Solo Overnight Using Two Military Ponchos To Make a Tarp Tent in the Rain and Kielbasa Pasta
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Hey Corporal, thank you for your service, and for sharing the knowledge. Quick question, I live in the desert, and at night the ground is covered with black widows, sun spiders, rattlesnakes, scorpions, etc. I'm trying to keep it light and use a military bivy, but the creatures creeping around the desert floor at night say use a one man tent. Any real world advice would be greatly appreciated.🇺🇸🙏🏽🤘🏽
Awesome AF....just like that
Thanks for showing this set up. Over the years, you've definitely sold me on the idea of carrying ponchos over tarps, which I have many of... Tarps, that is. Damn.
Lol
If you were looking at "off-brands" of ponchos, perhaps bc you were on a limited budget or were out somewhere that you couldn't have something shipped to you bc you are traveling, what are the specs and features you feel are the most important when comparing ponchos?
I've seen several different styles and brands to compare lately and wanted your input before pulling the trigger on any of them.
Thanks for always putting up inspiring new and fresh content!!!
Fresh AF
You can spray bug repellent around the tent will cut down on the insects.
I'd love it if you could put together desert tips for us viewers.
I like the background sounds - the birds, crickets, wind, etc. It adds to the authenticity of the video. If it sounded like you were in a recording studio it would honestly hurt your videos.
Same
Yea sure beats trucks & trains
Agreed.
^ I agree too
Highly agree sounds are critical to making corporal corners video genuine. 👍
Frogs, birds, bugs oh my!!! I dig all that while your teaching and mentoring all of us. Keep on keeping on brother.
I hear you just fine
over the wildlife. The sound of the birds in the background is music to our ears. Thanks for all your hard work corporal .
Microphone sounds good, and I like the birds and background noise--it shows you're really outside.
I like the new mic. The nature sounds are part of it. Your in the woods. But people suck so someone will complain.
Solo Overnighters are... in my opinion... the best thing that you do. Bravo Zulu!
Love these primitive type vids where you make do with minimal gear. I also like when you spend the night and see how it goes. What kind of sleep do you get? Do you wake up and say, "That sucked"? -ha. Quality sleep is all important. Thanks Corporal.
I like the background sounds. You are in the woods not a studio or basement. Ppl really need to stop being butt hurt over every little thing. Thank you for all your hard work.
Background noise is great, makes me want to drive north and spend the day in the woods..thank you for sharing your adventures with us
Did this in boy scouts back in 1980. Two things with the hood. 1) chinc it tight for full water proof style tarp. This keeps the wind from making it flop. 2) if it's hot you can prop the hoods open for ventilation using a forked branch.
"Gear adrift is a gift" Damn right. The frontier strikers look awesome. Guess I have to get me one. Learned a lot - many thanks.
"So you know exactly what you don't want to do": best advice ever! Should be put on a T-shirt. Thanks again Corporal. 👍
"Think about things, don't judge things." Love it.
You're audio sounds good! Keep that ambient sound. To make it easier, you can just clip that mic to your t-shirt neck or use the rode magnetic clip. Audio snobs will say it's not the "ideal" location, but it works. Set it and forget it.
Keep up the great work!
I like the sound of nature.
Never will I miss a show especially the Sunday overnighter albeit I watch them all to help promote the channel you worked hard for.
I was in the Missouri Army National Guard, and trained split op. The day after I got home from basic training, I reported for a muta 5 weekend drill, bivouac on a river bank in the woods. I had not been issued my half of a pup tent. My poncho snapped perfectly to the other half of a pup tent. Field expedience is awesome.
I like hearing the wildlife in the background and appreciate your video.
I like how you're getting back to what you do best. Keep it up and I'll keep coming back. My son and I watch your videos every weekend and he loves them.
Don't know how many videos I have watched? But I have yet to be disappointed 👍
Outstanding AF!!! The ambient sounds never bothered me I enjoy listening to the birds. It’s another reason I like getting out to the woods.
Don't know why some don't like military gear, but I find it to be quite good to use. It seems to hold up much better, and is more versatile. It can usually take more punishment than what's on the civilian market. I've had a military issue field jacket with liner that I wore for 15 or 20 years. By then the only thing wrong with it was that the edges of the hems we're fraying out. Other jackets that I had did last nearly as long. Maybe those nay sayers have something against the military, who knows. Wonder if they've ever tried that stuff out.
