Primitive Camping & Bushcraft: Shelter

In this episode of the "Primitive Camping & Bushcraft" podcast, Chris Speir discusses essential shelter building techniques to keep you dry, warm, and safe in the wilderness. Learn about various tarp shelters and the importance of proper clothing and site selection.
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[@DavidHSmith74]

Enjoyed the episode Chris. Especially the 1st hand stories from your experiences. Personally, I’m still using Harbor Freight tarps. Not light, not professional looking, and not too durable for that matter. 😂. But, they are cheap and waterproof and a good way to learn the shelter set-ups.

[@SpeirOutdoors]

Very true. I ended up just jumping to the DD3x3 it’s expensive but pays for itself in the long run on weight