Building a Natural Forest Shelter using Fallen Tree | Lean-To Style Bushcraft Log Shelter

Building a lean-to style bushcraft shelter in a conifer forest using an already fallen tree.

All wood/branches used were taken from downed, already cut, or dead-standing trees.
Moss is used as covering over the roof to provide waterproofing and to reduce visibility.
Raised log bed inside to provide insulation from wet/cold ground.
Water gathered from the nearby streams running through the forest, filtered using a cotton-canvas water filter bag (or Millbank bag) and boiled to purify.
Cooked some chicken over the fire, and spruce needle tea for drinking.

Thanks for watching, Hope you enjoy it 🌲💚🌲

This is an all-in-one video of a 3-part series I did some time back.
The 3 part series has some extra content that is not in this video.
Part 1 - Bushcraft Forest Shelter - Part 1 of ...
Part 2 - Bushcraft Forest Shelter - Part 2 of ...
Part 3 - Bushcraft Forest Shelter - EP:3 of 3 ...

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