Well, not to be picky because overall you have the gist, but don't put green where there isn't natural green. The surrounding area is devoid of evergreen except where your shelter is. Not trying is diss ya.
Agreed, camo works best when you don't even know it is there. (Much like a woman's makeup. If you can see it without looking for it, it's too much.) Also remember that pine needles burn very well and fast. So do leaves. Be very careful with your fire.
Considering this is your first hasty shelter, as you mentioned in the other thread.... well done @_abelvin !!! As you practice, you will get faster at construction of the shelter, better at camouflage and site placement..... Better to practice these techniques now and learn, than to try and "figure" it out when your life may depend on it. Great job sir!!
Thank you my good man Yeah I understand, but it's kind of the only option I had, I only live on a 10 acre plot and I really didn't have much to work with.
Mahalo @_abelvin. I agree with the other guys' comments. My first thought on the first close up was how is it with regards to runoff. But you say it is good, so good enough for me. As for the camo, I think all dry leaves like the rest of the area would be more effective than with green. But it is a good looking shelter. How warm are you in it and how well does it shed rain?
