I'm gonna try this set up I like it. Nice badges on your day sack. Bigger channels are too scared to "share" their viewers so never reply for fear everyone will see how it's really done... and see where they steal their ideas from. This time next year you'll be the bigger channel for sure.
Great shelter, I am showing a youth group some tarp shelters in a couple of weeks and will try to replicate this one with my basha. I will recommend they take a look at your channel 👍
Yet another great setup. I'll simply have to give it a try! Got my DPM desert one shipped some years ago and really appreciate how it blends in in autumn. All the kindest regards from a former Austrian guard soldier. Keep up the good work 👍 Ehre und Pflicht!
Please keep posting your videos and knowledge. You have become my top bushcraft youtuber. I'm looking forward to trying out this setup using my newly bought British army basha (purchased after watching your other videos). Thank you for your service Sir (we brits don't say or show this enough ) and knowledge Tank. Thankyou 👍
I've not seen that configuration before, it looks very practical for bushcrafting. Thank you for taking the time to show the propper setup technique. Keep up the good work, I'm looking forward for your next video. Adios from Texas.
Hello Texas welcome to Wales where men are Men and the sheep are very nervous haha. Good having you man, I hope you could understand our crazy accent ! Take care man and thank you..
Good shelter and demonstration 👍...if you can't find Y sticks just use straight sticks, run a line from the eyelet, tie a clove hitch on the pole which you can move up and down to get the right height, then run it around a peg and secure & tighten with a tautline hitch 😊👍
Nice video.I've used this set up a few times and also with a ridge line set up between 2 trees as an alternative to using the front stakes... its a really good set up Especially as it gives a bit of a ground sheet too.
Tank. First don’t ask how I got my hands on a UK military tarp or the SBS rucksack I “found”. I did use this style when I was in South America and even when I was in South East Africa. You are absolutely proper in saying that this Guiana style is possibly the best setup for a tarp. There may be better but I have not found it yet. In civy street I sometimes add a small controlled fire in the front to cook, heat and keep the bugs away from me. Good on ya mate🤪from Canada.
Hello Mark, thank you for commenting on the video it's much appreciated..yes that's some rare kit you have there, and the Guaina imo is the nmb 1 set up for a tarp especially for a bivvy set up. Thanks again for your comment..
Excellent demonstration - thank you for taking the time and effort to make this video. We will definitely be using this set-up very shortly (after some practice at our home first...lol) Stay well, stay safe. Helen with Kat and Terri with Robyn.
Thank you guys, I'm sure you will enjoy setting it up and be surprised at how much room you end up with. Thank you so much for your comment and your time viewing the video. I hope you all stick around lots more to follow. Have a great day 🙏
Us smaller channels have to work together, the big boys have had it easy for too long. Have subbed and really like the Gunyah set up, have done some videos of it also, not copying anyone but like learning and trying new things then sharing what I am learning. Doubt hardly any of us are completely original thinkers, but some are better at marketing than others.😄👍
Great video mucker love watching can't wait too get back in the woods myself now watching these awesome videos all the time keep them coming tank best on UA-cam mucker 👍
Nice I just got my basha in the post today try out a few different shelters in the snow here In chicago I haven't seen this shelter until just now thanks for all the great videos Cheers!
Great video mate, thanks for your service. Any tips for harbour area basha setup? say theres no good trees available but the shell scrape gets in the wayof the basha poles...
AHH that's wkd, that will be like the Hilton inside enjoy brother any problems let me know, just remember peg the front out first then work towards the back 👌
👍👍🙏🙏✌✌Brilliant Tank atb from North Wales excellent channel tbh , great to see you and Frankie in Dundee are brothers from another mother , on a lighter side , was Bullet Baxter from Grange Hill your dad 😂atb Wayne
Great video and content, I tried this after watching an Aussie guy on YT, Unfortunately, the weather was too kind, so I didn't get to try its proper shelter capabilities, just do your thing and you'll have followers 👍
I' ve had a bivy bag for a while now,plus I've had my new basha ,I guess this is my chance to give it a go,really like this shelter, I'm out on the 14th, fantastic instructions on this one lee,over &out.
@@outsidertank OK, I've watched your stealth camping videos, hoping for a useful , well explained tutorial as you're obviously very knowledgeable. Unfortunately, shit music replaced knowledge sharing throughout the videos . I was particularly looking forward to your camouflage tips being explained ....oh well .. I enjoyed the music free videos though , ..
