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So. Your channel will now be: bushcrafting, overlanding, historical points of interest, and building up the truck. SIGN ME UP!!!!! I don't think you need to separate it into different channels. Just make vids of whatever you're doing at the time. Working on the truck one day, out for an overnighter the next, overlanding to some cool backwoods area the day after. If you are going to be putting out content like today's video, then I know I'll be following right along.

Truck build, history channel, bushcraft, gourmet cooking, philosopher, marine … what’s not to like! Keep em coming corporal!

I enjoyed it. Outstanding AF. Some say when the Corporal was born, he tied off his own umbilical cord with an arbor knot.

Have the dealer run your VIN to make sure the recall on the head gaskets has been done. Since yours is running well at that age it was either unaffected or the recall was probably already been performed, but nonetheless it’d be a good idea to verify it. Great rig. You’re going to love it. Thanks for the channel, man. I always learn something.

My grandmother always told me “it’s not the dead you got to worry about, it’s the living”. No truer words have ever been spoken.

Been looking forward to this week's OUTSTANDING show. Keep bringing me Corporal's Corner, and I'll keep telling them I want MORE Corporal's Corner!

I hope you get the chance to read this. I am a new subscriber. Not sure why I haven't found you sooner. But oh well I'm having a blast catching up on all your videos. Tonight was probably one of my lowest lows. I was diagnosed 3 years ago with stage 4 colon cancer. So sometimes I have some pretty sad moments. However you my friend absolutely pulled me right up out of the ditch. I don't get to really go anywhere or do anything and I am broke. Your adventures takes me away from everything I am faced with. I can't tell you how much I appreciate this channel. Thank you so much. Yes brother you are making a difference and it is priceless.

The man who owned the vehicle would be delighted you have it and have given his old friend a new life to share with many others! Beautiful historic home with a story to remind us of how affluent we are today. Thank you.

Corporal word of advice... Don't chase the likes, do what you like, and enjoy it! Build it and they will come. You do tremendous work and are far better than so many fakes out there You tube is full of hackers that boost themselves. You are a true you tuber and should also think about posting on Rumble if don't already.

The dovetails on those timbers are a work of art

Would enjoy seeing you start to build different shelters as if in a community. Different types but they work together, as if, intended to be constructed for long term. Stacked with wood for travelers, with the fire ready to ignite. Long term builds to include areas for food storage, including some way to keep food cold, etc. I believe you get the idea. How do you use different naturals materials to build fireplaces and inside cooking stone shelves and so on. All done with you usual quality and explanations. Have a great day, always enjoy your work!

Wow, what a place. It would be awesome to reclaim some of those timbers and reperp into another cabin!

An old school dryer was a length of rope strung between two trees.

That old house is awesome, I am not sure people understand the amount of back breaking work that house must of taken to build. Truly an American piece of nostaliga.

Keep doing what you’re doing. Other channels claim to do “bushcraft,” but they use power tools and a lot of manufactured materials. I don’t deem that very helpful for shelter and survival. All you use are hand tools and what you pack in. The shelters you build and teach is very realistic and replicable in real life with a handful of survival tools. Looking forward to the 4Runner build. I have the same 4Runner, but a 2002 model. Excited to see where this goes! What you teach is goes beyond just sheltering, you teach how to shelter well. Keep it coming! Not separate channel needed as far as I’m concerned.

I have a 1997 Tacoma. 405000 mi. Everything still factory. Great truck

Hey Corporal Kelly, this is Corporal T USMC. Awesome video once again man. All I can say is keep them coming. I have really learned a lot from watching your videos. I have a lot of gear that you have recommended. Love the Boline knot and the Marline spike hitch. Great job. Semper Fi.

“The common problem on those shows: people!”…”People are always looking for an excuse to become animals” Man this phrases are pure gold… pure philosophy man! Keep preaching and making these nice videos.

The idea of the vehicle build is great! and to me should be on your regular channel... step by step with reasoning and explanation. Looking forward to it.

I truly enjoyed this video!!! Truth be told we like your builds & different things you do on your channel, We believe in you! Subscriber for life!!!! Blessings to you & your son!!!

How about a quick tool maintenance video, what you do at home to get ready for your trip etc.

Sasquatch exists, he posted a video on KZfaq recently talking about Trail Cameras, said he was getting one as he was afraid that corporal Kelly would walk through his camp ;-) Seriously, regarding the direction of the channel, I don't care if you use a truck, canoe, raft, mule, it'll be outstanding AF regardless. You mentioned incorporating the truck in your builds, sounds interesting. Thumbs Up as always

So happy I found this channel I could watch these videos for hours

You should make a t-shirt of you looking to the sky and shaking your hands saying LOLS haha, I'd buy one! That's one of my favorite parts, that and the first bite of food reactions.

