15 Shelters with a Tarp | Camping & Bushcraft

Chapters:
0:00 - Intro
02:13 - Ridgeline Knots
03:31 - Adirondack Shelter
04:07 - Prussic Knot
06:26 - Basic Lean-to
07:28 - Lean-to with Roof
07:50 - Guy Line Hitch
08:50 - A-frame Shelter
09:13 - Flying A-frame
10:02 - Diamond Fly
11:06 - C-Fly
12:15 - C-Fly Wedge
12:31 - Bodybag
13:23 - Extended A-frame
13:44 - Stealth Shelter
14:48 - Ground Bivi
15:34 - Tarp Tipi
16:30 - Tarp Tent
18:15 - Plow Point Shelter

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[dustylivingston]

The stealth setups aren't very stealthy. Wife caught me in the living room 😂 great video man 🤙🏼

[hh-vplz]

Hi I just want to say a huge thank you, I watched this one and I'm using the technique you are showing, for me it's not about wild camping or anything else, I'm actually homeless and this really is saving my life. For that I'm extremely grateful to you

[richardmacyczko]

You are one of the few bush crafters that still teach the basics as well as advanced. Your following has grown but not your ego. Thank you teacher! Rich from Florida.

[niks_healthy_lifestyle]

My god, who knew there are so many ways to put up a tarp. I took my 11 & 13 year old to the peak District for camping & hiking. We're used to a massive tent with all the home comforts & all the amenities on campsites but have become interested in wild camping so bought a lightweight small tent & only took what we needed & what fitted in our backpacks, although the 1st night I booked a basic campsite with just basic toilets we planned to wild camp the 2nd night, but it heavy rained 12 hours solid & cooking outside the tent wasn't too fun after 3 changes of clothes & our waterproofs were drenched. It's not put us off but made me realise a tarp would have made all the difference so a quick search & I find you. Guess what we are doing today?? Practicing knots & some of the simpler ones you've mentioned. Thank you. Also subbed & saving other videos I come across that'll help us in future x

[ofsabir]

It is the practicality and usefulness of your videos that attracted this many people up to this day.
I am quite amazed how you keep your content's quality high in each video!

[relikcg]

Just getting into bushcraft and my 4 year old has been watching your videos with me. He now wants to get into the woods with me and we will try some of these out! Great video bud - Ian

[MW-nrer]

the one thing that makes your content better than others is that you're so much more detailed. it helps to understand what your acturally saying. Love the content!

[sonnysampson]

This video has a different style and more quality filming. Looking forward to the future of this channel 🌲

[Holysnowboard]

That trucker hitch knot was a goddamn magic trick the way you presented it and I had to look up how to do it

[communityprepper]

all preppers must watch this video! I keep an abundant amount of preps in my car. If Im ever caught away from home and I need to camp, I have a few tarp configurations I'll use! Everyone should know basic knots if they are in need of a temporary shelter! Great video!

[LokyMusik]

7:45 is my fav in clear weather
9:05 - and this for bad conditions
12:30 - C fly wedge is interessting I didnt know that oô
15:15 i definitly have to try this
Great compilaion should be get shared

[shaekrieger]

Love the video, thank you for teaching my 4 year ago how to tie a knot and she is so proud of her achievement. She loves watching your videos with me.

[drumrgrrrl]

1. You were the one I learned about this tarp from - THANK YOU! 2. Your videos are SO educational and fun to watch. 3. Your ridgeline demo was by far the easiest I've seen! I have a hard time remembering knots when I'm out there and this was perfect. Thank you for this video, all the 10 in 10 videos, and all your videos! You rock!

[MiaThorpe-yu]

I had a solo Rite journey camp and these examples really helped me set up my place to sleep

[michaelstufflebean]

I'm going camping next weekend, maybe I can use some of these methods while I'm there. Love the videos!

[PiscatorLager]

The Stealth Shelter looks like a floored version of the double-pole Holden tent. Double-pole because it's usually created with two sticks under the two high points of the setup. The basic version without a floor needs a quite small (rectangular) tarp for a decent amount of protection from the elements.

[Jaden]

Impressive list of tarp set ups. The tarp tent appeals to me the most followed by the Diamond Fly (because I have a hammock). This is something anyone can practice anywhere with a bunch of trees.

[beanstealer]

Me: I need to go to sleep



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[LauraRodriguez-nfvo]

Love your videos, I am a single mother with two sons.
I always tried to do the outdoors with them. All our outings always came to a very sad mess.. Never able to have the good fun memories. 😕.
They are now alot older.
I wish with all my heart That I would of found you 20 yrs ago.
Either way I am learning now.
I think I will start to practice setting up in my back yard for now..
Thank you for sharing all your skills.
Be blessed!!!

[robertfox]

Thank you so much for this video. So many different styles of setting up a tarp and in a very concise manner is exactly the kind of thing many of us who are new to tarp camping need to know. I wanted to use just a tarp to camp but I have been very afraid to do so because I don't know what to do with the tarp. This video makes it look possible and versatile. Thank you.