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Well said. In addition to this my former first line always said, "What you lack in experience, you make up for in preparation." Vids like this are super dope, and invaluable
@@recall5811 I think what you're doing is great! It seems like the longer videos with 2-3 + days camping trips are the ones that are trending right now. I'll keep watching your videos I think they are awesome, but it could be interesting to watch a video where you go on a camping trip and do some fishing/kayaking etc for a few days! Just an idea if you wanna try it.
A few years ago, before Beautiful Daughter discovered boys, we were practicing improvised shelters on the front veranda. She was thinking, fire up a mosquito coil, spread her sleeping pad and good to go. I pointed out some nasty clouds and there was some rumbling in the eastern sky. I suggested the large diameter bamboo pole leaning against a wall and the old inflatable swimming pool for a quick shelter. When the driving rain from the east blew in pelting one side of the shelter, I poked my head under to see BD bathed in the soft glow of a chemlight reading phone messages and sending details of her shelter to school mates. She quickly learned the value of a dry place to sleep thanks to a simple shelter.
i grew up in western Oregon, we had a saying that only fools and tourist believed the weather forecast. Here in AZ the weather swing 40 degrees between high and low, a quick shelter from a tarp can give you shade in the day time and help you stay warm at night.
Another advantage of a tarp: If there is frost overnight, the frost will be on your tarp instead of your sleeping bag or blanket. There may be some frost from breathing but that will be localized.
That last one, the burrito or ranger roll, is why I carry a poncho AND a tarp. Poncho to cover él jefe máximo, and tarp to cover the pack. I know the poncho can cover both, but I like the flexibility of being able to drop the pack without sacrificing rain cover and camo cover. Outstanding video, Shawn! I've missed the refresh on the basics!
I love tarp shelters but hate TXs piney wood humidity. Tarp over hammock has been my favorite for reducing the amount of heat trapped while keeping you dry. That being said, definitely necessary to know how to make these shelters.
HA HA.... I live in Oregon.... what you call rain, we call air.... wet camping is a way of life! Thanks for the midweek, See you Sunday! Have a great rest of your week.
Guys, this is a really cool! It is the first time I see people creating things on their own. I never leave comments on TH-cam, but I decided to do so because I recently flew from the US to Europe and my flight was delayed for 5 hours. I always have a few essential things for traveling in my bag and one of them is the emergency poncho that I recently ordered on Amazon, AZengear brand if I'm not mistaken. In general, this thing really saved me!! I was warm all night thanks to one small poncho. So I just couldn't pass by and not recommend it to you!🔥
I really enjoyed this one. I usually like to watch during my lunch break and this was a perfect length and a great selection of set up skills. Appreciate your effort and skillset Corporal!
Good afternoon Corporal thank you for the reminder cause. I thought I had left this all behind me. It's amazing what geopolitical events and circumstances have made me break out my old gear. I still hear the old Sargent saying what you learn here will help you survive.
I have spent 2 years in a poncho shelter over my career in the army. And the little trick with the sticks through the loop of the string was brilliant. I am definitely going to teach this to my conscripts. As someone else in the comment section said "You never know what you need before you are in it." Resourcefulles comes with experience. Thanks for the conent!
Training at Pohakuloa on the big island of Hawaii in the early 90's. MOPP4 in 80-90 degrees during the day dropped our packs and MOPP gear to step into the attack. Night fell at 8500 ft in sweat-soaked utilities and underwear. Gear never caught up to us, we Damm near froze to death (30-35 degrees)😬 on the side of the mountain. Butt pack included dry socks and underwear, a towel, and poncho/poncho liner on the outside from that point on. Great class on how to make the ridgeline work with the poncho. Semper Fi
Simplicity's is the key. I've always love a "sleep and go" minimal approach to camping like Corporal here, but my extended family are not into camping and don't know much about gears, so I ended up carrying all the resting/lying systems every time we're out in the park or the like. We just went cherry picking, and I packed 1ground tarp, 3 hammocks, 2 skeeping pads, and a cot, but I still ended up sitting on a cherry tree. 😮😅
Don't know about anybody else, but I value your opinion. I like the "bat wing". Anyone that lives anywhere other than the desert, experiences "dew". Walk in the grass on a cool morning. You have to turn on your wipers too clear the dew off so you can drive. Without the poncho or tarp over you, you wear that dew on you. Another good one. Thanks.
