Survival Tepee Shelter

Learn how to make a survival shelter with painter's canvas tarps, hemp rope, and Yukon 1950 military surplus stove.

Category:

Education

Tags:

• stove
• Yukon
• 1950
• tepee
• native
• American
• Indian
• survival
• bush
• craft
• pioneer
• shelter
• wrol
• yankee
• prepper
• shtf
• southernprepper1

[whisperingdeath308]

is there any danger of carbom monoxide poisining?

[LivingHistorySchool]

@whisperingdeath308 no not with the stove pipe... and tepee is open at bottom for some draft

[OKBushcraft]

I am glad I subbed. I would have liked to have seen the drop clothes being applied but I know it is hard to work and run a camera ;) Keep up the good job.

[LivingHistorySchool]

@OKBushcraft

yes, it's a one man show, and I only have so much time to make, edit and post it, but thanks for the comment

[kaziklu79]

Great video and you have an awesome channel too!

[LivingHistorySchool]

@kaziklu79

Thanks for the nice comment

[FLSHBK1]

@whisperingdeath308 Ooops ~ I wrote "CO2", which is carbon DIoxide. Should have written "CO", Carbon MONoxide. Sorry 'bout dat. Can't correct typos on this after it's posted.

[FLSHBK1]

@whisperingdeath308 GREAT QUESTION! A teepee is one of the safest shelters you can build a fire inside of. Other shelters pose the C02 problem if they're airtight enough, and if you build them small enough to heat, your fire poses the threat of burning down your shelter. A teepee allows you to have a small 'one-hand' fire in the center of your shelter, with vent at the door and smoke out the top. Wtrproof TYVEK, cut to size for an 8ft teepee, fits 2, gear & firewood. Paper light & insulates!

[johngerhard30]

Tee pees are design so that when you have a fire you don't need a stove.

[Survive2Day]

Very nice!