Building A Survival Shelter

Okay guys, I think I just found the perfect spot for a survival shelter. So up here there's a huge spruce tree which has thick branches and they are going to protect me from the rain. And down here on the ground there's a thick layer of spruce needles and this is very important because you want to have a good bedding and insulation. The cold ground is going to suck the heat out of your body. So I think this is a perfect spot. The needles are fairly dry. Okay, I'm gonna leave my rucksack here. Just take my axe or knife and my hand holding saw with me and I'm gonna go for some shelter building material. Okay, let's go now. Okay, it feels a little bit itchy but the spruce boughs do a good job on the insulation. Okay, now it's time to take out the tarp. So this is how my survival shelter turned out. I think it turned out pretty good. At first I didn't want to take out the tarp because I wanted to make a survival shelter with natural materials only. But then I decided to take this tarp out because I was running out of time. And the choice was not too bad because you know this tarp has this aluminum foil inside and this is what reflects your own body heat. And if you manage to get a fire out here, it would reflect the heat of the fire as well. So this is a video response to North Survival's 30,000 subscribers challenge. 30,000! That's amazing! Thank you very much for having your channel on YouTube. Your channel is one of my favorites. So thank you for putting out this opportunity, this challenge. This is my video response. Stay safe, all the best to you and stay tuned till next time!