It was incredible to watch you build your secret house in the forest for $2000. Sadly that couldn’t be done in the USA. It’s all owned by somebody. The Native Americans didn’t have a word owning the land and their way of life was awesome!!! I built my addition on my house myself and liked the feeling of accomplishment. What you too guys did was amazing especially with the limited amount of tools, how creative of you. You really built something you could live in and survive many cold northern winters. Absolutely brilliant job I would love to build one of those and escape this ridiculous rat race way of life and working for unappreciative people who don’t care about anyone except how much they can make off of you while paying you next to nothing without benefits.

@nothim7321

6 ай бұрын

The whole thing where natives didn't u derstand or have a word for property ownership? That is bullshit.

@coledansie9428

6 ай бұрын

Also wtf? You think the USA won't let you buy land and put a hole in it?

@cynthiabehr1870

6 ай бұрын

You misunderstood what he was saying. Native Americans didn't have a say so meaning they lived this way and their land and homes were stripped out from under them. Then forced into concentration camps that we call reservations. They gave them land and made them dependent upon handouts. Treated my people like animals, subhuman. I wish they were not traumatized by this process. I think in theory it sounded like the honorable thing to do. I'd love for them to give me some land now. How it was executed was not honorable!!! This commenter was saying Natives were not treated fairly and honorably.

@nathanbattles3958

6 ай бұрын

This is some grade A public school misinformation. First off there is isn’t one native language like there isn’t one native people. Plains Indians are much different then southern tribes like my people, Creek. Second in my language Muscogee we sure do have words for owning land. The Seminole war was literally a war over who owned the lands in central Florida.

@nothim7321

6 ай бұрын

@cynthiabehr1870 You can own property. It's perfectly legal for you to do so. You don't have to live on the res anymore. You haven't for a long time. If you can't own property on the res, that is the res saying so, not anyone else. Yes, native Americans lost wars and suffered horribly for their defeats. As far as subhuman? Do you know what happened to people who previously lost wars? Native Americans, in the US, weren't enslaved mostly( except by other Native Americans) and, with the exception of a few tribes, were not actually eliminated. I'm not saying it was good treatment, nor do I say that going forward, anyone should be treated that way today. For the time, though, it was downright humanitarian. People've come a long way since then.

This man visualizes the finished product in his head and then creates some real work of art structures. Thank you, sir.

@alex_wildlife

7 ай бұрын

thank you

@iluvtheusa5044

6 ай бұрын

Folks are learning how it's done by watching you! Very Interesting, Great Job!!!❤️👍

@mariadelmar1583

6 ай бұрын

😊 Así hacemos los arquitectos, vemos todo en nuestra cabeza antes de que exista... Bueno, los viejos! Hoy lo hacen con el computador. Es muy satisfactorio imaginar algo y luego verlo crecer. Es como tener hijos...

@harvdog5669

5 ай бұрын

That's a lot of sand you have to digout

@donarthiazi2443

3 ай бұрын

​@@alex_wildlife Very nice work. I really enjoyed the video. I wonder though, do you have enough oxygen down there? Do you feel tired and irritable when in your house for a long time. Thank you. Greetings from North Carolina btw... you two Vikings are great engineers!!

This is the first video that I have watched on your channel, Alex, and I must say I'm amazed about how much work you and your friend Sergey accomplished. The floor boards look amazing as does the whole build. Thank you for a most relaxing video. It took me 2 days to watch it because I didn't want to fall asleep watching it in bed. Great job, lads! ❤🍺😎🍺

This is better than any movie.

@jasontaylor1017

19 күн бұрын

Ya have got that right..pretty cool .I lov3 stuff like this..4 hours is a hard watch with only 2 beers but at least I'm not digging the hole

@a.w.1906

19 күн бұрын

@@jasontaylor1017 6 beers really would have been better.

@jasontaylor1017

19 күн бұрын

@a.w.1906 yeah but the home brew is not ready for 2 more weeks..ha ha..

