QWAK,If you have to take in people this could help
 

QWAK,If you have/need to take in people and there is no room inside -- THIS could be a posable answer.:yes:

http://www.sportsmansguide.com/net/cb/cb.aspx?a=500289

10 man with head room a stove flap and insolation and built RUGED!:yes: Under $500.00 :shine:

With some cammo netting also avalable there too:wink: and some posts could even use it as an instent home for your CHICKENS too!:yes::shine:

Even:thinkey: a STRONG bug out tent ware you realy could live for a wile!:15_1_70v:

I just ordered one.:shine:

the DUCK

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Are you gonna get the stove too?

s

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QWAK,Squirrel Bait,I got the round one several years back and I bought an extra STOVE FAN (that round one I posted) I got TWO fans got both on top my wood stove NOW!:15_1_70v: With the stove and fan in that tent one could do a WINTER in a tent!:yes: Would not be fun but better than living in a car or in a shelter!:yes::shine:

I have an asortment of tents mostly small military one man tents -- this one some one COULD actualy live in IF they had to for extended times.

I also have GI hospital bed,OR lights and Strechers and cots so it could be an small MASH operation in an emergency. The original purpose for the DUCK NEST was a survival TEAM and It could end up that way I supose.

the DUCK

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Excellent, dude your'e my fricken hero. The stove would've been enough. But up and beyond!!! Crap, now I feel I should play the Joneses.......

sb

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QWAK,Squirrel Bait,I love military surpluss stuff it is built tough and is generly cheep to buy!:shine: You may want to concider this tent.

http://www.sportsmansguide.com/net/cb/cb.aspx?a=490279

also storage boxes.:s1:

http://www.sportsmansguide.com/net/cb/cb.aspx?a=504925

http://www.sportsmansguide.com/net/cb/cb.aspx?a=504923

http://www.sportsmansguide.com/net/cb/cb.aspx?a=504924

OR LIGHT -- http://www.sportsmansguide.com/net/cb/cb.aspx?a=504918

stove and fan -- http://www.sportsmansguide.com/net/cb/cb.aspx?a=490240

For the price of a fiew oz of GOLD one could set up a field hospital and or temp housing for dozens of people and when the s**fan -- the stuff will be even more valuable than either GOLD or SILVER!:yes::shine:

the DUCK:15_1_70v:

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I have lived in these tents for weeks at a time while in the military. Excellent insulation and can even be comfortable with a small stove or even an electric space heater. Korea was a great place to see how well they work. A slightly elevated wooden floor with straw under it also helps keep in the warmth. Keep the ground flaps flat on the ground and put sandbags and dirt around the edges for stability, light discipline and keeps the drafts down to a minimum.

Re: QWAK,If you have to take in people this could help
 

QWAK,GB1980, :15_1_70v::s1: If you have/need to take in people and there is no room inside -- THIS could be a posable answer.

http://www.sportsmansguide.com/net/cb/cb...

10 man with head room a stove flap and insolation and built RUGED! Under $500.00

Heater and fan :)

http://www.sportsmansguide.com/net/cb/cb...

Better than living in a CAR or a SHELTER!:yes:

Cost NOW 1 OZ. GOLD :yes::shine:

One can actualy LIVE relitively comfortably in this year round for extended time!:yes:

We talk about SAVING and INVESTING and PEOPLE :yes: THIS is a way to do ALL 3!:shine::15_1_70v:

the DUCK

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i lived in a similar wall tent one winter. woodstove was routed thru a salvage refrig door out the side of the 10x12 tent. was a great experience. with the fullsize stove going the landowner kept complaining when visiting- that it was warmer than his house.

snow was trouble when i was gone; other than that & drainage during spring rains- solved with making a floor with pallets. it was very cozy.

i had a herd of deer that kept coming by at daybreak so one night i left the front wide open & got to watch from my bed for 30 min., eating, washing/drinking in the creek ;generally being frisky- bout 30 degrees.



my plan for folks moving to our place is them to get rv's, trailors etc.- pennies on the dollar [ though one person is shopping for a bus/greyhound currently]. & if i have too that tent is in the basement.

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I'm not surprised you like them so much--look at the fabric they're made from!*
















*Cotton duck!