When Doomsday arrives, it can be challenging to figure out what type of shelter is best to build when trying to stay away from harmful elements. A lot depends on the conditions around you, what building materials there are, and, of course, the tools that are in your bug out bag.
Plus, don't forget that it's also important to decide whether it's even safe enough to go on a quest for materials before building a shelter.
Consider the weather conditions before building a shelter. Think about whether a mud hut will keep you dry from the rain. It won't, so it's probably a better idea to look for other materials that'll be more durable.
Ask yourself questions so you can decide on what shelter will be the most ideal. As you construct a shelter that'll keep you safe from weather and other elements, remember it's all making it through in one piece.
It's true that one of the most vital tools for anyone is knowledge. Know your options prior to when SHTF by understanding the surroundings. Only then will you be able to construct a shelter that'll provide you shelter not only from the weather but other dangerous forces.
On the next page check out some primitive shelters that'll help you decide on how to proceed when all hell breaks loose.
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Michael Ryan
That would be awesome in the winter . Throw some snow on top make it an igloo
The lovely bones.
Russell Reeder
f**k yeah man this is bad a*s
Bro remember the universe favors the prepared mind
better be get er figured out boys !
I’m gonna sleep on my car
Lovely bones taught me this first
We built these as kids.
Aj Kirkman
Dooms day comes– you won’t need anything
Cool, looks like the monkey bars I used to play on.
That’s a sweat lodge in my old teachings only warriors and the toughest use them you shouldn’t be attempting that
When you dig out your snow shelter the sticks in the walls with ends towards you help gauge your depth, so you don’t dig too far. Sketchy about this in your post.
I’ve always had a tough time finding branches that look like this.
I talented no matter how poor I am I’ll always have a home really
“Do not hit, if it can be avoided. But, never hit softly.” – Theodore Roosevelt
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Thats a load of horseshit…everyone on the Rez uses them not oly for health reasons but also for relaxation and sometimes.for visions..
Awe but can you thatch it if so can u make the cordage to thatch it
Heh, good one!
Jim Chronic
Aaron Lloyd
Forget a shelter like that, I’ll build a real house. Lol
planet of the apes. lol
Your teacher must be a wimp
There are a$#%&!@*ton of people that do this for fun every weekend snow or not
Click bait
Devin Hinthorne
Kelsie Marie Steil
Brian Flanary
May build one tomorrow lol
James C Ingle
Kathy Shirk. We need to practice living like this. Just in case ya know? Camping is a good way start… = )
i like it! 🙂
Isaiah Harris
Brenda Pefley
He’s building a satellite dish. How cool!
There’s Always the “Assumption” that materials needed Will be on hand for your survival, lol…
Living and not surviving lol, you mean dieing?
I prefer the A frame
This is how us natives build or sweat lodges
Trevor Sinclaire
And Doomsday is definitely upon us.
Why stop at one shelter?
Christy Nieman
Yeah… because that will definitely save you from a nuclear wat. Ahahahaahaa.
Not.
Till the cops come around and detroy it and kick you out
The roving hoards of starving, dehydrated people could never penetrate that fortress
Richard Blakely Evans II
. . . oh ya, a stick shelter is gonna help at armageddon.