OneTigris Backwoods Bungalow Camping In Hurricane Rain | Sauteed Chicken of the Woods Mushrooms

OneTigris Backwoods Bungalow Ultralight Bushcraft Shelter 2.0 Review
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OneTigris Backwoods Bungalow Camping In Hurricane Rain | Sauteed Chicken of the Woods Mushrooms
Camping in the OneTigris Backwoods Bungalow during the remnants of Hurricane Zeta passing though. Technically a tropical storm at that point and although we did get the rain, luckily for me the high winds did not get too bad for me and I was protected by being deep in the woods with lots of strong trees surrounding me.
Tent Stats:
3.29 lbs
75D Nylon Ripstop Nylon
Super Rip-stop: Made with 75D Nylon fabric with 1500mm waterproof performance for extra durability, easy to carry, lightweight & portable
Dimensions: 7ft (L) *4ft (W) *3.8ft (H)/ 210cm *125cm *115cm | Weight: 1450g/ 3.2Ib
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[@mtnbound2764]

I just got one of these tents so this is a really helpful video for how to set it up!

[@markraciborski4289]

Got you beat, went fly fishing on an edge of a hurricane. It was moving in, wasn't really here when I started. Within 3 hours it got bad. Less than 4 miles from saltwater on a peninsula. Ocean just over a land mass. Rained me off a pier, lost a $40 hat. Took me 30 minutes to pull apart the compact travel fly rod, apparently it was slightly wet when put together. Being slippery didn't help. The wife wasn't impressed. Man, I love the sound of rain on a tent, used to have a surplus canvas 2 man Marine Corp. You should look into hammock sleeping, rain tarp, under quilt. When we used to camp out in the woods, buddy and I, we managed on several occasions to pitch the tent in a spot that didn't drain but filled up. Yeah those potatoes aren't bad, lots of flavors, and water only, no milk, oddly a comport food. Got a Firebox Nano stove. It can use an alcohol stove, gas, those fuel tablets and wood. It's really small, fits in a pocket. Only problem is it can be tough to light in damp, wet weather and it requires constant babysitting, feeding twigs. Being able to use wood, or fuel tablets is a good backup.

[@DansEverythingOutdoors]

Yes, I think you have me beat. I also have the nano but find it a lot of work to use with wood. Does work well with tablet or alcohol but only for hot water or coffee. I sleep mostly with a hammock and tarp but also like to sleep in a tent every now and then. Love the sound of the wind and rain on my tent, tarp or metal roof of my home. Not sure I would want to be right off the coast in a hurricane. Although it does sound like an adventure to tell your friends and family all about.

[@redemption44]

I like this guy, subbed. Also, that line "also ... my wife's hair" absolutely killed me

[@DansEverythingOutdoors]

Hey Raymond, Made me smile. Thanks for watching and commenting

[@BushcraftHakankarahan]

Good video, I'm waiting for the continuation😎👍👍

[@DansEverythingOutdoors]

Coming soon. It is finished and will be live Saturday at 4:15 pm EST. Subaru in snow time. Thanks for watching Hakan.

[@kanchanaperera9072]

This is genuine camping in the rain

[@DansEverythingOutdoors]

It was a pretty wet adventure. Thanks for the comment Kanchana

[@mtnbound2764]

you could take the arcturus tarp out from under the tent and put t over the top to stop the rain from dripping in

[@Nick-qz1ii]

Nice video, glad I found it. Looking forward to watching more.

[@DansEverythingOutdoors]

Hi Nick, Glad you liked it. Thanks for watching. Maybe I can get a Camping in a Blizzard video if we can get a blizzard.

[@EventyrsorenDenmark]

Great video and Beautiful nature. Enjoyed this video very Much. Looking foreward for more. 😊😊😊

[@DansEverythingOutdoors]

Thanks for watching Eventysoren. Glad you liked it.

[@Riverdm]

Dan so glad I found your channel. Very enjoyable to watch and learn from you.

[@DansEverythingOutdoors]

Awesome, thank you Douglas!

