Emergency Shelter Kit with Options

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Комментарии • 109

  • @almadeckard8360
    @almadeckard8360 Год назад +1

    I think a drip line off the hammok to the ground might be useful in the rain.

  • @michaelmerrick5472
    @michaelmerrick5472 Год назад +5

    Nice kit! Interestingly the whole year of 1968 in Nam I never saw the US 66 Hammock. Could be cause I was USMC. BUT... I did have a captured NVA hammock and made rope by braiding supply pallet twine (paracord was nonexistent also) paired with my poncho, the old rubberized kind. Slept many a night out of the mud and loved it!!!

  • @mendyviola
    @mendyviola Год назад +2

    I don’t bushcraft, but I watch your videos to help me prepare for my car and bike camping trips. Mostly for my bike camping trips, but for car camping it helps me prepare for the unexpected. Served me well over the years.

  • @woodstrekker6345
    @woodstrekker6345 Год назад +3

    Thanks. I still love my old school two pole pup tent.

  • @edubs9828
    @edubs9828 Год назад +10

    I just love Dave Canterbury. I hope I get to meet you amazing bushcrafters someday for a class.

  • @jakeells66
    @jakeells66 Год назад +8

    What's in the black bag!?

  • @fredflintstone6163
    @fredflintstone6163 Год назад

    Advanced common sense with lots of experience 😁🤠

  • @ARAW-__-
    @ARAW-__- Год назад +3

    Nice video Dave ! As an emergency shelter I carry a bivvy bag, and a down jacket.

  • @_007B
    @_007B Год назад +26

    I’m very glad you’re successful Dave with your classes and business. The education you’ve taught is priceless in my opinion and I just wanted to say thank you. Cheers from WI

  • @DB-yj3qc
    @DB-yj3qc Год назад +2

    Good to let taller people know that about the military issue hammock. I've unluckily know that being I was issued one back in 80s. It worked somewhat for me then, being I had not finished "growing" yet. Now at 6'1 not quite comfortable enough now. Good video still, for over a month I've been using a hammock, though. A under quilt and over quilt made it quite comfortable in last weeks of winter in N. AL.

  • @MTwoodsrunnerPrimitiveSkill
    @MTwoodsrunnerPrimitiveSkill 11 месяцев назад +1

    I have used that same setup on both multi day backpacking trips and month long canoe trips...I run my m66 through a snugpac jungle sleeping bag...if its very buggy i use a head net

  • @Dab_Marino
    @Dab_Marino Год назад +14

    Simple and effective. Salute to you Dave 🦅🇺🇸

  • @Get_it_outdoors
    @Get_it_outdoors Год назад +8

    Been killing it lately with the video’s lately really enjoying the content would like to see an update on your ham radio setups or some other ham related content just got my ticket and basing my set up on yours would like to see what your doing now. keep it up man

  • @danielmatthews4262
    @danielmatthews4262 Год назад +3

    Woodland camo 2 day assault pack, those things are unobtainium

  • @thomasoverton7131
    @thomasoverton7131 Год назад +1

    Another awesome video Dave. Thanks for sharing 👍

  • @matthewvelo
    @matthewvelo Год назад +2

    I used a jungle hammock and poncho (with a bug net) for a long time quite successfully. The climate didn't need insulation for the hammock so it packed down to a compact size. Also used it as a hoochie set up when needed and joined muliple poncos together on bivouacs. Easy, sensible system. Cheers Dave.

  • @JugglesGrenades
    @JugglesGrenades Год назад

    Is South Georgia, the ground tends to be damp near any body of water. Used this a lot. Gets you off the ground. And then there are the water moccasins. A little bit of mosquito netting, and you are good to go.

  • @Citizen-pg8eu
    @Citizen-pg8eu Год назад +1

    Thanks Dave! Appreciate you getting to the point, clearly explained. Bang bang bang bang lesson over.

  • @shadomane
    @shadomane Год назад +1

    Versatile concept. I like it. Thanks for the video and for sharing.

  • @bipolarkornbread2821
    @bipolarkornbread2821 Год назад +1

    Great video brothr! im a fairly new stealth camper & needed to know this! i just subscribed! God bless

  • @quinntheeskimooutdoors6234
    @quinntheeskimooutdoors6234 Год назад +1

    😊Thanks Dave, looks very good😊

  • @peterott-tn6pf
    @peterott-tn6pf Год назад +4

    Awesome video Dave. I thoroughly enjoyed seeing this kit you're working on! I have a lot of surplus gear and they last a while as long as you take care of them, but that goes without saying. Keep up the great content, man!!

