Winter Outing - Emergency Shelter In The Snow 

Thanks you for watching this video. In the meantime I have designed my own survival knife which you can find at my online store: www.survivallilly.at/shop Thank you so much for your support

Your dog is like some of my old camping buddy's! He shows up and expects you to feed him, he doesn't help collect firewood, and he scares all the game away! I bet he drinks beer too!!

She is a musician, loves being outdoors, can use the 30-06 bolt action. Knows how to build shelters and use knives, hatchet and saws. Knows how to make field candles. Spends money on quality pack boots, clothing and gear and can cook. I got more respect for her then most people I hunt with! Someone should send her parents an award for a broad education in nature and self reliance. Besides, she likes dogs and wears Realtree Extra camo. It's like the best makup a person could have. :)

Lilly, I just love your videos! Locations make me miss Germany and Austria! You are so real, your content is down to earth not like other channels where everything is perfectly staged. Great job!

this is first vid of Survival Lily that i watched.. amazing.. lily made the survival tips more fun n relax.. no big talk.. no show off.. Daxy the dog is awesome.

I adore that you used a tampon when you were lighting your fire. GIRLS ROCK. It’s been a real joy going back and watching these earlier vids to see how you’ve progressed! It gives me confidence in my own Bush crafting skills!

It is wonderful to see a smart, capable person, wanting to learn and practice bushcraft skills. Are you familiar with Mors Kochanski? He is a bushcraft instructor who teaches bushcraft throughout North America. One of Mors favourite expressions is "The more you carry in your head, the less you have to carry on your back".

Tampons as kindling. Never would've thought of that. Nice.

I wish I had friends that enjoyed doing things like this.

awesome video:) just a small tip when you are trying to get a flame with some charred material like that, try holding the birds nest above your head and then blow into it. This way the heat will go upwards into your birds nest and the smoke wont sufficate your fire (and the smoke doesnt get in your eyes which is a big plus)

I've been watching your videos ever since I was 12 and I just wanted to say I love them. I always watch them over and over and my camera roll is full of survival items😂. appreciate what you do with all love

You and your companion seem to love the snow! What a beautiful scene and a comfortable little shelter. Its good to see folks enjoying our beautiful creation. I live In Pennsylvania USA and many white tailed dear have been taken with the 30 06. That rifle is a work of art. Thanks for bringing us along friend!

The boots are called Sorels. They are designed on the Mukluks or winter boots that the Inuit people have worn for hundreds of years in the Arctic. Mukluks were originally made with Seal Skin and leather. Today, they have rubber bottoms, but the top is made of canvas and goes all the way to the knee. The boots you bought will last you for years, Lily. Stay warm.

I love your dog. He always has a good time...

You're beautiful, and intelligent, and I love how you deal with your pup. I'll keep watching.

Lily, you have the greatest dog. He sure does love you. That's what dog's do best.

This makes me want winter to get here faster! I love good heavy snow, It makes travel in the back country so much fun!

That dog is awesome!

I remember when my springers use to look like that after playing in the heavy snow. Thats Good snowman snow Its awesome to enjoy the woods in snow

That dog was digging, the, whole, damn, time. Job well done, friend.

Lilly is the best! She produces the most interesting videos with great quality. Many a young man would like to have her for a backpacking, camping, hunting partner or maybe a friend.

I love this video series! I really enjoy when people film the fire making part and sit and just shoot the breeze.

Lily, I think I love your dog as much as I do your videos; he is hilarious!

Lilly, your videos just get better and better. Thank you for taking us along on your winter trip. Dax is such a great dog and he is so much fun to watch. Best wishes.

Lilly, I'm from the United States of America here is something you can do to help make fire starting materials. Take a cotton ball, pull it apart like you would if you are going to use it as tender. Coat it with pure petroleum jelly such as Vasoline. Using this formula make up 10-20 of these Greased Cotton Balls put them in a plastic resealable bag and put them in your pack. (They will light even when wet.)

