A Super Shelter is designed to regulate the temperature inside the shelter, to protect you from the elements, and offer additional features like a fireplace and a cooking space.
Step 1: Location
The first step in building a Super Shelter is to choose the right location for your camp. You want a spot that is dry and protected from the wind. Ideally, you’ll want to locate your site near a water source.
Step 2: Materials
The next step is to gather the materials you need to build your shelter. You will need a tarp or a canvas, some rope, and some branches. The tarp or canvas will be used to cover the shelter, while the branches will be used to create a frame.
Step 3: Frame
To create the frame for your shelter, you will need to find sturdy branches. You should look for branches that are thick enough to support the shelter, but not too thick that they are difficult to work with. Cut the branches to the correct size and use them to create a frame that will support the tarp or canvas.
Step 4: Cover the Shelter
Once you have the frame in place, you can use the tarp or canvas to cover the shelter. Secure the tarp or canvas with some rope or twine, making sure that the shelter is secure and stable.
Step 5: Build a Fireplace
One of the most important features of a Super Shelter is a fireplace. A fireplace can be used to cook food and keep you warm. You can build a fireplace inside the shelter, or outside the shelter, depending on your preference.
Step 6: Additional Features
A Super Shelter can include additional features, like a cooking space, storage areas, or a raised bed to keep you off the ground. These additional features can be added over time as you become more experienced with bushcraft.
In conclusion, a Super Shelter is an excellent way to improve your bushcraft skills and enjoy the great outdoors. With the right materials and a bit of time, you can construct a shelter that will keep you warm, dry, and protected from the elements. Remember to always be safe when building your shelter, and make sure to practice basic fire safety when using your fireplace. Happy building!
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