24 HOURS: Sleeping under Giant Dead Tree Bushcraft Shelter 

You make fabulous videos! So relaxing, down to earth and inspiring. I am 56 years old and really want to do some outdoor camping, constructing and cooking etc. you could survive anywhere. Thanks a million for the inspiration.

Love the sound of those cut logs when you stack them. They almost sound like musical notes.

I love the homage you give to that fallen giant of ash❤

What a nice set up man. I swear everytime I watch your videos the excitement just takes over and i want to pack those bags and go live in the woods😂

I get a lot of positive energy from you. May you always be successful

Back to the overnights! Love these mate, they’re why I originally followed you back in 2021. Glad to see you back out in the field 🔥

Brilliant Video! This is the first time I’ve seen someone put a hole in the side to aid airflow. Clever! Another tip you could utilise is if you are out and about and you haven’t got a knife, axe or saw at hand, you can simply hammer sticks into the ground that you find laying around with another stick used as a baton, creating exactly the same thing, a Swedish Torch, a number of concentric rings of sticks (the amount depends on how thick the sticks are but I’d go no less than an inch per stick, pack them tightly with the middle rings lower that the rest, it’ll burn faster but it’s a quick and easy way to create a Swedish Torch when you have no tools and you need to cook or boil water quick. I’ve used this method a number of times when the weathers been bad and the ground and everything other than deadfall is sodden.

Reminds me of big black garbage bag shelters I made when I was a kid 😊 yours is of course much more sufficient ❤from Michigan

Such a nice camp !

It’s great to see you have time in your real life to break away and make videos for your channel. 👍🏼

I've just bought my first tarp, it's not expensive but it'll do for now. Can't wait to use it. 😀 Thanks Mike. 😄👍

Cracking episode Mike. Old school vibes

Hello from a fellow outdoor RU-vidr!!! I really enjoyed watching this!!

That steak looked soooo good.

You should try a Kelly kettle brother, they are an awesome bit of kit. Used one for years now, and I love mine. Love the content and what you are doing. Keep up the hard work. You are very much appreciated.

I'd love to see a video on a grid down scenario that shows how you'd escape and evade on your way to one of your bushcraft shelters. Maybe even bring along some others you've done videos with.

Top job with the tarp shelter Mike, really liked that setup. To have a fallen tree like that is just perfect, you could make whatever type of shelter/homestead you want with that, it's a great shape. That emergency match is ACE!!! haha its like a flare 😄. You shout workout a place where you can have it to try and boil a cup of water over it! That would make for an ace vid. Great bed too matey. Looking forward to seeing what uour gonna build there next. Cheers Mike.

Your videos are the highlights of my days and most likely hundreds of thousands of other peoples too thank you soo much keep it up

I really like watching your videos, it inspires me when I go into the wild to experience as well as when I drink coffee to relax, I watch your videos, a fallen tree you turned it into a place. sleep overnight, wish you always stay inspired For everyone

Hey Mike instead of bringing salt I would suggest if you can find it in your country A salt and spice mix called Herbomore Herbomir they're two kinds there's urban mere regular mix which has got dried herbs and salt and I think pepper mixed together and the other one is called Trokemaire which is the same mix plus has red chili flakes in it. They're great for seasoning foods using the table salt And it makes your salt go further you don't have to use as much Because you get the other spices added flavor to whatever you're cooking whether it's meat or vegetables. That way you don't have to carry as many spices you could add Ginger instead or dried garlic Or I need powder garlic powder that kind of stuff instead of just you know the chili flakes and black pepper and whatever spices you have besides your salt And the great thing about it it's sea salt. so you're getting more minerals and nutrients than just Plain old Potassium sodium chloride The potassium chloride Magnesium chloride other chlorides in it which add great flavor to whatever you're cooking. so the main one is called Herba Mare and the spicy one is called Trokemaire it's not too spicy but it does get a little bit of zest to it. one of the other things you could carry with you is like dried citrus rind like lemon or lime or orange or mixture of all three. it wasn't your vials. and it's easy to make your own citrus rinds you get yourself a microplanar And you hold the citrus in your one hand and you use the microplanar on top of the citrus So you can see exactly where you're taking the rind from On your citrus. you take it You spread it out on a piece of wax paper And let it dry or put it in dehumidifier or whatever they call them dehydration units and let those sit for like 20 minutes or an hour to get really dry pulls out all the moisture so that you can then mix them and match them however you want to add to your food and then you put in your vials and bring that with you so that's what I would suggest is forget the other vials to keep your tropical bears urban mayor at one file your black pepper your garlic and onion powder mixed And then your citrus rines in another that'll be all four vials with better ingredients for you to use when you're cooking and a camp situation.