Massive respect to your channel big man, where can I get that jumper? cheers for the shout out, much appreciated. Your explanations are superb brother and you have some great ideas, it’s a compliment if you get a copy cat but i agree, they should give you a shout out too, not claim originality. Keep em coming Lee, great content you massive b####d 🤣🤣🤣
The sad negative comments are for attention cos they watched u tank 😂I'm learning bits and bobs in my 50s taking it up so keep helping you fans and followers buddy let the fools jog on not worth a light😂
You made a very nice video here. I only have one question and that is how tall are you? I only ask because it is relevant to the size of the British Army BASHA. I get tired of UA-camrs copying this and that without a bye nor leave you and then, I find some real obscure channel in a foreign language who credits me with the idea or the video showing something that did exist a long time ago, but had not been properly exposed on video. Anyway, you got yourself another SUB.
Thank you Robert. I'm 5ft 5inches. The set up would easily shelter a man a foot taller. Ye I just don't get these big channels, even us little creators could show them a thing or two respectfully...thanks for the Sub I'm sure if you watch previous videos you will see it's quite informative 😉
Many of the big channels have like ...1,000,000 subscribers...and some of their videos have thousands of comments ... there's literally not enough hours in the day to reply to everyone ... i don't think it's rudeness in most cases .
I don't think they even make the effort some of them tbh. I work 60hrs a week have a family and other commitments, if I'm up till midnight I'll reply to every comment..
Very cool shelter! I want to try this one. Finally got a Basha tarp there hard to find in the states so if anyone knows where I can find a 2nd one at a reasonable price id like to have another
And thanks again for the practical and useful videos. Using what’s on hand and affordable is far more useful info. Escape and evasion tips for the drive home are more likely to happen than when you’re loaded to the max with survival gear lol.
*_Hello sir... I applaud your equipment for adventure activities sir, and I noticed that you really understand survival skills, therefore it is appropriate for you to go on an adventure in bushcraft style, I like your adventure sir... Greetings to meet me, Rudy Outdoor Tutorial from Indonesia_* 👣⛰🏕💯👌👍👏🤝🙏
Great video mate, thanks for your service. Any tips for harbour area basha setup? say theres no good trees available but the shell scrape gets in the wayof the basha poles...
Hello Mathew, I'm not really sure what you mean by a shell scrape getting in the way, but if there's no trees, basha poles, trecking poles or couple branches cut to size I'd use personally.
@@outsidertank cheers for the reply mate. Basically the ground around the edge gets so soft that trying to pin the basha pole in is almost impossible and putting at a slant means as soon as someone touches the basha to get out on stage it collapses. Could be me being a mong but I remember it snapping me multiple times
Day by day your videos interest me more. Keep sharing more of them and I hope you have a wonderful day! 😊🙏🏻.
Thank you so much for you support and encouragement 💟
Loving the more enclosed “Aboriginal” shelter using the BA basha 😉👍🏼
Awesome for the bivvy bag camp. It's perfect for this.
I'm gonna try this set up I like it. Nice badges on your day sack. Bigger channels are too scared to "share" their viewers so never reply for fear everyone will see how it's really done... and see where they steal their ideas from. This time next year you'll be the bigger channel for sure.
true bro
There's two channels and I mean huge channels, it's like watching a blueprint of one of my stealth camping videos. Ones a stupid biatchhh...
@@nm-ge4tb legend
Great shelter, I am showing a youth group some tarp shelters in a couple of weeks and will try to replicate this one with my basha. I will recommend they take a look at your channel 👍
John that would be a great help thank you..
Yet another great setup. I'll simply have to give it a try! Got my DPM desert one shipped some years ago and really appreciate how it blends in in autumn. All the kindest regards from a former Austrian guard soldier. Keep up the good work 👍
Ehre und Pflicht!
Get it dusted off set up and enjoyed partner...ATB TANK...
Brilliant shelter Tank...love it! OUT!
Please keep posting your videos and knowledge. You have become my top bushcraft youtuber. I'm looking forward to trying out this setup using my newly bought British army basha (purchased after watching your other videos). Thank you for your service Sir (we brits don't say or show this enough ) and knowledge Tank. Thankyou 👍
Ahh your welcome buddy. I hope you enjoy your basha as much as I enjoy mine..
Thankyou. Excellent setup. Going to using this for sure.
Thank you..
I've not seen that configuration before, it looks very practical for bushcrafting. Thank you for taking the time to show the propper setup technique. Keep up the good work, I'm looking forward for your next video. Adios from Texas.