[@corleyoutdoors2887]

Nice kit

[@DansEverythingOutdoors]

Thanks 👍 Appreciate the comment. Thanks for watching.

[@noladventures8833]

Great video! Thanks for sharing.

[@DansEverythingOutdoors]

Thanks for watching!

[@handlershorizon6107]

Outstanding AF.

[@DansEverythingOutdoors]

Thanks Handlers Horizon.

[@exploringandlabradoring5059]

Awesome video! We have a lot in common! Great work.

[@DansEverythingOutdoors]

Awesome! Thank you!

[@robertfelts8773]

Great video. I've got a similar chair, and this is the first time I've seen the base with one. What a handy idea that is. I'm looking at this shelter/tent and came across this video. I enjoyed this content

[@DansEverythingOutdoors]

Hi Robert, Glad it was helpful! The base is especially nice in sand.

[@jethroblackmore9027]

like your style greetings from ireland

[@DansEverythingOutdoors]

My wife and I are looking forward to visiting Ireland. Such a beautiful country. Thanks for your good words.

[@elcoyote51]

Nice video I like your style 😎 I really liked how we have alot of the same gear. Everytime I go to a new camping area I always bring the onetigris backwoods bungalow; the anywhere anytime shelter.

[@DansEverythingOutdoors]

Thank you El Coyote. Yes, this tent really is a best all around tent. Not the biggest and not the lightest but likely the most versatile.

[@DrDennis]

I really respect your video in adverse conditions. It really shows the tents abilities as well as yours. Great video buddy. New sub.

[@DansEverythingOutdoors]

Thanks. It is a fun tent. A quote a mentor once told me "It's the hard that makes it great"

[@redneckprepper3881]

Good stuff bro. U r the reason I'm writing this and than buying this ... Ty.

[@DansEverythingOutdoors]

Hope you like yours as much as I like mine. Would almost like to see them make a larger version of this one for situations where weight is not an issue. Thanks for watching and commenting.

[@johningle8439]

Good video Dan

[@DansEverythingOutdoors]

Thanks for watching and commenting Snipers Corner.

[@thedorseyway]

Great stuff! I'm a sucker for camping in the rain. I'm subscribing!

[@DansEverythingOutdoors]

LOL. So am I Toria, I just spent last night in my first Thunderstorm of the year. As soon as I heard it was going to rain, I grabbed my tarp, hammock and sleeping bag to spend the night out. Thanks for watching and commenting.

[@sunnyscott4876]

Me too..I always set my GPS for the nearest Holiday Inn Express so I don't get lost!

[@wandashepard3410]

Nice Video🤗🤗

[@DansEverythingOutdoors]

Thanks Wanda

[@bocah_hutanreal666]

Great video brother!

[@DansEverythingOutdoors]

Thanks Atom Outdoor Show. Appreciate it!

[@kanchanaperera9072]

Nice video

[@DansEverythingOutdoors]

Thank you Kanchana, and thanks for watching

[@2088bob1]

we never use steel plates plastic only steel conducts the heat away to quickly to hot to the touch

[@DansEverythingOutdoors]

That is true.

[@madhacker7]

Just a suggestion but a marlin spike hitch on the bowline end makes for easier setup and take down. Just pull the line through the bowline and use a small stick to create the hitch.

[@DansEverythingOutdoors]

LOL. I think about that most times I pull the line all the way through that bowline but I am too lazy to bend over an pick up a stick for a toggle. Thanks for pointing that out though. It is much faster to take it down that way.

[@afrancisco2077]

Great morning watching from philippines stay safe

[@DansEverythingOutdoors]

Thank you! You too!

[@simplysoutherncooking7154]

I really enjoyed your video. Gonna hunt me some chicken of the woods. I subscribed. Thanks.

[@DansEverythingOutdoors]

Hi Carol, So glad it motivated you to hunt some down. It is hard to come by but also hard to miss it when you do find it. Thanks for the sub.

[@JohnSmith-df4vb]

I use a stick with a sock on the end to raise the middle and stop pooling plus you get more head room.

