Rainy Overnight Camping Under Fallen Tree | Bushcraft Survival Shelter, Moose, Cooking, Relaxing

Started off as a foggy day with minor rain which later escalated, took so long to find camp i had not eaten all day and everything was wet. Eventually found a fallen tree with even ground to sleep on, I decided to build my shelter there. I felt that the situation kind of got serious, i needed to focus or I would run out of daylight, i decided not to focus as much on filming. Apologies if you wanted to see more building, I also had to protect my camera gear from getting wet. The shelter build and fire starting took longer then expected so i decided it was too late to cook my food, i had to settle for beef jerky and raw cheese, I can eat more the next day i thought to myself. Sleeping in that shelter was so relaxing, the rain was satisfying, in the morning we had snow but I was sleeping at the time and didn't catch it on cam. I woke up the next day and my feet were cold, my sleeping bag was wet around my feet, probably a combination of poor shelter building and my feet being outside of the sleeping mat. Could have easily been avoided but I was so tired the day before I just didnt care, the rest of my body had no risk of being exposed to leakage, I will survive. My plan all along was to roast a big piece of beef but that didnt happen given the situation, a big moose came next o my camp and stayed there for 3 hours, i did not want to leave her out of sight at first which delayed my breakfast, I´ll save that idea for another video. Enjoy the video, it was a pleasure making it!

- Max

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Knife - Mora Kansbol with Survival Kit
Saw - Silky F180 (old model)
Bag - Haglöfs (really old)
Sleeping bag- Haglöfs Blacklite II (Old)
Tarp - Kayoba (rlly cheap)