In many survival situations, you are going to need a good survival shelter. After doing some research I have determined a winner and compiled a list of 3 honorable mentions that you should learn more about.
The lean-to shelter is going to be the best shelter because it can be deployed in a quick and efficient manner and this shelter can withstand a wide variety of conditions. Materials for making a lean-to will consist of anything that is easily obtainable, can keep the wind and rain off of you and can be secured into position.
Even though the Lean-To is the winner for survival shelters, the other two honorable mentions could be the easiest shelter given the right situation.
Article Contents-
- How the Survival Shelters Were Graded
- What Shelters Were Tested?
- Lean-To (The Winner)
- A-Frame
- Leaf Pile
- Debris Hut
- Teepee
- Open Shelters
- Huddle and Cuddle
- Tips & Tricks
- A Modern Twist
- The Rest
- Other Recommendations
How The Survival Shelters Were Graded.
We tested and graded each survival shelter on 3 factors. On a standard 1 to 10 scale where 1 is the lowest and 10 being the highest, we tested and scored each survival shelter on 3 factors
- Survival Applications
- Materials needed
- Degree of difficulty
What Survival Shelters Were Tested?
List of shelters.
- Lean-To
- A-Frame
- Leaf Pile
- Debris Hut
- Teepee
- Open Shelters
- Huddle and Cuddle
