Dollar Store Supershelter Overnight With My Dog-10$ Woods Survival Challenge (24 Hours)

Hey guys, thanks for tuning in. Joe here, I'm with my buddy Scout. I've got a lot of crap. I'm in the woods. We're gonna do a dollar store survival challenge overnight or camp out in the woods with just this gear that I have in front of me. You'll have to pardon my little prepubescent voice. I'm a bit sick and my voice has gone to whack. I'll go over everything I have in detail later on, but right now I wanna get into the woods because it's really windy out here. I'm freezing cold. It's been snowing. It's negative two right now. It's gonna get down to negative five tonight. Very cold already. but anyways like I said I want to go through all this later but right now I want to make a carrying case so I don't have to carry this stuff like a fool so I have 10 garbage bags in here watch out big guy and I can reuse them as long as they don't get stretched out too bad from this but they say they're heavy duty so I'm not I have a four liter bottle of water that's not gonna go in there just because I see it going wrong so all my gear now I gotta find a stick tied around that I carry it over my shoulder like a hobo and I'm gonna have this on the stick too like a hobo I said hobo now full disclosure I do have some other items scouts with me he did not ask to come he wants to be here but he did not ask to do this survival overnighter so I brought him food I'm not gonna make him go hungry and I'm not gonna share the one piece of food I have with him so I've got a bag full of scouts kibble whether or not he eats it that's another story so that's going in the big garbage bag too because I don't want to carry it in my cargo pocket anymore also I have a couple more things I have one big piece of paracord this will not be used for any part of my shelter or anything I'm doing I promise this is purely to tie Scout up at night because there's tons of coyote in the area and deer and he likes to go chase them so this is for Scout to tie up at night on his collar that's I've done this side I do have one extra battery for my Canon and I have an extra memory card these Canon batteries are lasting a lot longer than my old Nikon batteries so two batteries should be fine for overnight and then the one thing that I do have for me that's not in the in the survival challenge and I don't care is wet wipes and some hand sanitizer for my bum bum the hand sanitizer is not not for my bum bum the wet wipes are don't put hand sanitizer on your bum bum it's not a fun time they cut a bunch of locusts along the trail here so this is still green but it was dead or it was cut on the ground I thought I was gonna have to double up my garbage bag for this but I don't it's fine get all the air out of it and do one of these make it super strong where I'm going to attach it to the pole at they should put it on the side that's not all splintery tie it one more no no that's mine Scout what are you doing big guy go get your own okay there There we go. Nope, back up, back up. And that goes over the shoulder like a El Hobo. Oh yeah, I can walk like this, no problem. Okay, time to get off the trail, time to get in the bush proper. Come on, big guy. My goodness. That was fun. That was a lot of fun. Didn't get wet or sweaty. At least I'm warm now. Oh, there we go. Yay, I'm a quarter of the way there. You gotta be careful, man. He's all cut up, see that? He's all bloodied up on the top of his nose. It's okay, you're fine, you're fine. running through the woods, trying to chase deer, running into stickers and brambles and what have you. Oh, big stretch. Okay, we're almost into the woods proper. Right behind me is where I plan on camping. I gotta check it out. I know this spot very well, and I know there's natural building materials and stuff that I can use here. I'm sorry, I'm gonna try to look at the lens. People keep telling me, stop looking over here, look in the lens. When I'm looking over here, I'm looking at myself in the LCD, LED, in the screen. Wanna try to do that. Okay, another few minutes walk, and then hopefully we'll be where we're going to set up for tonight. Just on cue as the train blows its horn. This is the exact spot I was imagining coming to. I knew this tree had fallen a couple years ago and is on that kind of diagonal fall. That's going to be my shelter. It's very good, very good to have a grasp of what you want to do before you get out. Normally when I go camping and stuff, I'm not around my house. a lot of the times it's a new area or a new spot in an area i've been i don't have time to scout it out but this general area was different it's near my house i've been here a hundred times i know what to expect and know where the building materials are for this kind of situation for this kind of exercise you definitely want that so yeah the plan is to make this into my shelter i just want to make sure it's that's pretty solid pretty solid we're only doing one night here so it's not gonna be anything permanent I'm gonna tear it