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Wind direction will be important for this set up. That should be pointed out. And when setting up in a wind, the upwind peg should probably be the first peg driven. Courtesy of Half Vast Flying

Great shout mate. 👍

It's been called the Plow Point for decades because it's in that configuration.

Good stuff, Dan. Big hug!

Fantastic setup👍👋🇵🇱

Greetings from Oregon U.S.A! Rains almost all winter here, I need to find a good tarp..

Thank you for this video. Great setup!

Its the Andreas Müller

وصف رجل ان كنت على مسافه بعيده من بيتك اوقريب خلف بنده بالاخص ساحه الفارغه للتخيم مدار الجن واقتراب الوحوش،على راءحه الاكل فهو تخييم طعم للمجهول بخيمه لاتقي ولاتذر الجوطبيعي لديك الان

👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

What if you come across a Bear RUN DONT STOP

Tomorrows set up. Looking forward to it. Cheers fella 👍👍👍

fantastic information mate, thank you for sharing!

I used the fungus to destroy the fungus

Rock soup 😋

Thank you for the video😊 that was very helpful for when i go camping next week

fantastic! love this!

Nice tip, thanks Dan!

That's SO cool

Doesn't try to sell you something. Doesn't give you any weird fake story. Doesn't talk out his arse. Just straight to it, no yapping. THAT'S my kinda shorts.

Yooo did you know that 100% of things that burn will keep burning untill they are no longer burning??

Completely read that as SHIT lol, but nice video anyway

Another light source that you can easily craft in a post-SHTF world is a rushlight. Just take a length of rush and dip it into some animal fat. It will last virtually forever once you light it; and you can use a rushlight indoors, too. Medieval peasants made and used rushlights all the time. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rushlight

How long does that last for?

How do you store the tarp? I see, you just pulled it out of the sack not being folded, just stuffed in. Is that the correct way or should the tarp be folded or rolled?

Good to see you uploading again dude. 👏🏽

Great set up

Lol just get an axe then

ruclips.net/video/I8LwMVVAVi4/видео.htmlsi=JUrizom8sTOj5Mlq found this great addition by Raven Creek Outdoors, to this set up with stick at the back to give better room -

I call this the tarp tent, and it's my go - to set up.

Cool

Wow this looks amazing, I'm thinking of doing this while motocamping. I can use my motorbike instead of a pole, or just find a stick in the bush. Just one question, do you peg the 2 corners and then ⅓ in from one end? Seems right, but I thought I'd jusy check. I'm sure I'll have a play around with this in my backyard first anyway

Its not fat its big boned

You are so smart

Had never thought of a cleaning bowl 👌

Just did my first wild camp using this tarp configuration. Not sure where I learned to do it originally but this is a great explanation mate, thanks.

That's fantastic mate! What a great idea!

You are actually so good keep it ip man ❤❤😅😊🎉😮

Music choice on something light/fire related is 🕯

Too high... Wont do work

стока всякой херни с собой взял. и брезенты и типа гриля в дальней стороне. сука а пилу взять было не судьба?

Nice video , the Trig Points are in line of site of other Trig Points and not necessarily on the highest point.

Tyson fury goes camping. Lol

Fantastic video 🙌🏻 thanks for this matey!

First time I see this set up, very interesting! As you said, I don't like to step on my tarp, but I quite liked this concept, I would put my mat underneath the tarp to lay on it. Thanks for that brother!

Great video. Thanks matey. 👍

All these tarp videos are so ridiculous. I have/had an MSR Reflex 1 that offers far more protection, with less weight and less space than this thing. I'd rather a y pole configuration but compared to a plain tarp, still better.

Me likes!!!

Nice Top Brother! I am so tired of these camo freaks!

That's not a tautline, which is a good thing. It is an adjustable grip hitch, which is actually better. The cow hitch is not very reliable and may slip depending on how hard-laid or soft-laid the various materials are. The pole size is about half the width of the tarp, so 1.5 meters or 4'11" in this case. Excellent setup for open/warm or closed down for bad weather.