I watched all four hours, and when it was finished i said, SHIEEET!!!!!!!!

@alex_wildlife

7 ай бұрын

to be continued)!!

@steelloki8453

7 ай бұрын

​@@alex_wildlifeare you from Russia???

@bongjovi4928

Ай бұрын

Scooby doo marathon 😂 Your mom's the one that fucks with the eggnog, not me

@aa-qm5gp

26 күн бұрын

❤

@davestrange3718

10 күн бұрын

was it when he used the birch log. i was like no chit

You two did a fantastic job on your secret house. Can't wait to see how your finishing the inside.

@alex_wildlife

7 ай бұрын

soon!

@Wrenovision

7 ай бұрын

How soon?! I'm so anxious to see Part 2! Part 1 was amazing. I just kept giving you two kudos and props and loads of love for your hard work and ingenuity. Well done!@@alex_wildlife

Bravo… 👏 You have successfully held my attention for over four hours straight… Hollywood spends millions on filmmaking and still can’t manage to make me do that… This was insanely interesting as well as relaxing to watch. Great job gentlemen!!

@wimvandeuren1317

5 ай бұрын

Die komen niet bij de rijdende rechter

Anyone else notice how they complete all that work in harmony but never talked at all

It's a pleasure to see you building this house in the forest. 4 hours of watching and listening, more than just the smells are missing, the perfumes too. Wonderful, perfect work.++++

@ellaova

26 күн бұрын

The soil is so sandy and easy to dig; just crumbles apart! Like digging a trench on the beach! Where I'm from the earth in dense, rocky followed by thick clay. Digging out a space like that with a small spade wouldn't be as easily achieved. Where IS this?

@ellaova

26 күн бұрын

And access to dead straight pithy trees helps🤷we don't have those.

@salquegyaim6271

16 күн бұрын

the smells of polyuretane expensive haha

@thierryjiemme4041

15 күн бұрын

@@salquegyaim6271 😂👍

I never thought i would be envious over dirt, but the soil where i live is unbelievably rocky. I know that digging that couldn't have been easy but i don't even want to think about how miserable that would be to dig where i live.

@emariaenterprises

3 ай бұрын

Me too. Pick axes to break it, wheel barrow to load it in... Maybe I can build retaining walls with the stone I break out... I have a steep slope.

@emariaenterprises

3 ай бұрын

Gabion retaining walls.... That could work. It would make good use of the stone I chip away and help me make someplace more level for parking on.

@emariaenterprises

3 ай бұрын

Always be sure to do your digging out when the earth is pushing away.. on the waxing moon..put posts in the ground on the waning moon when the soil is pulling in.

@mikechilds9796

3 ай бұрын

@emariaenterprises it's honestly not a bad idea. Early houses, at least where i live, built the exterior footprint of their homes almost entirely from the stone taken from inside of said footprint.

I was captured by this! What great effort to create a natural home. I like the minimalism. That's a great team not bla bla bla, it's do the work. Sure and steady, press on and suddenly- You're home. Can't wait to see an update.

Das waren tolle 4 Stunden! Keine Minute langweilig! Großartige Leistung, super Planung und ein toller Film! LG.

Hi Alex. I hope all is well for you and your family. The big dugout home is awesome. As always your work is the best

@alex_wildlife

7 ай бұрын

Thank you

That soil being dug fascinates me. Not much roots and it seems very rock-free so far. Seems easy to dig in. I would love to have soil like that in my yard. Im surprised you were able to find a piece of land with a clear space. I like that you are digging into the side of the hill. Do you study the land before building? PS by roots i mean tree roots.

