Bug Out Bag #3 Shelters

In bug out bag #3, we talk about shelter. Pretty much any thing, for shelter is better than being exposed to the elements, in harsh conditions.
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[@marksummers1137]

Yes, shelter is the 3 hour of the rule of 3's. I carry a 6' X 8' tarp in all of my survival bags and with a little Bushcraft and paracord a multitude of shelters can be erected in a very short time frame.
Thanks for the video, looking forward to the next installment in this series.

[@HarshmanHills]

fire, shelter, water are always my first priorities. shelters are easy if you are prepared. even if you aren't, knowing how to make quick ones can save your life

[@CreativeRedundancy]

Hello ... Yes shelter is important especially in heat , cold and avoid getting wet and cold. Of CouRse includes clothing too. A box contractor bags can go a long for some with family/friends/room mates from emergency poucho, water proof a roof better and with 2 make a tube tent :) Just to add to the space blanket yes close enough but without directly touching the skin. I did try one in sub zero conditions on a walk. Someone can "bushcraft" up a shelter from the landscape, but this may take valuable energy and time in doing so. Something like a snow fort(quinzhee) can take quite a bit of energy and time(wait for it to settle too)