The Two Dollar Swamp Shelter
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- Опубліковано 14 вер 2023
- When camping in a swamp, Wetlands or any area that's muddy, slushy or wet, its always a struggle finding places to put gear or other items to keep them dry. I found a Tri Sail shade tarp at a Bargain Bin for two dollars and was inspired to test a radical new set up! Lets see how this goes.
Hands down the MOST inventive, innovative, and entertaining channel on the tube of yous! I always look forward to a new upload!
Thanks!
Same here, man. Dave is one cool dude.
@@Chuckrussell75 I totally agree. Been watching for around a decade I think and if anyone talks outdoor Bushcrafting and the like, this is where I happily point them. Learned alot here and had a good time doing. David is top notch 👍🏻😎👍🏻
Lemmee tell you Brother- I’ve been watching you and Nick for years and I have not once been bored. You put in the work to do these videos to help folks who are going to the woods for maybe the first time or maybe they are like me and get out into the boonies at every opportunity. If people want to use a hammock- fine. Go to the woods when they are dripping and muddy and let us know how that worked out for you. Dave and Nick do the “grunt” work for us and I appreciate it. I miss Nick on this one- his commentary is priceless! As I’ve said before- I wish that I owned a rope company!😊
Thank you so much! I too miss when Nick isn't around for filming but he's always working a lot. Thanks for the comments and thanks for watching
Might be a good idea to buy stock in one.
The term you were going for is proof of concept. Another good video Dave. I was looking back at your video list. I’ve been watching for 11-12 years. I can’t believe it’s been so long. You are still making fun and informative videos. Fun In The Woods indeed.
Thanks for all the years of comments views and support Lon! Plenty more fun is on the way!
I have not realized it has been that long. I think it has been around 10 for me. Think it was around The dakota pit tent when I started watching. Then I figured out he around 60 miles from me.
Always great advice and ideas...
Thanks!
Good morning Dave. Hey did every one catch the Dave's awesome Bushcraft Pun?? " I'm doing a DRY Run, on a Swamp Shelter"! 😁
Booo!!! :P
Good morning and that's pretty slick of you to notice that!
You can tell that Dave is a dad, the dadjokes are there.
Great way to show how repurposed items right off the shelves, can be transformed into something wonderful and useful! Plus as we all know those hammocks designed in this fashion are very HEAVY, not to mention very EXPENSIVE. Dave is a time traveler who is constantly planting ideas, into our future.
Thank you, Dave for all of the time that you spend with us! Stay lifted and enjoy your weeks end!
I'm glad you liked it and cheap is always the way to go! Thanks for watching and you have a good weekend too!
Now that's an awesome lookin' shelter right there Dave! Very creative, functional, and ingenious. Your ideas never cease to amaze me brother! I couldn't agree with you more about having a variety of videos on different shelters (well on everything for that matter)... it's how innovation is shown and learned. Not to mention the entertainment factor. Thanks for bringing that all to us buddy!
Thanks Brother! I'm glad you liked it! I'm all about creativity and trying new things. It keeps life interesting. As always thanks for the comments and thanks for watching brother John!
@@Reallybigmonkey1 You're very welcome my Brother! It's always a pleasure :) I couldn't agree more by the way... creativity and trying new things definitely brings awesome new concepts into reality/existence 👍
I love your videos Dave because you always show new ways to use things everybody has and you're never trying to sell us a lot of junk that we don't need.
Thank you Maureen! You know me well!
Your cup of tea always works, outta the box thinking, entertaining, & informative. Thanks 😊
Thanks!
Always thinking outside the box! Dave you make things fun as well as useful. Wish I had your luck at finding bargains! You always get some sweet finds! Keep those ideas coming. You'll never bore us with your content! You always have some interesting and inventive for us to see! Thanks for all you do to keep us informed and entertained!
Thanks Steve and I'm glad you liked it! I'm always looking for a bargain and a new way of doing things. Take care and thanks for watching
Wow I really like this set up. I have a triangle tarp but didn't know how to use it. Bingo #1. I like the idea of using it as holding everything off ground in muddy areas. Thanks. I've been watching u for years but don't comment often. This expands my knowledge & my imagination. The rope table with boards is great too.
Thanks! I'm glad you liked it. The other cool thing is even if you do use hammocks, gear and bags can be piled onto this tarp!
Who does want to see 1000 videos of people sleeping in sleeping bags inside tents? I'm here for the raised-spider-web-two-dollar-triangle-tarp-swamp-platforms! 😁
Then you've come to the right place!