I do love my rain poncho. Originally I didn't even know it functions as a tarp as well. When I bought mine it was sitting at the bottom of the bag for a year or two before one day when I was out with the kids we got surprised by a local rainstorm. Pulled it out thinking it's gonna keep the kids dry, but oh man I was happy when I saw the rings on the edges. Quick setup with some paracord and we all waited the 15min for the storm to pass 90% dry. Cause you know, you gotta set it up first before it works.
I wish you were still active duty so you could help defend the USA. Did you know China has a 10 year conscription? The U.S. is out manned and out gunned by China and the U.S. troops are spread thin all over the world. Your thoughts please. Sebastian, St.Louis
Awesome video AF just like always the Corporal teaches and it's up to the people to pay attention it's very smart to always carry the poncho no matter what the weather "is supposed to be "mother nature is very unpredictable now nobody can guess what the weather will do so it's good practice to prepare for the worst so you know your protected in your situation love ya Corporal
I just love this channel. I like the outdoors and you give me the knowledge and confidence to go a bit further step by step. Just great so thank you. Map reading and using a compass, shelter stuff, heating and fires. just everything with good humour and no BS. top man.
Shawn, you’ll find the Angola Military Poncho has standard size tarp grommets & heavy duty buttons to combine two or more ponchos together. You’ll find them at Coleman’s Military Surplus, all come brand new!
Ranger Roll, a.k.a. the Grunt Burrito. Aaah, the memories - haha! That and the shelter halves were (are they still?) were the staples of our light loadout.
Really, really like the new format! Great job, Shawn. Excellent point about knowing the weather patterns locally and using the right gear for your environment. Very useful set ups, all have their own benefits.
Very good video but me living in eastern Calif in the desert I would the same four ideas for shade because out hear the sun kills so I’d use them for Sun protection and hunker down during the day! Thanks Shawn for the ideas !👍👍😎🏜️
A tarp/military poncho doesn't weigh hardly anything . So why not keep one in your pack at all times. Common sense. These keyboard warriors acting like they actual been in the woods 🪵 let alone stayed overnight..i carry the essentials even when im on a day scout or fishing. Me and my buddy been doing bushcraft since we was kids (early 90's when it wasn't a cool bushcraft youtube thing), we didn't know what it was called, we was just kids playing rambo in NC woodlands..Rambo was my intro to survival in the woods. My 1st 2 knives was a swiss army knife and knockoff rambo knife from a yard sale..this is my new youtube account, but ive always been a sub and fan Kelly. Thanks for all your videos and teachings man, keep it up.
Tarp/line kit are mandatory. So many uses, and so easy and fun to experiment with. I prefer a tent only during bug season and even then the experience is less enjoyable and more "stuffy" as Whelen wrote. Nice vid. I"m really enjoying the new direction.
Thank you for this video. Outstanding ideas as always! I wholeheartedly concur in your remarks about the dew in the Ohio-Pennsylvania-West Virginia region. It can make one (and one's gear) near as wet as a light-to-moderate rain, and the dew dripping off the trees and brush is not to be ignored.
Hi Shawn, definitely good Poncho Shelters to know. Thanks. It can get pretty humid here in Michigan, being surrounded by the Great Lakes doesn't help either. 👍🏻
Living in Colorado we always have a tarp with us like the free soldier. In a hammock I keep it over me and flip it back to see the stars. That said if it rains like the forest will do regularly im covered for that 20 minute blast.
Great video, Shawn! I lived most of my life in Northern Michigan before moving to Southern Arizona. We had a saying in Michigan that if you don't like the weather, just wait a few minutes. It will change. 😂
In Florida we have a saying if you don’t like the weather just wait it will change the mist you refere to we call dew it will soak when humidity is high
As per usual, all good content, I appreciate you teaching me the ins and outs of all your subjects and again thank you for your service. You’re gonna make a great grandfather one day. Let me tell you.
To me the Plow Point wins every time. Don't even need a tree to set it up. To me it offers the most protection. Can set it up high or low or inbetween to take advantage of wind direction and weather conditions. Have to get a little creative with a campfire setup. I see you have a genuine Scout rifle. Nice.