down when we're done let's dive into what I brought and why I need to lose this jacket first man I'm it's cold it's cold outside no doubt but I've been working up a sweat and I got on layers right because tonight's gonna be cold I don't have any kind of sleeping bag sleeping pad nothing like that it's all natural so I do have long-sleeve shirt beater sweater coat wool socks long johns fall Raven kebbs I got my gloves and I got a toque my boots yeah anyways okay let's dive into the stuff the bag held up very well actually having a hard time untying it but dollar store garbage bags for the win apparently there we go first up probably one of the most important things is water I got this four liters of water from the dollar store was either this or a liter or four small water bottles for all the same price but i opted for this because this was the most amount of water i do need this for scout as well he does have uh there's some ditches and and stuff you can drink from but he tends to not go too far from me and at night i'm not finding my way out to the ditch it's far from here uh to the creek the ditch whatever you want to call it so at night you can drink out of this in the daytime we'll walk down to the ditch yeah the bag bag is no worse for wear and i know like a lot of you guys probably big deal it's a bag but out here doing this kind of stuff every single little piece of thing matters it's all very important well look at that not as durable as I thought the bottom did get ripped up a bit still usable for what I want to do but duly noted okay so I'm not sure if you guys have heard of the challenge scope can you please go over there so you're not in the camera bud thank you lay down bud right here lay down with me lay down good puppy dogs there's a challenge it's probably super old now a couple years old by Wrangler star I believe who originally came up with it the rules are arbitrary in my opinion but whatever if you look on YouTube there's not a lot of people who have actually done the challenge and and spent the night out there's a lot of people who went to the store and bought the things and said what they were gonna do Malcolm the Hidden Woodsman is one of them and then there's some like popular one that they're not even camping and they did it so anyways I'm gonna do it my way I'm gonna show how I feel that you can utilize certain things from the dollar store for a very good benefit to make you very comfortable out here the The rule was ten dollars, I bought eight items, it was probably eleven bucks if I'm being honest with tax and everything, but I didn't know how else to do it. So you need to eat, one of the rules was you need to cook food, I think they wanted you to cook two meals, I'm not doing the exact rules, two meals and have like a waterproof container and some other things. My rules for me, around ten bucks, come out here, make as comfortable a shelter as you can and eat some food, I don't care. Anyways, my food, I was super lucky, this is one of my favorite soups ever, Primo Rough Stick Beef Barley Soup, and it has a pop top, so I was going to do Uncle Ben's Rice because they had that there as well, but this is much easier, and it has a pop top. The only reason I was going to do the rice is because I didn't have a can opener, I don't have the money, the $10 to buy the can opener, it doesn't come into, it's not a good purchase for this. Anyways, soup, and to cook it in, it's this bowl, metal bowl. A lot of you are probably thinking, why don't you just cook the soup in the can? Well, there's a good reason, because it's lined with plastic, and it's not BPA free, and as soon as you melt that plastic into your food, it's super bad for you. That's why, like, dented cans are really not good for you and stuff like that. Back in the day, I think it was okay to do that, just, you know, throw your can of beans on your fire. It's just not. It's not, okay, now, I'm not going to do it. You guys do whatever you want. I highly discourage you from doing that. That's why I went to the extra trouble and spent the money on buying the bowl. So soup goes in the bowl One meal and that's not gonna be till tonight bro. About five o'clock. I've got my garbage bags that you already saw I used one I have nine in here and one extra here I took out my toilet paper my dog food my paracord and my camera stuff a separate I got a knife a cutting tool. It's gonna help me building my shelter quite a bit. So this is a a full tang. I was surprised I was able to get full tang. I looked hard. There's a couple that I looked at, longer ones and stuff, and the tang stopped like a quarter of an inch down the handle and that would have broken in a second. So yeah, I kind of like the way this one has the handle on this one. We'll see how it goes. It's a three and a quarter inch blade. I got some jute twine. I've got three rolls of jute twine and it's the real stuff. It's not the poly stuff, so it can help with the fire i don't know why the focus is not focusing on that three rolls of jute twine 118 feet