Bushcraft shelter - one day in the woods with the dogs.

A day in the gapahuken - Bushcraft shelter. Chopped some wood, made some waffles and drank some coffee. _____________________ Gapahuk: A gapahuk is a structure made of wooden materials, originally intended for needy accommodation. It has only three walls and a roof, possibly two side walls and a sloping roof all the way down to the back. It can be constructed of a skeleton with rajer in which twigs are woven, then the skeleton is covered with bar or peat. The front wall is open, and there is often a campfire in front of it. A "stick source" or "new" of whole logs, one over two, was used as a fireplace by floaters and forest workers. Gapahuker are made from the forest's raw materials, and can have a temporary or permanent function. You can use sticks and trees you find or cut in the forest, tie them together with roots and put a spruce bar on the roof. It is also possible to use timber to build more permanent structures. _____________________ Some gear I used in the video: - Backpack - Frost River Isle Royal Jr - Axe - Helkowerk American Double Bit Felling Axe - Saw - Silky BigBoy - Waffel iron - Espegaard Vaffeljern - Knife - Morakniv Eldris

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