I agree that some people dont know what to do about do. I've used both the stsndard USGI poncho and reasonable facsimiles that were size a little bit larger because I'm approximately 6 ft 2 in. Also if I know I'm going to be up for a while and don't want to pack an actual tent I made use of a 12x 12 tarp made of ripstop nylon that I bought years ago from Campmor. Whats important is thay many tarps, ponchos or even polymer drop clothes can be used for the majority of the shelters you've shown. Excellent AF!😎👍 PS,: The "Batwing" was and is my favorite config. using my larger nylon tarp. Also where possible id have the bats rump or tail pointing into the wind.
Thank You for sharing. I've been caught out there a couple of times, despite low chance of rain/thunderstorm according to weather apps. Here in east central Ohio it seems like occasionally there's that pop up. One time I was kayaking out on Clendenning lake. I'll be putting this knowledge to use for sure.
Thanks for the vid! Depending upon the humidity and the temperature, on some occasions, I've found myself soaking wet while wearing a poncho. Not from rainfall, but from sweating from the heat and humidity, and the poncho not being "breathable". Every situation is different. One must know their own limitations.
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You don't ever 'know' what you'll need out there, but logic and experience will be able to tell you what you'll likely need.
some don't know this
Well said.
In addition to this my former first line always said, "What you lack in experience, you make up for in preparation."
Vids like this are super dope, and invaluable
Outstanding AF Crpl. Juuuust like that...
Yup 👍 food water shelter , ham radio , garmin inreach , solar panel , power bank .
What you lack in preparedness you make up for in laziness... by just leaving those things in your jeep and carrying on
Thank you for all of your hard work...it matters to a lot of people.
yet the views are the lowest in 5 years
11000 views in 5hrs .
@@recall5811 still love you
@@recall5811 I think what you're doing is great! It seems like the longer videos with 2-3 + days camping trips are the ones that are trending right now. I'll keep watching your videos I think they are awesome, but it could be interesting to watch a video where you go on a camping trip and do some fishing/kayaking etc for a few days! Just an idea if you wanna try it.
Cpl. You are dealing with a entity that hates you and all you stand for so they do work against you.
A few years ago, before Beautiful Daughter discovered boys, we were practicing improvised shelters on the front veranda. She was thinking, fire up a mosquito coil, spread her sleeping pad and good to go. I pointed out some nasty clouds and there was some rumbling in the eastern sky. I suggested the large diameter bamboo pole leaning against a wall and the old inflatable swimming pool for a quick shelter. When the driving rain from the east blew in pelting one side of the shelter, I poked my head under to see BD bathed in the soft glow of a chemlight reading phone messages and sending details of her shelter to school mates. She quickly learned the value of a dry place to sleep thanks to a simple shelter.
i grew up in western Oregon, we had a saying that only fools and tourist believed the weather forecast. Here in AZ the weather swing 40 degrees between high and low, a quick shelter from a tarp can give you shade in the day time and help you stay warm at night.
Thanks Corporal!
Outstanding AF. Simple instruction and as always providing options and allowing us to determine best course of action! Keep up the great work
Another advantage of a tarp: If there is frost overnight, the frost will be on your tarp instead of your sleeping bag or blanket. There may be some frost from breathing but that will be localized.
Thanks for the refresher Shawn. We carry what we carry for a reason.
I love these mid-week videos. I always learn something new or something I had forgotten..thank you Cpl. Kelly.
most have forgotten
I know you get tired of doing some of these videos, but I love watching them. I think we all learn from this material. Keep up the great work. 😊
That last one, the burrito or ranger roll, is why I carry a poncho AND a tarp. Poncho to cover él jefe máximo, and tarp to cover the pack. I know the poncho can cover both, but I like the flexibility of being able to drop the pack without sacrificing rain cover and camo cover.
Outstanding video, Shawn! I've missed the refresh on the basics!
I love tarp shelters but hate TXs piney wood humidity. Tarp over hammock has been my favorite for reducing the amount of heat trapped while keeping you dry. That being said, definitely necessary to know how to make these shelters.
HA HA.... I live in Oregon.... what you call rain, we call air.... wet camping is a way of life!
Thanks for the midweek, See you Sunday!