total i got four boxes of matches my fire is not going to be an issue and my last thing the thing that is going to be the savior of the trip plastic drop sheet look at how big that is where does it say 8 by 12 all the other ones i could find were 7 by 7 or 7 by 8 8 by 12 but it's only it's very very very thin i don't know where it says it's very thin so i think i'm gonna have to double it up my plan is going to be to make a super shelter and uh line it with grass and all that stuff and that way i will be warm i'll be comfortable but this needs to not melt next to the fire so i'll probably have to have the fire a little bit farther back and double this up in the front okay that's all my gear like i said 11 bucks maybe but i don't care so let's get to it Okay, so what I want to do is have that be my entrance, my door, have a flap or a garbage bag blocking that and then go down just as long as I can lay probably about here, block that off as well. Scout's not going to sleep in there. It's going to be way too hot in there for him. I know that so he's going to have to sleep outside of the shelter next to me. I can tie him up to that big tree too which is cool. So I'm going to sleep. I want it to be small so it keeps the heat in right about there and then right at that nodule. So I'm going to stick a rock, I mean I'm going to stick a stick in, leave it, leave my stick alone. Let's go try and take it. So there's my foot marker and then right here, what's up buddy? So I got my places marked. 8 by 12, yeah she's really really thin so I got to be careful, oh yeah I got to be so careful with this. I want to make it just to the bottom here in the front so that I know how much I have to drop down. I'm gonna get a small log and roll it on the bottom like normal Yeah, it's coming together and on the back. I'll use some garbage bags cut open lined just to keep More warm air in there, and then I'll cover I had a plan of covering it with a thermal wall already I'll use logs on the back, but before I put the logs on the back I'll put the garbage bags lining the back that way it's gonna trap the heat in there even more so since we are improvising and I am going to be putting thatching and logs and stuff on here later on I don't really feel it necessary to tie this on too much but I will kind of tuck it in and secure it until I get to that point kind of like doing that in these woods there's tons of oak and cottonwood and they shed their limbs quite readily and they're all over the forest floor here so it won't be too too hard to get some thatching material and some logs obviously I don't have a saw to cut these up so I'm gonna have to break them I'll probably use the two tree method where you kind of pry it and start throwing my grass on all that and everything on the inside I'll roll up the other side and be able to thatch make a bed and all that stuff still after but yeah okay guys I've got my rough ribs down my rough back wall I want to fix up the plastic a bit tie it off and make it taut because that's not very much room right in there as it is so I'm gonna pull the plastic out a bit even tie it down here I think make some buttons and tie it down and then start to fast get my grasses my thatching material it's coming along I'm actually having a lot of fun doing this I've had the idea to do this for quite some time now but it just never happened so actually probably about a year look at that that's gonna work out just fine his garbage bag is a little bit of a seat to get me off the wet ground here Okay, so my knife. Time to get my knife out. Back up. Back up. If I have time, if I have time, I plan on making a sheath, like a disposable sheath for it. Back up. Cottonwood bark. Yeah, man, actually, that's pretty good ergonomics. Let's see if she shaves. Let's see if she shaves. You can see my arm hair. Do I even have arm hair? Do I even have arm hair? Oh, she shaves. No, it's hard to see My little boy arm hairs. Yeah, cool. You're gonna get this silly Twist tie thing off of it. But yeah, man pretty groovy Feels good in the hand no hot spots, you know, it's like a Wharncliffe or like a sheepsfoot blade, too It's not like this like that my obsession over this cheap knife is done I'm gonna get us some twine out of here. Let's go. How does like does that smell like food to you? Does that smell like? No, I didn't actually really want you to take my twine from me. Okay, so we're gonna make some buttons on the Plastic and we're gonna tie it off to the shelter. Just gonna make some pre-tied Small little pieces of rope that way I'm not wasting or trying to cut as I'm going. I need three of them I need three pieces make the third one a lot bigger because I have to go around the big Thing up there. I am gonna tie it down just so that I have more room So just like in my last video, we're gonna make a button using some duff or earthen material I got a stick in there. There we go So again, just a couple double overhands will work for you or a clove hitch And all I want to do is tie this I want I just want to