This is where a bushcraft shelter earns its roof. Every log is lifted, positioned, and secured by hand—measured for snow load, aligned for drainage, and locked in to handle wind, weight, and deep winter conditions. No rushed shortcuts. Just real bushcraft methods that decide whether a shelter holds… or fails. The roof doesn’t forgive mistakes. That’s why this step matters most. 👉 Share this with someone who respects real bushcraft builds Would you trust a roof built this way to handle winter? �