Haven't had much time to watch others videos for quite a while so this was a treat, great to see you out in the snow reviewing the situation. Haaa the dog brought a smile to my face with snow caked around its face then nose dive rolling into it at the end, mine is great company too. "Out there & safe". Nice one.

since your dog goes with you everywhere, you can get him a backpack also to help with supplies or to carry his own dog food on longer trips. nice video

DEAR Lilly, thank you for keeping me company every night . I live alone and at times it's hard but you bring a smile to my face and warm my heart . Don't stop living your dream ! Your the best !!!

Lilly's dog is hilarious.

Absolutely loved the fungus trick!

Lilly, its always nice to watch you out in the snow, making your fire and enjoying the outdoors when I'm indoors on the computer and not being able to be camping...Dax sure loves the snow also and the sausage...

Interesting. Beeswax and pine resin was an 18th century gun stock finish. I know that it was sometimes used on American flintlock long rifles made in the Southern colonies.

This chick just rocks. Even tho' she's way more advanced than I'll ever be she teaches at a level that's good for beginners like me & my Aunt Bonnie. I also that, (just like one of my other favorite survivalists, Les Stroud), she doesn't edit out things that go wrong. She's up front about it & teaches you to have a plan B. In survival situations things usually DON'T go as planned. That's how you ended up in the shit in the first place. If you're not prepared to deal with things not working "like you saw it on RU-vid" you're screwed.

Great video. There is nothing better then spending the day hanging out in the woods.

Happy and sad at the same time seeing Dax having so much fun with you and knowing that now he is gone.💔 Your Amy is also beautiful and growing into a great friend too. Oh yeah, great video, you never fail to impress me each time with some new tid bit!

Seems thirty-oh-six or thirty-aught-six (pronounced by most Americans) is a popular caliber for hunting in many countries.

Der Hund alleine macht die Videos Wert anzuschauen. Aber du machst das auch sehr gut.

Nice hike to your camp. Good to see that your shelter was OK. Love the projects you come up with in camp. That horn is cool and you made those candles so quickly. You just demonstrate how planning and being prepared is the key to making your time count when in camp. Alles was Sie jetzt brauchen, ist eine Mundharmonika. Alles Gute für Sie. Mochte.

Man am I glad I stumbled upon Survival Lilly! I really enjoy your videos.

Hello Lilly. Have you ever thought of using a blow pipe for your fire tools? It is simple to make, get half inch copper tubing with a cap, Drill a hole in the cap end and blow into the fire as in a forge.

i don't remember how I bumped into this channel, but, as a suburban couch potato, I find the pace very relaxing to watch after work and the antics of Dax, the wonder digger dog charming and funny. However, I was always skeptical about these survival "skills"... until I tried them myself. I decided to stop at Walmart and pick up some kit and tried to do some of these basic tasks at my fireplace hearth. I had some oak firewood and some birch twigs, a knife, and a magnesium firesteel thing. I barely got past making some kindling by batoning the knife through a log. I did manage to peel a little birch bark off the twigs. My hands have blisters and my fingers are all scratched and raw. I think I need to learn how to sharpen the knife... and use some gloves. So regardless of how realistic these situations are, there is value in the lessons she teaches and the simplicity and peacefulness of her presentation. At least for us absolute novices. Funny, her dad's gun is 30-06 and my dad's is 6.5x55 Swedish. I think I will join a range and take some shooting lessons. We don't have boar in Wisconsin, but there are plenty of coyotes and whitetails.

I'm from Western Nebraska. Out here, we have Elk, Mule Deer, Pronghorn Antelope, Wild Turkeys,Coyotes, Geese, Pheasant, and Duck. Bobcats and Foxes. And the occasional Mountain Lion ( cougar) and even a young Moose last year, right in the city limits! I am two hours away in each direction from the Colorado Rocky Mountains, The Big Horn Mountains in Wyoming and the Black Hills of South Dakota

Dog's like, Human, why you are sitting under tree with fire! There is playing to be done, SNOW!!

This is what we call ... "Taking the gun for a walk" ... it's about spending time being out in the woods/nature ... not about shooting anything ... Like the "Fire-stick Knife" ... and ... the Steyr ... always have the best equipment you can get ...