@roselovett8350

7 ай бұрын

I too noted how good the soil looked to work with....and grow in. It looked like good quality friable loam....especially just under the surface.....then quite sandy looking....and then maybe more like clay deeper down? It makes for much more manageable digging :)

@susanfarley1332

7 ай бұрын

@@roselovett8350 not too much clay though. In my backyard I got clay under about 2 inches of dark soil and lately it is like the dark soil is gone. I grew some vegetables for a couple of years and now nothing will grow normally. Everything pops up, grows 3 inches and then stops. And with the drought the clay has gotten rock hard no matter how much I water. Working on making some compost but my back only lets me do a certain amount of work before I have to stop. My yard needs organic material badly. I'm so jealous for that lovely soil this man was digging.

@roselovett8350

7 ай бұрын

I feel for you Susan as I too live amongst heavy clay and very little by way of good topsoil. I am getting older and I live on a slope....and have to carry in fresh soil and compost etc for gardening. I think that's one of the reasons why I love these videos so much....I live vicariously through them ha!....wishing I still had all that strength and energy ;)@@susanfarley1332

@user-sl7dl9jm8n

7 ай бұрын

This is Russia, such soil is almost all over the territory of the European part of Russia. The Germans in the Second World War took the land out of the USSR in echelons.

@nigelfenlon9035

7 ай бұрын

Its crazy soil its a forest just suddenly grew on top of a dessert

There are at the least two things I can say about you two !! 1) Your definetly not lazy !! 2) You do absolutely incredible work !!! I pray you have the chance to enjoy your work for many years to come !!!!

@donarthiazi2443

4 ай бұрын

*"You're"* *"definitely"* not proficient in the English language.

I love how all of the dirt just fell away as you hit it with the shovel. I'm performing a similar project in some really dense, rocky clay. Especially enjoyed watching that part of the video.

These Russian boys know how to work hard! Great Job!

Beautiful place for the cabin. Good health and all the best from the forests of Finland 🙏

@annakennedy-conroy3216

5 ай бұрын

What is your location?

@Shawn-Leider

2 ай бұрын

@@annakennedy-conroy3216the moose should have been a tip. He’s in Detroit. Jokes he’s in Finland

Alexi sleduji vás už dlouho a musím říct jste fakt machři ❤😊

I only recall 8 tools: chain saw, hatchet or ax, rope or string, mini sledge hammer, chinking foam applicator, carpet knife, shovel, wheel barrow. Besides the drone and blow up kayaks, i only recall you bought a wood stove, heat insulation board and reflective wrap, pvc pipes, metal flue, nails, tarps, 3 windows, and a table cloth hahaha. Most places in America we'd need to rent a backhoe for a week to dig that trench as long as we don't hit bedrock. We might have to haul in a truckload of dirt. Not a big deal. You're still under $5000 for a nice underground cabin especially on hunting land. I just kept thinking about the spiders that would try to cozy up in my warm sleeping bag at night. That happened to me hiking the Appalachian Trail. No thank you. So I'm adding Ortho Home Defense to my list of supplies.... Hey no judgement!

@cynthiabehr1870

6 ай бұрын

Oh and paintbrush and stain. Did i forget anything else?

Great Job Alex, you and Sergey work Very Well together, Love this build, was hoping for a part 2 to see how you finished it out

@lupitaflores7668

7 ай бұрын

Un comentario cuál es la moneda de tu país Alex felicidades lindas cabañas

@user-xk6gu5bv5t

7 ай бұрын

@@lupitaflores7668 российский рубль

@Shawn-Leider

2 ай бұрын

@@lupitaflores7668pesos. He spent only 2k pesos to build this! It’s a miracle. I think he’s actually Franc? Whatever Finland’s dollar is

I'm new to this side of youtube, why burn the bottom half of the logs? my assumption is that its to keep them from rotting in the ground from moisture and bugs. is that right?

@user-sl7dl9jm8n

7 ай бұрын

yes

A - As all of your builds before this one, an excellent job. With hammers and nails as the basic building blocks, viewers are shown what can be done always looking for the thumbs up. 👍 Thank you for being an exemplar DIY.

How inspiring you both are. I love the survival skills you both have.

