The Jungle Bed

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[@AB-kg6rk]

done

[@LivWildStyle]

Yes

[@ladychicfashion1961]

👍

[@Whodaleewho]

And another good thing about having the Head hole in the center, is you don't have to get out of bed at night for the 0300 nature call.

[@TequillanSunrise]

Rainy weekend in the mountains, perfect.... off to build a jungle bed! Thanks Corporal

[@recall5811]

Sweet. Good luck and thanks for watching

[@thomasnugent7602]

Outstanding job ! The military poncho with two long sticks also makes a great improvised stretcher. I plan to try it out as a field expedient cot. I think just supporting the cot on two large notched logs would be OK for Eastern Woodlands. Not as high, but plenty stable. Thanks for the info.

[@maureenlw626]

Wow! I googled how to learn to tie specialty knots to transport something safely and securely and stumbled across your channel. I am just amazed and humbled by your abilities. I've been watching your videos for the past three nights and I've learned so much! I never would had the opportunity to learn these things nor would I thought about it and now I'm gobbling it all up. Thank you for sharing!

[@recall5811]

+Maureen LW Thank you for the comments and support

[@silveg87]

WOW. What a great option! so simple and I would have never thought of it. thanks for the help!

[@Meattrapper]

Excellent job. your explanations are direct, simple and accurate. Your video is clear and does a great job of showing how it works. Just subbed. Nice channel!

[@IsmaelAyo-l6d]

Good day corporal.what you have shown here on your channel in making jungle bed is of great help not only for military but for civilians and all walks of life In times emergency situations and natural calamities esp. like our country Philippines were prone to natural disasters.i salute you for good works and useful knowledge's.

[@tooterr101oldgeezer4]

That's definitely good to go. Off the ground and stable. Thanks for sharing your knowledge

[@artistben7]

Your videos are always educational and to the point. I like the fact that you make close ups of detail with your camera so the viewer can see what he or she needs to without guessing. Always thumbs up to your fine skills. Thank you for sharing. :)

[@recall5811]

+artistben7 Learn and share, pass it on

[@chuckorsburn4452]

I stuck around, and it was out standing my friend!!! As always I enjoyed the knowledge!!

[@loucummins7918]

This is such an excellent design. You can imagine an entire Roman legion using this method. Its got your bed, shelter and storage in a nice little footprint. ;)

[@recall5811]

+Lou Cummins Share This Knowledge, thanks for the support

[@j.higgins5408]

I have slept on many of thease and aside from a hammock this is where its at when camping or on an FTX mission!!!! Another great video man! Keek um comin

[@jamescarmean2701]

Textbook excellent. Loved it. Nice instruction and demo. I think I have found another great source for bushcrafting technique. Thanks for that.

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+James Carmean Share my channel

[@williamlaxton6345]

Missed this one earlier. Basic smoothing it skills 101. Well done. Cheers.

[@inmyopinion6836]

I built one today . Best knap system ever . With underquilt I have slept at 5 below 0 C and been good to go . Light and quick shelter system .

[@19ghost73]

Again a very instructional and clear video, well done! ATB Gereon

[@camojoe83]

Awesome! I like the trestle-style bed frame too, but it needs a ridge line. I like the rope saving, high tech 'ridge stick' you used here with the tripod bed. Perfect. Those look like great mushroom woods, btw.. Enjoy them!

[@manulimbioul4005]

The most effective and beautiful video on the "A" frame shelter. Thank's

[@jplamb77]

Hey Shawn,,, these 3-8 minute short video’s are Great,,,!!! To the point and detailed,,, Keep’em coming,,,👍

[@bowtieboy4273]

Your videos are truly outstanding! Now that I found your channel, I can’t wait to get out with my kids and try so many of these things! Thank you for taking the time!

[@brucesims2328]

This will beat the hammock, my old butt didn't sleep well in the hammock I felt all bunched up, the tripods, with pancho or trash bags is going to be good this coming week, sure have used many of your Idea's but after all you got me started on these solo bushcrafts, living it.

[@Claudiomarsantos]

Genial, realmente genial... . COMBINA abrigo, rede, segurança, conforto ... !!! . A melhor combinação q já vi... . Exige uma lona com botões ou ilhoses para prender... . ISTO recomenda q NÃO fiquemos, NUMA CIDADE ou NO MATO, sem uma lona à mão ... . Tambem pode ser uma tela tipo saco de linhagem, do mesmo tamanho q pode ser usada como SACO de transporte OU enrolada na CINTURA... . ÓTIMA postagem, recomendo este mateiro... !!! .

[@nehrert]

The best example I've seen so far. Great job.

[@jaybenton546]

I tried this yesterday very comfortable. But with the 6 ply trashcan liner idea. Smart AF....

[@MrSurf247]

That was good to go! Now I will be smoothing it next time I'm in the bush with this new to me sleep system! Thx

[@devilpup76.2nd]

Congrats on your b-day! Happy wishes and play some of X's favorite tunes as I am 58 now and have learned that it's great to have your wife on activated status in your vids. Love the show, the show must go on.