I love your dog and the natural way that you explain your bushcraft techniques. You are the serious straight person and your dog is the comedy part making an entertaining but useful video : )

Dax is such a cool dog! Dig on your videos Lilly. That's American slang for "You're video's are cool!"

Lol that dog is having a blast.

This is the best channel ever it'll be great because in a couple of months I'm moving in the middle of the sticks

What a good dog ! He just loves it in the snow. He would be my good buddy. 👍

I've really been enjoying your videos. I just got back from a 5 day trek myself and was happy to see a new one posted

dryer lint works great with a flint and steal for starting a fire and there is no need to char it

Hey Lilly, I love watching you and Dax great skills, I wish there were more women in the world like you...

Wow your dads rifle has a beautiful grained Walnut stock. 3006 is a real common caliber in America.

Thank you for the look at the Steyr Lily. Gorgeous rifle. I have a Steyr mountain rifle in .270 and the quality, features and workmanship are superb. As always, great video.

Like allways, a perfect video! Whem I am out under such conditions, I use some sort of muzzle protection in case of falling snow from the trees. Finger comdoms are my favorit, because in an emergency, you can shoot whithout taking them off.

Das war der Oberhammer! Lily Danke! Ich habe einiges für den Winter mit nehmen können! Das Feuer-Set ist schön. Und erst das Shelter... Wahnsinn! Die Schneeschuhe sind genau richtig, alles andere wäre wohl over-dressed ;) Die leichtigkeit mit der Du das Feuer bei der Kälte angefacht hast... Und dabei ist das echt nicht immer leicht im Winter. Danke für die coole Show am Morgen. Lieben Gruss nach AT aus D :-)

I can watch these adventures all day!!!

this was a nice look at your winter woodlands. you've got a neet place to injoy the outdoors. you'r crafting skills are impressive i must add.

I learn from you each time. Thanks...

Your father is a very wise man, both in his choice of arms & how he has educated you. It is so hard to find a lady in Bushcraft with your depth of experience. Your father had something to do with that. As I said before I have a daughter & I hope to help her love the outdoors too. I also use a 30-06 which we call an "06" Once again I have to say, you & your dog are welcome in my forest anytime. Okanogan Forest - "Frugal Bushcraft" P.S. shorten the strap and your rifle will carry better.

Tolles Shelter, sehr cooles Zünder-Horn! Schöne Zeit draußen, danke für´s mitnehmen. LG Sepp

I loved this video - the dog is an expression of pure joy

Great winter video Lilly. I am planning on doing some more winter camping, once it warms up a bit. it has been too cold here lately. I love the horn idea for keeping your tinder in. The candles worked out well also. - Jeremy

I just love the way she expresses herself. please upload some more vedios and some long ones to .

Thank for taking me along. That dog is a character. Thanks for the link to your store, I'll check it out.

she's better than all these "survivers (survival videos)"

I carry a small can of WD-40. It does a great job of improving the saws effectiveness. The only reason I keep a round in the chamber is the sound of the bolt loading a fresh round can alert the game to my presence.

Thats a smart dog! He got you to build him a shelter, a fire,and talked you out of your snack too... You even made him some beeswax candels... I think this hound has got on over on ya girl. :)

Manufacturer's name on heel of boot is Kamick. Sorrel is also a quality boot manufacturer. Both sold on line and quality products.

her gloves are most likely in her bag, im outdoors too, you cant carve w/ them nor can you build a fire with them at least i cant. comments from someone who sits at the arm chair and not out in the real world dont pay them any mind, they apparently dont know what to do. your do great keep it up love your videos.

I will be adding a tampon or two to the survival kit after watching this - great idea for when you need a fire NOW; individually sealed against the elements too!! The horseshoe fungus and flint fire-starting was very cool (and the stuff is around our British Columbia woods too). I ordered the Mora/Light My Fire; great piece of kit so thanks for the intro/demo! Love those Canadian Kamiks! They've proven themselves over the last few winters snowshoeing and icefishing. Thanks for a great and highly entertaining video :)

.30-06 is what I grew up hunting deer and boar with and what I still prefer to use, I would say it's the most popular caliber in the U.S. beautiful Steyer Rifle... I enjoyed your video your dog is very spoiled looks like, lol... You built a nice shelter/camp, Have a Blessed one.

