Viking House: Overnight Bushcraft Camp in the Viking Shelter
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- čas přidán 7. 09. 2024
- Join us at the bushcraft viking camp for an overnight in the viking home we built using simple hand tools. We use bushcraft and primitive technology to get the fire going. Once the fire was burning in the viking longpit we cooked meat over the coals and enjoyed a night in the bushcraft shelter. The method of lighting the fire was the bow drill, the wood used was a hazel spindle on to a lime hearth board. We collected wild food from the forest to add to our viking feast. Be sure to like and subscribe for more viking style episodes!
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The reason the other wall has held up is the clay is under cover and your end wall is exposed to rainfall. Adobe structures have to be patched after springtime (rainy season) or bad storms.
Glad you got to spend the night and enjoy Dustins cooking! Also glad your helping Em with Evelyn.
Skal brothers. May i ask the ale you are drinking/feasting on.
Next you need to build a "smokehouse" for fish etc
Nicely build, Greetings from a Belgian bushcrafter
I can't believe it's already been a year since you built the Viking house
it's very nice
I've got bad news for you
You could always use live moss to plug the holes and gaps in the cedar bark and it will start growing over the bark over time and make it even more waterproof.
Too many gap's. Freezing 🥶
Just sitting and watching/listening to this in these times is comforting.
Your feast made me hungry. So, I paused the video and went downstairs and made something to eat.
Halved some small white bread loaves and toasted them in the oven. Took out some collard greens, cauliflower, red onion and garlic and chopped it up and steamed them with black pepper, italian seasoning and powdered mustard. While my veggies were steaming I put some swiss and cheddar cheese on my toast. Cleaned up the kitchen and had my veggies and toast ready to finish watching the video. lol
Had some iced green tea and lime with it since it is 80F/26.7C here.
Dustin is the Bourdain of Bushcraft :-)
I can still taste that garlic mayo!
I tried wild garlic in some dush about a year ago ... was amazed how much nicer it was than bulb garlic.
That’s an awesome bearded axe you have, can I get more info about where you bought it?
In one of your videos, Mike said you tan your own deer hides...
It would be way cool to be able to purchase some, due to I dont have any to tan, nor know how...😎
You always manage to entertain. Thanks.
That hatchet is badass, but it needs a name. Skull Cleaver. Dragon Tooth. Norman. (Take your pick.)
Government: You must self-quarantine yourself to protect against the corona illness.
Mike and Dustin: Hold our bow drill
I think you understand why we're all here.
Haha!
lol! heck when/if this all blows over there is likely to be a large increase in interest in the bushcraft/survival genre .the entire world will realize their little snacks at Costco can only sustain people for so long. had this been a true world calamity where even basic services are cut off . mercy
You mean, hold my mead.
Ces Ral Well said and I couldn’t agree more!
Great video again Mike and Dustin! Thank you! 👍😁
The lamb-copter is worth a Nobel Prize in Bushcraft!
Vikings Forever 👊🏻
Mike your videography is some of the best on CZcams. And Dustin’s skills are amazing!
The two of you are an excellent pair to watch. Your comradery is lovely, the skill of your builds and the yummyness of your foragings and outdoor cuisine. Such an awesome combo!
The way to make a good shingled roof with cedar bark (though thin cedar shingles would be best) is to layer them so that at each point there are around three layers of bark on the roof. This will keep gaps from forming and let you cover the knot holes in one layer with the solid bark in the next. Starting at the edge of the roof, naturally, to allow the rain to slick off.
I was guessing they could add more layers to it. Makes sense to start that way from the beginning so you can overlap them in. I suppose everything works better if you plan for it from the beginning haha.
What you guys could do to mitigate the bark shrinkage could be to take what you learned from the Viking Turf house and just lay a layer of turf overtop of the bark as an extra layer of protection.
Taking the lessons you've learned from your other structures to revisit your previous work and improve it could make for a cool series eventually.
I just hope the Celtic Roundhouse has a cool firepit like the one in Viking house, that has to be my favorite part of this build.
I am so impressed that it is still standing considering the storms we had had here, great work you guys.
Glad to see you guys are following the self isolate against covid19, can't get more isolated than in the woods away from civilisation 👌👍
1 yr wow, I can't believe it's been a year. Cracks not withstanding, the Viking house is looking good.
Nice, but the quiet episodes where you build things are much better than the drink and giggle episodes. Thanx. I am a fan and will keep watching.
敢えて日本語ですが。
このチャンネルの 大ファンです😊
ブッシュクラフトとDiyの良いトコどりの映像に魅了されます！
Awesome meal!!
Brilliant. I watched a vid from America, building a log cabin from scratch. They used birch bark to roof their cabin. But they peeled their bark 6 months before they needed it and pressed it flat with weights.
I remember watching you guys building this Viking Camp like if it was yesterday, and enjoying every part of the build. I can't believe it's been one year already and it's still up and strong. You guys did a great job, like you always do in all your builds. Thank you so much for all the great videos that you be giving us, they are knowledgeable and very enjoyable to watch. Sending lots of love from Springfield, Massachusetts.