  • @visnuexe
    @visnuexe Год назад +1

    I feel so validated! Back in the day when you did a video on making a hammock from a tarp, and then showed how the same tarp could make a ground shelter that convinced me to assemble a kit just as you have shown, with a surplus backpack, and military poncho with liner. I since added a blow up cheapie ground pad that I use instead of a quilt for winter shelter, either on the ground or aloft in the hammock. I added a bigger tarp to make more options for heavy wind and rain as either a fly, a wind break, or a ground shelter. The fly that came with my hammock, I keep as an additional precaution in heavy wind and cold. Bit could also protect my wood for fire, or someone else who needed it. Loaded with a camel back, a wine box liner and my sawyer filter I would have nearly a gallon of water I could carry, plus clothes, firekit and first aid. I bought a belly pack to use for EDC that straps under the pack in the back and gives me quick access to knife, phone, navigation, notebook pencil and some simple field first aid items. I have yet to trick out my tie kit like you have , but i have some bones I will use for toggles reserved. Thank you for your wisdom and ability to flex with a less expensive experience for us newbees!

  • @joshuabomar6974
    @joshuabomar6974 Год назад +3

    Great video. I really like the toggle idea & the simplicity & functionality of your designs. I'm a huge fan of surplus military gear . Sad to see many of the surplus military stores in my home area closing for good. Theret still are some good online military shops for good gear at decent prices . Thank you Dave.

  • @williammoore4646
    @williammoore4646 Год назад

    Thanks Dave

  • @alpinealpine2793
    @alpinealpine2793 Год назад +1

    Always something, hadn't thought about having cutlery with the canteen / cup cook set.

  • @caseywood9781
    @caseywood9781 Год назад +3

    I've always wanted one of those systems, but until this video I didn't realize that being 6'5" was going to make it unusable. Thanks for the insight

  • @luanaewerling8883
    @luanaewerling8883 Год назад +2

    Dave voce e realmente incrivel, voce e o melhor. 👍👍👍

  • @je710817
    @je710817 Год назад +1

    Its a simple hammock...used it up in the nacel from the windturbines on the North sea. ...loved it..was my to go spot for relaxing and Netflix 😎🇳🇱

  • @matthewsmom010902
    @matthewsmom010902 Год назад

    Thank you brother ❤

  • @1990westfalia
    @1990westfalia Год назад +2

    Dave, you’re new ridge line adjustments are “creating a new mouse trap!” They are innovative and smart. Even if they’re not yours, your providing information and technical information. One is none… Skillet

  • @user-gn5uy6lx7z
    @user-gn5uy6lx7z Год назад +1

    Good system. I opted for a similar emergency shelter, except mine has a bugnet and is a tent and / or hammock. The rainfly I opted for a large, enough to actually cover the hammock.
    I opted for this system instead of my instatent tent. I found it more comfortable carrying this system.

  • @jasonshepherd6864
    @jasonshepherd6864 Год назад +1

    Hey Dave started watching this video yesterday and my Internet went down. First world problems 😂.
    You are a real problem solver, i appreciate that. I suspect tent poles in the black bag. I wish someone would make some to erect an alpha tent from a poncho. Titanium and 12-14" segments would be super sexy.

  • @shadowlab9543
    @shadowlab9543 Год назад

    great video sir !!!

  • @dualsportedc
    @dualsportedc Год назад +1

    Cool setup. I'd rather have it in all or mostly bright orange though if it's an emergency kit

  • @richstone2627
    @richstone2627 Год назад

    Good video, Thank you

  • @gimponatrip425
    @gimponatrip425 Год назад +4

    Always a great teacher on different ideas on how to get gear and how to use them

  • @jeffreybrooks4061
    @jeffreybrooks4061 Год назад +1

    Great video always looking for a shelter system i can shove in a pack as a just in case

  • @collin4716
    @collin4716 Год назад +2

    Dave is the modern-day Nessmuk.

  • @gud2go50
    @gud2go50 Год назад +5

    You are doing great Dave. We know you are a busy man. Thanks for providing us with good ideas with your progressive research. I am already thinking about adding a hammock to my tarp system in my Get Home Bag. It just makes sense to have more options.

  • @davef5916
    @davef5916 Год назад

    atchya dave, thanks mate

  • @kengarland2181
    @kengarland2181 Год назад

    Awesome

  • @jacobkonkel6793
    @jacobkonkel6793 Год назад +1

    Its interesting to see that the average height of a N. Vietnamese soldier translated into the dimensions of their gear. Would love to see this recreated in a size comfortable enough to sleep somebody like myself. I'm 6 ft tall and always preferred tarps and hammocks to tents.

  • @charlesgillette2925
    @charlesgillette2925 Год назад +2

    Excellent idea. I need to try this out soon.

  • @ebony5766
    @ebony5766 Год назад

    I love these segments that demonstrate your expertise.

