10 Shelters for Stealth Camping

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[@PrimalOutdoors]

Lots of good setups! I prefer the hammock it sure does spoil a guy I don't want anything to do with sleeping on the ground anymore.

[@garethbkw]

No worries mate its good to see an instructional video that shows not only how to put up a basha correctly without the people in it getting wet,but also a variety of different types of shelter. The one by the tree brings back memories cos until youve squatted by a tree dithering with only a poncho/basha for comfort you havent lived. Once again thanks for the vid mate.

[@Ma1Functioned]

You've put some of the best simple tarp shelters together in one video and saved me the job. Well done mate.

[@markrogers8469]

Method 8 looks like the best set up for stealth camping, Its easy to set up, Its low to the ground and if your close to being discovered you can just easily get up and move without taking anything down

[@RM-io7qo]

A great video with some super hints on shelters for stealth camping. I like the hammock and tarp idea the most.

[@WoodoakWilderness]

Yes if its really cold. The smaller size will hold in more body heat. Block the ends with your backpack and other kit. The real importance would be protection from the cold ground and a sheltered site from the wind. Thanks for watching.

[@murphypaisley2781]

Great! Planning on cycling across the states next summer and want to do it as inexpensively as possible.

[@apsutton336]

Watch bug out bike camping etc great cheap ideas

[@WoodoakWilderness]

Thank you for comment. We do have a website but we don't sell any items through it, only our courses. There are a load of places you can pick stuff up from online. As I always say to people, you are better learning how to use things from around you rather than relying on things that can get lost or forgotten. I will be posting some more stealth camping vids up soon. Just need to find time to get then sorted into some order. Thanks again. Take care.

[@andylundberg2932]

Very cool videos, never thought about so many ways to use a simple tarp for shelter!

[@nopretribrapture2318]

BRILL AND AMUSING AT THE SAME TIME!! CHEERS😃👍⛺

[@WoodoakWilderness]

Thanks for the Sub. Glad you liked it. We hope to get loads more stuff up over the next few months. Anything you would like to see?

[@maddogsupreme8789]

Great video mate, thanks for the tips.

[@Wastelander13]

Great video, very informative! I like the way you explain! Now I also know what stealth camping is and I like the meaning of it, I suscribed to your channel and hope to see much more videos. Greetings from Luxembourg!

[@neilcastell6951]

thanks for the video, i've used most of these methods over the last 20 years, generally i throw a basha up in a lean too or ridgeline, ... but am very adaptable, which is why i like using a tarp, the only time i used a tent i had the local warden out looking for me,

[@luthergeorge6630]

Very informative. Explained well. Thanks. Greetings from the USA.

[@WalkWild]

Thanks for sharing this man, nice to see a video focusing just on this :) I subbed

[@MarkRippingale]

Thanks for your tips I have mental health issues and been neglected by a borough so I am going camping as I have had enough of being hurt and used

[@jediknightofthewoods]

Good options there Dave, nice one! I totally get you at the end there, why move!? lol!

[@albertjones4803]

great job mate ive added this to my play list on tarp setting and you got my sub as well

[@c.liberatore9982]

Plenty of differents tarp tent set ups! Great!

[@23seana73]

Thank you. Great video.

[@WiltshireMan]

Great video. Thanks Sandy

[@WoodoakWilderness]

Thanks for watching. ATB

[@BravoSurvival]

Great video! cool setups!

[@WoodoakWilderness]

Thanks for the feedback. The bivvi is not a tarp either. It was just a quick vid thrown together for fun so I wasn't really working to a planned list or thinking too hard about it. Thank you for watching. take care mate. :-)

[@G.405T]

Great video, thank you for sharing this information!

[@Edogawa1117]

Cheers. Very interesting.

[@fieldagent59]

Nice job, to the point without a lot of BS ....good info...

[@jameschasemaddox3037]

Thank you for the info.

[@southern428]

Good ideas well done.

[@bluemountaindrivepae]

Thats some creative tarp camping. But I will keep using my tent. I camp in some mosquito infested areas and I get bit enough hiking. A tent keeps animals away and makes me feel safe. Oddly most tents are bright colors that dont blend in.

[@joeygibbs1536]

Thank You ..

