The steps for building such a shelter (Figure 8-6) are as follows - (slightly omitted)

The parachute cloth makes the windproof performance of the shelter a good one, and this shelter area is small, and the insulation performance is also better. A candle - be careful when using it - can make the shelter a very warm place. . However, when it is snowing, this shelter is not satisfactory. Even if the snow is not big, it can make it fall.

Emergency emergency single slope shelter. If you are in a wooded area with enough natural material, you can do an emergency single slope shelter even if there are no tools or only a small knife (Figure 8-7). It takes longer to build the shelter than it takes to build the above shelters, but it also protects you from most weather conditions.

You need two trees (or two straight poles) that are about 6 feet (1.8 meters) apart, and a pole that is about 7 feet (2.1 meters) and about 1 inch (2.5 centimeters) in diameter. Eight poles approximately 10 feet (3 meters) in diameter and approximately 1 inch in diameter are used for trusses, ropes or rattans for binding, and other sticks, branches, or rattans used to cover the trusses. Wait.

The steps to build this shelter are as follows-(Serial)

In cold weather, you can use a wall (Figure 8-7) to make the shelter more comfortable. Put four sticks of about 4 feet (1.2 meters) into the ground. These four sticks are used to support the wall. Between the support sticks, a pile of fresh wood is piled up and the top of the support stick is tied so that the fresh wood can be fixed. Fill the gap between fresh wood with small trees or twigs.

As long as you make a little effort, you can have a baking rack. Cut some rods approximately 3/4 inch (2 cm) in diameter (the length depends on the distance from the shelter beam to the top of the wall). Place one end of the pole on the beam of the shelter and the other end on the wall of the wall. Put some twigs between these poles and tie them. Now you can use this shelf to bake clothes, barbecue, and fish.

Wetland beds. At the beginning of this chapter we have already mentioned that shelter is a place that protects you from the natural environment. In wetlands or wetlands, wetland beds can keep you from the wet ground. Factors you need to consider when choosing a location include weather, wind, tides, and available materials.

The steps for making a wetland bed (figure 8-8) are as follows - (serials omitted)

hammock. If you have ponchos, parachutes, tents, you can make a hammock (Figure 8-9). If you have a nylon poncho, fold it in half, which will increase its strength and make it enough to carry your weight. If you have a parachute, you can take the four parts of the umbrella cover, fold it into a triangle, and then tie it to the tree.

Natural shelter. Do not ignore the natural hiding places, such as caves, cracks between rocks, bushes, small depressions, large rocks at the foot of the downwind, trees with short branches, and thick fallen branches. Trees. However, when choosing natural shelters, you need to pay attention to -

● Avoid low-lying areas, such as ravines, narrow valleys, or riverbeds. The low-lying areas will be affected by the cold wind at night and will be colder than the nearby highlands. And dense bushes in the lowlands will breed more insects.

● Check for venomous snakes, ticks, bugs, scorpions, and ants that will bite people. Look for loose stones. They may find their way into shelters and other natural growth items such as dead wood and nuts. When they come, they are likely to find shelter.

Snow tree pit shelter. If you are in a cold, snow-covered area, where evergreen plants grow, and you have an excavation tool, then you can do a snow tree pit shelter (Figure 8-10).

The steps to build this shelter are as follows-(Serial)

Waterside shelters. This shelter can protect you from sunlight, wind, rain and heat, and it is easy to build with natural materials.

The steps to set up this shelter (Figure 8-11) are as follows - (Serial)

Desert shelters. In arid environments, building shelters must take into account the time and effort required, as well as the materials needed. If you have canvas, parachutes, ponchos, or aircraft soundproofing materials, you can use these materials. Different terrains require different methods:

Rock method:

● Find a rock that protrudes from the ground.

● Fix one side of the poncho (canvas, parachute, or other material) on one side of the rock and press it with stones or other heavy objects.

● Spread the poncho and fix it at the other end so that it can block the sunlight to the greatest extent possible.

Sand pile method:

● Build a pile of sand or use one side of the sand dune as a side of the shelter.

● Fix one end of the material (poncho, canvas, parachute) on top of the sand pile (or sand dune) and fix it with sand or other heavy objects.

● Spread the material out and fix it at the other end so that it can block the sunlight to the maximum extent possible.

Note: If your material area is large enough, you can fold it back so that a 12-inch to 18-inch (30-45 cm) space is formed between the two layers. This reduces the temperature inside the shelter.

Underground method. This type of shelter (Figure 8-12) can reduce the noon temperature by 30 to 40 degrees. However, compared to other types of shelters, this shelter will take more time and more energy. Because physical labor or increased sweating speeds up dehydration, you should wait until the cool night before you start building.

The steps to build underground shelters are as follows - (slightly omitted)

If you have extra material, you can further reduce the temperature in the ditch at noon. Add another layer of material to the cover material. The distance between the two materials is 12 inches to 18 inches (30 to 45 cm). This layer of material can reduce the temperature inside the shelter by 20 to 40 degrees Fahrenheit.

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