Corporals Corner - Solo Overnight Using an Emergency Military Poncho in The Rain

[FantomKnight]

This guy has some of the best instructional videos on the Internet. I've been watching his videos for a couple of years now and have learned TONS of stuff. Check him out, and maybe even subscribe. In this video, he makes a shelter with a military poncho, but it's probably not like the shelters that you're used to seeing.

 

[41mag]

Badass ! Thanks for the links -

 

[jeffdt]

Amazing how quickly he amasses all his perfectly straight poles with just a compact hand saw. No limbs on them, just straight poles, like they lay around the forest just waiting to be picked up. I call BULL****, dude has a chainsaw out there and spent hours prepping his lumber. It's a total joke!

 

[Ken Ford]

Amazing how quickly he amasses all his perfectly straight poles with just a compact hand saw. No limbs on them, just straight poles, like they lay around the forest just waiting to be picked up. I call BULL****, dude has a chainsaw out there and spent hours prepping his lumber. It's a total joke!

You noticed the same thing I did. Not that it doesn’t have have good info (I didn’t watch it all) but it’s not near as easy a thing, especially for an overnight deal.

 

[gyppo]

Amazing how quickly he amasses all his perfectly straight poles with just a compact hand saw. No limbs on them, just straight poles, like they lay around the forest just waiting to be picked up. I call BULL****, dude has a chainsaw out there and spent hours prepping his lumber. It's a total joke!

I thought I was the only person that would notice that. It is not common for me to find poles nearly that straight over 6 feet long.

 

[Just1more]

It’s no sleep number bed but it’ll work in a pinch

 

[Hurricaneshand]

He seems to really know what he's doing any I think it looks great, but I guess I'd have to look around some different woods to find the kind of stuff he's finding. Making all that in a single day sounds like one hell of an ordeal.

 

[Sneakypete]

Great information, thanks

 

[above_all]

I like bushcraft videos. Use to follow Bushcraft Pathfinder and Black Scout Survival regularly.

However, I like to work smarter, not harder. Keep a hammock kit in your bag or vehicle. They take up minimal space.

https://kammok.com/products/mantis-hammock-tent

 

[kuduman]

I'm pretty sure I could hike to the Marriott faster than I could build that.