[@2fast2block]

Very well done. I'm not out to "hide", I'm out to blend in and make nature look like nature. And that goes for nature itself by not damaging it or changing the looks of the wild. I don't worship nature but respect what God has given us. Your hammock used as a ground tent is the first I've seen of that idea. Love it. I don't have such a hammock...yet. God bless and thanks again for your ideas in your vid

[@mdouble100]

Very cool techniques

[@kennysmith8358]

Good vid , very informative .

[@Givemearealnameful]

Great videos bruv! Will build some shelters and hides this summer for deer hunting this fall. Will send u pictures. love you bro, from your brother in the north

[@davidarmstrong1624]

Good skills, good vid.

[@greymajickjedi]

Very cool ideas. Like any Monty Python fan, i too know the advantages of not being seen. Though i admit i would have loved to see some improvised camouflage techniques included. If you've ever been to The States you would be delighted how indistinguishable the forests of Pennsylvania are from where you filmed this! i miss my DPM trousers and smock... ): Never got around to buying a surplus Basher though. Is the rucksack also British military issue? i would love to see a review of it and similar Personal Load Carrying Equipment. Good video! Thumbs up! Cheers!

[@ireland66613]

Awesome thank you great video your woods look just like ours here a in MA in usa

[@davebriggs1589]

Great video im going for you fav method with the hammock and rain tarp I cannot wait to try it out

[@WoodoakWilderness]

Big tip. Before you do, look up "Cold butt syndrome" first. I always carry my hammock, a bivvi bag and tarp. That way I have a choice as to how/where I sleep. However I always use a sleep mat for them all. Once you get that bit sorted the rest is a sweet, warm sleep. Thanks for watching ATB

[@davebriggs1589]

Thanks for the info man

[@davebriggs1589]

I have a mss military sleep system but dont have the bivy yet just the green and black bag I will have to find the bivy thanks again

[@danhold1]

Great video

[@tomritter493]

great vid

[@georgiamule]

Dave, some good tips for stealth campers. Unseen, unheard and unsmelled is the key to true stealth. What happened to the camo in method 9 and after? Thanks Amigo.

[@WoodoakWilderness]

Thanks for watching. Its always hard to film and take pictures of things well hidden. If i was to film thing hidden properly, no one would see what I was talking about. I'm only left with showing the set-up in the open so it can be seen easily. I have the same problem with showing a ghillie suit, everyone says "but i can still see him" I'm stuck between the rock and the hard place so opt to keep it in the open. I will be doing some more filming of stealth camping where i will show the set-ups hidden as well.

[@bugoutcoffee5572]

very good!

[@jmrtn44]

good show

[@WoodoakWilderness]

Anything that will let you blend in. Not only do you need to think about not being seen but also not making yourself a target to street crime. Pick something that can be set up very quickly in the dark. Set up late (just when you intend to sleep) and then pack up and move out the moment you wake. Pick a location that takes you away from peoples eyes. Grey is a good camouflage colour for urban locations but I would still look for some bush/tree cover. ATB

[@badgeroutdoors72]

great vid gave me a few ideas

[@WoodoakWilderness]

Great. Post some of them up. I would like to see them.

[@megamaniac76]

that "hasty" shelter was popular with early frontiersmen only they used a buffalo hide

[@treecareEdm]

Nice vid Dave, thumbs up on it, I was just wondering, in the first segment of your video you used a camo canvas tarp. Can you tell me or post a link to where I can get one of those? Thanks...

[@timtim0007]

nice touch wearing the AAC stable belt.

[@WoodoakWilderness]

Thanks, Its my old unit belt. I find it more comfortable than the green one. Thanks for watching. Take care.

[@PYE172]

good video by the way

[@talon115]

Nice!

[@Zedoutdoors]

Great video, have just subscribed to your channel and will be checking out the courses you run too ~Peace~

[@lalaprepper]

Excellent :)

[@dfantri]

nice camo pants you got there mates, where did you got that?

[@Kayakwinds]

Method 4# is the one I use most frequently. By the way, how about sharing some unique ways to rig mosquito netting with these various setups? Thank you for well planned and executed video.

[@WoodoakWilderness]

Thanks for the comment. The truth is I didn't plan to do this vid. I was in the woods and had the camera. It was just thrown together without any real thinking, plan or script. I often just go out and film whatever comes to mind. I will dig out the mozzy net and do a vid this year.I think its a great idea. thanks again ATB

[@tomritter493]

is that a basher tarp? I subbed

[@mainevilleprepper4885]

@woodoak5962...You got it down packed. I envy you. You are a cross between a camper and a hobo. This is a great video.

