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15 shelters you can make with a tarp and use for bushcraft and camping in the wilderness. The first 1000 people who click the link will get 2 free months of Skillshare Premium: skl.sh/taoutdoors0820 There are tips on what tarp I am using, how to put up a tarp, what knots to use for the ridgeline and tarp tie out points as well as guy lines. Many of these tarp setups represent bushcraft shelters. I have tried and tested many of these on solo overnight camping trips in winter and summer. Below is a link to the tarp I use:
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Chapters:
0:00 - Intro
02:13 - Ridgeline Knots
03:31 - Adirondack Shelter
04:07 - Prussic Knot
06:26 - Basic Lean-to
07:28 - Lean-to with Roof
07:50 - Guy Line Hitch
08:50 - A-frame Shelter
09:13 - Flying A-frame
10:02 - Diamond Fly
11:06 - C-Fly
12:15 - C-Fly Wedge
12:31 - Bodybag
13:23 - Extended A-frame
13:44 - Stealth Shelter
14:48 - Ground Bivi
15:34 - Tarp Tipi
16:30 - Tarp Tent
18:15 - Plow Point Shelter
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@TAOutdoors 3 года назад

Which is your favourite setup?

@Craigscabin 3 года назад

I prefer the A-frame and flying A frame as its great for short trips and days out

@paulthompson8613 3 года назад

Tarp tent

@ogthemendomonster707 3 года назад

The tent style set up would have to be my favorite. But all 15 are great. Why haven't you applied for the American History Channels show Alone? You would win for sure.

@ollepearce3116 3 года назад

The one were u let us have notifications

@cameronabblitt9727 3 года назад

I've watch every video I'm an og

@dustylivingston1151 3 года назад

The stealth setups aren't very stealthy. Wife caught me in the living room 😂 great video man 🤙🏼

@TabethaAurochs 3 года назад

Awesomeness 🤣🤣 Thanks so much for the laugh today, I needed it!

@gallopingg1 3 года назад

BRILLIANT, LOL,LOL,

@joshuawarren4951 3 года назад

Maybe it wasn't set up low enough

@jasontindell6734 3 года назад

God Bless you!!!

@TabethaAurochs 3 года назад

@@joshuawarren4951 Either that, or his tarp did NOT match the drapes or the couch...

@hh-vp9lz 3 года назад

Hi I just want to say a huge thank you, I watched this one and I'm using the technique you are showing, for me it's not about wild camping or anything else, I'm actually homeless and this really is saving my life. For that I'm extremely grateful to you

@awestuvid 2 года назад

If you have access to the internet and a recording device, it would be really interesting to see how you live

@wouldulikesomescons 2 года назад

Good luck with life brother, hope your situation improves 🙏

@philipbuckley759 2 года назад

just staying dry, and a little warmth and you are ....good, to go......

@warehousejo007 2 года назад

same boat, brother, this is major info! 👍🏽🖖🏽

@warehousejo007 2 года назад

@@awestuvid not really a spectator sport, sport.

@richardmacyczko1580 3 года назад

You are one of the few bush crafters that still teach the basics as well as advanced. Your following has grown but not your ego. Thank you teacher! Rich from Florida.

@beanstealer1712 3 года назад

Me: I need to go to sleep RU-vid:no learn how to tie tarps

@baszt 3 года назад

This is so true!! :)))

@loganseebach 3 года назад

Relatable

@josephtorres-sanchez9368 3 года назад

true

@sprocastersprocaster 3 года назад

It’s 8:54 I’m considering just staying up all day at this point

@arnodelange4600 3 года назад

Me2

@niks_healthy_lifestyle1691 3 года назад

My god, who knew there are so many ways to put up a tarp. I took my 11 & 13 year old to the peak District for camping & hiking. We're used to a massive tent with all the home comforts & all the amenities on campsites but have become interested in wild camping so bought a lightweight small tent & only took what we needed & what fitted in our backpacks, although the 1st night I booked a basic campsite with just basic toilets we planned to wild camp the 2nd night, but it heavy rained 12 hours solid & cooking outside the tent wasn't too fun after 3 changes of clothes & our waterproofs were drenched. It's not put us off but made me realise a tarp would have made all the difference so a quick search & I find you. Guess what we are doing today?? Practicing knots & some of the simpler ones you've mentioned. Thank you. Also subbed & saving other videos I come across that'll help us in future x