[@DansEverythingOutdoors]

That's a great idea. I do something similar where I pull up the middle to create a gable end. It pools the water off very good. This trip I did not do it though. Just raising or lower one of the ends is almost as effective.

[@drbrown1970]

Great video, thanks, thinking about getting that tent. Have you tried a Farrimond hitch instead of the slippy guy knot? Works really well and if you have a large part of your line still bundled, you don’t have to unravel it all.

[@DansEverythingOutdoors]

Hey Russell, No I have not tried that knot. I am going to look it up now. I love learning new knots. Thanks for the suggestion.

[@DouglasSantos-cr3ib]

Muy bueno campamento amigo, saludos desde Brasil.

[@DansEverythingOutdoors]

Thank You

[@tylerdurden9364]

Brazilians dont speak Spanish

[@DouglasSantos-cr3ib]

@@tylerdurden9364 aquellos que estudian espanol si hablan.

[@ravinaga9435]

Rain camping shelter super 🏕️🏕️🌧️🌧️👌✌️💐😍💕

[@DansEverythingOutdoors]

Yes. Thanks for watching Ravi.

[@victoo5067]

Dude kick A.. you have a killer time. Man out here in Mexico. that's we're I live.wee camp .but the only thing wee fine are . peyote.rooms.i stay away from them . after I seen my uncle eat some.in about 3 minutes he was very angry at Butterfly.an want it to Beat him up. Believe me I wish I would of have my cellphone.to record it.have to be very very careful out here. .cartel.not a good thing.my amigo . love you r video keep it up.god bless you and your family. 🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽 Mexico.Blas.

[@DansEverythingOutdoors]

Hey Victo, Thanks for the comments. I always love the rain when I am out

[@tomortale2333]

tarp needs to be 50 % bigger//nother way i wrap extra tarp round tree back to itself an keeps all cold wind n rain out.../so a back door effect but still open in front...[dry an warm]

[@DansEverythingOutdoors]

Good Advice. Thanks Tom

[@alexanderweaver4838]

I live near a state park and do some stealth camping. I usually set up a "ranger roll" using the Helikon Tex poncho (coyote camo), the Swagman Roll and a military woobie with a Sarma military mat that has side wings to protect the bed roll. Under the mat I place a windshield reflector pad to increase the R-value should it get really cold. I have used the OneTigris Bungalow 2.0 on regular camping trips but for stealth camping I just pull a loose 5X7 tarp over my bed roll...sort of cowboy camping technique. That way should I have to scurry out of there I just gather everything together in the tarp. I use the alcohol stove as well, Trangia I believe it's called. I bring a dehydrated meal, boil water for a hot lemon and honey drink, with oatmeal for breakfast. I would prefer coffee but the aroma might give me away. I usually stop along the way to get coffee before driving home. I appreciate your showing your loadout as you packed. Quite often I use other hikers' loadout list to compare them to mine...we all have different gear ideas and sometimes other ideas work better.

[@DansEverythingOutdoors]

Sounds like you know what you are doing. That is some good stuff

[@JasonWicklund]

Think you could fit a backpacking cot in that tent?

[@CarolinaChrisOutdoors]

Enjoyed the video friend. I just received my One Tigris 2.0. Hopefully I can test it out next week. After using yours for a while now, what’s your recommendation on the “awning” angle? I guess, I mean should it be higher or a little lower than the ridge line ?(in the rain)

[@DansEverythingOutdoors]

I put mine up higher when sitting underneath the awning or I put a pole in the middle to create a gable end peak in the middle. when lying in the tent I lower one end so water runs down.

[@CarolinaChrisOutdoors]

@@DansEverythingOutdoors - thanks!!! 👍🏻

[@dougdixonhull]

Whilst lowering one end, put a water bottle underneath to collect water for cooking.

