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My grandson and i have been doing bush camping cinc he was 5. 2 times a year we camp one winter and one summer. Hes 13 now. Teach em young

“Alright I just covered myself with leaves” Me: “incredible” *crunches barbecue Pringle’s*

Imagine just walking in the forest one day and seeing this random survival shelter village.

This is awesome and shows what you can do with/without a wide range of tools and resources - I recently took a survival course and here in the Pacific NW USA we are able to utilize sword ferns - no knives or tools of any kind were used for our shelter except our hands. (We searched for a ridge pole instead of cutting one)

Good job back to basics!

As a person who grew up in the 60’s in the south I started doing this when I was ten years old and spending most weekend in the woods. Thanks for the video. Brought back a lot of memories

She did all that work to make this video, the least I can do is give her video a thumbs up.

Really excellent video and definitely a channel I'll be looking into in the future! However there is one thing to add, especially if you're building shelters that are meant for long term use, something I picked up from the TA Outdoors KZfaq channel; don't just randomly pluck patches of moss but try to remove it by gently rolling it up like swiss rolls. If you do it that way the roots will generally stay intact and cause the moss to regrow once its been laid out on the shelter, making for an even better and sturdier roof.

I love watching these videos so much that I decided to learn how to survive in the wilderness on my own. I just made my first ever fire using only flint and steel today. Thanks for the inspiration, Lilly!

I expected to see Clint Eastwood walking onto the site. I love the background music super cool. Nice job there girl keep it up.

This is survival Lily at her best, teaching in the wilderness which is what we want the most on your videos !

Nice Job, I built most of these when I was a young boy with my brother on a friends 1500 acre land. I loved to see you make the floor warmer pit. Never thought of that before; brilliant job. We built these with an old custom built hatchet we also carried knife.

I liked the idea of the heated floor! Never would of thought of it. Plus I can use that end for cooking as well

Great I only need to worry about bugs now.

Lilly would be a great addition to the next season of Alone.

Awesome thanks for sharing. From the time I was 6 yes old I was in the woods building huts, dugouts and campsites out of pine and oak trees. I grew up in north Florida. For four years I lived in S,C. And the first year joined the Boy Scouts. We built campsites for our patrols. This video brings back memories.

I am from Iraq, 🇮🇶❤️I love the camp, and all adventures are greetings to all followers

Kinda sad when I saw Dax. Hope your new pup is as wonderful a companion.

This woman is badass. Love the inspiration and tenacity here

you are a MASTER shelter builder! i love all your outdoor in the woods dwellings! came back to this video for a re-fresher.... thank you Lilly!

0:00 Debris Hut Survival Shelter (If you can't get a fire going) 2:00 Lean-To Survival Shelter (With fire reflector) 4:56 Floor Heating System 6:26 Dome-Shaped Survival Hut 10:26 Enclosed Lean-To Shelter with Emergency Blanket 12:33 Semi-Permanent A-Frame Shelter (2 people, If you have a lot of time)

Thanks Lilly for another great video! Need a hole, Dax the digger was always there, bless his heart!

This was pretty damn awesome. I'm definitely super lacking in any outdoor skills like this. Super cool to see!

So very impressed!! And am learning as I watch!! Spent 14 years in the military, but they don’t teach shelters like this, as we always carry ours with us. Awesome!!! Thanks

After watching this, I hope I get lost In the woods with a lot of string plus an assortment of saws and digging material. Seriously though, good vid.

I like the last shelter. Seems stable and seems to have good protection for the night. I'll go out and test it some day. Thank you for your videos.

Very good to see all women doing these demonstrations. I've slept in the 1st shelter. Those dry leaves are warm but ITCHY! Toward the end are good examples of batoning with a heavy duty knife. The hemlock boughs MUST be "shingled" beginning with a bottom course and working up by OVERLAPPING the boughs to shed rain and wet snow. Do one horizontal course at a time, placing boughs all the way from one end to the other before beginning a new course. (Yes, I was once a roofer.)

I love it! Another lady into bushcraft and survival! Great job! Keep the videos coming Lilly! 😁

This is one of the most informative & entertaining videos that I have watched on KZfaq in ages. As I am a mountain biker, ya just never know when I could get stuck in the mountains overnight and theses are easy and useful shelters. Thanks for sharing, I subscribed ;

You have no idea how happy I was to see you use that floor fire! I was literally just thinking about if it would work, seeing you do it just makes me happy! One thing I would add that might work is get a good fire going and get a lot of coals and then place the coals in the ditch you dig and cover the with the stone and then lay some fern branches over them! God that just feels so comfortable in my mind

if you light a small temporary fire at the exit point of "floor warming system", it will create a draw when you start the bigger main fire, drawing in the heat from the main fire until it warms sufficiently on own.

You're the coolest! And your video about Hashimoto disease really helped my cousin! Thank you for all of your hard work!

Next time wear shorts. Why? 1. Legs❤ 2. Easier to find and remove a bug from your body.

