The lean-to is a classic shelter around the world. It's in just about every survival book and it shows up on a lot of survival television programs since it makes a very "survivally" backdrop. And it ...

To create a lean-to shelter you just need to find two trees about 10' apart, or create two polls of the same distance. Then you get a long pole and rest it between the two.

Shutterstock Photo I am all for learning survival skills. After all, when you are stranded in the wilderness, knowing how to ...

The optimal spot for the shelter is on a gentle slope, near the top, with two sturdy trees that are about 8 feet apart perpendicular to the slope of the hill. 2.

Learn how to build an a-frame shelter, lean-to shelter, and a group shelter in a cold-weather survival scenario. All three work well with fires.

A lean-to One of the best ways to remain protected, and reflect the heat of a fire, is with a lean-to. Tim MacWelch. One of the simplest and most frequently constructed primitive shelters is the ...

The lean-to is one of the simplest and most frequently constructed primitive shelters. It can be set up in less than an hour with a variety of materials. This basic, one-sided design will give you a ...

Children can learn outdoor survival skills at a new summer day camp Thursday, July 17, at Buttonwood Nature Center, ...

Lean To. A lean to—a simple shelter with a sloped roof and two walls—is a great option if you’ve got trees around and you plan to have a fire or you are trying to protect an injured person.

Feb. 15—After a successful project last year, the Morgan County Animal Shelter will be adding an additional lean-to and artificial turf to the second dog run at the facility. "On the back of the ...