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There are 8 posts filed in Camping (this is page 1 of 1).

Mastering the Fully Enclosed Tarp Shelter: A Solo Camper’s Guide

When the forecast calls for heavy rain, many campers reach for a traditional tent. However, with the right configuration, a simple square tarp can provide a fully enclosed, cozy, and incredibly spacious shelter. This setup—often referred to as a “tarp tent”—even includes its own built-in groundsheet. The Gear List To achieve this setup, you’ll need: […]

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Pro vs Newb – 6 Pro Level Camping and Backpacking Tips

Join Luke as he goes over 6 Pro Level Tips that will take your outdoor skills to the next level. A few of the topics covered include; – How to fold a tarp in 3 moves… – How to stuff your sleeping bag easily, no more struggling… – How to Use a Light WITHOUT Attracting […]

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Setup Large Flysheet Tarp Alone without Trees (5 Easy Steps)

How to setup large flysheet tarp alone without any helps from others (and without trees). Tools you need – Flysheet (3 x 5 meter in this video) – 8 x Guylines with tensioner – 8 x Pegs – 4 x Poles – A Malet (or use rock/brick/ back of the axe to substitute)

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The 10 BEST Knots in Life

How to tie the 10 best knots for life outdoors and camping. This is an easy to understand knot tying tutorial for beginners and advanced levels. These knots can be used in everyday life, and I provide examples after each knot of their practical uses so you know what knots to use for Camping, Prepping, […]

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Tangle Free Paracord Storage – Quick Deployment

Quickly deploy 550 paracord without encountering any tangles along the way. This tangle-free paracord storage method keeps your cordage looking neat and organized, and is very fast to wrap up.

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Camp Stove Fuel Comparison

Here is a summary of a test conducted by The Sideburn Hunter on different Isobutane fuel canisters Overall, the video suggests that there are some differences between the canisters in terms of burn time and temperature, but these differences are unlikely to be significant for most backpackers and campers. The Youtuber recommends buying the canister […]

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Telling Sunset Time with Fingers

To estimate how long until sunset using your fingers, you can try these steps: Each finger represents about 15 minutes of daylight remaining. If you need to estimate a time more than an hour away, you can stack one hand on top of the other and continue counting. For example, if you count three hands, there are […]

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Cowboy Coffee

Cowboy coffee is a simple, traditional method of making coffee without a coffee maker, often associated with camping or outdoor activities. Here’s how you can make cowboy coffee: Ingredients Instructions Tips

in Camping, Recipes

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