Wow, it’s been a while. I used to watch these videos all the time, but for some reason UA-cam stop putting them in my feed. Glad I stumbled across corporals corner again
yet if i say this i am just complaining
We like the bird noise and the background of being in the woods. If you listen to it with headphones on, it's like being there. Great video as always. I haven't seen this attempted before. They always do two man A-frames. (As a person who lives in a rain forest, staying dry is on the top of my list.) You proved that you can stay dry. Well done.
Fantabulous video, Corporal! The mic was great, topic was so good! I love watching Corporal’s Corner every day of the week…and twice on Sundays! Love our amazing Corporal!!! 🏕🪵🤗👏🔥
Thanks for the video, you've shown that it can be done. Here in the west of Scotland rain is the norm so it's more practical to carry a basha/tarp to provide the shelter and use the poncho as a groundsheet when inside and as a waterproof layer when outside. Don't worry about background noise, birds sing in the woods, it's one of the reasons that people venture into the woods.
The background sounds are the sole reason I started watching your channel
Shawn, don't worry about the birds background noise. I personally find it very authentic and quite enjoyable/relaxing aspect to your awesome videos!
The back noise just is awesome and if people don’t military stuff there loss I appreciate everything you show us
Wouldn't worry about background noise. You are in the outdoors. Makes it nice! As long as your voice is loud and clear who cares.
For the record and right off the bat, the mic issues don't bother me as a viewer. One because I see these videos as a practical learning experience. Two because I actually enjoy the sounds of the birds and such in the woodlands. As someone who lives and spends time in the woods, this is just part of the experience. Makes me happy every time I hear a red shouldered hawk in your videos because that's one I commonly hear as well. Thanks brother. God bless
Another great survival video !!! And also the best culinary channel on UA-cam.
Thank you, thank you, thank you. I was looking for a video to tell me how to use 2 military ponchos to make a tent.. Thank you much.
Love my poncho ! Use it all the time for my overnighters. Great video and good bowdrill tip.
Another great video Corp using the K.I.S.S. Principle. Maximum comfort and protection from the elements with minimal gear and effort. Now I gotta get me another poncho. But what a great teaching exercise you’ve given me to share my grandchildren. You keep making the videos Shawn. I’ll keep watching them. Thanks again. Stay frosty. 👍
Back in 77 had to train with a new support unit in prep for reforger 77. Trained every week until aug and then shipped everything to germany. I was in a support BN and we would always set up little hootches in the field using ponchos and shelter halves, kept the rain off yya real good. We used our commo wire to keep everything tied together, came in real handy. In Germany while in the field, we would sit inside, have a gas lantern, couple of big bottles of that dark german beer, and sit out there getting gassed. Commander had no idea what we were up to.Always a German village close by with plenty of beer. heheahahah
Love back ground noises Corp and outstanding!! God Bless America 🇺🇸
The background noises make great videos.
While I am not "knot challenged" I always appreciate how you revisit knots and show alternatives. The mike sounds great, love the sound of rain on my shelters!
In regards to the microphone issue: I have seen several people clip it to their hat in a few ways. This prevents it from sloshing around by being clipped to your shirt or a paracord necklace. It would also eliminate needing to move it around constantly.
You could clip it somewhere along the brim of your hat, on the adjuster strap, or on the side somewhere between the adjuster strap and your ear.
I have seen this method used by several people and it works well for them. Might be something to try.
The background noise/wildlife sounds have always been welcome. Its great to hear the peepers in your videos for the first time….let’s us know in upstate NY that Spring is coming.
I like the ambient background noise it’s real.
I am all up for the poncho also. It is also because I served and am used to them. It also due to experience.
My outdoor adventure club when I was in college did a multi day hike in the presidential range in New Hampshire. On the second day we realized that we had problems. We were not anywhere near our next stop and it was getting late.
We dropped below the tree line (got ourselves off the top of the mountain.) then we consolidated all the ponchos. We didn’t make individual tents because we didn’t have enough.