The forest sounds so peaceful. I was in lake Lecurn in Switzerland back in 2001 and the area was absolutely breathtaking. Sorta reminds me of that.

Love to see anyone get out and explore. Stay strong and thanks for the great content

You are just total amazement, Lilly. Thank you, thank you thank you!!!! (plus you posted this on my birthday) for these survivor ideas. We never know when you're going to need these skillsets!

Very cool! Reminds me of things my best friend and I did as teenagers. You possess excellent survival/ bushcraft skills. Thoroughly enjoy your videos!

There are a lot of memories of my childhood in this video including the music. Thank you and great job.

Great video and great soundtrack. Concerning that ground warming technique, I've read that initially one can start a small fire also at the chimney opening to help start the draw of warm air.

These shelters are even helping my homework! Thanks Lilly!

One of our favorite classic videos of yours. We really enjoy watching and learning from you always great content keep up the good work. You've grown tremendously in your confidence, skill sets, and instruction presentations. Thank You

i love the floor heating system. Awesome :) I wish you talked about how well that worked. One thing I can see is that where you are making these shelters you are not worried about dangerous animals. Anyway cool thank you

Another fine video young lady, I enjoy seeing how you have progressed each time you build a new shelter. You should be very proud

That reminded me of a story, mine. A hot night in the Philippines, my Aussie mate talking over too many beers. That mate was an ex grunt and somehow the discussion veered toward survival and said something that I half heard. He looked at me serious as hell and repeated it drill sergeant like "If it smells like almond or peaches, don't eat it! I'm serious mate, that shit might save your life"... I've listened, I've never eaten something that smelled like almond or peaches, except the real stuff. Still alive :)

Hey Lily I just wanted to say thank you for making this video and other videos that you make because people should be learning these things to have the knowledge so I'm happy that people like you make videos like this

Enjoyed the video, It was good seeing Dax again, bless his soul.

Hey, I just found your channel! I like your techniques, and specially that heated floor! I haven't seen anyone else do that, very cool

I think I've made one of each of these at various times in my life. I love watching these videos. Thank you for reminding me of good memories 😂❤

The dome shaped survival hut looks very hard to build without another person with you. Good luck, stay happy and healthy!

This is great to know Lilly..I miss Dax, watching him being playful and in the shelter just being Dax. I hope that in time Amy will be a charismatic and playful in your future video's.

Thanks, Ms. Lilly. You know, the first video of yours I ever saw was about a survival shelter (lean-to against two trees with a red space blanket). Thanks for posting this wonderful and informative video. And rest in peace, Dax.

this is really good and satisfying to watch i think the dome one is my favorite

Thank you for showing us these techniques! You're wonderful! Keep doing you!!!

Great to see Daxx again in these old vids. I miss him 😕

Thank You, This was very informative.

This is so satisfying to watch. Your so talented and thats why watching you build these shelters is so relaxing.

Im currently trying to educate myself in wilderness survival. So thank you for your video.

Good content! The last was my favorite. I imagine the smell of the earth from the moss all around you would be amazing. 👍

You are the undisputed Queen of survival shelters Lilly! Thanks for the videos my Queen :)

I think the lean to shelter using the survival blanket was the best of the bunch. The blankets weight is almost nothing and more than one could be carried in your pack very easily. The only tools needed to create the shelter is a good a good knife and lots of cordage. Still no great weight will be added to the pack! Your method of pinning the crossbar to the two trees was brilliant! I will not be forgetting that method any time soon. Bravo young lady! You would do to ride the river with! P.O.

this autumn me and 3 friends of mine are going hiking, this all is very informative and might actualy come to use! 👍👍

Lilly, could you please do a video about what one should carry with them when they go into the woods?

I love number 5 and 6. I'm calling number 1 a "tick feeding party" :)

Absolutely brilliant video!! Love the enthusiasm you show. Someone would be very grateful for this kit if they are starting out. I’m certainly going to buy the sleeping mat.

I just love the practicality of the elements. I will keep watching. GBU.,SM.,NZ ✌❤😁

Mis felicitaciones por esos refugios tan extraordinarios, eres una gran profesional en la Supervivencia. Un saludo desde España.

Awesome video idea lilly, definetly reminded me of some of your older videos. Very cool to see, your a great inspiration. Greetings from Massachusetts!

Awesome, timeless video. There is no substitute for a resource rich environment. Great instruction.

thanks for guiding us all over those awesome survival shelters, amazing video. You showed us really good :D

Thanks Bec one day I leave the system , and I got everything you made in my mind for knowledge , good job a lot of people need to know this

Finally someone who understands how comfy leaf piles can be

Just love it . So much work, beautiful job lily.

Ms lily gives good strong advice. Have many accounts following her. Love and hugs Lily.

I totally wish we had moss like that where I live.

That doggo is living his best life!!!