[@nancygreggpasiecznik4673]

I purchased the 1Tigris Backyard Bungalow tent early in the Spring, but haven't used it yet. Thank you for the video. I have been trying to decide whether to use it or a tarp and hammock when I go to Ohio in two weeks. As a woman, I am more partial to using a tents I will be able to have a place to change clothes in private when there are a lot of male campers around. I had forgotten about the open flaps at the bottom for ventilation. Do you ever dig a small trench around your tent perimeter? I think I will put up the tent in my backyard this week after I cut the grass. One question: A tree in my back yard has a lot of fungi or mushrooms growing from the base up the tree. Is there a poisonous mushroom that mimics chicken-of-the-woods?

[@jimibaker7828]

Was this tent water proof for heavy rain or did u add some extra coating before use ? Great video by the way

[@DansEverythingOutdoors]

Hey Jim, Good question. This tent was just as I purchased it and after I have been using it over a year.. I would guess that after several years I may have to do some additional waterproofing but we will see. Thanks for watching.

[@aaronpat123]

Too each his own.

[@DansEverythingOutdoors]

So True. Thanks for watching

[@Riverdm]

Hey maybe I missed it was was your sleeping bad or blanket you used in this video?

[@DansEverythingOutdoors]

Hi Douglas, It was the Helikon-Tex Swagman Roll Poncho and Helikon Military Ripstop Waterproof Poncho Rain Cover. The poncho liner can be used as a sleeping bag or an under quilt for hammocks. The rain poncho can act as a bivy for the liner when used as a sleeping bag.

[@Joleen_DeVore]

Don't forget the baby wipes and soap!

[@DansEverythingOutdoors]

Maybe the soap but only carry baby wipes on long hikes.

[@leonardspetstop]

Are you still enjoying and having decent function out of the tent? I bought one yesterday. It should be here next week. I'm excited to try it out and hopeful that it will hold up well for me.

[@DansEverythingOutdoors]

Yes I am Nickie! I had it out last weekend. No rain so was able to have the canopy up and screen down. Set it right beside a beautiful lake and was able to see the sunrise and sunset. Love it although it is a bit small. Any bigger would make it more heavy though. Thanks for watching and commenting.

[@leonardspetstop]

@@DansEverythingOutdoors you're very welcome! I set it up last night for the first time. I do love it, although, it's a learning curve for me to set up and took me a long time on that first set up. Hopefully, with practice, I will get quicker, and better at set up, though. Other than that, I really love it so far.

[@DansEverythingOutdoors]

@@leonardspetstop It still takes me a bit to lay it out and find the 4 corners without staking the wrong part. This last weekend I did get it up pretty fast. Set it up using trekking poles

[@leonardspetstop]

@@DansEverythingOutdoors yeah, I use tarp poles. They are similar to the trekking poles, though. I know it can be set up with a Ridgeline, as well, but I bought the tarp poles because they were cheap and it seemed like that would be the easier way to set it up versus a Ridgeline. I don't have trekking poles, which is why I grabbed these cheap tarp poles for now. Thanks for the tips. I appreciate it.

[@DansEverythingOutdoors]

@@leonardspetstop I personally like using the poles for easy setup most places but the ridgeline setup is my favorite. I use trekking poles because then I can use them for hiking as well. Dual Purpose when hiking and using this tent.

[@epenaloza52]

What was it that you packed for food, thats my problem when I go out camping I don't really know what to take I've seen other videos where people are taking out stakes don't they spoil before you have time to cook it For example what would you take on a 3 day trip?! I know rice is a must but what else would you take...I would take rice, beans, and some stakes but the stakes would most likely spoil or ill take dry ice and the stakes are frozen solid

[@DansEverythingOutdoors]

Hi Epenaloza52, There are a lot of options of what you can take with you. Most of these videos on youtube of people cooking steak are because they are just over night trips. If the weather is cold then it is easier to keep things like that cold. I pack simple things like Oatmeal, Rice, powder mash potatoes, Beans, freeze dried meals, powdered milk, trail mix etc.... Then find some mushrooms and squirrel or small game and you have a meal. LOL Enjoy yourself out there.

