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@@LeatherSoup-c5j lol he will build himself a 3 level tree fort with hot tub and observation deck plus hunt down s pack of wild turkeys and feast for days..😁👍
@@madcapmagician6018 More like a 50 story tall condo with an Olympic sized pool, gut himself some pig for the REALLY FRESH version of bacon since he loves it & after, whatever other meat & veggies!! Lol
Does anyone else automatically hit the like button during the intro? Just because you now that Shawn is going to be OUTSTANDING AF!! Give that man a shoelace and he will build a 5 star holiday resort🤙🏻🤙🏻
I not only auto hit the like-its always gonna be great-I also leave the tv on w continuous play-one after the other-while Im gone so the dogs can be bushmasters and Sean gets the watch time👍
I've gotta say... I watch alot of RU-vid bushcraft videos.. and yours are way above the bar... Your constant output and genuinely interesting ideas... Great job outstanding af
Since this is the first video I've seen since Veterans Day, thank you for your service and thank you for all of those watching who have also served. I subscribed to Adaptable Survival.
Shawn … I got the shakes … DT’s, as in bacon withdrawal!!! Arrrgh!!! Seriously, this is a seriously outstanding survival video for what is possible in an emergency situation!!! Excellent video!!! Great job!!! Me and mine wish you and yours all things great and good; God bless, my friend!!! Chuck Knight from Buffalo, Texas. 🤠🐩🖖✝️🙏🐬🐋👍
Friend and I ran a creek when we were kids. We built a shelter out of the blue on day using just downed tree limbs, leaves and whatever we could find. It ended up being more of a mud hut because we utilized the creek water to make mud to cover it. Took us pretty much all day to build it. Although we never actually camped in it during rain or such I think we had it where it would keep the majority of the weather out. It stood for several years without doing anything to it after the day we built it. I've always thought if ever needed a short term shelter while building a long term shelter I would be in pretty good shape without having a tent. One bonus to my area is there is wind and solar powered water wells all over. Thanks for this video. Brought back a very cool memory
I recal building small shelters like this as a young boy. Tried to make them concealed from view by others walking into the woods from our home and neighbor's houses. Well done! I love the scrounging videos.
Even though I watch all of the 30 minute videos and have been a fan of them all, I gotta say - love the pace of this video. Clipped along very well. Great job putting this one together. Thanks for this week’s show.
Your natural shelter builds are always my favourite - genius use of the bottle and twine.. learning so much from these videos and you skill sharing. Thank you Shawn. 😊 💫
How to make reverse cordage and then the reminder to do the pacman thing on the bowdrill set are both things I feel like have the most value on your videos like this. Of course also not to mention that your bed looked super comfy 😴. Even if it was itchy, I don't think I would have cared if it was keeping me warm on a cold night and not having rocks and roots poking me in the side or back is great. Outstanding AF.
Outstanding AF! Again. Pocket, knife, dog food, a couple of sticks, is this guy the goods or what? Happy birthday to the Marines. Thanks corporal for your dedication and hard work.
Awesome overnighter, I can’t help but chuckle to myself about breaking camp in this case consisted of folding/clamping down the can of “meat” in the end with everything else used being al’natural. Impressive knife only and like you pointed out you didn’t even use it but a couple times either, more knowledge you carry the less materials you have to carry. Great job!!!!!!!
Best vid in a while. Makes you appreciate having a solid kit that much more, but also shows how much you can do with your bare hands and some patience.
All your video are fab but especially like this one best, as it's true go into the woods with minimal gear - everything else from the woods (almost). Keep up the good work.
Brings me a certain peace watching your videos, I had ordered the same exact huntsman 24 hours prior to the video being posted! With that I thank YOU for staying around.
I love the close up views of how to make cords and the birds nest. Great video you are a good teacher of how to keep going when it hits the fan. Thank you ❤
Is it wrong of me that I am taking waaaaaay too much pleasure in seeing him eating Alpo? Nothing but respect for you Corporal. You continue to teach the flock more and more each week.
It’s gettin’ down to the nitty gritty...a minimalist Swiss Army knife , vine cordage , beer bottle boiler and a can of mystery meat-who hash...survival achieved !! OUTSTANDING AF - I love...with a smashed tin can teaser for next time 👍❤️👍
Another outstanding AF video. The shelter looked warm and able to protect from the cold and wind. Your beer bottle boiler was cool. Appreciate the options and possibles. Thank you!
I like my Huntsman. If you really want the file and your pocket can handle one more layer, move up to the Ranger. And don’t forget to store a straight pin in the scale by the corkscrew.