We strung them up between the bushes and small trees and people took their sleeping bags, crowded up together under them and stayed for the night. We just thought it was cool. We didn’t realize how much danger we were in.
We did when we read the news that someone had actually died that night from hypothermia in the same area we had hunkered down.
So yes. I get the poncho every time.
Always enjoy your videos, full of down to earth options, thanks...
I agree. The background sounds make it as though we are in the field with you....😂In spite of us being comfortably sheltered watching the video.🤗💚
I like the sounds of nature in the videos. I think carrying two ponchos is a great idea to keep weight down. It also gives you more options for shelter. I carry two ponchos sometimes for an extra or incase one of my kids need one while we are out on an adventure. I love the videos and how you think outside the box. I also like the fact you take time to talk and explain things. Even if someone is advanced they can still learn new things, if they have an open mind. Keep up the outstanding work!
I like Camping and hiking with my son and I like your tips and tricks when you go with your son I learn from it thank you
Good afternoon
Yes that type of configuration has been done numerous times although
None have been done with 2 Pancho's put together
And you did a great job showing us all how it was done 👍
Love my sonday morning coffee with Corp
Corporals' two poncho tarp tent - and keeelbaassa for the win!
I WANT TO SAY THANK YOU FOR DOING WHAT MAKES YOU HAPPY IN YOUR LIFE AND NOT LISTENING TO HOW OTHERS WANT YOU TO LIVE
I love my poncho. Most versatile and reliable piece of equipment in my gear. I don't go to the woods without it. STAY SAFE AND GOD BLESS!
Outstanding! Bob Evans and kielbasa, like you never left the house!!!! Keep up the great work.
The back ground noises are peaceful to me.I even enjoy the sawing sound.Beats all the hustle and bustle we hear in everyday life.Keep doing your thing corporal it is much appreciated.
I like hearing the nature around you, always great vids. Thx 4 all your hard work, I look forward to the next video!
The Mike worked pretty good on the forging video, that and the compass vid were good, solid stuff. Thanks, Shawn.
I want to hear the birds. Nature is a good thing I live in it every day. Please keep doing what you're doing thanks for the content. Semper fidelis sir blessings to you and yours
Love your knots. The man knows his business. The Marlin Spike worked well in that application.
These videos are top notch! You build it, explain the process, teach helpful tricks and applications and then use it. It’s why I’ve been a subscriber and view your work for many years. Thanks for the resilience and perseverance with the platform issues. From a fellow Gen X’r who appreciates your work and effort. 👊
The background noise of birds and such is really ok, it just adds to the atmosphere of the videos. You are out in nature. its part of the deal.
Awesome shelter build. I have a really good tent, but it is orange and almost 5lbs. Great meal selection. My grandsons will love it! Sorry I have been hit and miss with viewing- medical issues in family.
Took your advice and threw a get home bag together and purchased an additional poncho. Also went over the items with my kids and how they can keep you alive! Keep up the great content
Loving the military poncho shelter mate...makes perfect sense if the daylight isn't far away and two guys are both carrying. Keeps off the wind, rain and fog that'll soak you and Rob you of body heat, minus the weight load. And the fire lighting...the skill is from muscle memory...use it or lose it. Another gem of a video
That Mic works better than any other one you've used
I love Kielbasa! And your Channel. Greetings from Thuringia/Germany!
Oh please I also like the background noise.
I like the background sounds very relaxing and we can still hear you over everything else so it’s all good
The new mic works fine by me. Loud and clear. 2 ponchos are better than 1 or 2 tarps. Kind of hard to wear a tarp if you're walking and covering ground in a light to moderate rain. Still the best bow driller on UA-cam.
Another winner! Always livens up Sunday evenings. Agree with others, the background sounds add to the atmosphere
New microphone was terrific…loud and clear
I like the natural sounds personally
Love that Rode mic ... sounds great, Corporal!
Yes sir, tried, and now true. Well done corporal, thanks.
Great instruction, please DO keep explaining things in your own style, that works for me very well. I hope that EXPO goes well for you, sounds like an excellent opportunity to increase the customer/viewer base. Exposure never hurts. Have a great week!