Have a great rest of your week.
Excellent! To the point; clearly explained;well-demonstrated. Well done, Sir.
Guys, this is a really cool! It is the first time I see people creating things on their own. I never leave comments on TH-cam, but I decided to do so because I recently flew from the US to Europe and my flight was delayed for 5 hours. I always have a few essential things for traveling in my bag and one of them is the emergency poncho that I recently ordered on Amazon, AZengear brand if I'm not mistaken. In general, this thing really saved me!! I was warm all night thanks to one small poncho. So I just couldn't pass by and not recommend it to you!🔥
I really enjoyed this one. I usually like to watch during my lunch break and this was a perfect length and a great selection of set up skills. Appreciate your effort and skillset Corporal!
Good afternoon Corporal thank you for the reminder cause. I thought I had left this all behind me. It's amazing what geopolitical events and circumstances have made me break out my old gear. I still hear the old Sargent saying what you learn here will help you survive.
I have spent 2 years in a poncho shelter over my career in the army. And the little trick with the sticks through the loop of the string was brilliant. I am definitely going to teach this to my conscripts. As someone else in the comment section said "You never know what you need before you are in it." Resourcefulles comes with experience.
Thanks for the conent!
Thanks for another great video. A lot of us look forward to the midweek videos as much as the Sunday videos.
this is the stuff that I originally came to your channel for , simple solutions that work
Training at Pohakuloa on the big island of Hawaii in the early 90's. MOPP4 in 80-90 degrees during the day dropped our packs and MOPP gear to step into the attack. Night fell at 8500 ft in sweat-soaked utilities and underwear. Gear never caught up to us, we Damm near froze to death (30-35 degrees)😬 on the side of the mountain. Butt pack included dry socks and underwear, a towel, and poncho/poncho liner on the outside from that point on. Great class on how to make the ridgeline work with the poncho. Semper Fi
It's not only rain you need cover from. Blistering hot days too. A poncho will provide shade when you need it.
Great video as always.
Simplicity's is the key. I've always love a "sleep and go" minimal approach to camping like Corporal here, but my extended family are not into camping and don't know much about gears, so I ended up carrying all the resting/lying systems every time we're out in the park or the like. We just went cherry picking, and I packed 1ground tarp, 3 hammocks, 2 skeeping pads, and a cot, but I still ended up sitting on a cherry tree. 😮😅
Yes sir condensation on the inside of my alaknak & bighorn tents or tarps when I camp . And I'm in illinois
Not long got a poncho looking forward to using it more especially after i watch this. Great work as always corporal
Don't know about anybody else, but I value your opinion. I like the "bat wing". Anyone that lives anywhere other than the desert, experiences "dew". Walk in the grass on a cool morning. You have to turn on your wipers too clear the dew off so you can drive. Without the poncho or tarp over you, you wear that dew on you. Another good one. Thanks.
I do love my rain poncho. Originally I didn't even know it functions as a tarp as well. When I bought mine it was sitting at the bottom of the bag for a year or two before one day when I was out with the kids we got surprised by a local rainstorm. Pulled it out thinking it's gonna keep the kids dry, but oh man I was happy when I saw the rings on the edges. Quick setup with some paracord and we all waited the 15min for the storm to pass 90% dry. Cause you know, you gotta set it up first before it works.
I don't know about the other ladies in the viewership, but I enjoyed watching Corporal demonstrate sleeping arrangements. 😅
I wish you were still active duty so you could help defend the USA. Did you know China has a 10 year conscription? The U.S. is out manned and out gunned by China and the U.S. troops are spread thin all over the world.
Your thoughts please.
Sebastian, St.Louis
A poncho and tarp are perfect for a lightweight opinion,a couple of knots and a length of line and your good to go cheers corp
Awesome video AF just like always the Corporal teaches and it's up to the people to pay attention it's very smart to always carry the poncho no matter what the weather "is supposed to be "mother nature is very unpredictable now nobody can guess what the weather will do so it's good practice to prepare for the worst so you know your protected in your situation love ya Corporal
Excellent back to basics.
Nothing beats common sense and KISS!
Thanks for continuing to put these videos out, they're great
Your video has made me invest in a minuteman poncho for my bug out bag. Greetings from Washington state
Good info AGAIN!
