Tarp shelters can make all the difference when you’re camping and Mother Nature turns nasty. Here are some tips on constructing some effective shelters using paracord and a simple, cheap blue tarp.
by Leon Pantenburg
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Camping means using tarps IMO, and a couple of strategically-located tarps can help make a rainy day fun, or protect you from the sun.
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But you can’t just randomly drape a tarp over a tree or rock and call it good. You readers have asked for specific info on tarp shelters, so that’s what’s coming up – Tarp Shelters 101.
The first two videos in this series were published this week, and judging from viewer response, this is what you had in mind.
I’m working on the followups, so let me know if there are some specific topics you’d like covered.
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Other things you can read/view in this week’s edition include a review of the Les Stroud SK Arctic survival knife, what to do when your GPS goes weird in the field, and five things to avoid when choosing a survival knife.
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