peg this down, right? Like I just I just don't want it flapping around So even if I have to just loop it around this and tie it off of itself That's that's actually pretty pretty good. That's what I want to do. This twine is very very thin sometimes you can get pretty Substantial twine, but again, this is dollar store dollar store action. Here's what I mean. I already got a hole gotta be careful It's in a good spot. It's down by the foot. It's no big deal, but you gotta be careful with this crawl in here Test out the room. It's still gonna make a bed right? I still have to put dead grass on the floor dry long grass on the floor the ground even to make a mattress I got plenty of room go there plenty of room I could even put a stick kind of holding that out from me a little bit all right cool Plenty of room head height too nice. This is turning out pretty decent pretty decent doing all this work Haven't cracked my water yet. You got to stay hydrated right watch out big guy. I'll get you something in a minute here, back up Ah, he's obviously thirsty and I don't want to walk down to the ditch right now So I'm gonna let him drink out of my cooking bowl. There we go. What's this big guy? Get your get your dog drool back up over here. Get your dog drool all in my bowl I really see the blood on his nose. He's killing that killing it big guy. There's more where that came from Don't worry. It's time to get my thatching materials I have to hike out to the field and cut a bunch of dead grass I'm really worried about using this knife without a sheath like I'm out there. I'm cutting the grass I need to grab it, either put this knife down. I put it in my pocket, or you know what I mean I lose it. I get cut. It's just not a good situation either way So I think I think before I do anything else. I'm gonna try to make a cottonwood bark sheath for this So let's go hike. There's a dead cottonwood over there Let's go hike over to that and try and pry up some bark and try to make a crude sheath out of that Oh, yeah, okay. This is gonna be a perfect piece look at that got a whole big long piece I can definitely use this this is definitely a good piece to use nice See what I mean even here I brought it over here to measure and now what I have to carry it just carry it by itself with this There's not not safe. It's not good not a good practice not a good idea Let's go try and whip up a sheath today, sit on the ground in the woods and make something We're making a sheath get over here, buddy. Go on. Let's go seriously. Thank you so the idea is I just make a hollow spot in between two pieces of bark big enough for my knife blade and a little bit of the knife itself which isn't much and then I wrap it with twine and then make a little like a lanyard I can wear it around my neck so that will be very helpful for today everything I'm doing there's been a bunch of times where I've reached for my pocket my pocket knife or sorry reach for my belt knife uh and it just wasn't there i don't need to use this for like batoning and stuff that's not the intended purpose like i said there's tons of wood dead wood on the ground and i'll have to really rely on just foraging and scrounging my wood um because no saw no knife right no no decent knife so if i put it in like that much i can use this whole piece of bark for both pieces so i'm going to cut this directly in half right there just going to score it a few times on either side and i should be able to break it pretty cleanly that's the idea anyway i don't want to break it and not be able to use one of the pieces because this is both really really solid like this this one piece of bark is very solid it would go well together so there we go nice and clean clean break so we'll use that like that sandwich together it'll be big don't get me wrong it's it's gonna be huge and clunky but that's okay go on i can take it off when i'm I'm not using it whatever let's go man killing me buddy you're killing me this coat is a new coat for me it's super warm it's called a triple fat goose coat I'll put a link in the description where I got it I'm really loving it I love the color and I can wear it around town it's not too too outdoorsy but it's very very durable so walking through the brambles and stuff it's it it holds up really good yeah I want to mark it normally you'd use like charcoal for I want to get it in past the first finger groove, but I'm just gonna use dirt Where so I know where I need to be careful on this side know where I need to cut or even hollow out I guess I'm gonna just flip it around so I don't cut my finger when this is just rough Obviously, but you kind of see the outline of the knife This is blade has no tip on no curve on it Obviously because it's that Warren Cliff style it goes the other way so it's kind of hard to do these cuts I got to go work against a log or something can't work like this on my legs. Wish the blade had a sweep to it, a swoop to it. The good thing is I don't have to take a lot of material away from the cottonwood bark for the