Plastic Bag Shelter & Emergency Blanket

[bmxstreet6]

Holes in the plastic so he doesn't suffocate?

[bjf2008]

GARBAGE BAG CHANGED 10 TIMES KEPT GETTN BIGGR LOL

[powerhousephg]

one thing to note. the condensation water is drinkable - providing the plastic isn't too dirty. so in a survival scenario you could harvest that ;)

[ncbookz]

@powerhousephg good point but how would you catch it

[BCRachelReed]

@gereczy88 hey thanks for asking i did not have anything under me bt the plactic i stayed pretty warm and the blackent is noisy but it worked .

[willtry2survive1]

Nice vid Mike, you can make a combo debris shelter using leaves as insulation as long as they are dry. 24 inches of uncompressed debris under your shelter will protect you from the ground asorbing your bod heat. You can stuff your clothing with dry leaves and make an insulation layer to protect you from the cold. make a mound of leaves over your bod and you should be confortable until morning.

[2kargarage1]

Nice thnx for sharing.

[BCRachelReed]

@2kargarage1 welcome .

[brgzz]

Practicing what you teach ...Nice one!

[BCRachelReed]

@brgzz thans for watching and have a nice day.

b c s m

[dinoboy123]

Awesome vid! do you know what the emergency blanket is made of and how much they generally cost?

Thanks!

[BCRachelReed]

@dinoboy123 2 bucks have a great day.

b c s m

[IXIWineIXI]

@dinoboy123 i think it's aluminum and most of them are around 5 bucks

[survivorwoman1]

Tannks for video. I was wondering if it really worked. Now I will feel secure using in when I hike and. Great video.

[thejoshinator08]

ok not to be mean or any thing but i was wondering if you had to go take a piss how would you find ur way out of the bag when it's dark like that ? that would be confusing to me ??

[BCRachelReed]

@thejoshinator08 the same way i went in i had a flash light.

have a great day.

b c s m

[bugg255]

leave it to Mike ...he's the real deal folk's..great vid ,and I'm glad you didn't freeze

[BCRachelReed]

@bugg255 thanks for watching bugg have a nice day.

[ironkatia]

You videos are awesome Mike! You really put alot of love and effort into them. I'v learned so much. Thanks.

[ironkatia]

Great video! Thanks!

[spence0324]

Thanks Mike, looks like fun. Love your stuff.

[BCRachelReed]

@spence0324 hey your welcome

[MrBudwv]

We used an old pool blanket for tent for years.

[BCRachelReed]

@MrBudwv hey what a good idea how much would that weigh?

[MrBudwv]

@BCRachelReed Well, The full sized pice took 3 men to load into the truck. But it made a 10 X 10 shelter(walls roof & all )& slept anywhere from3-6. The smaller piece weighs about the same as good sleeping bag. Its' not something you'd want to haul around on foot for a long trek. But, I keep a piece in my truck behind the seat( 8X10). If I'm ever stuck out in bad weather, I'm all set. Bubble wrap works just as well but its' not as durable.

[maxbigdog33]

GOOD JOB,MIKE GET CHA' SOME COFFEE.

[BCRachelReed]

@maxbigdog33 i sure need some im usted to haveing that camp fire i made out ok .thanks for watching .

b c s m

[fallsgrave]

Awesome! So little can keep you so well protected from the elements!

[BCRachelReed]

@fallsgrave thanks for watching i like to try the things i teach .have agreat day.

[Idahobo77]

Nice job Mike and thanks for the tip on the survival blankets!

[NarlaPhartley]

That's puttin' your money where your mouth is. I've always wondered how well those blankets worked. I like your style Mike. Thanks for the demonstration.

[BCRachelReed]

@NarlaPhartley hey thanks for watching i like to live what i preach.

b c s m