@klickklack8284

3 ай бұрын

There are 3 guys 😅

@emariaenterprises

3 ай бұрын

I'm going to need pick axes on mine....

Heyy Alex and Sergio, you did an excellent job on your secret house in part one ,I'm patiently awaiting part two,stay safe

@cynthiabehr1870

6 ай бұрын

Yes part 2!!! Can't wait. This popped up in my feed, wasn't looking for it. Google must have heard me talking about building a Bilbo Baggins house. Thank you for the inspiration.

@Shawn-Leider

2 ай бұрын

Please don’t call it a secret house, it is a secret sex dungeon. He was very clear about this

@sadie4me2

17 күн бұрын

@@Shawn-Leider?

I'm surprised the dirt is so sandy in a forest like that.

Amazing work guys. A lot of very hard work goes into this. It looks easy from watching videos but it is definitely not easy. The end result is awesome. And it is pleasing to see the teamwork with friends coming in to help with the project.

I noticed people get into a thought that logs that are large are needed to build a shelter, like that of a log cabin house, but that large of a log is definitely not needed, it just requires much more work from you to build like that, remember a house is framed with just 2X4 wood, and that is even spaced 16 inches apart from one another, so if a house can stand for years with just 2X4 timber, then those massive logs your building with are definitely over kill for your structure, think about it, if you could build your whole structure with logs only 4" round, how much quicker, you could build it, and with far less effort. 🤠👍

@inthefade

20 күн бұрын

In cold climates I think you just want the big logs to keep the weather out, but two layers of logs would probably be just as good.

@SeanCarson-im4pn

6 күн бұрын

What about the rain in massive down pores would it not get flooded?

Hi Alex and Sergey. I have a question that I'm always curious about, and never see it addressed. Are you building these places on land that you and your family own??? As always Alex, you never cease to amaze me. I love your work, and having Sergey there to help was awesome. Everything you do, is incredible. Just the sheer amount of soil, and trees you moves, is truly astounding. It's just like the first settlers that came to America from the European continent, and had to build everything by hand, it's a lost art, and one you are keeping alive The Alaskans in remote areas still utilize those skills, but few others unless they build off grid. You should be VERY PROUD of what you and Sergey accomplished, and I know I'd be honored to have a place you built. My best to both of you and your families.

@stefan.5987

7 ай бұрын

He either has permission or paid land. You can not build such a house not having any business with the land owner. If he doesn't respond, I was right either way.

@derfuchs127

7 ай бұрын

@@stefan.5987 In Russia there is ALOT of unclaimed land and if he is really far out in the woods nobody really cares what you do there

@roselovett8350

7 ай бұрын

I too have wondered the same thing about the land....can people just go and build shelters freely like that there? How wonderful if so.

@user-sl7dl9jm8n

7 ай бұрын

@@roselovett8350 Yes, unused lands do not require any paperwork, go into the wilderness and build up. The main thing is to observe fire safety and do not cut down live trees. Well, of course, do not trash.

@FlynnsGarage

6 ай бұрын

I was all for this until I saw the apple watch and then back hoe tracks in the soil. 😂

Yes, all the episodes in one, Thank you Alex!

@alex_wildlife

7 ай бұрын

hello! thanks!

@rhondamoore1682

7 ай бұрын

You Two have Outdone Yourselves!! I Know your arms and backs Have To Ache!!! Love and Hugs Alex and Friend!! ❤❤❤❤ From Indiana in the USA

@rhondamoore1682

7 ай бұрын

​@@alex_wildlifeare you able to put a stove for both Heating and Cooking in there? I am probably an hour from the end of the video and seen you have a Good Stiff broom!! I know how you like to keep a clean space!! Love and Hugs Alex!! ❤❤ 🎉 CONGRATULATIONS 🎉

@rhondamoore1682

7 ай бұрын

​@@alex_wildlifeI know this sounds Weird but, the guy with you, isn't your son is he? I seen a video of you and a young boy at I believe was your home. It just came to mind, he may be that young boy grown up a little more lol ❤