[@jamessix60]

nice video, I appreciate the close up on the lashings and knots. thanks again

[@recall5811]

+frosty13 Thanks for the support, share this knowledge

[@theronroberts5573]

I was hoping you would make a video like this. I was not sure where or how I would sleep at night, So I came back home and searched for this video. Thanks for sharing. I will be moving out again right after I clean up...

[@dwaynerobertson383]

Nice to re-visit this video. Happy New Year 2022, Corporal Kelly!!! A great channel you have created! Thank you for sharing your skills. All the best!!

[@uncatila]

This shure beats a hammock for setting up a semi permanent camp site. Nothing like a flat cot for stretching out on off the ground. I just discovered the Sea to summit bug net coat and pants. That takes up no space and is solid.

[@tracktosurvival]

Your having way tooo much fun! Great Video and Lesson.. Thanks for sharing..

[@recall5811]

+Jim LeBus Following your Lead, Thanks Brotha

[@christopherbunik2116]

Great job again and thank you for your service.

[@exploringbiblicalendtimes779]

Yea it is good to help keep you away from the insects. I remember just shinning a torch on the ground and was shocked how many huge spiders were crawling all over the ground. It is not always like that but is a horrible thought of having them crawl over me if I'm on the ground

[@davidpalmer9091]

First time I have seen that set up. Nice! I'm going to have to try that.

[@coydogoutdoors]

pretty sweet set up better than sleeping on the ground for sure

[@recall5811]

+coydog outdoors Anything is better than sleeping on the ground, lol. Thanks for watching

[@bern475]

Man I really learn from you, simple and straight to the point. Nice!

[@keithfox9899]

Never thought of using my poncho as my bed only as my roof but i have an army basher/ tarp thanks for great video playing catch up on all your videos

[@fuckyourface4314]

Vary smart good stuff corporal. thank you for all the helpful video's

[@zombieman0801]

Love the idea I'm going to be using a lot of your of your work on my hikes this summer

[@HeliPadUSA]

Was in the scouts for four years and this guy just taught me how to make two knots that the scouts should have taught me....(going out and tying these knots on everyone and everything now)

[@RenegadeSith]

tbh those knots and lashes are all in the Scout handbook bro. If not there, then definitely in the Pioneering merit badge workbook. It really depends on the Troop you’re in as to the quality of outdoor education you receive. My sons and all the other Scouts in our Troop can tie these knots and build these shelters. They always want to improvise shelters when we camp. It’s like pulling teeth to get them to pop tents in a line at the campsite... they’re always off in the woods tying ridgelines and rigging tarps.

[@TwitchingHour]

Corporal coming through again with a wickedly simple design no one else would think of.

[@richardpearson5036]

Allways better off the ground, youve shown so many different ways to achieve this, i wonder how many are left to see🙂🙂🙂🙂 keep at it corporal

[@TIZZIE313]

Thanks again. I'm so ready to go camping.

[@slprn67]

Thanks for this very informative video. Keep them coming and Semper Fi

[@mrkultra1655]

Another great one, thanks Corporal.

[@whiteypowers2947]

It's OK as an idea . . . . but labor and material intensive. You're doing this for a basecamp that will last you for a while . . . . not backpacking the AT. But, it is possible to build modifications of this that you could adapt for backpacking. One shortcut would be to just lay the two side poles over a horizontal log at each end. This is one of those things you train yourself to do as you hike, like . . . . "there's a pole, there's another pole, there's some firewood . . . . hmm . . . . nice place to stop for the night." So you build the bed where the resources are . . . . not just pick a spot to stop for the night and THEN try to figure out where the wood will come from. You can also splint piece of wood together to make the long pole. As always, the Corporal does an awesome job of explaining and demonstrating. Well done Marine!

[@AJ-sr8pq]

I hadn't thought of using a tripod like that before. Thanks!

[@recall5811]

+Telly Lamore More to come

[@calummcneil6006]

Cheers love your channel have watched it for years. Keep going. U.S.m.C.

[@JeffB1961]

very cool bed ! i'll have to try this with a freebie harbor freight tarp . really enjoy your vids . thanks . jeff

[@apar1560]

Awesome as usual ! Thanks ...Alan in 🇨🇱

[@lusmythe4898]

Another Kick Butt video!!! Thanks. Just what I needed to know.

[@GuamGuy]

Thanks for the tip. Interesting take on the tripod lashing.

[@recall5811]

+Guam .Guy More to come brotha. thanks again

[@markwebster5749]

Outstanding 🇬🇧🤝🇺🇸 Keeps the critters of u as well 👍

[@maurooliveira1002]

Really pretty good!

[@johnhightower8737]

Outstanding setup !!

[@kekelaward]

Excellent vid! Great demo on lashing. Looked really good.

[@recall5811]

+Legalize Shemp Thank you

[@plarh8r163]

you rock. I love your videos thank you for sharing your knowledge it's very handy and I have used a lot of the information in real life situations thanks

[@shawncoons7445]

I love the idea man try using the sheet of an army cot, I think it would work great

[@pnyarrow]

Hi Cpl Kelly. Thanks once again for a well presented informative interesting video. ATB. Nigel

[@recall5811]

+pnyarrow Thank you Sir and thanks for the continued support

[@kieronbevan7489]

Yep. This stuff's worth watching. Thanks.

