Building a DUGOUT in the wild forest from start to finish. ONE year in TWO hours - DIY bushcraft

I find it funny that I am incapable of watching a two hour movie, but can sit and watch a two hour bushcraft video.

Those little 2 block high in ground cabins really are best for surviving 1st night creeps. Since you're on a hill, you can tunnel down and make bedrooms. Don't forget to set up a bed soon so you can set your spawn points.

While watching you bail the water from the hole under the floor I thought what I would have done is make it deeper. Making it deeper and lining it with stones or other liner you would have water close at hand to use to wash or cook with when the weather is bad. Another idea I had was to make an opening in the wall with a liner to hold food in a cooler spot ( like a cooler or refrigerator??). You are a man of my heart, I love being organized and clean just as this video shows. Great job.

Turned real quick from bushcraft to full blown construction

Да, ребята! Не завидую я иностранным зрителям, так не хватает вашего повествования. С вашими голосами, рассказами, пояснениями и рецептами видео приобретает свой не повторимый шарм и окрас, появляется вкус. Из-за этого ваши видео так приятно смотреть и с нетерпением ждешь новые. Добра вам!

Would love to see updates on how all of your structures are holding up after some time has passed. Are they built just for fun or are they built for clients?

WOW! YOU GUYS DID A WONDERFUL JOB. I DIDN'T WANT THE VIDEO TO END. I AM A 70 YEAR OLD WOMAN.

Wah keren banget rumah nya buat an sendiri, sangat² keren kawan, salam dari 🇮🇩

Enjoyed watching the build. You used good materials for a safe wood stove installation. If you install a damper in the stove pipe you will use less wood and not have to feed the fire as often through the night.

Great. I love the idea to buiild it underground. I, too, love the safety-aspect of it - having the place hidden and underground adds to the feeling of safety. The biggest safety-bringer is not being found at all. Also no falling trees etc. will be able to harm you and the insulation is probably better than any you could have added to an overground house. I love how you hid the chimney. Plus you have an emergency supply with groundwater / rainwater right under your feet in case you must hide out in there. I love these thought games of hiding out in a cabin during a zombie apocalypse or whatever the world can bring onto us.

What a great build your dugout is so well thought out well done even the dog loved it

These guys take their time on each build unlike a lot of others on yt and I greatly love to see detail and taking ones time to build something.

Beautiful ! A person or two could live comfortably in the most environmentally friendly place possible.

Great build. It's also great to see a bushcraft video that is realistic in the time frame it took and used tools suited to conditions..... such as a proper shovel and not one that barely reaches the knee. Would be a good idea to have a carbon detector. Great job

One word describes my opinion "brilliant " and your best friend at the end of the video snuggling with you was just the icing of your hard work.

And I wanted to say, when my grand parents migrated to Western Canada, they lived in a thatched house for the first few years. Ah, now I know that this type of dwelling can be very comfortable. I like the different styles you are showing us as well.

Хорошее пространство, которое вы вырезали для себя, я хотел бы сделать это сам, но я становлюсь слишком старым. Да благословит Вас Господь!

Enjoyed this immensely. One of the best I have ever seen. Exiting, calming, relaxing, and educational all at the same time. I will watch it again. 👍

Excellent!

It is perfect, congratulations... I very like. Perfect.