Mors Kochanski Super Shelter Part 2: History and How it Works

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  @4seasonpursuits724 · 3 years ago

  Thanks for this segment Dale; you definitely honour Mors through your passion. I continue to share this video with others and had taken a friend out on -28C New Years Eve Northern AB winter Campout and when he seen each pre-made roll of what become an individual Super Shelter for each of us, he wasn’t a believer until it was +25C inside!!! I continue to watch your videos today for any tip you share. Thanks, Brian

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  @1mataleo1 · 11 months ago

  This entire series is so well done and thorough. It’s by far the best comprehensive series on the super shelter that I’ve come across on YouTube. I really appreciate you taking the time to share all of this great knowledge you learned from Mors. He really was a genius to come up with such a thing.  Thank you 🙏🏼

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  @sosteve9113 · 6 years ago

  He will be missed,he inspired people from all over the world<br>RiP

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  @marks.Life.adventures · 4 years ago (edited)

  Benders, yup, we made a lot of sweat lodges in the 80s and 90&apos;s. &nbsp;Then building bigger a dome you need a way to keep heat in and let the smoke out, made a chimney to one side. You warm rocks in a fire and use the heat from them to heat the dome, get them wet and have a sweat lodge. Raising the floor is the key.

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  @meldeweese6875 · 5 years ago

  GREAT info.! &nbsp;I first met my friend Mors K. &nbsp;at the Rabbit<br>Stick Gathering in Utah years ago. &nbsp;WOW ! what a knowledgeable guy. &nbsp;Later we shared the experience of the First International Survival Conference in Sweden. ( Thanks to Capt. Falt and the King.) . <br>Mors was my good &quot; Comrade in Survival &quot; . He was the most amazing bushman I ever imagined.. Exact in all the skills. We all - and the World &nbsp;will miss the super guy. THANKS Mors for always sharing with us all . &nbsp;&quot; Mtn Mel &amp; Molly Blue &quot; &nbsp;- Deweese, &nbsp;59-82, Ret. USN SERE - POW Inst. &nbsp;/ Para- Rigger . W. Colorado .

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  @RossDixonTeaching · 3 years ago

  Thanks for looking at the different parts and how they come together. Fascinating technology and very liberating knowledge...

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  @rusticlivingbushcraft · 3 years ago

  Absolutely fascinating!! Thanks for this series!!

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  @16prospector · 6 years ago

  What a great lesson and history of the supershelter. &nbsp;Thank you for doing this. &nbsp;I like that it honors Mors appropriately. &nbsp;I am looking forward to seeing the next videos.

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  @lluisbrull4550 · 6 years ago

  Thank you for such a great video.

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  @northwoodsrat6686 · 6 years ago

  Fantastic! This is THE best vid I have ever seen on Supershelters - the interesting history on how they came to be; the footage of you putting one together; the scientific principles behind how they actually work and their effectiveness; the do&apos;s and don&apos;ts on building them correctly; how you broke them down to 5 easy to remember components; and that you adressed some common questions and concern about their use. Loved the interview with Mors, and appreciate how you guys explained, clearly and in detail, the various aspects of them. I&apos;ve just got to make one of these things! Thanks, Dale, for producing this interesting and educational vid, which might also serve as a valuable learning resource/how-to reference for anyone seriously considering building one. &nbsp;ATVB

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  @descattysBushcraftbydescattys · 6 years ago

  Thanks mate. For putting this video together, interesting stuff <br>Thank you 🙏

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  @NomadicWoodsman · 6 years ago

  Man this is such a great video. I will share this and thanks so much for making this. I just tried the harleton hacienda with Jon last week and was blown away at the effectiveness, this shares the history and thought behind the whole idea. Thanks Dale !

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