[@MultiRusty111]

I'm definitely going with that setup.Good video,Corporal

[@MOOSEDOWNUNDER]

Very smart Corp. Enjoyed that. You have yourself a new Sub. Cheers Moose. 🇦🇺🇬🇧🇦🇺🇬🇧

[@pat_mags]

Thanks corporal, love it!

[@keghinian]

good one, thank you for the illustration.

[@charlesgillette2925]

This is so good I will save the video to view again later Then give it a try excellent

[@Tnav02]

Never thought of this, I like it !! Thanks Cpl 👍

[@billyharrison602]

Thanks I truly appreciate your time . Truly like your youtube video

[@harrisonking8156]

I wish I could get out more, I need to practice these types of skills way more often haha :D Keep it up mate :)

[@recall5811]

+Mr. SirKing Will do and thanks

[@OutlawEdge]

you have some great vids bro, thanks for sharing! FIVE STAR VID!!

[@recall5811]

+Outlaw Edge Bladeworks Bushcraft and Survival Thank you Sir and Thanks for the comments, Share the knowledge

[@kellerknives]

Very cool, Very cool. Wonder how much weight that poncho can hold?

[@strangeravenoutdoors4650]

It sure looked comfy when my partner was sleeping in it during the Pioneer class. I wouldn't know, I was up all night working on deliverables.

[@CJBanks-nc5re]

If you are going to be in the jungle with that setup I'm assuming it is going to be hot and humid and the airflow going underneath and around it would be quite welcomed. It would also keep the creepy crawlies away from you by not having anything underneath it. Tarp would be great for protecting you from rain or other weather conditions that happen in nature

[@krystofdavid1117]

his is ver, VERY cool system! Simpicity at its best!

[@Jbonz7]

This is so cool, guess I have to try it in my backyard

[@recall5811]

+Jayman It is worth a try, thanks for watching

[@YBWhooby]

How much weight would you say the poncho can support without tearing out the snaps or grommets? It looks like it didn't have any problems supporting your weight. Just wondering.

[@michaelangelo6947]

Outstanding! Salute.

[@mikewalton5469]

another great video!!! thanks for sharing the valuable information.

[@thomascumiskey4198]

Outstanding video!!! Thanks!!

[@beauxtx1959]

MOST excellent, as always!

[@recall5811]

+beauxtx1959 Thank you

[@Sydneywizard]

You sir, are the master of the military poncho.

[@recall5811]

+Adam Jacob Share the knowledge

[@ChasenGunzOutdoors]

Very good job. Keep up the good work. Be blessed

[@alexandreboutaudvalarini5638]

Seems like a decent way to share a tarp if you are short. One on the bed, one on the floor. Just need to direct water flow around the bed. Not Ideal, but better than getting wet.

[@recall5811]

+Alexandre Boutaud Valarini This is just one of many ways to get off the ground. Thanks for watching

[@johnathonpease780]

if it whouldent be a pain in the neck to carry a surplus strecher whould work great for a raised bed but it whould be conversome to carry daily but for a base camp idea i chould see using a strecher that way your poncho liner can be another warmth layer

[@maskaleynne]

Outstanding Cpl.....Outstanding

[@RuneOsnes]

Nice idea! Just wondering if the clove hitches are really constrictor knots?

[@melvinhowell5469]

I like it! I like it a lot! Thanks you!

[@recall5811]

+Kees Roma Thank you, tentsmiths sells a canvas bag that is open on both ends and it works a lot better and will last longer, thanks for watching.

[@acl4734]

Great video, as always.

[@brianhelgeson1208]

Is the poncho @SRO the same as the one in the vid, w/grommets?love all your stuff. Worth watching 3and 4 times in most of them. ❤🏕🔥🥓

[@宮本武蔵-z9u]

Cool! I learned a lot.

[@TransformationspraxisEngel]

I try it today. Have a nice Day. MkG René

[@tannerfarrer522]

From one Cpl to another, that was good to go. Thanks brother.

[@recall5811]

+Tanner Farrer More to come, thanks for the support

[@tannerfarrer522]

+Corporals Corner. Rgr Tango.

[@RicardoGhirlanda]

Outra vantagem é o espaço criado entre as 2 lonas. Lá dentro fica ar represado, que é excelente isolante térmico.

[@richardsplker303]

That's sweet I like the cord it looks like my waterfowl decoy cord

[@sillygoose210_6]

Excellent video corporal

[@recall5811]

+Sillygoose210 _ Thank you

[@gi70st]

Have you tried stuffing the space inside the poncho for insulation?

[@m.smith.4396]

i was wondering the same thing

[@nehrert]

I would put my sleeping mat in there. Than it won't risk slipping off.

[@MiguelReyes-sg5gd]

Awesome. Thank you

[@PirateChiefPC1]

You always put out the good skinny! OohRa Marine

[@ashtonpilkey490]

I started this today. I got the poles selected and debarked...2 tripods made.

[@alabrol]

Nice vid. Any concern with the snaps coming apart? Or is it strategically placed as not to unsnap?