Great vedio much information about old buscrafting specially the notchs of the wood joins, I totally agreed with you only the toxic people creating trubbles for good and gentles, forget about haters and carry on your adventures, thanks for the vedio,🙏🙏👍👍

As a lady I would love to see more shelters like this. While the more complex builder are sweet to see knowing some fast and easier set up's for emergencies is also a great idea.

The native American Indians and the old frontiersman blazed the path for all others to live by awesome video people have forgotten alot of the old ancient paths they definitely need to be revisited.

Bottom of the ninth Corporal is up to bat two strikes. And you hit one out of the park to win the game. Great video.

Thank you for the information on the old cabin and building before bushcraft ; Great video,

Love the fact that Toyota have those awesome cup holders even in Aussie land lol great video loved the fact you are mixing it up and not just grinding out the same stuff every week

I liked this video, throwing some different things in is cool AF! It's amazing how robust people built things back in the day with only hand tools. Makes you appreciate what we have today. All your videos are outstanding and show your commitment to your channel and subscibers, don't change bro, you are an inspiration!

Hey I like this video. This is more of my speed I'm 60+ Love the outdoors and love camping / boondocking And I'm always doing things with the old school way. Looking forward to the next one. Semper Fi 🇺🇸

You should stop worrying about the ignorant people that ask the stupid question and make the asinine comments. They don't deserve the time of day from you!!!! YOUR OUTSTANDING AF!!!!! Or out standing in a field......LOL!!!!

Nice! Corporal's Corner. A different perspective. Keep it up! Stay safe and God bless you

Loved this format with the truck and exploring the abandoned house. FYI, in case you are still interested in how the YT algorithm treated this video, there were three CC recommendations out of fifteen in positions 1, 2, and 6. Thanks, John

Outstanding AF! No matter what you choose to do with you Chanel your videos are still top notch.

and the kids are like "wtf is a cassette" 📼🎶📻😂😂😂

Hello Corporal, my wife and I will watch what ever you do. Car camping will allow you to bring more bacon and stay for 2 nights!!

I bet that fridge still works if you plugged it in too... they don't make em like they used to

Yes!! I look forward to more over landing Corporal Style. Also looking forward to how you build out the 4RunnerAF Just want to add I hope you do more of these abandoned building camps Recon AF

193 thousand miles and change and still looks and runs better then the newer crap that's out there, awesome AF. Amazing how those old houses are still around. Keep the videos coming loved it.

Words are inadequate to express my delight in this particular video. Camping in fromt of the remains of the hand-hewn log house sent me on a trip down Memory Lane! One of my great grandfathers died only 6 days before I was born; He had built a log house in the 1870s when he & my great grandmother married. Shortly after his death, my grandfather moved in. For the first decade of my life (1941-1951) I visited there frequently. No electricity, no indoor plumbing, & water was from an ice cold spring 1/4 mile away. Papa cooked on a wood stove, warmed the house with a huge fireplace, & nighttime lighting was via Oil Lamps. Also, my favorite type of camping is Under Canvas! Although I have camped in my various vehicles across the years, the primitive or classical camp under canvas remains my favorite, even at my young age of 82! I hope that you'll do some more like this. Too many of the younger generations have no idea of what life was like between the Civil War & WW II. My wife & I recently purchased a 2000 RED Honda CRV with only 39,000 actual miles. Although I will haul camping gear in it & could camp in it, it will most likely be my transporation to Base Camp (under Canvas, of course!) Thanks a million.

YOUR CHANNEL HAS ALWAYS BEEN OUTSTANDING AF. JUST KEEP UP THE AWESOME VIDEOS COMING, JARINE!

Over landing is always welcome! Keep up the good work man!

I helped relocate a treasure like that 20 years ago here in East Tennessee. It was a 200 plus year old work of art, had a spiral staircase with notched hand planed flooring that was still intact. It must have been a mansion in that time period.

The old log home was cool , the truck was sweet , the shelter was awesome and the food was outstanding . Liked this video for sure , thanks Cpl. Kelly.

It's amazing how people used to build things bk in the day with no power tools just blood sweat and tears love the vid really interesting 👍👍👍

Been going through withdrawal waiting for the next season of Outlander! I really hope whoever tears down that cabin reclaims some of the timber. Loved the content this week Sir. 👍💯

I just started to watch this Channel a few months ago been subscribed I hope this channel stays I respect and love this channel and what you do !!! Much respect!