I love the nature Sounds. It's a bushcraft out doors Channel after all lol
That’s a cool setup. Wish I knew how to do that 15 years ago when I was on active duty. But even money someone in the chain would take issue with it.
I like the birds! Lol
Bloody genius and of course OUTSTANDING
Another good one! I love my military ponchos. With a military poncho & a Space Blanket I can stay dry & somewhat comfortable when caught in an unexpected rain while hunting or engaging in other outdoor activity. I was deer hunting alone atop a high mountain in the Cumberland Plateu when the skies opened-up unexpectedly. I quickly rigged a Lean-To & stayed dry while other hunters in the area got soaked. You are very CORRECT in encouraging us to get familiar with our gear & practice with it before an emergency REQUIRES it!
Two ponchos and a tracking pole ❤❤❤
Once again I am totally impressed at your tenacity and dedication to perfection. WOW 2 poncho's congratulations on this video and two fella's do make a team . Thanks again for being there and please remain safe out there.
Love the videos. Look forward to getting the new one every week. As a 75 year old ex-military man, I am still learning something new every video. Thanks for all you do and keep up the outstanding work.
This is probably my favorite vid in a while. I do watch most but this one is real good. I don’t know why but I’ll never get sick of you showing the simple knots. So useful and just simple shit. I’ll keep watching. Thank you for making the consistent good vids for us.
Another great video I hope our country stays together but if it doesn't I hope you're close by and we can help each other out two heads are better then one.
Thank you for all the knowledge.
And thank you for your service
Happy holidays to you and yours.
Kielbasa and pasta, looks great!
Shawn the military poncho is very underrated as a shelter. Used them many times throughout my military career. One night after our escape and evade training we all snapped our ponchos together and huddled together under them for shelter. The body heat and ponchos made for a comfortable night even though we woke up to frost on the ground. I love those ponchos!
Thanks for this video!
100% on the background noise. Keep it in, love it!
That money is well spent. I notice the diff.in 3 seconds I had to look twice . Very very sweet . I love the Mic. WELL DONE BUD
Bob Evans pre-made anything is hard to beat. My wife was tempted to quit making homemade mashed potatoes since theirs is so darned PERFECT every time.
When I was a lowly SPC E-4 in the Army NG (Indiana) I volunteered to help with medical support on an assault range in wonderful Camp Atterbury, just outside Edinburgh, IN. We stayed on the range most of the time, sleeping in a staging area near the entrance. The SGT in charge suggested we not sleep in tents, but to use our shelter halves as lean-tos and cover the middle with an extra poncho he had with him. We set up our personal shelter halves with the ends overlapping at the corners, and he put the poncho up using a stick on the hood. I don't remember how we attached the poncho to the shelters, but it worked famously. It didn't rain the whole time we were there, but we didn't complain. Had it done so, we would've been secure and dry. This set up brings back so good memories.
Simple, but VERY practical in my opinion. Could easily just be used on a hiking trip that unexpectedly turns into an overnighter in bad weather.
The birds add to the effect! Love the videos and learned so much!
I don't give a shit what anyone says I love your Solo overnighters in the woods brother!
Back to the basics FANTASTIC . your buddy ? YOUR WIFE ! Great video .
I get on every Sunday morning and always miss the cold handle skillets in your store! Still always makes the Sunday morning with a new video. Keep ‘em coming brother. 👍🏻
Great ideas simple but practical thank you very much
I really like this video we used to pitch these as pup tents and pull the hoods back for a little bit more room thank you for bringing 40 years ago back
Got to love a Tarp tent.
Personally I use 3 Taught line hitches to tension it.
I use a Poncho for my rain cover and back up.
But I always carry a super light DD 10x10' Tarp that packs smaller than a poncho. Way more versatile being a big square. I carry one of those pull apart into 3 trekking pole in my pack. Light and don't need to find a stick if out in the open or in managed woodland.
Keep the sounds of nature it definitely puts you out in nature. I've done this as well, understanding the prior military note or the famous rule of 2 is 1, 1 is none, I've been following that rule for 44 years. Great content, Corporal
Love the background sounds. The mic definitely makes a difference when you are not near the camera. Keep up the outstanding work Brother.
Love this. I actually enjoy camping in the rain! Glad to see you out training us in the rain, because... if it ain't raining...lol