Building a Warm Survival Shelter Under Fallen Trees 🍂 ASMR, No Talk.

In this video, my girlfriend and I take on the challenge of building a warm survival shelter under fallen trees without bringing a tarp. We carve out the fallen trees and lift a second log into place to reinforce the structure. For the roof, we use twigs and pine branches, while the walls are made from moss, branches, and more pine boughs.

The first night was chilly, but after finishing the last wall, night two was much more comfortable. The soup we cooked over the fire was the perfect reward after all the energy we spent building the shelter. It’s a lot of hard work, but there’s something deeply satisfying about staying warm and thriving with nothing but what nature provides. Building this survival shelter under a fallen tree truly gives you a sense of freedom—living close to the earth, working as a team, and embracing the wild.

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Love,

The Bushcraft Couple

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➤ Gear we used in this video
Axe: Small: Gränsfors Vildmarksyxa
Big: Gränsfors Bruk Scandinavian Forest Axe
Knife: Mora Knife Companion Spark + Firesteel
Saw: Silky Bigboy 360mm

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Audio: Rode Wireless Pro
Audio: Rode VideoMic PRO+
Camera: Canon R6 Mark II
Camera: Canon M50
Drone: DJI Mini 3 Pro
Lens 1: Tamron 24-70mm/2.8F
Lens 2: Canon EF-M 15-45/3.5-6.3 IS STM
Lens 3: Canon EF-M 22 mm f/2.0 STM
Lens 4: Canon EF 50 mm f/1.8 STM + speedbooster