blade, just for the handle. And as it's going, I'm not making much progress. But the handle's down near the end here, so it's easier to work anyway, which is good. This cottonwood bark, you can use it for a lot of different things. I've used it plenty of times for a bow drill socket, like a bearing block. I've seen people use it for spoons because it's super easy to carve if you're learning how to carve this is a great thing to use uh what else uh bobbers for fishing uh just tons of stuff knife sheaths i've seen this used by Terry Barney and is Turley for uh impromptu knife sheaths that's where i got the idea from i believe Morris Kuhansky has it in his book too bushcraft but that's without the knife sticking out or the blade going in at all i wonder i'll go grab the other piece and see if that'll work better that way because if that's the case i can always cut off the excess right if it only goes in there i can cut off here and i'll lose a bunch of weight and i can even trim up the sides and stuff too either way but no it just doesn't have the grab it'll just fall right out so i do have to get the uh i have to get the handle in there a little bit and i should start actually doing it on this one too so it's in both cut cut down a little of both as opposed to just one. Okay, I'm going to do that. I'll get back with you. So we're getting there. You can see that I'm halfway through the bark and I don't want to go too far or else it'll compromise the integrity of its strength. I'm going to go more on this one now. Hard in the bark. Go hard in the bark. What I've been doing is making these like cut lines, these guidelines on either side. And then that way when I'm gutting it out, it's kind of stopping there, which is proving to be pretty helpful I'm just really gonna concentrate on that okay I'm pretty happy with it so you see the fit there it's pretty decent I haven't wrapped it yet right I haven't wrapped it with twine yet but I can get it back in and it has pretty good retention so I think I want to call it there it's kind of hard to get back in but anyways I'm going to call it there I'm going to tie it up with uh jute twine and hopefully we'll see how she goes I think it'll be good I think it'll be good I stuck it in there when I was just putting it in kind of stuck in the top there so maybe I'll hollow that out a little bit more before i before i tie it up get a nice long piece of twine make a little neck knife well neck carry as it were just wrap it tight as tight as i can at first i tried to cut like i cut one end off you can see that i thought i could just cut it clean and snap it off like i did before i couldn't have to shave it all down i was too afraid of breaking the the bark it wouldn't break it wouldn't snap off easy when i started like hitting it off the log i just could imagine it freaking shattering after doing all that work making the sheath so i stopped and i carved it all out and it took a very long time way too long so we'll worry about that other piece after i don't even care about it but if we're sitting around the fire tonight and i've got nothing to do i'll shave it down pretty decent and then i am going to tie like i said neck knife on it so what i'll do to do that is i'll i'll tie oh the sun the sun's coming out i'll tie uh twine to this side of the twine go around to this side of the twine just have it and i won't have to worry about it choking me because the freaking twine will break with any kind of pressure all right there she is man i just gotta tie the neck piece on but pretty solid dude pretty pretty solid I'm gonna worry about it coming out at all just putting it back in is a little difficult, but I can handle that okay So to tie my neck piece on, my neck carry part on, I'm gonna do this So I want to take just how I tie my tarps, my ties for my tarps really so I got my my running out of My twine I want to fold it excuse me. I'm gonna send the loop through Underneath and try and pull it out. I guess this try and pull it out relatively close to the top because I don't want it to start swinging like hanging upside down or sideways or whatever you put it at the top you have a better chance of it hanging straight so pull it all through and then here's my running end still right I just kind of pull it tight and then she's on there you know I mean I don't have to even tie it or anything I can't do this with that's with this side because I need the the full end to pull through but I can tie it off and it'll be just fine all right pretty happy with it Well, bam son pretty it up later on but there we go. All right, let's go get our grass I'm gonna use the gloves too because the grass will cut your hands up real good Oh, did you happen to see my sweet neck knife I got? Oh, yeah, I just just whipped it up in the woods You know no big deal I'm still looking in the screen still looking in the viewfinder out into the field of grass I've used this stuff as thatching material in the past. It works great. Keeps you warm. It's relatively easy to gather to take some time