Hello Texas welcome to Wales where men are Men and the sheep are very nervous haha. Good having you man, I hope you could understand our crazy accent ! Take care man and thank you..
Your accent isn't that bad, it just makes me have to pay more attention.
@bennyhooper8462 haha great comment 🏴🫣
Good shelter and demonstration 👍...if you can't find Y sticks just use straight sticks, run a line from the eyelet, tie a clove hitch on the pole which you can move up and down to get the right height, then run it around a peg and secure & tighten with a tautline hitch 😊👍
Yes of course I've used it many times. Thanks for commenting Greg 👌
Great basha set up. One I'll be using in the future. Thanks!
Nice one Andrew..
Great set up,can't wait to try it 👍
Nice video.I've used this set up a few times and also with a ridge line set up between 2 trees as an alternative to using the front stakes... its a really good set up Especially as it gives a bit of a ground sheet too.
Similar to the Andorack !!
Enjoyable watch. Thankyou.
Subbed.
Much appreciated that's very very kind, it helps more than you know..thank you 🙏
Nice one mate that looks decent like very handy like, thanks for the shoutout mate. Atb Wullie 🏴✊🏻
Your welcome my Scottish brother 🏴🏴
Thanks for an excellent and practical video for setting up shelter in the woods!
Keep up the good work!
Cheers for supporting with your viewing and comment buddy it helps massively thank you 🙏
Tank. First don’t ask how I got my hands on a UK military tarp or the SBS rucksack I “found”. I did use this style when I was in South America and even when I was in South East Africa. You are absolutely proper in saying that this Guiana style is possibly the best setup for a tarp. There may be better but I have not found it yet. In civy street I sometimes add a small controlled fire in the front to cook, heat and keep the bugs away from me.
Good on ya mate🤪from Canada.
Hello Mark, thank you for commenting on the video it's much appreciated..yes that's some rare kit you have there, and the Guaina imo is the nmb 1 set up for a tarp especially for a bivvy set up.
Thanks again for your comment..
Nice demo. Love that setup with a 3x3 tarp. Didn't think it'd work with a basha . Looks good 👍 🏕
Yes works perfectly. My favourite for a bivvy bag camp..
@@outsidertank nice. Ill have to give that a go with the basha sometime . Take care and good evening 👍🏕
Yessss bro top-notch this
Topman Paulo legend bro 💪
Excellent demonstration - thank you for taking the time and effort to make this video. We will definitely be using this set-up very shortly (after some practice at our home first...lol) Stay well, stay safe. Helen with Kat and Terri with Robyn.
Thank you guys, I'm sure you will enjoy setting it up and be surprised at how much room you end up with.
Thank you so much for your comment and your time viewing the video. I hope you all stick around lots more to follow. Have a great day 🙏
Us smaller channels have to work together, the big boys have had it easy for too long. Have subbed and really like the Gunyah set up, have done some videos of it also, not copying anyone but like learning and trying new things then sharing what I am learning. Doubt hardly any of us are completely original thinkers, but some are better at marketing than others.😄👍
Returning the favour,👌
Lovely job, a gunyah is a clever layout. Nice clear demo of how to make it, thanks.
Thank you very much. It's a cracking shelter for a Bivvy bag camp. It's my nmb 1 favourite..
That’s a new one, great set up to keep in the armoury, going from strength to strength 👍🏻
Thanks for watching Si mate top man 🙏
Quality content as always Lee, fantastic basha set up 💚🌳🏕️😉👊
I'm going to set it up soon with my wood burner inside ! That will be interesting Arty 😉
Great video mucker love watching can't wait too get back in the woods myself now watching these awesome videos all the time keep them coming tank best on UA-cam mucker 👍
AHH cheers big man your very kind, an your support is amazing thank you..
love the set up be giving that a go on my next overnighter .thanks for taking the time and effort to show this keep,em coming
Ahh it's a pleasure honestly I enjoy demo vids for peeps..
Another great one!
Thank you brother ooowwwshhhh....
Brilliant!!! With you all the way.
Champion thank you buddy..
Good explanation 👏
Nice work mate. Looks a great set up.
Brill for the ground dweller..
Great vid Tank just subbed👍🙂
Thank you Steve mate appreciated..
this is something new worth trying, thanks for sharing 🌲🌲🌲 peace
Defo give it a try. Set it up in the garden if you can, then when your in the field it will be a doodle 👌
Stuff leafage etc under your floor section for insulation, also stops the wet getting you 🤟
YEA I KNOW BUDDY..
Very good ideas. Brings more options/ideas to the table as compared to what Uncle Sugar teaches. Thank you!
