The reality of expedient shelters in high wind
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Right equipment. Wrongly used. In those conditions should have neen real close to the ground.
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i couldnt sleep in that to noisy id stay up for weeks until a house was built
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When the economy breaks down....We die, It's that simple. We have lost the skills we need as a nation to survive. In the war the government helped develop people's survival mentality, But nowadays we are just in the way.
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Big open face in high winds is a disaster. Lower it. Last year in Colorado I was @ 10,100' with 40-70mph and 3-4 ft of snow dumping with my tarp and bivy and had no problem other than snow drifting against the tarp which building a snow wall solved that problem.
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piss poor excuse for outdoorsman, you both look like you have given up!
ghostface442 6 months ago
@ghostface442 That was Renato's first night ever in the bush and he spent it at 5000 feet in driving rain and high winds with just a survival kit. That was the first night of several and he did exceptional.
Colhane 6 months ago
If you pitched it more taut it wouldn't move around like that.
knarfster 1 year ago
This is the shelter after a night of howling wind and rain at 5000 feet. I had gone up to Renato's shelter to see how he held up in the storm.
Colhane 1 year ago
Do you live in Brazil?
I do. Never find Bivy sacks to sell here, so I'm buying one thro ebay... I already got an US military poncho.
Nice vid.
squathacker 2 years ago
Yes, I do live in Brazil. Bivy sacks are great for the mountains here. They allow you to sleep just about anywhere.
Colhane 2 years ago