(VIDEO) This Bushcraft Camp is Incredible. When You See How They Made it? You’ll Be Impressed!

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It's not difficult to find ways to put good bushcraft skills to use on camping trips. This means you'll want to practice those skills as often as possible so you can use them when you need them.

One way to practice is to make yourself an entire bushcraft campsite from scratch, just like the guys in the video below.

This is an awesome way to practice bushcraft skills in a way that is directly applicable to the way they'de be used in the wilderness.

It's a great way to camp, and it goes without saying that many people who see this are going to find themselves a little patch in the woods and get to work. Who wouldn't?

This is an excellent video of a project most preppers will be anxious to try.


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49 Comments

  3. Matthew Patterson said:

    Shawn Blankenship, what bushcraft book did you tell me to get? Do you have any good ones at the store you’d recommend?

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  5. Shawn Blankenship said:

    I recommend Ernest Thompson Seton’s THE BOOK OF WOODCRAFT.
    It’s a masterpiece and my personal favorite. Then I’d recommend Horace Kephart’s Camping and Woodcraft, also a masterpiece and written by a brilliant southern gentleman.
    If you want to go modern, I’ve got a signed copy of Dave Canterbury’s book that he sent me and it’s outstanding as well.
    I unfortunately haven’t had a chance to add a book section in the store yet, however.
    Keep an eye out for our upcoming survival class.

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  7. Kenny Dean said:

    Don Lucero, Tia Schroeder Jennifer Adams. This is a serious winter / year round camp

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  8. Josh Lanham said:

    Dave canterbury’s bushcfaft 101 is a great starter book
    Well worth the read

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  9. David J. Parker said:

    I’d like to see an updated video when he gets his lean to complete ! Very nice, I never thought to build walls like that .

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  19. Jeff Davis said:

    By the time you build all your walls, you might as well put a roof on it and call it a cabin!

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  21. Roger Miller said:

    sas survivl manual and jhon and jery mcpherson have a couple books out that are good

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  22. Ma Teague said:

    Dave Canterbury has 2 bush craft books out very informative, easy read.

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  24. Clayton Levi Bennett Jr. said:

    It is still out in the open and people could find it. I would have found an area deep inside of bushes well hidden.

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  25. David Young said:

    Except for being under the trees. Widowmaker branches may ruin his adventure.

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  31. Taylor Sinnard said:

    Great small defensive camp. Well set up for buildup. If you wanted a stronger defense, you could have longer,burried,vertical spiked poles with walking platforms to look over top. But,that said,this is still well defensive from prey animal or to slow a single intruder. I do like the frontier setup as a production enclosed camp.

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  32. Brice Myers said:

    Dallas Parker this is what I was talking about this is what we need to build and already got a good head start with our new fort

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  35. Jim Harston said:

    Looks like a lot of work for a wind break. Unless your scared of bunny rabbits I can’t think of a single wild animal that couldn’t easily get over that wall.

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  36. Stewart Owenby said:

    Not bad but the new shelter he says he is working on next will be facing the predominant wind direction. All that work then face it into the wind.

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  39. Duncan Taylor said:

    Been trying to find his YouTube page but have been able to yet, would like to give the kid credit,he worker on this for days doing it a little at a time on one of his friends properties,I’ll keep looking for it a post when I find it

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  40. Danny Tingey said:

    Good luck trying this on BLM, national Forest land or private land. Jail, fines, getting shot all possible. The government and private businesses don’t look kindly to cutting down trees on their land.

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  42. Nick Hachey said:

    That’s what I wàs thinking. Everywhere you go is private property of some sort

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