@robertkuehl7395

7 ай бұрын

@@rhondamoore1682 Hello

why cant you people enjoy the video always got to bring up something this video took a lot to do alex and sergy you did alot to bring this kind of living to me i thought about something like this but my age i cant do it i rest at night watching your videos iam in pain alot but this gives me comfort thanks alot guys

WOW, you guys are a couple of genuses, I am impressed!!! ❤

@suemitchell1354

6 ай бұрын

Very good work

Lieber Alex ich hoffe Du hast viel Freude daran, es ist sehr schön geworden. Ich werde den ganzen Winter dabei sein und den Ausbau und Deine Abenteuer begleiten. Vielleicht mache ich in meinem Garten auch ein Erdloch - aber meine Nachbarn mögen es nicht wenn ich ihre Bäume fälle 😉

@stefan.5987

7 ай бұрын

Abreißen die Bäume und umziehen gleich danach. 😅😂😊

@alex_wildlife

7 ай бұрын

)))@@stefan.5987

You two are the best for what you had to work with and boating in your materials you needed. Top job. will be well insulated and with the river and beautiful forest You have a good start for your adventure. God bless.

@klickklack8284

3 ай бұрын

Thats are 3

Cam we get a round of applause for that wheel barrow. Absolute star

seeing how easy it is for water to get past concrete underground, i'd love to see this place next year.

This dugout hideout is EPIC!! So incredibly cool! I can't wait to see what it ends up looking like when you've put all the finishing touches on it! Love your videos!

@nicholasgeere5125

4 ай бұрын

What's the plan for when a storm blows a tree over on their door

@davidwoermansr

4 ай бұрын

​@@nicholasgeere5125that's what windows are for

What a great video you both worked really hard on this shelter I’m looking forward to following your progress🇨🇦

It looks like a military barracks, it's an excellent project, thanks for your efforts and God bless all of you.

You are sure doing a lot of work, and that dirt must be mixed with sand, as it is the finest dirt I've ever seen dug, with a shovel. This spring, we did a patio, that was 24x28, and we remover 8 inches of soil, that was as hard as rock.

How does it feel when you sit down to make a meal right after building a dugout? I bet it feels good! Thank you for making your videos, you have inspired me to to want to try an accomplish the same! Much love to y ou Alex for all your hard work you do to make your amazing shelters! I appreciate your dedication and discipline it takes to complete such a structure. ♡♡♡

You both guys can be proud, brotherhood is hard to find nowadays, i haven't tried myself but heard a lot of things from others, not good things. Cherish the time you have together and do amazing stuff hardening the friendship. Mad respect to what you guys have achieved. The "handy work" is dying sadly.

@alex_wildlife

7 ай бұрын

thank you!

@klickklack8284

3 ай бұрын

But there are 3

Good thing the ground was sandy loom, not red clay like it is here. You woukd need a backhoe or many weeks of hard labor to dig that size excavation. Good job on your hideahome.

💥 ребята хорошая работа, ждём продолжения ❤

@jimgoldendays4040

17 күн бұрын

че за бред

This, to me, is one of the most impressive things I've ever seen on YT. I've seen hundreds of videos of similar concepts, but this one, hands down is easily the most adept, and well put together version of this type of build. Truly. Well done. I absolutely cannot wait to see what comes next. Ever since I was a child I've wanted to have an underground house similar to this, and you two, doing it all by hand is very inspiring. So thank you for that. I've gotta ask though; where in the world are you located where you can just.. Dig a 10ft hole, and not hit a single rock the entire time? I live in Tennessee (U.S), and I couldn't dig down further than 6 inches without hitting giant rocks. (I've tried to dig without machinery several times, damn near impossible) Also, all those incredibly long, straight, perfect trees all over the place really pulls this whole thing together. This is like, literally my dream home, location, and final product all in one video. I've seen a few comments of the other man's name being Sergey, so I'm assuming somewhere in Russia. I cannot express to you, how deeply this struck a chord with me, and how bad I'm considering moving to where ever you guys are to live out the rest of my days after building something similar. I think the both of you should be incredibly proud of yourselves. This truly is a beautiful thing you've done here, and I hope you get all the recognition you both deserve for the effort to bring this to the world, for free. 11/10 video, guys. Thank you again.

