Some Cool Shelters

sorry bout the size I got lazy and didn't host the image. Embarassed

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That's cool. Cool

They're insulated really well, too. Very Happy

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I thought this was a cool bark strip shelter Cool

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That's pretty sweet. Must have taken a long time to get all that bark in nice long stips like that. Cool

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dude thats awesome lol ya i think it would have taken a long time to make but it is pretty sweet

Looks like a giant tinder bundle to me Shocked

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	Survivor Kid 909 wrote:
	Looks like a giant tinder bundle to me

dont all shelters look like a really big tinder bundle?

No kidding. Laughing

Sweet shelter, though. Looks like it would shed rain nicely. Cool

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NorthernHunter wrote:

	Survivor Kid 909 wrote:
	Looks like a giant tinder bundle to me

dont all shelters look like a really big tinder bundle?

> shelters are tinder bundles Shocked

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Drummer Dave wrote:

NorthernHunter wrote:

	Survivor Kid 909 wrote:
	Looks like a giant tinder bundle to me

dont all shelters look like a really big tinder bundle?

> shelters are tinder bundles Shocked

true enough Smile

NorthernHunter wrote:

Drummer Dave wrote:

NorthernHunter wrote:

	Survivor Kid 909 wrote:
	Looks like a giant tinder bundle to me

dont all shelters look like a really big tinder bundle?

> shelters are tinder bundles Shocked

true enough Smile

Except snow shelters. Wink

BushRat wrote:

NorthernHunter wrote:

Drummer Dave wrote:

NorthernHunter wrote:

	Survivor Kid 909 wrote:
	Looks like a giant tinder bundle to me

dont all shelters look like a really big tinder bundle?

> shelters are tinder bundles Shocked

true enough Smile

Except snow shelters. Wink

That's a lot of quotes. Laughing

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Mystik Spiral wrote:

BushRat wrote:

NorthernHunter wrote:

Drummer Dave wrote:

NorthernHunter wrote:

	Survivor Kid 909 wrote:
	Looks like a giant tinder bundle to me

dont all shelters look like a really big tinder bundle?

> shelters are tinder bundles Shocked

true enough Smile

Except snow shelters. Wink

That's a lot of quotes. Laughing

That it is Laughing

sorry couldnt help but add to the chaos. Shelters are giant tinder bundles. I know from experience. In my advanced standard at Tracker School, a guy was smudging his to get the bugs out, his door fell in for a second and WOOSH, thing lit up...needless to say it lit the woods up bright for a good hundred meters around at least, and we had to rush and fill buckets of water and carry them to the thing with 15' flames. Needless to say, we learned its important to be careful with your shelters Laughing

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Brian wrote:

Mystik Spiral wrote:

BushRat wrote:

NorthernHunter wrote:

Drummer Dave wrote:

NorthernHunter wrote:

	Survivor Kid 909 wrote:
	Looks like a giant tinder bundle to me

dont all shelters look like a really big tinder bundle?

> shelters are tinder bundles Shocked

true enough Smile

Except snow shelters. Wink

That's a lot of quotes. Laughing

That it is Laughing

sorry couldnt help but add to the chaos. Shelters are giant tinder bundles. I know from experience. In my advanced standard at Tracker School, a guy was smudging his to get the bugs out, his door fell in for a second and WOOSH, thing lit up...needless to say it lit the woods up bright for a good hundred meters around at least, and we had to rush and fill buckets of water and carry them to the thing with 15' flames. Needless to say, we learned its important to be careful with your shelters Laughing

> LOL, i just had to add to this MASSIVE quote. By all means dont bring your fire into your shelter Shocked

i dont have to say why ? do I ? ......... Wink

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Im putting and end to the madness, or at least attempting to Laughing

crazy hooligans

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BushRat is right, though. You can't burn down an igloo. Wink

Otherwise, KEEP THE FIRE OUT OF THE SHELTER!! Shocked

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	flashlightfreak9 wrote:
	BushRat is right, though. You can't burn down an igloo. Otherwise, KEEP THE FIRE OUT OF THE SHELTER!!

Can't burn it down, but they sure do melt nice Very Happy

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This reminds me of the Alaska episode of "Survivorman" where Les' shelter caught fire. He said that it was the first time it had ever happened to him. But we saw it happen in season 1 in northern Ontario in the fall.
The moral here is to be careful with shelters and fire.
The other moral is to be careful what you say on tv.

Actually it was just the root of the tree he was next to that caught fire. His shelter didn't actually catch fire. In Alaska the whole front of it was on fire and he had to douse it with water.

Regardless, you are right. Be careful with fire. Cool

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Drummer Dave wrote:

Brian wrote:

Mystik Spiral wrote:

BushRat wrote:

NorthernHunter wrote:

Drummer Dave wrote:

NorthernHunter wrote:

	Survivor Kid 909 wrote:
	Looks like a giant tinder bundle to me

dont all shelters look like a really big tinder bundle?

> shelters are tinder bundles Shocked

true enough Smile

Except snow shelters. Wink

That's a lot of quotes. Laughing

That it is Laughing

sorry couldnt help but add to the chaos. Shelters are giant tinder bundles. I know from experience. In my advanced standard at Tracker School, a guy was smudging his to get the bugs out, his door fell in for a second and WOOSH, thing lit up...needless to say it lit the woods up bright for a good hundred meters around at least, and we had to rush and fill buckets of water and carry them to the thing with 15' flames. Needless to say, we learned its important to be careful with your shelters Laughing

> LOL, i just had to add to this MASSIVE quote. By all means dont bring your fire into your shelter Shocked

i dont have to say why ? do I ? ......... Wink

LOL, this is a HUGEMONGOUS quote, and I'm in the middle, and edge now lol. Somthing to make sure not to do unless extreme conditions, and only then with extreme caution is burn a stove or such inside your tent. I know someone who burnt down their whole tent because of a gas leak that caught on fire.

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-Till shade is gone, till water is gone, into the Shadow with teeth bared, screaming defiance with the last breath, to spit in Sightblinder's eye on the Last Day.

-Life is not a journey to the grave with the intention of arriving safely in a pretty and well preserved body, but rather to skid in broadside, thoroughly used up, totally worn out, and proclaiming, "Wow, what a ride!!!"