Who makes the axe? Several people asked already. Its beautiful.
I can't wait to sit down and watch this. I love your videos. I just uploaded one of me snowshoeing in the bush solo for an Overnighter in the Canadian backcountry.
Thank you both for your time and sharing. ;
Congratulations with your family and with this video lots of fun lots of food and good friends cheers mate
So nice to see you and Dustin back at the Viking House. I wonder if you could moss those splits in the bark roof. Another epic video and nice to see something fun in these times. ❤
This is a perfect time to have a house like this in the middle of the woods
Just wait until you can start teaching your daughter about this stuff!
It would be a chore, but I bet you could "moss-plug" that bark roof. Depending on moss availability of course. Watching the condensed full build video of y'all building viking house is what hooked me on your channel.
Can't wait for the round house!
You can easily fix (well not easy but simple), the roof, just add another layer of bark going vertical and make sure to overlap everywhere. I would recommend using smaller pieces and starting from the bottom and tying the top of the new shingle to the existing shingles. Do this in horizontal rows, overlap the next layer so it covers the top part of the bottom shingle making sure it covers the lashing of the bottom shingle. You can also add bark to the sides to cover up the holes not that it's needed considering the front is wide open and the fact you have an indoor fire pit. Maybe try something similar to how tepees make smoke flow up and out by creating a heat vortex by having cold air come in through the bottom pushing the hot air up and out. Not sure how you might do this, possibly by adding more vents at the bottom of the fire pit or maybe closing up the front and sides of the structure and opening up the bottom of the structures first few inches. Just a thought
you guys always make me hungry Cooking on an open fire sure makes food taste GREAT Top Video Thanks
Such a great job! With more bark, it’d be more able to shed rain. Then could load up the roof with mosses & coax a living roof to grow up over it...which helps shed water & insulate.
The lamb-copter was a genius hack!
Nice to see both of you enjoying an night in your build amid all the craziness in the world. Great video
Sve Vasi filmovi su bas dobri !
Watching you from quarantine, Mike and Dustin. You always cheer me up. Keep it up, guys.
2022 update! hahaha I've just finished this series and it was AMAZING! I've learned a lot with u, guys. Thank u, keep doin what ya doin!
Congratulations Mike Dustin a whole year and it still looks beautiful awesome boy I like watching Dustin cook it always looks delicious I can almost smell it sitting in my living room
Recommendation: On doing the bow drill method of fire starting you should have your bearing block arm straight and put your upper body weight onto the bearing block. This will cause less effort and reduced calorie loss during this process.
you guys eat better in the woods than most do at home. Awesome!
ta fishing & ta outdoors that's my Friday night sorted thanks guys
Before you mentioned it I was noticing how great the hatchet was. Very sharp.
The food looks awesome . Great video thankyou 💚
Hi Mike
Over 1 Mill Subs. Really, did you expect that ?
Isn't that amazing. Both yourself and Graeme have the best channels on the subjects without a doubt. I hope you are all well.
Love ya,
Steve in Fife.
Thanks Mike.
Steve in Fife x
it is great to feast with friends in such a place, soon we will be feasting in our shelter! Greetings!
Sounds great!
You guys should do an overnight in this house during winter/snow. See if it holds up ok.
dude, that's not a hatchet, that's a hand ax. and it's a beaut! it's also hard to believe I watched the vids of you guys building this a year ago. man time flies. chive on! :-)
the wild garlic you are picking is called wild leeks or ramps here in PA in the USA. We pick the whole plant and eat the bottoms as well. goes great with ham and in the spring there are many benefit dinners of ham and leeks.
Great fire pit there.
I live in Colorado. It's interesting that people in the UK and America all cleared out exactly the same items from the grocery stores: TP, soap, flour, eggs... But we still have tons of fresh produce and a reasonable amount of meat.
That axe you use for splitting wood is beautiful! Bearded Axes like that are so awesome, and they are wonderful to work with, as you noted when splitting those logs.
Sorry to have missed you and Dustin as was down in the woods on Saturday harvesting wild garlic. Been alot of felling there thats for sure! Cheers Vee
Simply the Best at what you two do!! Although the bark did shrink up a bit, it is still a Work of Art! Just shows how fast a year flies by! Great stuff!!
YESSSS! another Viking House video! Btw, that intro was excellent... who am I kidding? All of your intros are excellent! Awesome job bro! 👍👍
The bromance is back! Love it :) sincronised biting made my day
That is what this channel is all about
What a nice dog :) Wonderful video. Thank you. Stay safe and healthy.
Missed that , thanks Mike ! Keep safe you and your family during this pandemic
Glad to see you two enjoying the fruits of your efforts.
CHEERS 🍻!
You must smell so smoky by the time you leave! Can you imagine how the Vikings reaked with smoke, pelts and B.O.! As soon as I watched I made marinated chicken, vegtables and a baked potato!
Might smell better than all that horrid perfume people wear.