Your very welcome thank you for your comment 🙏
Nice I just got my basha in the post today try out a few different shelters in the snow here In chicago I haven't seen this shelter until just now thanks for all the great videos Cheers!
AHH brilliant, I hope you get to try all the configurations out 👌
Awesome content tank brother
Thanks big man 😁
Awesome shelter mate.
It's top of my list for bivvy bag camping. It's massive inside dude...
I've subbed bro. I can tell that you have used that very effective teaching style (for the sprogs😉) before. ATB ⚔🇬🇧
AHH that's wkd man thank you, and how did you guess lol 🏴🫣
Nice video Lee, loving the new look intro video too mate
I was about to change it Lee, I've had it ages. Thanks man I'll keep it now lol 😉
@@outsidertank No definitely keep it pal it’s really good.
Nice one Lee 💪
You and funky preper are top shelf in uk 😊
Wow now that's a compliment thanks man..
Great video mate, thanks for your service. Any tips for harbour area basha setup? say theres no good trees available but the shell scrape gets in the wayof the basha poles...
Good video. Hi from Cape Town. South Africa
Hello South Africa 🙏 thank you so much for visiting us here at Outsider Tank. Good to have you.
sound that lee nice set up bud skills and drills
I knew you would like it Dave. One for your Dutch army bag mate 😉
@@outsidertank yes mate definitely shall try that out in the garden 👍 thanks again lee
I just got DD 3.5x3.5 so this vid tank has sorted me for first try in it
AHH that's wkd, that will be like the Hilton inside enjoy brother any problems let me know, just remember peg the front out first then work towards the back 👌
👍👍🙏🙏✌✌Brilliant Tank atb from North Wales excellent channel tbh , great to see you and Frankie in Dundee are brothers from another mother , on a lighter side , was Bullet Baxter from Grange Hill your dad 😂atb Wayne
Haha wayne he possibly was lol, Frankie's as lright smells a bit though 😉
Great vid tank really tidy that shelter
It's a cracker ain't it Dee, roomy to buddy. A real winner 🏆
@@outsidertank it’s sure is a winner 👍
Great video and content, I tried this after watching an Aussie guy on YT, Unfortunately, the weather was too kind, so I didn't get to try its proper shelter capabilities, just do your thing and you'll have followers 👍
I hope I was better at instructing buddy, I'm still an amateur but I do try to keep the channel as informative as I can 👌
I like that hoodie
Big man I'll try get you the link ok back soon..
I' ve had a bivy bag for a while now,plus I've had my new basha ,I guess this is my chance to give it a go,really like this shelter, I'm out on the 14th, fantastic instructions on this one lee,over &out.
Topman Paul, what basha did you get fella !!
Someone as in the video lee
Same one🤣
Great tips I can use. Thanks man.
Your very welcome. Thank you for watching and commenting 🙏
@@outsidertank I was in the RRW in Army Cadets so thanks for teaching what they never taught us, too much drill not a lot else!
@@CommunistCommando1 I can't think of anything more soul destroying, I'm hoping to be an instructor soon, Drill will be last thing on my to do list ..
@@outsidertank These practical skills are what people need. I've never done a Basha before, pop up tents are too easy!
It's exactly what's needed imo 😉
The last hunkered down one Ideal for using walking poles
💯
Nice
I like this! Cool! I give you a Abo! Greetings from Germany
Hello Germany welcome to the channel 😄
I love your channel. I forgot to mention I hosted 3 RWF on an Exercise Rattlesnake in 1996. Welch infantrymen rule.
Wow did ya pal, that's some achievement. I'm waiting on paperwork to come back from the ACF I've applied to be an instructor, I'd love to do it..
@@outsidertankWell, your videos prove what a great instructor you are, so they should hire you!
@Maryland_Kulak much appreciated, that's very kin..let's hope so 🙏
Impressive....
Subbed .
Thank you very much David very kind mate much appreciated..
@@outsidertank
OK, I've watched your stealth camping videos, hoping for a useful , well explained tutorial as you're obviously very knowledgeable.
Unfortunately, shit music replaced knowledge sharing throughout the videos .
I was particularly looking forward to your camouflage tips being explained ....oh well ..
I enjoyed the music free videos though , ..
@davidjacobs828 I was new to UA-cam back there, I was trying to please everyone. That don't happen anymore.
Super 👍
Thank you 👌
What kind of poles does it take, lol! Love the Taff accent!
