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Moss walls and a bigger firepit for Joe Robinet's camp

Wolfie joins an overnight shelter upgrade, with pork chops over the coals and an unexpectedly ambitious egg breakfast.

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24 Hours at the Bushcraft Shelter Build - Mossy Wall Build, Huge Firepit Build, Crazy Fatwood Score

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7:38Joe stacks spruce logs into the shelter wall, switching to paracord strands when his twine runs out.
12:38He clears forest duff and roots to prepare the new firepit site.
24:18A sponsored segment demonstrates the Warwood Tool Pulaski axe.
31:35Pork chops, sliced potatoes and onions cook over the coals.
48:36Joe harvests resin-rich fatwood from an old stump by headlamp.
54:42Morning brings a rebuilt cooking frame and an egg experiment in a billy pot insert.

Joe Robinet runs out of twine before he runs out of wall. Strands of paracord take over as he stacks spruce logs into his lean-to, part of an overnight visit that turns the woodland shelter into a more settled camp.

His only upload this week, "24 Hours at the Bushcraft Shelter Build - Mossy Wall Build, Huge Firepit Build, Crazy Fatwood Score", has passed 110,000 views. Alongside the moss-filled wall, the big job is a new stone-lined firepit: Joe clears away forest duff, works down to clay-rich soil and relocates rocks from the old fire ring. Wolfie keeps him company through the work and the evening by the flames. The video includes a sponsored demonstration of a Warwood Tool Pulaski axe.

There is a lovely explanation for the appeal midway through the digging. "Feeling like a kid, having the childhood I never had. Living in Windsor, couldn't do this stuff, you know?" Joe says. Later come pork chops, potatoes and onions, then a morning experiment involving more egg than his little billy pot can comfortably accommodate.

The shelter visit is his busiest individual video for daily views, followed by the woodstove hot-tent overnight and the earlier two-night shelter build. Across the channel, daily viewing is a little below its usual level, while the subscriber count was unchanged over the week.

The comments have a particular request beyond the building work: keep the canoe trips. Several viewers describe those journeys as a way to see places they cannot visit themselves, with one specifically asking for more adventures with Kyle. For this audience, a fixed camp and a moving canoe needn't be either-or.

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What viewers say

Please don't stop the canoe trips. Especially your adventures with Kyle. We get to see places we'd never get to.
@louisevan7361See it on YouTube
Re: would we watch the fort build - 100% I would be excited to see it! Man it’s good to see you doing well and planning more projects.
@paullylapriSee it on YouTube
Campfire souffle in the Billy pot for the win!

I like all the different trips you do. Keep posting a bit of all of it
@mlotschek01See it on YouTube

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Don’t ever stop the canoe videos please, I’ve seen so many interesting places watching your videos!
@susank.7881See it on YouTube
Canoe camping videos are just as dope and fun to watch too!
@Highdesertadventures208See it on YouTube
Little late to commenting but I would definitely watch the backyard fort build!
@jamalharrison4695See it on YouTube
Nice shelter!
@PrimalQuest3See it on YouTube