@user-xk6gu5bv5t

7 ай бұрын

Come to Russia! We are wonderful!!!

@aglaesidonie805

7 ай бұрын

This gentleman lives in Sweden !

@2000madi2000

6 ай бұрын

canned meat had Russian letters...@@aglaesidonie805

@user-br7mv4iu4l

6 ай бұрын

​@@aglaesidonie805В России он живёт Лесной строитель его русскоязычный канал...

@normazarr3106

6 ай бұрын

Hey Martinnnn-Ha! Exactickly! My Older Bro's and I used to dig lil underground projects, way back, (Tunnels too), until, went to far, hit a pipe/Flooded everything! 😳😲😬🥺, Parents Went "🤔🤯😱🤬🤨🧐😌😇🤫👿🥺🥴😇, Couldn't get away with That One-4-Sure!, (the 3 of us.), Finally Had to Admit it! ARGHHG! Did We Get It! Though, Times back when! BIG-OOP'S! Alot of fun,with,alot of Energy/time's of a child! At least Creative! So these Guy's are Older n Able to CREATE A COOL HIDEOUT!-FANTASTIC, I SAY, RIGHT-ON-UNDERGROUND! I Can 🤭 Dig-it! GBU.,SM.,NZ., ✌❤😊👍😎🙏🏿🤪😌

Simply AMAZING! What a massive job with all of that earth moving. Can't wait to see this one progress.

Like the video. One suggestion. For the water drain, if you want it to last for many years. Dig down and have it empty into a plastic drum filled with rocks and drilled out with holes. Poor man’s French drain and easy to do given your soil type.

It's amazing what you two have accomplished. Love it. Take care and enjoy. God bless. 😊❤❤

Hello Alex and Sergey, I find your videos so awe inspiring and satisfying. It's wonderful to see such competency and skill, and downright hard work (or Hard Yakka! as we say here in Australia) produce such beautifully and lovingly crafted shelters (homes). I also love to see the drone pics of the nature and surrounds....and the delicious food you cook...yummy! All that digging and sawing and chopping and carrying....you need a lot of protein and carbs to get you through right? ;) I take a great deal of comfort watching you bring it all together, you are doing all the hard work, while I sit in my armchair and relax while I watch...ah!...I wish I had the physical ability to do what you do! Keep the vids coming :)

@alex_wildlife

7 ай бұрын

Hello! Thank you friend

@dawnjohnson3893

6 ай бұрын

Amazing ! You guys have worked like pack mules and have created a thing of beauty for years to come...I really enjoyed your video as I too love the outdoors and have a sense of adventure...I'd love to spend some time in your cabin, it's fantastic and so warm ...Now to make some chairs but I don't see a problem there for you 😉👍💯♥️

traditional food and a fire to fuel all the hard work! Alex cooks fantastic looking meals and drinks. Cheers!🔥🫖☕

Moose was checking on progress of her new home she looked pleased.

On a trip and was in the passenger seat and watched the whole video. Good job guys from USA.

I’m enjoying this video. You lost me with the green tarp and the sidewall logs though. You gotta better chance of it never raining again than that keeping the logs dry like that. Use pitch like Noha’s arch.

First time watching. Love your work amazing. Nice to sit an watch for 1 or 2 hrs instead of the usual 15 mins people do. Thankyou you are amazing young man. 😊

@cynthiabehr1870

6 ай бұрын

It's 4 hrs but i watched on 2x speed so it took me 2 hrs. The detail on how to do each step was fantastic. Made it look very doable.