Lets just all go through the vids and watch and like each one for the last 13 years. That'll show em.

Watching your videos, I have never been disappointed. I hope you continue them for a long time. More significantly, I've learned a lot, especially about knots (we all have our preferences and interests). Although I'm unlikely to find myself in the wilderness and would need to adopt your specific suggestions, you've helped me think through scenarios that are likely to occur in my life, and for that, I thank you.

I like looking at old structures, even if they are falling apart like this one. At one time it was somebody's dream come true.

Love that truck I have a Tacoma, but seeing that on another of your videos made me start looking into them. I like the style, and the reputation is outstanding! Thanks for sharing a closer look. Thank you for your service, and all you teach. Tho an old farm boy, my health prevented me from serving. My dad and brother both did (US Army, Korea and Turkey respectively) and my Marine cousin is unfortunately listed on The Wall. God Bless Young Sir... the old Rev.

i really enjoyed watching this video. Reminds me of back in 1970 when i lived in a one room log cabin no electric or running water. Lot thing you do are things we did back then. Iwashed lasaundry in creek took bath in creek also. I leared to cook in fireplace in the house., and when cooking over fire i took old wash tub punced hole around around the top set it on rocks around fire upside down and that was my outdoor cook stove. Some of things you to I use to teach my boys i did when I was a den mother for cub scouts for ten years too. I WATCH YOUR video with my young teen age grand kids and theyv think it is so cool. Keep up the good work.

I Love the Idea of having your Truck with you when you can and it works out. I know that where you go sometimes you can't take the truck, BUT... where you can I think it will really add to your videos. I Love them all so you can do whatever you like, I will always watch what you post I love your channel. Keep the Great work for all of us devoted watchers. Thanks my Friend for all you do.. God bless and Godspeed Brother.

As always another great video. I like the idea of bringing in your Toyota to the mix. And the house was interesting. Maybe drive to older areas that have history. Explain it a little then build something for the overnight. Coffee - Nescafe?

I really like the truck camping. Doing it more myself these days. It's nice to have your vehicle close by rather than parked on an old dirt road a mile away. Keep it up! I need a few ideas for my old BRONCO.

The best thing about your videos is watching you use the bushcraft skills you teach. It is a shame that the house was not maintained. Congrats on the truck,enjoy.

@Corporals Corner. You’re fans came to see you do you’re thing. If you like it, we’re going to love it. -Fan

Shawn, this was an abso-freaking-lutely outstanding AF video. I enjoyed the overland camping aspect, but what was even more enjoyable was your homage to the history of the site as well as still providing your audience with basic skills reinforcement. Excellent job, as always. I run your playlists, as often as possible, while doing other tasks, in the hopes that KZfaq will eventually get the hint that we want more of your content, not less. Keep on keeping on, brother.

Sad to see when these old structures have been allowed to deteriorate. The original build is solid and durable.

This is so cool, man. It's time to hit the reset button and get back to the land.

Just a quick confirmation that your 20 min videos are an improvement, good change!

I love going through old homes and barns. The skills in how they were made is a dying art. Looking forward to seeing more on you ride.

Totally outstanding! In 1974 my dad bought an Old School House/Church on an acre of land that was built in 1863 and in the backyard was an old abandoned Cemetery. He started converting it into a house for his poor downtrodden family then I went into the military, after I got out in 1978 my dad got into a bad farm accident and died and my mom left a place to me. I lived in that place until 2015 and people always freaking out that the place was haunted hahaha I raised a family there and they never complained and totally love the place and was so sorry to see it go. I gave this place to a homeless veteran then moved into the Ozark Mountains.

Just watched this and my 2 year old niece came up and was like he is going camping.... You wanna go camping like that... She loves camping... We talk about camping and what we are going eat everyday..

Corp, I just love your videos. You are teaching me knots so cheers and thank you Sir

Damn corporal!! That 4 runner is ooouuuuuutstanding!

Only $4,800 ... man when you said that I remembered that part and you had me rolling 😂 😭 and the Yota is nice that’s a very nice find. And the coffee guess is Juan Valdez ...?? Just a guess

Nice break from the expected. Nice to see that older home construction. They built things solid back in the day!

Spartan is the best trail cam I’ve used. It will alert your phone within seconds of taking the picture. It has video with sound too. Picture quality is good enough to get a license plate number. Worth the money.