I didn't know the inner voice would perk up like a suppressed firestarter untill I saw your survival match. Interesting that I was shopping for matches for my survival gear today. So many options. I bought another mini torch. Still need matches for the inevitable power outages. I like having more than one option for "quick" fire starting.

Really like that you take advantage of the natural resources you have available. In thinking about the trepidation you had over possibly puncturing the thermo rest. I would suggest a thin foam Roll up pad to use with it Also like that you explained the dual height of the bed, and how much time, ( unedited ) it really takes.

I'd tie a finger loop by the roller clips. 1 it makes it easier to pull & tighten & 2 will stop the cord from slipping out of the clip. Just an idea.

You can make your own teas from the outdoors offerings. All you'll need is to order empty stringed tea bags in order to make them, etc? Ebay or Amazon would be ideal for said tea bags.

I just love that tree!

Love you videos!

Nice outing…Have fun stay safe.

Turning a tree root into a cozy Bushcraft bed & breakfast: nature edition! 🌲☕✨ Can't wait to try these wilderness tips on my next camping trip!

Good one, thanks for sharing Mike. Take care.

Just as good as always... i do really miss the pallet cabin though. Id like to see a new and improved one it was one of my favorite builds

The clips on your tarp have me intrigued. I use Nite Ize Cam Jams. What are the ones you have Mike??

Not sure if I like Jacket potato or baked potato better. Both make perfect sense to me.

A pleasant evening and a beautiful morning at camp! It was fine to visit the iconic fallen ash tree trunk!

Tried to find the “rope roller clips” using that term but couldn’t find them, is it possible to post a link? They look like a great idea.

Thanks for filming Mike. 😁👍🏼

There are numerous bushcraft camping videos out there but, I really did enjoy this one of yours. Love that enormous tree cave.

Very peaceful, relaxing, cool, it even made me want to go camping soon, who knows. Maybe today I'll buy materials to make a new backpack, I hope it works out, I think my equipment in general is pretty great, even simple, just the backpack I feel a little lack of space, and I still don't have a pillow, but I want to make one out of wood, and I like to use juice boxes, I recommend trying them out (those boxes that are silver on the inside are a parallelepiped)

Your vids never disappoint. Good show and thanks for sharing

As with a lot of videos, you come for the content, and stay because of the personality. Robbie Cummigs's Canal Boat Diaries is just like this too. With both, it feels like relaxing with a good friend.

I love all you do for your fans and your family

Right, very nice. Lovely way to end the week. Thanks mate

Nice video Nick, keep doing what you do 👍🏼🤙🏼

Always enjoy your videos and learn something new every time with a new hack you demonstrate. Thank you.

thats a man who loves his bushcraft

Great video, nice to see more progress on the bushcamp again.

Bet that setup would be cozier with an added woodstove.

I love the tarp shelter paying homage to your fallen ash tree. Oh my that ribeye looked soooo good. 👍🏻

This episode enlightened ❤❤❤

great stuff! just would be scared about that root tipping over and squashing me😂😂😂

Great video once again. These types of videos are my favourite ones, for what you do ( but I do love them all)

I got some good ideas , when watching this video , Thank you :D

Man! I just love these vids! Thanks for sharing!

Nice video Mike 👍

Great video sharing , thanks Mike! Absolutely loved that new toy emergency match, wow! Stay safe out there!