Well, Mike, it’s far to grand a structure to let it go without a proper roof. It would be a shame not to use it. You achieved the “Viking” concept, now fix her and enjoy her! We’ll enjoy the videos! Thanks
I would suggest you use the bark as sort of shingles, but only fasten one side of it and leave it hanging down overlapping each other. that would keep it much more loose so it can shrink a bit without it splitting a lot due to being pinned with those nails, thats what makes it rip it apart since they dont have any give.
One of my 3 favorite bushcraft channels. Outstanding, gentlemen. My wife even watches with me 😄
Hello, an alternative to the bran or clay mixture is moss to close the gaps. What was more likely at the time around 900 AD. So try using moss to seal the wall with the window and roof.
good to see you back ♥️
I’m going to start off by saying I have a son your age. I love you both!! Two smart young men. Love both channels ❤️💗❤️. Same across the pond (USA) no toilet paper, hand sanitizer, water and a lot of other stuff. Y’all be safe!!
Happy times and good food for the 1 year celebration
Amazing to believe it’s been a year since i watched the lambcopter episode. Onward!
Love seeing the two of you team up to enjoy the outdoors and put your builds to good use. Keep up the good work.
Bring along a little shovel and REPLANT. Make those wild patches more numerous and closer to camp. Bring your fire ashes out and sprinkle over areas to sow in some nutrients. Dig a shallow trench, fill with storm blown debris, and burn it. Feed your food forest! :)
Jealous! -20 c here today! Love that double-fire pit! You guys rock. Stay safe. 😉💜🇨🇦
I know it's a lot of work, but you could try adding another layer of Cedar bark to the Viking house to patch the holes.
A lot of work but the perfect solution to the problem. Excellent idea !!!
Recommendation II: Pick your grass on the way into the area and put it in your pants pocket. Your body heat and the moving around from the pocket dynamics will dry it out quickly.
Hello from across the pond in Connecticut New England hey. Always enjoy you guys sharing your videos ya know.
I love camping, the outdoors and bushcraft and you guys are great hey. Thank you! .....Wally.
Hope you’re still having fun, and enjoying family, and the adventure of home ownership! Take care, and be well, from the Allegheny National Forest in Northwest Pennsylvania.
I HAVE CANNED WILD GARLIC..ALSO HAVE INFUSED OIL WITH WILD GARLIC, LOT OF GREAT USES FOR IT AND WOW IT MAKES FOR SOME AWESOME POTATO SOUP. PC==IT ALSO CAN BE TRANSPLANTED AND THE SEEDS OFF OF IT TOO.
Super le reportage, j'aime l'explication de la construction de la cabane avec son revêtement en écorce de bois!!!
Love that Hatchet!
Was waiting for another feast cooked up by Dustin. Love that I watched the original build of the Viking House and the "Lambcopter." Congrats on one year anniversary. Can't wait to hear what the new projects are about.
Mantap tuan punya pondok,teruslah berkeativ,🙏🙏
This channel always makes me hungry... So much for the diet!
These cookouts are the best though. Being a chef and seeing you get to do rustic cooking is just nice. Keep at it guys
Great idea on using that shell for a pivot point. I like that hatchet! That thing looks sweet. Your meal looked so delicious. I could taste it from over here lol. 👍😉😁🐔🐓
Awesome vid, I always like to see you guys cooking outdoors, not the normal as we do it here in the states, hotdogs and marshmallows lol. Stay safe over there!
Miss you brothers building and playing together
It looks like it might be a good idea to process your bark ahead of time for this sort of thing, to give it some time to cure.
Now would be a good time to buy some fruit and nut trees, buy some berry bushes, and heirloom herbs. Plant your own distributed plots. :) Plant those chestnuts and oaks to feed the wild life too!
the wild garlic grows here in the northeast US too. we call them 'ramps'. its quite sought after in the spring. my daughter and i even 'sweet' pickled a pound of them.
So jealous watching this. Looks absolutely awesome dude 👍
Looks good Mike, it’s taken those storms amazingly
I am sitting here in my new hoody "TA OUTDOORS LIFE IS GOOD IN THE WOODS" I love this series and all the other series. Keep having fun outdoors Mike. :)
I love these episodes, so relaxing.
Man, I want that small hatchet!!!
Loved watching the Viking house been built, great to see you back out there. Hope to see more off these types vids. ♥👍
For your roof, just do another layer of bark over the existing layer.. same way you'd put shingles on over old ones if they're mostly intact...the old ones will help provide more water shedding and give you a firmer surface to attach a new layer to...
if the weather is cold, you could drape a tarp over the open end and help hold some of the heat in
As an alternate to grass... try spaghnum moss....will take a lot of gathering to get enough but it should help the mud to bind up well...i've also heard ceder fronts shreded up into strips can also sub in.
the shell as a palm guard is genius
it is a great idea but i wouldnt say genius its in about every survival book ive read
AMAZING idea with the shell but try coating the inside of it with some oil of some sort, obviously this is just speculation, but I'd imagine this would make it even easier.
Split some cedar shingles nail them to the bark you could have dryer in cabin or a great kitchen ! Love the chicken dinner !
Completely enjoyed watching you build this and your tools just knock me out. If wishes were fishes we'd all have a fry.