aight

Dakota fire holes are excellent for stealth. Minimal light signature and super easy to snuff and run.

aren’t they better if the airflow is slanted rather than a 90 degree angle?

If you can swing it, yeah. 90° is easier to dig though.

I think thats the most useful thing you posted @Pepito - thanks! I've 2000lt tanks, only 2 hooked up. Will now get the others on the go.

ah

thx 4chan

i posted shit that would be useful for me

except the water thing

since if i boog

i'm always moving

Have you guys seen that one dude who made potassium nitrate from his piss?

I think youtube took it down

But it's still posted in the internet somewhere, channel name is cody's lab

Interesting.

Is that an explosive?

It’s used in gunpowder, not much of an explosive on its own

what type of shelter would be best for a deciduous forest with a decent amount of rain.

The dry kind

Ah yes. Thank you

whatever you want but with a tarp hung up above it

slanted for runoff of course

I live in deciduous forest, and we get between 30 and 70 inches of rain annually. I usually build heavily thatched A-frames. When I have time I build a teepee style shelter, again with heavy thatch for waterproofing.

Dense branches of broad leafs like oak as the 'base' layer of the thatch with smaller leaved branches from pecan and walnut on top.

i was thinking about a dug out with wood framework but it might get washed out and muddy

need to wait for summer to get started.

I always go off the ground. In spring and fall its always wet, in summer we have red ants and other manner of biting things.

Make a small platform for your bed

In winter I do a coal bed.

Here's a decent enough how-to https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FDwTKAWhLfg

What state or country?

im in Missouri

Oooo I’m in Missouri too

Oklahoma

i was ofcourse gonna dig the floor out and put boards in but leave room for water just in case of flooding

I added this to my camp kit. Gonna have to try it out soon. https://barebonesliving.com/products/hori-hori/?variant=16194195325018

Imagine not living in a rainforest

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