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I feel like selecting less straight branches for your support poles would go a long way. Esp. if you leave some smaller branches on. Rather than whittling it smooth. Maybe digging up a patch of longer grass from a different spot, disguising that scar anyway, of course, and planting it like a sod plug in front of the entrance? The eye is less likely to find those straight lines you cant escape.
I used a poncho as a tarp tent for years after learning the technique as an infantryman. Since I wasn’t worried about a defensible position I could use some bungee cords and have it set up in a few minutes. My son and I could rest comfortably without too much work and have a multiple use item for shelter and rain.
Yes bungees are awesome and really allow you some speed and flexibility. Nice thing is you can use them in a linear fashion full length or you can double them over and tie a knot so you can anchor two eyelets with one bungee and one peg. I do this on my Hungarian Lavvu poncho halves. Useful as you can have one side of the tarp or poncho dead level with ground to keep out the wind but the other side can be adjusted to give some ground level ventilation
Excellent for concealment purposes for an LP, of course you'll have a few 118's deployed 50m forward.Spetsnaz shovel is Very handy indeed,Many Thanx Andrew,Cheers!
Thank you for all the teachings you do for us all I'm always willing to learn anything new . Like all your videos this one too was outstanding , Thank you Sir 👍.
Brother you are the best thank you again for the videos and I'm not sure if I said it but thank you for serving our country I'm coming back home with great knowledge to share with us you're the best there's not many of you out here may God bless you and your family
In Ranger School, we were required to dig them long enough for our body plus our rucksack at our feet. Carry two sandbags for frontal bullet protection and fill with dirt from hole you dig
Well, he wanted to dig as little as possible. Still, it needed to be said. Any suggestions for an improvised sandbag? Cloth grocery bags work you figure? Zip ties to close the bag/compress the sand?
@ good question and probably a cloth grocery bag would work just fine, even a pillow case, though not as durable as a sandbag. Ranger graves not only get one below ground and harder to hit, they help hide your heat signature from an enemy at ground level using thermals.
Another interesting vid. For me it’s not about how do this but to keep thinking about different uses for the stuff you have with you. And-don’t forget your tarp!
Thank’s for this man. I’m starting up a school camp club, and my main worry is human threats, so being able to conceal our tents (we are using single person, low profile tents designed for stealth camping), and with all the new threats this is extremely helpful.
Wow! A lot of work but if it saves your life and or provides a defendable position or concealed rack ops then this is what you do. A lot of lessons in this.
Hell yea brother. The only thing i would add is cammie netting before the veg-up. Leaves will stick to it better, breaks up those lines and makes a door for the shelter
Wow ! Great demonstration' Although im in my mid Fifties with health issues, I could manage this senerio but I'd have to start early. Thanks for the video
I learned this a little differently. Where/how do you hide your loaded spare poncho as that shape would stick out a little bit and anyone approaching from your rear (your audible blind spot) that spotted it would possibly sound an alarm (silent?) and initiate a search for you! The main difference that i was taught is to use a long pole about 1 1/2 times your body length with crossed sticks at about the 1/3, 2/3 and about a foot from the open end using slip knots to tie them together. Instead of removing the excavated dirt, you start in the length-wise center, sweeping the ground clutter off to both sides, cutting and peeling back the top layer of vegetation/roots/soil outward from the center like you're cutting grass sod! Dig the hole a little wider at the open end to give you easier access and a place to put your extra gear (BOB). Dig your hole a little lower at the open end and add a small trench along one side to allow for ground water/rain to drain out. Any extra loose dirt should be scattered over a good amount of area! Cover the wooden framework with your poncho/tarp, rolling the strips of sod back over the poncho/tarp, then sprinkle the ground clutter over the entire structure keeping a small pile near the open end to use to quickly visionally close off that end if necessary. A small net with local debris imbedded in it makes this much easier and if you're using binoculars with reduce the ability for someone else to see into your shelter! Place that spare poncho/tarp on the floor of the shelter to stay dry and more comfortable! To restore/take down the structure just roll back the sod again, remove your poncho/tarp, release the slip knots allowing the pole and cross piece to fall into the hole, roll the sod back in and use the ground clutter to make it match the surrounding area! There will probably be a slight depression left but not enough for it to be easily spotted! Thanks for the video, brings back lots of memories!
