How to build a sapling shelter and overnight stay. Multiple tips included.
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@jennydrumm72233 жыл бұрын
Excellent video! Lots of good information presented very clearly and concisely. Great job!
@tanaoi9 жыл бұрын
Much respect for your videos man.i can't count the amount of guys out there doing shelter videos and then going home having not spent the night,please keep filming these types, also the fact you only used your knife was excellent
@Rambooutfitters9 жыл бұрын
Garcia Doyle Thank you my friend. I agree. I want to bring you real life knowledge. Part of that means giving up the comforts of home. Then I can share what is safe and effective if a real situation comes. I will have more coming.
@tanaoi9 жыл бұрын
Please keep up the good work man.your one of the few guys on here keeping it real!!!
@sayhitocheryl6 жыл бұрын
I'm not sure you will get this comment since the video is from a while ago. Man, I gotta tell you, you have a gift. At first I thought, "Rambo... here we go..." but I was pleasantly surprised to see how down to earth and no nonsense you are with literally showing people how to do it right in the crappy situation we can find ourselves. You get out there and show us the real deal with all the imperfections and less than pretty shelters and you do it clearly, well spoken, to the point, easily understood. Thank you. You have a new subber. May God richly bless you with peace and favor and life abundant! Sincerely, Joel T.
@GatorLife579 жыл бұрын
Another great vid bro ! Wado for sharing !
@kurtbaier61225 жыл бұрын
Good content and presentation
@scoutingfreegermany9 жыл бұрын
Great video, sapplings are great vor these type of shelter! Cheers, Marc
@Rambooutfitters9 жыл бұрын
Scouting Free Thanks Marc and they sure are.
@feralwoodcraft9 жыл бұрын
Thanks man. That gave me a lot to add to the toolbox.
@Rambooutfitters9 жыл бұрын
Feral Woodcraft That's why I do it so hopefully someone can gain a little something. Glad it helped my friend.
@kullcraven9 жыл бұрын
Good video man, well done on the shelter.
@Rambooutfitters9 жыл бұрын
Kullcraven Bushcraft Thank you.
@MrSIXGUNZ8 жыл бұрын
great set up buddy !!! well done !!!
@Rambooutfitters8 жыл бұрын
Thank you
@martinperrin67848 ай бұрын
how about a segment on primitive survival tools. Like digging tool, crude wood knife / cutting utensil, fishing trap, ladder or "chicken picket" to get off the ground / bottom branches of large tree to escape bear. bowl hammock?
@aadams6409 жыл бұрын
Very well done. educational . thanks
@Rambooutfitters9 жыл бұрын
A Adams Thank you I'm glad to hear that.
@DiegoMartinPintos7 жыл бұрын
Your videos are really great you deserve more views
@Rambooutfitters7 жыл бұрын
I truly appreciate that my friend
@GatorLife579 жыл бұрын
The sun comes up in the East my brother ! In our native culture we used the East side in many ways. Blessings2Yall..... Enjoy .... The Simple Life
@eipi51739 жыл бұрын
gr8 vid again...debris shelters are my favorite, even more than a tent If im lucky i can find a V in a tree close to the ground and use that for a ridge-line hold with a forked branch at other end and run a small tree between them Widow makers are a real hazard here and that helps somewhat, even just for peace of mind :) plus keeps an A-frame steep. Thxs for ur vid!
@Rambooutfitters9 жыл бұрын
Ei Pi Thank you and agreed. Good Idea on the A frame.
@zlifeoffroadgmailcom9 жыл бұрын
Nice! My buddy does one with a tarp or plastic with one taller sapling. Just bend it over in a U shape and tire it down. Throw tarp over it. Have your back to the wind so smoke blows away from you and hear is by convection I guess. Or radiant whatever. We used that set up in the dead of winter. Survived the night with no sleeping gear whatsoever! Just beer!
@Rambooutfitters9 жыл бұрын
z71lifeoffroad@gmail.com That is a sure quick way to keep warm and dry. Basically creates a greenhouse that traps heat.
@sarvejitsingh58059 жыл бұрын
.. well done enjoyed the video,s/comments read with a smile(true2 every word)... enjoyed here in the westmid lands (UNITED KINGDOM) All the best .. SIEMION.