Branchy ones haha. Thanks for watching buddy 💪
yeeeaaahhh I'm watching this while packing my bergen
Hope you enjoy it Frankie boy, and have a safe camp champ..
@@outsidertank you got it brother
❤
Thank you buddy ♥️
quality Taff time served trick wink wink
You knows it 😉
Massive respect to your channel big man, where can I get that jumper? cheers for the shout out, much appreciated. Your explanations are superb brother and you have some great ideas, it’s a compliment if you get a copy cat but i agree, they should give you a shout out too, not claim originality. Keep em coming Lee, great content you massive b####d 🤣🤣🤣
The jumper is off Amazon big man they do them in various colour patterns.
Thank you big man your very kind...
i wonder how it would work using a ridge-line or branch instead of the forked branch ?
Yes, it works fine 💯 👌
The sad negative comments are for attention cos they watched u tank 😂I'm learning bits and bobs in my 50s taking it up so keep helping you fans and followers buddy let the fools jog on not worth a light😂
Exactly David, I think if you ain't a patron they won't waste their time. Sod um. Enjoy your adventures buddy. Thanks for being here...🙏
New subscriber here. Liked the gunya set up and will be trying that. For reference how tall are you buddy? Atb, Saxon
Hello Saxon and welcome pal great having you appreciated. I'm 5ft 5 DONT LAUGH 😉
@@outsidertank taller than hobbit mate so all good lol.
Nice vid thanks. Grips my shit... my new learnt fave saying.
Haha like that then lol. Thank you for watching ☺️
You made a very nice video here. I only have one question and that is how tall are you? I only ask because it is relevant to the size of the British Army BASHA. I get tired of UA-camrs copying this and that without a bye nor leave you and then, I find some real obscure channel in a foreign language who credits me with the idea or the video showing something that did exist a long time ago, but had not been properly exposed on video. Anyway, you got yourself another SUB.
Thank you Robert. I'm 5ft 5inches. The set up would easily shelter a man a foot taller.
Ye I just don't get these big channels, even us little creators could show them a thing or two respectfully...thanks for the Sub I'm sure if you watch previous videos you will see it's quite informative 😉
P.s you got a sub also. I will binge watch your work this weekend. Have a good un 👍
@@outsidertank Best stick to the Bushcraft Playlist as most of the other stuff is when I thought I wanted to be a Farmer. Bushcraft is easier.
@@RobertsBulgaria ok thanks for the heads up 👌
☠👍👍👍👀
Thanks for watching buddy Topman 👍
nice video, great smock. Where did you get it? all the best Dave
Amazon buddy ..comes in two colour choices..
Many of the big channels have like ...1,000,000 subscribers...and some of their videos have thousands of comments ... there's literally not enough hours in the day to reply to everyone ... i don't think it's rudeness in most cases .
I don't think they even make the effort some of them tbh. I work 60hrs a week have a family and other commitments, if I'm up till midnight I'll reply to every comment..
Very cool shelter! I want to try this one. Finally got a Basha tarp there hard to find in the states so if anyone knows where I can find a 2nd one at a reasonable price id like to have another
Did you get Dpm fella ??
Yes I did, probably the best camo pattern for the deep woods. Very diverse
And thanks again for the practical and useful videos. Using what’s on hand and affordable is far more useful info. Escape and evasion tips for the drive home are more likely to happen than when you’re loaded to the max with survival gear lol.
*_Hello sir... I applaud your equipment for adventure activities sir, and I noticed that you really understand survival skills, therefore it is appropriate for you to go on an adventure in bushcraft style, I like your adventure sir... Greetings to meet me, Rudy Outdoor Tutorial from Indonesia_* 👣⛰🏕💯👌👍👏🤝🙏
Thank you so much for visiting the channel. There's some real talented subscribers here ♥️
@@outsidertank I also made a special outdoor tutorial video, about tutorial material for outdoor activities 👌👍
I shall watch that right now..
Great shelter mate.
It's a cracker ain't it pal, I hope I gave a good demo. Thanks man...
Great video mate, thanks for your service. Any tips for harbour area basha setup? say theres no good trees available but the shell scrape gets in the wayof the basha poles...
Hello Mathew, I'm not really sure what you mean by a shell scrape getting in the way, but if there's no trees, basha poles, trecking poles or couple branches cut to size I'd use personally.
@@outsidertank cheers for the reply mate. Basically the ground around the edge gets so soft that trying to pin the basha pole in is almost impossible and putting at a slant means as soon as someone touches the basha to get out on stage it collapses. Could be me being a mong but I remember it snapping me multiple times