@TAOutdoors 3 года назад

Just seen this comment, thanks for subscribing and hope it helped you and your kids! - Mike

@miltonaliff3316 2 года назад

Hey man, I joined the primitive rendezvous association years ago, it is really great times ,family included, . Take a minute and look it up, kids axe and knife throwing, fire building skills and competition, and more. I live in West Virginia and go to the eastern primitive, here along the eastern mountains. The thing about it is you can only camp with the items they had before 1840. But if you want to go to visit there is a day for the public to come in and see everything before spending money on buckskins and canvas tents. Hope this is informative.

@sonnysampson9165 3 года назад

This video has a different style and more quality filming. Looking forward to the future of this channel 🌲

@TAOutdoors 3 года назад

Much more to come!

@danielarias9099 3 года назад

Love to see it I am a og

@bena3341 3 года назад

It's very similar to some of his older videos. A nice change up.

@techandhandballwithsixth8344 3 года назад

I am looking for loads of tips I am an Irish scout

@ofsabir 3 года назад

It is the practicality and usefulness of your videos that attracted this many people up to this day. I am quite amazed how you keep your content's quality high in each video!

@relikcg 3 года назад

Just getting into bushcraft and my 4 year old has been watching your videos with me. He now wants to get into the woods with me and we will try some of these out! Great video bud - Ian

@TAOutdoors 3 года назад

Awesome! Glad to hear

@rkf2746 3 года назад

Your comment touched me. If your 4 year old is showing an interest, by all means, take that interest and build on it. Run with it! I have two grown daughters, and in particular the youngest, I was so damn worried with my "career", I didn't take advantage of her interest in all things wild, or to the extent I should have. I'm now a retired "old fart" with few regrets. However, I do regret not taking more one on one time in the mountains with her. Doing things with your little-one is all about making memories that will last a life time. Be safe. Happy trails!🛶🪓

@Holysnowboard 3 года назад

That trucker hitch knot was a goddamn magic trick the way you presented it and I had to look up how to do it

@robreesor5011 3 года назад

It can be done even quicker...just bend a loop in the rope or cord and loop it back and around the base of the loop then pull the tip of the loop through the smaller loop and sinch it tight. Warning the loop is also hard to untie if you've really pulled it tight.

@50shadesofcerakote 3 года назад

@@robreesor5011 Take a shot everytime you say "loop" haha

@BillOweninOttawa 2 года назад

@@robreesor5011 The type of cord used really matters when it comes time to untie a knot too. The cheap line he is using here is just the worst!

@MW-nr5er Год назад

the one thing that makes your content better than others is that you're so much more detailed. it helps to understand what your acturally saying. Love the content!

@shaekrieger3430 3 года назад

Love the video, thank you for teaching my 4 year ago how to tie a knot and she is so proud of her achievement. She loves watching your videos with me.

@communityprepper6153 Год назад

all preppers must watch this video! I keep an abundant amount of preps in my car. If Im ever caught away from home and I need to camp, I have a few tarp configurations I'll use! Everyone should know basic knots if they are in need of a temporary shelter! Great video!

@michaelstufflebean5726 3 года назад

I'm going camping next weekend, maybe I can use some of these methods while I'm there. Love the videos!

@TAOutdoors 3 года назад

Good luck on your trip!

@drumrgrrrl4319 2 года назад

1. You were the one I learned about this tarp from - THANK YOU! 2. Your videos are SO educational and fun to watch. 3. Your ridgeline demo was by far the easiest I've seen! I have a hard time remembering knots when I'm out there and this was perfect. Thank you for this video, all the 10 in 10 videos, and all your videos! You rock!

@Mounhann 3 года назад

No one's doing the bushcraft job better than you right now . If someone does it better, he's one of you

@serhat.I Год назад

Agreed

@robertfox1401 3 года назад

Thank you so much for this video. So many different styles of setting up a tarp and in a very concise manner is exactly the kind of thing many of us who are new to tarp camping need to know. I wanted to use just a tarp to camp but I have been very afraid to do so because I don't know what to do with the tarp. This video makes it look possible and versatile. Thank you.