Been watching your channel for several years now. No one does ropes like you. Lots of fun.
Thanks! I love rope because they can pretty much be woven into anything at any time!
As always a great video. We have found many camping items at the bin stores and thrift stores. Just found 2 old school thermarest mats at the charity thrift store. A benefit to charity and to us. Love the way you think out of the box with what you find.
Thanks and I'm glad you liked it. Hard to beat Thrift stores and Bargain Bins. Sounds like you got some good deals!
This is exactly why I watch this channel! Always something I haven't seen yet.
Fantastic to hear that my friend!
Great video-you’re always being inventive and thinking outside the box. Thanks!
Thanks Gary, I'm glad you liked it brother
I have to say that is a unique setup of course some of us that’s been around since the beginning have watched you make a bed out of fishing line. You are one of a kind sir and I shall see you in the next one.
Lol, I remember that monofilament bed! You have a great memory! Thanks for watching and have a great weekend
Great job Dave!
The triangular hammock tents use ratchet straps for holding them up. You could sew on extra webbing to strengthen the corners. I love your idea of putting one corner up against a tree. Hammock straps crossed under the tarp like the Mercedes logo would provide center support. I have a big sun shade over my back porch area, never thought about using a smaller one for a hammock. Keep thinking outside the box and inspiring the rest of us.
Thanks and I'm glad you liked it! I think I'm going to make a webbing net to go under this, unattached. That way I can use it separately as a gear holder. Thanks for the comments and thanks for watching
@@Reallybigmonkey1 with a webbing net underneath and some reinforcement it could be a larger version of the raised setup you and Nick did several years ago.
Love the giant spider web platform for a swamp shelter. I'm thinking people did this way back in the days of sailing ships...
Good thought! I bet someone probably did try this in the old days
Not on ships, not enough sqft
Hi Dave! I know when a new video drops, we are going to see some fun in the woods every time. Thanks for another good one, brother!
Fantastic to hear that Terry and thanks for watching!
One reason I love watching your videos is because you show different ways of enjoying the outdoors. Like you said, there are a lot of videos showing the same thing. It's refreshing to see something different and creative. I would defiantly need a bug net for that set up. I am a total scaredy cat when it comes to creepy crawlers. I would love to find a bargain bin...haven't seen one here in Wisconsin. I would love to visit the south...in the winter. My grandma was from Alabama, and I've always wanted to see the places she lived. Anyways, thank you for another great video. Have a great weekend. -Hollie
Thanks Hollie! I think a bugnet could easily be added to this, right under the tarp. There's actually a website called bin store locator that shows where they have them stores. Here's a link for the bin stores in Wisconsin
www.binstorefinder.com/bin-stores-in-wisconsin/ thanks for watching and you have a great weekend too
Yeah man! Been watching you for ever. El cheapo heated tarp shelter using a welding blanket! Back in the day! Great to see you!
Hello Suzanne! Oh I definitely remember you and you trying my welding blanket shelter. That was awesome. I still watch you and Sepp from time to time. Thanks for stopping by and watching!
@@Reallybigmonkey1 Yeah man, we love ya long time! Us old farts. Just doing weird stuff in the woods. Hehehe.
@@susannewilliams Lol!
Always enjoy and appreciate. I think your on to something Dave. Like some have commented, seems a premade netting might make it quicker and more consistent. 🤷♂️ Now, a bug net and we’re ready for anything. 👍😁
Thanks, I'm glad you liked it. The more I think about that net idea the more I like it!
An RBM upload is always a welcome respite.
Fantastic to hear that!
If my creek keeps coming up causing my pond to keep rising, I'll be using this system, because my home's gonna sink! Dadgum beavers excellent little system you have here Brother Dave, thanks for showing it off buddy. Thumbs up video ~John
Ah man, beavers can wreak havoc on a water system! Stay dry brother and thanks for watching!
Very effective for keeping you off the ground! But in driving rain, you'd be at the bottom of the soup bowl and guaranteed soaked! Always great videos Dave! Thanks for sharing with us all!
Oh in the rain it'll definitely need drip lines and a bigger tarp. I'm glad you liked it and thanks for watching brother
From inception to prototype to field test you've always given us great content... huzzah.
Thanks!
@@Reallybigmonkey1 Thank-you
This is why I love this channel...Good stuff Dave!
Thank you Joe!
You are The Man Dave. Your imagination and inventiveness always make me smile and be happy. Take care All the best Keith.
