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    how long did it take you to make that?
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    Quote Originally Posted by bravokilo17 View Post
    how long did it take you to make that?
    I built it over two weekends. In my opinion it is more of a semi-permanent type of shelter and that it would require too much effort for an overnight shelter unless the weather was extremely wet or cold.

    But then again I remember one of the Navy bases I had to go through on the way to work. The SeaBees were working before the Marines and still working while passing through on the way home...
    Last edited by Stitch; 07-15-2011 at 01:58 PM.

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    Heres one that I built.
    It took a couple of hours to build.

    Last edited by Sticks65; 08-07-2011 at 08:53 AM.
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    I have the Naked Into The Wilderness books, one and two, by John and Geri McPherson. The show how to build a pirimitive shelter that any man, no matter how tall or big, could be comfortable in.

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    Very nice shelters indeed. I have always thought that any shelter in the wilderness no matter how it is constructed provides a sense of security because we are all so used to living in houses. Try sleeping out in the open if you haven't in a long time. One of my favorite shelters was built In a video on youtube by Ray Mears. It is of a 5 pole design with a sleeping area and a fire inside. Very cool.

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