but the effort is not very very much we are grasslands part of the reason I picked the location where I did to you know I can't have my shelter out here in this grass field or and have a big long fire all night long it's just dangerous but in the woods there see my shelter it's close close proximity to this grass best of both worlds I'm tucked away in the woods away from the wind have the building materials there have building materials here ba-bam ba-bam son scout found fresh fresh deer poop glossy it's so fresh shimmer and shine poop divine anybody I've been raining the past few days they are a bit damp but that's where my garbage bags are gonna come into play one of the one of the ways those garbage bags are probably one of the better pieces of kit I think is about perfect for the grass Yeah, I got my first bundle done. I'll bring this go back over to the woods. That's right. They're only about Realistically not exaggerating maybe four more of those should be enough. I think that's not so bad I can do that this knife this knife and sheath combo working out phenomenally. This knife is really good for cutting that, it's pretty good I'm happy because it's not good for cutting much of anything else with the blade shape but I always thought they look cool the Wharncliffe, the sheepsfoot style blade shapes but I'm glad I never bought a real like bushcraft knife that has one maybe some people like them but obviously not for me it's not working out a knife with a swoop like a belly is ideal okay off to get more that's what I thought of the other thing that you're supposed to have in the arbitrary rules for the the $10 dollar store overnight challenge was you're supposed to have a way of lighting like illuminating illumination device a flashlight something like that i don't it just wasn't important to me to get that so what we'll be relying on tonight for for filming and for lighting and everything is fire and because i'm in the city ambient light which there's a lot of so i'm not too concerned with that rules i'm a rebel you know born to break them rules arbitrary YouTube rules all right second haul here bigger ticks are another thing you got to be concerned about doing this it's why i've waited so long in the year really one of the reasons but as i found out on my last trip which was earlier this month and farther up north ticks are still around for the year so gotta be careful lots of tick checks for me and the dog you want to get home but the good thing about it here is i've never seen anything other than a deer tick so not too big a concern really i mean sorry a dog tick not a deer tick a dog tick which aren't the bad ones I was told in my last video they were deer ticks good haul good haul Joe I'm huffing and puffing guys I've got three so far two there one there I'm going to uh take a break and from collecting it and start thatching because I think three will do the back maybe four but I think five total uh including my bedding and everything so I have three I think I could do the back with that keep looking at myself uh yeah so let's do that just drop them here this isn't how I'm going to thatch them or anything so oh cocoon I want to put that back out in the field the old cocoon put aside for now it's not all about killing ants all right put that there yeah so anyways I just kind of dropped this here it's not like I wanted this is how I was going to touch it by any means lots of grass already though pretty pleased with that this grass is hollow it's a very good insulator we're going to start at the bottom work our way up just like normal you can weave this into mats and all sorts of stuff but I find if you just pile enough on you're more than fine this stuff is great pine boughs I mean sorry spruce boughs and like balsam and conifer and all stuff like that all conifers you can use evergreen are great but it involves either chopping a bunch of limbs off of trees or chopping a bunch of trees down and it's not always easy or allowed or even it's pretty frowned upon to be honest this grass is a good alternative it's already dead very very renewable and it does a good job it's come along pretty well very well I'm super happy with it actually I don't have to worry about any rain any rain would be snow at this point so will be just fine so i'm pretty much done that patching i used all of that straw every little last piece on the back so you have to get a couple more uh arm loads but let's take you around check it out pretty impressed pretty happy pretty annoyed with that train in the background here we have our lounge mutt protector of the garbage heap garbage heap is really it's it's really covered you can't even see any plastic from the back maybe a tiny bit down near the foot but See what I mean, just a nice grass pile with lots of coverage. Oh man that train Nonstop, so I'm gonna have to pull that back and get to working on the inside It's one thing I do want to get is all the grass that's hanging over this end here like stragglers up and out of the way Too, I don't want to