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Matt and Joe in Matt's home turf in the Utah canyonlands. "It's like an artist looking for a sculpture- you look at that rock and half of it is already there," Matt says.
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How To Build The Best Survival Shelters
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Matt and Joe in Matt's home turf in the Utah canyonlands. "It's like a…
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Use leaves as insulation on all sides, and you've got a Sasquatch slee…
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Building a shelter can be like putting together a puzzle, and each one…
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An insulated shelter with a roof can save your life in a cold or wet c…
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"Putting together this folded origami structure seemed appropriate for…
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Use all the resources at your disposal, like Matt and Joe did with thi…
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The jungle is loaded with resources to make a shelter. It's also full …
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Matt built this solid dome structure by planting saplings into the gro…
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Without a fire to keep warm, Matt and Joe kept this shelter small and …
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Matt and Joe picked an open area in the jungle to build this shelter i…
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Vines are a great resource with a lot of different uses- for example, …
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For a longer-term survival situation, it's important to build a shelte…