[@epenaloza52]

@@DansEverythingOutdoors i tried the small game thing, a year ago in like screw it in gonna take limited food and just eat what I find out catch it was supposed to be a 4 day 3 night trip well on my first day I CAUGHT a fish pretty decent size too. DID YOU KNOW THAT FISH ARE SLIMY! boy did it caught me off guard

[@DansEverythingOutdoors]

@@epenaloza52 LOL. Yes, Fish are slimy but very tasty.

[@mysterylovescompany2657]

If you freeze the steak beforehand, then it will slowly (slower if you use a cozy-bag...& even slower than _that_ if you throw a couple of gel freezer-packs in there) thaw out in your pack & in anything but particularly hot weather should carry well for a couple of days. You want to seal it in a ziplock, though, so you don't get defrosting-meat-water all over your other food.

[@epenaloza52]

@@mysterylovescompany2657 I've tried that before I bought a small cooler packed it full of meat since I was going out 4 days had 2 ice gels added some ice with salt and went on my merry way I usually have to drive between 4-6 hours and then a few miles in to where I'm camping well by the time I had gotten to my destination everything had thaw out it was still cold but not frozen and it was during summer so where I'm located it can go up to the 100s. By the third day the ice water was no longer cold and the meat was no longer red and pasta of it were like a light brown I ended up pulling out that same afternoon because it sucks hiking on an empty stomach

[@tristanvarsovia]

You could use a toggle with your bowline on your ridgeline

[@DansEverythingOutdoors]

Yes, That is what I do most of the time now. Thanks for the tip

[@gordonstewart4074]

What was the name and a link for the camping torch you had mate

[@DansEverythingOutdoors]

Hi Gordon, I used two lights in this video. The Brila Mini Lantern and the VITCHELO V800 Headlamp Flashlight. I put a link to both of them in the Video Details. Click "Show more" Thanks for watching

[@TomKirkman1]

If you'll apply a heavy spray of camp-dri along the seam your leak will go away.

[@DansEverythingOutdoors]

Hey TomKirkman1, Gosh, I really need to do that. I took it out in the heavy rain last week and had the same small leak. I guess I will get around to it one of these days. LOL

[@baronedipiemonte3990]

You neglected to pack any first aid supplies... other than that,nice video

[@DansEverythingOutdoors]

Hey Barone, Thanks for mentioning that. I did pack it just did not show it. Always have some basics and duct tape, bandana, super glue, sail needle and paracord also gives alternative options.Thanks for watching. I appreciate your thoughts.

[@justinfaith8904]

Hi sir, may I ask what backpack you have?

[@DansEverythingOutdoors]

This pack was the LA Police Gear Operator MOLLE Tactical, Military, Police Backpack Hydration Compatible. Link is in description. Thanks for watching

[@johningle8439]

Maybe with country gravy.

[@DansEverythingOutdoors]

That would have been perfect!

[@johnwishney6569]

what pack is that?

[@DansEverythingOutdoors]

it is the LA Police Gear Operator MOLLE Tactical, Military, Police Backpack Hydration Compatible amzn.to/3hMgxHl

[@johningle8439]

Big difference in heat radiation with silver side up.

[@DansEverythingOutdoors]

I need to find a way to really test that. I have never really noticed a difference either way. Thanks for the comment.

[@mysterylovescompany2657]

Thermometer time!

[@kingkong_1959]

seam seal it

[@DansEverythingOutdoors]

Yep. That is the solution. thanks for watching and commenting

[@amermajeed6914]

So talkie

[@DansEverythingOutdoors]

I'm learning

[@mysterylovescompany2657]

I enjoyed the commentary, personally. 🙂

[@lennarttjarndal4079]

hurricane

[@DansEverythingOutdoors]

Actually just the remnants of the Hurricane that hit the gulf coast and traveled up through Virginia. Mostly lots of rain and some wind that was blocked by the trees. Funny thing is that I did not know it was a from the hurricane until I had checked my phone after I set up the tent.

[@dougdixonhull]

In Britain we call weather like a Wednesday 😂🤣😂