@mikefogle5874 2 года назад

I can't tell you how much I have learned from your videos. Thanks for taking the time to make these.

@LokyMusik 3 года назад

7:45 is my fav in clear weather 9:05 - and this for bad conditions 12:30 - C fly wedge is interessting I didnt know that oô 15:15 i definitly have to try this Great compilaion should be get shared

@baszt 3 года назад

I've seen a lot if not all videos on youtube regarding tarps but this one is by far the most comprehensive and intuitive one and mixed with a great video edit and your calm voice makes at least for me my favourite tarp tutorial. Cheers and keep up the magic work!

@sigmalife9625 Год назад

You doing what you're not supposed to do, got me finished this awesome tips

@Jaden48108 2 года назад

Impressive list of tarp set ups. The tarp tent appeals to me the most followed by the Diamond Fly (because I have a hammock). This is something anyone can practice anywhere with a bunch of trees.

@kingrafa3938 3 года назад

Like before watching 👍 watching from the Philippines 🇵🇭

@kyliewynne638 3 года назад

Awesome to see bushcraft interest is international. How are things over there atm btw heard from a mate in Ireland who did some human rights work that its rough with all the killing

@carlobatin1249 3 года назад

Do you know a place where we can freely camp here in the Philippines?

@blister4walken 3 года назад

Bug net essential over there, unless you like ants in your pants 😀

@TheFatalHalo Год назад

This might be one of my favorite videos on RU-vid, sir! Your voice was soothing throughout, your instruction was detailed and easy to follow. Your demonstrations were well-filmed and comprehensive. I appreciate you dividing this video into chapters for easy reference and for providing links to the materials that you used. Impeccable production and informational quality and very proud to be a subscriber.

@patrickcagney8060 Год назад

Was always hesitant about going from tent to tarp, but finally made the decision to begin researching it. Your video just gave me full confidence to get out there and try this. Extremely well-made and easy to follow. Thanks man, you got yourself a new subscriber

@Bayan1905 2 года назад

As someone who lives in the Adirondack Mountains, I will tell you this about that shelter, once you get to about mid December if it gets really cold here, you can forget about pounding stakes into the ground. By then, this year it was late November, the ground was frozen and you won't be pounding stakes at all. There are a lot of historical photos out there of hunters using that type of shelter, and a lot of them used canvas. There's another interesting variation where they would set up a shelter like inside a canoe or guide boat so that they would sleep off the ground and the canoe would be the bed. It resembled almost the tents you would see from the nomad tribes in the Arabian desert only smaller. There's an example in the Adirondack Museum in Blue Mountain Lake, NY of one like that and other shelters. Having lived in the Adirondacks almost my entire life, I can tell you having hunted and camped here, the biggest thing to worry about here is the weather. It can go from 60 degrees in the day during the fall to below zero very quickly. Everything done here if you're going to hike or camp, you better be prepared, more than one person seems to die every year up here in the woods from exposure or has to be rescued by Forest Rangers because they get up somewhere and the weather turns on them.

@philfreda358 2 года назад

One of the best tarp survival videos I've seen yet,, dry and warm means everything. 👍

@mattyd9479 3 года назад

No.1 tarpologist

@PiscatorLager Год назад

The Stealth Shelter looks like a floored version of the double-pole Holden tent. Double-pole because it's usually created with two sticks under the two high points of the setup. The basic version without a floor needs a quite small (rectangular) tarp for a decent amount of protection from the elements.

@mammiemania893 3 года назад

Thank you for the structuring of this video. I have enjoyed comparing one structure to another. Thank you also for the sharing of your knowledge; it's really appreciated.

@whatsnottohike Год назад

I've just purchased this tarp and so am now looking at different ways to set it up, for both as ground sleeping shelter and for my Hammock and this is EXACTLY what i was looking for! Thank you. I've been putting the practice in on my knots too so all being well, I'll be out very soon. Thanks again.

@mraarone 2 года назад

You’re a kind person to make this video and set it up for others to use as a reference. Thanks!