Thanks Keith!
Genius idea for a swamp environment, a raised platform camp site. We all know you like bargains and rope so this was going to be a great match for a video, thank you for sharing your ideas David 😎👍
Thanks, I'm glad you liked it and I'm always happy to share!
Good morning, sir. Another great video, great idea. Thank you!
Good morning and I'm glad you liked it!
Terrific idea Dave I am looking forward to the follow up, keep em coming
Thanks Peter! I'm glad you liked it
Looks like a well spent $3..our bargain bin hasn't had too much good stuff lately but it is hit or miss. Say hi to Nick. Good video.
Oh it was definitely a good haul. Our Bargain Bins have had a few bad weeks too. Thanks for watching
Great channel my man,my 85 year old mother and I bond over watching ur vids.🎉😊😊😊😊😮😅
Thanks and that's fantastic to hear!
You were maybe the first one that came up on my UA-cam to teach woodscraft. I have such a collection of bungee cords. Of all sizes and having different ends on them.😅 But they are so useful. And love that you teach things different from everyone else. But my first knowledge of skill is directly because of you and your videos. Matter of fact, because of you I learned to wrap boat paddles with the Navy spirals and make the knots. I believe they are called boarshead knots at the top and bottom of the paddles. I wound up giving them as Christmas gifts to my son and 2 grandsons. So 3 gifts. Later I found a small paddle with some nice wood. Then wrapped that paddle and added ties to that one as well that is my 23:41 own personal paddle that is decorative for our houseboat. Something I never would have even thought to try. And my boys all treasure theirs as well. They did turn out nice and Grandma made them.😊 Thanks for all your knowledge and time you have taken to teach us. And see Nick grow up as well.
So I went back through your videos and figured out about the first video I came across was your Homemade camping gear part 1. All your little DIY GEAR ITEMS. That you just made in your garage. I thought were great. Can't believe it's been 10 years!! But seeing you make your camping gear made it all seem more doable. And started putting together my own gear little by little. Some from Walmart some from dollar stores etc. Then began to put together bug out bags. And watching your videos along the way. Because it made me see that the gear did not have to be all the fancy high dollar stuff. But you started my prepping adventure. So Thank you.😊
Fantastic to hear that! I try my best to show different never seen before gear and methods. I'm amazed others haven't caught onto bungees for camping and outdoors chores. Your paddles sound great! Thanks for the comments and thanks for watching
Fantastic to hear that! You have the right idea, homemade can almost always replace high dollar store bought gear
Like your channel. You show new ideas what is great and fun to watch. Thank you keep up filming.
You are very welcome and I'm glad you like it!
I always learn so much from your videos. Imagination is one thing, putting the ideas to the test is another. You scored a 100! I just saw Tru-spec has pants for women too. Im going to try those out. Have a great weekend. Thanks for another great video.
Fantastic to hear that and definitely try those Tru Specs! They are absolutely my favorite outdoors clothing. Thanks for watching and you have a great weekend too!
That was cool! It looks very comfortable to me. I love the idea of having all my stuff up there with me, suspended above the ground, under the tarp. It looks a bit more like a shelter you could just hang out in for days.
Thanks! I'm glad you liked it! I'm hoping after more tweaking and mods it'll be a great place to stay for a weekend
A day in the woods... Dave is outside the box but he is always true to some rules. Dave dont sleep on the ground whether its wet or dry . Dave's version of the 5 Cs is 5 different types of cordage x 5 different pre cut lengths of each. Thanks for the invite , enjoyed the outdoors with ya
You know me well Tyler!
Good morning David as always you bring us simple and practical tips it shows that you don’t need expensive gear to make it happen thank you very much
Hello Lewis and I'm glad you liked it! Who says you gotta be rich to do this stuff? Lol.
Looks like it would give you a good night's sleep in the swamp. Always new and original ideas.
Oh definitely! With the air mattress it's extremely comfortable! Thanks for watching
Still morning here. Have a great weekend! I love how you are able to invent and modify things.
Good morning and creating inventing and modifying gear is half the fun!
I always enjoy the innovative ways you problem solve, Dave. Thanks for another great video.
You are very welcome my friend and I'm glad you liked it!
That's a great idea, fun to watch! You could craft a rope support already made so that you quickly attach that to the 3 trees you need for the triangle bed and have a pretty slick system.
Thanks Doc, I'm glad you liked it. After setting this up I definitely want some kinda premade net to set under it.