Love all your vids!!! Big shout out from the Great White North that is Canada. Keep up the great work!!!

That Tree is massive!

Nice overnighter, great cooking and constructing. Have a great day

Please make a video tutorial on how to make a bed on a slope. Where I live, there is no even ground in the forest. Thanks!

Amazing video Mike your video's are to sit down and watch while drinking a coffee

Enjoy your awesome video. Thanks for sharing.

Thank you. Lovely setup. I would love to see longer videos with more nature shots if you ever feel like making these kinds of videos. You are my window into the outdoors.

5pm Fridays 🎼🎵🎶to my ears 🙏 ty Mike love it👌

Good content mate keep them coming

Nicely found site. I'd certainly use it.

thanks mate 👍👏well done

Thanks for another great video. Had a really rubbish week and it was great to relax watching some outdoor living. ❤

adding to the algorithm. watched he video through and it was awesome. looking forward to more camping content.

I was wondering why you didn’t put some leaves beneath the mattress

That was a fun video I liked it😊

Great vid, Mike. Lernt a bit from this. Thanks.

Get some other bushcraft folks down to the woods for some crossover episodes! That'd be cool to see. Looking forward to the regular uploads, theres always wee things I learn here and there, I'd never thought to leave a loop in a tautline hitch to make it quick release. Useful and entertaining video, as per.

really cool idea, loved the video!

Great video.

Excellent!

Great video

Think a roof build over the old tree trunk would be a good video or a series 👍

Great video. Love this type of content

Great camp. The Rocket stove could be tied with a root, vine or thin green twig around the bottom also.

Could you plz provide us the link for the rope roller clips Great video though Great info of survival skills

Interesting way to build a stove from the chunk of wood. When we used to have a lot of fires with just chopped down trees, an older and experienced guy always told us to have the twigs and branches all lined up the same way, rather than in a pyramid shape. He showed us the moisture being chased out of the ends of the wood as it burned in the middle. As the fire progressed he would then push the outer bits of branches into the middle where they would burn easily because they were so dry at that point. Dunno if this is right or wrong, just a bit of knowledge passed down over the years. Great vid as usual 👍

Nice

Lovely camping, I wish I was there 😍👌🔥🤘❤️🍻💯

Awesome video from team totally awesome!! Loving the talking starting earlier in the videos recently!

Thanks for the video, Mike. I hope to be getting out more this year myself. Can I ask where you got that frying pan, please? It looks perfect!

Mike do you have a link for the roller clips they look totally awesome, thanks

I would like if you made your woodland cabin 4 season. Plexy 3 pane window, insulate, fold up desk and bunk. To keep your bed from rolling, split the log.

Loving the content Mike!

Awesome vid Mike, loving these overnighters :)

Great set up. Good food. 😀 perhaps build up the side log walls a bit more to reduce the wind .

Rocket Stove: I wonder if three instead of four splits would be more stability for the kettle? Trickier splitting but you've got that nice hand axe.

Love the Rocket stove out of a Log

As far as the wet conditions go and that whatever that’s called, you got for lighting fires, you could always buy a highway flare😮

I really like the tree root set up. That would be great to find out in the deep wilderness, which I have done. Very cool video, thank you.

Great bushcraft camp there Mike, I was cringing the thought of that thermarest on those logs, I would have had a blanket on the logs to protect it. 😂😂 I’ve set a timer for crackerjack time 🎉🎉🎉 It’s Friday it’s 5 o’clock See you next week All the best Johnny

Cool video! Never seen one of this fire starters!

Nice vid, thanks 👍

Where can I get the rope roller clips from please Mike?

Good bushcraft tips and camp I love my hestia fast guide gloves but my 8 quid stanley ones go on for dirty ruff stuff😮 with wood and tools hesta for luxury comfort and warmth 😂

Enjoyed that one! TVM.🙂

Loved the log rocket stove, ingenious 🙌 Dinner looked superb too 👌🏽