Just got an email notification about this vid and there you were. This is the best way to get alerts about videos.
Even in the Desert you NEED a Tarp to protect you from the Sun (shade id great)!!
agreed
Love a military poncho, it is so versatile and useful for the little weight you add, carry two and you get even more options.
Outstanding! I have used a couple of these techniques in my travels. Plough and Lean to....Excellent way of showing for ease of use. Thanks Man!
I just love this channel. I like the outdoors and you give me the knowledge and confidence to go a bit further step by step. Just great so thank you. Map reading and using a compass, shelter stuff, heating and fires. just everything with good humour and no BS. top man.
Thank you. Love it when you get the poncho out.
The Deserts have the same problem often... Shelters are always worth it. Thanks for sharing.
Shawn, you’ll find the Angola Military Poncho has standard size tarp grommets & heavy duty buttons to combine two or more ponchos together. You’ll find them at Coleman’s Military Surplus, all come brand new!
Outstanding midweek video 🙌🏻 a poncho is one item I always have along with a poncho liner. 2 pieces of gear too that’s a must for me
Always enjoy your videos. Thanks for sharing your knowledge.
Thanks for the great info about how to use the poncho, my favorite is the plow point, I'm short so it's good for me 😉😁🤙🤙🤙
Ranger Roll, a.k.a. the Grunt Burrito. Aaah, the memories - haha! That and the shelter halves were (are they still?) were the staples of our light loadout.
Like the way you are going back to roots. Keep doing what you do. Like always Semper Fi brother
You can always add a space blanket between the poncho and woobie in a ranger roll, or make a double roof shelter to keep you cool.
Great video, one of the most versatile pieces of gear.
Thanks for this info, great update to my skill set and enjoyable
Nice Gerand Thumb you are sporting there Shawn! Another great video.
Really, really like the new format! Great job, Shawn. Excellent point about knowing the weather patterns locally and using the right gear for your environment. Very useful set ups, all have their own benefits.
Another job well done , thanks for taking us along! 👍❤️👍
As an emergency poncho/tarp shelter, I totally agree. Good video.
Love your videos and think about All the homeless people with the heat ECT
Short, sweet, and to the point. That was a good short vid. Keep'em coming!
right on !!!
i live about 80 miles north of new orleans..
humidity is real deal here..
keep these vids coming !
Very good video but me living in eastern Calif in the desert I would the same four ideas for shade because out hear the sun kills so I’d use them for Sun protection and hunker down during the day!
Thanks Shawn for the ideas !👍👍😎🏜️
You are so right about the eastern woodlands, I live here too. Great video as always. Thank you.
Thanks for doing the last one showing how to combine into a sleeping bag system
A tarp/military poncho doesn't weigh hardly anything . So why not keep one in your pack at all times. Common sense. These keyboard warriors acting like they actual been in the woods 🪵 let alone stayed overnight..i carry the essentials even when im on a day scout or fishing. Me and my buddy been doing bushcraft since we was kids (early 90's when it wasn't a cool bushcraft youtube thing), we didn't know what it was called, we was just kids playing rambo in NC woodlands..Rambo was my intro to survival in the woods. My 1st 2 knives was a swiss army knife and knockoff rambo knife from a yard sale..this is my new youtube account, but ive always been a sub and fan Kelly. Thanks for all your videos and teachings man, keep it up.
Oh awesome, I can now make a shelter using a poncho, hmmm, we learn something new everyday
Thanks! Good stuff
Tarp/line kit are mandatory. So many uses, and so easy and fun to experiment with. I prefer a tent only during bug season and even then the experience is less enjoyable and more "stuffy" as Whelen wrote.
Nice vid. I"m really enjoying the new direction.
Gotta love getting good ideas for a variety of situations!
Thanks!
And your humble opinion Corp, is gold. Great video. Thank you
Great refresher course. As the poncho is multi purpose I opt for protecting it from damage as well. Buy good equipment, take care of it.
Thank you for this video. Outstanding ideas as always!
I wholeheartedly concur in your remarks about the dew in the Ohio-Pennsylvania-West Virginia region. It can make one (and one's gear) near as wet as a light-to-moderate rain, and the dew dripping off the trees and brush is not to be ignored.