Great video full of ideas. New things to try and learn. And if any idea fail is a learning lesson. So, “improvise, adapt and overcome” is much needed to have a better camping, hunting or just a great day in the outdoors. Thank you.
I'm glad you liked it and very well said Joe!
Really cool idea. I like it because my dog would have plenty of room to lay next to me. Whereas in the hammock, she doesnt. My only concern is how to do a bug net. Maybe that should be your next video idea.
Thanks, I'm glad you liked it and this would definitely be good for dogs. I'm guessing a giant bugnet that could be zipped shut?
Was thinking hammock before you even got into it. So I’ll say… tree stand!😆🐸🍺🔪🔥
Lol, I know what people will think when they see a set up like this!
I always enjoy your videos. You aren’t crazy at all, just incredibly creative. Keep it up
Thank you my friend!
Awesome shelter! "...Enjoy it, while you can..." Indeed! 👍😎🇨🇦
Thanks Marian!
Been watching for a few years. Your channel is awesome! 😎
Fantastic to hear that my friend!
Sweet looking shelter brother.
Gotta love the bargain bin! Thanks for the video
Thanks Brother, I'm glad you liked it. I'm totally addicted to them Bargain Bins now!
Great idea Dave, looks comfortable. Btw silky saw just arrived….awesome.
Thanks, I'm glad you liked it. You now own the best saw made!
Apart from the effort and lines involved, a pretty neat shelter idea for wet, rocky or very uneven ground. You could tie or pull/prop up the 2 mid-tarp loops along your body to provide more space on the actual sleeping area. I'd also try laying the pack or other weighty object on the corner opposite your mattress to potentially provide drainage if it rains.
Thanks for the input and thanks for watching
Hey! There's a shelter right in my price range!
I need 50% off...
@@tradermunky1998 That's rough, brother. Lemme spot you the dollah
Lol, can't beat cheap! Thanks for watching Brother Doug
Hey Dave! Great to see you're doing well, it's been a while since I've seen you post a video. You always come up with the best ideas for getting out in the woods - but you forgot the coffee! LOL
Gotta agree with you about Tru-Spec pants: of the brands I've tried, I've had the best luck with Tru-Spec. I think their all cotton B.D.U.s are my favorite style - I got that idea from you a few years back. I also picked up a couple surplus 2qt canteens a couple of years ago (surplus carriers w/ new, unissued bladders). I carry one every time I'm mowing and weed eating my M-I-L's property (10 acres) & both of them when I'm out w/ my chainsaw. They've saved my butt MANY times, thanks for that tip.
Hello and great to hear from you! I'm still uploading every other week, you probably aren't getting notifications. Trump Spec is definitely my favorite outdoors clothing brand. Thanks for the comments and thanks for watching
Dave you really are a piece of work! 😂😂😂 …always love your ROPE configurations 😊… waiting for new episodes is like waiting to see what you’ll come up with next! Love it!…..you never know when Dave has an IDEA! 😊
Thank you! I've got all kinds of surprises in store!
Seen swamp and thought oh no, Dave is breaking his no filming in a swamp rule. Great set up Dave. Seen another talking about how long they have watched, got thinking about what was the first new videos I watched. 10 years and 1 less dakota fire pit tent, don't regret a moment of the countless hours
Lol, if you remember that rule then you know me well! Since i have a Gopro I'm not as worried now since it's waterproof. That Dakota pit tent seems like eons ago. Thanks for the comments and thanks for watching Nathan
i like this channel just for the fact that everything is... Inventive. if the SHTF, dave is teaching us how to improvise and make due. this is an excellent channel and very entertaining, thanks dave.
Thanks Jeff!
Dave, that set-up is great and unique; it is creative. And that is what I like about your channel. I too, don't use hammocks. I only make hammocks from nature as you have done. Going into the Bush, I try to say as primitive as possible. Thanks for sharing another great idea.
Fantastic to hear that! I like hammocks but often times I like to have options like this. Thanks for watching
Always enjoy watching, your not afraid to think outside of the hammock!!
I bet if we visited a homeless encampment, we would see some pretty creative stuff!
Thanks for sharing, have a great weekend!
Steve
Fantastic to hear that Steve! Oh I could visit a homeless encampment with a truck load of junk and make their lives much more comfortable. Thanks for watching and you have a great weekend too
“You could have just used a hammock”😀😂Enjoyed the video very much David!
Lol, ya think? Thanks for watching Randy!
Dave.... once again you amaze me with your creative and resourcefulness!! Nice job. Looking forward to your set up in the swamp!! Best wishes.... Ax
Thank you Ax! With some more tweaking I'll be ready to hit the swamp!