@charleshoward448 3 года назад

Thanks for the video! I've started showing my kids how to build shelters this past spring. We're going to watch this together and try out some new designs :) I usually use a bowline on the static end of the ridge line because they're a little easier to untie after they've been under tension. I like the use of toggles to lock in the prusik knots though, I'm going to try that! As far as tarps, that one you're using looks big and versatile. In my pack, I have a US military poncho, which has grommets around the edges so it can be tied to a ridge line and staked down. It's smaller than the tarp you're using, and hard to set up something you could stand in. But it also means I'm carrying one piece of gear that can be worn as a poncho that drapes over my pack, as well as being used as a basic shelter. So for light-weight backpacking in the mountains it's pretty good.

@lollerskatez1 3 года назад

The tarp tent setup can be improved upon a bit. If you face your center line so that it lines up with your entrance, you'll have tie off points to use for making more space and the back of the tarp tent by using the same method as shown in the plow point. Also, the tie off points have a double layer of tarp material and you can utilize this by placing your stick or trekking pole there. This also requires lining of the entrance and center line of the tarp. It's hard to convey this in written language and english isn't my first language so I hope I am making sense.

@bjornalansonoutdoors1270 3 года назад

I love this one as I am leaning more away from the tent / hammock camping and going more minimalistic ... all of these are great ideas ! thanks for posting !

@Major.Tom.1973 Год назад

I've been binge-watching many tarpology vids from many channels & this one is BY FAR the best!!! Well done and thank you 👏👏👏

@Major.Tom.1973 Год назад

Came for the tarps, stayed for the rope-work. Those toggles are brilliant! 👍

@zumaproductions7702 3 года назад

Wow, you should do some mindfulness podcasts... that calming voice...

@AnvilAirsoftTV 3 года назад

Really enjoyed this. Great presentation.

@Crypticexpert 3 года назад

This might just be the best DD tarp setup video available. Awesome instruction and quality!

@chelseab5467 2 года назад

That was very interesting to watch. I'm glad you added one that didn't have any tree assistants. Thank you TA Outdoors!

@gartenstuhl2396 2 года назад

I don't have any experience setting up tarp shelters but in general I would prefer shelters like the A-frame shelter where I can attach an mosquito net to the ridge line. Thanks for the video!

@jeremyharris246 3 года назад

The different tarp setups are inspiring, thanks! I recently saw a cool trick where you can push a stone up from underneath and tie it up from above to make it into an improvised anchor point for the tarp for a guy line. Looking forward to trying that out next time.

@TAOutdoors 3 года назад

Yes I do that sort of thing with my canvas Lavvu too. Thank you for watching!

@FreezyAbitKT7A 3 года назад

@@TAOutdoors you should show them a "sheet bend" for when cheap tarp grommets get ripped out.

@throbin2856 Год назад

One of the best instructional vids on a massive selection of differing tarp setups...excellent work

@kaiser1551 11 месяцев назад

I'm watching the very first setup, and how the f you are so wise with all those knots and everything, amazing work man. I'm gonna continue to watch till end.

@survival4za851 3 года назад

I love the stealth shelter, learnt it from one of your earlier videos and have used it a couple of times. Really good protection.

@TheDevonOutdoorsman 3 года назад

Great video, I really enjoyed this. I bought the DD Tarp and Frontline hammock today to use when I’m out filming and photographing wildlife for my channel down here in Devon. I can already see ways I can use the Tarp as a hide. I think a refresher course in knot tying is needed though. Thanks for making this, I know a lot of time and effort went into making it. 👍

@taumeltierchen Год назад

Hey! I'm just getting into the whole bushcraft thing and your videos help me immensely. So I wanted to say thank you!

@griffyndragunov1170 Год назад

I have watched many videos on tarp set up, I have to say this is one of the best l have seen and like the way you show them...not one by one but how one can be changed into another depending on the situation or weather you may encounter. Excellent content as always!

@Felix-nt4bm 2 года назад

heyy!! these are all so awesome i can't wait to try them out!! just a small advice for the tarp tent : putting a cover on your stick will protect the tarp from the friction of the pole caused by wind or movement. (you can put something like a water bottle, acup, pretty much anything that fits into the top of the stick! :)) amazing video again thank you very much!!

@adamoutdoorbushcraft8164 3 года назад

Thank you, love your channel I'm learning a lot from you!

