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That tarp is money, I had a hard time saying goodbye to it
4 man creepy tipi and one ultra light death tarp! Super pumped to have the death tarp for these warm weeks of scouting coming up! This thing is never leaving my pack ever!
Quote from: BLRman on July 25, 2016, 09:44:37 PM4 man creepy tipi and one ultra light death tarp! Super pumped to have the death tarp for these warm weeks of scouting coming up! This thing is never leaving my pack ever!4 man tipi creeping!?!? You better not name it that and expect to sell it to some natives. At least straight natives anyways because I only tipi creep with females.
Quote from: BLRman on July 25, 2016, 09:44:37 PM4 man creepy tipi and one ultra light death tarp! Super pumped to have the death tarp for these warm weeks of scouting coming up! This thing is never leaving my pack ever!I love the death tarp, I used to do similar but more white trash with paracord and disposable painter's tarps. Paracord between two trees, tarp over the paracord, and two sections of downed tree or large branches in lieu of pegging it down. Less than 1lb, I spent MANY 2-4 day spike camp trips with just those for shelter, it is pretty intense lying under a completely transparent cover during a thunder-booming deluge! Best part was just stuffing the tarp in the bottom for the pack for the trip out, sometimes used to wrap boned out meat and as a ground cloth for deboning - and throw it in the trash when you get home.
Quote from: DOUBLELUNG on July 26, 2016, 10:53:21 AMQuote from: BLRman on July 25, 2016, 09:44:37 PM4 man creepy tipi and one ultra light death tarp! Super pumped to have the death tarp for these warm weeks of scouting coming up! This thing is never leaving my pack ever!I love the death tarp, I used to do similar but more white trash with paracord and disposable painter's tarps. Paracord between two trees, tarp over the paracord, and two sections of downed tree or large branches in lieu of pegging it down. Less than 1lb, I spent MANY 2-4 day spike camp trips with just those for shelter, it is pretty intense lying under a completely transparent cover during a thunder-booming deluge! Best part was just stuffing the tarp in the bottom for the pack for the trip out, sometimes used to wrap boned out meat and as a ground cloth for deboning - and throw it in the trash when you get home. yeah the only downside is you don't have 4 walls so the bears are free to come and go as they please. Hence the name....."death trap"
Quote from: BLRman on July 26, 2016, 11:00:08 AMQuote from: DOUBLELUNG on July 26, 2016, 10:53:21 AMQuote from: BLRman on July 25, 2016, 09:44:37 PM4 man creepy tipi and one ultra light death tarp! Super pumped to have the death tarp for these warm weeks of scouting coming up! This thing is never leaving my pack ever!I love the death tarp, I used to do similar but more white trash with paracord and disposable painter's tarps. Paracord between two trees, tarp over the paracord, and two sections of downed tree or large branches in lieu of pegging it down. Less than 1lb, I spent MANY 2-4 day spike camp trips with just those for shelter, it is pretty intense lying under a completely transparent cover during a thunder-booming deluge! Best part was just stuffing the tarp in the bottom for the pack for the trip out, sometimes used to wrap boned out meat and as a ground cloth for deboning - and throw it in the trash when you get home. yeah the only downside is you don't have 4 walls so the bears are free to come and go as they please. Hence the name....."death trap"So basically you've made yourself into a burrito for bears.
Yeah he talks a big game about nutrition but then he eats 3 quarts of jalapeņo cheese dip and ruins his drawers
Quote from: BLRman on July 26, 2016, 11:00:08 AMQuote from: DOUBLELUNG on July 26, 2016, 10:53:21 AMQuote from: BLRman on July 25, 2016, 09:44:37 PM4 man creepy tipi and one ultra light death tarp! Super pumped to have the death tarp for these warm weeks of scouting coming up! This thing is never leaving my pack ever!I love the death tarp, I used to do similar but more white trash with paracord and disposable painter's tarps. Paracord between two trees, tarp over the paracord, and two sections of downed tree or large branches in lieu of pegging it down. Less than 1lb, I spent MANY 2-4 day spike camp trips with just those for shelter, it is pretty intense lying under a completely transparent cover during a thunder-booming deluge! Best part was just stuffing the tarp in the bottom for the pack for the trip out, sometimes used to wrap boned out meat and as a ground cloth for deboning - and throw it in the trash when you get home. yeah the only downside is you don't have 4 walls so the bears are free to come and go as they please. Hence the name....."death trap"Probably won't be problem for you with your Siracha infused gas! LMAO
Quote from: Jonathan_S on July 26, 2016, 11:36:02 AMYeah he talks a big game about nutrition but then he eats 3 quarts of jalapeņo cheese dip and ruins his drawersDon't forget the 3 lbs of sour patch kids per day...