This is awesome learnt so many tips thanks! Now I'll share one in return. If you dig a 2ft (60cm) deep whole big enough to bury a 2ft log laying down. Tie a rope round the log and then bury it with the rope sticking out the ground. Now you've just made an anchor that can hold a humvee on a 30 degree hill. Would come in useful then building the 3rd shelter!

Me and some of my friends are making these little huts and we can’t make them very warm. We spent way too much time putting sticks instead of small branches and leaves. It’s hard to find leaves and we can only get these little brushes that are on the ground but this helped a lot!

I'm watching, thinking "Man, what a workout for your arms", then 14:50 says "These arm the arms you get with this workout"

Lilly - You are the coolest!

Wow I'm very impressed by this KZfaq Educational video you shared. I learned a lot from you. Some of what you did I never even knew. Thank you and I really appreciate it. I'm going to try do some of things you taught today on a project I'm seriously considering doing in a few months for my disabled children and me. I'm going to need some physical help for doing some of the things but very educational and important things you taught in this video. Thank you and I appreciate it.💙💙💙

No question about it, she does a great tremendous job! Lilly is definitely an outdoorswoman!

When making a fire wall its best to use green and fresh thick branches, it will reduce the chance of your fire wall burning down.

If I ever get lost in the wild, I hope this lady is with me haha

These just got more elaborate as it went along. Did love your ground heating system and diy tent pegs tho. V useful imo. Just can't believe we waited till the last 1 for a shelter that would fit you AND your dog

Hello from Australia.. I'ma big fan of your channel, I think you're very knowledgeable and pretty tough traveling abroad testing your survival skills..mad respect for you..👍

Learned these years ago as a kid, in my 60s now. Great vid!

I’m writing this while in my survival shelter in the woods

I never thought of the floor heating system....awesome !!!

Badass, thank you! Will definitely come in handy when SHTF!

Very nice ,reminder of my running away from home when i was 14 . Also built a shelter like your 2nd one and used it for 3weeks.

Wish I could bring to much tools like that when camping. 😂

If I'm repeating others, it's because I didn't read any of the others comments. That lean-to you did with the red emergency blanket; WOW! So simple. And if one was just out to bug out for a night or 2, and carried a tarp for their shelter, that would be the easiest system I've seen. Thank you for what you share!

Ive spent many nights in a leaf bed ! Or pine or and cedar limb tips bed . I've chopped cedars almost down , leave them on the stump , then trim off most underside branches , then use them on top for wind breaks , snow shelter . Make it big enough for me and my hunting dogs . Just carried hunting lights a gun and my good double bit axe

I feel like I'm actually learning how to do this instead of just watching

Ahhh this brings me back to 2 million years ago

Wow wow wow! My wife and I love nature and the wild. She's a country gurl and I'm a nature boy. We learn and practice and go on adventures every year. Saw you on our fav show Naked and Afriad. You're one of our favorites. Thanx for these awesome videos and good luck on everything you do. Peace N Love

Thanks for the different options, nice one 👍

Lily, please do a video about making a 4x4x7 ft double layered tarp lean to, with the vertical clear side being two layers of PEVA shower curtain, with dy debris between the layers of the sides/rear of the shelter. Include the 2x2x2 ft cold air "sinkjust inside of the door way, and the dirt that pins the tarps to the ground. This suepershelter raises temps 30F degrees with just your body heat. Use 4 stakes to hold a stack of logs, creating the "head board, base-board and a middle support for the raised wooden bed. Have 1-2" OD green saplings run lengthwise down the length of the bed. then you can have hot rocks buried in an inch of dirt under the bed, a foot thick layer of debris atop the bed, More debris between your layers of clothing and between your clothing and your poncho and your tarp, having no need of a fire or sleeping bag at temps down to 0F. This saves tons of calories and time that are normally wasted on firewood. You don't want a fire inside of your shelter, burning it down and giving you emphysema! This shelter has to be a sealed unit, with duct tape closing the edges of everything. This forms a layer of trapped air between the layers of tarp. That's what insualtes you from the cold and wind. You can build this in an hour and the total weight is less than 3 lbs. It will roll and fold into a bundle very little bigger than a couple of 1 gallon cans. and costs almost nothing. The interior tarp should be reflectorized, but it can have a space blanket just taped to the tarp. Cut a 1" hole every 6" in the space blanket, so that the mylar is kept firmly and consistently "flat' against the tarp, or it will snag on everything and be very easily torn. it is NOT enough to have just the space blanket and one tarp. or one sheet of contrstruction plastic as the sides/back of the lean-to. you have to have the transparency of the PEVA to have two layers of the clear side, so that radiant heat from the sun or a fire can penetrate both layers. Construction plastic is too opaque. Plastic for the "body" of the lean to causes more condensation-dripping than tarps do. I recommend a layer of debris per yourself if you're not wrapped in a tarp, etc, or you'lll wake up wet./cold/miserable.

You make this stuff look a lot easier than it actually is. You're very skilled! I don't understand why you have dislikes on this video lol