Enhancing Your Outdoor Experience with Camouflaged Shelters

[Talyn]

Creating a stealthy shelter in the forest serves several essential purposes that can enhance your outdoor experience. Here are some reasons why you might want to consider building a covert camp hideaway....

Enhancing Your Outdoor Experience with Camouflaged Shelters

Learn essential techniques for building shelters for safe haven survival situations that blend in using natural materials.

athlonoutdoors.com

 

[Onewolf426]

Creating a stealthy shelter in the forest serves several essential purposes that can enhance your outdoor experience. Here are some reasons why you might want to consider building a covert camp hideaway....

Enhancing Your Outdoor Experience with Camouflaged Shelters

Learn essential techniques for building shelters for safe haven survival situations that blend in using natural materials.

athlonoutdoors.com

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So, as a child it was a "fort", a "secret hideout" or a "clubhouse". As an adult, it is now a "stealthy shelter" or a "covert camp hideaway".......

 

[Sld1959]

Mine are generally made for primitive camps, or hunting, it's part of the experience, trying to camp as the longhunters did, hiding from the "locals". But, the skill can serve a very real need if things were to go sideways.

 

[Hertervillian]

So, as a child it was a "fort", a "secret hideout" or a "clubhouse". As an adult, it is now a "stealthy shelter" or a "covert camp hideaway".......

I prefer hunting blind personally.

 

[Lo-Profile]

To many old mines here in Northern Nevada to worry about "stealth" camping shelters. There's at least 25 within 20 miles of my place here.
At least 3 of them hardly ever get visited. Couple are more like homeless shelters

 

[Belt Fed]

That pic would be called a rattlesnake den in my neck of da woods.

 

[Jester560]

I have done so a lot as a kid and at times as an adult.

 

[Shibadog]

Mine are generally made for primitive camps, or hunting, it's part of the experience, trying to camp as the longhunters did, hiding from the "locals". But, the skill can serve a very real need if things were to go sideways.

Been there. Didn’t intend to build “camouflaged” esp, just used natural materials which did tend to hide the shelter

 

[Biggfoot44]

So, as a child it was a "fort", a "secret hideout" or a "clubhouse". As an adult, it is now a "stealthy shelter" or a "covert camp hideaway".......

Or just old school woodsmanship .

 

[powerboatr]

does this count
mostly out of rattle snake range...well one did fall from the tree once out there
ploooooop
bet you cant see the truck