Concrete blocks become a camp kitchen for Serkan Doğada
Five new uploads include a wordless bushcraft compilation approaching five million views, with a tree-mounted handwashing station among its projects.
Why this story? The channel's weekly summary: what went up this week, what is drawing views now, and where the channel stands among similar channels.
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A kettle goes on top of a stove assembled from concrete blocks. Nearby, a plastic bag and a red tube become a makeshift handwashing station: Serkan Doğada's most-watched new upload gives camp chores as much attention as lighting the fire.
The November 9 compilation moves through its demonstrations without spoken instructions. Serkan melts tree resin for paper fire starters, puts a tin-can fuel setup to work boiling water, then builds the block stove. The suspended wash station offers a particularly simple change of subject before the final demonstration, a muddy-water filter made from bottles attached to a tree.
That last project has viewers returning to a practical distinction: filtering out visible dirt is not the same as making water safe to drink. Several comments urge boiling afterward. Others ask about the unidentified powders used in the opening fire-starting sequence.
The compilation is nearing five million views and carries the channel's strongest daily momentum. Another camping-skills upload from Thursday is approaching a million, while a survival compilation posted earlier in the month remains a substantial source of views. The week's other three uploads have drawn much smaller audiences.
Serkan Doğada added 35,000 subscribers over the week, and its current daily viewing is roughly half above its usual level. Among nearby outdoors channels, Tackle2thePeople is also seeing elevated daily views, while Planted in the Garden is close to its normal rhythm. For Serkan, the newest projects getting attention include not just ways to make heat, but somewhere to wash up afterward.
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What viewers say
After filtering the water in the last one, you should definitely boil the water to get rid of any parasites that the filter didn't get
@lilytheabsol6656See it on YouTubeI can't be the only one that thought they were salt and pepper, right?? 🤦
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- Channel
- Serkan Doğada
- Subscribers
- 1,020,000 ▲ 35,000 this week
- Channel views, last 7 days
- 16,929,259
- Videos published this week
- 5
- Video published
- November 9, 2026
- Video views so far
- 4,939,954
- Views on its first day
- 134,730
The numbers
Here is how Serkan Doğada's five-upload week added up.
💡 Test your knowledge
What does Serkan suspend from a tree to make an outdoor handwashing station?
He pairs a suspended plastic bag with a red tube in the handwashing demonstration.