I've sat through four hours watching you create. It's simply wonderful to watch. Some relaxing music would be the icing on the cake. I loved the whole episode. Thank you for your incredible work. 😊

@Mrs.LadeyBug

4 ай бұрын

Music would have put the “mute” button on for me, and I wouldn’t have enjoyed the amazing outdoor sounds. My opinion is that if folks want music, put their own taste of music on in the background. :) Natural sound was my number 1 draw to this video, above other secret house videos!

1:37:5 love love love. Can you cone build me that house in the US? Great job guys!!!

@lucasclouthier237

6 ай бұрын

Seriously tho I want one too

@klickklack8284

3 ай бұрын

I can do it better ... 😁👍

Шикарный проект! Ждём продолжение!🎉🌟👍

One of the best videos in the whole KZread and one of the best channel in the whole KZread thank you for your time and effort this was amazing I've never seen anything this long besides yours health and happiness to you

@klickklack8284

3 ай бұрын

Its Not 😅

I play too many survival games. One of my first thoughts was, "They need a log sled." lol

@lucasclouthier237

6 ай бұрын

Lol 😂

Mr Alex I loved finding you on utube and watched every video of yours of making your first dugout I told you once I'd love to live there with my pup I'm sorry to hear your privacy was intruded on but I'm no enjoying watching you make a new dugout and making more memories your last home was beautiful and I can't wait to see your new one may the good lord bless you and your friend I love watching you on your adventures an think your very talented

@suemitchell1354

6 ай бұрын

Yes

This reminds me of those hidden bunkers from like WW2 that blench into the landscape.

That's a pretty awesome bugout shelter! I think I would've covered the door with the moss, too.

Juan, your readings are spot on and on a much higher tapped in level than other readers. I appreciate you so very much. Sweet Man, please find your way to a safer environment. As a DV survivor it is not ok. You get to be safe. You give so much to people all over the world. I commend you for your commitment to coming on and your vulnerability. You are loved and appreciated. ❤

My dream house. I enjoyed watching how you built from the start to end.

I LOVE YOUR BUILDS, THANK YOU FOR SHARING YOU, YOU CLEARLY LOVE WHAT YOU DO!

I'm not saying this project is simple by any means, but that sort of soil is really making this project a hell of a lot easier than it would be anywhere else. It actually annoys me how effortless it looks to dig.

@annanelson6830

5 ай бұрын

Silt. Looks like arctic silt to me.

You know I'm also building and underground bunker the forest it is so very hard to digged not because of the tree root because of all the rocks took me like two weeks to dig 5 ft I'm the type of guy I will not give up there are so many rocks there I can only last 3 hours digging a day and I would say I'm in good shape so I'm just glad to see you haven't had that problem looking forward to watching the rest of this video to learn what you have to offer thank you for these type of videos I'm sure they're going to help me out a real lot I am also digging by myself thank you have a nice day

@suemitchell1354

6 ай бұрын

Good luck!

Thanks for sharing your big project with us. The feeling you have with your accomplishment is well deserved which makes it even more satisfying. Enjoy living in it for a long time. It's very cool.

I didn't know Russia had so many mosquitoes! Lol. But seriously, I admire your work ethic. p.s. I subbed.

Hi Alex 👋 👋, and Sergey both of you worked hard I'm surprised the amount of soil and clogs you removed but you can see the shape of the secret house 🏠 but the hard work pay of all the best great video Andrew south wales uk 👍 👌 😀 🇬🇧

@alex_wildlife

7 ай бұрын

hello! Thank you

Love this idea. Had to skip along a bit couldnt work out how to speed it up, thought it was 4minutes, not 4hrs lol. Id have to hire the labour, but I'd love this. I'd have my main house above ground. & this as my hidey hole lol

Impresionante creador de contenidos;habilidad, conocimientos, tesón y esfuerzo...humanidad

So many mosquitoes! Love the coocoo bird in the back ground

Merci pour cette vidéo, un chouette moment à ne rien faire d'autre, 🙏 mais 30 jours, cela ne me paraît pas véridique, vous commencez les travaux, au moment où le muguet fleuri, et c'est le début de l'automne lorsque vous partez avec votre ami.... Bref, quel taf ! Joli 🖐️

Fellas, I can't watch a 90 minute movie, but I just watched this from start to finish, albeit at 2x speed. Very impressed.