Not been in the forces. But I saw a different way of this. They stacked in an irregular pattern the blocks of turf at the sides of the trench. So too act as a shrapnel block in case of enemy fire. They also showed that it as quicker to tidy up afterwards. Both are just as good and in the right conditions neither is incorrect
I have announced your arrival in the u.k. we have a few problems for you to sort out. but they heard you were coming and i think they have now calmed down👊😁😆🤣🤣🤣
Spectacular job Brother thank you for sharing your knowledge and expertise A while back, you said you can use AM RE spoon for a trap trigger. Can you demonstrate that please
Thanks for your service my brother . Subscribed from this video, not because I learned anything but because how you explain things . No offense ment on not learning just happens I was blessed to be raised by retired special forces vet that spent time on far off 2man units 😶🙈🙉🙊 looking forward to the rest of your videos in sure you'll end up teaching me a new way to do a few things . Stay blessed when the balloon goes up IGY6
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Bad ass!
Got that CS shovel in my vehicle right now! Awesome tool.
What knife did you carry on this adventure?
Just discovered your channel. You were an infantry pl, anti tank pl, and mi pl? You rebranched multiple times? And spent how much time as a pl?
I feel like selecting less straight branches for your support poles would go a long way. Esp. if you leave some smaller branches on. Rather than whittling it smooth. Maybe digging up a patch of longer grass from a different spot, disguising that scar anyway, of course, and planting it like a sod plug in front of the entrance? The eye is less likely to find those straight lines you cant escape.
I used a poncho as a tarp tent for years after learning the technique as an infantryman. Since I wasn’t worried about a defensible position I could use some bungee cords and have it set up in a few minutes. My son and I could rest comfortably without too much work and have a multiple use item for shelter and rain.
Yes bungees are awesome and really allow you some speed and flexibility. Nice thing is you can use them in a linear fashion full length or you can double them over and tie a knot so you can anchor two eyelets with one bungee and one peg. I do this on my Hungarian Lavvu poncho halves. Useful as you can have one side of the tarp or poncho dead level with ground to keep out the wind but the other side can be adjusted to give some ground level ventilation
Yes
Many people overthink their
cover for an overnighter
My entire 4 yr enlistment as an infantryman, my issuedtent never left my barracks closet. We never needed more than the poncho.
Fantastic sir!!!! Thank you for your service 🙏!!!God bless America 🇺🇸
Same for my 8 year hitch @@hlriiiviiiv
Leave no trace.... Awesome Sir!
Yes ! Truely you are a master in the woods. Amazing tricks and tips in survival in the woods ❤🎉
Bruh, is just "truly". Have you never read a book in your life?
250k subscribers. Well done. I don’t understand how you don’t have more. You have some of the best content on YT.
Thank You For Sharing Your Knowledge !!
Outstanding!!!!
I have a ranger handbook but it's cool to see the information inside that book come to life. Please keep doing these types of videos
Yeah, it's a lot different when the cadre is projecting their voices as they called, it... I call it yelling REALLY FKN loud,😂😂😂😂
That blue laminated handbook *
@@johnharris3335 no mine is a little 4 x 4x 3/4 field handbook. June of 1988
Been studying survival most all my adult life.
Every video I learn something from you.
Thank you sir.
I love it! It's pretty simple with a decent amount of work
A quarter mil ! Congrats , Andrew !
Always learn something and pick up tips watching you.
Thank you kindly good sir.
Love this video. Keep them coming. God Bless 🙏🏼
Major Andrew excellent explanation of the ranger grave sir 👍🇺🇸
Ranger Survival and Field Craft...I put that sh*! on everything! I love this channel! Great video!
Super thorough, awesome.
Thank you! Very cool!