Beautiful house. Shame it wasn't kept up. I'm really glad that you went out and documented it. That fridge on the porch was cool, could it be salvaged? Maybe not as a refrigerator, but for storage or some other purpose? I totally agree with your schooling comment, it would be even more true today.

Im still lovin these videos man keep it goin.

Liked your video. History, bushcraft, and your usmc sarcasm, OAF!

I use painters drop cloths a bunch…in my house! It makes nice looking “linen” looking curtains!

My son’s scout troop just learned this bipod system. Very cool to see it in application.

Woke up this morning, realized it was Sunday, and hurriedly turned on my laptop and came to KZfaq for my weekly morning dose of Corporals Corner and this weeks episode is my new favorite. That 4Runner is CLEAN, can't wait to see u camp in it, and the history tour of the house was icing on the cake. Thanks for another great episode Shawn, you keep posting and I'll keep telling KZfaq I want more!

No need for a second channel. Love what you do!

I hope you spent some time with the detector around that old house...could be some trinkets about. Another great vid! Please keep up the good works!

I’m liking the change of pace, Corporal Kelly; incorporating the savvy from the past and understanding how it has shaped/influenced the present has always been a fascination of mine. On an aside, I too owned a SR5 for a number of years and she served me well. Very well. Love the content. Your sub from Papua New Guinea. 🇵🇬💥👊🏾

Building the Toyota will just be another great addition to Your channel. Anyone who thinks otherwise is an idiot. Comment for the algorithm.

I think the additional footage of any animals that makes their way through camp when your sleeping would be very cool. Animals come way closer than we may like to believe when we sleep in their domain.

Loved this, creepy old houses in the woods are cool AF

I've been with you for a long time and don't mind the change of pace. That said, I definitely want to see continued bushcraft builds/projects but mixed with new directions is good. Awesome AF work as always! I've learned a lot here and really appreciate your efforts.

Looking forward to seeing more of the 4Runner. Best truck ever! She ain’t gonna go fast, but she’ll go forever.

Hmmmm, mystery coffee? I have no idea. Your truck looks great and an interesting old house. Outstanding AF. 💯❤👍

I'd watch the new stuff... Hell, the old stuff... I'd watch whatever u decided to put out for us to enjoy! Do whatever you feel like! I'm already a car (actually a 4runner) camper nowadays, got a bad knee that I don't trust hiking with... so truck camping/fishing it is!

Oh my god this is exactly what i needed today. Beed a rough week for me, havent had power since last Saturday, been crashing at my uncles place on the couch and my back is telling me no more of this at an angle ass fucking couch 😭 absolutely outstanding video- normally i say that on all your videos and i do mean it but this one is above and beyond and i dont mean that in a way to say you havent outdone yourself in previous videos- the setting in this one is just right up my alley. Cheers Corp 🇺🇸

Corporal, what about some Bug-Out videos? Maybe how Corporal would bug-out from home. What would you bring if you didn't know where you were going or for how long? Or how Corporal would bug-out from a completed camp and relocate. What would you bring from one to the next? What would your camp look like when you leave? Just spitballing ideas that I know I would enjoy. Someone else's comment mentioned bug-outs and got me thinking. I can't find that comment now so I can't reply...

I love old stuff like this. Wish I was really there to see the ol’cabin in person. As soon as I saw the stove and fridge I immediately thought they could be salvaged - ha! Any other land/property your on and if it has anything Interesting on it just like this one - please make a video of it if you cannot if your allowed to. Blessings to you!

Hi ,Sir IM from Puerto Rico and i follow you allways , you teach a lot information that i use every time i go bushcrafting , God Bless you all the time and keep doing your videos no matter if overlanding or bushcrfting together, thanks for your time , Esteban from Puerto Rico.

Don’t change anything you’re doing. There will always be a few haters, let them hate somewhere else.

OUTSTANDING AF! I'm looking forward to seeing the 4x4 incorporated into a build! That'll be awesome!

I like your runner. Everything still original af. Nice. Cheers from the island of Guam. I like the "people looking for a reason to be animals."

Great stuff. Finding old buildings like that is rally great. Makes me wonder what kind of people may have lived there. Great old school 4-runner, will last for ever.

Great episode Shawn. Too bad the "higher ups" at KZfaq don't realize that they should watch all of your videos because they may actually need the skills you teach at some point in their lives. Loved the tour and explanation of the structure as well as the simplicity of the tent. Keep up the great work.

I found a similar house in southern Ireland which had been abandoned since the famine. Beautifully built and still standing 💗 skills that are hard to find today. Great video

I'm a fan .keep doing what you do

Combining the traditional with the modern is a great idea. Keep them coming!