My favourite Tarp Set Up From Start To Finish Knots And All - Convertible lean too shelter

[@RedBranchBushcraft]

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[@eschneider8799]

Great idea with the instant A frame, l'll give that a try. Here's a tip for you, when you finish your taught line hitch instead of feeding the workin end all the way through just feed a bight through & it becomes quick release. Cheers 🇨🇦

[@RedBranchBushcraft]

Great idea

[@kayakcobber524]

Also use taut line hitch with little lines at my tarp

[@RedBranchBushcraft]

@kayakcobber524 excellent stuff

[@kennethwilson8633]

Yep a great set up. You are an excellent teacher too. Have fun stay safe.

[@RedBranchBushcraft]

Thanks, you too!

[@SonnyCrocket-p6h]

Use gorilla tape on both sides of your tarp at all tie-out points, also, use military trouser blousers at each tie out point, as "shock absorbers" vs the wind, or your tarp will soon be torn by the endless flapping in the wind. Lay enough brush on the tarp to stop the flapping., remove all sharp corners on the brush, which will abrade the tarp.

[@RedBranchBushcraft]

Cheers buddy

[@kenmorrison1725]

Love being under a tarp when camping ( all be it in a hammock ) so much better than being cut off from the outside by the walls of a tent. Me it's a loop and a twig ai one end of the ridge line and a truckers hitch at the other.

[@RedBranchBushcraft]

Excellent stuff

[@anonymous4201]

Excellent, just the video I’ve been waiting for….! Love it, cheers mate

[@RedBranchBushcraft]

My pleasure

[@anonymous4201]

I prefer the truckers hitch on the ridge line but the prusik and taut line hitch are standard procedure. Love the method for the sticks

[@RedBranchBushcraft]

Cool

[@thevirginiabushcrafter8833]

Very Clever. Thanks for Sharing

[@RedBranchBushcraft]

Cheers buddy

[@budwilliams6590]

Stihl frosty

[@RedBranchBushcraft]

Good man Bud

[@michaelkeller5008]

thanks for the demonstration, Wooly! Also - why not using shock-cord to fix the tarp? (and c'mon - throw the stick when Bruno asks so nicely!!)

[@RedBranchBushcraft]

Not sure , just something I've never done, there's probably a reason lost in time somewhere

[@kayakcobber524]

I never use toggles and prussics. But you don't need a toggle. Just add another knot to your prussic. Then feed the line through the tarp from the top and then go back to the prussic and put the knot behind the other knot to secure. It works like a jungleknot so to say....

[@RedBranchBushcraft]

Excellent stuff

[@kayakcobber524]

@@RedBranchBushcraft we all do it different, that makes usxall the same!!

[@RedBranchBushcraft]

@kayakcobber524 lol

[@belowfray5251]

Play time ! Hug that dog for me !

[@RedBranchBushcraft]

Lol, will do

[@BogEyes]

Hi, I'm new to bushcraft and a recent subscriber. Really enjoy your channel! Do you have any information, such as the length and diameter, about the rope you are using for the ridge line and prussicks. I'm not sure what I need, or how much of it!

[@RedBranchBushcraft]

100 ft of 550 paracord is a good start

[@belowfray5251]

Look at that tail wagging !!!!

[@RedBranchBushcraft]

He's a good boy