Hey guys, it's a Councilman Outdoors from here and I got my wife with me today. So we built a very quick and down and dirty snow shelter. If you were talking about this here while back and she said she'd like to build one. So this is not going to be the risk of the wintertime. But you're inside, you're out of the weather and I'm going to take a picture of it but I'm going to pause this for a second but I want to show you this a little bit on the inside. So what I've done is you can see I've got a reflective tarp up here. I've got a couple of survival candles that we lit and what it's going to do is reflect off of this and you'll get quite a bit of heat radiating up into here, this area as well. But like I said, you're not going to be doing it in hell or if my dog, he decides to show up and he loves getting in here as well. So I'll stand by here, I'm going to pause it and I'm going to go outside, stand by. Alright, so this is kind of what I did is you're always going to have a tarp with you you should at least in the wintertime. If not, you can cover with bows. You just took snow and dug around, took some stakes, like I usually stake so you could use like tree limbs and then just kind of stake it out around it and build this dome if you will. And like I said, you're not going to be you know the rich carp in the wintertime but what you will have is you'll have a place where you can get in out of the shelter, you can get warm. And what I would do is I'd get some cedar bowels or something like that and I put inside so you see how genes coming out. Oh she's going to come out. I guess yeah, there she comes. There you go. So you can kind of see the height of it as well. So you know that's kind of what you're looking for is just something to get in and out of. Alright, quick and dirty. This is the cons of an outdoorsman and we're back to taking videos and doing stuff. So love you, like, subscribe and share. I know there's going to be some comments and whatnot. Always looking forward to their ideas. Give me a call. Alright, thanks a lot.