@sarlaccstapeworm990 2 года назад

YOU my friend, are just a, a,, an AWESOME person!!😁 I LOVE people that are actually selfless enough, to take the time to help teach someone ELSE valuable lessons and "life skills", that will ultimately help them to take care of THEMSELVES in the long run!! Not to mention, that it's IMMENSELY ENTERTAINING!! Keep it up (because you're great at it)!! And I sincerely hope that you catch every dream you chase!!✌️👍💯

@Helleuphoria 3 года назад

Easily the best tarp set-up videos on YT right now, and you're other set up videos are excellent too. Underrated!

@In_MT 3 года назад

Great information, Thanks!

@SimonOutdoors 3 года назад

Really helpful Mike, thanks for sharing 👍🏻

@TAOutdoors 3 года назад

No problem, glad to help

@stephancaputa1464 2 года назад

The "ground shelter" looks perfect

@reececanode8909 3 года назад

I like how you have the video organized with the chapters. Thank you for making a good quality video with useful information.

@diegorthumann8504 3 года назад

Tanks man, really helpful!

@TAOutdoors 3 года назад

No problem

@NicMG 3 года назад

Holy smokes, over 1.5mil subs. Well done dude!

@samuelsparling878 3 года назад

Excellent video. I really liked your knot descriptions and demos, you explained them quickly and showed them at a good pace.

@tepanganiban 2 года назад

This channel is so legit, thx for making this content

@LeroyJGibbs 3 года назад

Gee, with the way you presented these methods of using a tarp for camping, you could be a teacher. Wink wink, knudge knudge. 🤣🤣🤣

@kevinisbell1867 2 года назад

I have one, lay tarp out flat, lay down on one end grab the tarp and roll your body while holding tarp. Burrito tarp shelter.

@rigohook1160 2 года назад

Hands down one of the best vids on tarp shelters i've ever seen

@dsartain3404 3 года назад

Really like your videos - clear , quiet and easy to follow. Well explained and perfect pace. One of the best. Thank you.

@jon210478 3 года назад

Probably the most useful thing I have watched in years. Great filming, concise, well explained. Nice one pal!

@boomartin3495 3 года назад

This was a very interesting video.

@kerrybay7995 2 года назад

Brother, your videos are great. Your clear and concise explanations for every little thing keeps me coming back for more. Keep it up, and enjoy all that nature. Prost!

@ivotouart Год назад

Brilliant guide, thanks for this!

@russelljenkins7428 2 года назад

This is the most professional and coherent bushcraft/camping series I have come across to date. No waffling just useful information, subscribed. Oh and very impressed you managed to get Jason Statham to do the narration ; )

@NotALizardPerson81 3 года назад

I use plastic pen tubes for toggles. They're light and slide in and out without tearing up my line.

@mattmarzula 3 года назад

I use natural wood debris. It's not potential plastic litter.

@NotALizardPerson81 3 года назад

@@mattmarzula the plastic pen tubes are from used and discarded pens. They are just being recycled instead of ending up in a landfill.

@bbranett2188 3 года назад

More to carry? Are you using cotton twine? What would cause that kind of wear?

@NotALizardPerson81 3 года назад

@@bbranett2188 living half the year under my tarps. I'm not playing Bushcraft like most people.

@avikfett1551 Год назад

You seem like a chill dude.

@vicmansep1097 Год назад

This is pure gold! Thank you.

@Kilo_Skunk 3 года назад

Prusik knot is looped three times, not twice. The third loop allows for a stronger "lock" when the loop is under tension. Edit: The Guyline hitch is also known as the Taughtline hitch or Midshipman's hitch. The version shown is a slipped version (with the #36 tarred bankline though both will hold fine).

@graceygrumble 2 года назад

I think what you meant to say was, "some Prusik knots are looped three times".

@grumpycaver1123 3 года назад

Great overview! My goto is probably a lean to with the roof angled down/ wedge, because I'm lazy and it covers most situations for me. All good unless the wind changes on you in the middle of the night. Where's the stinky sock though? ;) Not sure if that video is still around or has disappeared into the depths of the internet.

@TAOutdoors 3 года назад

Haha that vid is still about! Well remembered. Still got the socks...

