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Survival Shelter No No’s: What not to do when setting up camp!
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So I think an underated question and this is because you would never think of it unless you live it… How do you prevent mold and mildew
Make sure you're not setting up camp at night. We did that once yes once, we set our tent on top of a yellow jacket nest. Breaking down was fun we got stung up pretty bad .
Okay you're saying we are not to stay well where's a good place to stay? An overhang? Cave?
Too many uprooted trees= probable Sasquatches.๐
No wind more mosquitoes and flying insects that want to eat you alive. A place in the wind might be cold but mosquitoes and flying insects are powerless against the wind. So the weather, time of year and your tolerances to the cold or the mosquitoes relentlessly flying into your ears all night until you break and start complaining out loud about all the fn mosquitoes forgetting about all the other challenges that lay ahead๐
Really wish you could have showed good locations
Quit clapping your hands. Annoying
Truth logic reality ๐๐๐๐๐
Excellent info. Spot on.
Thanks Dan, you always have great advice delivered in a casual non-formal way, just like a best mate would. Another spot not to camp is on a animal track. I had a mate that thought it was a good spot until 6 wild horses came stampeding through at mid night. I still laugh at that one.
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Yea… you didn't mention on how not to become bear shit..
You can't just set up camp ! The landowners here are not going to let you. So cross TN off your bugout list… I have lived off-grid 10 months and bugged out 1 1/2 years. If you don't own the land don't try it in this state. It won't work…
Thanks for sharing
Good to know. Thanks.
Great.
Dead ash graveyard, more of those trees will be coming down…and dropping branches. Great for firewood, bad for sleeping…awesome video brother!
Great idea: tell us where to build, not where not to build 20x over, you muppet.
Make sense. Thanks
I have to confess that my bushcrafting days are over. I'm an old man and my health isn't great. I take issue with some of your assertions. The issues you raise are certainly ones to consider, but they aren't necessarily inescapable. A fallen tree can make a fine shelter and if it appears to be weak one can prop it up. I agree sleeping in a depression in a bad idea, but one can sleep on the other side of the root mass and have a good wall for a shelter and not be in a hole in the ground. The good thing about fallen trees is that they've fallen, they're not going to fall on you again and they can provide shelter, fuel and possibly bedding.
Canโt say Iโve ever had a hankering to sleep next to a big, muddy tree root. ๐ฌ
Would highly reccomend not resting under uprooted trees they can easily fall back over on top of you it happens more often than you think
Thank you for showing that some of these bushcraft videos are bull. Lol.
Very helpful.
Thank you so much.
Be blessed.
Thank you this is very helpful
amazing
This is why you need to check them.
They are dangerous if you are not expert.
Save you a lot of time if you are used to nature.
You always need to double triple check things before trusting them.
Great reminders. Thanks for sharing. Thanks too for staying on point & explaining things clearly.
Poor Jimmy pitched his tent in the basin.
We tried to tell him but he wouldn't listen.
When I walked pasted he was sitting in waist deep water in the basin,there in Brooklyn NSW.
The run off from all the rocks up the mountain just fill the basin.
There he was tent and all waist deep ,lol
Thankyou this video to teach people these things to save lives.โค
I appreciate the tips!!! Straight to the point! Ya earned yourself another subscriber ๐
So thisss is where Techno Viking ended up ๐๐