Well done, Alex! Very, very well done!

So happy i watched basically the entire important parts. This female knows how to do the important parts now in my head forever! Thank you for the DETAILED video and camera angles. AWESOME HARD WORK!

@cynthiabehr1870

6 ай бұрын

They are skilled with that chainsaw aren't they!

@normazarr3106

6 ай бұрын

I personally Thank You for Recognizing! We-oman, have Struggled through Time! (No-Lecture), Just.....Thank's Alot! GBU.,SM.,NZ., ✌❤😊👍😎🙏🏿😌

Very good job, peace and love from Serbia

You could make a invisible smole escape route , sort of a hidden chimney that is routed thru the earth and dirt, so that only minimal smoke comes out, you could make a pretty distance so the smoke comes out a long way from you shelter, to keep it as stealth as possible. 😊 Im in awe of you guys. Amazing🎉

fantastic work guys x

This is so awesome . You both did a great job. I am impressed! Where I am from homelessness population wouldnt be such a problem if they allowed people to build things like this or whatever they want anywhere without being penalized. Plus if only the higher ups relaxed on building codes, regulations and fees make it much easier. Sure these can be built in some places and homesteading is a real thing but ones gotta do their homework going through the red and yellow tape finding the right place to do so. ❤

Thank you for making your video. Fantastic job, well done to you both on building a fantastic safe haven. Stay safe and happy ❤

I started watching and could not stop. I have never been so captivated, for an entire 4 hours. The entire project is impressive, but the fact that it was done with minimal power tools, that is incredible. Great work. I hope you enjoy many years in this home and make wonderful memories in it!

I would so love to live hear - no humans - another fantastic Vid - thank you for sharing :)

@alex_wildlife

7 ай бұрын

hello! Thank you

Bonjour Alex Bonjour Sergey dans combien de jours nous fêtons la fin des travaux avec un champagne Français, bon courage les jeunes et Bravo 👍🫶💪🍻 avec modération

@alex_wildlife

7 ай бұрын

may be two months

@melanieeleuterio6901

7 ай бұрын

Tu peux m'envoyer le champagne français. ha ha

That is some really nice dirt, I’d pay to have that dirt, my yard is all sand

WHAT I LIKED MOST WAS THE SPOON WITH WHICH THEY PREPARED THEIR FOOD!! 🤣🤣👍🏼💯

very cool idea!! strangely entertaining as well. Nicely Done

Cool @alex

@alex_wildlife

7 ай бұрын

thanks

My dream hidden house ❤ I absolutely love it. Would love to have a house like this 🥰

Just one thing, my family starved during the watching of this video. More parts! lol

Wow what a great vid and amazing work. It was like watching the evolution of mankind how you went eating your dinners on the floor to on logs then little makeshift table and bench then on to table made from cut planks in an almost house and so on, really good watch thanks Alex and Sergey

Ночь круто сняли вверх!!!

Always loved watching other people work 😀

Супер! Но хотелось бы обезопасить окно. Вдруг зверь какой придёт

I don’t understand why you bury wood in the dirt you put around the outside walls.

Amazing! 👍🏻❤️

Great job, fellas!!! i really enjoyed this whole video with the exception of the commercial breaks every 3 minutes. lol. Seriously though, it was so very relaxing to watch it all come together

This is great! I could easily live in something like this permanently. Simple, peaceful and surrounded by nature 👍

Greetings from Costa Rica, are you going to have a toilet and a bathroom for the house?

@alex_wildlife

7 ай бұрын

yes! In second part!