Dude, I hate knots. Infact, I know about 2...But as you said, you don't need to be a Boy Scout to set up a great shelter.. Once again, Great Video. Keep up the great work! Cheers Chief!
I think people eventually tend to do ridge lines in a way that works for them. I have my ridgelines pre prepared in a way that I can get a ridgeline and tarp up in less than 5 minutes. I can do it with poor eyesight, in poor light as well as poor weather conditions and get any gear be out of the weather and in my line of sight.. These ways work for me, hence it is the way I do it. It is neither the right or wrong way but it works for me/us. :)
I never camp in trees so I always use two poles and a ridge line Making camp on grass rather than dirt has always been my go to ideal site especially if it’s got views.
oooo they do it in green too. I tried para-cord as a ridge line once.... the inner and outer separated 🙁 Then i went to Go Outdoors and got some climbers accessory rope, which is good, but its brightly coloured. Just ordered 10m, 6mm in green from the same place you got yours
Alan can you recommend a good colour of paracord to order for tarps and general outdoor-bushcaraft use? Also what mm would you recommend? 2mm? 3mm? 5mm? What lengths do you pre-cut yours to, for a 3x3DD tarp? I suppose any drab or camo colour is OK, but I just wanted to check, in case there is some aspect of using it that I have not thought of. Thanks.
I am not really a fan of paracord. I find it stretches too much and is a bugger to undo when wet. My ridgeline is a standard soft cord, 10M long. Also its 6mm thick. Easy to work with and it dont knot up too much.
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I'm going to practice those knots. Love learning something new. Thanks!
Thanks for taking us along! That knot is great! I'm going to give it a try - I usually use a small carabiner in an end loop. Awesome smock too!
Thanks for watching.
Nice peaceful outing…Have fun stay safe.
Thanks mate.
Cool video Allan, nice chilled camp, good health and safe travels my friend, cheers craig
That looked like a comfy night for how little kit you took, Liked the random subtitles, the bug one made me chuckle!
Just trying something a little different in the editing. 😁
@@frogmaster83 showing what kit u have is really helpful to people looking to get new stuff 😁
Hi Jim bob ,nice simple set up looked cosy 😊💝🏴 xxxx
Yes it was, good sleep.
Great informative video mate 👍
Thanks 👍
Brilliant and simple! Only one of those two words applies to me 😂 Thanks for the lesson.
Dude, I hate knots. Infact, I know about 2...But as you said, you don't need to be a Boy Scout to set up a great shelter.. Once again, Great Video. Keep up the great work! Cheers Chief!
I think people eventually tend to do ridge lines in a way that works for them.
I have my ridgelines pre prepared in a way that I can get a ridgeline and tarp up in less than 5 minutes. I can do it with poor eyesight, in poor light as well as poor weather conditions and get any gear be out of the weather and in my line of sight.. These ways work for me, hence it is the way I do it. It is neither the right or wrong way but it works for me/us. :)
In a nutshell, thats it. I do it the way that works for me. 👍
I never camp in trees so I always use two poles and a ridge line Making camp on grass rather than dirt has always been my go to ideal site especially if it’s got views.
I have tents, tarps and hammocks. I am out most weekends, so I like to mix it up a bit.
Bet it's great now marky is bringing dingo along, it's on sasquatch alert ⚠️🦍
Is that why she keeps barking at me! 🤔😂
As my mom would have said, "Smoke follows beauty or hamsome!!" Love the video.😊
😂 if only that was true.
Loads of room in my 3x3 tarp......pans round to marks 19x12 tarp/tent lol
Top viewing as usual jim bob ,
Pretty sure Dingo was barking to protect Marc from spicy food 🥵
Excellent mate!
Thank you! Cheers!
Great video Alan
Many thanks!
Nice
Thanks
Where did you get the cord you used for the ridge line?
Off eBay, from a boat supply place. Can find you a link if you like?
6mm, 10 meters long. 👍 www.ebay.co.uk/itm/132570939063?var=431916657568
oooo they do it in green too.
I tried para-cord as a ridge line once.... the inner and outer separated 🙁
Then i went to Go Outdoors and got some climbers accessory rope, which is good, but its brightly coloured.
Just ordered 10m, 6mm in green from the same place you got yours
Does it stretch?
@@lesallan4042 a little when new, but not bad after its been used a few times.
the donna kabab pot noodle is the best
Not so keen on that one.
Alan can you recommend a good colour of paracord to order for tarps and general outdoor-bushcaraft use?
Also what mm would you recommend? 2mm? 3mm? 5mm?
What lengths do you pre-cut yours to, for a 3x3DD tarp?
I suppose any drab or camo colour is OK, but I just wanted to check, in case there is some aspect of using it that I have not thought of. Thanks.
I am not really a fan of paracord. I find it stretches too much and is a bugger to undo when wet. My ridgeline is a standard soft cord, 10M long. Also its 6mm thick. Easy to work with and it dont knot up too much.
@@frogmaster83 Yes, wet paracord is a bugger.
@@frogmaster83 Any colour suggestion? Camo, drab, brown etc?
@@TimmyBobinson mine is black and it blends in fine, well I keep walking into it. 😂😂
@@frogmaster83 haha cheers
Now do the knot for a lefty 😂
Its the same, just from the opposite side. 😂
Have you done the draw for the knife yet?
You didn't watch the whole video then did you. 😂
@@frogmaster83 have now