basha set up using the taut-line hitch / jungle knots / and poles and paracord

this video is aimed at showing you how to set up a basha in the woods using the taut-line hitch or jungle knots and also setting up in the fields or mountains using para cord. the taut-line hitch can be used on the guy lines as well.
i'm 99% sure the guy on the radio in shobdon was peter mcaleese when parachuting back in the day.
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[@WyeExplorer]

I was practicing the taught line as you were speaking Andy - I've never used that knot - well easy once you get into it. I was hoping you would improvise with the poles and show us how to set up in the clear with poles foraged from the area. An A frame always does the job. Good video mate. Have a good week ahead. Mark

[@Andy-walkaboutnutty]

@WyeExplorer yer, the taut-line hitch is a good one to know. It can be used with a guy line as well. So, instead of it wrapped around a tree, it would be wrapped around a tent peg. I've never used a stick as a basha pole. I think it would be easy to work out. The grommets are big enough to have a whittled stick poking through without breaking, and I don't fancy cutting off a couple of hazel branches on video on some authorities' land and encouraging others to do the same. We never cut live branches in breakaway. Anything that was taken from the land was either dead or it would grow back. I'm really glad that you practised it with my video mark. To me, that's the number one reason why I make the videos. To say and show what I know so others can get out there with some confidence and know how. 💯🤟🙂

[@WyeExplorer]

@@Andy-walkaboutnutty Yeah, I imagine it's fairly versatile Andy. Re-the stake I wouldn't take it from a live tree either. You make good videos bro. Take care.