Excellent for concealment purposes for an LP, of course you'll have a few 118's deployed 50m forward.Spetsnaz shovel is Very handy indeed,Many Thanx Andrew,Cheers!
Glad no-one has seen fit to make that shelter permanent. Keep on posting, major! Always appreciated.
Thank you Sir love the info. Stay safe an god bless
Thank you for all the teachings you do for us all I'm always willing to learn anything new . Like all your videos this one too was outstanding , Thank you Sir 👍.
Thanks, Andrew! This was awesome!!
Brother you are the best thank you again for the videos and I'm not sure if I said it but thank you for serving our country I'm coming back home with great knowledge to share with us you're the best there's not many of you out here may God bless you and your family
Thanks again Andrew, good advice as allways 👍
Without exception, you're the best tutor out there.
great clip. Great stealth tips, thank you sir.
Thanks for the excellent content.
Cheers!✌
Great video Andrew. Thank you. Cheers 🍻
In Ranger School, we were required to dig them long enough for our body plus our rucksack at our feet. Carry two sandbags for frontal bullet protection and fill with dirt from hole you dig
Thank you for your added tips.
Great Information 👍
Well, he wanted to dig as little as possible. Still, it needed to be said. Any suggestions for an improvised sandbag? Cloth grocery bags work you figure? Zip ties to close the bag/compress the sand?
@ good question and probably a cloth grocery bag would work just fine, even a pillow case, though not as durable as a sandbag. Ranger graves not only get one below ground and harder to hit, they help hide your heat signature from an enemy at ground level using thermals.
Wow so good❤
Again amazing andrew keep em coming buddy
Man that was impressive 😎
Awesome video again . Thanks Sir
Thx for another vid Col.
Good video. You cover important details.
Outstanding video and value.
#KeepLeading
DAMN, THAT WAS EXCELLENT !!
Another interesting vid. For me it’s not about how do this but to keep thinking about different uses for the stuff you have with you. And-don’t forget your tarp!
Excellent stuff! Thanks for sharing that one.
Thanks that was pretty cool and good
Hell Yeah!!!
Nicely done!!
🇺🇸🇺🇸🪓🔪👍👍
seriously you cease to amaze me brother keep up the good work
Truly outstanding mate. I'd like to say this is the best stealth I've ever seen.
Awesome awesome!!!
Always the best
Thank you😺
Thank you! God bless :)
Thank’s for this man. I’m starting up a school camp club, and my main worry is human threats, so being able to conceal our tents (we are using single person, low profile tents designed for stealth camping), and with all the new threats this is extremely helpful.
Nice shelter!
Great video
Keep up the good work brother Semper fidelis
Excellent!
Awesome.
Been wanting to get out and do this. Thank you for the tutorial.
Awesome!!!
Great video !
Wow! A lot of work but if it saves your life and or provides a defendable position or concealed rack ops then this is what you do. A lot of lessons in this.
Marilyn the Termite for 1st Shirt!
Nice how you showed the takedown and clean up. Good video.
Really like the style of fox hole ,,great cover & concealment , much different then the fox holes I dug back in the early 80s 👍
Lead the way Ranger!! 💪🇺🇲🦅
Thank Andrew
Thanks for the video
The knowledge is very useful for people when camping 🎉
Digging In The Dirt Like Peter Gabriel To Make A Little Ranger Hidey-Whole , Thanks Major ! ! !
Peter has gone off the deep end lately.
Drones with thermal detection seem like a coming thing. Thermal camouflage might be a help. Maybe some space blankets.
Space blankets would only increase your thermal signature wouldn’t they?
@@N.A.H.S.Camping No it will serve as concealment against thermal where the poncho alone will not.
This is a Legit thing in Ukraine at the moment
Wow.. great. I will make a video like this also in the forests of Sumatra - Indonesia. Thank you for inspiring.
Hell yea brother. The only thing i would add is cammie netting before the veg-up. Leaves will stick to it better, breaks up those lines and makes a door for the shelter
T Y
I bought something at the surplus i didn't know what it was, but it was a spider hole cover kit. Pretty cool.
