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Debris Huts
A simple and almost universal shelter
Brush
Shelters
Shelters made from live branches etc.
Thatch
& Grass Shelters
Made from long grasses
Using Trees as
shelters
Sometimes you can take advantage of a fallen
tree as a ready-made shelter framework
Yurt
A traditional style of shelter, although not quite as
primitive (or basic) as others featured here.
Teepees
The traditional Native Indian shelter
Wigwam
The traditional Ojibway wigwam type of shelter, made from
bark on a stick frame
Snow
Shelters
Versatile and easy to make winter shelters
Caves
Natural and dry, these are sometimes the ideal shelter,
especially in winter Scout
Pits
Stealth shelters dug into the ground
At Home In The Wilderness Part I:
Shelter
by Tom Brown Jr., from Mother Earth News, Issue #71
At Home In The Wilderness Part IX:
Advanced Survival Shelters
by Tom Brown Jr., from Mother Earth News, Issue #95
Living Comfortably in a Long
Term Shelter
by Seth Recarde, from True Tracks, Summer-Fall 1997
Shelter Heating with Hot Rocks
by Frank
Sherwood, from The Tracker magazine, Summer 1982
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