Hey Dave. Joe from South Africa. Been watching your vids & projects for 10+ years. Another great video & project mate. Liked that you keep the video going a bit at the end.
Hello Joe! Great hearing from you and I'm glad you liked it my friend. Thanks for all the years of views and support
Lots of riggins😊 Francis Marion and his boys would like this😊 Thanks for sharing Dave😊
Lots of rigging but lots of fun! Thanks for watching brother
I love watching your videos. I bet you were such fun entertainment for your mom, lol. I could see her nodding her head and chuckling at your antics. And very proudly at that.
I have an idea: If you can cut the large triangle in half so as to make two triangles out of it, the next time you use a tarp to make an A-frame tent you can use the two smaller triangles on the ends.
Lol, my mom always thought I was nuts.
That's a good idea
You SHALL see me in the next one Dave. Thanks for filming. 😁👍🏼
Fantastic to hear that and thanks for watching!
Love the vids Dave, you definitely show different things. You are the king of the ropes! Have a great day!
Thanks Matthew and you have a good day too!
Okay, so this one is crazy cool. What a great setup. I was thinking you needed to crawl in and take a nap. It would feel awesome if the wind was blowing and soothed you into a deep sleep
Oh I did take a nap before I tore it down, and it was very comfortable! Thanks for watching Bailey
Way to go Dave. Like we've talked about before, think outside the normal box, and a person might find out how resourceful you can be.
I love finding stuff at resale shops, surpluss shops, etc.. You can find some good stuff sometimes.
Love your videos, always entertaining, and educational.
Ya'll take care. God bless ya'll & stay safe out there on your adventures.
Not only are resale stores and bargain bins cheap but they inspire creativity! Thanks for watching and may God bless you too Brian
Looks good man, that shelter system will work for sure. Every time you use it it’s going to get better. Great idea and great video. Thank you for sharing Dave.
Thanks, I'm glad you liked it. It'll definitely get tweaked and modified as time goes on! Thanks for watching
The only person I know that brings 2000ft of rope with them 🤣 but hey you got it to work and once you mess with it some more it'll probably work out great! Thanks for showing and have a great weekend!
Lol, well honestly if the trees were closer together I think it would take way less rope. But I'm happy the first test worked at all! Thanks for watching brother
I admire the "outside the box" thinking you utilize. Thanks for sharing! :-)
Thanks! It's pretty much the only way I think. Thanks for watching
Lookin good Dave. Glad you're still having fun in the woods. Hammocks are fine but two dollar bargain bin swamp shelters are just cooler!
Thanks, I'm glad you liked it. It's hard to beat 2 dollars for this!
You are so much fun to watch...I was swatting that bug off your face a dozen times.
Great video
Thank you Jerome!
I wonder if it would work better to weave something similar to a space net with a matching footprint of the tarp. Since you have a tarp the weave of the net doesn't have to be nearly as tight, and having it woven would probably make it a whole lot easier to set up, tension, and give you a way more consistent strength across it. Definitely brings up some interesting ideas.
That's a good possibly. I may just get extra rope and weave a triangular net to test
@@Reallybigmonkey1 you could create a triangular main loop with rope and a steel loop at each point.
Wrap each point behind the loop with paracord to hold it in place and weave a triangular pattern net within the triangle using paracord and binding it in a uniformed pattern.
Lotta work but I've seen the effort you put into past projects.
@@JonStockman82 That sounds like it'll work!
@@Reallybigmonkey1 my thinking is basically like a regular 2 point net hammock but obviously 3 point.
You always are innovating and I think it’s great!
Thanks Brother!
I love how you figure out new and interesting things!!
Thanks! I love trying new things!
Good evening sir. Thank you for yet another creative and informative video. I love watching your channel. I hit play all and let your videos play. Thank you again and keep em coming.
Hello and fantastic to hear that Hawk!
daves prototypes are always fun to watch
Thanks! I love doing this stuff!
One of the best American films has to be...For a few dollars more....a real classic..... I think it's been superseded by Ol Dave's... For a few dollars less😀😀😀. This was a real tonic after seeing so many videos on expensive, new outdoor equipment costing hundreds of pounds.... dollars for your country...to seeing this, costing almost nothing. A great incentive to those on low budgets as to what can be achieved on almost nothing. For me, this was the takeaway bit of this excellent video. That bed did look comfortable and I bet that tarp will last as good as any. Thanks again for the great, indicative, For a few dollars less... video 😂👍
Cheap, homemade and low budget are my favorite words. Lol. Take care and thanks for watching Spencer!
