From YT's Aspiring Caveman.
"These are five unique survival and bushcraft shelters. They represent
about three months of full time work spread out over a year and a half.
They were done in couple of very different environments two continents
apart.
Shelters number 1, 2 and 5 are seen on this channel for the first time.
Full-length videos on these will be posted in the coming weeks.
Cold-Weather Debris Hut
This shelter may be the most familiar to those acquainted with primitive
survival. The most basic setup for one of these only requires the two
longer sides with the front left open. They are only meant to keep you
out of the rain, shield you from the wind and provide shade.
This particular one is dubbed “cold-weather” because it has a front,
it’s well insulated from the bottom and has an entrance that can be
plugged. I am particularly proud of the door plug here. I’m sure it has been
done before, but I had to discover this for myself. It is, by far, the simplest and easiest means to completely insulate yourself from the
elements in debris hut."
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