[@MRodzor]

What size tarp is that?

[@kayjones1252]

i liked the hamock best

[@fabianking3473]

Great video mate... anymore?? You said you had a website!!! Can you buy stealth equipment on it?? Thanks

[@rhysslater8127]

Where can I purchase a British bergan from?

[@NowFreedom4humanity]

hey there, thanks for sharing. What model is the hammock with tarp and moskito net? cheers + greetings from Germany

[@WoodoakWilderness]

Hi, Thanks for watching. Its a Hennessy Hammock. They make a number of hammocks from light weight to more rugged. They are very well made and you can mod them up with loads of extra bits to make them better in colder weather (even below freezing) ATB

[@diduseethat_omg8952]

Method 5 could simply be adjusted better instead of 50/50, I'd go 70 top/ 30 bottom. Or 60/40 even. Great video with simple items needed.

[@bikercasper6130]

Good Video. What about a Video on good tents for Stealth Camping.

[@WoodoakWilderness]

That would be a long vid. There are many great tents on the market (and some not so great) The best tent (as with everything else you choose to carry) is the one that works for you. The right weight, size (packed), and price. how easy it is to put up and take down. The right colour, size (when put up) Spend some time looking into tents before you commit to buying one. A built in ground sheet will keep the bugs out as with one with bug netting on the door. The rest is purely your own choice. Best of luck.

[@KingdomHiker]

Very handy video. Just that in method 7 if you dont completely cover the half your lying on rain will gather on its edge and run to where you are sleeping leaving you lying in a pool.

[@TPDeluxe72]

"Stealth Camping" aka "I want to be a bum but I still have money"

[@vikingbrowski3718]

what kind of hammock is that and would it be possible to use in like 40 degree weather or would that be too cold

[@WoodoakWilderness]

Its a Hennessy Hammock Deluxe expedition. It can be used much lower than 40 as long as you use some form of padding to stop chilly butt syndrome. Check out Shugemery channel for more info on this. (he covers everything you need to know) The HH is a great hammock (just my opinion) there are loads of hammocks out there so look into loads before you choose which one works for you. ATB

[@vikingbrowski3718]

Woodoak Wilderness thanks a lot ill check them out . yea i already checked into some like the nube, from sierra madre research but it was way to expensive for me lol . thanks again

[@WoodoakWilderness]

If your on a budget, i got a hammock from a company called "Tenth Wonder". Its small and light, cost me £15 and its a great nights sleep. It is only a simple hammock but put it with a tarp, its a good starting point. check out "wildsoul62" video "a spring day in the woods" to see one in use. Hope it helps.

[@vikingbrowski3718]

i will love your vids keep them coming

[@PYE172]

if you want to stealth camp dig a hole put trees over the top and some bush over that

[@WoodoakWilderness]

That goes against the "leave no trace" rule. A lot of work to scatter the soil from your digging so its not found. That would also leave a leg breaker if someone or something falls into it later down the line. However that would make a good survival shelter, as long as its not in a place that would fill with water. atb.

[@asimmanj]

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[@mikeyduke10]

thats good if you're going to be there for a long time but if you're only staying for a night or two, its a lot of work + it would leave a huge trace that would be discovered by the people following you

[@TenninWorks]

What kind of backpack is that?

[@WoodoakWilderness]

Its a British army Bergan. I love them. strong and wear well in most environments. they do need a waterproof liner to keep things dry but a small price to pay for a solid bit of kit. Thanks for watching. ATB.

[@TenninWorks]

Woodoak5962 Thank you!

[@northshorebushlore5902]

Who would give this a thumbs down?

[@HighMarkAdventures]

trolls

[@WoodoakWilderness]

HighMark Adventures Hahaha I stopped feeding them a long time ago. Thanks for watching. really appreciate it. ATB

[@dementedbowine8681]

10 ways to fold a tarp

[@garethbkw]

Good stuff mate but take ten its a Basha not a Tarp lol

[@AlexSpassfabrik]

so..., sitting on the ground with a camo-trap is Camping?

[@miketurany2082]

WHAT ABOUT SNAKES

[@RickallsBushcraft01]

sub

[@mtothem1337]

I don't like open shelters, i wouldnt wanna wake up with a bear nosing at me, i'm not saying a tent is "safer" but the bear won't see you atleast.

[@rm42749]

Still camping? What are you hiding from?