@Dpwalts That SS bottle is a Stanley, single wall bottle. I don't know the model, I picked it up in a clearance sale. I love the thing. Guyot also has a similar bottle. There are a bunch of brands, make sure it is not double wall thermos...
On second thought, I don't know, Perry. Your last pic on the last 5 seconds video reminded me of the Burt Reynolds centerfold he did for Playgirl back in the 70s. I can remember my wife shoving the picture in my face back then. I hope you are gonna keep it clean and not try to cash in on the seeedier side of things. I don't like seeing you pose like that!!! hahaha ;-}
I was expecting a thunder storm I decided to take some 4mil plastic and see how well I could shelter already had a hammock went outside with some para cord and went to work. I could not sleep under what I had built but I could stay dry the wind blew rain between 45 and 90 degrees If it weren't for some painters plastic I would have been drenched in that 3 hour storm. While I did remain dry It really made me appreciate what people sleeping rough have to deal with. Ron Paul 2012.
@cdltpx I took well rounded stones and tied my rope to them this gripped the tarp very well not one of the 5 attachment spots tore. I used a ridgeline to support the center of the tarp my mistake was making my ridge line too high. I used an old satellite dish to contain my fire and during the hardest rain I was warm by the fire even though I was in shorts. The best way to know if you can deal with hard to deal with situations is to practice the what if's when you have time to refine.
What kind of thermos bottle is pictured in the fire at the end of the video??
Dpwalts 1 month ago
@Dpwalts That SS bottle is a Stanley, single wall bottle. I don't know the model, I picked it up in a clearance sale. I love the thing. Guyot also has a similar bottle. There are a bunch of brands, make sure it is not double wall thermos...
wildernessinnovation 1 month ago
Great Tip! thanks for sharing!
simplymy2sense 1 month ago
On second thought, I don't know, Perry. Your last pic on the last 5 seconds video reminded me of the Burt Reynolds centerfold he did for Playgirl back in the 70s. I can remember my wife shoving the picture in my face back then. I hope you are gonna keep it clean and not try to cash in on the seeedier side of things. I don't like seeing you pose like that!!! hahaha ;-}
MrJoeyBoombotz 1 month ago
Nice tip.
MrJoeyBoombotz 1 month ago
excellent!
landlockedviking 1 month ago
Excellent video and great tip. I'll file that one away in my fire starting bag of tricks. Thanks for sharing.
MrPoppabear255 1 month ago
I was expecting a thunder storm I decided to take some 4mil plastic and see how well I could shelter already had a hammock went outside with some para cord and went to work. I could not sleep under what I had built but I could stay dry the wind blew rain between 45 and 90 degrees If it weren't for some painters plastic I would have been drenched in that 3 hour storm. While I did remain dry It really made me appreciate what people sleeping rough have to deal with. Ron Paul 2012.
cdltpx 1 month ago
@cdltpx I took well rounded stones and tied my rope to them this gripped the tarp very well not one of the 5 attachment spots tore. I used a ridgeline to support the center of the tarp my mistake was making my ridge line too high. I used an old satellite dish to contain my fire and during the hardest rain I was warm by the fire even though I was in shorts. The best way to know if you can deal with hard to deal with situations is to practice the what if's when you have time to refine.
cdltpx 1 month ago
This is one of those tips that stay with you, Thanks
TheDogDew 1 month ago
... certainly a resource to keep in mind - thanks for the tip!
steintanz 1 month ago
Excellent video & Great observation. I've learned same techniques from an Japanese hunter before.
maxinpains 1 month ago
@maxinpains Great!! Thanks so much for watching
wildernessinnovation 1 month ago