Great Job Ranger! 101st
😅😅😅in germany 1m deep. Nice job in the 80s .istc forces!🇩🇪👍👍
Thanks
Wow ! Great demonstration' Although im in my mid Fifties with health issues, I could manage this senerio but I'd have to start early. Thanks for the video
LOVE LOVE LOVE your channel! You're the real deal, Sir. One of your best videos. #Infantry #QueenOfBattle
Awesome video 🇺🇸
Great,you do a lot for now,can you put a video for stealth movement in survival?
I usually build one when I know my mother in law is coming
😂
😂😂😂
Great idea! Thanks for sharing. 😂
cool!
I learned this a little differently. Where/how do you hide your loaded spare poncho as that shape would stick out a little bit and anyone approaching from your rear (your audible blind spot) that spotted it would possibly sound an alarm (silent?) and initiate a search for you! The main difference that i was taught is to use a long pole about 1 1/2 times your body length with crossed sticks at about the 1/3, 2/3 and about a foot from the open end using slip knots to tie them together. Instead of removing the excavated dirt, you start in the length-wise center, sweeping the ground clutter off to both sides, cutting and peeling back the top layer of vegetation/roots/soil outward from the center like you're cutting grass sod! Dig the hole a little wider at the open end to give you easier access and a place to put your extra gear (BOB). Dig your hole a little lower at the open end and add a small trench along one side to allow for ground water/rain to drain out. Any extra loose dirt should be scattered over a good amount of area! Cover the wooden framework with your poncho/tarp, rolling the strips of sod back over the poncho/tarp, then sprinkle the ground clutter over the entire structure keeping a small pile near the open end to use to quickly visionally close off that end if necessary. A small net with local debris imbedded in it makes this much easier and if you're using binoculars with reduce the ability for someone else to see into your shelter! Place that spare poncho/tarp on the floor of the shelter to stay dry and more comfortable! To restore/take down the structure just roll back the sod again, remove your poncho/tarp, release the slip knots allowing the pole and cross piece to fall into the hole, roll the sod back in and use the ground clutter to make it match the surrounding area! There will probably be a slight depression left but not enough for it to be easily spotted! Thanks for the video, brings back lots of memories!
T Y for this one!
Not been in the forces. But I saw a different way of this. They stacked in an irregular pattern the blocks of turf at the sides of the trench. So too act as a shrapnel block in case of enemy fire. They also showed that it as quicker to tidy up afterwards. Both are just as good and in the right conditions neither is incorrect
NICE LOAM!!! you don't find that in Missouri/Arkansas. You get ROCKS
Looks like mosquitoe season, thanks for these videos.
Don't forget noise discipline when placing tent stakes.
I have announced your arrival in the u.k. we have a few problems for you to sort out.
but they heard you were coming and i think they have now calmed down👊😁😆🤣🤣🤣
Love it
Awesome video 👍🏻
We may need to know these skills soon
Thank you.
Spectacular job Brother thank you for sharing your knowledge and expertise A while back, you said you can use AM RE spoon for a trap trigger. Can you demonstrate that please
Thanks for your service my brother . Subscribed from this video, not because I learned anything but because how you explain things . No offense ment on not learning just happens I was blessed to be raised by retired special forces vet that spent time on far off 2man units 😶🙈🙉🙊 looking forward to the rest of your videos in sure you'll end up teaching me a new way to do a few things . Stay blessed when the balloon goes up IGY6
My very first thought... you're making one hell of a footprint!
Rambo! :) TX for the hack my friend!!!!!!!!!! :D would be useful for photos! :)
Solid.
Great video brother
I think the shiny knife blade will give you away. 😊
THANKS FOR SHARING-WHEN YOU BUILD IN SILENCE PEOPLE DON'T KNOW WHAT TO ATTACK
Great in your suburb garden for fighting the mailman
Oh I need one of those ponchos! What a champion!
The sprint drag carry suuuuccckkks. Haha.
Thank you
make sure the foliage we are using to put on top of our shelter is not poison ivy LOL