Bushcraft - shelter building
- Ken Ilgunas
- Dec 12, 2020
- 1 min read
I'm enrolled in a year-long bushcraft course, in which we're learning all manner of things, including axecraft, clothes making, primitive navigation, and shelter building. I decided to merge the old and the new, so I took liberties on my shelter with a bit of paracord and a tarp. I have the rafters up and the tarp secured, but I have a lot more work to do. I envision a more enclosed shelter when I'm done with it. I will have foliage entirely covering the roof in Picture #2. In Picture #3, you can see the makings of my bed, which will be made soft with spruce boughs.
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Ken's bushcraft journey blending traditional skills with modern gear like paracord is fascinating—love the practical approach to shelter building! The spruce bough bed sounds like it'll be cozy. For anyone who enjoys testing their skills under pressure, Wave Dash offers that same thrill of adapting as challenges ramp up.