Bushcraft Camp

In the first episode of Bushcraft Camp, two outdoor enthusiasts set up camp in a German forest and build a cooking spot with a pit fire for their first overnighter. Watch them get to work with knife, axe, saw and tarp – but how well will their homemade stove hold up out in the wild?

In episode 2 of his Bushcraft Camp in Germany, the creator behind "End of the Comfort Zone" sets out to build a lean-to shelter using his axe and wood from the forest. Watch the camp take shape step by step – but will the shelter hold up as a real refuge?

In the third episode of Bushcraft Camp, the three spend a night in the woods and tackle a chopping block and a windbreak-style heat reflector for their camp. How far can they build out the site with axe, knife and wood from the forest?

In episode 4 of Bushcraft Camp, the three get to work on their base: rigging a tarp, building out their shelter and cooking in the woods. How livable will the camp become?

Episode 5 of Bushcraft Camp focuses on a table, a fire reflector and cooking over the fire at the camp in Germany – you'll see how the crew sets out to make their tarp camp more livable. How far can they get with axe, saw and what the forest provides?

In episode 6, work at the bushcraft camp moves on to the shelter's side walls: materials need gathering, plus a reflector fire and cooking at camp. How does the open lean-to start turning into a real forest shelter?

In episode 7 of Bushcraft Camp, the two men sit amid a pile of wooden poles at their forest camp, and the title asks the big question: is everything destroyed? What happened to their shelter project, and what comes next?

In episode 8 of his Bushcraft Camp in Germany, the creator stacks bricks into an oven meant to double as a fireplace and smoker. Watch how the build gets started – but can one brick structure really handle all three jobs?

In episode 9 of Bushcraft Camp, Fritz and Bommel from End of the Comfort Zone set up a 4x5-metre tarp shelter and then cook at their forest camp. Here you can watch the camp take shape step by step – but how well will the big tarp hold up?

In episode 10 of Bushcraft Camp, the focus is on two projects: a chair built from wood right at the camp, and a bivvy bag put to use. Watch Fritz and Bommel keep developing their forest camp with natural materials and gear – how much comfort can the woods really offer?

This time at the Bushcraft Camp, the Outdoor Research Helium Bivy faces an extreme weather test: a night in a bivy sack instead of under a solid roof. Will the bivy actually stay dry?

In episode 12 of Bushcraft Camp, Fritz and Bommel try out a shoe heater as camp life in the woods continues. But what's behind the spoon accident and the feared smoke poisoning?

Episode 13 of Bushcraft Camp covers prepper food, incoming bad weather and how to source water in the wild, as Fritz and Bommel of End of the Comfort Zone continue their camp life in a German forest. How will the camp hold up when the storm rolls in?

In episode 14 of Bushcraft Camp, Fritz and Bommel take on birch tar: using birch bark and old tin cans, they set out to make the classic natural glue themselves. Watch how they tackle it – will the black pitch actually come together?

Episode 15 of Bushcraft Camp is all about "camp ghosts": at the camp in Germany, carved wooden figures with dark eyes and grim faces take shape. What's the story behind these wooden guardians?

In episode 16 of Bushcraft Camp, Fritz and Bommel set out to craft a Stone Age arrow – point, hafting and fletching made from natural materials. How much patience and skill does a single arrow really take?