Making a big tent with a tarp ⛺️

[AcousticGString]

It's the shirt on the stick to not rip the tent, thats what did it, that's what made that place luxury living.

[sarahhearn-vonfoerster]

Great sense of humour and dry wit...his advice is possibly more valuable.

[jcruz]

"Plz no low-ball offers, I know what I have!"

Expert survivalist AND a comedian! 😂

[anton]

I love this man. Confident, self reliant and has a great sense of humor. The kind of guy who you know will have a great time camping with.

[gojackson]

You know what you have.. and what is you have is topical comedy gold. Cheers mate, and thanks for all the great content

[zachcarter]

I don’t know if people say it enough but I really appreciate your channel and the knowledge you share with us. All of your videos are no BS, practical and valuable information. I really hope you get bigger soon, but just know that all of us here love your content and respect the work you put into making these videos

[catzsmartzcutie]

I love you and your humor. Thank you for living and loving your purpose. #greatteacher

[the_cheese]

If you have plumbing, you can add an additional $100, 000.

[efisgpr]

"Please no low-ball offers, I know what I have!"
😂😂😂

[anniegill]

Great video! Short to the point and funny! Thank you.😊🎉😂

[CP]

This is a great short using tarps for tenting. Great job!!
I have always carried two good size tarps on my motorcycle in case I am in the back country and something happens I can make a home away from home. We did this a lot growing up in Alaska. One tarp for cover and the other for ground cover. Put it up/cover it with branches/leaves or bows of pines and it gets nice and warm. We always carried candles for light and road flares to start fires in any conditions-they will burn under water. Never just try to survive-but thrive!! Its what I teach.

[strawberry-vpis]

The Knowledge You Gave Out is Priceless ! Thanks !!

[wietje]

Straight to the point, informative, funny. Just a good video, really. Good job!

[bradmiller]

I lived like this last year for 6 months. Didn't really know what I was doing but learned a ton. Rented the property. Access to electricity and fresh water. Makeshift outhouse. Would do it again and better.

[kxd]

Very concise, precise, and teachable. Thanks for this.

[kennethboston]

You forgot to mention that you should dig a "drip line"around the entire tent. That way, it will keep the water that drips off the tent from getting inside. It only takes a few minutes to dig a shallow trench around the tent. You'll understand why I do this, when you wake up in the morning after a rainstorm, in a puddle of water with all your stuff soaking wet. Peace on the path.

[bluesnapdragons]

LOL. Great sense of humor, listing the tent. Love it!

[tinapaxton]

Thanks for sharing all the info with us along with a great sense of humor😂

[KeepHammering]

Seriously enjoyed the delivery of the humor. It's dry, just like the inside of the tent.

[colegoulet]

I love that I've stumbled onto your channel. This is simple fun education. Learning is easy! Time to binge