Survival Camping 9ft/3m Under Snow - Giant Winter Bushcraft Shelter and Quinzee

Summary by Krater

The creator hikes into a snowy mountain region alone, builds a snow cave survival shelter, and spends the night cooking curry and rice inside it before returning to his car the next morning.

From the video

Answers: How do you build a snow cave survival shelter in deep snow?

• snow cave survival shelter construction
• winter camping in deep snow
• snow block cutting technique
• outdoor winter cooking with a can stove
• snow cave safety tips

Ingredients

• 1 box Japanese curry sauce with vegetables
• rice
• popcorn kernels
• oil
• salt
• 1 pouch Adventure Meal granola

What it concludes

• Using a saw to cut snow up into blocks saves a lot of time and is easier on the back when building a snow cave.
• Leaving 3 to 4 inches of clearance on either side of a snow cave prevents you from being snuggled up against the wall and getting cold.
• Making the snow cave tall enough to sit up in makes it less claustrophobic and easier to get in and out of.
• Leaving 24 inches of more tunnel than your height ensures your head and feet are not up against the ice.
• Choosing the right type of dense, packed snow that sticks together is critical to prevent snow cave collapse.
• Making an S-shaped entrance prevents the wind from blowing straight into the snow cave.