@therealronswanson 3 года назад

@@TAOutdoors i too wondered where your stinky socks had gone when you put up the tarp tent

@BraxxJuventa 3 года назад

Thanks Mike! Very good instructional video. 👍😁

@alexdorobantu1229 3 года назад

12:40 Bodybag is definetely the most cozy one! :)

@dominiquegagnon5264 3 года назад

Doesn't seem to reflect heat very well if you make a fire close by

@DonHavjuan Год назад

Every time I see someone make a floor with their tarp, I can see they've never tried doing this when it's raining. it just funnels rain in along the ground, straight onto you.

@evilchaperone Год назад

Ahhhh.. guilty. Learned the hard way. Lol.

@countryside_guy 3 года назад

The tarp tent, you could make a tripod from branches so there is no pole inside, suspend the tarp from it giving maximum room inside.

@zsimon9427 3 года назад

And still further option, if above branch available, tie the tip from branch above

@DougPalumbo 3 года назад

Excellent instruction and well filmed. No-nonsense and easy to follow...well done!

@tony7106 3 года назад

Good to see you doing tarp work again. This is what got me onto your channel.

@cpine9062 3 года назад

I could listen to this guy read a dictionary.

@PROG-MAN 3 года назад

Mee too. He narrates so well.

@Shaden0040 3 года назад

Tarp Teepee = Tarpee? And yes Teepee is spelled without any I's and is spelled with double E's.

@Diego-ud3nb 3 года назад

English what can I say the hardest language ever!!

@rmsargent24 2 года назад

Thanks a lot for this video. its genuinely o e of the best things I've seen on RU-vid. Its so useful for someone starting out in Bivying. very informative and not at all patronising, you've got yourself a new subscriber 👍

@ly0nslife 3 года назад

Perfect video for a sleepy morning, loved the second to last one with a support pole. Need to get out and use my tarp

@FK-GOOGLE 3 года назад

1:45 to skip the BS

@KianBuildsStuff 3 года назад

Thanks u

@davidsuchy3581 2 года назад

Amazing, thank you for the calm and clear walkthrough!

@Sobrevivendoaojogo 3 года назад

Hi Mike, excellent presentation, the most complete and clear I have ever seen of tarp shelters, congratulations on the beautiful production work, greetings from Brazil

@peterott-tn6pf Год назад

I had no idea that there were sssooo many tarp set ups. Thank you very much for sharing this with us man!!! AWESOME VIDEO!!

@benhikescamps 3 года назад

Thanks Mike. Very useful. 👍Ben

@denakelley4363 3 года назад

I really enjoy your tarp setup videos. This one was really comprehensive. Thanks.

@stevenreid2969 3 года назад

great video...tarp camping is so much nicer than tent camping. with a tarp you have the option of many different setups such is evident in your video. thanks for all the great information.

@OoavastoO 3 года назад

Brilliant video! Definitely a good resource on getting the most out of this versatile piece of kit. I've bookmarked it so I can refer to it often. Many thanks and ATB from Nova Scotia, 🇨🇦👍

@billrivenbark8983 Год назад

Best video on Tarp Shelters I’ve seen! Most only cover 4 or 5. Great instructions and easy to follow.

@edlandry9257 Год назад

Very informative! Thank you!👍🏻👍🏻

@bkheaney 2 года назад

learning that guy line hitch was extremely helpful. practiced it over and over at my desk.

@jrhodes6639 Год назад

The Tarp Tent is definitely my favourite. I have a small 2 x 1.5 groundsheet that fits perfectly in it

@Jim553just 2 года назад

This is one of the best, and informative uploads that I have seen. I'm already subscribed, saved this to my phone and PC. If you would make one showing these and other knots, that would be brilliant. As soon as I pick up a piece of cord, I forget every knot that I may have known. Thanks for making this, please keep them coming. 😎

@brianzwiger3515 9 месяцев назад

Just excellent. I learned a ton from this. Even the utilitarian tarp I carry with my daypack is now a very viable shelter option. Thanks for sharing.

@LauraRodriguez-nf7vo 2 года назад

Love your videos, I am a single mother with two sons. I always tried to do the outdoors with them. All our outings always came to a very sad mess.. Never able to have the good fun memories. 😕. They are now alot older. I wish with all my heart That I would of found you 20 yrs ago. Either way I am learning now. I think I will start to practice setting up in my back yard for now.. Thank you for sharing all your skills. Be blessed!!!