I liked how you presented the video. Having fun doing it and talking about how you're going to be setting it up.
Most of the other UA-cam videos I have watched are too serious and skip areas or don't show every little detail.
I have done a design like this before but with a square canvas trap. I work in and play in the mountains so seeing what others do helps to improve and pack light weight into the mountains.
Weight and space means a lot went your limited on how much you can pack inside a pack horse container.
Thanks Anthony, I'm glad you liked it and the way I do things. I figured I'd show every step of the way since it's an all new idea. Thanks for the comments and thanks for watching
Those Sun Shade Sail Tarps usually come with poles and coil springs for the tie out points so as a strong wind won't shred them. You used Bungees and have it set lower so a fair trade off. You might consider using an existing Cargo Net to support the tarp or with your sewing skills, you could make your own woven mattress support from Seat Belt material with D Rings for your tie outs. I think that I would still put my lightweight hammock over the tarp itself or at least a Mossie net and a nice aluminium tea tray to support my stove. This project has endless possibilities as long as it doesn't become a cash cow and weigh a ton. 👍
Thanks for the comments and I'm planning on sewing up a triangular net out of webbing! It'll be much faster to set up that way. Thanks for watching brother
Craetive resources found right here!!! LOVE IT!! Especially since I live in FLA and you don't want to sleep within 12 inches of the ground!! Dude, you gotta spend the night in this....FR
After some mere tweaking I'll definitely use it!
You got me at Swamp Shelter! Awesome brother. !this is going to be great.
Thanks Brother! I'm glad you liked it. I've still got a lot of tweaking to do
Brilliant! You have the most awesome ideas and you follow up with the most awesome tests! Thank you!
Thank you Marci!
Look forward to your videos
Fantastic to hear that brother
Every time I try something new, it gives me the opportunity to discover something about myself that I didn't know yet - THANK YOU Dear friend - see you at your next video 🌲🌲🌲
That's a great way of looking at things! I'm glad you liked it and thanks for watching Ofer
Very cool. Very cool, indeed. Big fun. Thanks, David!
Thanks! I'm glad you liked it
You have the most interesting video I have gotten more good info from than any other channel Abd your not selling anything you give it all away Thank you for sharing
Thank you David and that's fantastic to hear!
Another great idea Dave. Thanks for sharing!
Thanks, I'm glad you liked it
U r the bungee master! You r unique! 1 of a kind! Keep up the great 👍 video
Thanks! I love using bungees for everything!
I love all your hacks. Even if I don't use them. They get me thinking. Ty. ❤❤❤❤
Thanks! Like I say, no one has to do as I do but get ideas from me
mate, serious, watchin' you reminds me how my love of camping started as a kid, when half the fun was in buildin a shelter to camp under then half hoping it rains to test yer shelter out
Sounds like a great childhood! Thanks for the comments and thanks for watching
Ever-adaptive Dave. Well done sir, another success from innocuous inspiration.
Personally I don't want to be anywhere near a swamp - the bugs, mozzis and snakes are not appealing to me.
But great adapting skills all the same.
Thanks, I'm glad you liked it. Swamps aren't bad places if you have a bugnet and a bug hat.
Fun in the wood's indeed brother. Man you found some cool ass stuff for a really awesome deal.
Absolutely a good deal, and a whole lot of fun! Thanks for watching brother
After the hot weather survival kit, this swamp-ground shelter might come in more handy here with the British weather.
It's getting too close now, but I'm looking forward to another classic Halloween video one of these years, when the time is right. All the very best from over here and thanks for all the knowledge and entertainment.
Hot weather, swamps, rough terrain and I think even hillsides will benefit from this set up. I'm needing some Halloween stories for this year so I better get busy on it!
I can find some rough terrain right now, for sure.
Good luck finding some creepy stories - even if it's for next Halloween. I've got one short, slightly creepy story from the East Oklahoma woods. I can make you some creepy music if you ever need it too.
That looked amazing. Really enjoyed the video. Cheers Dave. 😄😄😄😄😄😃
Thanks Michelle! I'm glad you liked it
Great setup, Dave. Keep up the solid vids. Much respect 👍
Thanks! I'm glad you liked it!
always good to see you !
Always great to hear from you!
Love your different ideas. Thanks for sharing.
Fantastic to hear that Kristen and thanks for watching!