Hi Shawn, definitely good Poncho Shelters to know. Thanks. It can get pretty humid here in Michigan, being surrounded by the Great Lakes doesn't help either. 👍🏻
Living in Colorado we always have a tarp with us like the free soldier. In a hammock I keep it over me and flip it back to see the stars. That said if it rains like the forest will do regularly im covered for that 20 minute blast.
My desert experience is minimal but we were told to bring 8x6 tarps and the extendable poles. That and some chord is akk you need for some shade.
Carrying a tarp is a good idea in any environment. So many uses.
I've learned the best survival skills from you sir, I salute you. Cheers
CPL, I enjoy you opinions. They're sensible. When I was in the Corps, I used to use my shelter half with the poncho for a shelter when necessary.
Outstanding AF. That thumb looks gnarly. I did that once and soon as it quit throbbing i smacked it again. I never wanted to cry so bad in my life😂
Master of bank line at it again....👍 Thanks Corporal K
Great video, Shawn! I lived most of my life in Northern Michigan before moving to Southern Arizona. We had a saying in Michigan that if you don't like the weather, just wait a few minutes. It will change. 😂
Good video Shawn. A good reminder for those who have experience and an excellent starter lesson for new folk
A great simple video. Perfect for anyone that's wanting to learn and just starting out.
In Florida we have a saying if you don’t like the weather just wait it will change the mist you refere to we call dew it will soak when humidity is high
Great job, I enjoy your channel. It's one of the few I watch every time you make it. Keep up the great work.
As per usual, all good content, I appreciate you teaching me the ins and outs of all your subjects and again thank you for your service. You’re gonna make a great grandfather one day. Let me tell you.
This vid is more akin to why I first started following the esteemed Cpl. Ain't nothing new but a great refresher session. Thanks go out to you!
To me the Plow Point wins every time. Don't even need a tree to set it up. To me it offers the most protection. Can set it up high or low or inbetween to take advantage of wind direction and weather conditions. Have to get a little creative with a campfire setup. I see you have a genuine Scout rifle. Nice.
Great video all those uses for a poncho. I keep one in the car because you never know.
My winter shelter set up is a 9x9 tarp in a plow point and a bug bivy. Total
Outstanding 🫡
The KISS principle prevails every time !
YOU GET WET, AND NOT IN A GOOD WAY. THANK YOU FOR ALL YOU DO !!!!!!!
Thanks for sharing this knowledge with us you are my favorite survivor channel great guy and may your blessings be abundance
The batwing and a frame is the best setup. I live in south africa summers here gets hot, winters it gets cold.
I agree that some people dont know what to do about do.
I've used both the stsndard USGI poncho and reasonable facsimiles that were size a little bit larger because I'm approximately 6 ft 2 in.
Also if I know I'm going to be up for a while and don't want to pack an actual tent I made use of a 12x 12 tarp made of ripstop nylon that I bought years ago from Campmor.
Whats important is thay many tarps, ponchos or even polymer drop clothes can be used for the majority of the shelters you've shown.
Excellent AF!😎👍
PS,: The "Batwing" was and is my favorite config. using my larger nylon tarp. Also where possible id have the bats rump or tail pointing into the wind.
Always good to review possible shelters. Thanks for the video. Can’t wait for the new platform.
Great video! I really like where your channel is heading!! I think it`s perfect with a shorter mid week video!
Great description of the mechanics of moisture moving from the air to you and your gear.
UR MY HEROOO BROTHER 🤙🏾
Thank you Shawn! I'm transitioning to tarp camping and I'm going to try all of those!
Thank You for sharing. I've been caught out there a couple of times, despite low chance of rain/thunderstorm according to weather apps. Here in east central Ohio it seems like occasionally there's that pop up. One time I was kayaking out on Clendenning lake. I'll be putting this knowledge to use for sure.
Great video, great training, applied with prior planning prevents piss poor performance and a little K.I.S.S. Thanks for sharing 🍻👍
Thanks for the vid!
Depending upon the humidity and the temperature, on some occasions, I've found myself soaking wet while wearing a poncho.
Not from rainfall, but from sweating from the heat and humidity, and the poncho not being "breathable".
Every situation is different.
One must know their own limitations.