  • @PaPa_Sloth247
    @PaPa_Sloth247 Год назад +1

    This is one of my go-to favorites

  • @k7l3rworkman97
    @k7l3rworkman97 Год назад +3

    This is awesome 😎 I’m 5’4 and about 170lbs. This would be perfect for someone my size 😁 especially for a multi-day camping trip

  • @Mtn_eonin
    @Mtn_eonin Год назад +1

    Got mine earlier today and set it up as you posted! Perfect timing! Thank you!

  • @mlewis8096
    @mlewis8096 Год назад

    M81 Assault packs are salty these days. Good looking kit

  • @elevatorman7750
    @elevatorman7750 Год назад +1

    Great videos. Thanks

  • @shanechepren8119
    @shanechepren8119 Год назад +3

    Any chance Helikon will make extended sizes for those of us that are well over 6ft?

  • @TheMongo1357
    @TheMongo1357 Год назад

    GREAT pack out and video Dave!!

  • @fredmorgan5387
    @fredmorgan5387 Год назад

    Awesome thank you for sharing brother

  • @davidlee8551
    @davidlee8551 Год назад

    Thank you for your continuing ideas.

  • @jasonspurlock3554
    @jasonspurlock3554 Год назад

    Ok, what's in the black bag? My guess is tent poles to make an alpha tent with the poncho. Not sure why you couldn't say that.

  • @kendoyle4647
    @kendoyle4647 Год назад

    the piece on your ridge line that you attached the fly to keep it separated from the hammock, does that piece have name and can they be purchased separately.

  • @terryqueen3233
    @terryqueen3233 Год назад +2

    Are you kidding that's my sleep system every time I go camping, except I don't have the Swagman roll and I really do wish I could afford it that would cut down on some of the other stuff that I carry but I'm still going to carry my wool blanket. You got some excellent equipment for sale that I really just wish that I could afford to get that compact equipment that you have but I'll have to do with what I've got that I put together over the years. Thanks for showing other people about that actually thanks for showing me too. I saw your little dog in the background and she's hanging next to you excellent little dog

    • @williamwimmer5473
      @williamwimmer5473 Год назад

      you can buy the materials, apex insulation and a few yards of nylon cloth, to make a knockoff version of a swagman roll for yourself for less than 50$ if you can swing that, it's not a difficult project on a sewing machine (which can be found cheap at thrift stores), or you can hand sew it but that will take some time (not as much as you'd think though, as climashield doesn't require quilting)

  • @phoneowner7936
    @phoneowner7936 Год назад +2

    Maybe you could fix the bugs and offer it for sale?

  • @corleyoutdoors2887
    @corleyoutdoors2887 Год назад

    Informative and beneficial video!👍

  • @shawnsadventures2852
    @shawnsadventures2852 Год назад

    Great Video Dave...better than all those cooking videos

  • @carrdoug99
    @carrdoug99 Год назад +4

    Check out Wilderness Innovations Personal Survival Shelter (combination poncho hammock). Comes in multiple lengths, widths, and material weight. I'm 5'11", 200#, and used it exclusively on an 8 week trip the length of the Sierra. Worked like a champ. 👍👍

  • @peterbogart4531
    @peterbogart4531 Год назад

    ! Gracias mi jefe por este buen vid! Reminds me INDIRECTLY of an angry cow moose treeing a friend of mine OVERNIGHT! Hammocking is an essential option to have in hand for getting off the ground (how high can an sleepy Airborne Ranger fall out of a hammock and still operate?). What about good ways to comfortably TIE YOUSELF 20 feet above the ground TO ABIG TREE, out of reach long term of mad moose and most grizzlies? I have some ideas using nylon GI belts. What have we learned from how snipers, especially enemies, have traditionally secured themselves up in trees? I am sure I should have researched RUclips on the subject, and shall proceed thusly forthwith. Is that a Black Lab mix on scene? Is it hammock-buddy trained? Might be possible..

  • @toddhickman3668
    @toddhickman3668 Год назад

    I believe you said the toggles are "delrin toggles." I'm not seeing those in your store links. Can you send a link or add them to your store? Thx!

  • @khamen723
    @khamen723 Год назад

    Thanks, Dave

  • @brianbender8752
    @brianbender8752 Год назад

    Whats the best surplus poncho

  • @c_branco
    @c_branco Год назад +4

    Great video, really appreciate your content.
    Greatings from Portugal 🇵🇹

  • @mannydawnramirez974
    @mannydawnramirez974 Год назад

    What kind of toggles did you use for this video?

  • @woodrowbrimm2805
    @woodrowbrimm2805 Год назад

    Good ideas but where I live no trees for the Hammock, just lots of Sand and Cactus.