I love how the dog is in all of the videos.

man (or womans) best friend! awesome dog. thanks for sharing. looks beautiful there

I like your videos and find them informative. I would like to add a bit of advice. Carry a piece of plastic tubing to concentrate your blowing on an ember to get it going. It would be very helpful also when using fire to make articles such as the wooden spoon you made here. This could be of a size to put a firesteel in,like a cover. It doesn't weigh hardly anything and now that I've told you about it I'm sure you will find many uses for having some in your bag. Be well,namaste.

I hope to one day finally see snow

your dog is having a lot of fun

Don't forget to clean out your pups paw pads after he is done romping around for the day and has settled down. Snow can get stuck in there for quite some time and be quite painful for them, even if the don't show it.

Wow toll, wenn man die NAtur auf die Art und Weise erleben, verstehen und geniessen kann.

hi , lilly thanks for being there for me💥✍💝🌲🪴🌳🌴🌵🌾

Nice candles. A good folding saw is a must in your area. Good idea using fatwood for the plug. 30-06 is a big caliber ! Nice video.

Quick tip: The Fiskars Xtract sliding pocket saw is the real champion by stunning results :)

That is a nice camp and you have the ingredients to make a fire and did a wonderful job of getting it going. I have to learn how to get a fire going using the technique you used. I know you still miss your traveling buddy, Dax so much and he was such a sweet dog. You can make about anything and the horn you are using for your tinder is a great idea and looks perfect. I love the .306 rifle you have with you and it is a very powerful gun. My brother have one of them and I have a .308 rifle which I now only use for self defense since I don't hunt.

hey Lilly just a tip you do not need char cloth. with cotton you can strike straight into it p.s. awesome vid

i really enjoyed your video..i love the dog coming running for the snack...your skills are impressive..most of the ladies in southern woods would never go out in the cold of the winter...safe journeys to you

Hi Lilly. I love your dog. He just seen to keep on going and he loves the snow. At one point, just before you started the fire, it seemed as though you were quite cold, almost like the air was biting cold. By that time my fingers would have been in far too much pain. I probably would have needed to wear insulated gloves. Anyway, great video, as always. Thank you. Keep up the good work.

Thats the favored rifle in usa. Brings down almost all game 1 shot. Powerful and accurate.

30-06 is a great round. In the US we refer to it as "thirty aught six".

WOW. I think your dog is building his own shelter.. H actually made the snow fall..

Man, that is a beautiful weapon.

My son and I love this vlog.

Excellent!! You got more things done in one day then most people do in a month!! I had forgotten how dogs get covered in snow balls, quite comical! You have to wonder what their think when there like that?! Great video!! Josh

That is a beautiful Styer with a good choice in caliber.

Great little shelter. Nice job on the homemade candles.

I probably said, before.. But, that's a beautiful rifle. Steyr-Mannlicher is a very fine rifle. 30.06 is equivalent to 8 mm. Mauser. I hope you have, had experience with shooting it. You're dad, trusts you and trained you very well, to let you carry it.

Hi I wanted to tell you some things, but you don't get enough words on Twitter. So first, again I want to tell you how much I enjoy your videos. There's things I would do different and I'm sure there's a bunch of people that would do things different then us. Anyway I just took a long way to suggest that when your out hunting in winter, you should hang your rifle upside down, so no moisture gets in the barrel. Have fun and hope to see another vid soon.

i just tried a traditional flint and steel today and i was surprised at how easy it was! i thought it would be very difficult especially using quarts instead of flint. great video!

Sehr schones Video. Ich mag dein "Traditional" esthetik sehr. Danke fuers mitnehmen.

Enjoying your videos. It is great to see women getting into bushcraft. You have an awesome pooch too!

Great Video!! I wish our winters still looked like that!