catch any spark and have it travel all the way up to my huge tinder bundle I'm gonna be sleeping in it Safety, safety is number one. Like this up here, this is like all curlicue, dry, dry, dry grass, three times as dry. Okay, this will be my pole that I need to keep to keep the plastic down. So I'm gonna put this over there so I don't confuse it and burn it or break it up with the plywood or whatever. Now normally in this time of year, I'd leave whatever was on the ground already down there, leaves and whatnot so that I can get extra warmth or a buffer from the ground. But because I wanna have so much grass, it's not a big deal. I'm just gonna clear everything out because I wanna get, like I said, whole clear area again so I can have my big fire. I'm gonna have to have a long fire in front of me that'll have to go all night long to keep me warm enough inside my super shelter. That's how the super shelter works, right? It gathers, the heat passes through the plastic and it gets trapped in there. I don't have the luxury of a space blanket, so that's why, again, I've already got this. This plastic down in the back is covering literally three quarters of the back of it. I only really have to put up a black garbage bag over here. We'll see how it goes. I might end up cutting one open and lining the whole thing because it's black and hoping that the black color will retain the heat. I don't know, but it's worth a shot, and I have an extra garbage bag or two to do that with. Let's get to it. I love these woods. the ground is nothing but soil it's just just straight soil stuff you would even buy topsoil so having a fire right on the top overnight big lots of coals and lots of wood is no issue I might pile these up hey that's not a bad idea I might make a bed for tonight that's what I'll do I don't know if I'll use these because there's all sorts of sticks and stuff that'll poke through but I am gonna make him a bed so that he can lay on stay up off the wet ground always thinking Joe hey big guy he'd be good watch this oh he stops he stops right away whenever I say out whenever he's biting me play I will keep all these leaves in a pile just in case I need to use them for thatching or bedding or anything this reminds me of raking leaves at home when we do we just did the other day we'll have to do it again because the trees not still empty but uh we have Scout and Emerald out in the front doing it and they're both jumping in the leaves so much that it's actually like counterproductive but it's very fun good memories very good memories for me for all of us well warmed up as you can probably tell stripping down some layers although the wind is kicking up now too which is counterproductive oh i'm getting hungry i'm getting very hungry i think Scout is too so i'm gonna give him his kibble i am gonna use my bowl again i'll just rinse it out really good want some see he doesn't even want you want that look good boy here it's the same stuff in here you want it man doesn't even care he's all about it he's sniffing all right i moved some stuff over there he's sniffing all around like crazy trying to get at it and give it to him he doesn't care this is why i don't bring him kibble you guys watch eastbound and down how many of you watch eastbound and down if you have and you liked it i may have a good new have good news for you although i may be late with that too there's a new show, a newer show. There's a show called Vice Principals and Danny McBride's in it and he produced it and created it and all this stuff. And he's in it with, I don't know the name of the other guy. But there are two guys, Vice Principal of his school. I think there's two seasons. Anyways, it just ended. Very, very good show. I liked it a lot. Yep, public service announcement. Number one. Everybody gets one. It's nice to be out here with Scooty Magoots. I don't even dare try and make enough room for him. There is actually at the head. There's enough room for him to come in here if he wanted to, but it's going to be way too hot man his double coat there's no way it'll be much hotter in there than it'll be out here i am going to make like um i'm going to make my bed and then i'm going to make something where i can crawl into if i need it like like a thin layer of grass inside a couple garbage bags that i can put on top of me can bury myself into if i need to um just for extra warmth i'm hoping not to need it because i'm sure it won't be very comfortable but i'm gonna do it anyway and then I'll make a little pillow and all that stuff. So I've got lots of stuff to do still with grass and building. And I have to collect a bunch of firewood with no saw. So that's literally walking around. Oh, my goodness. I got my clothes on. Walking around and picking up wood off the ground. But like I said, I have four packs of matches. Getting a fire going is not going to be an issue. I have dead grass. I have twine. I have twigs. I have everything I need. I don't even need to use my knife at all for that. I could use some earplugs, though.