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Frontier Shelter

Camping, hiking, and traveling were not unknown to our early American ancestors. Sheltering themselves from the wind, rain, and dew were dilemmas that were equally known to them. In this episode I look at some options used by some early travelers and long hunters. This is by no means exhaustive nor is it meant to be. I wanted to dive into what they used in the days before REI and Wal Mart tents. What I found were attitudes towards weather mixed with solutions that were anything but ready made and standard. There is room for more on this topic eventually. I encourage everyone who wants to dig deeper to go out and try some of these. They are a lot different than the standard A frames and diamond fly. Those have their place but I wanted something different. 00:00 Intro 00:28: Differences in attitudes towards weather 02:54: No Shelter 03:31: Natural Shelters 04:23: Tents and Tarps 05:40: Bartram's Shelter (from description) 06:25: Hide Shelters 07:31: Buffalo Hide shelter from description 08:49: Abandoned and Occupied homes along the frontier 09:57: How I approach historic shelters today 11:42: Outro Many thanks to D. Wiggins for the outstanding music once again.