@Rambooutfitters9 жыл бұрын
Explorier Soloiest Glad you enjoyed my friend and thank you. I do appreciate all the positive feedback. I've always wanted to see the UK. Maybe someday.
@martinperrin67848 ай бұрын
Fun fact: I actually lived in Bowie, Arizona
@crazyhorseranchaz7 жыл бұрын
👍🔫🇺🇸🆒, My opinion is that you are very informative, and if folks are paying attention, you've most likely made it possible for even the pilgrim in out door adventures could save thier life and anyone else with them if needed. You seem to come across as actually wanting to help folks with surviving the misfortunite time of getting lost in those scary woods. And I'm not kidding about scary woods in the dark hours, even the experience of getting lost in the day time can spook the experienced woods men until his knowledge returns to defeat those evil thoughts of, LIONS, AND TIGERS AND BEARS, OH MY,. I regard you as knowing what you say, and it will behove the out doors person to listen and then practice what you teach. Practice makes perfect, as they say. Good video man, keep it up, I thought your teaching of building a small shelter was an important part of the video, I'm hoping it didn't fly over the heads of some viewer's. In survival situations, smaller is better than large roomy shelter. I'm only mentioning for the person who might read my comments. Your fire hole and wind block to direct heat also very easy to build and makes world of difference if viewers caught it. Personally I would suggest to viewers, as I will suggest to my friends and relatives who learn first hand from me, to watch video more times than once, to soak in all the free information you provided. There are many survival videos out there, few have the teaching quality of yours. You seem to care, that is important teaching anything. Many more compliments i could write, but don't want you to get a big head and then change your tactics. One last word, I've never meet you, don't know you, not getting paid for saying nice things about you. My comments are only how i feel in such matters, and you may even see negative comments from time to time, but not to be mean. Thanks again for your video From ARMY RANGER L. L. R. P. 3/39TH
@TheBUNNY509 жыл бұрын
You need to go on the show.... Naked and Afraid, see if you can survive..I think they would be amazed by you :)
@Rambooutfitters9 жыл бұрын
BUNNY JAMES Haha if they had a show where I didn't have to be naked I would consider. I find that for more of an entertainment purpose than being wise.
@TheBUNNY509 жыл бұрын
Rambooutfitters Well its not like we get to see you naked, and you can make clothes ;)
@TheBUNNY509 жыл бұрын
BUNNY JAMES and i wouldnt do it either, not for 21 days... if i was playing for something maybe, and thats still a big maybe.. lol
@twilightgardenspresentatio63845 жыл бұрын
Clothing Shelter Water Fire Sleep Food That’s my priorities ranking
@crazyhorseranchaz7 жыл бұрын
👍🔫🇺🇸🆒, My opinion is that you are very informative, and if folks are paying attention, you've most likely made it possible for even the pilgrim in out door adventures could save thier life and anyone else with them if needed. You seem to come across as actually wanting to help folks with surviving the misfortunite time of getting lost in those scary woods. And I'm not kidding about scary woods in the dark hours, even the experience of getting lost in the day time can spook the experienced woods men until his knowledge returns to defeat those evil thoughts of, LIONS, AND TIGERS AND BEARS, OH MY,. I regard you as knowing what you say, and it will behove the out doors person to listen and then practice what you teach. Practice makes perfect, as they say. Good video man, keep it up, I thought your teaching of building a small shelter was an important part of the video, I'm hoping it didn't fly over the heads of some viewer's. In survival situations, smaller is better than large roomy shelter. I'm only mentioning for the person who might read my comments. Your fire hole and wind block to direct heat also very easy to build and makes world of difference if viewers caught it. Personally I would suggest to viewers, as I will suggest to my friends and relatives who learn first hand from me, to watch video more times than once, to soak in all the free information you provided. There are many survival videos out there, few have the teaching quality of yours. You seem to care, that is important teaching anything. Many more compliments i could write, but don't want you to get a big head and then change your tactics. One last word, I've never meet you, don't know you, not getting paid for saying nice things about you. My comments are only how i feel in such matters, and you may even see negative comments from time to time, but not to be mean. Thanks again for your video From ARMY RANGER L. L. R. P. 3/39TH
@Rambooutfitters7 жыл бұрын
I appreciate what you say about my teaching because I really do love doing it. I want to help people and get them back in nature at the same time. Thank you my friend