Hi Shawn, laugh. Your beautiful video, reminds me of my survival training and lone wolf training, early seventies, with the East German paratroopers. We had, unfortunately not such a nice knife at the time and had to cope with the bayonet of the AK 47,. The only negative, to use as a saw, was not so nice. But for other purposes, very good. Laugh, is still in the closet with me, as well as the K Bar. Grins, next time, take a German beer bottle, Heineken, is Dutch and tastes terrible. Continue please good videos and take good care of yourselves. Greetings from Frankfurt
Watch next week video: Corporals Corner with anything but his teeth like a beaver to improvise a shelter. Amazing "Busch crafter" 😁. Have my full respect for our well prepared Sunday school lessons🏫 😃
@@eventsmorewithchrisg There's "trach" all over the world that could be handy for survival emergency... so whatever you found 😜 in the bush worth trying. 😉 which is bushcraft...
Great video. It is actually one of the best demonstrations of why we need to carry the 10 C’s, or at least the 5C’s. Imagine how much more quickly the Corporal could achieve the same results with the 5C’s. I know the intent of video was to show what can be accomplished with few resources and lots of knowledge. Good job Shawn.
Im in awe as at the way you got that fire started!!!! Really enjoyed this video. Def helpful if you got stuck in the middle of nowhere and had to bail your car and head into the woods, esp with whats going on in the world!! Glad i keep a knife with me in my car at all times!!!
Always watch video till the very end, he gets penalized if we swipe out early. Just let it play til the end. He really deserves about 5 times the subs that he has, share his videos with anyone you know that is interested in self reliance.
Stranger as it may seem fora little old lady to watch these I learn something from them frequently that I can use camping with grandchildren (sitting in my director’s chair). Love the two sticks used to help pick up a load of leaves.
first time commenting. i do enjoy all your uploads but particularily the less complicated overnighters. true show of skills. id love to see a longer trip. maybe a couple nights on the move maybe, minimal gear with foraging. maybe not in the approach to winter though. top stuff
nice more of this minimalism. squat some old abandoned buildings!! more with less! idea: build a vented adjustable hobo stove with a gallon tomato can or 5 gallon metal bucket, hatchet knife saw and a set of shears
Absolutely outstanding!! This is almost as bare bones of a survival kit that can be had. Shows what hard work and some thought can do. Always a good day when Corporal posts a new video!!
I try and watch a lot of Bushcraft channels but they’re boring. They cut wood & cook food, that’s their video. You are the exception, you keep me entertained which ,trust me, is not easy. I value your videos and look forward to your Sunday drop. Thanks for doing it right
That was impressive! I watch you doing stuff like that and I'm like 'I wouldn't last 2hours in the woods in a survival situation!" I cant believe you were hungry enough to eat dog food and God knows what the litter bug did to that beer bottle ( my mind goes to dark places). I kept thinking how excellent you would be on Survivor and especially that show Alone. 👏👏👏😁😁😁
Awesome job!!! There's been times when I was hitch hiking across the United States that all I had on me was a cigarette lighter( I smoke) and did the same thing. I started with the fire before the shelter and just kept collecting what ever the hell I could find. What ever I couldn't break down by hand I stacked up to the side and used for the shelter/ fire wood surplus and what ever I could find that was quick and easy to burn would get broke down by hand and stacked up to make a wind break up wind from the fire. The hard part was getting the fire to burn hot enough that it didn't produce much smoke but still small enough that it didn't produce much light so I wouldn't have to worry about people calling the police on me. Most of the time it wasn't too hard to find garbage on the side of the road that could be repurposed to use as make shift equipment. For food and water I would walk all the way to a nearby town the next morning and try pan handling while I was also trying to find a ride. I never knew anything about survival or bug out prepping or any of that. I was just broke and wanted to get to places I've never been.
All the people saying he planted the beer bottle lol. I’ve seen brand new looking trash miles and miles in uninhabited woods while hunting. Mans trash can be found literally anywhere on this plant. It’s sad
As always excellent video the glass bottle trick was cool, however I think you need to change the name from Corporal’s Corner to Corporal Caveman’s Corner cause that was truly Caveman style,loved every bit of it Anchor’s Away & Semper Fi
When as a student nurse my flatmate and I used to buy the cans without labels...we too bought a can of dog food and when we spiced it up, added potatoes and carrots, it was...stew!
This is far more interesting and useful than taking a bunch of modern high-carbon steel tools along to "conquer" nature. It's much more of a challenge to survive with only a handy-dandy pocket knife.