  • @TheFLOMAN76
    @TheFLOMAN76 Год назад

    Good stuff

  • @benterwellen
    @benterwellen Год назад +2

    More info on the use of the delgrin toggle, ty dave

  • @inquisitorholt8782
    @inquisitorholt8782 Год назад

    Haven't seen a poncho that new in like ever 😂😂😂

  • @zippitydoodah5693
    @zippitydoodah5693 Год назад

    good stuff

  • @campervanbug7658
    @campervanbug7658 Год назад +3

    Just love it when the mosquitos bite my ass through the hammock at night😂

  • @unfi6798
    @unfi6798 Год назад

    Cowabunga mate.!

  • @paulhutchings7527
    @paulhutchings7527 Год назад +1

    This would be great if caught in a rainstorm and you wanted to wait it out. I think as a shelter i would use it as a ground sheet over a debris bed, cause as a hammock you'll freeze your tush off.

  • @joseph401
    @joseph401 Год назад

    cant find those toggles

  • @gruftle
    @gruftle Год назад

    What diameter delrin would you recommend Dave?

  • @nevisstkitts8264
    @nevisstkitts8264 Год назад +1

    Excellent video!
    Looking forward to where this concept may lead...
    BZ

  • @rongarrett1366
    @rongarrett1366 Год назад +2

    You could tie a shelter half to the outside of the pack.

  • @Keepmelevel
    @Keepmelevel Год назад

    Your killing me Dave with the smart tie out!👍🏽
    You are the Grand Poo-Bah!

  • @dn88s
    @dn88s Год назад

    Looks effective. I don't care for hammocks and in my mind they are more of a luxury for people who think they are comfortable. I don't. I also can't imagine sleeping in a hammock in a combat zone. Talk about a sitting duck.

  • @TacticoolCraig
    @TacticoolCraig Год назад +1

    I had a hammock with bug fly and a matching tarp. I have rls (restless leg syndrome) so I can’t get a relaxing sleep in a hammock. Sucks because they take no space compared to a tent

  • @Charsept
    @Charsept Год назад +1

    It's not as durable but I think the thru-hiking gear community would have a lot to offer to the preparedness community.

    • @DavidCanterbury
      @DavidCanterbury  Год назад

      I use quite a bit of UL stuff teaching in the summer

  • @valstarkgraf
    @valstarkgraf Год назад +1

    I envy folks who have the capability for hammock camping. If I'm out and about in the backcountry locally, chances are that there is *one* big tree, two trees not within ridgeline range of each other, or else trees so big around that the amount of cordage required is impractical. All smaller trees are in and around creeks, and ephemeral streams are not safe for use for that for SO many reasons. We're bound to what can be rigged with cordage and trekking poles around here.

  • @ronrichmond4694
    @ronrichmond4694 Год назад +1

    👍👍👍

  • @anthonybartram8406
    @anthonybartram8406 Год назад

    Us MOLLE 2?

  • @datnotme9921
    @datnotme9921 Год назад

    I like this sleep system kit. I'm 6'1" but sleep on my side in fetal position, (due to being struck from behind on a bicycle at 45-50mph) could that work? I wonder. Great review, thx for sharing. ⚡👍⚡

    • @meganlalli5450
      @meganlalli5450 Год назад

      I'm a side or stomach sleeper and have never been able to sleep comfortably in a hammock.

    • @lalopses008
      @lalopses008 Год назад

      @@meganlalli5450 I am not sure if you tried, but you need a really big hammock. One that is at least 11ft long and ~56in wide. I sleep in mine every night. Most nights its on my back, but occasionally sleep on my side. Make sure you get one with a ridgeline or you install yourself that keeps the hammock body at a 30degree angle. The ridgeline should be 83% of the length of the hammock. In cultures like Brazil, where sleeping every night in a hammock is common, this is the setup they use.
      Hope it helps someone.

  • @snovak89
    @snovak89 Год назад +2

    what's in the baaagg?

  • @BluBlu111
    @BluBlu111 Год назад +4

    I only watch this and corporalscorner

  • @snovak89
    @snovak89 Год назад

    Gypsy! more!!

  • @allemander
    @allemander Год назад +2

    What in the black bag?
    Is it a take-down rifle for varmint hunting?

  • @WALTERBROADDUS
    @WALTERBROADDUS Год назад

    😉 I trust a Survival guy who wears shoes....👟👟

  • @maxpowers3494
    @maxpowers3494 Год назад

    Someone needs to invent a shelter that folds up made from that plastic cardboard stuff they use for political signs.

  • @mrkultra1655
    @mrkultra1655 Год назад

    Thanks Dave

  • @amateurshooter6054
    @amateurshooter6054 Год назад

    Thanks Dave